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Oct. 11, 2024 - Jim Fetzer

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The Raw Deal (11 October 2024) with co-host John Carman and special featured guest Leila Paul

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	Up. Right.
	I was young, so much younger than today.
	I never needed anybody's help in any way.
	Now, these days are gone and I'm not so sure.
	Now I find a gentle mind.
	I don't want to lock the door.
	Help me.
	And I do appreciate your being around.
	Help me get my feet back on the ground.
	Well, this is Jim Patzer, your host on The Raw Deal right here on Revolution Radio, this 11th day of October 2024, Studio B. I have my co-host John Carman here and our special featured guest Leila Paul from Canada.
	I want to begin with Biden Netanyahu closer to consensus on attacking Iran.
	This is, in my opinion, a catastrophic development.
	Should it happen, World War III is guaranteed.
	Here's antiwar.com reporting.
	President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu moved closer to an understanding on Israel's plans to attack Iran during their phone call on Wednesday.
	Axios reported Thursday.
	The report, which cited U.S. and Israeli officials, said the U.S. had accepted Israel as going to launch a major attack on Iran soon and is only concerned that striking certain types of targets could dramatically escalate things.
	However, Iran has vowed it will respond to any type of Israeli attack and the situation could easily turn into a full-blown war that would involve the U.S. An Israeli official told Axios, Israeli plans are still a bit more aggressive than the U.S. would like.
	The U.S. have been warning against striking nuclear facilities or oil infrastructure, and recent media reports have said Israel will likely target military infrastructure.
	Don't have any doubts about it.
	They're going for the nukes.
	They're going for the oil fields without any doubt.
	Meanwhile, this is a rather fascinating development, Veterans Today reporting, Middle East closed a US Navy as Putin gives bastion hypersonic anti-ship system to Houthis.
	Frankly, I like this a lot.
	I think it's very good that this should happen.
	Vladimir Putin personally guaranteed Bashar al-Assad that Russia would prevent the Syrian government from losing a war against terrorism and Satanism.
	It's undeniable that Russia has progressively emerged as a formidable force.
	The suppression of freedom itself has taken on the features of a religion.
	Outright Satanism has declared Vladimir Putin.
	Anyone who thinks the U.S. can destroy Russia is living in a dream world because Russia has nuclear warheads down in their basements.
	And any satanic joker out there thinks the Russians are fooling around will be surprised perhaps soon.
	Let me add, Russia has also shown its support for Iran, not only by declaring that if Iran comes under attack that Russia will join in its defense, but Saturday, I believe, four F-35s were sent by Israel to attack the Iranian nuclear facilities and oil fields.
	I'm convinced that was the plot.
	Russian radar picked it up and reported to Iran that they were coming across The Persian Gulf, in other words, this was an indirect attack that went to take Iran by surprise, but because they were warned, Iran was prepared and they called it off.
	I think when the remark is made that Israel is still being a bit more aggressive than the US would like, they are doing everything they can to draw the United States into an attack on On Iran, and I'm very embarrassed to say that Donald Trump has now declared who he thinks was behind a recent attempt to assassinate him, claiming it was Iran.
	This is just ludicrous beyond belief.
	Former President Trump gave a wide-ranging interview on the massively popular flagrant podcast where he provided new insight into what he believes was behind the assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania.
	Co-host Akash Singh of The Flagrant Podcast, which has nearly 1.7 million subscribers.
	415 million total views on YouTube, asked Trump, whom he believed was behind the assassination attempt.
	I hate answering it, Trump said, because I don't want to give any false identities.
	I wanted anything with creating something that isn't there.
	But Trump has stated that he believes Iran is out to get him.
	Trump said if Biden were a real president, he would issue a warning to all foreign powers that the US would bomb that country into oblivion if there were an assassination attempt against an American president.
	If they do it, the country will be blown to smithereens.
	The entire country will be blown to smithereens.
	That's a really bad threat as a country.
	Iran has an open threat out for me.
	I don't believe that for a minute.
	Layla, let me ask your thoughts.
	I think Trump is being played or he's going along with an agenda to demonize Iran.
	Your thoughts? My thoughts are that Donald Trump has always been an He's an egocentric, greedy narcissist with a limited intellect.
	It was only money that got him into the Wharton School and his father's money.
	And if it were not for all the Jews of New York, he would never have had any kind of industry or business as a developer or anything.
	He is totally reliant on anybody who will give him money or women who will be an adornment.
	Everything is gilded.
	It's all superficial when it comes to Donald Trump.
	The only thing he cares about is what makes him look good and what gives him the things that make him comfortable.
	I fear for the world because there is no choice.
	The US has too much power in its hands with a bunch of retards or bloodlust servants of the Zionist Jews who want to take over every asset on this planet.
	So we are all in trouble.
	Might you tell us what you really think?
	John, give us your thoughts.
	You took my joke away.
	I was going to say that.
	Tell us what you really want to say.
	No, that's good. Just to be clear on the other information you passed over kind of quickly, is that every time the deep state develops a profile and they want to blame somebody, it's always either Russia and now it's Iran.
	Well, if it is, then why don't they take care of it and quit talking about it?
	They're not going to.
	That's part of the propaganda.
	So it's back and forth, back and forth.
	I just got off the phone with somebody, probably in your area code.
	Is it Layla? Layla is here.
	She's in Canada.
	That's what I was going to say. Canada, eh?
	I was just on the phone with somebody.
	Actually, the A comes from England.
	Oh, it does? Yeah, so it's not typical, especially now, with so many immigrants in Canada, A is no longer a common part of our monologue or dialogue.
	That's an outdated stereotype, but go ahead, forgive me for interrupting.
	It's kind of a joke, because I used to protect the Canadian Embassy and all the embassies in Washington.
	Big White House on 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue presidents back then, and the Queen of England.
	But it's kind of interesting because I was just talking to somebody in that region.
	In your area code, as a matter of fact.
	So that's kind of interesting.
	But just to make sure I tell people about it, because they have to sift through the intel, the way the media is controlled, and if they don't listen carefully, they're going to miss the other part of it where they're lying 50% of the time, but they have to look for it.
	And if they don't hear it, It goes in one area out there because they don't have the training or the background and that's just what happens but either way I'm kind of in agreement with you on some stuff you've said too but I'm always evaluating because we're not in a good situation and I just threw my ballot in the mail yesterday and there's not very many choices on it if you know what I mean.
	Yes, unfortunately those of us in Canada are facing the same dilemma In less than a year, probably.
	I don't think no confidence motion will bring down Justin Trudeau, but we will have an election by October 25, and we have a partner in mass murder as the only option to the idiot Justin Trudeau.
	Although, ironically, his father was a great defender of the Palestinian cause.
	And even would not take calls from Menachem Begin.
	That is in the memoirs of Mark McGuigan, who was the equivalent of the Department of State or Foreign Affairs.
	Very honorable man.
	Wait a minute, wait a minute.
	Let me interject, because you just mentioned one of the guys I protected at the White House in 1977, right after Jimmy Carter came in, and he's like 100 years now.
	I personally protected Anwar Sadat He was like 6'4", Jimmy Carter, and then Menachem Begin, personally, all by myself.
	In other words, it was in a private mansion.
	Excuse me? He would have looked like a shrimp next to the 6'4".
	Well, I'm 6'3", so yeah, he was the short guy, so I get it, yeah.
	But I was the only one there because they had to have the meeting outside, away from the West Wing, away from the Oval Office, so all the news media and all the snitches that walk around over there Aren't picking up or recording because everything is recorded at the Oval Office.
	Ask Nixon. You know.
	Yes. Well, listen.
	Before we move forward, we're going to spend a lot of time on...
	The election, with Layla here, I want to report that Alex Jones, whom I rarely hear but is enormously popular, he has a huge audience, has been featuring Dane Wiginton about weather warfare taking place.
	And I want to play a segment of this, not only because of the intrinsic content, but because it's reaching a wide audience.
	Listen to this. You are, hands down, the last 25 years, the leading Organization group with the scientists and others testifying, you know, legislatures, Congress, you name it, exposing the real documents, the real admissions of this thing hiding in plain view.
	And InfoWars have been so pivotal and key in helping to blow this issue out of the open.
	Your voice is heard around the world.
	InfoWars is known around the world and it's you as you watch the world.
	We're immensely grateful to you and InfoWars for your help with sounding the alarm on this issue.
	We believe an unexpected jog toward the southeast, toward the Yucatan Peninsula, where a massive transmitter in Cancun nudged it back on course.
	We recorded those transmissions as well.
	It spun up to, we believe earlier than they had scheduled it to, it spun up to the strong Cat5 that we saw, again making it much more difficult to manipulate.
	So it may have gone off course a bit from where it was scheduled to go.
	Bottom line is these storms are being steered, period.
	If we go all the way back to 1947, Alex, I know you know this, many of your listeners do as well, but Project Cirrus, the U.S. military's initial onset of manipulating hurricanes, How far have they come since then?
	And again, for people to deny climate engineering at this point is absolutely ludicrous.
	And we know even Project Popeye in Vietnam in the 60s, historical record, U.S. military is so effective at controlling precipitation over that country that by the mid-70s, we have international treaties forbidding weather modification in wartime, not that anybody pays attention to those.
	So, Alex, this is nothing short of weather warfare, period.
	The degree to which the climate system has been derailed by these operations is total at this point.
	So the bottom line is we have an industry that, in the case of the federal weather disseminating agencies, are being gagged.
	In the case of the local meteorologists, they're just concerned about their paychecks and pensions.
	And Alex, you're literally reading scripts.
	The skies you see right there in that video are so typical in so many regions, and we have the local meteorologists Days in advance, sometimes a week in advance stating that a day will be mostly sunny or filtered sunshine.
	And that's filtered sunshine.
	How would that meteorologist know a week in advance that there's going to be aerosol spraying operations on those days unless they're reading a script?
	This is a virtual fight for life.
	We cannot hide from what they're dispersing in our skies.
	It's not only disrupting and derailing the planet's life support systems, including the ozone layer hydrological cycle, it's contaminating virtually everything on the planet, every breath we take.
	But if we put a big enough break in the dam, Alex, that they can't plug, We will indeed cause a shockwave around the world as we awaken populations to what their government has been and is doing to them without their knowledge and consent.
	And this again goes back decades, Alice.
	We're not dealing with sanity.
	We're dealing with a headless, heartless, soulless cancer It's a fact that they have the power to kill these hurricanes.
	They're bare minimum not doing that, which is an action in and of itself.
	They're in control of it by not blocking it, but clearly there's evidence with these flight paths and things that it has been manipulated.
	We'll talk about how they're able to do that and more with them in a moment.
	There's one more clip. If you can do so, could you tell us about some of your recent discussions, conversations, briefings that you've had with political leaders from the states in question that have asked you what you think?
	First of all, what did they specifically ask you, if you could tell us, and how did they respond to your answers?
	Yes, Colonel McGregor, I had an hour conference call yesterday with the representatives and senators from the Carolinas and we presented the data to them to answer their questions about how this manipulation occurs.
	They realized this was not a natural event.
	They're trying to digest the fact that their states were literally under assault from weather modification operations that are clearly connected with DOD operations and we can speculate again on the agendas and objectives being carried out but the fact that the storm was manipulated is absolutely inarguable.
	We know that technology to stop these rotations from even occurring has existed for decades with the manipulation of atmospheric pressure zones.
	HARP in Alaska is one example many people are familiar with.
	That's an ionosphere heater That's a weapon of mass destruction, period.
	It can cause an electrical chain reaction in the ionosphere, which heats it to extraordinarily high temperatures, which causes the atmosphere to bulge up and down.
	The downward push creates a high-pressure dome that can steer the jet stream.
	And the same type of manipulation can create low-pressure zones.
	When they have this type of power over the climate system, they can make or break these storms anytime they want.
	And again, what we see now The storms kept weaker as they're over the ocean because they're harder to steer until they reach the land-based network of transmitters.
	And then we have Colonel McGregor, rapid intensification.
	You've heard that term probably a lot lately because that's how they manipulate these storms.
	And again, we have Acapulco last October being the extreme example of rapid intensification, an insignificant low pressure system developed into the strongest Cat 5 hurricane to ever hit that part of the world in less than 24 hours, laid waste to Acapulco.
	And by the way, Hurricane John, which just hit Acapulco again as Hurricane Helene was wreaking havoc in the Carolinas, not many people know that.
	So Acapulco just got dealt another blow So again, how many agendas and objectives are being carried out when we know they can manipulate these storms, when we know they can make or break them anytime they want?
	And again, I bring up the oil infrastructure in the Gulf of Mexico that seems to magically miss any sort of damaging storm again and again and again.
	Let me just say, when he talks about how many agendas...
	What seems to me with Helene, we had multiple.
	One was to punish Trump supporters in Florida for resisting the illegal migrants and being so strong for Donald Trump.
	Went up through Georgia, wound up in North Carolina again.
	These are all Trump strongholds, but there's much more going on here.
	They have altered by the way they're going to vote in Carolina.
	They're opening it up.
	Any kind of mail ballots, you can drop it off anywhere in the state so that a county that had 30,000 residents might get 60,000 ballots.
	And I guarantee you, they're going to count every one.
	Plus, there's a land grab aspect.
	He mentioned Acapulco.
	This is weather warfare once again.
	Acapulco is a really sensational place, extremely high-valued real estate, but you had a lot of locals who lived there forever, just as we had in Lahaina, out in Maui, where the locals were occupying a wonderful, highly desirable chunk of real estate, and they took them out in that case with directed energy weapons, as they had in Paradise, California, but the weather Warfare is increasing.
	And by the way, the land grab is going on in North Carolina, FEMA, which is not assisting those in need.
	They're leaving bodies to rot out in the sun.
	They're chasing off and sabotaging efforts to bring aid and water and food and medical supplies.
	FEMA is participating in killing Americans in North Carolina.
	And among the motives is that there is a Massive deposit of lithium, third largest in the world estimated.
	We have one in Bolivia.
	There's another in Afghanistan.
	Here we have one in North Carolina.
	The mining company already had a long-term contract with Ford to supply staggering amounts of Lithium for their batteries.
	We know the electric car industry is a catastrophe.
	We know they don't have traction.
	They have limited range.
	It requires hours to charge when it can only take minutes to fill up a gas tank.
	Moreover, these people seem to be so colossally ignorant.
	They think electricity just comes spontaneously.
	It requires Massive energy sources that are driven by coal and gas and nuclear to produce the electricity for these cars.
	Strip mining, the mining that goes on with lithium and the other heavy metals that are involved in creating these batteries is more destructive by far to the environment.
	In any of the so-called fossil fuel industries, we know, of course, strictly speaking, oil is not a fossil fuel.
	It's produced naturally by Earth in unlimited quantities.
	So we really ought to be in a situation of super abundance with low, very, very low gas and oil prices, but it's all artificially manipulated.
	And guess what?
	It turns out Doug Emhoff, who is the husband of Kamala Harris, just happens to have stock in the company that is going to do the mining here for a huge benefit, but massive destruction to the environment.
	Layla, your thoughts? Jim, as you were talking, I was thinking about the other use of lithium.
	It is often administered to people who have uh dysregulation with their thyroid hormone and it also affects um I believe either depression or um bipolar disorders so I also see a potential use there of manipulating the human mind if they can again infuse food and water with lithium just as they have been doing with fluoride again under the persuasive powers of Edward Bernays, the nephew of his uncle Siggy Freud, once again the Jew who knew how to manipulate women and set them free with their torches of freedom, and all the other corrupt...
	well he's known as the father of spin.
	So yes, they're always looking for ways to dehumanize humanity And degrade humanity to the lowest possible level of cognition and behavior, including the most brutal murderous behavior.
	They've done that to their own people in Israel, turned them all into murderers through their indoctrination throughout their schooling, but also to just make them totally incapacitated and unable to think for themselves until they are somehow triggered remotely and harped That same geoengineering tool may be part of it.
	There are so many things that have been created that we are not aware of, and the consequences and the ramifications of those consequences, we have no idea what's ahead of us.
	And by the way, if I may add one more thing, what I said about Trump, I mean that about any politician who seeks power.
	I do not believe that power itself corrupts.
	I think it is the pursuit of power that attracts corruptible people who are already corrupted.
	So there is probably no leadership anywhere on this planet, perhaps in the past or in the present, that is not corruptible or already corrupted.
	Jimmy Carter may have appeared to be a little different, but he was utterly inept.
	And deluded with his own perception of what his religion is.
	The notion of the blood of Abraham, his book, was utterly naive.
	Because Abraham was not really...
	Anyway, I won't get into that.
	That's another thing. But I trust no politician.
	We can go there by and by, Leila.
	I think your point about possibly using lithium in the water supply is absolutely fascinating.
	Yes, indeed, it is used to deal with certain forms of mental illness, and I cannot imagine on the top of my head what ramifications it might have for normal people, but it could be highly adverse.
	John, your thoughts?
	Yeah, I agree with what you guys are bringing up there.
	And I'm very familiar with the lithium And the cobalt and the natural resources, but I think if you focus on the part about where the control part is, I'm looking at a bottle of a supplement called lithium orotate.
	I tried it out for a while to see what the reactions were.
	130 milligrams gluten-free, and one capsule basically is about 5 milligrams out of 130 MGs.
	Now, if you get a medical prescription, they're going to give you 200, 300, 400 milligrams, which is enough to make you start drooling, injections or otherwise.
	It's all about that, too.
	If they can't do it with fluoride, that's another one that'll affect your pineal gland.
	And I do research because I take supplements.
	I don't smoke, I don't drink, I'm the athlete and all that.
	But It's really interesting because if they do the lithium, if they're not going to use it for batteries, and I know other resources for batteries that are radioactive diamonds that nobody talks about much, this stuff could be put into the system and they're going to have everybody walking around compliant type A personality alpha males and they won't fight back.
	That's what they want. They want to raise a bunch of slave drones.
	The alpha are the leaders, they're the aggressive leaders, so you meant the opposite.
	You mean turning alpha into passive wimps who are followers.
	Layla, go ahead and add a few more thoughts of yours.
	Actually, it's not just the different chemicals that they've been sneaking into our food, water, and the air.
	We're now witnessing it every time we use—we're now prisoners, basically, in an electronic prison.
	And without even realizing it, just have a child turn on an iPad or an iPhone.
	And ironically, Assange mentioned the iPhone.
	Hold that thought.
	We'll be right back after this break.
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	Layla, you are sane.
	Yeah, the dangers of being caught in this electronic prison.
	You can't do anything without being given orders by either your phone or your tablet or your computer.
	We're locked in.
	You cannot use it unless you sign in here, change your password, use this Apple ID, do that.
	If you don't do that, you can't access the devices that you own.
	Instead, the device owns you.
	It tells you when you can or cannot do it or use it or access a particular site.
	I refuse to sign into anything.
	I never sign in.
	And so I get objections through text or my inability to access websites.
	Fine. I cut off my television connection 30 years ago.
	I disconnected my computer and my Wi-Fi two years ago.
	And then I thought I'll go just with cellular data and the tablet and the phone.
	It's even worse.
	It's the same nonsense.
	And then what do you see when you turn it on?
	Hey, don't bother to write, I'm smiling.
	That's only a joke.
	Because now you have an emoji to do it.
	An emoji with an ugly, transhuman, non-human face that only remotely But it speaks for you, because get ready, your plastic brain is going to absorb that image and accept the fact that that's us.
	Post-humanism, that's what we're being prepared for, emoticons, emojis.
	And as they minimize our vocabulary, most people say, I'm shocked at how many people in leadership positions Cannot even speak the one and only language of English correctly.
	The grammar is horrendous.
	I won't go into the use of the wanna.
	I can remember an anchor that I worked with who was rebuked because she typed on the script wanna or gonna and her co-anchor who ended up at ABC Nightline ended up going to our news director and complaining about her and she got Well, she eventually was fired.
	She was way ahead of her time.
	Everybody now, I don't care if it's John Mearsheimer or anyone else, everyone either says gonna or wanna.
	When I told a Syrian girl, don't do that.
	As you're learning English, it's not that hard to say going to or want to.
	It's not that hard. Because if you cannot use, remember language.
	Language is usually being acquired as our brain is doing its hardwiring.
	The more you minimize language, the fewer hardwiring will occur in your brain and consequently the ultimate effect will be very minimal.
	The less you can think, the less equipped you are to think, the weaker will be your thoughts and the more passive you are anyway.
	And we're already susceptible.
	Remember when television was popular, it eventually was discovered that advertisements on TV all had subliminal messages that were below our hearing range.
	Well, now it's everywhere and we accept it because we've been trained.
	We've been pacified.
	Very few people speak up and when they do, they just give an opinion.
	Nobody bothers to research anymore or give citations for their data.
	That's what I think. Therefore, that is so.
	Talk radio has become really tedious because it's nothing but uneducated people giving opinions.
	Opinions are founded on what What they have experienced, rather than looking into facts.
	I mean, there are still archives.
	You can still, hopefully, get into a library and get the reserve section, get documents from the reserve section.
	Go through whatever is available to you that starts from the original source, and that applies to Israel-Palestine.
	The fake Israel, the illegal Israel, and everything else that we do.
	I cede the voice now, the microphone to you now.
	Just to compliment those observations, Wikipedia, which is a signist op whose people don't recognize, will not allow the use of original sources, which is completely absurd.
	The first lesson you learn as a graduate student is only rely upon original sources, but by Only allowing secondary, and you can have a total range of diverse opinions in the secondary literature about the original.
	They can pick and choose the opinions they want, and they've done that against me in relation to Sandy Hook and other issues.
	They put a blatantly false sentence in the Wikipedia entry that sounds absurd.
	Something like deny the existence of Flight 93, which isn't at all the case.
	What I deny is that any of the 9-11 planes actually crashed on 9-11.
	Two of them were not even in the air.
	Flight 11, North Tower, and 77, the Pentagon.
	And the other two, 93 Shanksville and 175 South Tower, were still in the air after they allegedly crashed.
	93 over Champaign-Urbana, Illinois, 175 over Harrisburg and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
	Indeed, I obtained FAA registration records to show that the actual physical aircraft used for those two flights And remember, the same plane can be used for multiple flights today, Tampa to Chicago tomorrow, New York to Los Angeles.
	We're not even formally taken out of service or deregistered until 28 September 2005.
	So how can planes that weren't even in the air have crashed on 9-11?
	And how can planes that crashed on 9-11 have still been in the air four years later?
	Wikipedia wants to cover it up because this was an Israeli op.
	So I put an absurd sentence.
	I've tried to correct repeatedly.
	They won't let me correct it.
	Anyone who thinks that anyone can make corrections, it's absolutely categorically false.
	It's an op, a psyop, and incredibly successful.
	John, your thoughts?
	Yeah. Yeah, I agree with what Layla was saying.
	Very meticulous and very detailed.
	I wanted to suggest this thing about this communication system I personally use.
	It might help her And other people.
	I just got off the phone with somebody in Canada, and we were talking about the same system, which is the deafprotection.com slash 2024.
	And I've helped people with that.
	It can't be tracked. It's got cloaking on it.
	It's got GPS blocking and a bunch of other stuff on there.
	And I've been using it for a couple of years now.
	A lot of high-end people in the Intel community use it.
	People's names I'm not supposed to mention, but they use it.
	And they're in our government and a couple other locations.
	That's to prevent exactly what we were touching on.
	Monitoring, illegal monitoring.
	And yeah, they're moving us towards this type of a slave attitude.
	And the communication skills, exactly that.
	I even listen for some...
	I got a quirk about people who can't pronounce the letter T. When they say commitment, they don't pronunciate properly.
	They say commitment or something.
	You know what I mean?
	You know what's funny is this same Syrian girl was studying at one of our better universities and she said she couldn't understand what the guy was saying because he kept saying internet or he wouldn't pronounce his T's.
	And Canadians used to.
	True, we always used to slur Toronto, but the T is crucial.
	The other thing that bothers me is people do not understand accept Ask them the difference between exception and access.
	They don't know how to spell excess or access.
	They don't know how to spell them, never mind the significance of the meanings.
	The first thing you do is minimize their ability to speak.
	Now, I'm going to go back to a very old saying that originates with the first known.
	Monotheistic religion, Zoroastrianism.
	One of its prime practitioners was the man known as Cyrus the Great.
	And his philosophy was, or no, it was Zarathustra who actually first, this was his motto.
	Good thoughts, good words, good deeds.
	So they may be in reverse.
	Bad deeds eventually allow us to accept bad thoughts and then eventually it becomes the norm within our initial impulses.
	Of course, that motto, Layla, was very prominent in Bohemian Rhapsody about the life of Freddie Mercury who came from a family where they were Zoroastrians.
	Good words, good thoughts, good deeds.
	It was highlighted in that film very effectively.
	Yes, and we've lost that concept.
	We've now been indoctrinated to thinking whoever has the most power and whoever can be the most brutal is entitled to become the...
	Would you like...
	Now, they talk about Palestine and Israel, the two-state solution.
	First of all, it's not up to Israel to allow.
	That was part of the original plan that allowed Israel to be accepted into the UN, that there would be a two-state solution.
	It was never up to Israel to grant permission.
	In order to be legitimate, it has to fulfill that obligation, which it never did.
	And anyway, any leader of the UN who tried to impose good actions, good deeds and good thoughts, he eventually got assassinated.
	Look up cold case Dag Hammarskjöld and Bitchute.
	But anyway, the whole concept of would you be able to live side by side by the murderer, the butcher, the sadistic creatures that you've watched?
	You sodomized to death all the people that you loved.
	Would you want to live next door to Jeffrey Dahmer?
	Would you want to live next door to John Wayne Gacy or Ted Bundy?
	You cannot have a two-state solution.
	You have got to dispose of...
	You know what? Think of it as bringing back capital punishment.
	The reason they did that was to remove them in a population That might be at risk if they continue to live.
	People, once they are deeply ingrained in a certain pattern of behavior, do not change.
	The absurdity of thinking that you can rehab someone after a lifetime of behaving a certain way is ridiculous.
	And it was known in ancient times, even as recently as in early England, they recognized that if somebody was good as a child, they were likely to be a good person as an adult.
	So it's not just a matter of upbringing, it's also who it is.
	A lot of our behavior is genetically programmed, and you cannot overcome genetic influence that easily.
	Now, again, I'll cede the microphone if anyone has anything else to say.
	Let me step in real quick, because I've dealt with the four nationals most of my life.
	And I protected embassies in Washington and foreign nationals and worked at the border for 15 years.
	And it's true what you say because people don't really think about it.
	They assume, or let's say Americans in general, will assume everybody else is like them.
	They have the same training, they have the same benefits, the same foods and same culture when they don't.
	And then when you get people like from the Middle East, just to pick on a group, or the Haitians, I got Haitians in my building, they have to readjust To the technology, the diets, the cultures, and all these other things, and the communications, which is very difficult.
	As an example, when the Haitians came here, they went to Mexico.
	They speak Hispanic or Spanish for a year or two before they come across the border.
	They get fast-tracked in, and then they get bypassed through the other procedures that other people have been waiting up to 10 years.
	And they speak Spanish more than they would speak French or English.
	So I have to give them directions on how to deliver the water from an Uber, Walmart driver, as an example.
	The skills are changing.
	And with all the people that are coming into the country, it's exactly that.
	You know, you see the patterns.
	They're disrupting.
	Ebonics comes to mind.
	I have to throw that word out, Ebonics.
	So eventually, if you don't speak the cultural language or the street language or what's being used, It's going to keep cutting down and cutting down to the point where people can't communicate properly, like you mentioned, Layla.
	If your brain doesn't use the same vibration or frequency, it's not going to come across correctly, no different than when they play music and use the wrong tune.
	Does that make sense? Yes, yes, it does.
	And in my culture, in Bethlehem, I was born in Bethlehem, Palestine, and my DNA analysis shows that we go back to the Natufians.
	That would be 10,000 to 11,000 years ago, some of my ancestors.
	I'm actually 40% Caucasian, but what we forget is that many of those around the Mediterranean and in the Arabian Peninsula migrated after the ice age and migrated southward where the weather was more congenial.
	And then, of course, there was also the migration north from India and east from Africa.
	So you have on the southern portions Of the Arabian Peninsula, or the Levant, what used to be known as Canaan, the King's Highway, which was on the East Coast.
	All of those people are intermingled on the South.
	On the North, the Northwest in particular, they were very careful about who they allowed to breed children.
	In my community of Bethlehem, only Christians, the Greek Orthodox would only marry Greek Orthodox, the Roman Catholics would only marry Roman Catholics.
	If a Greek Orthodox married a Roman Catholic, then the Roman Catholics used to say a mass for the dead.
	That's how bad it was. The priests and the population, when the British were in control of Palestine and they did a census, the population of Bethlehem was then only around 8,000.
	So before that, before my time, during the time of my parents, it would have been a very limited number.
	And anyone who could live in the community had to be approved first.
	But the thing is that they understood that before you could get permission to marry one or the other, there were the tribal patriarchs or the family patriarchs.
	The elders had to approve it.
	And if one person in the family, and you can still see it expressed in England in the Jane Austen stories, especially Pride and Prejudice.
	If one daughter was promiscuous, the whole family was verboten for anyone of a respectable family to marry.
	So people were very careful who they bred.
	They understood that anybody who revealed Antisocial behavior was likely to result in problems for the entire community in the future.
	Remember, even animal husbandry was perfected in the Arabian, what we now call the Arabian Peninsula.
	But it wasn't just Arabs, and that's another misnomer.
	Everyone who speaks English is not a genetic Englishman.
	And all those who are called Arabs are not all Arabs.
	But anyway, that's a good way to identify one group versus another group, one team versus the other team.
	You give them a label.
	But yeah, who...
	Anyway, it used to be through marriage and cautious behavior about who you married, and then often they did.
	If someone was a threat to the community, they'd kill them.
	They wanted their genes out of the gene pool.
	So I'll...
	It's true what you just said, because how many people that are in England that are Arabic or Hindu, Pakistani, and they speak British English?
	And probably better.
	The irony is all of those that I know who came from other countries that are supposedly more primitive, when they speak English initially, when they learned it back in...
	For example, one thing is, I should have went.
	How many people say, I should have went, drives me crazy.
	So I said to another girl from the Arab world, what do you say to the world, I should have went?
	She said, oh my God, that's wrong.
	And I said, why? Do you know why?
	She said, well, I think our teacher told us you had to use the subjunctive in that case.
	So it should be, I should have gone.
	Whereas when would be the...
	Yeah. But they...
	I'm getting a call. I'll just ignore it.
	Go ahead, please. Yeah, it's all past tense.
	That's some of my experiences.
	I had to be a very particular type of a linguist in my law enforcement career, especially when I'm operating with people of foreign nationals in Washington, D.C. or at the border, and it's very particular.
	I speak several languages, but I'm not totally fluent, but I pick up on these things, especially when it's my own native language.
	So it's kind of It's kind of irritating, like you said, when people are not pronunciating the T, and they get away with it even on the news.
	They get news people doing it.
	Well, I'll tell you, when I was reading the news, I used to get tons of letters from people saying how much they appreciated how well I enunciated.
	Because very often, especially in certain communities, it's the elderly who listen to the newspaper.
	Ever since social media came in, a lot of people have gone away from the mainstream media, mainstream news sources.
	And so elderly people would appreciate, well, sometimes it wasn't just elderly people, it was the educated people.
	I was surprised when I got letters.
	Which at that time used to come handwritten.
	It was done in good handwriting, with good punctuation, good grammar and correct spelling.
	So I appreciated that I attracted a well-informed audience.
	But I have to say that the language that I was born into was basically an influence of the ancient Canaanite.
	By the way, there was never a Hebrew.
	The Hebrew was a dialect of the Canaanite language.
	Everybody in that area in ancient times spoke mutually intelligible dialects, and Hebrew was only one of the lesser ones because it had a smaller vocabulary.
	The prominent language was Canaanite until Aramaic was brought in.
	So I spoke something we called Telhemi, the language of Bethlehem, but it was also spoken apparently in the hill country of Judah, not Judea because Judea is a Greek Designation for that area, Judah, Yehudah.
	And it wasn't even Jah, although the Jah does exist in Arabic.
	It did not exist in Aramaic or in the Canaanite.
	It would have been the province of Yehudah because those people followed the prophet Hud versus the prophet Saleh.
	And the other thing is the Hebrew that they claim is Hebrew in Israel today is really Yiddish, which came out of Old Germanic or Middle Germanic.
	It's a synthetic language artificially created in the early 20th century by the Zionists before they actually seized control, purportedly legally, but they fabricated a language using, because you can tell by the R, it should be with the tip of the tongue versus the usual R as they use In many Western Germanic nations, and I say Germanic because there's more than one German people.
	There were tons of tribes in Germania, according to Caesar.
	I'm sorry. I'll cede the microphone.
	I had some questions because you were from Bethlehem correctly, and I'm thinking, gee, doesn't that sound like that other guy who was a Nazarene?
	Wasn't he from Bethlehem?
	Actually, you know what I mean?
	Actually, do you know who—well, he wouldn't have been a Palestinian because at that time the Palestinians didn't exist yet as a notion.
	But you know who told me that I also have Nazarene cousins?
	Was Ruth Diane, the first wife of Moshe Diane, whom she described to me as a horrible man who stole many Canaanite artifacts, archaeological artifacts.
	Oh, the famous general!
	Yes, it was her family's money that educated him in London.
	And then he cheated on her and then never supported her or the children after he left her.
	And then she's the one who told me, by the way, because I took her to lunch.
	We were in Vancouver and I took her to lunch at the tea house at Stanley Park.
	And she said, you know, you have Nazarene cousins.
	That proved to me that what I had read was true, that the early Zionists had investigated.
	They believed that the Christians...
	Of what was Palestine under the British, formerly Palestine under the British, had those who were Christians were actually the descendants of the first people of Yehudah who had accepted Christ as the Messiah.
	But as a point of irony, since today's Israel is so obsessed with destroying Iran, the modern iteration of Persia, Cyrus the Great was called in the Old Testament The Messiah, because he's the one who said to the people of Judah, if you want to go back to Jerusalem, he opened up the treasury of Nebuchadnezzar, gave them all the gold that had been taken from the temple and other places, gold and silver.
	And there was a whole list in the Old Testament in the Aramaic.
	I read it both in the Aramaic and in the English translation.
	And the English translation is not accurate.
	But anyway, he sent them back.
	And because he sent them back in the Old Testament at that time, in the earlier edition, before it was redacted and edited by modern Zionists to appeal to their supporters, when they were sent back, they called him the Meshiach because he had liberated them.
	That was the purpose of a messiah, to liberate them from all of the different empires that constantly rampaged through that region from ancient Anatolia down to Egypt.
	And then just decimated one community after another and dispersed the populace.
	And the Babylonians were good because unlike the Assyrians who dispersed all of the people of the northern part of the tribes, in the southern part, in Yehudah, Nebuchadnezzar took them as one group and created for them a colony.
	You can find it online.
	It's the thesis of a PhD by a Finlander, Finland University, Uppsala, whatever.
	Look it up and it's called Judeans in Babylonia.
	And Nebuchadnezzar created a colony called Yahudu.
	And that was where those Judeans learned how to be They became the money handlers for the kings of Persia as well as of Babylonia.
	Because Babylonia was the province, Babylon was the capital.
	Stand by, stand by, we'll be right back with Leila Paul and John Carman right after this break.
	Oh, finish your thought Leila, I was premature.
	Okay. Yeah, that was where they learned a lot about money handling because they would, for example, take over management of a canal and then rent out parts of the canal to different organizations.
	And they became the handlers.
	I mean, that was the purpose that Nebuchadnezzar brought in the people to build his famous, beautiful city of Babylon.
	So he not only took the town of Yehuda, but he also took numerous others and he allowed each of them to retain their own culture and to exist as a cohesive And to maintain their own culture and their own religious beliefs.
	He did not impose it. All he did was want them as workers.
	Or slaves, basically.
	Slave labor. Many of them stayed.
	Even in Iran today, there is a Jewish population that refuses to leave.
	And the people of Baghdad, if you look for Avi Shlaim, S-H-L-A-I-M, Interviewed by Middle East Eye, he talks about how five bombs went off to dislodge the Jews of Baghdad because they did not want to go to the newly created artificial state of Israel.
	They were anti-Zionist.
	So it was Zionist underground who set off those bombs.
	And the handler was the guy who was in Egypt.
	In Cairo, and he was responsible for the Levon affair.
	You can look that up. It'll be too long to explain it.
	But they were active underground to drive out many of what they call Jewish Arabs.
	They were actually the Mizrahim or the Mizrahim.
	Because that comes from Musa.
	It doesn't come from...
	The Sephardi were the ones of North Africa.
	The Mizrahi were from primarily Egypt, where there was a huge Jewish population that maintained the old religion.
	And then you have the fake Jews of Eastern and Western Europe.
	And they're the ones who seized Palestine.
	They're the ones who had the money to buy the British to be their doers.
	And now the break is here.
	We'll be right back with Leila Paul and John Carman.
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	Given one of our interests today is the election, let me go back to Alex.
	Surprisingly, he's got an interesting piece about Kamala.
	He finds her very difficult to understand.
	I think there's something very strange about her.
	Check this out. Now that said, 60 Minutes has been doing some 1984 memory-holing.
	So they took like a 30-second babbling incoherence and then they put out a little short clip That sounds decisive.
	Like she's a space alien trying to prove she's a good human.
	She does the ritual of drinking the beer.
	If you remember Pocahontas, Senator Warren did this, and she takes the bottle opener and the bottle top just falls off, kind of like Caddyshack.
	Look, I'm human. You can trust me.
	Give me the nuke codes.
	I'm your friend. Maybe they are space aliens or something.
	I'm actually starting to think David Icke's right, and maybe they've got like a force field shield where they look like a person, but they're not, like they live or something.
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	Look at that and say, this is horse crap.
	you And then she doesn't get one vote.
	For the first time in 250 years of America, of our republic, she's selected as the nominee.
	I mean, they selected Gerald Ford when they took Nixon out, but then he had to go to the primaries and nearly won it.
	So they're normalizing.
	And you know, that's why 60 Minutes knows They're trying to claw it back.
	That's why even CNN, even ABC News has said, yeah, this has never happened before.
	This is kind of un-American, and people are concerned that, you know, she wasn't, she didn't get any votes.
	She wasn't the primary. And then she responds on both these shows, well, my family, you know, I'm a really good person, and I love America, and I was vice president for four years, and I've traveled the country.
	I mean, the word salads are insane.
	Now that said, 60 Minutes has been doing some 1984 memory holing.
	We'll play that clip coming up too in a moment.
	And They went in when she did that weird babbling word salad.
	Well, Israel's not doing what the U.S. says.
	Netanyahu's not listening to you. And then she just goes on incoherently.
	They edited it together to make it sound coherent.
	So they took like a 30-second babbling incoherence and then they put out a little short clip that sounds decisive.
	So what's in 60 Minutes did that?
	CBS did that. So let's play the clip where they point out that she had a coup, her controllers had a coup over Biden, and then we'll go to the clip that they now have put out.
	They took down their old clip off their website, cbsnews.com, and they put up this new one where they edited it where she sounds decisive.
	So here it is.
	Order. of registered voters still say they don't know you.
	They don't know what makes you tick.
	And why do you think that is?
	What's the disconnect?
	It's an election bill.
	And I take it seriously that I have to earn everyone's vote.
	This is an election for president of the United States.
	No one should be able to take for granted that they can just declare themselves a candidate.
	And automatically receive support.
	You have to earn it. And that's what I intend to do.
	Let me tell you what your critics and the columnists say.
	Okay. They say that the reason so many voters don't know you is that you have changed your position on so many things.
	You were against fracking.
	Now you're for it. You supported looser immigration policies.
	Now you're tightening them up.
	You were for Medicare for all.
	Now you're not. So many that people don't truly know what you believe or what you stand for, and I know you've heard that.
	In the last four years, I have been Vice President of the United States, and I have been traveling our country, and I have been listening to folks and seeking what is possible in terms of common ground.
	We are a diverse people, geographically, regionally, in terms of where we are and our backgrounds.
	And what the American people do want is that we have leaders who can build consensus, where we can figure out compromise and understand it's not a bad thing, as long as you don't compromise your values, to find common sense solutions.
	And that has been my approach.
	And she just has the same mindless answers that have nothing to do with Well, you didn't earn your nomination.
	Well, I am gonna earn it.
	Well, it's already in the past.
	You were given it. You had a coup.
	Here's the clip of what she actually said babbling about Israel, and then here's how they edited it down.
	Here it is. But it seems that Prime Minister Netanyahu is not listening.
	Well, Bill, The work that we have done has resulted in a number of movements in that region by Israel that were Very much prompted by or a result of many things, including our advocacy for what needs to happen in the region.
	But it seems that Prime Minister Netanyahu is not listening.
	We're not going to stop pursuing what is necessary for the United States to be clear about where we stand on the need for this war to end.
	Wow. And then we've got Colbert last night says, what change will you bring?
	She says, I'm not Biden, I'm not Trump.
	And then, she's a space alien trying to prove she's a good human.
	She does the ritual of drinking the beer.
	And if you remember Pocahontas, Senator Warren did this, and she takes the bottle opener and the bottle top just falls off, kind of like Caddyshack.
	Because they were afraid she didn't even know how to open a beer.
	And she goes, mmm, beer, mmm, beer.
	I mean, it's like, look, I'm human.
	You can trust me.
	Give me the nuke codes.
	I'm your friend. Here is Kilbert.
	Polling shows that a lot of people, especially independent voters, really want this to be a change election and that they tend to break for you in terms of thinking about change.
	You are a member of the president administration.
	Under a Harris administration, What would the major changes be?
	And what would stay the same?
	Sure. Well, I mean, I'm obviously not Joe Biden.
	And so that would be one change in terms of...
	But also, I think it's important to say with 28 days to go, I'm not Donald Trump.
	And so when we think about the significance of what this next generation of leadership looks like, were I to be elected president, it is about...
	Frankly, I love the American people and I believe in our country.
	I love that it is our character and nature to be an ambitious people.
	We have aspirations.
	We have dreams. We have incredible work ethic.
	And I just believe that we can create and build upon the success we've achieved in a way that we continue to grow Opportunity and in that way grow the strength of our nation.
	Have we ever had a greater moron as a candidate for president of the United States?
	I do not believe we have.
	Layla, your thoughts?
	I wouldn't normally if it were not this The venue that we're speaking on, I'd say she's not worthy of any words.
	I'm not going to waste any breath on expressing my opinions of her.
	Whatever I said about Trump, if I had the opportunity, I would actually vote for him just to prevent this creature who was beneath contempt from being elected.
	Even the dummies, the bookies on racetracks, always used to look at a horse's track record to see whether or not it had a chance of winning.
	If it wasn't a rigged race.
	And most things are rigged now anyway.
	But she's not even American.
	I'm sorry. I mean, I look at her and I see an alien in every possible way.
	And this notion that because she's supposedly brown-skinned and is a woman and anyone who says mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm while they're listening is obviously an amateur.
	She hasn't even been trained in the most simplistic ways of doing a professional interview.
	So, no, I think she's revolting.
	I feel like I've swallowed a ton of grease when I see her or hear her speak.
	Yeah, John, your thoughts.
	Yeah, I agree with Layla.
	I wanted to back it up on what she was saying about...
	Harris is not a natural-born citizen.
	I'm cross-designated immigration when I was at the border, so that means she was born in Oakland in 64 of East Indian parents at the time of her birth.
	Therefore, she's an acre baby.
	She's not allowed to run for high office, and it seems like most of America doesn't get that.
	Wake up. And her name is on the ballot.
	I got a ballot in California yesterday, took care of business, and her name's on it.
	That means that the California and the Democrats are committing high crimes and misdemeanors, there's a phrase, because they're putting a non-American person on a ballot which can never qualify.
	Now, if the parents had been naturalized for at least 10 years and were American citizens at the time of her birth, then it would be a different technicality.
	See what I mean? But I agree with what Layla's saying.
	May I add something to that?
	Yes, ma'am. Her father may not be born in India.
	However, he is Jamaican, and he is also a professor at one of the elite universities, or a professor emeritus, I believe.
	That's correct. But he denounced her.
	He denounced her at the time that she had been asked, did you ever smoke marijuana or dope?
	And she laughed and cackled and said, I'm Jamaican.
	Of course we did.
	My whole family was into it.
	And her father was so outraged.
	He apparently lost. He either disowned them or didn't have anything to do with their raising.
	He left them with their mother.
	She was East Indian.
	She was the prosecutor to put people in prison for smoking marijuana in California.
	That's right. And yet she bragged, yeah, that me and my family, we all did dope.
	And so her father was utterly offended, her biological father.
	I don't know who raised her as a man.
	As a male figure.
	So she's not qualified in any way.
	Her father, he's not running for president, but he's Jamaican.
	There's a lot of white in him, obviously.
	I saw photos of him and saw an interview with him, and he looked like a man of great dignity.
	But again, he had nothing to do with her raising because he left her, I guess his separation with her mother was not necessarily amicable.
	I'm making conjecture here.
	I'm not certain about their relationship after they divorced.
	That's a good point.
	Hey, if anybody doesn't have a choice, put John Carman name down.
	I'll do the job. I'll take care of that.
	I had a question for Layla.
	It relates to her background because she's obviously very educated and trained in areas I've studied in Eastern religions when I was in college and I had a rabbi as a professor.
	I was raised Christian, but I also learned all the other ones.
	You know, Sikhism, and Islam, and Buddha, and Zoroastrian, and all the others.
	But I have to ask this one question, because it was standing out, and I go, wait a minute, I've got to ask the question.
	Are you familiar with these blacks that pretend to be black Hebrews, or whatever, but you can't be a white black Hebrew, but it's kind of a weird misnomer.
	But there's a bunch of blacks that claim they came from one of the 12 tribes, and I'm going way back to Noah, When the flood happened, I said, well, if you were a survivor after Noah was in the flood, then that means you're probably from one of the 12 tribes, Joe, maybe.
	The 12 tribes supposedly were descended of, was it not Jacob or the guy who eventually...
	By the way, it used to be Abraham the Wandering Aramea, and then it became Abraham the Wandering Jew.
	When they started changing everything, remember?
	So the 12 tribes did not exist at the time of Noah.
	Noah might have been...
	Oh no, it was later, much later.
	That whole story was taken out of the Mesopotamian myth of creation.
	That's the other thing.
	The so-called Old Testament was written while they were in Babylon, where they learned how to write.
	And they learned Chaldean writing.
	And Chaldean, of course, is one of the tribes of the Arameans.
	The Arameans were the people of the highlands when they finally made it to the area now known as the Levant.
	I'll say that rather than Palestine, Israel, whatever.
	But by the time, the Chaldeans were one of the tribes of the Arameans.
	There were so many people who migrated to that part of the world, the east coast of the Mediterranean, because it was a great trading point.
	Look, you must know about the city of Ugarit, which became Ras Shama and was discovered.
	That was the source of many of the stories that are in the Old Testament.
	You know how a lot of Arabs refer to Jerusalem as Al-Quds?
	It could come from the language of Ugarit.
	It was the people of Ugarit.
	Others say it was the Canaanites who created the word Jerusalem when they called it Uru Shalem.
	Shalem was the twin god of, I think, the dawn, while the other was the twin brother of the sunset, of the evening.
	And the Uru means built by.
	And then others say it was created by the people of Ur, of the Chaldees, and that they referred to it as Ur Shalem, being the light on the hill, the place of peace.
	And that's what they claimed when they were creating Israel.
	We will be a light unto the nations, because that was part of the so-called covenant.
	They were supposed to follow the commandments.
	They agreed like a contract.
	You agree to certain terms and conditions and I will make you the chosen people.
	Chosen not in a positive way but as a burden because you must now be a light unto the nations of how to behave morally to all of my human creations.
	That was the covenant.
	Not that you can do whatever you want and kill everybody that I've created in my image.
	And you can just slaughter them sadistically and then dance and show off their underwear and act as perverse as you like or rape other men with pipes until they die a horrendous death.
	That was not the covenant.
	The covenant was that you have the burden of always being moral and ethical and showing other nations how to live peacefully and lovingly with one another.
	That was the covenant.
	Forgive me. The thing that worries me is that there are so many people I have met coming from there who have never even learned what I know.
	Now, true, I was born there, and my parents were very much involved with the primary religions of Bethlehem, which were, of course, Christianity first, then Islam and Judaism.
	And their friends were very, very close.
	They had a lot of Yahudu friends, Yahudim, very close friends.
	And very likely we were, as Ruth Dayan indicated, and I've had two priests who were geneticists say that I am descended of that tribe.
	Descended. Because through the line of Hananiyyah.
	One of the third, Aliyah Zarou' Bavel.
	And I heard one Baptist woman who considers herself a pastor saying, Oh, Zerubbabel!
	Ha ha ha! Who named their son Zerubbabel?
	Well, you idiot! Zarou' Was probably one of the Babylonian words.
	For seed of or born in, Bavel was the pronunciation for Babylon.
	So Zeru' Bavel was considered a prince of Judah, Yehuda, and his sons were, among them, Hananiyyah and Meshulam.
	Well, Hananiyyah was the name that my grandmother came from, and Meshulam were our cousins, Musallam in the Arabic, when you translate it.
	So, yeah, it's been, what, 2,000 years?
	These people, if you go back 2,000 years, can you identify who your ancestors were?
	And can you then say that what they owned, or they claim to have owned, is now mine, so get out, I'm taking it back?
	Is there a deed?
	Is there a land title office in heaven?
	So again, I just want to stress, I was born in July 1945.
	This coming summer I will be 80 years old.
	It's unlikely I will live too much longer.
	And knowing how many people from our part of the world, my part of the world, who do not know our history, it bothers me.
	Because I have a lot of respect for Islam and most Muslims, not all.
	A lot of Muslims are truly devout and good people, and not necessarily just the Arab Muslims.
	But they have failed because Arabism and Islamism has taken over the history of everything.
	Muhammad himself was likely to have been a Christian.
	Based on his name, Muhammad, the Ayin, that's another thing they don't have in modern Hebrew because they don't know how to pronounce it.
	For example, the name Simeon is not Simeon, it's Sima'an.
	Sima'an. But anyway, when I die, almost nobody will be left who knows anything of this.
	Will the documents even be available if somebody wants to do primary research?
	I doubt it. So when I die, I am among the oldest.
	I even spoke yesterday to someone who is probably my age from Bethlehem, a very well-educated man.
	He did not know a lot of the things that I told him.
	And what he didn't know, well, I won't go into any more detail because I don't want to identify him.
	He's a good man. But it worries me.
	All of this is already forgotten because propaganda has erased it, overridden the truth.
	And how do you fight it?
	They've got the money. They own the media.
	I know because I was a part of it.
	Isn't that where the word usury comes out?
	I'm sorry, the witch? The word usury.
	Well, they learned that actually in Babylon, when they were the intermediaries of handling the rental and the management of the agricultural land and the canals.
	That was where they learned.
	If you look up Murashu, M as in mother, U-R-A-S as in September, H-U, the Murashu family.
	Now, I don't know if it's still available online.
	But when it was, they used to charge 20% interest, and they would take as collateral land as well as cattle and grain, because that was their method of currency.
	And if you did not pay your debts at 20%, then you are penalized by being charged 40%.
	And they took that habit with them when they migrated north, and then imported into their group of non-Jews, Non-Yahudim, they imported people from Palestine.
	They imported rabbis to teach them about Judaism.
	And since then, of course, Chabad-Lubavitch has taken over and they have created a bunch of fictitious stories and narratives, like the story of Purim, which is a total fabrication.
	If it occurred anywhere, it was in Shushan, it was a novella or a poem of Persian origin.
	And they've incorporated that.
	And it's a bloodthirsty.
	What does it teach them? That on Putin, you can go around killing non-Jews and take pleasure in it.
	That's how they celebrate Putin.
	They hand out candy to the children in Palestine or Israel whenever they have a bombing and Israelis or Jewish people die.
	I used to be sent pictures, first of all, of young people's bodies being returned to Palestinians after they appealed and fought to get the bodies back of children who had been kidnapped and taken hostage.
	Not prisoners. Prisoners means that you've gone through a legitimate, a legal forum before you're imprisoned.
	These are all hostages.
	Hundreds of thousands or tens of thousands that have gone through their so-called jails where they've been tortured and raped and starved to death.
	But yes, I was sent pictures of bodies that were all stitched up because they'd taken the bodies, removed the organs for the black market in organs.
	And the other thing was I was sent pictures of little girls signing bombs or missiles before they were sent off in the fake Hebrew that they now use.
	So this crap about the Palestinian textbooks, Satan Yahoo used to say, the Palestinian textbooks teach hatred towards the Jews.
	Listen to, there's apparently a documentary called Israelism, where those young, brave, courageous Jewish youth that produced it said that they were indoctrinated and propagandized as children.
	They were taught the schools teach them that Arabs The Palestinians are subhuman.
	Just remember that Zionism It was fashionable or created before the Holocaust.
	However, the Holocaust conveniently occurred so that they could then peddle their legitimate need for a safe haven in their original homeland of 3,000 years ago.
	And how do we know it was us?
	Well, because we say so.
	And because we have the money to convince you to agree to it.
	And because it's in your interest, Britain, if we are your puppets.
	In that part of the world, and we will do your bidding.
	But instead, once the British allowed them to build up all the institutions of running a country, then they chased out, they terrorized the British, chased them out in 1947.
	And my father, being an influential, educated as he was, knew that once the British pulled out, the mandate would end and there would be no Palestine.
	And we would be stateless.
	So my father, my mother, my sister, and I packed up in July of 1947 when I was two years old.
	And we took a ship from Haifa to New York and landed there when I was two years and two weeks old.
	And then we came to Canada because we were British subjects.
	We had the passport issued by the British mandate.
	Everyone else was refugees and stateless.
	Sorry, I've gone to that.
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	First time callers, most welcome.
	Layla, continue with your thoughts.
	Oh, yeah, I guess I'm sorry I'm talking so much, but You are our guest, Layla.
	We want you to talk.
	Can I ask a quick question of Layla, real quick?
	Yeah. Please do, yes.
	She's so full of knowledge.
	I mean, I love her knowledge, you know.
	Does she have a book or a website?
	We haven't put anything out on that.
	No? No, because if it were a website, it would be taken down.
	If I wrote a book, who's going to publish it?
	I might be able to get it published, but distribution is a big thing.
	And furthermore, does anybody even read anymore?
	The most effective.
	That's the reason I chose television news as my source.
	I have to tell you that in 1971, I was in Beirut.
	The PFLP tried to recruit me.
	Everything that we hear now, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, known for the first hijackings, Where they awakened the world to the awareness that there was a Palestinian population in, not exile, but in prison.
	But they wanted me, basically, I went there just to learn to prepare for my ambition to be a reporter.
	Went there in 1971, of course, they immediately found me, learned about me.
	And so then I worked in the Institute for Palestine Studies.
	No, not the Center for Palestine Studies.
	Institute for Palestine Studies, where brilliant men were writing manuscripts and I was typing up the manuscripts and doing the tedious index at the back.
	And then I also helped type up the presentation that was going to be made to the Human Rights A responsible person.
	I don't know if it was a committee or a commission or what the title was at the time.
	But I helped to write and collate or type it.
	I didn't write anything. I typed it, collated it, and of course, as I was typing, I was reading.
	And everything that you hear about the torture, the raping, the abuses, everything that you hear about today was happening in 1971.
	Those who tried to recruit me took me around and showed me all of the buildings where letter bombs had been sent to kill off supposedly the head of the snake, to decapitate the Palestinian leaders because they were highly intellectual, well-educated men.
	And yet somehow they continued.
	They did not die off in 1971.
	So two years after I was After I rejected that, saying, no, I want to be a reporter.
	I will not get involved in this kind of thing.
	Even though it was intended and well-intentioned, I don't believe it's something I would be willing to do.
	Then I was at a dinner party and I was approached by someone that I knew was CIA. With him was a man I thought was British intelligence.
	They said, we know the PFLP is trying to recruit you.
	We want you to join and then report back to us.
	I said, no, no, I want to be a reporter.
	I'm sorry, I've declined.
	I don't want to be involved. So I left.
	Then two years later, during my summer break, I went to both Madrid and then to Jerusalem, where I took courses at the Mount Spopus campus at the Hebrew University.
	The first year it was open, it was still under construction from land stolen from Palestinians.
	As I was walking across campus, one of the construction workers swore at me, thinking I was a European or American Jew, In the language of my people, of the testimony.
	And I had to steel myself not to react because I was ashamed.
	Then in the class with the professor, Aaron Borer, he was talking about how grotesque and savage the Arabs are.
	The Muslims are all animals.
	I mean, these Arabs, they're so primitive.
	And finally, I put up my hand and I said, Professor, you're wrong.
	And he said, what do you mean I'm wrong?
	I said, they're not all like that.
	There may be people like that on the lower socioeconomic levels, but some people are very sophisticated and very cultured.
	He said, my dear, you just don't know these people.
	They're all savages. You don't know them.
	I said, yes, I do, Professor.
	I am one of them.
	Well, if everybody's head didn't swing around and stare at me.
	Up until then, I'd been treated so nicely, very, very kindly.
	But they just stared at me as though I was supposed to have two horns and a tail, the way Jews were once portrayed.
	And by the way, I don't deny that there was Jew hatred in the past, but maybe it was motivated by Jewish behavior, is what we have to ask.
	But that was my experience in 1973, and then I came back to Canada, and I never, wasn't able to get, I got a job as a news writer, but when I said I wanted to be a reporter, I was ridiculed.
	A woman doing news, that would sound like gossip coming out of a woman's mouth.
	Remember, this was...
	Yeah, sorry, go ahead.
	No, we have a caller.
	He's not a first-time caller.
	Eric Gode, 408.
	Paul, join the conversation.
	You know, I had so many thoughts listening to most of the show.
	I got to say, one of the funnier ones was just picturing Layla on the debate stage with Kamala Harris.
	Wouldn't that be supreme?
	I also thought about how funny it would be to say if Layla was a neighbor or friend, hey Layla, let's go have a coffee.
	What that outing would be like.
	She speaks in complete sentences and I couldn't concur more with her assessments of today the use of the language is really hard to hear for somebody who is somewhat educated and has a vocabulary.
	I agree. I would love to put her in charge.
	You know, if I was dictator, she would be like pronunciation, spelling and grammar czar and just go around, clean house at all the universities and the high schools and everywhere else, junior colleges, wherever needs to be done.
	Even a lot of the newsrooms, as she was alluding to.
	Yeah, that was where I first was stunned because when I was reading the teleprompter, If I didn't have time to see the script in advance and suddenly it would be thrown in front of my eyes.
	And it's important you know right away the theme so that you know how to deliver it.
	The tone and the demeanor that you must portray as you're reading an intro to a story.
	Or a package is what we used to call them.
	But if they'd be using the plural and spell it with a possessive, I'd be bewildered.
	Or they would write bizarre rather than bazar.
	B-A-Z-A-A-R versus B-I-Z-A-R-R-E. They didn't know the difference.
	So it was very bewildering because a bizarre and a bizarre, you have to have a different demeanor.
	So yeah, that was the newsroom.
	Yeah, what's amazing though is the finer nuances of the English language.
	It's really quite something. So many words that sound alike and are very close but are either spelled slightly differently or the same spelling of a word but used in a different context.
	It's actually not easy.
	I mean, I used to work with quite a bit of people that spoke Spanish, right?
	I was a landscaper and I employed a lot of Spanish-speaking labor.
	And, you know, it was pretty...
	It was apparent that, you know, of course, they weren't really educated in their own language, in their own country.
	But the number of words in English, I once made the point to quite a few of them, that the English dictionary is at least six to seven times as large as the Spanish dictionary, because there's just that many more words.
	And I mean, just this morning, for example, I had to correct a little bit on the text, because you know how you have the auto...
	Correct. It drives you crazy sometimes when you're texting.
	And I meant to say that use the word disperse, D-I-S-P-E-R-S-E. And of course what it did was use disperse, D-I-S-P-E-R-S-E. And I just thought just that one letter and the same sounding word made a little bit of a difference.
	But anyway, one other...
	You know, I wanted to mention one thing that was very interesting is that I actually learned a lot of my grammar and pronunciation in the third grade in, of all places, Windsor, Ontario.
	And that teacher was Miss Wakefield.
	We also learned compound sentences.
	We learned the correct use of the semicolon and the colon.
	We also learned to parse a compound sentence, which clause is the primary clause, and how they relate to one another.
	The other thing that really bothers me is me and him.
	People don't know how to use the objective case versus the subjective case.
	When I say the subjective case rather than the objective case, people look at me with a blank stare.
	What does that mean? Well, Layla, you know, I don't...
	I had a grown friend, an American male adult, who would consistently use the word boughten.
	He would take the word boughten and put an E-N on the end of it.
	If you put a microphone, I don't know if you recall when Jay Leno and other such comedians, but he did it well.
	He used to go out on the street and he called it jaywalking.
	You know, just making people look dumb is what it was.
	Can you imagine asking the average person, even today that's educated, a college-educated person, If you ask them what a participle was, or like you used the word earlier, subjunctive, I mean, how many people would know of such things?
	But I went to, I was lucky back in Ohio in the mid to late 60s.
	I went to elementary school and there was a parochial school.
	Some, not all, but some of my teachers were nuns.
	And every week, every week we had a spelling and vocabulary test and grammar.
	Today, the schools are nothing more than just social promotion factories for mediocrity.
	It's really sad. And the reprogramming.
	Reprogramming of their social values and their self-perceptions.
	You're absolutely right.
	You were lucky, obviously, because in Canada, the English did bequeath us initially a really good educational system.
	And I was lucky that I had teachers who cared.
	In fact, I had teachers who were so dedicated, they would keep me after class and work with me on the advanced books from the next grade up.
	And we used to have spelling bees at least once a week.
	But the other thing I remember was the stress of the w-h-e-r-e, where rather than were, the difference between those words.
	And that, of course, comes from the Greek.
	Even the p-h, Anyway, those are fine points that I was lucky enough to learn early and then to learn further from that.
	And also, earlier in the show, your comment, and of course, what I just thought of the words of diction.
	All these concepts are just gone.
	They're like it's a bygone era.
	Even earlier in the show, essentially, what you were speaking of was breeding.
	I'm not sure if you used the word breeding, but I think it was in that In discussion, you know, I would call it the context of the whole discussion with breeding.
	And of course, nothing could be more obviously true, and yet it's so verboten to even begin to consider to discuss it today when there's nothing that's more deleterious to the human race than poor breeding.
	And I think the movie Idiocracy made that very clear.
	I think Jim Fetzer, Professor Fetzer did not see the movie until I recommended it to him.
	And if I'm not mistaken, Jim, I think that's correct.
	I think that's right, Paul.
	Yeah, go ahead. Yeah, but it really is.
	It becomes more and more obvious the longer that I live that, you know, people like ourselves that are, shall we say, somewhat sophisticated and likely the product of good breeding.
	I thank my parents all the time for getting together and, you know, producing the children they did because, you know, without I mean, let's face it.
	There's a lot of things going on today where what's being promoted by the Jews, as we all know, is dystopic and dysfunction.
	And, of course, with art and culture, it's the lowest.
	I mean, they literally do drag you down to the gutter.
	And so much so I can't really watch TV much anymore or movies anymore because they've ruined it.
	Everything so much, it insults me.
	It is. It's very difficult.
	And the problem is that I've given away or given up a lot of my hard copy books, and there's nothing that I can find online that I can stomach.
	And then I had one person suggest, listen to Audible if you don't want to constantly be looking into a screen to read Kindle or something.
	Trouble with Audible is so many of the readers...
	Are so amateurish in delivery and don't know how to pronounce foreign words correctly.
	I get so upset when...
	If you're going to be a professional reader, learn how to pronounce the words, the names of people in particular correctly.
	But anyway, it's very difficult to find a way to entertain myself because there is no one today that I can say I enjoy their company.
	Except one person, and that's a family member who thinks very much like I do.
	In fact, he's probably more intelligent, more aware of things.
	He was more aware than I was, even early in his childhood.
	I'm astonished as I look back on some of the things he said as a youth.
	But other than him, there's one other friend.
	I spoke with him, but he's going to be 94 years old soon.
	But he's very well-informed, very educated, and Well, he was in Vienna at a very critical time, so he knows a lot about the history, and yet he didn't know some of the things that I'm telling him.
	The other thing that bothers me is that people assumed...
	When we first came to Canada, I remember one of the first things my father said, in this house from now on, we're in Canada, we speak only English.
	To my regret, that became the dominant language at home, so I lost my fluency in the original Talhami.
	Although I did pick it up again when we lived in Mexico.
	We lived in Monterrey, where most of the people from Bethlehem went.
	And of course, everyone that I've met from Bethlehem is quite intelligent.
	Because again, usually if you're intelligent, you want to marry someone who's equally intelligent.
	You want to spend your time with people who are going to understand what you're saying and be able to have a logical back-and-forth conversation.
	But Mexican, by the way, is a beautiful language.
	The Mexican Spanish, that dialect.
	I know I've heard other forms of Spanish that aren't as melodic or as beautiful sounding, although modern Mexican has changed dramatically.
	I've listened to it recently, and I do have some difficulty with it.
	But when I was in Mexico, and that would be in 1959, 1960, the Spanish that was spoken there was beautiful, and the whole country was beautiful.
	Magnificent, civilized, safe.
	We could eat from the carts in the street, and we never got sick.
	I mean, it was a wonderful place.
	Now, unfortunately, things have changed.
	Well, sure. It's all a result of demographics.
	I mean, I'm sure the people that you experienced there were much more of what I would call Spanish-European influence, but now the indigenous and the mestizos are completely outbred all the higher classes, and that's who we're getting here.
	We're getting the people here that are the poorest and the least educated and the least intelligent.
	And of course, they're proliferating everywhere.
	It literally is. Again, when I saw Idiocracy the first time, and I saw it more than once, I just remember thinking to myself, my God, this is like a documentary.
	It's exactly what's happening.
	It's what has occurred.
	And it's what continues to occur.
	And I know how you feel.
	I can relate to how you feel.
	You kind of feel like you're just in a...
	A stranger in a strange land in many ways because the era that you grew up in and the people that you grew up in, it's a bygone era.
	Yes, the planet has changed.
	It's not just the country I'm in or the region I'm in.
	It's like it's everywhere.
	Even the Middle Eastern culture that I once knew isn't there.
	One of the things that I did enjoy was when my parents, who were still friends with Jews from the Arab world, they would invite them over for dinner.
	And I enjoyed their company so much.
	And listening to them debate back and forth, they still believed that peace was possible and what would the new country be named.
	But I enjoyed their company because their culture was part of the old Middle Eastern culture.
	They call it Middle Eastern. That's a very geocentric term.
	It's actually West Asian.
	But the culture was very similar.
	No matter what the religion was, the culture was very similar.
	The values were very similar.
	But anyway, I'll let you go and see if you have any other questions or any other comments.
	No, no, it was just a pleasure hearing you.
	I was going to make a joke.
	I was going to say, Earlier on, you said, how would you like to have John Wayne Gacy or Jeffrey Dahmer as a neighbor?
	I was going to say, Jeffrey Dahmer was a very fine neighbor.
	Yeah, it's a crazy world.
	The one brief comment I'll make and then go back to Jim or whoever is.
	I saw a Saturday Night Live sketch, I think it was a week ago, and it was the opening scene.
	And they had Maya Rudolph playing Kamala Harris.
	They brought back Dana Carvey, and he played Joe Biden, and they had some other actor playing Tim Walts.
	And it was funny, yes, and it was cute, right?
	But it was also very kind of sad because it just made me feel like this is what our politics have become with Jews in charge.
	They've dragged us down and made us a lappy stock.
	And it was all based upon real What I would say, real personality and verbal faux pas were well known amongst these characters, right?
	I mean, sure, they're comedians playing a role and doing caricatures, but when I watched the Saturday Night Live skit of these politicians, the first thing I thought is, we have to be here in the United States the laughingstock of Western society politics.
	We really do. Well, and include Canada in that, because we don't produce anything of any value.
	When I say we, I have to say, honestly, I've never thought of myself as a Canadian.
	I've always thought of myself as a, not even a Palestinian, but a Bethlehem, a Talhamiya in waiting to return home.
	I never imagined that I would, I was born during the Nakba, during the destruction of my homeland, and I'm dying during the period where it's going to be totally destroyed, or possibly, even if it's revived, it won't be anything like what it was at the time that we were there.
	there. It was a very civilized culture. Because remember, all of the sophisticated pilgrims
	of Europe would come to Bethlehem and Jerusalem. And Bethlehem was basically a suburb of Jerusalem.
	And my grandfather, by the way, was a well-known sculptor and mother of pearl. He was invited
	to the Romanov celebration, the 300th anniversary. He used to create replicas of palaces and
	mansions for many of the European royalty, and of course for the czar. And he did a portrait
	of the czarina with three of her daughters.
	So he was invited to, and the thing that my father told us that he had reported to him was that Tsar Nicholas was, yeah, he was too young, inexperienced, didn't realize what he was facing, but he was very religious.
	He would actually serve mass with the priest, and while he was inside The soldiers outside were shooting down the peasants coming to beg for food.
	He didn't know what was going on, why there was so much hatred towards him and his family.
	But anyway, that's why I think Bethlehem was particularly fortunate.
	There were many colonies there.
	It was a German doctor from the German colony that saved my mother when she had the salmonella typhus, which was one of the things that the Ashkenazi Jews used to get the Arab Jews to go in and plant into food or water wells.
	We ended up with a smallpox outbreak.
	And then when you look at the newsreels of all the so-called poor, pathetic victims of the Holocaust coming to Palestine, look at the old newsreels.
	They're all chubby, overfed, well-dressed, and looking gleeful and victorious.
	How can you steal a land and then kill the people?
	You have to, because if you kill the people you stole it from, there's no one left to report the truth anymore.
	Right. And I'll be one of the last.
	Hey, Layla, this is John.
	I had a quick question because we're running out of time.
	Are you familiar with the name Itzhak Keduri, who's a rabbi?
	I don't know the name, no.
	Itzhak would be, yeah, Isaac.
	No problem. Yeah.
	If you want to put me in touch with him, I'll...
	Go ahead, Jim. Paul, I'm just delighted by your call today, Paul.
	It's just been perfect.
	And John, you've added so much.
	And Leila, I'm just so grateful for your coming on the show again.
	And I look forward to future opportunities.
	Because as Paul's observing, and John both, I mean, your knowledge, background, and experience are unparalleled.
	I mean, I know of no other source who can speak with such authority as can you about these absolutely vital issues to the circumstances of what's going on today in the Middle East.
	Jim, I want to thank you, and John and Paul, you've been a joy to talk with, and All three of you, thank you so much.
	It's been a pleasure. It's been an honor to speak with you.
	And Jim, again, I admire your courage and your persistence.
	You are a man of principle, which is very rare.
	I feel like, you know, if Diogenes were out there with his lamp, he would have found you.
	That's wonderful.
	What a wonderful thought.
	Paul, would you like to offer a closing thought?
	Well, it's funny, too, after what Layla just said about you, Jim, describing you, I thought, and such is the irony that now the Wisconsin courts will not allow him anymore without prior permission or the accompaniment of a lawyer, you know?
	Oh, it's absurd, Paul.
	The world we're living in, it's crazy.
	No, thank you for your comments today, Jim.
	And I was just thinking, when you say these things to me, I think one of the biggest reasons is I can be personable.
	And, of course, I feel in many cases with some of your guests on the topics, I do feel in the mood to be personable.
	And it's great that you have such intelligent and, in many ways, very Interesting guests on a regular basis and of course, Layla is right up there at the top of the list and I just feel.
	You know, I think about what's going on in the world and it just really makes me both angry and sad and I don't have to.
	I'm not speaking hyperbole here when I really do think it's they're trying to turn us into so many different movies that I've seen.
	In other words, when you look at what's going on today, if you think in terms of a science fiction movie, I think sometimes that helps you understand what's going on.
	They're trying to make us hear Planet of the Apes in many ways, I think, as well as Mad Max, every other thing you can think of.
	These people have been written about them.
	We just did not want to believe what we read has been written about them, which they are destruction.
	Nothing but destruction to your culture.
	I think that what we're seeing with the mass immigration, it is a true displacement theory that is a fact that they want to wipe out the whites and white culture and replace it with a very subservient population that can work at slave wages if they get any wages at all.
	And it's moving forward Just with astounding speed.
	I thank you all, Paul, Layla, John, for being here on the show today.
	It was just a joyful experience for one and all.
	I say to our audience...
	It's been an honor.
	It's been an honor. Thank you, gentlemen.
	Thank you, gentlemen. Thank you, Jim.

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