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The Raw Deal (30 July 2025) "Fearsome Threesome" edition with Russ Winter and Joachim Hagopian
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This is Jim Fetzer, your host on The Raw Deal, right here on Revolution Radio Studio B this 30th day of June 2025, joined by Joaquina Gopian and Russ Winter for a fearsome, threesome edition of the show.
Much to report here.
The situation with Russia is kind of spinning out of hand because Trump has got the advice, and this is an opinion piece, that he should tell Putin to end the war in Ukraine or he will end Putin's rule.
I cannot imagine greater madness than this, yet it appeared on The Hill, which of course is a publication for those who work on Capitol Hill, their congressmen, their associates, their staff.
According to The Hill's opinion piece, President Trump is wildly off in his commitment to end the Ukraine war in 24 hours of retaking the presidency, but it's not for lack of trying.
His plan was to engage with his friend Vladimir Putin, whom he called brilliant after Russia first invaded Ukraine in 2014.
Trump has shown his intention to deploy a geostrategic pincer movement to bring Ukraine to terms.
Russia would increase pressure on the battlefield and on the civilian population while Trump squeezed Ukraine by reducing the flow of American diplomatic, political, and most critically weapons and intel support.
As Trump told President Zelensky in February, when Vietnamese President Vance sandbagged him in the Oval Office, you don't have the cards.
Well, he certainly doesn't have the cards to tell Putin what to do, and yet that's exactly what he's about.
Here's the latest, antiwar.com.
President Trump said on Monday that he was giving Russia a new deadline of 10 to 12 days to end the war in Ukraine and said he was no longer interested in speaking with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
I'm going to make a new deadline of about 10 or 12 days from today.
Not standard 12.
The standard 12.
Meeting British Prime Minister Kier Stormer in Scotland, there's no reason in waiting.
We just don't see any progress being made.
I mean, this is so lunk-headed.
Trump threatens Russia with sanctions, tariffs if they don't end the war on his terms.
I mean, it's just bizarre.
It would be sanction, maybe tariffs, secondary tariffs, said Trump on possible consequences for Russia.
Yeah, President Trump Monday threatened Russia with sanctions and secondary tariffs if he didn't end the war at about 10 or 12.
Let's define the second, right?
While we're here, let's define secondary tariffs.
This is important.
Yeah, we're going to get there.
Meanwhile, Mendoved warns Trump's new deadline to end Russia's conflict as a step toward war.
President Donald Trump's new deadline for Russia to end the conflict with Ukraine is an additional step toward war, according to former Russian President Dmitry Medive.
Medive, now the deputy chairman of the Security Council of Russia.
Council, caution, that Trump's announcement Monday that Russia must end the conflict with Ukraine in 10 to 12 days would not end well for the U.S. Trump playing the ultimatum game with Russia 50 days or 10.
He should remember two things.
One, Russia isn't Israel or even Iran.
Two, each new ultimatum is a threat and a step toward war, not between Russia and Ukraine, but with his own country.
Medivet said a post on X Monday, don't go down the sleepy Joe Road.
And one more, Medivet, Trump steamrolled, humiliated Europe with its one-sided deal.
That was forcing Europe to buy weapons and so forth.
Following a high-stakes talk in Scotland between President Trump and European Commissioner Ursulin von Leyton, the two sides reached a landmark deal, which sets a 15% U.S. tariff on all European Union goods.
This new rate is significantly lower than the 30% import tax Trump had previously threatened, with the EU also committing to opening its markets at certain U.S. exports with zero tariffs.
Vonder Leighton subsequently said, I want to thank President Trump personally for his personal commitment and leadership to achieve this breakthrough.
He is a tough negotiator, but he's also a deal maker.
Frankly, I find this a bit appalling on virtually all counts.
Joaquin, your thoughts initially was about the threat, the 10 to 12 days, which I cannot believe was costly stupid, and the agreement with Europe, Joaquin.
Well, you know, it's the same old Trump we've been watching for quite some time now as a big bully, you know, he like makes these threats and ultimatums now all the time.
And then he rent eggs on them.
He always backs down because none of them are ever followed through on, you know.
So, I mean, he's a big blowhard full of bullshit.
And nobody can trust him or even take him seriously at this point with any kind of mind at all.
Nobody can.
He's a total fool.
He's humiliating the United States of America and basically polarizing America along with its support with Israel as the two pariahs of the world.
And the rest of the world is either, you know, playing along like vassals in Europe mostly are, or they just see them as polarizing agents for war and they're pariahs to the rest of the world.
We are the demons now.
I mean, according to a lot of people who see that the road to war seems inevitable.
And every week the stakes grow higher towards closer kinetic war, World War III.
It doesn't stop.
And, you know, this guy has no sense.
You know, they call him the maker of the deal and all that kind of bullshit.
Yet he has no ability to be a diplomat, to play a diplomatic, peaceful role in meeting the other adversary on terms that are amenable to them work out a deal.
But he doesn't.
He does it belligerently and makes threats.
And it's just the opposite.
And, you know, Putin's this very seasoned politician and world statesman who basically like Labrov, you know, they're the aces as far as leaders of the country and how they deal with other countries.
They don't belligerently attack and make threats and they work things out with other countries.
Why do you think the multipolar world is all gravitated to the leadership under Putin?
Because he gives them an equal footing.
At least it appears that way.
He's fair-minded.
And the belligerent U.S. is always in the exploitation mode, always belligerently self-serving, only thinking about its own gains at the expense of other countries.
This is the foreign policy of America exploiting the rest of the world now for the whole over 100 years as the, quote, unipolar world power.
But now it's a paper tiger losing power and it's a hop and puff from this asshole and no one takes him seriously anymore because he's just a complete idiot.
Well said and the contrast between Putin's style and Trump's style is just devastating.
Putin also represents stability, consistency, uniformity, even-handedness.
Trump, none of the above.
Mercury, volatile, unstable, unpredictable, not good for international relations.
Russ, your thoughts.
Yeah, just a continuation of Roy Cohn diplomacy, which is our new term that we're using.
We've been insistent on several shows.
The story about the weapons that I'm going to make a little comment about zero hedge because I've always, in the past, have really been a big zero hedge fan.
I think they broke a lot of ground on sort of alternative news and did some very good work, but something's happened to them.
They're sort of a little bit dishonest brokers.
I'm noticing it more and more.
And I don't know if there's been a change in the management and they've slipped in CIA types to kind of run it or what's going on there.
But it seems like it's a tool of the empire now.
So a little more skeptical.
I mean, you could still use them as a source.
Can you be specific, Russ, about what you see?
Well, he ran the story there about the weapons that Jim just put up.
And I was squinting to try to get the date because sometimes I can't see very well.
But that's a very recent story that we rebutted a week ago because we know that the finance ministers did not agree to a weapons purchase.
And then there's zero heads reporting that Trump came back from that meeting with the EU with a big weapons deal.
Well, I don't think that's true.
Here's a date, July 28th.
Yeah, so that's just not accurate.
I don't know that it was that.
I don't know.
I mean, maybe WhatsApp said, yeah, well, buy weapons, but they got to get that through the finance ministers of Europe.
They have failed to do that.
She doesn't have the power to do that.
So we rebutted that story a week ago.
And I'm seeing other examples.
I don't really particularly care for their coverage of the Israel situation.
They're not hardcore enough for me.
They're kind of feeder.
But the story is Russian reaction, particularly Mendoved.
The Kremlin has reacted with former Russian president and current deputy chairman of the country's security council, Dmitry Mendoved, in essence, mocking the EU for signing a deal that he says benefits only the United States and which leaves Europe behind, looking like an humiliated junior partner.
He also deemed the deal anti-Russian.
Joaquin, your thoughts.
Let me mention something else real quick, too.
All right, on the question of secondary tariffs that he's threatening.
Go ahead.
The way I understand that, and correct me if I'm wrong, I might be wrong here, is that secondary tariffs are tariffs that are put on trading partners or people that do business with Russia, other sovereign nations.
so, in other words, you don't do what we want vis-a-vis Russia, we're going to sanction you, and that's really a dangerous path.
Yeah, I agree, it's ludicrous.
I mean, he's antagonizing the whole world and acting so irrationally.
Joaquim, I'm sure you agree.
More thoughts on yours.
Yeah.
Well, you know, I believe that his masters, City of London, money changers, have pretty much told him to run loose with the belligerent thug and polarize the entire world towards war.
And he's measuring up to their expectation by every stretch because everything that comes out of his mouth, it seems, only widens the conflict.
You know, and we keep pointing out, and, you know, it's definite.
This is not the original Trump.
I mean, there are these basic differences that have been proven again and again.
And so it's an actor playing Trump to be a polarizing brute and have everybody hate him, except for those that kowtow and weaken like vassals around him and do what he says.
But the rest of the world that stands for higher principles will never go along with his whole approach.
So yeah, it's setting the stage for World War III, for America to go down, for America to be looked upon by the rest of the world as the problem of the world, the pariah along with Israel.
And it's just a total mess.
And it's not getting any better.
Every day, it seems something else happens that makes it look, well, we're getting closer.
We're getting closer.
You know, I don't see any way out with the characters they got on the stage now following the orders for World War III.
I don't see any way out.
It's just crazy.
Right.
You know, the thing about this threat of regime change is what that sounded to me.
We're going to get rid of you, Putin, give you 12 days.
That's not that a long time.
That's a game that two parties can play.
That's not just one-sided situation.
So he's putting the United States whole system at risk from Russia getting involved in somewhere in internal activities in the United States.
They have spies, they have abilities, they can do things, really interfering in American politics, you know, and throw Trump out.
You can't do that.
You can't just be doing that.
It says though he still thinks America is a significant world military power compared to Russia when it's no contest.
Well, Kenny's just eluded.
I don't think he has any accurate beliefs about Ukraine, about Russia, about Iran, about Israel.
It's all just some jumble in his mind.
Well, we have mentioned it recently, actually.
As the pressure comes down on him over the Epstein files and his own guilt as a pedophile, he's losing it.
You know, he is 79 years old and there are definitely cognitive decline, I believe.
We're seeing it.
I mean, he's not quite in the same stage as Biden, you know, but he's got a completely different personality where he's just always on the attack, whereas Biden's a lot more passive and devious.
But this guy is very devious and belligerent.
So it's a really very toxic combination for him to be, quote, a world leader because he's only taking us to hell.
Yeah, I think he's got health issues.
He was spotted with swollen ankles.
Did you guys see that?
He has physical health too.
And that's a circulatory problem where you can't get the blood out of your, and he eats terrible.
He drinks pop.
He's, you know, cocoa, what, diet?
Coca-Cola and hamburgers.
He's got a terrible diet.
He probably has high blood pressure.
So, and that can start to affect your cognitive dissonance.
So I don't think he's in much better shape than Biden was.
No, I don't think so either.
Meanwhile, we got Colonel McGregor on the fall of the American Empire.
He is so good.
This is with him.
coming in the driveway.
Hi, everyone, and welcome back.
I'm here today with Colonel Douglas McGregor, a decorated combat veteran, prolific author, and former advisor to the U.S. Secretary of Defense.
So it's good to have you back.
Good to be with you, Glenn.
So you recently published an article about the US heading toward a crisis.
I have it here.
Quote, Washington is hurdling toward a sovereign debt crisis, escalating foreign wars, and potential domestic unrest without a clear path forward.
While President Trump did not create these challenges alone, he now bears the responsibility for addressing them, unquote.
So what is it that can actually be done at this point?
And do you see Trump actually seeking such a path?
Well, it sounds like you're asking Louis XVI in 1788, what can be done.
We just fought this war on behalf of the fledgling United States of America at great cost to the Treasury that was already effectively bankrupt.
Now France really is bankrupt.
And every attempt by the one lone rational voice, Necker, to come to some sort of arrangement with a budget that made any sense has been defeated.
And you've got an unhappy population out there that's living in what is arguably the richest country in the world at the time, France, with the highest standard of living, and they're miserable.
So that's what you're asking at this stage.
We're broke.
The military is overstretched, worn out, and we have no answers except to double down and continue to do what we've already been doing.
So that's really why I wrote the piece.
It's called The Versailles on the Potomac.
And that's, you know, it's always problematic whenever you look for historical parallels, Glenn, because nothing's perfect.
But it's starting to shape up in ways that are too reminiscent of what's happened in the past.
Of course, the problem that we face in addition to all of this is that we are now a Balkanized, bastardized, Bolshevized population.
We're no longer dealing with a homogeneous population.
When we went into the Depression, we had many problems, but as a population, it was largely homogeneous.
We were able to pull together.
We were able to pull together for the Second World War.
That homogeneity persisted into the 60s and then began declining, and now it's almost completely gone.
So we have no idea how many millions upon millions of people are in this country that came from overseas, from other places, largely from what we used to call the developing world.
And anybody who brings that up and says, well, this is dangerous and problematic, well, you're a racist, you're a bigot.
But in reality, it's a very serious problem.
I don't know where we end up.
But if you look at the whole range of issues right now, you have to conclude, based on the performance of both President Trump and Congress, that they're very much like the royal monarchy of 1789.
They seem to be ignoring the perils.
They seem to think that they can paper everything over.
They can market new things and convince people things are good when they're not.
And that ultimately we can continue to double down and deal with the debt.
You know, we just had another treasury sale that went nowhere.
No one is buying our debt.
Nobody wants to invest their money in treasuries.
And so we have a number of elaborate schemes right now under consideration to try and sort of ambush people into investing in the United States.
It's not working very well.
And then we have the tariff war.
And I keep asking, how does this tariff war that we've unleashed on the world going to repatriate or bring back a manufacturing base to the United States?
Is this helping us in any substantive way?
And frankly, the one single market that's the greatest concern for us with which we have the most difficulty because it's the largest trade deficit is China.
And we're making no progress there, nor are we likely to.
Then we look at the recent trade deal between the EU and the United States, and it looks like a deal between the imperial power and its colonies.
Of course, there's a hidden consideration there that we need to talk about, and that is, I think under the table, we promise to stay engaged in Ukraine and to continue to maintain this hostile posture.
And that's very important to the people that govern you and Norway and the people that govern all over Europe, because hostility to Russia is the hallmark of globalism.
If you admit that Russia has no interest in invading Europe, if you admit that Russia presents no imminent threat to Europe at all, then suddenly what's the rationale for your position in government?
You're the globalist that keeps telling everybody war is imminent.
So it's a tremendous mess.
Trump may not have created it, but now he owns the whole thing, lock, stock, and barrel.
And I don't see any evidence for new thinking, a diverging path, a readiness for any sort of diplomatic agreement on anything with anybody.
That includes in the Middle East with Iran.
It's not that different in Europe.
There's also here a massive sovereign debt crisis, but the politicians say, well, the stock market is doing well.
There's a socio-economic decline, yet the politicians try to reassure everyone that we've never been more diverse and just.
And of course, never-ending wars.
And now we're going from the small states to going after Russia, Iran, potentially China.
And we're told that this I think that what he's saying about understanding that the U.S. is going to remain in Ukraine is extraordinarily important.
Joaquin, would you not agree that this is really very, very troubling?
Your thoughts?
Yeah.
Well, all of this proves the point that we all know that it doesn't matter Republican, Democrat, it doesn't matter brain-dead Biden or on the way to being brain-dead Trump, belligerent, because the policy is the same.
War, war.
Continue supplying weapons and money while you build up the biggest debt ever.
You spend more of this paper money out of thin air on a military as the whole West.
And they're forcing, of course, Russia also and China to also build their arms.
So, I mean, it's a one-way train wreck, and it's not going to get solved because these people are on a mission following their orders.
And it's just, you know, it's apocalyptic, actually, because the damage That's going to happen when the economy blows, and we're in the middle of a kinetic World War III with the three Eastern powers and losing our ass if the whole human race isn't lost with nuclear armaments that are also on the table.
You know, and here the scenario is: okay, if it stays, if the World War III stays conventional, then we're going to get our ass kicked.
And at that point, these madmen that are following orders for depopulation are then going to resort to nuclear weapon use.
That's what the scenario is building up to.
Thank you, Joaquin.
We'll be right back right after this break.
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you Thank you.
Thank you.
Probably on the phone.
Well, Douglas McGregor, he calls it as he sees it, and I agree with pretty much everything the guy says.
He's right on.
And him, and there aren't very many West Point graduates that I can recommend as, you know, pretty good people that say the right things that are, you know, arbiters of truth and all this.
But he's one.
I went to school with him for, I think, one or two years.
I've heard he was born in 1947, which would make him older than me.
But, but, but he's, he graduated in a class a couple of years behind me, which makes me think he must've, or I didn't get the, I think, I think he maybe he was, I think he was an enlisted man that we got into West Point.
They go in as an enlistee and then transfer over from enlistment to the academy.
That's probably what he did.
Because yeah, he's older, but graduated behind me by a couple of years, I think.
But yeah, he actually, I think he'd have a good chance of running for office and getting results.
I think he'd be a good candidate, I believe.
I do too.
Russ, I wanted your thoughts about McGregor's point that there's under the table agreement the U.S. is going to stay fighting against Russia and Ukraine if Europe are not.
I mean, if Trump is using this as leverage, Roy Cohn-type leverage, and pushing Russia to make a deal, then it begs the question, and I've asked it several times on these shows, the same question.
What's the hang-up?
What's been the problem?
And why isn't it discussed publicly so that the public can understand, are there boundary issues?
Are there territorial issues?
Are there who's going to run the country of Ukraine?
All these issues.
And you just don't really hear what the problems are.
Russ, Russ, Russ.
The bankers want to divide Russia up.
It's all after 88 trillion in resources in Russia.
This is to defeat Russia, to exploit.
So in other words, what you're saying is that Trump wants Russia to just surrender.
You surrender.
That's kind of what the demand is.
Roughly, Joaquin, I think.
Overthrow Putin.
That's been the big one because Putin has united Russia and made Russia more prosperous.
But then I would like to see Russia.
I would like to see, I'm going to stick with this point a little bit.
I would like to see Russia say that.
You know, you're asking us to surrender our sovereignty, to surrender our country, to give up important territory.
They don't really do that.
They seem to kind of screw around a little bit.
And that's what kind of disturbs me a little bit about the Russians.
I would just come out and say, look, the demands you're making for a quick peace are too overwhelming.
You're asking too much of us.
Russ, I may have an answer for you.
I've got a friend who had deep Intel connections.
Okay.
He's been telling me forever that you have to act so aggressively because both Trump and Putin are Lubavitchers.
They're both Lubavitchers.
Now, he got footage from 2017 of Trump undergoing this conversion and he's joining the Chabad Lubavitchers.
I don't think there's any question about it.
I've had doubts about Putin, but he insists Putin is also a Lubavitcher.
Putin has never been in this to win it.
He's only been in to kind of delay it.
And of course, the master plan was for Ukraine to become the new Israel.
Most of the present occupants of Israel today are Ashkenazis.
They're from the region that is modern day.
Yeah, I think that's a theory that needs to be considered, definitely.
Definitely, because something's not right here with either side.
Joaquin.
Well, I know that Trump is a Lubavitcher, just like his daughter and son-in-law.
They are the ones that got him in, I think, on that route.
And Putin, I have always said he's probably controlled opposition, as much as I respect him and what he says and all of this and his cool head, all that.
But I've always felt him to be controlled opposition, that he's just, you know, the good cop, bad cop, divide and rule.
Always, you know, you have to have opponents, you have to have conflict, you know, to create all the wars.
And that's the history of our planet for the last many hundreds of years has been divide and rule, the ones that are in control, backing both sides to every conflict they create and every war they finance.
It's the same old history, same thing over and over.
So, Russ, does that help at clarity?
Yeah, I mean, I think it's something that needs to be considered much more.
Maybe Putin is a little bit sus.
Yeah, he's not strongly nationalistic.
He's got a modicum of it.
He has made Russia a far superior nation than it was in the past.
He brought great unity.
He's fostering normal, conventional, wholesome values, even Christian values in Russia.
They're prospering economically.
Russia has it good under Putin.
We should be so lucky.
If he was the real deal, I think we'd be just hearing a lot more about what the problems are in these negotiations.
The media doesn't, the Russian media that I know of, I'm not privy to every little news release on this stuff.
What's the hang up?
Why are they having such a hard time reconciling this war?
They don't take Trump seriously.
He's forfeited.
He doesn't have any credibility.
The guy's meaningless.
He's a clown on the international stage.
It's unbelievable how much he has discredited the integrity of the United States among nations, Joachim.
Yeah, and Russia has basically, even before they actually did their intervention, you know, back in February 2022, they were all the time wanting no enemy or hostile nation on their border.
They wanted neutrality.
And back in 2014, the president of Ukraine was neutral.
In fact, he was on the Allied side and he had to run away, kill him, and he went to Russia, kind of like Assad.
And so all this time, they just want their national sovereignty to be respected.
That's basically according to international law, how it's supposed to be.
If they're a rational actor, they may not be getting that.
That could be the whole point.
They're just not even close to getting what you just said.
And if they're a rational actor, but I still think they should put the word out.
Here's the difficulty.
You're a threat.
You're right on our borders.
You have a hostile nation right next to us, and that has to be reconciled.
They have come out with that argument all the time.
And the conditions that were laid out, even as this quote war started, he said, okay, well, we're annexing these parts that are fully Russian, 90-something percent, you know, in the Donbass, Lugansk, and Donetsk.
And that's all we want right now, you know, and the Crimea, of course, as well, and which is also all Russian.
And that's all they wanted.
They wanted the sovereignty of that.
And they wanted, you know, at one point, he was interested in becoming a NATO member.
You know, I mean, he's been betrayed over and over and over again by the belligerent that wants war and constant conflict.
So he's done his best to stay out of it, of a war directly with the United States and the West.
But they keep coming at them, at him, and it's going to force the issue where, you know, and he could be just playing along, like I say, as controlled opposition.
Who knows, really?
Now, I take for granted McGregor's got it right.
There's an under-the-table deal.
U.S. is going to continue to fight Russia and Ukraine.
But we're running out of weapons.
We're running out of resources.
We don't have the war-making capacity.
We've been given to slaughter the military on the one hand and to attack Iran and to Ukraine.
We don't have the supplies left.
We are at the lowest level of stockpile in U.S. recent military history.
We couldn't even defend ourselves now because we've been so colossally stupid in giving all these weapons to Ukraine for a pointless war that didn't deserve to be fought in the first place.
What does Trump do?
He threatens secondary tariffs on anybody that Russia does business with and just completely shoot the crap out of any kind of relations that the United States has around the world.
That's his solution.
There's a massive movement to cut off trade and commerce with Israel.
The same technique could be used to the United States.
And that's what will happen.
Our economy would collapse so fast.
I mean, less 30 days would be an exaggeration that the U.S. could withstand a boycott on commerce with America, Joaquin.
Yeah, I think basically BRICS is going to do that.
I think they're moving to do that as a defense against the United States.
They're moving to boycott the United States.
I believe that.
They're not buying into that.
Only the EU bought into this whole belligerence with Trump.
But the rest of the countries, they're not buying into a higher tariff rate.
Yeah, Brazil sanctioned Israel the other day.
Brazil's a big trader.
That's gaining traction this country.
Clarity another ton of coal to Israel.
Listen, this whole thing with Trump, there may actually be an explanation.
I was rather astonished to discover a report that Trump had died in 1989 in a helicopter event that is very disturbing.
Let me just report some of this.
Nothing happens by chance in politics.
FDR made that observation.
In 2015, when the British Secret Service noticed that Pope Francis was secretly spending Peter's millions to finance a presidential campaign of Hillary Digby Churchill Clinton, they mobilized their Trump organization to stop her seizing the White House for a second time, meaning first under her husband.
The crash occurred in broad daylight around 1.40 p.m.
A lone camper on the ground heard a big bang overhead, and as he looked upward, he saw the helicopter break apart in midair.
Here's the earlier subtitle.
Three Trump Daubles worked for the Trump organization on October 10, 1989.
Donald J. Trump was killed in a helicopter crash.
After the crash, the three doubles or dauble gangers continued working for the Trump Double Cross organization.
Three casino executives and Donald Trump boarded the Augusta A109 chopper around 1 p.m. at around 1.40 with 30 miles of Atlantic City.
Within 30 miles of Atlantic City, their destination, the helicopter broke apart in midair.
The downfall caused the instant deaths of Donald Jay and the three casino execs.
Here we have on the left a photograph of the remains of Donald J. Trump being carried by New Jersey State Police.
On the right, the remains of a casino executive carried from the crash site.
Construction of the 68-story Trump Tower began in June 1980 and was completed by October 1983.
When the tower was completed, the real Donald J. Trump had a spectacular view of Central Park from his apartment.
However, there was a real eyesore in the park, namely a broken down ice skating rink, which the city seemed unable to fix.
By that time, Donald had three children, and he watched in dismay as the city could not fix the Woolman Rinks.
So here you have the tower on the left.
Here you have the view from his window.
Here's a quote from the autobiography of the real Donald J. Trump.
From my new apartment, I had a view of Woolman Rink.
It was not a pretty sight.
Although millions of dollars had already been spent on its renovation, it was obvious, even from a distance, that the rink was nowhere near finished.
Three more years passed.
Millions more dollars were spent.
Things just got worse.
So bad, in fact, that on this May morning in 1986, the city felt compelled to announce that it was starting the whole bidding process over again.
Trump, The Art of the Deal, pages 199 to 200.
Initially, Donald approached the Commissioner Parks and offered to complete the renovation of the rink at his own expense.
His offer was summarily rejected.
In desperation, he decided to write a letter to Mayor Koch.
In 1989, Babylon the Great was ruled by his eminence and his honor.
At the beginning of the ice capades, John O'Connor was appointed Archbishop of Babylon the Great by Pope John Paul II.
From his headquarters in the powerhouse, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Cardinal O'Connor ruled Babylon on the Hudson.
He was the mentor and spiritual advisor to Mayor Koch.
Mayor Koch was virtual dictator of New York City from 1978 to 1989.
He ran the city with an iron fist.
People who crossed him usually ended up with cement shoes in the East River.
During the Koch administration, corruption was as high as a boy's steam towers.
However, Donald Trump had no direct dealings with the mayor until he decided to fix the Woolman rink, the real Donald Trump.
Relationship between the Donald and the Stonewaller remained cordial and only turned icy in 1986.
As the father of the Stonewall homosexual revolution, and believe me, I was utterly oblivious of any gay aspect to any of this or how it figured into politics at the time.
Mayor Koch maintained an apartment in Greenwich Village.
The spark that ignited the worldwide homosexual revolution began in Greenwich Village in June 1969.
Mayor Koch is the unacknowledged father of that revolution.
Koch had an apartment in Greenwich Village to be close to the action at the Stonewall Inn.
And here you have on the left a photograph of the building and on the right, the Stonewall Inn.
Koch hated any kind of negative publicity and nobody dared mention the fact that he was the driving force behind the Stonewallers in the city and the nation.
When Koch received the letter from Donald Trump, he actually treated his offer with contempt.
I sent the letter to Ed Koch on May 20th, 1986.
He wrote me a response by return mail.
Somewhat to my surprise, he belittled my offer.
The city was about to let me operate the rink, he said, but they'd be delighted if I'd donate the $3 million to rebuild and supervise the construction.
He made a few more sarcastic comments and ended by saying, with bated breath, I await your response.
After he received the letter, Coke leaked it to the press, believing they too would ridicule Donald for making such an outrageous offer.
The exact opposite happened.
To the great dismay of Coke, the press sided with Donald, and the bad publicity forced him to give in and let Trump renovate the rink.
Trump finished the rink in record time, thousands of dollars under budget.
It opened on November 1st, a gala event with Trump, the star of the show.
On the left, he got the ribbon cutting at the Woolman rink.
On the right, the happy Donald and Father Fred at the opening.
Even though it was a great story for Trump and New Yorkers, Mayor Koch became his avowed enemy.
And there's his opinion that Donald Trump, that's fit to print.
I'll begin with Donald Trump.
What a supreme egocistical lightweight.
This was clear to me from our first meeting, to be fair.
He did build some good quality buildings, but he was such a blowhard.
The best comment I ever heard about Trump came from Alaire Townsend, my deputy mayor for economic development, who said she couldn't believe Donald Trump if his tongue was notarized.
I think the line itself was not original with her, but she found his perfect target.
I thought it was rather disingenuous of Trump to crow that he single-handedly resurrected the ice skating rink in Central Park in a miraculous way.
Koch and Citizen Koch, page 193.
In his autobiography, published in 1992, Koch referred to Trump in the past chance and accused him of trying to name the renovated rink after himself.
If Trump was alive, he would have sued Koch reliable and won.
During the press conference, the Trump-Sigorsky helicopter was switched for an Augusta.
On October 10, 1989, three of the top Trump executives at Atlantic City made a trip via a Trump-Air Sidorsky S-76 helicopter to New York City for a brief press conference.
They landed at East 61st Hilliport and were taken via limousine to the Plaza Hotel.
The press conference was held to promote a boxing match that night between Hector Macho Mann Camacho and Vinnie Pazenza.
Donald Trump was to accompany them back on the helicopter because his presence there would guarantee a full house.
After the news conference at the plaza, the trio had launched and then returned with Donald to the Hilliport, only to discover their helicopter was replaced by Italian-made Augusta.
The 3 p.m. casino, the three-Trump casino exec left Atlantic City about 8 a.m., riding in a Trump-air Sidorsky S-76.
When they returned from the press conference at the plaza, the Sigorsky was gone to be replaced by an Augusta A-109.
The three execs and Donald Trump were on that chopper when it crashed.
And you got the two helicopters shown.
The Italian-made Augusta was a Ferrari of helicopters, definitely not like a Fiat fix-in-again Tony.
The company was founded in 1923 by Count Augusta and did not have a history of fatal crashes.
Every biography of Trump has a different story about the helicopter crash.
But Donald does not seem to care what appointments his gaming division execs have for the afternoon rather than bid the trio farewell.
He insists on summoning them to an unscheduled meeting at Trump Tower.
By the time the meeting commences, it's already too late for the three gaming exec to catch the noon return flight on the Trump Zadorsky S-76 Chopper they charted that morning.
After that meeting, Trump and the three execs headed for the East Side Hill Park, which is about 15 minutes from Top Tower.
The official account of the helicopter crash is pure fiction.
The three execs were delayed.
Their helicopter took off without them.
Then they shopped around and found an Italian-made Augusta.
Fighting replacement happened so quickly, the trio were airborne by 1 p.m.
The Trump organization had a French-made Super Buma helicopter, but the executive decided not to use it because it was a gas guzzler.
Helicopter pilot Robert Kenton, punk pilot Lawrence Denier also perished in the crash.
According to the biography of the resurrected Trump, he decided at the last minute to cancel his trip.
The resurrected Trump credits that decision with saving his life, except that it did not.
Now, there's more to this, but I tell you, when we compare the fact that Trump body doubles have been playing the role, and it appears even since 1986, I think that the chopper was replaced.
It had a defective rotor.
There's more in the story about it.
And I think Ed Koch was behind it.
That's my take at this point in time.
I think Ed Koch was such a nasty bastard.
He was so infuriated by Trump upping him on the skating rink that he took revenge.
And I think we've been dealing with Trump replacements ever since.
A reader wrote to me, by the way, to say, the Trump name is so important for all the business establishment, their value, real estate, and so forth.
They had to preserve the image of his continued longevity just for the sake of the value of all the Trump holdings.
Joaquim, what are your thoughts?
Well, it wouldn't be the first time that they sabotage a helicopter and murder, assassinate really somebody.
You know, so it sounds quite plausible to me.
And it kind of reminds me of the helicopter crash of Ibrahim Raci, the leader.
I think he was the prime minister of Iran or the president of Iran.
And his foreign secretary.
When they went to Azerbaijan, they had their helicopter on the return trip, switched around with a new pilot.
And it was Azerbaijan that they had just attended some event at.
And we know Azerbaijan is right there with Israel.
And in fact, they're even strategizing on how they're going to work together to weaken Iran right now, as I speak.
So it reminds me, there's a kind of a parallel there where they took out the leader of Iran and his foreign secretary in the same way, you know, as far as the mechanics of a switched helicopter and it went down.
And I believe it was an assassination by the Iranian president, and I believe to Donald Trump, by Ed Koch, who just couldn't stand being embarrassed and went up by Donald Trump.
Russ, your thoughts about this hypothesis.
Well, there's even more consideration of him being swapped out in the last 10 years at some point, because just based on behaviors, just based on attitude and behaviors, he doesn't seem like the same guy because the second Trump, whoever's in there now, is totally a puppet of Israel, totally.
And is, you know, totally engaged in Roy Cohn politics.
And he had a lot of that before, but not to the same degree.
So it just seems like a different individual.
Oh, I do agree.
I do agree.
And, of course, we have additional photographic proof that they're not the same person updated on my blog.
Just scroll down and readers have sent me more photographs.
Here you have 1980 Trump with attached earloves.
Here you have 2004 with pens and.
But look at these photographs.
Take a look.
I think those are three different versions of Donald Trump.
Wow.
The one on the right.
Yeah.
Different ages.
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So clearly we have here two or even three different parties.
In fact, one of my readers surprised me by saying she thought the second was different than the first and the most handsome.
And I think she's right.
These are three different Trumps on the far left, the original on the far right, the guy we're dealing with today.
But I do believe Trump died in 1989 in that helicopter crash.
Russ, continue.
Your thoughts.
You know, just looking at him, those younger pictures, the size of his skull.
You know, he's got a narrower skull.
Yes.
A smaller chin.
And he has a very distinctive smile.
You know, I have a very distinctive smile.
I could go back and look at photos of me when I was younger, and it's pretty much what you see now.
You know, this is my look.
And you don't have that here.
It just really looks like a different guy.
Because it is a different guy.
Joaquin, your thoughts.
I mean, it's close.
It's close.
I mean, it's a decent enough dupleganger, but it's not the same guy.
Right, right, right.
Joaquin, your thoughts.
Well, I've also heard that there's a better Trump that actually makes his home mostly under Cheyenne Mountain, you know, the North NORAD.
You know, I'm not sure what to believe.
You know, you hear so many different things about this.
What we do know is it's not the original Trump, and he's leading us on the wrong path.
That much we know.
And I think, you know, there's so many reasons why Ed Koch would have despised Trump.
I mean, after all, he was a straight guy, very successful with women.
Apparently, Koch was a gay guy.
But most importantly, he had the power.
He was running the city with an iron fist, and he did not brook opposition.
I find it totally believable, completely credible that he was responsible for punishing Trump for embarrassing him.
Trump also opposed his election as mayor.
He was supporting the other guy, I forget his name, the other Jewish mayor before Cook.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Let's see another of our stories today.
Oh, what Trump and Hillary did on 9-11.
This is interesting.
Hillary, Clinton, and Donald dropped a different pass that day.
Their experiences shaped them in their campaign.
This is back from September 10th, 2016, the day before the observance of 9-11.
Hours after terrorists hijacked jets, piloted hijacked jets into the World Trade Center Twin Towers.
We know that story is false.
Donald Trump agreed to do a live phone interview on local television in New York.
Ellen Marcus was working that day for WWR as a non-air analyst as the real estate mogul to step into a role that seemed fanciful at the time.
In the year 2000, Donald said, Marcus, a former Trump publicist, consultant, and friend, you considered Rank for president.
if you had done that and if you had been successful, what do you think you'd be doing right now?
Well, Trump answered, I'd be taking a very, very top line.
I mean, you know, most people feel they know at least approximately the group of people who did this and where they are, but boy, you'd have to take a hard line on this.
This just can't be tolerated compared to the flamethrowing temperament he's demonstrated throughout his current presidential campaign.
The most striking revelation of the video from September 11, 2001, hauled exclusively at political requests from the WWR archives, is Trump's composure and tone.
A decade and a half before pledging to bomb the shit out of ISIS and proposing a deportation force and a Muslim ban, Trump didn't talk about retribution or leap a conclusion about who is responsible.
In fact, he avoided identifying potential enemies, any terrorist organization or Muslims in general.
He spoke cogently and even poignantly about New York chain skyline and the need to never forget.
There's more to it.
Meanwhile, Hillary's visibility was given a sudden boost.
Before the end of the day, Hillary, then the junior senator from New York with less than a year on the job and scrupulously deferential to her senior colleagues, would find herself on CNN being interviewed in prime time by the network's congressional correspondent Jonathan Carl.
We have to make it very clear, she continued, that we cannot permit any state, any government, any institution or individual to pursue terrorist aims that are directed at the United States or any country with impunity.
So I'm hoping that this is a kind of dramatic, terrible catastrophe that ignites the entire civilized world.
As a Trump and Clinton campaign mark this anniversary by going temporarily dark, a brief respite from a toxic, unsettling campaign, it's possible to see their respective experiences on September 11th, the turning points that seem especially resonant now that these two candidates with deep New York connection vie bitterly for the job of leader of the free world.
And here's a part of that phone call.
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Donald Trump is on the line.
I mean, we know him as the man behind lots of real estate in Manhattan.
And of course, Donald, I understand you were actually a witness to what happened this morning.
Well, I have a window that looks directly at the World Trade Center, and I saw this huge explosion.
I was with a group of people, and you really couldn't even believe it.
And even, I think, worse than that, for years I've looked right directly at the building.
I'd see the Empire State Building in the foreground and the World Trade Center in the background.
And now I'm looking at absolutely nothing.
It's just gone.
And it's just hard to believe.
Donald Alan Mark is here.
Your building is, the Trump Tower is one of the great tourist attractions in the world.
It's well known universally.
Are you taking any precautions there in light of what happened at the World Trade Center?
Well, Alan, we've always had, as you know, very, very strong security, but there's very little you can do about planes crashing into a building.
I mean, you look at Larry Silverstein, who's a terrific owner in New York, and a very good friend of mine who I just called.
I was very worried about him because I assume maybe he was in the building.
He took possession of the building one week ago.
As you know, he just bought the World Trade Center.
Right.
And he was in his office, and he was getting ready to move into the World Trade Center over the next two weeks.
So, I mean, I just spoke to him.
There's nothing you can do when people are going to be bombing planes at your building.
Now, I guess maybe the world is going to be changing, and maybe you're going to have F-16s flying all over the city, etc.
But it's a pretty tough situation.
Donald, you have one of the landmark buildings down in the fucking financial district, 40 Wall Street.
Did you have any damage or did you know what's happened down there?
Well, it was an amazing phone call I made.
40 Wall Street actually was the second tallest building in downtown Manhattan.
And it was actually before the World Trade Center was the tallest.
And then when they built the World Trade Center, it became known as the second tallest, and now it's the tallest.
And I just spoke to my people, and they said it's the most unbelievable site.
It's probably seven or eight blocks away from the World Trade Center, and yet Wall Street is littered with two feet of stone and brick and mortar and steel.
And there are thousands of people walking over the debris over the Brooklyn Bridge, where they're sending them out over the Brooklyn Bridge to Brooklyn, and then I guess they're going to have to figure out how to get home from there.
It really wasn't stone and brick and mortar.
It was dust.
It was very fine dust.
And the conversion of materials into dust is a signature of the use of nuclear devices.
He also is wrong about one week before, it was six weeks before, that Silverstein took control.
He fired the security firm that had been looking after and hired an Israeli firm in his place.
He renegotiated his insurance policy to include an anti-terrorist claim, then claimed because they were too blame to attack double indemnity, pocketed $4.5 billion on a $114 million investment.
They don't call him Lucky Larry for nothing.
He, of course, was a close personal friend of Bibi Nanya, who they spoke on the phone every Sunday.
When you get a look at this in perspective, you see very clearly the signs of it having been an Israeli op to justify American intervention in the Middle East, to take out the modern Arab state that served as a counterbalance to Israel's domination of the entire region and eventually to confront the Persian nation of Iran, which hasn't worked out so well for Israel.
Joachim, your thoughts.
Well, Silverstein also made that notorious comment: you know, like pull the plug or whatever, like that.
And that was to say, you know, take down Building 7.
And then the announcers announcing it before it actually happened, you know.
Yeah, there's so many setups between the neocons in Washington, you know, with their whole plan of a new Pearl Harbor and all this to go and take down seven nations in five years, all this.
And of course, Israel, you know, it was a joint plan and pulled off.
And, you know, October 7th is also a false flag.
That's basically the 911 of Israel, but they did that one too.
You know, so yeah.
Fabricated a lot with AI, including those glider images and all that.
I mean, there was so much bullshit involved there.
Russ, your thoughts about this?
And then I made you host and we can turn to Winter Watch.
Your thoughts.
Well, as usual, this Donald Trump, this particular Donald Trump that we just listened to, is kind of fast and loose with the facts.
But his tone is different, isn't it?
He doesn't sound quite as jazzed up and manicky, but still fast and loose with the facts.
Just pulls stuff out of his ass, just like whoever's the Donald Trump is now.
That's pretty consistent.
Yeah, he didn't have all the facts right.
That's no doubt about it.
On the other hand, he goes on to say, as he said in another interview, that the same builders who had constructed the World Trade Center were working for him to now, that there was no way that planes could have brought those buildings down.
Something else had to be involved.
He did say that.
Yeah, that's a famous interview that he said.
He said that no way those planes could have taken those buildings down.
That interview, I have it.
You can find it on Winter Watch.
I have that.
Russ, can you take it to me again?
I was trying to find it for an interview I just did yesterday with Boston 9-11 Truth.
I can find it pretty easily.
Or you can go to my side and just enter a Trump World Trade Center.
And where are the 9-11 files he promised?
Yeah, yeah, that's another good question.
Russ, we can go to Winter Watch.
I've made you host.
All right.
let's see See my screen?
Where's my?
Oh, I've got my.
You got it?
Yeah, right.
Okay, the meme of the day is Randy Fine.
Let them starve.
Wow.
Wow.
That guy's so bad that the APAC is throwing him under the bus.
They don't want to, they're not going to support him.
He's going to get tossed.
He's too much of an embarrassment.
I know he's fat, but that's, I think, a little.
Of course, that's an exaggeration.
Yeah.
Yeah.
All right.
I thought that I wanted to spend a little time looking at the whole idea of mass starvation because I'm hearing things that a common refrain of the Zion goons and trolls is that the Gaza starvation is concentrated on children and not adults.
Therefore, by Jewish pilpal logic, the situation is staged and contrived.
So I decided, I mean, I think I knew what the answer was going to be.
I checked with ChatGPT for insights and ChatGPT said children's bodies are still growing and developing, so they have higher nutritional needs.
Children have less fat reserves and muscle mass compared to adults, making it harder to cope with lack of food.
Plus, their immune systems are still developing, adding to susceptibility to impacts of malnutrition.
So that's why you see, you know, adults, maybe they're thin and frail, but you see emaciated kids.
That's the reason.
Yeah, very good.
They just don't have the fat stores.
And so the process of starving to death develops the stages.
After fat stores are depleted, muscle is wasted for protein.
And so once you go through your muscle and you're down to your organs, and that's point of no return.
So even if you manage to feed these kids or individuals that are emaciated, like this girl right here, this little girl.
Yeah.
So you can see her muscle mass is wasted.
All of her fat stores are gone.
I mean, she has a little bit of fat on her face.
It's kind of weird, but she doesn't have much going.
She's going down to her organs.
So that's the final stage.
Very excruciating.
You get cognitive dissonance.
Very, very weak.
You're certainly not in a situation to run out and find food.
So the problem is, you know, like six, seven, eight-year-old active kids can get out and be active and locate food.
But when you're starving to death, like this little girl, you can't.
And so I actually think a lot of these kids are hidden away.
You know, they're disappearing off of the face of Gaza.
They're not on the streets.
God knows where they are.
They're probably just laying in corners somewhere dying.
And so they really have no idea how many people are starving to death in Gaza.
Yeah, but the top, you got a lot of photographs that you haven't shown yet, but there they are.
Yeah, you see that?
That's the little girl.
So yeah, the organ, once you start going on your organs, well, it's common sense.
You're finished.
Well, it's actually before that.
It's loss of trace minerals that are indispensable for life.
Karen Carboner, for example, with anorexic, she lost those trace minerals.
And even though she started eating at the end, it was too late.
I think 400 to 500,000 are going to die from starvation now.
And it's no way you can reverse it, even with food.
Right.
Yep.
And so then, you know, plus you have the idea of going out and scavenging for food, adding to the difficulties we have.
Ambush, though, thunderstorm.
Loud.
Okay.
So while Israel allows some food into Gaza, it has drastically reduced the number of places from which food is distributed, forcing the Palestinians to receive food aid from a handful of sites that are hard to access.
In a crude form of crowd control, Israeli soldiers have repeatedly shot and killed scores of Palestinian along routes.
There's like four main distribution sites.
That's ridiculous for 2 million people or whatever's left.
To make them go to four different, I mean, that alone tells you that this is a genocide.
It's all you really need to know, even if they weren't massacring them when they arrived.
But they are.
They're also subjecting them to gunfire and mortar rounds as they arrive on the food distribution sites.
So I'm sure everybody's heard this American contractor is a lieutenant colonel who's there on site helping with this as a contractor helping with the food distribution.
Let's listen to what he had to say.
Forces shooting at the crowds of Palestinians.
I witnessed the Israeli Defense Forces firing a main gun tank round from the Markava tank into a crowd of people, destroying a car of civilians that were simply driving away from the site.
I witnessed mortar rounds being fired in crowds of people to keep them controlled.
As a professional soldier with a very long career, what was your professional opinion?
What was happening?
My professional opinion of how the sites were established was what I would describe as amateur, inexperienced, untrained, no idea of how to conduct operations of this magnitude.
That would be my most benign assessment.
In my most frank assessment, I would say that they're criminal.
In my entire career, have I never witnessed the level of brutality and use of indiscriminate and unnecessary force against a civilian population, an unarmed, starving population?
I've never witnessed that in all of the places I've been deployed to war until I was in Gaza at the hands of the IDF and U.S. contractors.
Based on the knowledge you have, do you think that you were a witness then to war crimes?
I think you're saying that very emphatically.
Without question, I witnessed war crimes.
I witnessed war crimes being held by the Israeli defense forces, without a doubt, using artillery rounds, mortar rounds, firing tank rounds into unarmed civilians.
It's a war crime.
This video is of the Foundation's Armed American Security Guards opening fire.
You hear one?
It was filmed by a U.S. soldier who signed up for the operation in Gaza after he retired and left, he says, when he saw American colleagues and the IDF killing civilians.
The soldier is Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Aguilar, a special forces veteran at the U.S. Army's Green Beret.
That's a big whistleblower there, I'll tell you.
Lieutenant Colonel, who's there?
So the starvation of Gaza is now stage five famine irreversible.
So this is defined as 30% of the population in severe no-return malnutrition.
And, you know, you reach that point, you're going to die.
Either that or you're going to be very, very severely affected in terms of your health.
No, you're going to die.
Yeah, you're going to die.
So here's a little 12-year-old that, you know, died this week.
That's what ends up happening.
I mean, my God, just look how emaciated they get.
Yep, yep, yep.
Probably should have given a warning on that one.
No, no, no.
So here's Israel has kidnapped this flotilla.
So this flotilla is coming down trying to bring in goods.
I mean, why shouldn't, really, seriously, why shouldn't a flotilla be allowed to dock in Gaza and deliver goods?
I mean, I would really ask that question.
There's really no reason for these people not to be allowed to set up there.
But here are these people.
Some of these ships were bringing baby formula into Gaza and they operate them too.
So here are the Israelis going on board at night, capturing all these people.
I don't think they've released these people yet, have they?
Not the Minoid.
Not the Minoid.
All right, here's some Israeli goons going after the trucks.
Oh, God.
destroying the foodstuff.
This is heart-wrenching.
Gut-wrenching.
Heartbreaking.
If you criticize, you are anti-Semitic.
Yeah, bring it on.
Call me anti-Semitic all you want, assholes.
So here's an Israeli goon caught on camera pontificating on how destroying UNRWA was the key to carrying out their genocide.
So this is in the Knesset, a former Israeli official, calling for the destruction of UNRWA in a discussion in an Israeli parliament.
The threat of UNRWA is to destroy the destruction of UNRWA, and we know how to destroy the destruction of UNRWA.
We have here several times already.
And in this case, we have two parties that we can do today.
One is the relationship between UNRWA and the countries that are in the UNRWA.
And the relationship between UNRWA and the other is the relationship between UNRWA and UNRWA.
If a member was meant Mudadimon, one is called Sheepo Elet Khan, Bashim Shezrakishimeshaba, because the Mudik Porba Madapalichi Mechanibut.
I think I noticed about these Jews, They can really talk.
They can really spew out the words.
And I'm told that Jewish women are more severe on the Palestinians than the men.
And that they're sodomizing Palestinian male prisoners brutally, openly, in public.
We'll be right back after this break.
We're on Winter Watch with Russ Winter and Joaquina Gobin.
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This is so absurd.
The UN refugee organization was involved in October 7th.
And maybe even Hamas wasn't even involved.
This was all rigged false fighting by Israel.
God damn.
Yeah, pretty low-life behavior.
The source of the evidence is these interrogations by Shin Bet and IOF, who are known for extracting false confessions via torture and blackmail.
And it is curious that they seem to make the case against the UN by quote unquote, a lot of intelligence is a result of interrogations of militias who were arrested during the October 7th attack.
Which is fake.
Yeah.
That's your fake guys.
I mean, I find it curious that it's not captured Hamas guys during the conflict that they're talking about.
So here's a whole series of stories.
Shin Bet breaks, you'd be insane not to give a false confession, Israel news.
Israel court says Shin Bet pressured man to give false testimony.
That's French news.
Israeli interrogations could lead to false professions.
I mean, that's a given.
We already know that.
Nothing that they extract can be considered evidence.
But fortunately, the mainstream Jew-owned media is being forced to cut through the Israeli lies.
New York Times.
Breaking news, Israeli military officials say they have no proof that Hamas routinely steals UN aid, undercutting a claim that Israel has used to limit food for Gaza.
So, you know, another lie.
The New York Times was the one that first laundered the genocidal hoax that Hamas was working with the UNRWA to steal aid.
The Israeli regime directly fed this line to New York Times Mossad agent Ronan Bergman and Patrick Kinsley.
They destroyed UNRWA, and now they admit it was all a lie.
So that set the stage for the starvation because obviously UNRWA was never replaced.
Here's the Trump took the U.S. out from supporting UNRWA a long time ago.
Further indication of his complicity in the general side.
It's a systematic propaganda campaign with leading Zionists who are deeply embedded in Western media like the New York Times, BBC, and Guardian.
It played a key role in also pushing along with the political class.
Here, Chris Guinness talks about the grotesque depravity of it all.
Well, let's be clear.
The president of the court, an American Judge Donahue, made it clear in her judgment that impeding and restricting humanitarian assistance is a violation of the genocide convention.
You getting good sound?
Very well.
Let me try turning up my speaker.
Yeah.
Go ahead, try it now.
The president of the court, an American judge Donahue, made it clear in her judgment that impeding and restricting humanitarian assistance is a violation of the Genocide Convention.
What does Rishi Sunak and Joe Biden do the very next day?
They cut humanitarian assistance.
A state party to the convention is doing that.
And the US are the biggest backers, aren't they?
They are.
So can the agency, which is a lifeline to so many people in Gaza, can it survive without that level of funding?
Well, certainly UNRWA is facing an existential threat tonight.
It's under huge political pressure, and it always has been from the Israelis and the far-right and now the Israeli cabinet in America and also and others.
Nothing like this, surely.
No, well, Trump defunded the agency to the tune of more than 300 million in 2018.
But to be clear, it is the UN General Assembly, 193 governments in the world, who give UNRWA its mandate.
So, you know, governments like Rushi Sunat's government and others, the Americans and the Finns and the Italians and whoever else, can cut it.
It's the General Assembly that gives the mandate.
So that will be there.
And although these Western governments want to do whatever they're doing, defund for the moment, it will continue.
And just briefly, what does this mean on the ground in Gaza?
Well, it's not just in Gaza.
It means that the work that UNRWA is doing with these desperate people on the ground fleeing war in UNRWA facilities, their aid is now under threat.
But UNRWA also delivers humanitarian work in Syria, in Lebanon, in Jordan and the West Bank.
Tonight, as the Middle East risks a regional conflagration, that human development work, thanks to these frankly irresponsible decisions, are now under threat.
If I could just end by saying, it's been said on TwitterX, this is a bit like suspending funding to the NHS because Lucy Letby killed some babies.
And that was a year and a half.
Russ, that was from a year and a half ago.
I mean, the problem's been on the table publicly forever.
And it has.
Yeah, well, that's what started it because, you know, they went after UNRWA very early on.
So it's been a process that's set up this starvation by genocide, genocide of starvation.
So what even the satanic BBC is uncomfortable and pretends to care now that the world has already seen the ongoing Zionist extermination of the Palestinians.
October 7's lies don't work anymore.
His mother in Gaza has been seen by millions around the world.
His name is Mohammed.
He's 18 months old and he weighs six kilos.
his mother Hidayah al-Mutawi has lost her home and her husband who was killed and Muhammad and many others will not survive much longer unless She's obviously not starving.
Her baby is.
And the Zios and the Jews and the Zewish sympathizers are just mocking her.
You know, how come you what aren't aren't you feeding your why are you eating all the food, bitch?
You know, that type of stuff.
You know, with no real understanding of how starvation works and how it affects children.
So the fact that she looks reasonably healthy and her baby is some kind of a joke to these Zios.
Unrestricted aid starts flowing into Gaza.
That really wasn't enough for the comments on this.
He can't stand up on his feet or sit because of the fatigue.
We can't get baby formula from her because the prices are too high.
I go from one hospital to another trying to get him formula, but I can hardly find any.
Mohammed and his mother, Hediah, were filmed by one of the trusted Palestinian freelancers we work with in Gaza, who are themselves starving.
Israel does not allow international journalists to enter the territory.
So we went to a spot overlooking Gaza, a vantage point in the frontline town of Starot, where Hamas attacked and killed Israeli civilians on the 7th of October 2023.
Israelis come here to look at the war, only a few miles away.
It was hazy, so it was hard to see, and the steady sound of Israeli artillery was carried away on the wind.
Since my last visit, vending machines have been installed if anyone needs refreshment.
From here, it feels like looking out of one world into another.
Not distant, but remote and isolated.
That's BBC reporting on it.
CNN getting in on it.
Stream Zionist CNN is literally cooking Israel so hard right now.
For four minutes, you know the situation is far worse than what you know.
So they're getting in front of the fact that, you know, three or four hundred thousand kids are going to die.
Our team is feeling the effects of the starvation themselves.
Our team wakes up every morning, just like everyone else, wondering where they're going to get their next meal.
Some of the things we've heard, we've heard mothers say to us that their children are asking if there's food in heaven, if that would be better.
One team member talked about seeing a girl filling up water at a water tank right next to a sewage area.
So standing in knee-deep sewage, trying to get clean water.
We visit families and say everyone in the family has infections, scars, sicknesses, all that from lack of clean water and on top of systems that are, people that are depleted from lack of food.
Because we know that dozens and dozens of humanitarian groups are warning that doctors, journalists, aid workers are going hungry alongside what's going on in Gaza right now.
And I know your team is having a tough time coping as well.
Yes, yes, for sure.
They're like everybody else.
The little food that is available, the March blockade that the Israelis put in also affected commercial goods.
The little food that is available is extraordinarily expensive.
Our team reported that a sack of flour was going for $480 U.S. dollars in the marketplace.
So it's just a tremendously dire situation.
UNICEF says that what 80%, this is UNICEF, 80% of those who have died of starvation are children in Gaza.
And now the enclave is on the brink of running out of specialized food that's needed to save these kids.
What can aid groups like yours do with so little food and supplies on hand, at least right now?
Yeah, right now we are providing water and other services, but this is very solvable.
It's man-made and it's solvable.
We need a ceasefire.
We need a resumption of the UN food distribution points and the UN aid distribution system.
And we need unfettered access to get food in to serve people.
At this point, when people are dying of deaths, this is a long process, and it's a weeks and months buildup.
So you go from long-term nutrition deficit to severe malnutrition, ultimately death.
At this point, people need more than food.
They need malnutrition treatment.
They need therapeutic foods.
They need medical care.
We need to go in with complete solutions to stop this from really tipping into a mass death event.
As you know, Jada, Israel says it stopped the previous aid distribution system because it claims Hamas was stealing so much of that food.
What do you know about that?
We have seen no evidence of that.
And there was a report today that a U.S. aid investigation going back to 2023 saw a news.
What about that?
CNN's calling Israel out on that lie.
That's a big shift.
Finally.
No widespread evidence of that.
But even if that were the case, the way to prevent that, the way to make food aid less of a commodity or less of a hot ticket to be stolen is to flood the zone and make food and supplies widely available.
The Gaza Humanitarian Aid Foundation, which is supported by Israel and the U.S. for that matter, says it distributed 91 million meals over the last two months alone in Gaza.
Is that enough?
That's a drop in the bucket.
It is not enough.
And that is a system where they have four distribution sites as opposed to the 400 that are in place with the UN system.
People are forced to walk miles and miles.
They're forced across military lines to enter that system.
And that's especially difficult for people who are vulnerable, seniors, women, pregnant people, children, to access those sites.
So Israel now has announced that Israel is going to be a virus.
I mean, it doesn't make any sense.
You know, sparing every calorie you have to walk in there to these distribution spots where these balloons will shoot you.
Going to begin airdrops, the food water medicurion aid to folks in Gaza.
How are those airdrops going to be distributed?
Airdrops are a stunt.
They're a stunt.
They're inefficient.
People die getting hit by food.
And it's not efficient.
If you're worried about Hamas taking food, you have no control over where airdrops go, no control over the most vulnerable people getting them.
And the solution is just very easy.
Open the borders.
Let aid in.
Let aid agencies do their job.
Let us do our work.
Airdrops, it's a stunt.
It's not meant to seriously address the issue.
Because they say that in order for people to survive in Gaza, you need at least about 1,500 trucks coming in every day with supplies.
Is that right?
That's exactly right.
And right now, at the most, we've had 200, 100.
It's just nothing.
It's a bare minimum.
And you've had months of this, of a backup.
So what's needed to just replenish the normal systems as well as feed people day to day, you need everything open.
You need a ceasefire so that we can move around and serve people safely.
Extraordinary number of people.
Journalism 101.
If somebody tells you it's raining and another tells you it's dry, it's not your job to quote them both.
It's your job to look out the window, the fucking window, and find out which is true.
Take a stand.
Yeah.
The old school journalism is you always present both points of view, conflicting, you know.
Well, it seems that the Israeli narrative is basically dying on the vine.
You know, nobody believes them anymore.
They don't have any credibility.
Even like the mainstream Jewish-owned media in the United States has kind of turned on them.
Well, we've never seen a country act so evil.
It's never happened before in our lifetime.
We've never seen this kind of depraved horror.
Okay, Poll, do you think Trump was involved in crimes committed by Epstein?
Now, look at this.
This is interesting.
Look how partisan it is.
Look how partisan.
All, yes, no, 32.
Unsure, 23.
Yes, among Democrats, 80% of Democrats think he was involved.
11% of GOP think he's involved.
What the hell is wrong with the GOP voters?
Crazy.
You know, come on, really?
Totally based on ideology?
Political ideology?
Well, he's been able to convince these people that it's a plot against him.
He really builds on the plot there.
They're plotting against me.
They're doing all this against me.
The Blackstone PSYOP, the attack on Blackstone building in Manhattan.
Little sketchy looking, a little psyop-y.
It is strange.
So a guy drives all the way from Nevada to New York City with an AR-15, leaves his car in the middle of the street and went on a random high-rise building in Manhattan, took an elevator to the 34th floor and murdered BlackRock's Blackstone executive and three other people before taking his own life.
But he was wearing body armor.
Nothing to see here move along.
So here he is, just walking openly out on the street with a weapon.
This is like 6.30.
Where are all the people?
Nobody's there.
Kind of reminds me of the attack on the Jewish meeting in Washington, D.C. It already looks goes into a building, supervised by cameras, has had a security front desk monitoring them, got into an elevator, which could be stopped for the front desk, and got up 33 floors.
He didn't just shoot himself.
He did it on the 33rd floor of the Blackstone building.
Here we go.
Yeah.
Apparently, Shane and Tamara intended to target the NFL offices, aired floors and killed four over GTE grievances.
The NFL is on the fifth and eighth floor.
So how did he miss the NFL?
That was the target.
Couldn't stop the elevator?
He got lost.
We were supposed to believe the guy had never played in the NFL, went to New York City to kill the NFL commissioner, took the wrong elevator and randomly killed two Blackstone executives.
By Quinky Dink, the random victims were Jewish.
One blurred picture of a guy on the floor, shot himself dead, but no blood on the floor.
No pictures of victims being loaded into an ambulance.
So that's the guy.
He's managed to hang on to his weapon somehow.
No blood.
They had time to barricade the doors.
No, it's just crazy.
But notice that all the computers are turned off.
Hmm.
That is odd, isn't it?
Yeah, well, maybe they just, everybody left at five o'clock and they just kind of went to sleep.
I don't know, but that could be explained.
But this, you know, if everybody left, okay, let's process this one.
It's late in the afternoon, 6.30, and people aren't there, and yet there's enough people there to pile up all this stuff on the door.
So you wouldn't expect to maybe see some computers on, right?
Totally.
Totally fabricated.
Completely fake.
Unbelievable.
Ridiculous.
Oops.
What else do we have?
We've got.
Well, look, I'm.
The story of Trump in a nutshell.
Okay, this is pretty good.
You take him back over?
Okay, I'll give you back for the story of Trump in a nutshell.
Yeah, that's pretty fun.
Kind of get a little humor back.
Go ahead.
You got it.
Okay, so I'm prefacing this by saying, in all fairness, I mean, Trump claims to be a really competitive golfer.
And competitive golfers don't really use mulligans.
They Kind of try to score correctly.
When I played golf, I used mulligans because, you know, frankly, I just never really got that good.
I always kind of struggled at it.
So I would use mulligans all the time.
So I'm not a serious golfer, it's recreational.
I was just having fun.
So he's obviously, what's what happens here?
The saddest golf course in Scotland.
So there's Trump driving the cart.
The caddy just dropped the ball.
The catty dropped the ball.
You catch that?
Yeah.
Show it again.
Show it again.
How bad is that?
Commander.
Now, the thing is, there's been a whole book written about this topic.
There's a book called Commander and Cheat, How Golf Explains Trump by Rick Riley.
Just ask the members of the Trump International West Palm Beach who arrived for the final round of their senior club championship on January 22nd, only to find Trump's name at the top of the leaderboard when he didn't play the first round.
But he did play around earlier that week, claimed he had a good day and decided to use that score for the first round of the senior club championship.
He then called it a great honor to have won the tournament on social media, adding that he was hitting the ball long and straight.
Those who know him certainly were not surprised.
Trump doesn't cheat at golf, Riley wrote.
He throws it, boots it, moves it, lies about his lies.
He fudges and fussles and fluffs.
At Wingfoot, where Trump is a member, the caddies got so used to seeing him kick the ball back onto the fairway, they came up with a nickname for him, Paley.
Trump invited football announcers and analyst Groden Jaworski to one of his courses.
He chose Groden as his partner.
Trico hit a three wood about 230 yards onto the green in one hole.
When he arrived, the ball was in the bunker about 50 feet from the pin.
Tough break, Trump said.
Trico later was told by Trump's caddy that his shot was about 10 feet from the hole and that Trump threw it into the bunker.
I watched him do it.
The caddy said, okay, back to you.
That is unbelievably awful.
Unbelievably awful.
What a guy.
This is what these are the people that only 11% of the GOP thinks that he's not involved in these sex scandals.
I mean, and that's, they believe.
If the real Trump died in 89, then when were the sex scandals taking place?
I think he first met up with Epstein in 83, maybe earlier.
Joaquin, you remember when he first had his contact?
We got a timeline.
I think it was mid-80s, actually.
Mid 80s.
Yeah.
When did they have the breakoff, though?
You know, they kind of fight.
That wasn't until 2004.
So they were hanging out for 15 years.
Yeah, yeah.
Old Trump, new Trump, whatever.
Well, that's the point I'm making.
If he died in 89, then he wasn't engaged in sexual escapades after his death.
So it would have been one of his dub halls.
So Epstein must know better.
He must know there are different Trumps here and that the guy he was doing all this with were actually two different persons.
Joaquin, how's that escapable?
Yeah, because he would know him prior to the accident and then the new Trump.
He would see both.
Yeah.
Wild.
And they were doing everything together, including having little girls.
Yeah.
He liked them young.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Apparently the duple ganger did too.
Give us a real quick final thought here.
Russ first.
Russ, final thought.
Oh, I mean, I think that our eyes have really got to be on this mass starvation and whether that gets correctly reported, whether the number of deaths is really known because these little kids are just going to disappear.
They're never going to come out in the light of day.
They're just going to die in some tent somewhere.
They don't have the energy to be counted.
And the whole system in Gaza is broken down.
You know, they don't have the ability to track all this stuff.
All by design.
What do you think?
Well, I think that this whole thing with immunity to Ghillain Maxwell to make the deal and supposedly go before the congressional hearing.
It's all set up for her to be a free bird.
Trump's going to pardon her, and they're going to take the two or three bottom fruit and hang them, and everybody else goes free.
All the rest of the perverts that are rich.
That's what's going to happen.
Gentlemen, I think you got it right.
Hurry talking about Gaslene is a victim, deserving a pardon, and it's happening right up in front of God and everybody.
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