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Feb. 14, 2019 - Know More News - Adam Green
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Know More News w/ Lift the Veil & The LA Vagabond
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Hello, Adam Green here with No More News.
It is February 13th, 2019, and I'm joined with two of my friends and repeat guests.
We got Nathan Stolpman from Lift the Veil and my friend Ryan from The Last American Vagabond.
Thanks for coming on, guys.
How are you doing with all this news?
Doing great, man.
Just trying to make it work.
Make it work on YouTube, get the information out there.
So we we tried a little bit yesterday.
I guess we'll talk about talk about what happened.
Right.
Well, why don't we hit that now since you you met you mentioned it?
We did a stream yesterday on your channel, Lift the Veil.
Got it down here.
Apologizing for quote anti-Semitism APAC control.
Yep.
Apex control over politics, I think.
Yeah.
Apex control over.
Yeah, limited stated.
This this really shocked me because there was nothing at all that violated any terms, like not even close.
Like it didn't even cross my mind that this would ever get censored.
But given what we were talking about, like the crackdown on anti-Semitism, and then and then boom, there it is.
Well, what's interesting about it though, because there's you know, I've did videos and people I think larger than all of us have done videos on the same content.
What I think this comes down to is obviously this topic, but it's when people flag it.
You know what I mean?
Like, so you have people that were watching and just decided to be like, this offends me.
Let's get a mass group of people to flag it, and we know how much they bend to that.
So for whatever reason, you guys hit on a you know a specific topic that somebody just decided was too much.
But it really doesn't have anything to do with truth or you know what I mean?
Like, because there's there's people talking about the same topic, but it's just so frustrating because it was it is a good video, so people should watch it.
Yeah, I don't know what uh I I don't know what people could object to yet.
I mean the only thing I said that somebody could find controversial, I guess, is I said that if you can't complain about Jews spending money to influence politics, then why are Jews spending so much money to influence politics?
I mean you know, that's that I mean that's the only thing I I think I could have said that would have offended people, but of course it's absolutely the truth.
And I can't yeah, it's it's sad.
It is sad, you know.
Because we talked uh for about you know the this whole thing about anti-Semitism gets me every time.
And every time I put anti-Semitism in the title of my videos seems to get some kind of shadow ban, too.
Yeah, and it's just not even about if it like I think people probably flag this, people that are like have people like us on their list before they even watch it, right?
They see the content and they want to just flag it anyway because they just think you're wrong about what you're talking about.
And that's the sad reality about how these platforms work, is they just bend to, you know, if you can get a mass troll group to go flag things together, bring a video together.
It's just odd though.
Nathan covers this kind of stuff like pretty regularly.
So for this one in particular, it just feels like the crackdown is just the quickening is happening, all these things are being implemented.
I was talking about how the there's a new bill in the house about like uh rejecting anti-Semitism and the way that it's just really surreal how we're not even allowed to talk about APEC even existing and having any influence without everybody freaking out with the most uh moral outrage saying it's all anti-sem uh Semitism.
Yeah, I did it, I did a show about that today, actually.
The the the absurdity, first of all, that it's a bill about Yemen, which is kind of disgusting because it's something people a lot of people want is for them to finally pass a bill that actually is toothless anyway, when you understand they have a backdoor to fight al-Qaeda in this bill, but then they slip in some things at the last moment, like they always do, about saying we're gonna we're gonna be fighting against anti anti-semitism.
But when we know with this big topic, it's not about actually fighting against hate, it's about fighting against uh anything you say about Israel.
Like that's the conflation about it.
And it's so frustrating to see.
And it's go it's everywhere.
And this this bill, this is what this is another example of how influenced our Congress is, like our Senate, the very first bill they did about anti-BDS, which is probably gonna pass too.
It's it's all right in front of us.
And if you even talk about the reality of the Israeli government, you you get what happens to your video, right?
I mean, it's it's that in and of itself is evidence of what we're talking about, you know.
Yeah, what is the language of this new bill from the house?
You know, like what they said you can't say or something.
Yeah, I could I could bring it up in a second, but it it almost seemed like it was symbolic.
Just it was like calling out all of their uh their uh examples of anti-Semitism in the house, like these uh these uh these women supporting BDS and stuff, or just like stuff that they've said, it's uh I'll I'll bring it up if I can find it.
But uh it's it's a joke, it's a complete joke.
And also there's another bill about uh mandatory Holocaust education as well being pushed just uh introduced in the house.
I w I wonder if people would ever ask the question to themselves.
Because you know, when I went to the Holocaust Museum and you watch Schindler's List and stuff, you don't think that there's anything nefarious going on.
And so when they say that you have to have mandatory Holocaust education, you don't necessarily think why the why anything should be mandatory, first of all, with education, or why any particular thing should be mandatory.
Um but you know, that uh tool is certainly used to uh to control you know a certain group of people and to uh you know push a a particular narrative about you know that they're victims that they basically that they're immune from criticism because they've been persecuted.
That's that's what Trump said at the State of the Union.
That's why we sang happy birthday to a Holocaust survivor, and he he brought up two of them.
I mean, why?
What why was that necessary in 2019?
Uh this State of the Union to be talking about about that.
What did it have anything to do with the State of the Union whatsoever, right?
It was emotional manipulation.
It's yeah, right in the face of it, he was saying on D-Day when we I was like, D-Day, what the hell does this have anything to do with?
It was all about how we saved, you know, save the Jews.
And if I could add one thing about the Holocaust being taught that idea, it's actually it's that all these examples in and of themselves are are are you know glaring examples of what we're talking about.
Like we don't learn about the Fed in school, the Federal Reserve is not talked about, but we're forced to learn about something that happened.
And again, it's you know, and I I don't want to get into the that discussion.
I don't want you to get your the channel taken down because that's a big no-no, right?
But there's obvious things that we should be looking into there about misrepresentations of information, and it's it's just frustrating that it shows us that they're forcing something on you.
That should be the red flag in and of itself, you know.
Exactly.
And whenever somebody in the media like speaks out and says, like who controls the media or who has a lot of power or that APEC it exists at all and has any influence on Congress, it's uh it's just immediately anti-Semitism, conspiracy theory.
No debate on if it's true or not.
Yeah, lobbyist groups.
That's what they're supposed to do.
I hate I think lobbying is bad and shouldn't exist, but lobbyists pay money to influence US policy.
Like that's literally what they do.
And to point out that APAC does that is now anti-Semitic.
I mean, that's counterintuitive.
That doesn't even make sense.
I hope it doesn't make sense to a lot of people.
You know, what I went on about in my show, well, where I talked to Adam is that I wish she would stand up for herself.
Like I'm uh I'm warming up to this Ilan Omar, you know, um, a little bit, but I wish she'd stand up for herself and say, what?
You know, they spend money to influence politics.
You know, you have evidence of even if they don't directly contribute to candidates, it sounds like they're involved with fundraising directly for candidates, and that they in that having APAC support is crucial for getting elected, a lot of people think.
So what does that mean?
I mean, that means they're wielding influence.
They spend more money every year.
So why are they spending money if money doesn't influence politics?
And you know, what are they spending it for?
They're the American Israel, you know.
And any time that uh somebody in the media brings this up or uh a politician brings it up, by the way they get attacked, they're proven right.
It's like uh uh yeah, that they uh they should I think there was a Marlon Brando where he said who ran Hollywood, and then it was like he apologized, so they let him come back to Hollywood.
It just it shows that it's true what he said.
It validates validates the point.
Do you think that this is a good thing that happened and it's bringing awareness, like it would have APEC and trending and and BDS trending in this idea, or do you think it's this was uh uh a step back with the crack down how it wasn't allowed to talk about it at all?
Well, I think that this is probably inadvertently brought more attention to BDS movement.
I don't see how it couldn't, because I didn't realize the strength of the BDS movement uh without this stuff happening because I thought that they were already suppressing it pretty well, but it sounds like the BDS movement actually has some is having some effect for there to be so much panic and concern around it.
So and yeah, uh well uh I said this a few times.
I I it's something I said to my dad, you know, uh, who doesn't like Trump, of course, he's liberal, and I was like, you believe the first bill the Senate passed was uh this like loyalty oath to Israel, and he was like, What really?
Yeah, and I said, Isn't that we at least he thought it was weird, at least he thought it was strange, and that's what I hope people think.
They think, why is that the first bill?
You know, what's behind it?
If it's not money, you know, what is it?
Because it's not in it's clearly not in the interest of the American people, it has nothing to do with our interests.
So why is it the first bill?
The the um the clips from the Al Jazeera documentary that you played some in the video that was put in limited state yesterday on your channel, they talk about how concerned they are with BDS and how it's like the the symbolism and the branding of it, not necessarily the financial impact, but just they feel like they're losing uh a lot of the the left and they're using losing a lot of the youth, and they're really panicking about it.
Yeah, that's a great sign, you know, because I don't know, I because I don't hear about it much, but it sounds like on college campuses maybe it it's picking up scheme, and I'm not surprised.
I mean, it's the right side of things.
You I mean, if you're thinking logically and reasonably and you have empathy for other human beings, then the BDS side is the right thing to do.
You know, it's the right thing to do to boycott companies, and they don't even it it's a little disingenuous to say it's anti-Israel because it's not really.
It's really only, as far as I understand, going after companies that do business in the occupied territories.
It's not going after companies just because they're Israeli.
Well, but also includes you know, sanctions on Israel for what they're doing.
That's the BDS, that's you know, the whole encompassing thing.
I but what's what's crazy is I agree with you 100%.
It's I think it's the moral thing to do because of what's happening, but regardless of that, it's your right to be able to take this action.
It's inherent.
And that what's crazy is that they're trying to take this away and making it into some kind of a bad thing.
It's the legal avenue.
Instead of going out and attacking things and doing illegal actions, we're actually taking the proper avenue, and then they're trying to take that away too.
You know, and that that's the most obvious example that I think they're more afraid, like you're saying, Adam, is that this is gaining steam.
Like I'm trying to point out, I feel like to a large degree, there's a lot of people more waking up than people realize.
And so they're getting very nervous about it.
And you get a representative Omar saying something like this, and I think this is all just damage control.
Even the bill, even including it in the Yemen bill, like they're afraid because of how much attention this is getting.
Anyone logically can look at this and say, this doesn't make sense.
And I I do think more people feel like this regardless of their thoughts on Israel, then we would like then than they would like to believe.
You know, I I've kind of thought that they're like overhyping the anti-Semitism uh accusation because they're so concerned about her being on the committee, the foreign affairs committee.
So they're really pushing to get her out of there.
So that could be why they're really uh jumping on this anti-Semitism thing.
And the way the left isn't like def really a lot of them aren't defending her.
They're just saying, well, Trump is anti-Semitic, you guys are anti-Semitic, so just mirroring the problem, uh, the the non-problem.
Well, listen to this.
Okay, this is what I've been hearing as I've been listening to news.
In Paris, they were talking about some anti-Semitic graffiti, basically.
Somebody wrote Jews on the outside of a bakery or something, and they tried to blame the yellow vests at first.
But then I was hearing these numbers.
I'm looking at our article in Germany, they see a 10% jump in anti-Semitic incident than 2018 with a 60% rise in physical attacks.
And then as far as the perception, uh, I had another article up.
Um, as far as the perception of it, I'm reading another article from The Guardian.
British politics has worse record for anti-Semitism in Europe.
Nearly a third of Jews in the UK say they're thinking of emigrating out of fears for their safety.
And four out of five Jews in the UK believe anti-Semitism is a major problem in British politics.
That's what they want.
Netanyahu has already been in rabbis have been calling for uh European Jews to come back to Israel.
Yeah, that that's a really I was just reading similar thing today about the you know the rise and all this and you know we obviously we can point out you know are there hate field actions that happen in the world?
Of course there are people do things like this.
But we have to recognize as I'm sure you all know that there's been incidents like this in the US in the past that were proven to be false like that they did it themselves and so that's also part of it.
Right?
But it's like you can I think we can all like especially with the documentary that we've pointed out countless times showing the the insider the attacks on BDS movements and people even even you know people in school that that there's an agenda here.
And again not to say that there's not some actual hate and actual things happening but even the human rights watch Middle East director was just talking about this in regard to the UK and she just said, you know, Israel's meddling in UK politics.
Why is that okay and I'm but it's bad for Russia and they called her anti Semitic.
And they tried to make it and she's talking about like an agenda about creating a fake anti Semitic campaign.
And this is what she's referring to because some of this stuff is documented created to achieve their agenda.
And that's just a simple fact.
Again it's not anti Semitic to point out what's actually happening.
Do you have a clip where the woman says anti-Semitism is a trick we always use?
Do you know the one I'm talking about?
Yeah, I do.
I do.
It'd take me a second to grab it, though.
I think a lot of people have probably seen that one.
You've probably seen it.
I'd probably get the video banned.
I play it pretty often.
I want to get into this about how instead of the conversation being like, do they have too much, too much influence and do they have dual loyalty and should they be forced to register as a foreign lobby and these are the conversations that we should be happening but instead the Overton window is so far this the bar is set so low that we're not even allowed to mention that they exist and have any f influence at all.
And there's this article from this guy Rosenberg, MJ Rosenberg.
He used to work for APEC, I believe.
Or, yeah, I believe.
It doesn't say here, though, but Capitol Hill for Democratic senators and House members for 20 years.
It talks about how they've got these loopholes for them to not be a foreign lobby.
And I also got a book.
I actually haven't read it yet.
But it's called America's Defense Line, the Justice Department's battle to register the Israel lobby as agents of of a foreign government friend gave this to me to borrow and I'm just backed up on books so I haven't read it yet but this is what we need to be talking about.
They need to register as a foreign foreign agency a foreign lobby and people need to be aware of how much influence they have there's a reason that the BDS anti-BDS bill is the first one they're doing when the government is shut down is that was Apex bill and it's so documented and so commonly known and well known of their power and their influence and how everybody in Congress fears them and yet they're they're acting like this doesn't exist like it's the Twilight zone.
Like we got our they live glasses on.
We're just being gas lit like that.
It's racist to say that they have any power at all.
Yeah, that that bill.
It's interesting for people to remember that this is, you know, Marco Rubio sponsored this bill.
He has more funding from Israel than any other Republican.
Right.
So there's clearly some some influence there.
And that bill, more than just the NTBDS Act, right, it has money going to Jordan, which is, you know, specifically part of Israel's foreign policy.
It has sanctions going against Syria.
I mean, all of these things are progressing more.
what Israel's trying to accomplish in this area.
I mean, like Nathan pointed out, American Israel Public Affairs Committee, like, clearly it's not just about partial Israel stuff.
It's about doing things for Israel.
So I think it should absolutely be, you know, talked about as a foreign entity.
It is.
It's amazing the influence pro-Israel entities have on U.S. politics.
And I was surprised in what I covered that APAC compared to Adelson is like a drop in the bucket and that, you know, APAC spends, at least on paper, four or five million.
And Adelson's at 100%.
and twenty five or a hundred and twenty six million.
Yeah, well, that's what they keep saying is that like, oh, they're not even a big lobby, they only donate a few a few million to uh to politicians, but they they have other avenues and other methods of getting funding, and and it's well known about their influence.
Lots of Congress people uh, or not lots, but some Congress uh congressmen have came out and spoke out about it, and you know, there's been so many books and and uh you know videos, news reports covering this, and they're just like they're acting like it doesn't exist.
It's racist to even mention that a foreign country has so much influence uh over our country.
Where else in the world does a foreign country have so much influence with so many citizens that have loyalty to another country?
Yeah, it's a good question.
I I played a funny video.
It's I mean, it's it's you know, in a humorous light about this problem at the end of my show today, showing you like a con it was a montage of one after another getting up in front of APAC and just gushing over about how well you know our what we need to do for you is so important.
And the last one, which was the speaker of the house, Nancy Pelosi, basically, like, oh I've I I both I have the most Jewish grandchildren of anyone in here, and you know, like really just over the top of everything that she's saying, and it's just it's clear that they're it's that it's important for them to get that that support from them, right?
I mean, uh Sheldon Edelson as well is the largest donor for for I think the Republican Party by far.
You know, it's it's all very obvious if people just have the eyes to see it.
Yeah, and then the evangelical too, who are way bigger uh for Donald Trump, at least this last time.
Yeah, there's there's a bunch of different organizations, it's not just Apex.
Yeah, yeah.
I mean, they're they're actually the biggest spend, they're actually the biggest pro-Israel lobby uh in America.
I mean, the biggest pro-liberal Israel lobby isn't Jewish.
It's it's the US.
Yeah.
All right.
Well, I'm gonna try to play this clip for you guys right now.
This is uh Benjamin Netanyahu talking about how they always win their uh their wars.
Unlike America, uh Israel seems to be able to fight war as very quickly.
What is your secret?
Because we don't seem to have the hang of that.
The secret is that we have America.
You guys hear that?
Wow.
They have us.
You know, I was going through a bunch of old uh Netanyahu Apex speeches, how he always thanks both the Democrats and the Republicans, and when he came and spoke to Congress, they clapped and applauded, and I've never heard it so loud in there.
Man, that's the yeah, I there's an article out today actually about him putting out a tweet that basically said everyone's coming together to collaborate on how to create war with Iran, and then he deleted it real quick and put something else back out and is basically trying to deny it.
You know what I mean?
But it's like it's it's there's everything they're doing is about is about the these war efforts, and and like he said, using the United States to accomplish it.
I mean, how can you ignore something like that?
It is right in your face.
I'm sure people pass it off like some kind of a satiric joke on you know Bill Maher, but man, that is is in your face as it gets.
Yeah.
And you know the BDS bill came from Sheldon Adelson's puppet uh Marco Rubio, and also the uh Trump's anti-Semitism czar.
The that you know, they just l raise the envoy level to ambassador level.
The guy that they appointed is Carr, and he is also got a hundred thousand from Sheldon Adelson for his last election, like LA commissioner in 2016.
100,000 from Sheldon Adelson.
That's who's in charge of uh monitoring all the anti-Semitism around the world now, Sheldon Adelson's lackey.
Wow, I just wonder, it's just pushing it to such an extreme that there's gonna be backlash over it.
And I guess you see uh I guess you see the backlash on YouTube, you know, in comments under under videos, and you know, people are pretty tuned into it as far as the YouTube audience goes.
I mean, it seems like it's mostly everybody watches uh those kind of videos, and then it results in going the other way, you know, so where you're in the you know, kind of name the J category or Jays Rape Kids or whatever.
I mean, um it it when they when they go so far in this kind of unreasonable direction, saying things just gaslighting to such a such an extent, you know, saying things are true, aren't true that are definitely true, you know, or saying things are true that definitely aren't.
You know, I mean, people have to wake up.
You know, I'd be interested to see, like, uh I want to go out and on the street and do interviews with people and just ask random people like uh do you think APEC has too much influence over uh Congress or the president?
Which by the way, Michael Glassner was a former director at APEC, and he that's who ran Trump's campaign.
That's who got Trump elected with Sheldon Adelson's money and you know all the rest of the Zionist swamp around him.
Uh Elliot Abrams, who we'll get into a sec in a second, was in the news today with uh Omar.
But also ask them about APEC, ask them if they support BDS, ask them if they support censorship of anti-Semitism online and uh and those sort of things to see what the average person says.
I you know, if I had to guess, I would say the average person doesn't have an opinion probably about APAC or anything, but they might they might have an opinion just about anti-Semitism.
You know, I'd just be curious to know.
I because I haven't met anybody who thinks anti-Semitism is a problem, but I keep reading in the newspaper that it is, and that it's getting out of control and it's just rampant in other countries and in the US, and I just haven't seen any evidence of it.
So I would want to ask somebody on the street if I I would say you know, do you think anti-Semitism is a problem in this country, you know, and and why I I agree.
I I think I think AP m I think a lot of them wouldn't even know what APEC is.
Right.
But they would know of anti-Semitism because it's being pushed into everyone's face.
But I think that that's you know, that's that's what they do.
I mean, they're manufacturing consent, they're uh control trying to control the narrative, but I feel like with people like us getting this out there, I think it's having a big effect.
And I think all they really need to do is project the pot, you know, have a small fraction of people that screen the loudest that are the least educated usually and use them to push forward to achieve what they're doing.
And that's why they're trying to bring down channels, trying to censor the internet in general, because they're trying to control the narrative.
If they can't effectively do that, it doesn't matter how much of us agree, you know.
I mean, we're losing things every day, but I'd I'd be interested to see that, Adam.
I really I feel like you'd be more positive than you think.
It it blows my mind that they're telling us that they have the highest IQ, and a lot of them brag that yeah, we do control everything, and it's because we're we're the smartest, and then they go, You're just anti-Semitic because you're jealous and envious of our success.
Like that that's literally an ADL talking point in my documentary.
You're jealous, we're all envious of their success.
And then at the same time, if we talk about their success, they say that's an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory and shut it down.
Like they're speaking out of both sides of their mouths and having their cake and eating it too.
Yeah, and that's not supremacy of any kind, right, to to openly talk about how you're just inherently better.
I mean, that's exactly what that is.
So let's get into this article, uh, the news today with uh Elon Omar and uh Abrams.
Anyone want to uh introduce this for us?
What what this is sure, I w I watched it.
Oh uh Abrams is known for being involved in Iran Contra and then lying to Congress in order to cover it up.
He was later convicted of that, and then was later um uh cleared pardoned by George W. Bush.
And he's known, although I don't know the specifics of it for overthrowing governments or using nefarious means to try to overthrow governments in South America, and he's been brought out of the mothballs, right, to go ahead and work on our overthrow of Venezuela because he's been so successful in these secretive campaigns before.
So Elon Omar apparently has read the alternative news and uh I don't think she knows we heard something about that around I'm sorry, yeah.
The way she read it.
Yeah, but she gets into it at the end.
But yeah, the re yeah, go ahead.
Thank you.
Ms. Omar.
Can you guys hear that?
Yeah.
Thank you, Chairman.
Um thank you all for being here, and thank you for your uh testimonies.
Mr. Adams, in nineteen ninety one, you pleaded guilty to two counts of withholding information from Congress regarding your involvement in the Iran Courtra affair.
W for which you were later bartened by President George H. W. Bush.
Okay, I just gotta say first off.
I like this girl.
She's she's standing up for BDS, she's talking about APEC, and then now the next day, after all of the scrutiny she just got, um it's probably been the craziest few days of her whole life, possibly, with being in the news so much.
She's going after one of the worst swamp creatures that Trump disappointed to head this Venezuelan envoy or whatever.
Yeah.
I I there's definitely some things that I disagree with her on, which I could make like about basically everybody in Congress, but you have to point out good where good is being done, and this what she's done so for the last so many days has been excellent.
Yeah, I was thinking maybe it takes uh you have to be crazy to be a politician kinda to go up against this powerful force, APAC and uh these interests.
But and so she's obviously kind of crazy with some of her other beliefs, other some of her other SJW beliefs.
So uh, you know, the only people in Congress that are willing to do it are the most the most the newest and the craziest ones, essentially, the most extreme.
Yeah, yeah.
Even Cortez, you know, I mean she's uh forget her policies, but at least it's different.
At least people don't like her, you know, and the same with Omar, at least she's shaking things up.
You know, even if she's way left and whatever, at least some people are coming out against these wars and stuff, and uh it probably takes somebody who's brand new, like Omar who hasn't been around.
Yeah.
Cortez had some amazing things to say during one of these hearings where she was calling out the the same thing about you know, financial incentives from big corporations, and you know what I mean.
Like the fact that they're even calling these things out is a positive thing, regardless of a lot of bad policies they may have, right?
Pointing out the good where it's being done.
I think there's we're lots slipping through the cracks lately.
We have to be objective, and anybody that's talking about APEC, we have to at least support them on that issue alone.
So they're all grilling her, and they're saying that this was an anti-Semitic attack, of course.
That's what they're saying.
They are?
Yeah.
They're saying this was anti-Semitic?
Yeah.
No.
Really?
How so?
Just because he he's uh she's going after him and he and he's Jewish, essentially.
That's what I was reading.
People on Twitter were saying on Twitter, not like officially in the headlines.
No way.
That's how it works, right?
I mean, it's just you there that's that's the all-encompassing shut the door on the conversation, right?
I mean, it's it's unbelievable.
Like, God forbid she should point out genocide being obscured and covered up by a like by a war criminal, right?
No, no, no, it's because she's Jewish.
Like it's just that's crazy.
Yeah, how did he go to jail for Iran Contra and he got pardoned?
And you know who else is it?
Oliver North now is in charge of the gun owners of America.
Oh uh the NRA.
Not gun owners of America.
Yeah, Abrams Abrams was also involved in the previous coup attempt on Shabez.
Actually, if you check I have a little uh for those that don't know Elliot Abrams, I did a sh I did a whole show about him recently.
So if if you have I'll just read these real quick, the bullet points.
Um so he uh organized the first one we know, the Contra Rebels Nicaragua, he was charged and and found guilty, right?
And he was only pardoned, but uh he and he lied twice to Congress about it, which is kind of what she was alluding to in that clip you were gonna play.
Um a decade later, he worked as a special Middle East advisor to George W. Bush, and he was an enthusiastic advocate for guess what, the Iraq invasion.
Um another member.
I don't know for sure if he's a member of PNAC, but it's right.
If you're involved in the Iraq war and you're in and all that, I guarantee he's at least involved in the same agenda, right?
Um and it says that at the course the 2002 attempt on Chavez, which is an important one, and he also helped this is one you'll find interesting, lead the U.S. effort to stage a coup to overturn the results of the 2006 Palestinian elections, complete with murder and torture.
Right?
This guy is a bad this is bad as they get.
And that's that clip you're gonna we're gonna play of her is you know, she really lays it out there, right?
I mean, you overlooked the murder of eight eight hundred people because it was in in the best interest of your agenda, and he just refused to answer it.
I mean, it's just these are bad people, you know.
It's it's crazy.
Netanyahu was saying he supports the new president, and uh years ago, uh leadership was in Venezuela was saying that uh the Israelis are supporting our opposition.
He was totally validated.
Nathan, you're gonna say Abrams and the CFR about Abrams is uh council of relations.
Oh, that's a big surprise.
Yeah, notice though, like all the the InfoWars people won't ever say a word about any of this.
They still pretend like he's just some you know Q hero.
Yeah, what's the narrative on the other side?
I mean, what's the alternative media narrative on why it's great that we should be trying to change regimes in Venezuela?
I mean, is Q have something to say about that?
Or in the deep state, I imagine.
I I tried to uh tune into InfoWars a little bit today to see what he was saying about the Omar anti Semitism stuff, because you know, like is Jones gonna say, like, oh, that's racist for her to talk about APEC, you know.
Uh Steve Pachinik did a video supporting her and calling out APEC and the in the Jewish lobby, and uh, you know, actually, uh, what's his name?
George Soros calls out the right wing Zionist too and says they're the cause of of uh anti Semitism and says they're too tribal.
Literally, this is what George that's why they hate George Soros so much.
One of the reasons.
Interesting.
So he's saying they're like it's become too pro-Jewish or too pro-Israel, and that's made it too tribal.
Is that what he's saying?
Because he does he's not an Israel guy, even is he.
No, he's not.
He's he's anti here.
I'll I can show you.
Let me get it right here.
And then uh this is crazy.
I want to do a video just called number one.
Oh, I just today the ADL tweeted about uh that there's all this anti Semitism towards towards uh George Soros, and I responded to them.
This uh this article, the unbelievable story of the plot against George Soros, how two J American political consultants helped create the world's largest anti Semitic conspiracy theory.
So it's Zionist propagandist behind this this push to demonize him so much.
Interesting.
Yeah, that was a good video you did on that.
Controversial, as always, because people have their opinions about these things that they're never willing to introduce new information about.
But that was a good video you did on it.
Yeah, it wasn't a whole video on Soros.
I just included it because I I didn't know about this until about a week ago.
But this article, the truth about Soros.
If anybody wants to know the truth, here it is right here.
It says, uh, I don't think that you can ever overcome anti-Semitism if you behave as a tribe.
That's what he said in 1995.
And then he says, uh, the only way you can overcome it is if you give up the tribalness.
And then it says, uh, Soros believes pro-Israel advocates provoke anti-Semitism.
So pro-Israel people are provoking the anti-Semitism.
And they are.
Like they expect us not to get mad about these saying we can't boycott foreign countries, or that we can't uh, you know, they're censoring our videos online, just talking about foreign influence.
Like the founding fathers would be rolling in their graves if uh the level the of control Israel has over our country, among many other things.
So true.
And then he says, I don't deny that the Jews their right to a national existence, but I don't want to be a part of it.
Oh, and he says that Jewish community uh attitudes toward the Jewish community are inf influenced by the pro-Israel lobby's success in suppressing divergent views.
Talk about a prophet, the pro-Israeli lobby's success in suppressing divergent views.
That's really interesting.
He he thinks that actually anti-Semitism as it is is a backlash against these same more right wing pro-Israel forces.
That's really interesting.
Really interesting that people think it's anti-Semitic to attack George Soros, but George Soros basically talks about things that Jews or pro Israel Jews would think would call anti-Semitic, basically.
Go ahead.
I was gonna say you could take, and you're right, and then you could take it that way, but you could also interpret what he said as implying that they're creating it to a degree more than that.
Like we're talking about, like creating the the agenda behind it to use it, right?
Yeah, and the left, the the left, their response this whole week Or this last few days was well, the Republicans talk about George Soros.
They're anti Semitic towards George Soros.
Right.
But they're the ones that actually started the whole thing and they hate him because he's not a Zionist.
Anyway, um what's up?
I wonder.
I wonder if there's ever going to be any pushback we answer this.
I saw an article in the post today, Washington Post today, that said how p uh politicians use anti Semitism as a way to attack people's ideas.
So there at least is something out there saying that it's you know with the uh anti point of view.
But uh but but but man, this narrative's gotten so strong.
All the Zionists in in like the mainstream media are just like locked arms, just like marching uh uh straight forward with this anti-Semitism is a huge problem, public enemy number one.
They're both pointing the finger.
It Alex Jones says the same thing.
The left is is anti Semitic and the right's anti Semitic too.
There's only a few people actually standing up and uh and telling the truth about this.
Glenn Greenwald is like one of the only ones.
Uh can you guys think of anybody uh any other big names that are actually supporting?
Well, it's not big names, just the usual, you know, like Ron Paul and stuff.
Um but and even the even Ron Paul I didn't hear really get into a strong defense of it.
I mean, there's people that you know, people like Caitlin Johnstone is has been on the same side as that, or I think Abby Martin has put out some stuff that's on this.
Yeah, but she's she's not even media really.
She's alternative media, yeah.
So here's a clip these here's a a little compilation of a few guys that are to willing to talk about this.
I really feel our country has lost its uh footing.
It's uh we have a co-country that works with us, it has a State Department here, it's called APAC, and they tell us what they want.
And I think that they, because they're a nuclear power lobby.
And they were based on every statement I've heard out of any Republican in the last two years.
The Israelis are controlling our government.
And most of the world.
That's almost a joke.
Uh first of all, if you're interested in foreign interference in our elections, uh whatever the Russians may have done, uh, barely uh counts uh ways in the balance as compared with what another state does uh openly, brazenly, and uh uh with uh enormous support.
Uh Israeli uh intervention in US inter uh elections.
Uh vastly overwhelms anything the Russians may have done.
Oh, I didn't see this was coming up.
Yeah, so here's a little example.
It's both sides too.
There's Bill Clinton, there's Barack Obama, America's first Jewish president, Barack Obama first Jewish president.
Was Obama the most Jewish president ever?
Trump, Fox News is the first Jewish president.
Trust me, by almost every possible measurement, we've just elected our first Jewish president.
Jewish donors prominent in presidential campaign contributions.
Do us Jews contribute half of all donations to the Democratic Party.
Thirty-two-year-old Jewish billionaire tops Clinton donor role.
Clinton campaign tally shows five top five top donors are Jewish.
Top five donors are Jewish.
She goes, they all go to super uh APAC and grovel.
Yep.
Yeah, everybody has to.
They say you can't be a serious presidential candidate without you on that.
Right.
That's not influence.
No.
I lost you, Nathan.
Did you turn off your video?
That's that's a anti-Semitic conspiracy theory.
No, I'm still looking good.
Can you hear can you hear me still?
I can hear you.
I just lost your video.
I still see me up in the right-hand corner.
So I can I can yeah, and Ryan sees me.
So it's just okay all right.
Well, your guys' thoughts, Noam Chomsky, uh Stone, you know, only a few people on the left are willing to say this, this kind of stuff, it seems like.
You know the thing that stood out to me about it is, you know, obviously these are people people self-censor all the time today.
People are afraid to to say something that they're clearly trying to make you make it clear that look, if you say these things, we're going to attack you, right?
So most people stay back.
But what stands out to me is these people aren't just pointing out that there's influence, but coming out and saying overwhelming complete control, right?
They're like they run our government.
They're completely in control of our policy.
And you know, and it's in you can say these people are wrong, but it's something to that.
And it it's over it's the the idea that it's not just influencing things here and there, but straight up controlling our politicians.
And that's pretty becoming more and more clear today.
Yeah, it's not just the DDS bill.
It's been going on so long with with all the wars and Congress just recently passed the new bill to to for uh to to raise the anti-Semitism czar to the to the level of ambassador.
They passed back in the 90s the uh Rebbe Schneerson uh education day act.
There's another uh special day for Rebbe Schneerson too.
It's just like do you think do you think just uh how does uh uh politicians in Congress, why are they doing that if they're not uh beholden to to groups like Apex?
Because their constituents don't care about about that kind of stuff.
Um I I think it's about the benchmans, maybe.
I mean, I think she she's right.
That's what it's about.
I think they get a lot of money from Jewish donors.
I mean, you can see from the information you just showed, you know, Clinton's top five jona donors are all Jewish.
Um Donald Trump's top donor was a pro-Israel Jew.
So um so you have to stay in good, right?
I mean, uh politics is all about money.
So I'd say that's the most like uh likely thing, you know.
And then as far as pleasing the evangelicals, it's also about votes.
You know, Jews don't make up a huge portion of the population, so I it's not really about votes so much.
Um it's more about the the money, I think.
Do you guys think that this is gonna cause a chilling effect or is this gonna backfire?
Like, is this gonna intimidate other politicians from speaking out or other media people?
Like anybody that speaks out is fired, they're blacklisted, they're uh you know, they're they get in trouble.
So do you think this what do you think?
Chilling effect or blowback.
I think chilling.
I mean, I mean, uh obviously because you know, peep these politicians for the for by and large are spineless.
I mean, they're in these positions because they're willing to bend and flow with the money.
So I think what they're gonna do in the beginning is just they're just telling themselves now we need to be make be more careful not to let more people like Omar find their way into Congress, right?
So more but I think more people are gonna be afraid because they see the backlash you can get.
But I think the people with actual gumption, you know, with real constitution are gonna try to stand up and and say something, but I think that in general is few and far between, especially in politics.
So I would say chilling overall.
Yeah, I'd say the same thing too, is that it's just you know, what they do to you if you dare oppose the agenda is just more than politicians want to deal with.
In addition to losing money, they could get smeared, you know, they might have articles they can they might get treated like Tulsi Gabber does, you know.
I mean, um, so I think it'll have a chilling effect mostly, and I'm just waiting, you know.
I I'm just waiting for the day somebody stands up and just says, No, this is the truth.
I'm not going to take it back and say thank you for telling me about anti-Semitic tropes and thank you for telling me about the suffering of the Jews and why I can't say this.
No, like this is the truth.
You know, this is an American Israeli uh political action committee, right?
And or I forget if that's exactly what they're called.
But uh influencing American politics, and and it's the truth, and I'm not gonna take it back.
You know, I I wish somebody would say that I think we're a long way.
Uh it seems like we're a long way from it.
I'm glad you brought up the apology too, because it's what's I find interesting.
I was upset too.
Like what it immediately she comes out and says, Oh, like thank you for showing me the way.
But the way she did it, she clearly she clearly bent to their do, which was bad.
But at the same time, she kind of kept jabbing it, right?
At the end, she still said there's still a problem.
I really was unhappy with it, but what I noticed is because she did that, that's why they kept attacking her.
Trump says, Oh, it wasn't I didn't believe a word she said it was lame, she should resign.
And I think that's because she didn't completely cow to what they were saying.
You know what I mean?
She just which is interesting difference there, you know.
She didn't though, yeah.
But that's the thing.
She said, Thanks for telling me all this stuff.
I unequivocally apologize.
But money coming from lobbyists is still important, whether it be APEC, the NRA or what have you.
So she didn't, yeah, she did at least stick to her guns in that sense and say, hey, I still think money from APAC is a problem.
Right.
I agree.
I wish she would have stood up more, like you said, just taken a stance and been like, you guys are ignoring an obvious truth, right?
But then they probably would have made her leave somehow.
I just wonder what the reaction was.
Isn't it sad to see all these so-called Patriot America firsters just pretending to be so offended and so morally outraged that this was the worst thing that anybody could have said?
Like, what does Trump say?
Like, she had hatred in her heart so much.
Just mentioning APEC and then...
That money buys influence is hatred in your heart.
Like how far – this is out of control.
I want to play this real quick.
This is Trump's – I like that.
What's that?
Nathan?
Yeah, go ahead.
I still can't see your video either, Nathan.
I don't know what it is.
You can see me, right, Ryan?
At least I'm at the top, yeah.
Yeah, I can see me.
Ryan can see me.
Yeah, I even tried hanging up and coming back, so I guess we'll have to go without seeing Nathan's face for the rest of the video.
But anyway, here, let's play this video.
response has no anti-semitism has no place in the United States Congress and Congressman Omar is terrible what she said and I think she should either resign from Congress or she should certainly resign from the House foreign affairs committee.
What she said is so deep seated in her heart that her lame apology and that's what it was it was lame and she didn't mean a word of it was just not appropriate.
I think she should resign from Congress frankly but at a minimum she shouldn't be on committees certainly that committee so mentioning APEC has influence means you shouldn't allow to be you should resign from Congress that's where we're at right now in the public discourse on this issue.
I couldn't help but notice overlord Bolton back there just staring at him like making sure he's saying the right thing you know what I mean like it's he read that whole thing off the paper in front of him too you know yeah that wasn't just again like the fact just because she didn't completely appall like I'm so I was wrong I completely apologize please forgive me it was nothing right I mean did you notice also that he keeps saying congressman which I don't care to be honest but I think that's funny.
Yeah.
Congressman.
Yeah.
He probably doesn't like her because she's Muslim either, though.
I mean, to be fair, he does have issues, though.
Yeah, it's OK to have a ton of Talmudics in Congress and Christian Zionists that, you know, have so much emotional investment in Israel because of their end times prophecies.
But just to have have one not that I'm saying that there should be, but just having a couple Muslims in Congress, they go crazy.
There could be all these pro all the Congress can be 100 percent pro Israel.
But if there's a couple that aren't, they're just losing their minds.
But I want to get into this Elliott Abrams thing real quick just to show all the Trump supporters out there how bad this guy is.
We talked about Iran Contra project for a new American century, totally involved with Iraq war and the neocons.
All the all the bad names, Rumsfeld, Cheney, on and on.
I have something down here that's highlighted.
His Reaganite identity, Abrams in the 1990s, argued from a renewal of Reagan's peace through strength.
uh it's his political beliefs peace through strength foreign policy in 92 he helped form the Committee for U.S. interests in the Middle East which was actually a committee to ensure that U.S. policy was aligned with the like party in Israel.
So he was involved with the National Security Council setting up this sister group.
They had a sister group in Knesset with Israel.
And he was instrumental in setting that up.
Yeah, I'm not surprised.
Not surprised.
The people, Donald Trump couldn't have surrounded himself by a worse bunch of people as far as I'm concerned.
It's pretty amazing that people are getting so psyched up about him for the 2020 election, considering these people that are surrounding him.
but yeah the and this is the this is the right wing of the this is the Republican Party side that loves Israel you know is this Laqude party side, and then the then on the Democratic side you have a little bit more sympathy, I guess, for Palestinians and stuff, and a little bit more.
So I I think there is something, I think there's a little chance on the left of people, you know kind of support Alestinians.
But I'm glad that it's a main issue right now.
It's really on the political forefront with like this battle in in the the house in the House Democrats over over these issues.
It's it's all the stuff we like to talk about is in the number one in the news cycle, so gives us stuff to talk about at the very least, and at least it's being talked about.
Yep, yeah, totally.
The the interesting thing I I always want to point out for people about Abrams too, or at least you know, the fact that he was so deeply involved in the Iran Contra scandals.
Remember that this was the story that Gary Webb broke about the trafficking of drugs, and you have to wonder if he had, you know, I mean, Gary Webb supposedly shot himself twice in the head committing suicide, which I don't even know how it's possible, but you realize that this is the time when Elliott Abrams was involved, and you know, as we would uh say in the back that there was, you know, clear a conspiracy to to take this guy down and possibly to kill him, right?
I mean, it's just one more thing you could add on the list of things that Abrams was at at the time, at least in you know, behind this whole thing.
It's it's Israel Israel was involved with Iran Contra as well.
And uh here's another quote from uh Abrams.
He says, quote, strengthening Israel, our major ally in the region should be the central core of U.S. Middle East policy, and we should not permit the establishment of a Palestinian state that is not explicitly uphold U.S. policy in the region.
So strengthening Israel is our central policy in the Middle East.
Which I think we would all say, yeah, we knew that, right?
But what's funny is you say that today, you're anti-Semitic.
And now here's the crazy part about the dual loyalty.
This is why this is such a problem, and they're trying to say that this is anti-semitism.
Anytime we question if people have loyalty to a foreign state, which they're trying to implement that into law.
That's coming soon, I I can bet you.
He says, Abrams argues that Jews should not date or attend elementary schools with non-Jews.
Quote, outside the land of Israel, there can be no doubt that Jews faithful to the covenant between God and Abraham are to stand apart from the nation in which they live.
Hear that?
Stand apart from the nation in which they live.
It is the very nature of being Jewish to be part uh a part except in Israel from the rest of the population.
So that's crazy.
And he's Jewish.
He's Jewish, yeah.
And then he says that this doesn't this position is not disloyalty, but at the same time insists that Jews must be loyal to Israel because they quote, are in permanent covenant with God with the land of Israel and its people, their commitment will not weaken if the Israeli government pursues unpopular policies.
Wow.
Yeah, well, and that's what they say.
They say that uh senators and politicians doing things that Israel wants or that are in uh furtherance of Israel's goals has to do with uh more than just money, and it also has to do with some of these other bonds we have to Israel.
That's what you know, I guess that's what that's religion for you, huh?
It tells tells you tells you you're a special people that stands apart from everybody else.
That's that's really interesting uh philosophy for someone who's in the U.S. government.
When I think of uh loyalty uh for dual dual nationals or or Jews in America that have loyalty to Israel, I think how many of them the ones that I have a problem with is like if there was a nuclear war and there was nuclear bombs going to America into Israel and we only had one missile to stop it, which country would you save?
And I think a lot of Zionists would save Israel.
And that's a big problem.
If you can't have serve two masters all the time that you're in Congress not working on reopening the government when you're trying to pass BDS laws, we're suffering as American citizens.
And and that is a legitimate logic question logical question to ask, right?
I mean, you again, if you made it about some other now, you know, like Russia, which is clearly a big thing today, clearly people would say, yeah, there's a problem there.
But to have that, you know, it's a is a logical thing to realize that you have to choose between one when it comes down to things like that, but they don't want to ever address that.
And you know, that in and of itself is part of the problem, I think.
Yep.
Yep.
That But that's a fact.
Yeah.
I mean, if someone was in there as a dual Chinese citizen or dual Russian citizen.
You know, that'd be a big deal.
Exactly.
And the same logic would apply, right?
What if there's a war?
What would happen if they get to choose in that moment between those?
That's that's an excellent way to put it, Adam.
Like you know, if it comes down to having to make a choice in the last second, you know.
I what you talked about on your a good video today, you did with about uh Tony Robinson, the idea about the guy asking if Zionism was you know, Israel first, right?
Which you know, it's just interesting.
That that's that's a logical thing to think about if they're putting that above anything that has to do with Americans, and our Congress and what they're doing, at least since this new Congress is clearly Americans' interests are not being done first.
It's obvious.
Yeah.
And they're telling us it's anti-Semitic for us to even question if they have if their loyalty is to Israel, and so we're not allowed to say that, but then also they're coming out with articles like this why American Jews shouldn't be afraid to put Israel first.
They literally say that yes, it's time to stop pretending that the loyalties of some American Jews aren't divided between Israel and America.
Of course they are.
There's just nothing wrong with it, nor is there anything uniquely Jewish about it.
Yes, there is.
They have enormous influence far more than any other people, maybe in any other place in the world in a in a country.
And then also it says uh okay, that's that's we don't need to read the rest of it.
That's the most important part.
Of course they are.
They say that they are.
And another an uh analogy that I give sometimes is say you're you're a husband, you have a family with kids and a home, and then you just have a whole nother home in another another country with another wife and kids, and your your finances are going there and your time, you're thinking about them, and you're emotionally invested and and their well-being.
Do you think your first family and your first wife are gonna put up with that?
Absolutely not.
And that's the situation we are as real America first patriots.
Yep.
Yeah, yeah.
I agree with you, man.
I mean, that's it's the most overlooked.
I it's just uh the the biggest hypocrisy that we're looking into foreign influence in our elections, and we don't talk about Israel, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates.
I mean, you know, places you can really find influence from foreign countries, and then and then we have you know, foreign lobbyists who are not registered as such.
Um which again, if they were pro-China or pro-Russia or pro-Iran, you know, just people just have to think about it, you know, what it means.
Because people don't really think about it.
People don't really think about this whole Israel thing.
It just goes on in the background for most people.
Most Americans have been aggressively propagandized and socially engineered for so long to just recognize these people as the good guys.
Right.
Same thing I always say about Russia or any of these groups, talking about Syria or Venezuela.
It's the everything's it's it's all pref it begins in the simple idea that they're a bad guy, or they're a bad people, they're bad people.
They're God's people.
You're cursed if you don't support them, and and they've been persecuted and uh and victims, the eternal victims, so everybody I mean, it's all for a reason.
And then now and now they're a small minority has control of so many things, and we're not even allowed to talk about that.
Like well, what I mean is that you know, they're we've been taught that you know, we were they're an ally, right?
So most Americans that don't know any better, they just think, well, they're so we don't have to worry about it.
And so then and everything else that follows, well, if you're talking about this and they're a good guy, then that makes you bad.
You're anti-Semitic Semide, and you know, it's just this brainless logic that a lot of people follow, right?
That we can violate rules everywhere else in the world because we're fighting bad guys.
You know, it's just it's very simplistic, but that's sadly how a lot of Americans think.
Right.
Uh, I want to show one more last exhibit of uh the presentation.
This is from an old book called Hastening Redemption, Messianism and the Resettlement of the Land of Israel by Ari Morgenstern.
In this book, this is uh he has the letter that the rabbis sent Rothschild in 1836 to buy up the uh Jerusalem so that they could rebuild the temple and fulfill their end times prophecies.
But this is what he writes, okay?
He talks about how um uh the how Jews are supposed to be in Christian Europe, And it talks about how uh what is it?
Their religion entailed a unique political aspect that prec precluded them from taking upon themselves all the obligations of citizens of their countries of residence.
So they can't fulfill their obligations as citizens of countries of their residence, in including a sense of full fraternity with the Gentiles.
Just like what uh Abrams was saying, essentially the same thing.
Uh two men two fundamental Jewish ideas were seen as obstacles for to granting the Jews full civil civic rights.
That of chosenness, which obligates Jews to separate themselves from Gentiles, and that of the Messiah, which by invoking the hope to return to Zion and re-establish the kingdom of the Jews and their historical land, seems to conflict with loyalty to a European homeland.
So it just over and over again, Herzl said the same thing.
They have loyalty to Israel.
It's the all their whole thing is about rebuilding the temple and fulfilling the end times prophecies.
And they can't they say it over and over again in their own words.
They can't be patriots in countries they reside.
Yeah.
Is loyalty to Israel above all else.
Regardless of where you are, and that's pertains to what we're talking about today, obviously.
So it really is.
Is it's relevant.
Yeah.
I I think for a number, you know, I think it's clear that for a number of people it is.
And and the there's no apology for that.
In fact, that's seen as a positive.
That's the patriotic thing to do now.
To stand with Israel and put it in on Twitter and just put up all the Israeli flags.
That's what that's what all the Patriots are doing nowadays.
Don't you know?
Yeah.
Yeah, the Patriots, right?
Yeah.
It's the brainwashed people out there that realize that they're fighting against American interests.
Cool, guys.
Well, let's wrap it up.
Uh keep it under an hour, like I promised.
Thanks you both for coming on.
Uh Nathan, we lot we lost your video, but thanks for sticking with us.
Nathan uh lift the veil.
Uh, just had did a video with him the other day that was limited stated.
Go check that out and give it a share to get around the censorship.
And congratulations on ADK as well.
Doing a great job.
And Ryan from The Last American Vagabond, you're growing quick too.
This information is spreading.
We need to have more people talking about this stuff and then help other channels and really stick together because we're uh we're in the minority, it seems.
Yeah, indeed.
It's and that's one thing we need to do more of is this work together.
Yep.
You may have slightly different opinions, you know.
Realize that we're all fighting the same general idea, right?
Real change, calling out the real, the bad, the actual bad people.
More working together is what the independent media needs more than ever.
Calling out the obvious and and being logical and objective and not a just a complete partisan hack shill.
Exactly.
Cool.
Well, thanks for coming on, guys.
Nathan Lift the Veil and Ryan from Last American Vagabond, and I'm Adam Green with No More News.
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