March 23, 2019 - Know More News - Adam Green
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| And we're live. | |
| What's up, guys? | |
| Adam Green here with No More News Live. | |
| It is March 24th, 2019, and we're going to be talking Gaza, Palestine, Israel, all the latest stuff that's been going on over there with my friend Robert Inklick. | |
| In Lakesh. | |
| Robert Inlikesh, journalist, writer, Middle East analyst. | |
| He is recently began working as a correspondent for Press TV UK. | |
| He's been putting out some powerful videos I've been sharing. | |
| And he's got his YouTube channel. | |
| We are going to be discussing all the topics, all the usual topics here. | |
| So thank you for coming on, Robert. | |
| I'm a big fan of your work for a while, and I'm excited to be chatting with you. | |
| Thanks for being here. | |
| Thanks, man. | |
| Thanks for having me. | |
| So there's a lot of stuff been going on lately over there, right? | |
| The latest attack on Gaza, over a hundred targets, and there's protests happening. | |
| Any place you'd like to start? | |
| freshest on your mind? | |
| I think maybe rounding up the last two weeks is probably the best to start with. | |
| Not this Friday behind us, but the last one There is, of course, every single week there is demonstrations in the Gaza Strip against the Israeli uh occupation. | |
| Uh they've been happening since the 30th of March last year. | |
| Uh but uh two weeks ago, there was the demonstrations, and then following that there were two rockets which weren't claimed by either of the organizations that's uh Hamas or Islamic Tihad who have the capability to fire these rockets uh uh such a distance. | |
| They were fired at is uh into Tel Aviv, um, and Israel's response came uh and their response was to fire a hundred uh precision missiles into the Gaza Strip. | |
| Um it was calculated, however, because Netanyahu coming up to his election campaign doesn't want to go in just yet to the Gaza Strip. | |
| He'd rather do that later after he's won the election rather than do it now and uh sustain uh soldier casualties. | |
| Um they did that, and then they've been amping up uh the violence in the West Bank within the space of uh 24 hours, four Palestinians were killed in the West Bank. | |
| Uh a man was killed uh gunned down in his car. | |
| Um uh it uh near Bethlehem. | |
| Near Bethlehem, right? | |
| Yeah, near Bethlehem, and also uh uh a woman and uh children were injured, and another man was injured also. | |
| And uh there was uh another case in Nablus, uh, which is also in the West Bank, uh, where two people were also killed in their car. | |
| Uh two people in their early 20s were killed in their car, and then a 19-year-old who's accused of carrying out uh an attack on soldiers and a settler, uh, was also gunned down within the space of 24 hours. | |
| That's in the West Bank. | |
| But then uh bringing it up uh to speed a little bit. | |
| Um this Friday, uh at the demonstrations, two Palestinians were killed, a 24-year-old and a 29-year-old. | |
| They were uh killed with live ammunition, and uh also there was uh two critically injured who are still in uh critical condition, uh uh injured with live ammunition. | |
| More than 65 uh protesters were also uh injured uh with live ammunition during those demonstrations, and it's interesting because uh those demonstrations came the day after the United Nations Human Rights Council adopted a report which had uh accused Israel of committing war crimes, | |
| violating international law, uh was calling for international arrest warrants, uh if it gets taken to the ICC International Criminal Court, this could be a possibility. | |
| Um and it was also called uh calling for individual sanctions to be imposed upon uh those who were involved in the killings in the Gaza Strip. | |
| So uh they were only emboldened by the United Nations Human Rights Council voting to adopt this report and thought, well, hey, we'll go and kill two more people, uh, injure more people with live ammunition after this. | |
| Then, of course, yesterday they thought that in the morning. | |
| This is uh Saturday now, uh, that in the morning they thought that they bombed two different sites uh near Elberaj camp which is east of the Gaza Strip uh injuring free people uh giving them shrapnel wounds one of which is in critical condition um I'm not sure I haven't checked the updates within the last hour he could have died already um and uh then they uh launched a bombing campaign as well at night uh last night against Rafah which is in the south of the Gaza Strip so | |
| um they're just feeling emboldened and uh the UN human rights report is pretty damning. | |
| Uh a lot of the time the UN human rights reports that come out are uh they try and cover up for Israel but this time uh they were very fair and there was not a lot to cover up for Israel. | |
| I mean four Israeli soldiers were injured. | |
| The report investigated cases between the 30th of March last year and the 31st of December last year um and they investigated a hundred and eighty nine killings of which uh a hundred and eighty three were done uh with live ammunition by Israeli snipers. | |
| Uh the report focuses on the fact that Israel specifically targeted uh knowing that they were children, women, journalists, medics, the elderly they shot dead uh a W uh double amputee um they they were just targeting anyone and everyone journalists I don't know if you said that but probably journalist as well. | |
| Yeah, a journalist. | |
| I saw a statistic that in this, I think it was in the UN report, that there were 6,000 shots in 2018. | |
| Yeah, so between the 30th of March, which is when the demonstration started, and the 31st of December, the exact statistic I have here from the report. | |
| So they shot with live ammunition 6,106 people, which gave them serious injuries. | |
| um they also injured between this time according to the report although the statistics I would argue are a lot higher uh it was twenty three thousand three hundred and thirteen and interestingly and I'll quote directly from the report here uh the injuries with live ammunition and the injuries uh just uh by themselves uh uh contributed to the highest death toll of uh uh the highest toll of injuries sorry recorded in the occupied Palestinian territory since 2005. | |
| So that was more people injured in the Gaza Strip than in the previous free uh what we would what some people refer to as wars. | |
| I would just call them onslaughts. | |
| Uh but uh in the bombing campaigns where they killed more than two thousand people, the death toll was a lot higher in the uh so-called wars but uh in the demonstrations they've injured more people we've got people you know just walking around uh who've had to have their legs amputated a lot of people have died also because Israel prohibits them from leaving the Gaza Strip to get adequate uh medical to adequate medical facilities and to uh have operations or to get uh uh uh repairs of equipment in and | |
| upgraded equipment in the other so I want to ask you a little bit um uh it it's kind of a rhetorical question and obvious answer but why are they so emboldened in the last few years? | |
| It's obviously Trump is the best president ever for Israel so uh they can get away with anything. | |
| Just this week they dropped occupied from the West Bank and the Golan Heights and I believe uh I want to say Gaza somewhere else. | |
| I'm not sure if it was Gaza or not. | |
| And then given uh announcing on Twitter that Trump's uh recognizing the Golan Heights like they got the embassy also they're just getting everything they want. | |
| So why wouldn't they they go crazy? | |
| Yeah well they got the recognition by Donald Trump of uh Jerusalem uh as uh Israel's so called capital and uh um they of course have been emboldened because Trump backs them 100% in everything. | |
| I mean uh it sort of backfired on them in a way because the human rights council uh the United States withdrew from the human rights council because of the fact that they said well it's anti-Semitic and anti-Israel so we're going to withdraw from it. | |
| So they weren't there to vote down uh the uh uh the adoption of the human rights report which uh uh backfires on them veto it is that one the one of the ones that they always vetoed or that's the uh Security Council. | |
| Security Council is what they veto. | |
| Um but they would have been in the uh well they would have been in the human rights council to vote it down um But they still would have lost, but it's uh quite funny that they withdraw from it. | |
| And uh if it was any closer, perhaps uh it could have been the United States uh uh between the United States and uh obviously the other countries uh as to whether it was adopted, but uh the Britain, for instance, abstained. | |
| They said that they were going to vote uh vote down uh the uh report being adopted, but they ended up just abstaining. | |
| Um, the United States, like you said, uh Trump is the best president for them. | |
| Trump has no independent foreign policy, that's the thing. | |
| Uh Trump has absolutely uh he doesn't understand the region, he doesn't have any sort of independent aims for the region, it's just whatever the Israel lobby says, whatever his big donors say. | |
| Kushner too. | |
| Kushner's uh in his ear a whole lot on Middle East policy. | |
| Yeah, exactly. | |
| Um and Kushner, for instance, is uh he's heavily invested in West Bank settlements. | |
| Um and when you've got a president like Trump, where people say, well, you know, Trump is so-called an outsider and the rest of it, he's rich and blah, blah, blah, he can't be bought. | |
| So of course he's gonna be bought, but other presidents, for instance, were bought by lots of different groups, whereas Trump is just bought by a few different groups, which basically, when it comes to foreign policy, there's one group which will reign absolute supreme, uh, and that's the Israel lobby. | |
| The Israel lobby reigns supreme completely on US foreign policy. | |
| Um, but if you read, for instance, there's a book called uh the Israel Lobby by Mir Sheimer and Walt that came out, and that talks about even George Bush, uh, you know, uh George Bush Jr. | |
| Uh tried to push back against uh the Israel lobby to a certain extent. | |
| And even uh, for instance, Barack Obama, uh although I don't endorse any of these people, of course, uh they're despicable to me, uh, and they did capitulate to Israel in a big way. | |
| Uh they did things that were you know uh uh against Israel's interests and a lot of the time were dragged back into line by the Israel lobby. | |
| Bush senior s Bush Sr. uh got in trouble and probably lost to Clinton because he uh didn't want to support some kind of funding of West Bank settlements, so uh and then he said that there was a thousand Israeli lobbyists on the hill. | |
| That's but Bush Sr. | |
| And he was he was uh Bush Senior, but was rather uh critical of the Israel lobby, um, to an extent that uh we haven't had uh a president of the United States which has been as critical since uh again it's not an endorsement of Bush uh senior, you know, uh launching all of the operations invading what from uh Panama to Somalia to uh Iraq. | |
| I mean, I'm not endorsing him, but still at the same time, uh there's uh we're if we're looking and comparing to Donald Trump, Donald Trump has absolutely zero independent foreign policy. | |
| He just doesn't he doesn't even know what he's doing in Syria. | |
| I mean, um a lot of people celebrated, and I uh including myself when he won against Hillary Clinton. | |
| Um the reason being for me, primarily was because Hillary Clinton was promising a no-fly zone in Syria, which would have resulted in possibly uh a war with Russia. | |
| And the WikiLeaks, her WikiLeaks email said that the best thing for we could do for Israel is to take out Assad in Syria to get Iran out or something like that. | |
| Yeah, exactly. | |
| And if you want to look at like just going into the foreign policy of the United States, let's look at why they invaded Iraq. | |
| And in the official reasons that they stated, yeah, we have the lies about the WMDs. | |
| Well, let's take the lies about the WMDs, biological weapons, all the other stuff like that. | |
| For instance, the the chemical weapons which were handed to Saddam Hussein were handed to him by the United States, uh, the Reagan administration, and also France handed him uh the his chemical weapons. | |
| But um if you want to look at some of the official reasons, they talked about, well, um uh what it's doing in the region and what it's doing to Israel and all the rest of it. | |
| And another big one is Syria. | |
| Why why were the United States uh going into Syria, for instance, they do have ground troops there. | |
| Uh still I don't believe they've withdrawn them, even though Trump was promising it. | |
| Uh they haven't withdrawn them all yet. | |
| So Pompeo just said in this interview he did talking about Trump being uh anointed by God to protect Israel was uh he says that the military will remain in Syria and the threat is still there. | |
| He says we almost have destroyed the caliphate, as if ISIS in Syria is the caliphate when They're being supported by Israel. | |
| And then they blame Palestine. | |
| Uh the I saw Mike Evans, the guy on the same show. | |
| He called Palestine Palestine and Gaza. | |
| He called them Al Qaeda in ISIS. | |
| It's funny because ISIS uh have attacked and these uh Salafist groups as well that operate in the Gaza Strip, for instance, Hamas is the government there. | |
| Uh they attack and uh kill people and do suicide bombings against all sorts sorts of different sites in the Gaza Strip and the United States. | |
| But then they never attack Israel, and when they do, it's an accident and they apologize. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Exactly. | |
| And I mean, for instance, if you want to talk about all destroying the caliphate and all the rest of it, um, well, who destroyed ISIS in Syria? | |
| That was the Syrian army with its allies, Iran, Russia, Hezbollah, and the others, they're the ones that destroyed ISIS in Syria, um, and they're responsible for that, not the West, not Israel. | |
| I mean, it's ridiculous. | |
| But we have these Christian Zionists who are just completely delusional, uh, and just see it as some big plan and plot where eventually they believe anyway, that uh when it comes to the end times, the the Jews will either burn in hell and all be killed, or they'll convert to Christianity. | |
| So, um, why would uh Jewish people want to align themselves with people that have fundamental hate in their heart for Jewish people? | |
| But of course we we know that they don't care about that. | |
| Uh they don't care about aligning themselves with, for instance, all the far right groups uh now in Europe and in the West, um, because that's the only groups that they can get in with, and they just take support from whoever they want. | |
| Well said, well said. | |
| Uh, you know, you're talking about who runs Trump's foreign policy. | |
| You know that there's the new uh Kushner Inc. | |
| book out that's making a lot of headlines. | |
| The author her the woman's name is Ward. | |
| Sh I just saw her do an interview and she said that uh for all intents and purposes, Netanyahu is the United States uh uh s uh state uh um you know Secretary of State. | |
| He is the Secretary of State of the United States, Netanyahu. | |
| That's what she said. | |
| Yeah, he pulls all the strings. | |
| I mean, if you want to just see uh how clearly that is, look at the recognizing uh the recognizing of the Jolan, uh Syria's Jolin Heights, uh as uh like having Israeli sovereignty over it right now, just as the election campaign comes up for Netanyahu. | |
| Like that's the reason why they're recognizing it for Netanyahu's election campaign. | |
| He gets 23-1s. | |
| And they asked Trump, they're like, Does this have anything to do with his election? | |
| And and Trump just lies to the whole world and goes, Oh, I don't know anything about that. | |
| It's like, sure, there's huge uh billboards over in Israel, them two together shaking hands and stuff. | |
| Obviously, Netanyahu's using his his uh control over over America, the the right wing like Houden, it's APEC, they're they're in control because they control America. | |
| So uh I think that's what the attacks were too. | |
| I I'm suspicious on those, you know, where those rockets really came from to for them to retaliate, because that looks good for them, that looks good for the Iron Dome, and they're trying to make say uh more weapon sales of the Iron Dome. | |
| So it's hundred percent timing. | |
| Well they lied about shooting them down as well. | |
| Uh because the Iron Dome is a completely flawed and failed system, uh, and its efficacy rate is nothing like they say, uh experts from MIT uh completely disagree with this efficacy rate, but of course, because it's an Israeli system, it must be uh well, it's really the United States helped develop it with them. | |
| Um that they claim it's this uh amazing system. | |
| And it's funny because then they the United States pays for the Iron Dome, and then it sells it back to the United States recently, um, which it makes money off. | |
| Netanyahu called it a great Israeli achievement to be selling this to people. | |
| Um you know what's another great Israeli achievement, just before you go on, man. | |
| Uh another great Israeli achievement is uh selling it uh selling America's weapons, and this is something that a lot of people don't know, it's not really focused on. | |
| US weapons uh basically are given to Israel. | |
| Uh advanced weaponry is given to Israel, um, and it's paid for by the United States. | |
| And then uh Israel reverse engineer the technology, and that's paid for by the United States. | |
| And then there's two countries in the world, uh the United States prohibits from uh selling uh or its allies, uh sell selling the weapons to, and that's China and uh the United States. | |
| Uh not the United States, sorry, uh Russia. | |
| And uh And uh Israel goes reverse engineers the technology and sells it all to China. | |
| And there's a documentary that's uh out, I believe, on uh you've had Rai Dawson on here before. | |
| Uh Andrew Illingworth uh was uh primarily behind that, and he's uh just put that out on uh ANC. | |
| So they put out uh report that's uh that's a good documentary which goes into that a little bit more. | |
| But that's the sort of things that they get away with and that they do. | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| I've I've heard all about the reverse engineering and the selling the the weapons and the technology to our uh our adversaries. | |
| Um, I was gonna say one more oh, something else I wanted to mention. | |
| You're talking about um back it up to the the UN report and the ICC and uh and what that really means, and and also you know, the i Israel hates the UN and they got out of the human rights cancel and they got out of UNESCO for Israel also because of uh fights over the control of the Temple Mount and holy sites. | |
| But um the Sanhedrin, the new Sanhedrin has openly been saying that they want to like destroy the United Nations and have a new United Nations in Jerusalem, like under their control and led by whoever they declare and anoint as their messiah. | |
| And going back even to the first prime minister uh Ben Gurion said that he predicted the future there would be a Supreme Court of Mankind in a holy shrine of the prophets in Jerusalem. | |
| So uh just the other day I did a video uh Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to rule the world, and he calls the UN an archaic body. | |
| Which created Israel. | |
| Oh, yeah, but he calls it an archaic body, you know, going along this narrative that that uh they the UN needs to be dissolved, and then there needs to be a religious center from the temple in Jerusalem. | |
| And remember Bush, uh Bush in the New World Order speeches who who signed the Noahide uh laws and the Reb Chabad Rebish Nearson Day, the education day. | |
| He he would say um a credible United Nations. | |
| He he throws in that word to kind of you know throw little jabs and undermine its credibility. | |
| And also Alex Jones, the Zionist shill, is always talking about anti-UN stuff since the very beginning, like one of the earliest videos, he goes, Yeah, I support the Jewish state, and it's the UN that wants to get them. | |
| So this is uh like this is the future that I see the UN going down and a new one coming from the temple in Jerusalem. | |
| Well, that would definitely be the aims of a lot of Israeli uh statespeople. | |
| I mean, um that that has been the aim for a long time, but the problem is when they talk about oh, we hate the United Nations, the United Nations is biased. | |
| The United Nations created them. | |
| They're only there because of the United Nations. | |
| And the only reason that it was given to the United Nations is because when the British had a mandate over Palestine, uh, which uh basically it was going to create a solution, um, which would uh have possibly I don't know because we're talking hypotheticals, but um possibly would have been more balanced. | |
| But the British gave up their mandate of Palestine and handed it over to the United Nations to create the mandate, which was completely unbalanced and uh not fair at all. | |
| Um the British gave up their control of Palestine because of the Ergan Stern gang and the Haganah and the Palmuk others who were committing terrorist acts against them and killed around 500 Brits. | |
| They blew up the British embassy in Rome, they sent letter bombs to the likes of Winston Churchill, they purchased planes, people connected with the Urgun, uh, which by the way, if you look at the Urgun, it has the same map which is laid out in the uh Ode Yanon plan of uh taking from the Euphrates uh to the Nile. | |
| Right, River to River, Greater Erit Israel, Greater Israel. | |
| The long time plan that uh they've had, and people still believe in this in the Israeli government so um and uh that the only reason it was handed over to the United Nations in the first place is because they killed around 500 Brits, they were blowing up uh bus stops, they were blowing up cafes, they were blowing up churches, they were blowing up mosques, they were blowing everything It was Menekum Began, right? | |
| He was Urgon, and then later he got into power in the 70s with the Lycudniks. | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| So basically all the founders of the so-called founders of the State of Israel in 1948. | |
| They were all members of the Haganah, the Urgun or the Stern Gang. | |
| All of them. | |
| And the Palmach as well. | |
| And the Palmach was a smaller militant group, which was these are all considered terrorist organizations by the British. | |
| And the British, even the Haganah was considered a terrorist organization. | |
| It was the biggest out of them all. | |
| And David Ben Gorian was the one that led them to basically ethnically cleanse the Palestinians. | |
| And that the symbol that they used for the Haganah terrorist organization, which was responsible for killing numerous British uh soldiers, police officers, and civilians, and uh actually trying to attack the British homeland as well by purchasing planes, um, and it attempted to fly them and bomb uh London and planted bombs in uh in hotel lobbies in London as well. | |
| Uh this uh this group, uh its symbol is the symbol for the IDF now. | |
| Um so like they talk about the United Nations, they hate them so much. | |
| The United Nations was the handover, uh, and it created them. | |
| And they go, well, 3,000 years ago, 3,000 years ago, but uh it's a load of a load of garbage because these are European Jews. | |
| The the Jews that belong to Palestine, um, of course, you can go back to biblical times, we can debate whether you agree about you know specific people being from whatever regions or whatever. | |
| But the original the Jewish people of Palestine are Palestinian Jews, and they lived there. | |
| They're about three percent of the population prior to uh the late 1800s when the Zionist uh uh organizations came into fruition, uh, where you had uh Feodor Herzl and the others come out, uh, and the Rothschild family was a big part of this at the time, um, and others who wanted to purchase land in Palestine and uh move the Jewish population there. | |
| Um those are the original Jews of Palestine, and the Palestinian people are product of all the people that have been in the region. | |
| That's why you get people who are Afro-Palestinians all the way through to like Palestinians like Ahid Tamimi, who has blonde hair and uh blue eyes, you know. | |
| So you know, uh Herzl at the World Zionist Congress when they were like uh, you know, doing all these things to get the state of Israel, he founded the Jewish National Fund. | |
| And and that's so it's like one of the most the most Zionist groups imaginable. | |
| And Trump won the Jewish National Fund award, the Tree of Life Award, way back in 1983. | |
| Oh, I didn't know since way back then, even with his father before him, as Trump said at APEC, he goes, with my uh my father before me, we've always been huge supporters of Israel. | |
| His dad was basically mobbed up with the the Russian Soviet Jewish mob in in New York, which you probably have to be to be in real estate in New York, you know. | |
| And the Jewish National Fund, just to uh let people know a little bit about uh what they do, if if you read a book called Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine by Ilam Pape, it goes a little bit more into it. | |
| But uh basically to this day, you can still go on to a website attached to them, uh, this organization, and you can buy a tree to plant in Israel, right? | |
| Um where you plant a European tree in uh in so-called Israel, and basically what that was uh that project by the Jewish National Fund was to do was to uh cover the Palestinian villages which were destroyed, around 400 of them were destroyed in 1947, 1948, um, and basically uh prohibit Palestinians from every ever returning back to the sites of their villages. | |
| Um so they've got all these European trees planted all over uh Palestinian, former Palestinian villages. | |
| Uh and that's what some of the things that the uh Jewish National Fund is involved in. | |
| Yeah, yeah, they have a long history of uh creating the State of Israel, and you know, also the Rothschilds, they were the ones that funded the very first settlements which were wine wine farms. | |
| It's there's a uh abbreviation for the term of the group, it was like Bira or something like that. | |
| Belu, here it is, Belu. | |
| There, let me move this and show this on the screen. | |
| And uh, you know, the Rothschilds were getting contacted by rabbis in all the way back at least as late as uh uh 1829, asking the Rothschilds to buy the temple mount from the king of Egypt. | |
| Yeah, it's uh it's it's funny because the Rothschilds, as well, later, obviously this is them being contacted themselves. | |
| But the Rothschilds who describe themselves as uh secular Jews, Jewish by identity, not religion, are the ones that use these Jewish people in order to do this. | |
| Um and like you said, they were the ones who were buying off uh up and forming some of the first settlements in the 1920s, uh they were buying up land and uh basically expelled people. | |
| I believe it was near Haifa, there is uh some land uh near to Haifa, if I remember correctly, I forget the exact village names. | |
| It was owned by uh wealthy uh uh wealthy landowners, and they purchased the land off of the owners, and instead of allowing the people that lived there uh to stay there, they basically ethnically cleansed 60,000 people uh in the 1920s off of their land, uh and that was with Rothschild money um and other organizations, of course. | |
| Um uh but they were heavily involved, and you have a Rothschild street in every other city in uh so-called Israel. | |
| So so there were there was uh Nakbaz in the in the twenties also. | |
| Oh, yeah, but Nakba's like all through isn't it crazy how in Nakba means like catastrophe, it's in nineteen forty-eight when they were all ethnically cleansed from their villages, pushed out, and you know that uh they're not allowed in Israel to celebrate their their ethnic cleansing, their uh tragedy. | |
| It's it's it's illegal there. | |
| Yeah, because Israel see it as their independence day. | |
| And the thing is that uh the ethnic cleansing of Palestine did not begin in 1948, and it uh certainly hasn't ended um uh in to this day. | |
| But uh before they claimed that the Palestinians were fighting against them and that the Arab army came uh came, uh the Arab armies came. | |
| Uh before the Arab armies ever attacked, and they were minuscule in uh comparison to the Israelis, they were not as well equipped, they did not equal the amount that the Israeli army was um and how much firepower it had. | |
| Um and the Jordanians were basically the Jordanian, the king of Jordan, which was placed there, the uh Hashemite rulers of Jordan were placed there by the British. | |
| They'd already signed deals with Israel, uh, with the leaders, uh before the ethnic cleansing happened to make sure that their armies wouldn't fight, and before the any of those armies even attacked, uh more than 350,000 Palestinians had already been expelled. | |
| Um so their arguments about how, oh well, you know, we fought a war and we won and it was amazing and all the rest of it. | |
| Well, even when there was a war, it was after half of the ethnic cleansing, roughly just under half of the ethnic cleansing had just taken place, and then still Israel was well more equipped. | |
| Um, and it had been accustomed, it was trained, its forces, funnily enough, were trained by the British. | |
| The British trained their forces and armed their forces, and the British were destroying uh and basically the British expelled and killed all of the Palestinian uh resistance factions uh back in the nineteen thirties during the uprising, | |
| uh, and there was uprising before that as well, smaller one, they killed them uh during the Arab uprisings, what we described as the Arab Uprisings, expelled them, blew up their homes, dynamited their homes, um, and then there was no Palestinian resistance left. | |
| The the Zionist organizations trained by the British, then turned on them and started killing them, uh and betrayed them. | |
| So these organizations, I mean, we could go really deep into the history of the foundation of uh Israel, but uh Menekim Begin said that he was bragged that he was like the uh the best terrorist or the best the best terrorists in the world, and you know, Mossad's uh motto is by deception, and and they're like so well known and famous up for their like assassination squads. | |
| There's literally a show on Netflix right now called Masad, where it's all these old Mossad guys. | |
| I'm scared to even be saying this stuff, because that like the way they talk about these assassinations and hit squads, uh when in the the West Bank the in the Yaswar Arafat Museum, they have a thing on the wall showing all the Arab leaders that were killed by these like you know, kind of clever assassinations, like so it was it was crazy. | |
| Sneaky assassinations, yeah. | |
| That's what they did, and they failed a lot of their assassination attempts as well. | |
| But they're just the most dirty um in their tactics. | |
| Um what's made them successful. | |
| Um and uh from the very start, they were the foundation the founders of uh terrorism in the Middle East. | |
| They they were the absolute founders. | |
| Um and uh long before, for instance, long before there was any hijacking of planes by Palestinians, by the way, the hijacking of planes by Palestinians uh were pr primarily done uh by those connected to the PfLP and the PfLP or Shabhawiya is uh a Palestinian organization which is uh more aligned with uh uh Marxist uh viewpoint and was created by a Palestinian Christian named George Habash, | |
| nothing to do with Muslims, because people want to talk about Muslim terrorism all the time. | |
| Um and they were the ones doing that. | |
| But well before that, I believe it was in 1956, uh when Israel hijacked a Syrian civilian airliner and basically used uh the civilian passengers to bargain with. | |
| So um that's uh that's uh basically uh the history of Israel is a history of uh terrorism, and they commit terrorism to this day, they just have uniforms and are recognized by big bullied states like the United States. | |
| In all and um a lot of the weapons and money that was funding these uh terrorist groups that that uh invaders of Palestine was uh like mob Jewish mobsters in the United States and and I believe big bankers in the United States as well, as well as elsewhere well elsewhere in the world. | |
| And you know, you mentioned Rothschild, and this is something I hear a lot, and uh and I don't know for sure. | |
| Uh you can see my screen, right? | |
| But um you said that the Rothschilds uh are secular and they're not religious, and I've heard that too, but here's Habad.org, the Rothschild family, and it says uh Rothschild famous family of bankers. | |
| Get that out of the way. | |
| Um the founder, Meyer Amschel, uh was a ver born in a very religious family, several members of which were rabbis. | |
| His father, um blah blah became Bar mitzfod, had hoped that his son would be a rabbi, instead he became one of the world's greatest financiers, yet remained strictly religious and humble. | |
| And then it that gives a story about how Rothschild was a young boy and like somebody offered him some money to do something and he says, No, uh uh nothing's more important than my religion. | |
| So I question that. | |
| I qu I question that. | |
| You know, it could be this uh Freemasonic Zionist, Christian Zionist thing is you know, Rothschild may be a sincere believer, not secular. | |
| Perhaps uh I mean people do change. | |
| I mean, the family foundations were like uh of course, uh, and as it lays out here, um, were definitely uh uh religious Jews. | |
| Um and uh the Jewish people as well used to um identify uh and there was a large group of Jewish people as well that used to identify uh with uh other Jewish people based upon their religion, not their uh like ethnicity or what they describe as their ethnicity. | |
| Um but now and uh well in the past hundred years it's really transformed uh specifically as well with the Zionist movement, uh they've transformed it into being something that is ethnic based rather than religious based. | |
| Like around 70% of the population of Israel described themselves as secular. | |
| It's funny they described themselves as secular, but they still believe God gave them the land and the biblical history of how they were there three thousand years ago. | |
| But uh nonetheless, they describe themselves as secular, um, and a lot of them atheists. | |
| Um and uh like that's why it's a very divided society, but they agree upon one thing, and that's uh Zionism. | |
| Uh they agree upon that. | |
| Um but yeah, the Rothschild family, like it's completely conceivable that they're uh religious. | |
| I've heard, however, that uh at the times of Theodore Herzl, um uh Baron de Rothschild, one of them, anyway, um was supposedly secular, and Theodore Herzl um described religious Jews as uh basically it was uh something you could actually construe as anti-Semitic. | |
| He said that they're uh I'm paraphrasing, but basically like a stain on the Jewish image and their their vermin and their uh their disgusting to the Jewish people, uh religious Jews. | |
| Um and the reason he was prompted to say that is because a lot of religious Jews at the time, uh now it's not the case, uh the majority are Zionist, but um at the at the time a lot of them wanted to remain in Europe and that was against their aims. | |
| They wanted to go over to Palestine and they picked that as their target and they said that uh being Jewish is your identity um and not your religion um and you can be religious at the same time but it's an identity thing yeah um my my OBS software is acting up again. | |
| Um I can't pull it up to change change the screen that we're on great um do you you can see my screen right now? | |
| Yeah yeah I can see it yeah look this this is from uh a pew yeah so uh on you know adding to the what you were saying about how they are uh secular in Israel the thing that actually they identify mo with most according to this Pew research is that uh the Holocaust is what like makes them feel Jewish. | |
| Seventy years after World War II the Holocaust is still very important to American Jews and you can see here 73% say that the question what does it mean to be Jewish it says remembering the Holo that's the number one thing even caring about Israel is 43 observing Jewish law nineteen so that's interesting. | |
| And you can see amongst the younger population of Jews that is declining more and more. | |
| But yeah, remembering the Holocaust, that's something that's very much pushed in all Jewish society, the Holocaust. | |
| And unfortunately, a lot of people feel, if you speak to a lot of Jewish people, there's a lot of people that I know which are good people, pro-Palestine, completely anti-Zionist, but have sort of almost like a paranoia and a persecution complex because it's pushed into them so much that, you know, like you're under attack, you're under attack, you're under attack. | |
| And it's regrettable, the fact that it's pushed in that way, in that way, not to remember something, but to make you sort of scared and isolate you. | |
| And that's just something that I've seen. | |
| That's just my personal viewpoint. | |
| But yeah, I mean, for instance, if you want to talk about the Holocaust in Israel itself, well, about 50% of those Jews, roughly, are Middle Eastern Jews. | |
| They didn't go through the Holocaust. | |
| endure the Holocaust they weren't in Europe so uh they couldn't have possibly been anywhere near what was happening in Germany and Poland. | |
| So those people, that's a poll of the Jewish population in the United States, but for them to claim it in Israel, well, more than 50% of them are Arab and Northern African Jews. | |
| So for them to claim that would be a little bit ludicrous, and perhaps it's true, I'm not completely sure. | |
| um yeah um let's talk about the oh we go along a little bit more on the Golan and Genie energy and the connection there and and why the Golan is so important in the history behind it. | |
| And one thing on Genie Energy, Rothschild, Rupert Murdoch, Kushner connected, even Michael Glasner from APEC who helped run Trump's campaign has connections there. | |
| And their logo is like the world with some flames coming out of it. | |
| And just the other day when they were below the Dome of the Rock, Pompeo and Netanyahu, Behind them, there was like this big world with a flame coming out of the top of it. | |
| it and uh it people are saying that that's similar to Genie energy and then it's all connected and stuff. | |
| They called it the Pura miracle and I and I was actually predicting that there would be something big on Purim because that's what the Kabbalah rabbis from this breaking Israel news apocalyptic uh websites always saying another thing uh to focus on about Purim this I'll get into the Jolan in a second. | |
| Um but in Purim, I don't know if you saw the photos in uh the settlement which is uh dead in the center. | |
| I don't know if when you went you went to the West Bank, if you went to Al Khalil, Hebron, did you go there? | |
| I did, yeah. | |
| Yeah, so the the cave of the patriarchs and the or the Ibrahim mosque. | |
| Yeah, which side did you go into? | |
| Did you go into the settler side and go into the synagogue uh side of it because they turned the mosque like 70% of it into a synagogue? | |
| Or did you get to go into the Alab Ibrahim mosque? | |
| I I went into the mosque side and then but I also did go through the Israeli security side and just like walked around the outside of the Jew of the Jewish side and I filmed uh uh look like a Chabad guy going up against the wall, bob bobbing against the wall and and praying and uh crazy. | |
| That that that structure, which is before the time of of Jesus, like the blocks on it are just so massive, it was crazy to be in there, and where that's where the uh Emmanuel Goldstein shooting happened, which reminds me almost of the New Zealand one that just happened. | |
| Yeah, yeah, like uh the Palestinians have compared it to that. | |
| I mean, he walked in there broke the brute Goldstein, he was inspired by uh the far right uh extremist group called Cak. | |
| Um and uh Kahanis. | |
| Yeah, yeah, Kahanis, yeah, they're inspired. | |
| That's their leader. | |
| Kahani was uh the leader. | |
| He used to be part of the Israeli Knesset, but then they uh uh kick the group out because it was against their interests. | |
| But wasn't it just in the news that like uh the Likuds or some party is like accepting some kind of Kahanist i into their party? | |
| Yes, so the group is called Yehud uh Otsma Yehudit. | |
| Um it means Jewish strength, uh if you translate it from Hebrew. | |
| Um and uh basically this party is inspired by uh kak, which is the you uh which is the uh movement uh created and inspired by Kahane. | |
| Um and they openly ex uh call for the expulsion of all Arabs. | |
| Um they openly talk about you know killing people who aren't loyal and all sorts of crazy stuff. | |
| Um Netanyahu uh attempted to align himself with them, but however, the high court in Israel prohibited uh this group from running uh to be part of the coalition government, but Netanyahu allowed them. | |
| Um so if it wasn't for the high court in Israel, they would have been literally the settler crazy nut jobs, uh, who are who have the same ideology as these really hardline settlers in the West Bank would be in the government and deciding and making policies. | |
| So um Netanyahu did that because he wanted to impress people, because that's how you impress your people is that you go really far right wing in Israel because and the right wing is just extremism and just complete racism. | |
| That's all it is. | |
| It it's just complete and utter racism that they're about. | |
| And I mean I don't mean oh, you're a racist because this and that. | |
| No, no, no. | |
| Like I mean actual racism of we're like we're Jewish supremacists, we're proud, and we're gonna kill you because you're Arab. | |
| Like that's really what it is. | |
| Norman Finkelstein was just on Jimmy Dore calling uh Netanyahu a Jewish supremacist, and then he said he said uh the majority of Israel is also so that's why he's a Jewish supremacist in power because that's what the majority in Israel believes also. | |
| And uh just this week in the new go ahead. | |
| Go ahead. | |
| Oh, yes, sorry. | |
| Sorry to interrupt. | |
| Uh go I wanted to hear what you wanted to say. | |
| What was it? | |
| Oh no, a hundred percent they are. | |
| I mean, you go around on the street and you talk to them and you and uh I've had people come up to me when I was in Tel Aviv and say to me, uh, because I had to enter through Tel Aviv to get into the West Bank. | |
| Um I had people come up to me and ask me if I'm Jewish, and then I said no, and they walked away from me, like disgusted. | |
| Like and like it's just oh uh they're open about it. | |
| They're open about uh how they feel. | |
| In Israel, it's a slur to call somebody a leftist. | |
| Um and you can get attacked. | |
| And I was uh actively uh put on Facebook groups and lists where settlers were out to come and get me and and actually kill me and other activists who were there at the time. | |
| Um they're a complete Jewish supremacist state. | |
| Um and they might be claimed to be liberal on other issues, but now it's not even come to that. | |
| They're just right wing all the way through. | |
| Uh and they are Jewish supremacists. | |
| Uh and there's no way around it. | |
| That's how they think, that's how they feel. | |
| Um They don't recognize Palestinians or anybody else. | |
| We got we got the White House is full of Jewish racial supremacists, like Jared Kushner. | |
| Who Chabad, he he's a he's he follows Chabad, his family gives money to Chabad. | |
| Go look at what the stuff the type of stuff the Rebbe says. | |
| And uh look at this latest article. | |
| I don't know if you saw this this week. | |
| Uh if this pop-up would go away. | |
| Kushner, Daily Mail, Jared Kushner's parents refused to meet his brother Josh's wife Carly Kloss for six years because she wasn't Jewish. | |
| And they should and that they thought she was beneath them. | |
| And uh reportedly Jared called her a Shiksa. | |
| That's uh that's uh uh not sh uh Schwarzer is the name that they use for black people, sorry. | |
| But um yeah it's a derogatory term for a gentile woman that's like kind of like a Shaboskoi, but for a girl. | |
| And then Kushner also broke up with Ivanka because of religion. | |
| So and it's not just religion, it's also uh you know, DNA, genetics and and ethnicity, too. | |
| And then of course they the both of them converted. | |
| And and just who they're marrying isn't isn't the worst of their supremacy, obviously. | |
| It's the we're chosen by God, we're we have we're the smartest race, and you can't talk about any of our power, and we want to kill the Arabs. | |
| They're Amalak, right? | |
| Anybody that's against this is satanic in in Amalak. | |
| That's that's what they like to say. | |
| It's it's it's complete psych like they're just beyond psychopath, uh the average psychopath, because like the basis of what they believe is so stupid because these people aren't of one direct bloodline. | |
| I mean, it's ridiculous. | |
| The claim is just ridiculous. | |
| They're not part of one direct bloodline. | |
| I mean, you can argue that Ashkenazi Jews are related. | |
| I I'd accept that. | |
| You can argue that uh certain Sephardic Jews from different reasons regions are related. | |
| I could accept that. | |
| But how are you gonna say that it's some like something like you know, a lot of these Jewish people are from the countries they're from. | |
| They spoke, they didn't speak Hebrew, they didn't used to speak Hebrew. | |
| Hebrew is a new revived language, for instance, they don't have swear words in Hebrew, they've created some of their own, but they they steal them from Arabic. | |
| They steal terms and uh the slang from Arabic and other languages. | |
| Uh they used to speak uh Yiddish. | |
| That used to be the language of the Jews in Europe, for instance. | |
| And like this thing of like racial supremacy and all the rest of it for them. | |
| Like, it's just as crazy as these white supremacist nuts who want to have an Aryan only race. | |
| I mean, it's the same thing, except like, you know, groups like the KKK don't really exist anymore. | |
| You know, you might have some of these types around, but they don't have any power. | |
| And if you look at these groups, however, who have that settler type mentality of ethnic purity, which isn't based on anything. | |
| I mean, what you're gonna say, you the descendant of Abraham or something like that, well, you'd be black. | |
| They wrote a they wrote up a rule, their ancestors wrote a religion that said that they are chosen by the creator of the universe. | |
| Their people are are special and chosen. | |
| I mean, that's it you you never see anybody writing a religion that somebody else is chosen, right? | |
| It's always you're chosen, and that gives you justification to do whatever you want to uh other people. | |
| I I mean uh with this uh and the whole chosen thing though, like uh like of course it alludes to this in the Bible, and we got this in the old testament and uh and all the rest of it, but if you want to go back to it and look at who these people actually are, they crossed and they were expelled from Egypt. | |
| And a lot of these people nowadays they would say, I can trace my roots back to the land of Israel three thousand years, and I say, really, because technically, according to the Bible, if you believe in that three thousand years prophecy stuff, and that's what you believe in, you should be able to trace your genetics back to Kemet. | |
| Egypt. | |
| You shouldn't be able to trace it back to Palestine because according to that book, you were given and if you were from Egypt, Kemet, the chances are you would have been uh you would have been either brown or black. | |
| And you're not you're pale white skinned people from uh from Europe uh the ones that control this project are white people. | |
| It's Ashkana it's uh uh Chabad is like Sabbatine Frankist and it's uh that's that's what's the Kabbalah and Ashkenazi, it's a certain it's it's called um a certain type of Kabbalah, there's a name for it. | |
| I can't remember it right now, but uh that that's the branch that's like fully Ashkenazi. | |
| There's a party right now running in Israel that accuses they say that their political enemy is like uh lackeys of uh Ashkenazi rabbis, so this is like a thing over there that that's uh being talked about. | |
| Yeah, and there was one in Israel once uh sorry to interrupt you then uh say one point in Israel there used to be something called the Israeli Black Panther Party. | |
| Um and that was basically uh black black and brown people who were uh rising up against oppression. | |
| So black Jews uh and brown Jews, you know, like so Sephardic Jews um that were rising up against the Ashkenazis because from the very start all the leaders were completely racist against them. | |
| But this it's also the Sephardic leader uh Ovadia Yosef, like basically the Pope rabbi of the Sephardic rabbis over there, recognized by the government and everything, says quotes in in Jewish press like that you know non-Jews are only here to serve them and we reap and plow the fields for them, and that's all we're here for. | |
| Crazy, right? | |
| And when we talk about their like blatant overt supremacy, and then even if somebody doesn't even talk about being white or race, it's just white supremacists, the automatic knee-jerk response. | |
| It it's sad that it that it's effective as it is, the psychological projection of them inverting the truth to cover up you know their misdeeds. | |
| Well, it's like if anybody, if there's a group of people who have power and who have positions of authority over other people who can oppress them, and are supremacists and who are enacting legislation or causing physical harm to another group of people because of their supremacist ideology. | |
| This ideology is no different than another group that's doing the exact same thing. | |
| So if you have white supremacists who are doing something and have a position of influence or power over somebody and they do something, that form of white supremacy is exactly the same in my opinion as Jewish supremacy is. | |
| It's the exact same thing. | |
| There's no difference in my opinion. | |
| You can just call them a different name. | |
| And most of these people, all the founders of the state of Israel were super elite right uh white uh rich Jewish people who had fine founded the state. | |
| They weren't just ordinary Sephardic Jews who belonged in Iraq and Yemen and Syria, uh, and even in Lebanon and in Egypt and uh uh and elsewhere in northern Africa. | |
| Um this was a project done by people, it was a settler colonial project. | |
| That's how it was founded. | |
| It was settler colonialism. | |
| Um and it would and it came out of European, other European projects of settler colonialism. | |
| Um and it should be condemned the same way, just as people will condemn white supremacy, it's wrong. | |
| The KKK and all of the other white supremacist groups, white nationalists, they're wrong. | |
| It's like Israel is the exact same thing. | |
| Except except hold on, let me back you up there. | |
| You said white nationalists are wrong. | |
| Do you do you mean any na form of nationalism is wrong? | |
| Any form of nationalism. | |
| Well, for instance, a nationalism, uh, if you're gonna talk about nationalism to a country, um, no, like I I I can accept that nationalism to a country is a different thing, and it comes in different strains and forms. | |
| However, white nationalism is racial nationalism, like black nationalism. | |
| Uh black nationalism was used uh in order to sort of uh tag on to a black empowerment movement, but however, it creates strains and ideologies which undermine other people. | |
| So Jewish nationalism doesn't make any sense. | |
| White nationalism doesn't make any sense to me. | |
| Well what if there was a European country that was just by the way it was, there was only white people there, like they're ethnically, you can call them ethnically white. | |
| Is it wrong for them to want to like stay a majority in their country? | |
| I I don't like when people like because uh people so often throw out white nationalism and it's like it is it are you against Chinese nationalism or Mexican nationalism? | |
| You see what I'm saying? | |
| For instance, though, like uh we're talking about a color. | |
| So if you're are you for yellow nationalism, you know what I mean? | |
| Like um, if we're talking about Europe, like white nationalists say that and it's always uh like Western, northern Western Europe, uh, and uh like they draw from other areas, but Europe is a place with hundreds of different languages, religions, uh, cultures. | |
| It's not like and the people look different, you know, like people that come from Greece or Italy, they a lot of them will look like Arabs. | |
| So and Spain and the rest of it, which was uh, you know, and Portugal and and these regions, like some of it was conquered by the Muslim world, the Moors, uh and elsewhere, so people look completely different. | |
| But if you have a country, for instance, and you're proud of your country, and you describe yourself as a nationalist, you don't hate anybody, you're just proud, you're proud of who you are, you're proud of your culture, you're not doing anything to discriminate or undermine or anything injustice or unfair trying to rule over other countries. | |
| Right. | |
| Yeah, like I get nationalists everywhere in the world. | |
| It just depends. | |
| I think uh nationalists, like for instance, you've had nationalists in Europe and elsewhere, which were at a time of colonialism. | |
| Um were at a time where they were discriminating and had slaves and stuff like this. | |
| So therefore the European nationalism has a connotation at the sort of what it's what is attached to it is racism and bigotry and all the rest of that. | |
| Whereas that it doesn't have to be that way, being proud of your country. | |
| For me, I believe in just I I believe in the world. | |
| This is my personal thing. | |
| I believe uh I don't believe so much uh in countries. | |
| Like I uh that's just my own personal perspective. | |
| You can disagree with that all you want. | |
| But like um I I don't believe that the So you want there to be no countries, like no governments, or you think there should it should probably not, you don't want a world government, I I would imagine. | |
| No, like what I'm saying is that you can have regions and countries and uh can like you can have, for instance, uh your own uh like your own village or whatever which has uh like you have an organization to control it. | |
| You just flip sideways on me. | |
| Uh I'm just gonna flip this back in a second. | |
| This should go. | |
| You want you on a cell phone? | |
| Yeah, I'm on a cell phone, unfortunately. | |
| It looks good. | |
| It looks good. | |
| Yeah, um, but yeah, like uh I think uh when we come to that, like uh my my perspective is that I don't really uh this is probably my personal perspective growing up in so many different countries that uh this is just my personal thing. | |
| A lot of other people feel very attached to one piece of land and they feel very nationalistic to it, and I understand it very much so. | |
| Um but uh for me, like I I don't believe in like these strong, super strong uh uh concepts of I'm from this country, therefore I am this, you know. | |
| Um I just believe that we're people. | |
| Um and if we want to go somewhere else, we respect the land, we respect the people, we respect the culture, we should go there if we want to. | |
| And that's sort of my ideology. | |
| And if you don't agree with it, then that's completely fine. | |
| I mean, like uh I respect everybody's opinions on that. | |
| But um going back to the nationalist thing, I think you can have nationalism that you have Palestinian nationalism, for instance, you have uh you have nationalism of countries like Syria and stuff like that. | |
| That doesn't have a connotation behind it, Syrian nationalism, for instance, nobody's gonna think racist when they hear that, because it doesn't have that connotation attached to it of sort of imperialism or anything like that. | |
| So I don't think nationalism as a concept uh is technically bad. | |
| No. | |
| Uh I think that what has been attached to it, uh historical context has made nationalism specifically to Europe. | |
| But here's the thing like if you have nationalism, like to a nation, right? | |
| So a nation isn't white people, or like what is white people? | |
| Is Japan ja a nation of Japanese people? | |
| Yeah, but then again, you could say that they're the Japanese because they're from Japan. | |
| But the Japanese, like for instance, the Japanese are formed of different ethnic groups that would have came there. | |
| It's not just one single ethnic group. | |
| So like and and same in China, you definitely get different provinces and stuff like that. | |
| When I live there, there's all different groups of people which completely disagree with each other and arguably have different cultures as well. | |
| So um I think that if you have a nationalism of your country, you're proud of your country, you're proud of uh uh like who you are, your culture. | |
| I don't uh think this is a negative thing at all. | |
| However, if you start going around uh and saying that like I'm proud of the color of my skin only, and I identify only with the color of my skin, like this is something that I think is closer to the Jewish supremacy because it's like that's how they view it as our specific little group is the best, and nobody else is like if you're proud of yourself, well, I think everybody around the world has so has some pride in their ancestry. | |
| And you know, anybody that's alive this day, you gotta be you you should be proud that your your lineage made it so far, you know, it made it made it a long time. | |
| But you know, I don't want to get uh too dark far down a rabbit hole talking about uh the nationalism. | |
| I wanted to shift it back to uh the Nakbah, if we could, and how how hypocritical it is that so they did this to them in 1948, and then it's criminalized to talk about this and celebrate this, but all around the world it's like mandatory enforced and actually against the law if you even question uh World War II and what happened to them. | |
| Is that not the most hypocritical thing in such a double standard, like one of the worst examples you can imagine? | |
| I think it's one of the most disgraceful things that the state of Israel is using a historical event like this to get away with what it's doing for one. | |
| And also, we don't talk about things like for instance the State of Israel and its founding went and got uh Jewish orphans, thousands of them actually, and this is uh uh on completely on record. | |
| You can go and search this up. | |
| There's a good book called State of Terror by Thomas Suarez that you can read and it documents this as well, and it uh sources it in the footnotes. | |
| Um which talks about how the Israelis sent out their agents to go into Europe and take uh children who had been uh either separated from their families and never been able to see them again, or their families were killed. | |
| Um they were rehoused and with uh people who had adopted them, and they stole them from their homes and took them over to Israel to boost uh the Jewish population. | |
| Um and and they have that part to play. | |
| Arguably I'd say Israel has a part to play in the Holocaust. | |
| It has a part to play in Jewish oppression in Europe. | |
| A big part it has the biggest part to play. | |
| I mean, if you want to look at who they align themselves with, these uh the Zionists as well, um, and what they caused for ordinary Jewish people in Germany, and how that equated to what happened, like they had a huge involvement in that, and that's not even disputable. | |
| We know things like the the basic things, like the Harvard Agreement and stuff like that. | |
| Um that's just some of the like the basics, like for instance, you know, the Harvard Agreement, the transfer agreement, obviously. | |
| Right, yes. | |
| And also uh Rebbe Schneerson, there was like some type of deal to get Rebbe Schneerson out alive. | |
| I just finished Norman Finkelstein's book, uh The Holocaust Industry, and he ends it in the conclusion. | |
| He literally says that all these figures associated with the Holocaust, Eli Weasel and uh um a bunch of others that profited off the uh the suffering, they exploited the suffering of the Holocaust that um he he described this, and this is not me, this is Norman Finkelstein, you know, Jewish man who is his has family connected to the Holocaust. | |
| He says that there these guys were running around like caricatures straight out of the the protocols of the elders of Zion. | |
| That's what he said. | |
| I can't believe he said that. | |
| That's how bad it is, though. | |
| That's how they're using this to shield themselves from any criticism and to always like uh, you know, they're the eternal victims that that can't be criticized and are immune from criticism, and everybody else is like responsible and like eternally evil. | |
| Yeah, no, that's uh that's exactly what they perpetuate. | |
| I mean, for instance, uh in the United States, I don't know if you actually have one. | |
| Um do you have a museum commemorating the genocide of uh Native Americans? | |
| Uh I'm not sure. | |
| I'm not sure, no. | |
| Yeah. | |
| So like I mean, you have what twenty Holocaust museums and the event happened in Europe. | |
| A lot, a lot. | |
| Yes. | |
| It's uh it's a it's a definitely a message. | |
| And and you know that actually uh in the 50s that they didn't there wasn't like a lot of media, nobody really talked about the Holocaust. | |
| There wasn't a ton of books written on it or anything, and it wasn't until later on that they really started pushing it as an industry to make money, and actually they would raise a bunch of money, like um, you know, showing the talking about needy Holocaust survivors, and then they wouldn't even give out the money, they'd keep the money for themselves and for their little pet projects and stuff. | |
| And also they did a huge shakedown uh to get a bunch of money out of uh Switzerland, the Swiss, but then they didn't do any investigation into the Israeli banks that had uh accounts, so just complete double standards uh everywhere. | |
| It was a total racket, exploitation racket, and that's Finkelstein's words, not mine. | |
| Yeah, I think Finkelstein puts it very well. | |
| Um he's done a lot of good work on that. | |
| I think Finkelstein uh has it on point about quite a few things. | |
| I I disagree with him on a few different issues, like for instance BDS, he doesn't endorse BDS, uh, which I hate for. | |
| He doesn't this is a thing. | |
| He endorses boycotts, divestments, and sanctions, but he doesn't endorse the official BDS movement because he uh what he thinks is the only solution could possibly be a two-state solution, not because he thinks it's the fair solution, but because he thinks uh that it's the only thing that could be politically viable. | |
| But it's just impossible now. | |
| I think he's living in an illusion. | |
| And the people like I I respect him, he's a great uh man. | |
| I I respect him, I read all his books. | |
| Um but uh this is something that uh I absolutely disagree with him on. | |
| So questioners over there about to announce his peace plan after the Israeli elections. | |
| Do you think Bibi's gonna win? | |
| Netanyahu's gonna win. | |
| What's your gut instinct? | |
| Do you have a guess? | |
| I don't I don't even know if they have a real peace plan. | |
| What are they gonna try and do? | |
| Well, they're gonna propose that they officially annex the West Bank. | |
| It's gonna be terrible, but they're gonna pressure the Palestinian leadership to do it, uh I think into some crappy deal that even if it maybe it'll be a good deal, but then they won't follow through. | |
| But I uh as far as the one state or the two-state solution, a one state is impossible because if it's one state, you can't have equal rights. | |
| And this is this is John Kerry said it, a rabbi say it. | |
| There's more Palestinians, so they'll outvote, and then they'll they'll be it won't be a Jewish state, so they're not gonna allow that to happen. | |
| And then they can't really have a two-state solution because if you look at how the settlements are scattered everywhere throughout the West Bank, it's like it's everywhere. | |
| They would all have to leave, which they should. | |
| All of them should leave out of the West Bank. | |
| Yeah, they they absolutely should leave because they're going and colonizing and taking people's homes. | |
| I mean, for instance, right now, if you include the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, there's more Palestinians living there than Jews. | |
| And half of the Jewish population are less than half of those Jews as well that are there are white Jews, the rest are Middle Eastern, northern African Jews. | |
| Now they've been robbed of their culture and their heritage, however, like that could be won back. | |
| Um the emboldening of the right as well is going to further isolate these people. | |
| People at the Druze community as well. | |
| You have communities like the Druze, the ha the Ahmadis, and others that uh uh live there. | |
| So um the emboldening of the right, I mean they haven't got that big like they can't sustain a Jewish-only state. | |
| I mean, eventually, if you give it another 20 years and 50% of the population are gonna be Palestinians who have Israeli citizenships. | |
| Um so like they can't sustain it. | |
| They're insane, they're psychopaths. | |
| The only way forward is to have one state where everyone has equal rights. | |
| And if those people that are such Jewish supremacists can't live with that, then they can leave. | |
| They can go. | |
| Like, um, and that's the way it should be. | |
| But the problem is is that they're trying everything as desperate, like they're really desperate now, because I understand this. | |
| They're trying as hard as possible to try and get rid of the Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. | |
| They want to erase them from history. | |
| They pretend they already pretend like that there was just uh empty land and nobody was there. | |
| I've seen that. | |
| I saw Glenn Beck say that. | |
| Yeah, there was no it was land nobody wanted, there was nobody there, and then now they're trying to like hijack and co-op their food and their clothing and the culture, and and uh you're not allowed to recognize the Nakbah. | |
| It's it's so insane. | |
| They talk they always cry that oh Iran wants to wipe Israel off the map and push them in the sea and and that they del delegitimize and they don't allow a Jew the only Jewish state when they're doing all of the same exact things worse to Palestine. | |
| And the in the US, US state.gov website, it literally says that we're not allowed to have the thought and compare what's going on in Gaza to Nazis. | |
| You're not allowed to do that. | |
| You're not allowed to say that Israel and the formation of Israel is racist. | |
| Or that's considered anti-Semitic that they're gonna make trying to make illegal. | |
| It's like I just asked this one simple question to people, right? | |
| And it is how is Israel not racist? | |
| You have 25 plus percent of the population who are not Jewish, right? | |
| And if there's a state where 25 plus percent of the population don't have equal rights, and they're and the state is only for the rest of the people, and the 25% who are not of that ethnicity are discriminated against, and it's not a state for those people. | |
| What else is it other than a racist state? | |
| What else? | |
| Like, can you imagine you say the black population of the United States? | |
| It's a it's a it's a population for everyone but blacks, or everyone but Mexicans. | |
| Like, you just say that that in legislation, that would be racist because you're persecuting a group of people based upon their ethnicity. | |
| So no, you say that you're Americans. | |
| You don't say that we're white Christians, the Jewish state. | |
| It's gotta be the Jewish state, like they all declared, and then we hear Pence and our and our politicians say they're a democracy and they share our values. | |
| The United States separated church and state. | |
| That's one of the most important aspects of the United States. | |
| So that's not our values, what they're doing over there. | |
| And I and I learned over there, I was told that actually that you think of the Likudniks as the extreme right wing. | |
| Actually, they're more moderate, and there's actually a lot more parties and people over there that are even more radical and right wing and supremacist extremists than the Lycood. | |
| Yeah, the Lakud are the uh moderates in Israel. | |
| And uh a lot of people over there will say that, like, oh Netanyahu, he's just lying, and he's not right wing, and he likes the Palestinians, and people accusing you of working for the Palestinians. | |
| There's been an ad campaign in Israel during this election featuring him wearing the kufia, and they've done it before. | |
| They hate him, they they say that him and Kushner and trying to do this deal, they want all of Gaza killed, and the fact that he's like a little bit restrained, they're mad about that. | |
| It's it's scary. | |
| And here's here's the thing about uh why they don't go into the Gaza Strip with people wondering why. | |
| The reason they cannot go into the Gaza Strip is because they can't physically invade it and take out Hamas because Hamas work underground. | |
| The only way to get to their tunnel system is for them to go uh and launch a ground invasion, and to launch an in ground invasion it means that their troops are gonna die because they're cowards and they're not good on the ground. | |
| So in 2014, for instance, 67 of their ground troops were killed, uh and uh uh 400 plus were injured. | |
| Um and when this happens, the Israeli population goes nuts because they cannot take it. | |
| They literally think that uh that the Israelis are so supreme and they're the best and they have the best military and their best fighters and our Jewish fighters, and that we're blah, blah, blah. | |
| And then they go in, they get killed, and they withdraw. | |
| And Netanyahu knows they don't have the ability to go in and defeat Hamas and Islamic jihad, so they can't do it. | |
| So what do they do? | |
| Is they just bomb and they kill civilians, because it's all they can do. | |
| That's all they can do. | |
| And it's like Lebanon, South Lebanon, the reason why they left South Lebanon is because Hezbollah kicked them out. | |
| They kicked their ass. | |
| Um and they killed hundreds of their troops, and they left because it was a catastrophe for the Israeli population. | |
| They couldn't take it anymore. | |
| That's why, not because they were killing civilians. | |
| Like they don't care about the Lebanese. | |
| Uh in 19 uh 82, uh, they killed in Lebanon, they killed around 15,000 Lebanese, and Palestinians included, they uh thousands more Palestinians in Lebanon. | |
| They killed uh the figures go up to 20,000 civilians were killed in Lebanon. | |
| They don't care about the people. | |
| The Israelis don't give a damn about people in other Arab countries, they care about their soldiers dying. | |
| Um and the only way they can go into Gaza, like I said, is through a ground invasion, and they can't do it because they know they get beat. | |
| And people say, but why did Hamas fire the rockets? | |
| Because Hamas, when they're under attack, they know that the only way to provoke a ground invasion is to fire the rockets. | |
| They know it doesn't do anything. | |
| They're not stupid. | |
| They they know it doesn't do anything. | |
| They fire these rockets, the sirens go off, the Israeli population get pissed off that Hamas are still there and exist, and then the Israelis go, okay, we're gonna be forced to do a ground invasion. | |
| So they do a ground invasion, go in and do the ground invasion, and then Hamas can shoot them and kill them. | |
| Because on the ground they're better fighters than the Israelis, and that's just how it is. | |
| Um at the at the latest CPAC, there was uh top Lycounnik leader, some some Jewish group, and he said that Israel doesn't ask America to send their troops to fight for Israel. | |
| He actually had the audacity to say that, that America isn't supporting and defending and and uh fighting Israel's wars. | |
| The gaslighting uh of of the lying is is insane. | |
| It's crazy. | |
| Like Israeli officials admit this sort of stuff, and they they know it. | |
| That the housing minister in Israel says that he wants to replace the Dome of the Rock with the Third Temple. | |
| And Pompeo just went and visited and they showed him a model of the Third Temple, and he's talking about God's protecting the Jews and that he believes in all this prophecy and stuff. | |
| Uh Pompeo uh when he first got nominated to be Secretary of State, there was news about him at the CIA creeping people out, always talking about the end times and the ch in the rapture and this kind of stuff. | |
| These are all like just apocalyptic third temple cultists are running our government. | |
| And I got people telling me, why are you you focus on the Zionists too much? | |
| It's like did you see CPAC? | |
| Apex happening right now, all the influence they have. | |
| One person in one person in Congress just brings it up and acknowledges it that they have power and money buys influence, and they lose their minds and try to pass all these laws so that we can never talk about their control or their power or their supremacy again. | |
| It's just it's insane. | |
| Yeah, exactly. | |
| And it's like you have to look at all groups like uh the most popular, I'll pick them out. | |
| Obviously, we have Christian Zionists and their beliefs as well and people like that. | |
| But we have the most popular group uh that is known to everybody, which is the Freemasons, and what do the Freemasons believe? | |
| I mean, like one of the biggest uh figures in Freemasonry, for instance, is Hiram Abith, right? | |
| The great uh architect who uh laid out the blueprint for the uh for Solomon's temple. | |
| Um and they believe in uh the Solomon's temple being built again. | |
| That's a that's a primary part of their belief. | |
| And it's all based on the Kabbalah as well, the rituals and it it's all can all Kabbalah in their own words. | |
| And even though you can uh people can sit there and go, oh, this stuff is insane, but this is what these people believe. | |
| That's what they believe, that's what they want. | |
| This is what they firmly believe in heart, this is part of uh their uh cult beliefs, their religious beliefs, their uh everything is focused and centered around this for a lot of these people, and they're psychopaths, and they'll kill anybody they want. | |
| I mean, go just going into the point you said about war is fought for Israel. | |
| Like they say the official reasons, for instance, uh for going and uh backing the opposition against Syria. | |
| They say they openly said things like, oh yeah, Bashar al-Assad is helping and propping up Iran and helping Hezbollah and helping Hamas. | |
| It's like Iran, Hezbollah, and Hamas. | |
| How do they pose any threat to America again? | |
| Since when have they killed any Americans? | |
| When was the last time any of those countries attacked America? | |
| Uh any of those countries involved, like Palestine, uh like the Palestinians. | |
| Well, to play devil's advocate, we have to protect our allies. | |
| That's that's the argument that they would give. | |
| They're they're threatening they're they're a threat to Israel, so we have to protect our greatest ally and the only democracy in the Middle East. | |
| They don't go in to protect Saudi Arabia, though. | |
| Well, we send weapons to Saudi Arabia. | |
| Saudi Arabia is allies with us in in Israel. | |
| But uh the official reason, right, for instance, because Saudi, Saudi has a huge lobby, right? | |
| And we do sell uh weapons, the West sells weapons like Britain sells a large amount of weapons to Saudi Arabia, but they don't have the on their official policy that we're going in to undermine Iran, Hezbollah, Hamas, blah blah blah, uh, for Saudi Arabia because Iran poses a threat to Saudi Arabia or something like that. | |
| But it's the other way. | |
| Trump said recently that we're allies with Saudi Arabia because they protect Israel, essentially. | |
| Seriously. | |
| Yeah, yeah, well, it's true. | |
| And Kushner talks on what's out to MBS. | |
| And they they colluded to basically cover up the Koshogi, whatever was going on with that. | |
| Yeah, I mean, the Saudis are just gangsters. | |
| I mean, they kidnapped uh Hariri, the uh the Prime Minister of uh Lebanon, uh, and they held him hostage. | |
| You know, like they're just uh they're gangsters, they operate as gangsters. | |
| The the Saudis, uh the Saudi family was propped up by the British at the time, it's always been an asset uh of Western countries uh in the region, and now it's an asset of the biggest asset of Israel in the region, especially after in northern Iraq, | |
| the Barzani regime was uh taken down by the Iraqis, which uh at the time was selling uh Israel 77% roughly of its cheap oil uh imports which came through Turkey, Turkey was the middleman to them, it was coming down to uh Haifa. | |
| Um after that, then they had to turn more towards Saudi Arabia, uh naturally, because they weren't getting that like dirt cheap oil anymore. | |
| So um, yeah, they've got even close to Saudi Arabia. | |
| Saudi Arabia's isolated Qatar, more isolated Muslim Brotherhood, isolated Hamas, um, and attacked everyone. | |
| Saudi Arabia, I believe, and I read in the book about from the Christian Zionists about the rabbis and Trump building the Third Temple, that Saudi Arabia is gonna be involved, they are involved with this peace deal. | |
| They're talking about doing like land swaps with Jordan and into for Palestine to have some area. | |
| But I think that they are gonna be maybe allow them to move the Dome of the Rock to Saudi Arabia. | |
| I've heard that that suggestion, or that they're gonna give Israel wants to give control over the temple mount, take it away from Jordan and give it to Saudi Arabia so that if you know an earthquake happens or something happens, a missile goes off track and destroys Al-Aqsa and the dome, that they have control over the area to rebuild, and they're gonna call you an anti-Semitic temple denier if you're against rebuilding that third temple, just like the the the guy at CPAC or ZPAC says that's how he ended it. | |
| He the third town the temple is it stands for freedom and liberty in America, and you're un-American if you don't support a foreign nation, and you're a temple denier if you're against the temple being rebuilt. | |
| Uh it's laughable. | |
| But one thing is, um, because we know they're building uh these tunnels under uh Masjid al-Aqsa and uh the temple. | |
| And it's known that for they've done uh seismic uh investigations, and that place is very vulnerable to an earthquake, which is like do. | |
| And if this happens though, right, uh one thing which will happen, uh, which I think is very much uh conceivable is that Hezbollah will let rip. | |
| Um and if that happens, Israel is done. | |
| So they can try if they want. | |
| I mean, if are the United States prepared to go into a cataclysmic war in the Middle East where they lose tens of thousands of men uh going in because all of the Arab countries are pissed off and want to destroy. | |
| Because, like when it comes down to it, Hezbollah Gog and Magog, man. | |
| I I was at a Christian Zionist church in a Hollywood producer, former IDF sniper, showed up and was talking about oh, the end times are near, Gog and Magog's about to happen. | |
| They want this war. | |
| This war is necessary for Jesus to return, so yes, I do think they will get us into an apocalyptic nuclear war. | |
| I mean, it it's possible I wouldn't take it off the table. | |
| Um with the psychopaths that are in the United States government now. | |
| I mean, if you had rational people, um, and if there is people in the Pentagon who are still rational enough to stop it, uh, then it could be prevented. | |
| But the problem is is just there's such psychopaths operating in the government, like uh we were talking about Trump earlier. | |
| He just he has no clue what he's doing. | |
| It's like he's just he's not even the one in the driving seat. | |
| He's just signing people as a it's like his brain is not even there. | |
| There isn't any brain. | |
| He's on Twitter and watching Fox News. | |
| Yeah, literally, that's probably what he's doing. | |
| I mean, like that's what they get them to do. | |
| Like playing golf with Kid Rock. | |
| Like These people, they're on the Trump train. | |
| You think Trump controls the United States, really? | |
| I still still see people that like kind of know about the Zionist control uh in the in Trump's administration, but they think that like Trump is like good somehow. | |
| Like he surrounded himself with all these Zionist neocons and Israel first, but like he really cares about America and he's like bad up battling all the people that are around him. | |
| This is literally the rationalization that I've seen from people. | |
| Yeah, I mean, like you could have made that up about Obama, you could make that up about Bush Jr., Clinton, any of them that you want. | |
| I mean, it's uh it's just this crazy like mentality because what the Trump uh campaign did to the right is what the Obama campaign did to a lot on the left. | |
| Um it just brainwashed them into thinking, oh yeah, there's this guy that's came, and but Trump was not part of the system. | |
| Trump was saying about you know stuff about investigating possibly 9 11, putting uh Hillary Clinton in jail, you know, uh stopping all these big pedophile rings, all these things to appease people, either people who sort of conspiracy minded a bit, like they took over obviously Alex Jones on the other side, Alex had taken a lot of those people who were sort of conspiracy minded over. | |
| Um it's like Cambridge Analytica dog whistles to win over the the alternative media vote. | |
| Yeah, and what they did is because now they understand us and how we think on social media. | |
| But they have these algorithms, they can track what most of the population believe, and what we search for, and what we look for, and what videos we're watching, and they know. | |
| They know what the population thinks, so they know how to pander to you and they know how to lie to you, and they know what they what to make Trump say, to make people still in the loop. | |
| They know the stuff like, oh, if we bring like Q and on and all that stuff into it and all the rest of it. | |
| They know. | |
| And and Obama, it wasn't as uh well done as Trump, but Obama was a similar thing. | |
| He was this leftist, he had friends with these big professors, uh Jeremiah Wright, he knew uh uh all of these different professors, and uh like uh was uh a left wing guy that was talking about ending the occupation and was gonna you know give human rights to people and stuff like that. | |
| And the wars, and the war on drugs, uh be transparent, what else did he say? | |
| All types of stuff. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Yeah. | |
| The biggest drone bomber in uh in history until Trump, of course, Trump is amped it up, and now we don't even know how many people he's drone bombing because of that new uh bill that they're gonna be. | |
| And he was funded by uh you can go look at in Chicago, who brought him up. | |
| It's it's uh it's not America first people, and you know, he went to APEC, he did the Apex groveling, and he worked with Israel. | |
| They c they make it seem like he was so anti-Israel, but really he did they did the little jab at the end before he left where they abstained from the human rights vote on the the uh the settlements. | |
| But I I saw clips of Netanyahu thanking Obama a lot, thinking thanking him for things that he couldn't disclose, which you know uh Obama signed the Iron Dome funding, and you know, he it was business as usual, just I mean, it was no Trump. | |
| Trump is the best thing to ever happen for Israel, according to Adelson and Netanyahu, Jewish media. | |
| Yeah, well, I mean, to say like uh the Jewish media, I mean, that's a big brush we're painting. | |
| In in Israel is what I meant. | |
| Oh, Israeli media is what I meant. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Well, uh, yeah, 100%. | |
| Well, and and as far as Jewish media in America, that's Rupert Murdoch's words of News Corp. | |
| He says that the media that he called it the quote Jewish media should be more pro-Israel. | |
| In the United States. | |
| I swear that was a tweet. | |
| I got I got the clip. | |
| I've showed it in my videos before. | |
| Rupert Murdoch. | |
| And uh I want to back you up a second too, uh, remember we started in the beginning talking about the protests at Gaza. | |
| Uh I want to get into that a little bit more, because a lot of like the Zionist people and and just maybe people that watch mainstream media, they may think like, oh, well, it's it's like invaders coming at the border and you know, they're throwing kites and bombs and and they're rolling tires with explosives. | |
| So why is that not a good argument for what's happening there? | |
| Well, for instance, uh I can deconstruct this pretty easily and I can do it with the human rights report, for instance. | |
| Uh Israel came out and said just in one day on the 14th of May when they killed more than 60 Palestinian demonstrators in one day, shooting them with live ammunition. | |
| They said that more than 40 of them were Hamas members of armed wings. | |
| Uh the report said that less than 30 people out of all of the people killed were members of armed wings. | |
| It's still not legal under international law to kill somebody if they're a member of an armed armed wing, and there it is civil. | |
| Uh oh. | |
| He'll be back. | |
| There he is. | |
| You cut out a bit. | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| I was just getting a call. | |
| Um it just came over the phone. | |
| But um uh yeah, it's still not legal to uh kill them. | |
| Uh so uh you can't do that. | |
| Another thing is they have the full right under international law to fight against the occupying force under knee uh under the Fourth Geneva Conventions, extensions of it made it very very clear. | |
| International customer law, they have the full right to fight their illegal occupier with any force. | |
| So even if they were to kill thousands of those snipers, let's say, it's still not wrong under international law. | |
| They use the word clash. | |
| Clash is not a legitimate term to describe those protests. | |
| In the report, it mentioned four Israeli soldiers, fully armed snipers, soldiers, key words soldiers, were injured, right? | |
| Lightly injured during the demonstration. | |
| So we had four soldiers injured. | |
| And on the Palestinian side, now ultimately we've had around 29,000 injured. | |
| How is that a clash? | |
| No Israeli soldiers killed, 270 plus Palestinians killed. | |
| How's that a clash? | |
| There's no border. | |
| It's a slaughter, it's a slaughter. | |
| Yeah, go get into the get into the border. | |
| But I wanted to say one thing. | |
| They always may I hear a lot of people say, like, oh, you know, I'm just neutral on Israel in Palestine, you know, let them battle it out, I'll just stay out of it, whatever happens, happens. | |
| It you can't be neutral. | |
| If you're being neutral, you're not standing up for for the people who are having their human rights and being murdered and slaughtered. | |
| So being neutral is being uh complicit with Israel in the Zionist crimes. | |
| Yeah, you you can't you can't be neutral between uh a rape uh a rape victim and the rapist. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Like obviously you're just on one side. | |
| If you if for instance, if I'm reporting on a game of football which has been playing uh played, and one side has scored significantly more than the other one. | |
| I'm not gonna say, well, both of them won. | |
| But that's not being like in the name of balance, I don't say both teams won because they both tried hard, you know. | |
| Like it doesn't make any sense. | |
| So um, but getting into the border phase. | |
| Yeah, before before you hit on the border, uh uh I saw this when I saw Laura Loomer go on and debate George Galloway, he talked about the border, and she so this is the argument the Zionists give, and then I'll let you respond. | |
| They say, well, these these Palestinians, they're invaders, they want to get over the fence and they want to go kill, you know, civilians in in Israel. | |
| So tell me about why that's not true and this border wall as it's called, you know, what's the what's the truth behind that? | |
| Well, uh, if you want to look at evidence for them wanting to go over the border and kill people, uh none of them have ever done that. | |
| Uh there's been no people killed. | |
| They haven't nobody's ever stated that they wanted to do that. | |
| The armed wing has not been involved in this. | |
| Um and even the report, it investigated it. | |
| Basically, there's one uh higher committee of the Great Return March, which is what it's called, these marches in Gaza, um, which underneath it has 14 subcommittees, um, and they're comprised of every area in Gaza in the life of Gaza. | |
| And I'm I'm gonna get up a direct quote here. | |
| Um, so I'm gonna I'm gonna read something from you which comes from the report. | |
| Okay. | |
| Okay, so uh 12 subcommittees, sorry, not 14 subcommittees. | |
| So I've got the report here. | |
| I'm gonna say the report went on to say that quote, while the members of the committee held diverse political views, they stated that their unifying element was the principle that the march was to be fully peaceful from beginning to end, and demonstrators would be completely unarmed. | |
| So that's from the report. | |
| That's from the initial 22-page report, which was released at the end of February. | |
| Um we have no evidence for that. | |
| They haven't, and it's only been soldiers at one side of a fence uh with behind dirt mounds, fully trained, fully armed soldiers firing at demonstrators, and four of them have been injured. | |
| There have been no attacks on civilians. | |
| Nobody's alleged that there's gonna be attacks on civilians. | |
| Um and it's just a ridiculous argument, and then to say that there's a border, there is no border. | |
| There's no border. | |
| This is ridiculous. | |
| There's never been a border. | |
| Tell me what country Gaza is. | |
| Is Gaza a country? | |
| No. | |
| It's an occupied and externally occupied and a besieged territory, which Israel has the right under international law to make sure that it's comfortable for the people. | |
| And it's illegal. | |
| It's well well past uh what it's legally be uh supposed to uh have occupied the Gaza Strip for. | |
| So uh and it is still occupied, it's out occupied externally. | |
| I like to make uh a comparison, for instance. | |
| As trigger happy as we know the United States has been all over the world wherever it goes to invade and kill people, right? | |
| As trigger happy as we know that the United States has been. | |
| Has the United States ever, and it does have a border with Mexico, right? | |
| And there are Mexicans and other people immigrating and actually jumping over a border and coming into the United States. | |
| So has the United States ever lined up its snipers from its military to sit there and pick off and shoot women in the head, children in the head, uh, to shoot journalists, to shoot medics, and 270 of them. | |
| Has it ever started uh firing and killed uh and injured sorry, 29,000 people? | |
| No? | |
| No. | |
| And that's actual real border. | |
| That it's not a border there. | |
| They just put up an arbitrary fence and then locked them in in basically an open air concentration camp or prison where they're surrounded by checkpoints. | |
| They don't uh they can't sustain themselves and have an economy or ever do anything when you're you know, the Israel controls controls your perimeter. | |
| And and here's the thing, like Israel talks about its right to self-defense. | |
| It doesn't have one. | |
| When you're the aggressor, you don't have the right to self-defense. | |
| The Palestinians don't have precision weapons. | |
| So when they're firing at you, the only reason Hamas rockets, for instance, under international law are uh prohibited is because they are indiscriminate weapons. | |
| And they s we hear all the time the news says Hamas target with indiscriminate weapons Israeli civilians, which is a contradictory statement because you cannot target anything with indiscriminate weapons. | |
| It's like the Israelis who have precision weapons, an army, a navy, and an air force, and all of the best technology handed to it by the United States, and it's funded to the tune of billions uh by the United States and propped up by Western countries all over the world, uh, and also these uh puppet Arab countries too. | |
| Um it has the obligation to do one thing, the right to do one thing, to pack up and leave. | |
| Like basically in Gaza Strip, you have ninety-seven percent of the population, and there's two million people living there. | |
| So half of them are under the age of eighteen, so technically children. | |
| You can say teenagers if you want a lot of them, but children under the age of eighteen. | |
| And in order for them to live, they have to drink, and they most of them don't have the money, eighty percent of them rely on the UN uh food aid programs and other food aid programs. | |
| So most of them have to poison their children. | |
| So a million children are being systematically poisoned by Israel every single day. | |
| Does Israel the dirty water that they limit? | |
| Yeah, and that they're even limited as well. | |
| The peace deal, it was in the news the other day that this peace deal may include some type of desalination plant that's supposed to uh give jobs to Palestinians, so you know that just popped in my head since we're talking about water in Palestine. | |
| Um that would be great if it if it happens and it works out and they're happy with it. | |
| Um it would be great if the water desalination plants that already exist in the Gaza Strip had electricity to power them. | |
| Yeah, that's right. | |
| The limited electricity. | |
| That's that's uh causes lots of problems also. | |
| Yeah, when you when you drive through uh through the area, you see that You can tell what's a Palestinian building and what's uh Israeli settler building by if they have the tanks of water on top because the Palestine Palestinians have to have their water on top where Israel is get the you know preferential treatment, the chosen water. | |
| Um I got a super chat here that's gonna bring up an issue that you wanted to talk about, so perfect. | |
| And uh I was planning on just going maybe another 10 to 15 minutes. | |
| Are you cool with that? | |
| Yeah, sure. | |
| Alright, we have Israel did 9-11 says Israel loves Hamas. | |
| Netanyahu said we need to keep Hamas funded so the Palestinians can stay divided. | |
| Hamas is part of the Muslim Brotherhood, and the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood was a Freemason. | |
| So you wanted to you wanted to talk about that about people's misconceptions about Hamas, correct? | |
| Yeah, okay. | |
| Go ahead. | |
| So this might take a little bit of explaining to do. | |
| One, Netanyahu's never said we had to fund uh Hamas, and if he did that, he would never be elected again in Israel, for one. | |
| He's never funded them. | |
| However, the Israeli government did take a hands-off approach to Hamas at some points because they were actually trying to uh uh undermined uh uh Yasah Arafat. | |
| That did happen. | |
| The Israeli labor movement did do that at one stage. | |
| Hamas, people say that Israel has funded uh Hamas, and that it has tried to prop up Hamas in order to counteract Yasser Arafat, and the most famous statement made, and this is where it all comes from, is Ron Paul. | |
| And I really respect Ron Paul, and I know what he was getting at when he was saying this. | |
| He said that they really created Hamas because they helped Hamas because they wanted to counteract Yasah Arafat, and that to an extent is true. | |
| They did help create Hamas, very much true, because in the 1970s, there was an organization called the Mujama Is Islamiyyah. | |
| Um and the Mujama was uh not a militant group, not a fighting organization, um, but this was the precursor basically to Hamas. | |
| And this organization, which was started by Ahmed Yassin, Ahmad Yassin was the same person who started one of the same people who started Hamas. | |
| Um this organization was in the Gaza Strip because it was occupied internally by uh the Israelis at the time. | |
| It's uh its members were propped up to high positions. | |
| Um it was allowed to operate, it was allowed to beat up uh communists, nationalists, uh smash the liquor stores, throw acid in the faces of women who weren't dressing conservatively. | |
| Um and Israel wanted for Gaza, which was a diverse society of all different political and religious uh views, and there used to be a lot more Christians there, obviously it's majority Muslim, but um lots be uh more Christians there than there is currently. | |
| Um they wanted that this to happen, they wanted this division, and they funded Hamas as well, and we have not Hamas, we they funded the Mujama, uh, which we have uh evidence for too. | |
| However, Hamas was created in 1987, uh at the time of the first Intifada, uh so the first uprising, which was like this uh uh basically it was like you could say non-violent, they had stones and slingshots and stuff like that and burn the tires, but like unviolent in that they didn't have these military forces uh it that wasn't the idea of it anyway. | |
| Um Hamas was created in 1987. | |
| Um and before that, Ahmad Yasin, whilst the Mujama was still a thing, had already been arrested for weapons smuggling into the Gaza Strip and was already on the Israelis uh books. | |
| So they were already after him. | |
| He got out after one year of being in Israeli prison uh on a prisoner swap. | |
| Um and they uh uh traded uh for Israelis, they traded Palestinian prisoners. | |
| So he got out of prison, and he later went on with these other people to create Hamas. | |
| Now Hamas was not an armed group until five years later, when it established what's called uh the Isad Din al-Qassam brigades. | |
| Uh Al-Qassam was a famous fighter from in the 19 uh twenties and 30s in Palestine. | |
| He was actually of Syrian origin, but he fought against the British. | |
| So that armed wing was five years after. | |
| So they weren't an armed wing Hamas until in the 1990s. | |
| Um and their first campaigns were basically uh like armed campaigns, and like they started the suicide bombings, like a suicide bombing in Janine, uh near Jenin in the West Bank, which was in response to the massacre at the Ali Brahimi Mosque, which we've discussed before. | |
| Um, it had dual purposes. | |
| One to respond to settler violence, and two, uh actually three points. | |
| Free uh two to uh stop the settlers from coming into the West Bank and free to destroy the stu so-called two-state solution, um, because they saw it as traitorous to their cause. | |
| They wanted all their country, not two twenty-two percent of their country, uh, and they wanted right for the refugees to return back to their homeland. | |
| And Hamas ever since then have been a huge problem for Israel. | |
| And uh in 2000 uh and five, they so-called withdrew from the Gaza Strip and externally occupied it, and they withdrew the settlers because Hamas were such a formidable military force, uh, informidable fill uh military force that they could not uh sustain it. | |
| It was just gonna be too detrimental for them. | |
| Um and they withdrew, and then they besieged the Gaza Strip, then Hamas was elected. | |
| A lot of people say that they besieged after um like well they they started to implement things, then Hamas was elected, then they besieged it, um, then there was the Fatah uh Hamas thing. | |
| But basically what I'm trying to say is that people say that because of some Ron Paul speech that Hamas are controlled and best friends with Israel, that's not the case. | |
| There couldn't be worse enemies, and the only Palestinian organizations in the Ga uh at the moment that are operating that are in opposition to Israel, are in the Gaza Strip, and their Islamic Jihad, that's one of them, which was created in 1981, it's very close to Iran, uh, and the other one is Hamas. | |
| Um, and these are the two groups and their armed wings are the only things keeping Israel from coming back in. | |
| Um a lot of things, like a point I pulled up earlier, the rocket tactic is one to smoke them out. | |
| And sometimes it does a tiny bit of damage, but it does nothing. | |
| These rockets are like fireworks, right? | |
| Um but a lot of people accuse them of a lot of different things, and somebody also mentioned in their uh the person in the super chat also mentioned the Muslim Brotherhood. | |
| The Muslim Brotherhood is still close to Hamas, 100%. | |
| It what it did inspire them. | |
| But the fact that you can say that a guy was a Freemason, I don't know where your source is for him being a Freemason, perhaps. | |
| Uh it's not inconceivable, but it doesn't say a lot about Ahmed Yaseen, which is the Palestinian uh branch, uh like the Mujama and then Hamas, the Palestinian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood. | |
| Okay. | |
| Okay. | |
| Um what about it was in the news the other day that Hamas I saw the Zionists sharing this, trying to make it seem like uh Hamas you know, anti-Hamas stuff, but here let me get this up on the screen. | |
| It's uh Hamas violently suppresses Gaza economic protests. | |
| Do you have a take take on this? | |
| Did you see that? | |
| Yeah, um I didn't originally comment on this because uh there are people in Gaza that I respect and I'm friends with that are uh were part of these demonstrations. | |
| Uh but I per uh personally uh I saw something else come into them. | |
| So the protests, Hamas do crack down on protesters a lot of the time violently, and there were cases um in this one where they did crack down on uh violently, they didn't kill anyone, but they were violent. | |
| Um and again, Hamas is Hamas. | |
| I'm not defending them all in all. | |
| Um I'm just trying to put it in context. | |
| There was a four-day protest, and the protest uh was supposed to be about new taxes imposed. | |
| Now Hamas is extremely poor in the Gaza Strip and cannot get anything done. | |
| Um it was trying to ask uh and get a deal with Egypt negotiated so that Israel would allow for 30 million to come in from Qatar because it has no money. | |
| Um so it barely can pay its own uh people's salaries, right? | |
| And it has a lot of employees because it has to operate like a government, right? | |
| Has to have people operating in all different governmental organizations, the police force, the militant wing uh of Hamas, the armed wing. | |
| Um so it increased the taxes and people were just disgraced with this, they took to the streets, um, and there was violence on both sides of those protests. | |
| However, Hamas did do and commit some violent acts. | |
| But there was a lot Of videos shared which weren't actually from Gaza. | |
| There was a lot of videos and images that weren't shared from Gaza. | |
| And then the Palestinian authority basically hijacked the protest and turned it into a thing about Hamas disarming and taking over Hamas. | |
| Which was not the intention of the protests originally. | |
| And because of that, the protests end up stopping. | |
| Because if you disarm Hamas and you take down Hamas, and the people know this, then Israel re-invades. | |
| And if Israel re-invades, there's going to be so much blood. | |
| There'll be tens of thousands of people dead. | |
| And it's just not something that needs to happen. | |
| Again, it's not me standing up here being a Hamas stooge and standing up for Hamas, but just putting it in political and historical context as to what Hamas it is, what role it plays. | |
| And there's a lot of great books to read on this subject as well, which give a bit more context, and I suppose because my links to the Gaza Strip are a bit stronger than a lot of others, I can get this sort of information. | |
| I I thought it was interesting uh last week when on the same time as the New Zealand shooting is when these missiles uh these rockets went towards Tel Aviv and they retaliated, but they were blaming Hamas when Hamas denied responsibility and the other group denied responsibility for it. | |
| But that doesn't matter, they blame him anyway, and they and they retaliate. | |
| One of the target they said that they were targeting targeting like military bases. | |
| They said that there was a Navy base that they targeted first. | |
| Uh this is news to me. | |
| I've never heard of Palestine having a Navy fleet. | |
| Yeah, no, they're they're they're delusional, like there is no navy. | |
| They just bombed a port and they bombed it multiple times. | |
| Um and they use their precision weapons again, like Netanyahu doesn't want to escalate, so he didn't go and like attack anything where he'd kill a lot of people, you just destroy buildings, cultural centers, agricultural land, you know, destroy their crops so that they a lot more people can't eat and you know, destroy a lot of buildings, uh, you know, make it harder for Palestinians. | |
| But um that that's what they claim, but it's funny that it happens at the same time uh as uh the shooting, because I I always know okay, how bad is it gonna be? | |
| Are Israel gonna respond big time? | |
| There's got to be a distraction in the media. | |
| There's always a I'm not necessarily saying I don't have evidence for this that they orchestrate were involved. | |
| Oh, it's already been known even before this happened that a lot of times when when they do attack Gaza, that there's something else big in the news occurring at the same time. | |
| Oh, yeah, they need something big. | |
| I mean, it's with that flight, what was it? | |
| MH something uh which came down, and then Obama's election uh his inauguration, uh that was another time that they decided to attack. | |
| Um so they always use something in the media. | |
| Um and speaking of speaking of uh the Malaysian airliner that disappeared, uh the president of Malaysia, we've seen what he says about Israel and and Jewish power in America, right? | |
| You've seen him before the Malaysian president, and uh um it just recently Netanyahu has given been been given these tech speeches about how Israel is protecting airplanes from cyber hackers, and we're protecting people when that are flying and protecting the world from all these threats, all these terrorist threats. | |
| Isn't that crazy? | |
| Well, one that he says that they're control you know, where was he to protect the Malaysia airline, and two, uh, you know, just reminds us so much of 9-11 and hijackings and stuff and Israel having involvement with that sort of thing. | |
| Yeah, yeah, no, of course. | |
| They're involved in all of these sort of attacks. | |
| I mean, anybody that's uh that's looked at the information and is gonna deny it, you know. | |
| Like you get people that go out there and say things uh one, they say crazy things about uh 9-11 itself and blow it out of proportion, um, and then you get people that say the Jews did 9-11, which is stupid. | |
| But like uh Israeli involvement in 9-11, how can you deny that? | |
| Neo-con involvement in 9-11, how can you d deny that? | |
| It's 100%. | |
| Anybody that's not saying it is just scared to say it. | |
| Uh Netanyahu and Ehud Barak were all over the media and testifying in front of Congress, uh, you know, pounding the drum for us to launch this war on terror, which he wrote books about a decade earlier, and and you know, had planned out for America to defeat all of their enemies in the Middle East so they could emerge from the ashes as the world superpower. | |
| Um, you know, back uh backing up a second to Hamas, like just imagine uh I asked Zionists like uh Laura Loomer who celebrates 58 shot and killed in one day in Gaza, like you can tell that it's mass so uh sociopaths, like not being able to have any type of uh empathy for other people to if you were in Gaza, if you were Palestinian in 1948 and and your family was murdered and kicked out of the land, what would you do? | |
| Like put yourself in their shoes in Gaza and would you be protesting? | |
| If you if not, I mean you're just sitting there taking the abuse. | |
| Well, look at what they say about the Holocaust to this day, and it that happened back in the 1940s. | |
| Look what they have to say about that 24-7, Holocaust, holocaust, holocaust. | |
| Every like, because we know there are Jews who are in like influential positions in Hollywood in the media and the rest of it, and they want to project that because that's so important to them to let the world know about the Holocaust. | |
| So why can't you empathize with other people who are do who are enduring it now? | |
| Now it's like it's not it's not it didn't happen in the 1940s. | |
| It's been happening since the the late 1800s up until now. | |
| And it's still going on, and it's always getting worse. | |
| And Gaza is a concentration camp. | |
| How can you not empathize? | |
| I mean, it's it's just how can you blame them for using kites with with like I don't know if they uh f with fires on them when you know that's all they have. | |
| Like there's there's a comedian uh named Frankie Boyle, he's from Scotland, and he said, he's like, oh, they're using kites, they're using balloons. | |
| He's just like, is that how could you be an Israeli propagandist? | |
| He's like, you know, the next week they're gonna be standing up there and saying they're farting in beach bulls and bouncing them over the fence. | |
| Like, you know, like what what next? | |
| Like, what are you gonna say? | |
| Like, these people are just so crazy. | |
| There's this one woman I remember uh when the return march just started, and she's an IDF woman with a British accent. | |
| Um, and she said, you know, there was uh Hamas were trying to force this girl up to the fence, and they were trying to force this girl to walk towards us, and uh we shot near her, but we didn't shoot her, we shot, and that's the that's how compassionate we are. | |
| It's like we didn't shoot her. | |
| You didn't shoot a little girl. | |
| That's how compassionate you are. | |
| You shot next to a little girl. | |
| They brag about their compassion and the their uh their humanitarianism when they give medical aid to ISIS that's fighting in Syria. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Aren't they so nice to take care of ISIS? | |
| And you know, whenever we talk about this sort of thing, instantly the trick, they say it's anti-Semitic, you can't criticize anything they do. | |
| But it what kills me is at the same time, they'll say that, oh, you guys are anti-Semitic because you're jealous of Jewish success, or you're you're jealous that we're chosen, or we're the smartest and and have the most the most uh uh the most success. | |
| We're jealous of their success. | |
| But also simultaneously they say that it's anti-Semitic to talk about their success or their control or their power. | |
| So it's just how do they think they can get away with having it both ways? | |
| But they are racist, these people that are saying this, and therefore kind of about you calling out their racism, and they like to play that card, so they get so incredibly mad when you play it. | |
| Like if you want to start arguing with one of these people, the first thing you've got to establish, first and foremost, I always establish Israel is a racist state. | |
| Zionism is racism, and that's the first thing you establish with them, and then when they want to say you're anti-Semitic, though, it's like, well, you're just saying you're racist, no, you're racist. | |
| Um how are we racing criticizing racism? | |
| And a lot of people, I go all over the world, all different places, in all different Western countries and non-Western countries, and I participate in pro-Palestine stuff all over, or I document it. | |
| And I find Jewish people every single country, city that I go to involved in this stuff. | |
| Are they all anti-Semitic? | |
| The whole world is. | |
| The whole world has been anti-Semitic for thousands of years. | |
| Everyone else is to blame. | |
| I mean, like, if I go up to uh I don't know, some neo-Nazi, And I start talking about how what he's saying is racist and horrible. | |
| And he comes back with the argument, well, you just hate white people. | |
| Do I take that seriously? | |
| Yeah, you're an anti you're an anti-Nazi. | |
| You're an anti uh KKK. | |
| There's nothing wrong with that, but somehow there's there's it's it's wrong to be anti-Zionist. | |
| That's like saying it's to be wrong to be anti-murder or anti-corruption or anti-anything bad. | |
| And insert something bad here. | |
| You're not allowed to be anti. | |
| You're not allowed to be uh against them. | |
| You're not allowed to say stereotypes, which you know, they whether they're true or not. | |
| Like, I mean, it's just ridiculous. | |
| It's a policing of the language as well. | |
| You can't say this, or it's an anti-Semitic trope and the rest of it. | |
| It's like we're when you're talking in the context of talking about Israeli war crimes, we're talking about rich neocons, rich bankers, individuals who are in places in the media and all the stuff. | |
| We're criticizing these people. | |
| Why are you pulling it into their identity? | |
| Right. | |
| Why are you into their identity? | |
| We're talking about their philosophy, the way they think, what they're doing, who they are, and who they are and who they think they are, who they identify as. | |
| We're not talking about a big group of people that like I mean, if you legitimately hate Jewish people, like it's just a dumb position to be from. | |
| Like, because Jewish people, because now it's an identity thing, it's not a religion. | |
| But Jewish people are just people. | |
| Like you can c they can grow up with a certain view going this way or that way. | |
| That's how it is. | |
| It's like the majority of Jewish people, however, unfortunately now uh have been brainwashed into thinking in like calling themselves a Zionist. | |
| But that's changing now. | |
| Because they can't, for instance, in the United States it's changing, not changing in Australia, not changing in Canada, but it's changing in the United States. | |
| Because in the United States, the Jewish community there are overwhelmingly liberal, and liberal Jews can't reconcile what Israel is doing in that right-wing government with their liberal values. | |
| But in Australia, for instance, the mo most of them are hardcore right wing Jewish people, and therefore they can get on with that. | |
| Because what uh Israel has done as well, it's got these Tommy Robinson types, you know, rebel media in its back pocket, and it's got on board with all of these like basically alt-right, right wing nut jobs who blame everything on Muslims. | |
| Um that's the one thing they can relate on. | |
| We all hate Muslims, our enemy is Muslims, war on terror, and the government line just fed you in a slightly different way that's a little bit more offensive than what your government's like and that's what that's what it is. | |
| That's what the alt-right is. | |
| The line that they give is uh why do you deny the right for a uh their right for a Jewish state? | |
| What what's wrong with that argument that they always make? | |
| I know it's stupid, it's easy, but I just I want to hear your your response to that. | |
| It's pretend I'm a Zionist. | |
| Why do you deny the right for a Jewish state, Robert? | |
| Okay, why can't I have a white state? | |
| Why can't we have a Christian state? | |
| Why can't we have an Islamic state? | |
| Well, let's let ISIS have its own state. | |
| Why not? | |
| Let's have a state based upon ethnicities, let's reorganize the world into uh like it was thousands and thousands of years ago. | |
| Let's all go back three thousand years ago and organize the world into these literal tiny states where we have like, you know, a people who are uh who their origins were according to this originated here and there's a lot of people. | |
| Some certain time, because over time everybody changes and gets conquered and you know. | |
| Um it's another thing, like, do you believe like uh if you believe in a Jewish only state, you're a racist? | |
| Because uh alright, if it was organically, like a majority Jewish place, there was no like there was none of this, and it was like, and they said we're the Jewish state because this is the Jewish uh nation and it and you know, like there's just Jews there, and they say this is a Jewish state and we're proud of our Jewish heritage and blah, blah, blah. | |
| I wouldn't really have a problem with it. | |
| But then you start saying, like, you're gonna go over to somewhere else where most of the population is not Jewish, and take people from all over the world who have the same faith or identity, and put them in a place and then say we have to have a Jewish state. | |
| Why? | |
| Why do you have to have a Jewish state? | |
| Why do you have to have a Jewish state? | |
| How is it not racist? | |
| You have a Jewish state, and then 25% of the population are just nothing and racially Discriminated against. | |
| No, you don't have the right to a Jewish state. | |
| That's no right, no legitimacy. | |
| It's racist. | |
| That's all it is. | |
| So it's a so to refute that argument is it we're not against a Jewish state. | |
| It's where the Jewish state is and them showing up and taking other people's land because they said they're chosen and God gave it to them. | |
| That that's what the problem is. | |
| So they kind of mischaracterize what people are saying. | |
| And they make it seem like it's only because they're Jewish that we're upset about what they did uh with the Nakba and and how they continue to treat uh the Palestine. | |
| And on top of that, I mean, like if you have a place where they're majority Christian or majority Muslim, I don't want to I wouldn't personally want to live in a country where a group of people that we have minority communities, whether they move in or not or whatever. | |
| Well, for whatever reason, there's different minority communities which have different life rights under the law. | |
| Like, do we have a Christian state? | |
| No. | |
| But you're your land, you can have a majority Christian country, a majority Christian nation, you know, you can be very close with it. | |
| But to have a Christian state, or like where like for instance, like if we have a Muslim. | |
| Theocracy, right? | |
| The theocracy. | |
| Like that's what it is. | |
| Like if you have a state like that as well, you cannot just say if you want to say we have a Jewish state, a Muslim state, a Christian state, you can't say that it's a state just for that group where no other group has any rights. | |
| Because that's stupid. | |
| They don't have the same rights as the next person, because that's stupid. | |
| That's oppressive. | |
| You know? | |
| So it's just a stupid argument. | |
| I mean, like, how can they make that? | |
| It's identity politics. | |
| And the right love to go on about oh, the left and the liberals. | |
| It's like, but when it comes to Israel, they're exactly the same. | |
| Mm-hmm. | |
| Same with how they try to throw out labels that anybody won uh that wants to speak against them. | |
| You know, throw out the buzzword labels. | |
| Do you have a few more minutes to go through these super chats I have backed up? | |
| Yeah, for sure. | |
| We got uh Eagle Eyes says Cybernetics Palantir Talpiat and IoT plus SAI. | |
| I think I saw that same one uh in last night's stream. | |
| Thank you, Eagle Eyes. | |
| Yeah, Cybernetics, the tech takeover. | |
| We touched on that a little bit, that their re-engineering stuff. | |
| Dokes, what's up? | |
| Thank you, Doke says ask Rob what Robert thinks about Japan having 99% Japanese society and one percent crime weight rate. | |
| I think multiculturalism is cultural genocide. | |
| Look at American culture, it's Hollywood. | |
| That's a good point. | |
| They do say in the documentary that Hollywood was the American dream or created the American dream. | |
| Uh I don't really want to get into a a whole long nationalism talk again at the end of a two-hour podcast. | |
| But thank you, Dokes. | |
| Um Mexi Gringo says King Abdullah's red line is the Temple Mount thoughts. | |
| I'll bring this up. | |
| I uh I look Googled that when I saw that come in, and that is interesting. | |
| I saw that um here, look at this up. | |
| I saw that a while ago the Saudi King said that he was taking the the peace deal negotiations away from MBS that he was doing with Kushner, but it seems like MBS is back on it now, and then I guess here's this four days ago. | |
| Temple Mount tensions, Jordan Kings called Jerusalem a red line. | |
| See? | |
| Abdullah says kingdom has duty to protect religious sites. | |
| They're gonna try to take this away from them and give it to Saudi Arabia. | |
| Mm-hmm. | |
| Yeah, because right now uh in 1993, as of 1993, Jordan was given basically uh control uh of the site. | |
| Uh whereas it like if how I don't know if you've been there. | |
| Have you ever been to the uh uh Masjid al-Aqsa and the Dome of the Rocks? | |
| Uh when I went to Palestine, we stayed in Jerusalem for one day, and the tour guide uh took too much time that we had to leave before getting to go to the one place I wanted to go more than anywhere. | |
| So no, I didn't get to go on the Temple Mount. | |
| I saw it, I was pretty close, but I didn't get to actually go up right near it. | |
| Yeah, I got to go inside of it, and you get to like uh you can go underground as well, uh, under inside. | |
| Um and same with Masjid Al-Aqsa as well. | |
| Originally they wouldn't let me in because they wouldn't believe that a white person could be Muslim, so they told me that I couldn't go in. | |
| Oh, you are a m uh, you're a Muslim. | |
| I didn't know that. | |
| Yeah, yeah, I'm a Muslim. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Well when did you become a Muslim? | |
| Uh three years ago. | |
| Three years. | |
| And and how long have you been a pro-Palestinian activist? | |
| Six years. | |
| Six years? | |
| Okay, interesting, interesting. | |
| I didn't know that. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Alright. | |
| But uh yeah, I was able to get into all of the sites uh because of that and get shown around by uh shifs and stuff like that, which was good. | |
| But um yeah, I I think I missed the original point. | |
| But yeah, in 1993, um there uh was basically uh something signed an agreement signed where Jordan has power, so all of the guards on the inside, the outsiders, the Israeli police that you're around the sites, and they come in all the time, and the settlers come in and you know trash and all this. | |
| Especially recently they've been raiding in and more and more often, right? | |
| Yeah, and that's again that this plays into Netanyahu's hands with his uh with his election campaign, you know. | |
| Just last week there was like a fire bomb there, and then I saw his IDF soldiers were on the top of Al Aqsa, like surrounding the top perimeter on the roof. | |
| Yeah, yeah, they were, and uh this this like they basically closed the whole entire site to anybody and prohibited them from praying there. | |
| Um and then the Israelis organized a big demonstration against like Arabs in the city, but I don't think it ever took place. | |
| I think they the Israeli authorities closed it down because it would have been extremely violent if it happened. | |
| So no, it would it looked like one of my theories, and I've heard uh other people suggest this also is that they're gonna use a Christian and blame a Christian on blowing up the Dome of the Rock. | |
| So that that's gonna create more of the clash of civilizations that 9 11 did of Islam versus Christianity. | |
| Yeah, no, they tried that before as well. | |
| They tried uh like uh well, a crazy Christian, they say, tried to do it, and there's been several attempts to try and uh destroy and burn down uh uh Alaksa and uh the Dome of the Rock. | |
| So yeah, um like I I don't doubt it. | |
| I mean they could try and do that, and their plan is to try and blame it on Christians. | |
| But I mean, are Muslims gonna be that stupid? | |
| I mean, they they know well it I mean it could be they know the Christians and the Jews want to do it. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I mean, well, if you look at Middle Eastern Christians, Middle Eastern Christians are uh quite different to a lot of Christians in the West. | |
| Like most Middle Eastern qu Christians, other than you can get like Maronites and and and certain types in in Lebanon and stuff like that, which will support Israel, um, because they've been bought off by them basically. | |
| Um and they've had a history of having like groups that will work with Israel there. | |
| Uh Middle Eastern Christians absolutely despise and hate Israel. | |
| Um, and these are the oldest uh Christian traditions, not the Palestinian Christian tradition is the oldest Christian uh tradition in the world, and the Syrians as well. | |
| Um and they completely despise and same with e in Egypt, the Egyptians. | |
| Um Middle Eastern Christians have a different perspective on Israel. | |
| It's just that Christianity, the way it's been sort of turned and uh sort of perverted uh in the West Catholicism also used to be uh like they didn't want to recognize the Zionist uh in Israel, I believe. | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| And it's through great pressure that they uh forced these organizations into doing things. | |
| Um and it's just been perverted and used. | |
| Um yeah, you you'll find amongst Middle Eastern Christians that they've their uh opinions and takes are completely different because um there's a great proportion of Palestinian Christians, most of them don't live there anymore in Palestine, unfortunately, uh, because it's just too hard for them to live there, and uh a lot of them were expelled as well. | |
| There's a great portion of the population in Palestine which are are Christians. | |
| Most of them live outside though, they've been expelled. | |
| They still burn and attack the churches and the rest of it. | |
| Um and this is the sad thing and dividing people because the Palestinian people were one before. | |
| They had little problems before the Sionist project with Jews, Christians, and there's even accounts where Christians were offered um this is during the Nakbah. | |
| Christians were offered to stay and remain in their uh in their uh sit uh their towns and their villages, and they said, Well, just expel the Muslims. | |
| And the Christians said, no, we won't. | |
| We're not going to do that. | |
| We're if you're like if you're expelling uh our Muslim neighbors, then we're going to stay with you. | |
| Uh stay uh we're gonna stay here with them, and you're gonna have to expel all of us. | |
| Um and that's how they were. | |
| Interesting. | |
| I I didn't know that. | |
| Similar in Syria, I have a friend, uh a Christian friend from Damascus, and I remember speaking to him once, and uh he was speaking about a friend of his, and I said to him in the middle of the conversation, I said, Oh, like uh what like uh it's like uh is your friend uh like is he like uh we see Shia, Sunni, like what is he? | |
| And he's like, Oh, I don't know. | |
| Like he might be Christian, I don't know. | |
| He just didn't care. | |
| They don't they don't care. | |
| Like it's just your personal thing. | |
| And that's how it used to be. | |
| Um in the Gaza Strip used to be a lot different place as well, uh, and a lot of Palestinian cities used to be different places, and they've just absolutely tormented the people at the Middle East to such an extent where they've just destroyed everything that they once had. | |
| Um and they've really created this sectarianism, like in Iraq, the sectarianism was nothing back in the day. | |
| Now you speak to an Iraqi Shia or Sunni, you're gonna get a completely different perspective. | |
| Netanyahu promised before the invasion of Iraq that uh taking out um Saddam would undoubtedly have positive reverberations throughout the region. | |
| That's a couple of positive. | |
| Okay, um I'll get through the rest of these now. | |
| Here we have Eagle Eyes, no time limit, Adam. | |
| Let the convo roll good stuff. | |
| Yeah, he's a few hours ahead of me though, it's kids think it's getting late over there, and uh it's it's hard to sit for too long. | |
| Nice show, guys. | |
| Thank you, Sari Jayler, uh Sailor Jerry. | |
| Bamboo Soldier says, Thanks a lot, Adam and Robert, for a great stream. | |
| Much love to you guys, and thank you for keeping up the fight. | |
| Much love to you. | |
| Eagle Eyes again says, What solutions are there for dealing with this blatant subversion? | |
| Is it calling reps, organizing protests? | |
| Who will lead? | |
| You got a thought on that? | |
| I don't think calling our representatives does anything, to be honest. | |
| They're they're bought and paid for by APEC, they don't answer to us. | |
| I've I've done that before. | |
| I've done the letters, they send you some default thing back and don't even think twice about it. | |
| I think there is an approach which you can take as an individual to send it, um, is not going to do anything, but to apply pressure to individual uh representatives, some are less bored off than the others, some are less subservient and less knowledgeable than others. | |
| And you can at least send a message if you had a big group of you doing it. | |
| Uh like so if you had a mailing list, you have a website or something like that, and you get people to do that, that can potentially do something. | |
| Um and there are senators uh which like have you know gone in and uh challenged. | |
| Some will be receptive, some will be receptive to it, yeah. | |
| It does it doesn't take much. | |
| Look, just Ilhan Omar stood up in and just acknowledged APEC, and look now a whole bunch of the Democrats that are running for 2020 are boycotting APEC, and it's great to be hearing about boycotts of APEC. | |
| Yeah, yeah, exactly. | |
| And she's opened a conversation that uh nobody was brave enough to open up for um and she's taken a hit for it, but I mean, like that's just uh what people have got to do. | |
| And now this conversation is open, people are talking about this, it's becoming acceptable now. | |
| Uh and they've lost that battle there because by attacking her that way, they just showed how powerful they are. | |
| That's all that's what they did. | |
| But yeah, I mean it uh protest ha happened to show Palestinians, for instance, if they've got an event happening on the 30th of March, there should be protests wherever you are, which are in solidarity with uh the Palestinians who are marching in Gaza. | |
| This is like a a big day, it's called land day for the Palestinians. | |
| That that should be a good one because the Palestinians, especially the media in Palestine, they really do uh focus on this stuff, so they'll show it on their media. | |
| Look, you know, London, New York, uh, you know, wherever are protesting with us, you know, or now standing with us. | |
| So it sends a message to them. | |
| They do see this stuff. | |
| Um, it does get through to them. | |
| They do have uh quite a good control of social media and uh in their media as well, they put a lot of stuff up. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Uh vestments and sanctions. | |
| Right. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Talk support BDS, talk about BDS. | |
| Bill Ahora says uh Robert Inglukesh, you're doing brave and important work, but I think you underestimate the size of the tribe's big brush of mass media. | |
| I think I think you're well aware of the Zionist control of media. | |
| I don't think you'd disagree with that, right? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Like I I don't I don't doubt it. | |
| I mean, it even pressures organizations that aren't owned by them as well not to organize uh not to publish things. | |
| Uh I mean, for instance, Al Jazeera, which is critic uh completely critical of Israel, um is owned by Qatar. | |
| Uh the Israel lobby, for instance, because the direct owners of Al Jazeera are not uh Zionists. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Um like they were pressured. | |
| Qatar, the state was pressured directly, um, to not release the the Israel lobby uh documentary. | |
| So no, like I understand their control and domination of media. | |
| It's a it's a complete control and domination of media. | |
| I mean, you look, Palestinians die, Israeli soldiers are killed. | |
| There's a fence, uh, there's uh there's a border, not a fence. | |
| There are clashes, you know. | |
| Israel retaliates to strikes from Gaza, which doesn't happen. | |
| Um, you know, there's so many things to go through, but no, I understand fully uh the this group of people um have complete power when it comes to their influence in media, and it's all in that Al Jazeera documentary, the lobby that you're talking about, uh they tried to suppress it and they called it anti-Semitic, of course, right. | |
| Undercover video of them bragging about their control of America and spying is and is anti-Semitic. | |
| Yeah, it's so played out. | |
| But in that documentary, they brag about how they control the lobbying of Congress, they have all the think tanks that come up with and control the ideas, and then they have the the media connections and own the media company, so it's the three legs that they stand on. | |
| You have to have all three, otherwise you don't have complete uh subordination of America. | |
| Yeah. | |
| No, exactly. | |
| They they need everything that they're under next we have uh I'm not sure if this is the real a real account or not, but HT handsome truth 27 says this is a good guess. | |
| Russian Jews backdoored 9-11 through Israel, Bolshevik Chabad Jews did 9-11, Bolshevik Chabad, and and I'd like to add Christian Zionists as well. | |
| Well, I don't I don't know if I don't know if we can prove Chabad did 9-11, but I would definitely say Netanyahu and his cronies were involved with some with some uh planning. | |
| I don't get the Bolshevik connection. | |
| The the bull well, the Bolsheviks are who uh uh occupied Israel in 1948. | |
| You know, they all came from uh Soviet Union. | |
| Okay, yeah, yeah. | |
| I get it. | |
| Alright, I get it. | |
| Right, yeah. | |
| Okay, John Smith says, what's this guy's opinion on child brides in Islam, I suppose. | |
| Child brides in Islam. | |
| We hear the Zionists always talk about uh Muhammad was a pedophile, but they ignore all the stuff that the rabbis say in the Talmud about um. | |
| Oh, and another misconception that the Zionists say is that that Muslims do female uh genilate uh female genital mutilation, genilation, I must say. | |
| And I heard that's not true. | |
| A lot of people in the comments says that's like an African African custom. | |
| And like groups like the birds uh do it in in great numbers as well. | |
| There's groups in the Middle East that do to it. | |
| Um however, like it's an African phenomenon, and more uh more Christians and other groups do it in Africa than Muslims. | |
| Um so yeah, that's not something that's specific to Islam. | |
| I I don't uh like that at all. | |
| Like I mean, that that's completely condemned by me. | |
| Uh marrying children, uh show me anywhere in the Quran uh hadith where it says you can marry like I mean people argue it. | |
| People do argue it, but you can't read in anything mainstream that's gonna tell you to go marry a kid. | |
| But people try and I feel like I have seen articles of of of that happening, like uh old guys marrying like nine-year-old girls or something. | |
| Is that something that's like pervasive or or prevalent? | |
| Oh, sure. | |
| Oh, well, it's not prevalent, but uh sure it happens, hundred percent. | |
| And in some countries more than others, I mean, it depends what country you go into. | |
| It depends what culture the people have. | |
| They're not marrying nine year old girls in Palestine, I'll tell you that. | |
| Right? | |
| Palestine in the Levant, Palestine, Syria, Lebanon, yeah. | |
| Uh um, but like in Yemen, Yemen, it's actually more common. | |
| But again, like you had to look at the context of these places. | |
| Um it's awful too, it's awful. | |
| We've gonna clear that up that we're definitely against uh child child brides, if that wasn't already well well uh clarified. | |
| Yeah, you'll get people in the comment section, no more news is for child brides. | |
| Yeah. | |
| So how how do they uh how do they justify it in places? | |
| Have have you heard their their arguments on why they think it's okay to marry nine-year-olds? | |
| It's probably because it's like a family thing, is is that what it is? | |
| It's more like connecting the families and for political reasons, kind of like kings and queens would marry off their daughters. | |
| Um I've heard the the reason that I hear that people try and justify something disgusting like that is they say, well, if there's consent, if there's consent from the parents, if there's consent from the person, then you can marry like I mean it's just disgusting and it's it's pedophilia to me that you know um and there's a lot of moderate Muslims. | |
| I know some of them I talk I talked to in in Palestine that like uh would condemn any of this ridiculous stuff and are so like just normal, regular good people that you know, we get the there's a documentary, Real Bad Arabs where they talk about all the demonization of Arabs, and this is like a Zionist plan to to vilify Islam so that they because it's their political enemies in the Middle East. | |
| Yeah, yeah, no, definitely, like uh, and like you said, that that movie really does uh uh it shows you how they try and portray Arabs and Muslims in general. | |
| But I think that like this whole portrayal of like a moderate Muslim, it's like do we say moderate Christian? | |
| It's like moderate to what? | |
| Like, you know, to like you're trying to say, like I'm not you saying you're trying to say this, but the people that founded these terms and say these terms is like moderate Muslims do this. | |
| It's like most Muslims, most Muslims are so-called moderate Muslims. | |
| They're just Muslims. | |
| And then you get super conservative people, you get your Salafist whack jobs, you get people with different political opinions, uh, you get all the way you get Gnostic Muslims like Sufis, you get your Shia, your Sunni, your Alawi, all different types and and strains and uh Wahhabi. | |
| I don't know if I heard you say Wahhabi. | |
| That's the Oh Wahhabi, yeah. | |
| But Wahhabis are, yeah, the specific type obviously kind of came out of uh Saudi Arabia. | |
| Um yeah, but you get these types, right? | |
| Um but they're smaller groups of people, um, and there's lots of different thoughts in the Muslim world, and I mean like it's just there's uh not a lot of knowledge by people generally on Muslims or anything like I mean, people can compare, for instance, Hezbollah to ISIS or Hezbollah to Hamas. | |
| And the only thing they've got, which is in common, is that they're Muslims in some way, shape, or form or the other, and they have guns that's about it. | |
| They fight. | |
| That's about the only thing I I mean it's it's ridiculous to try and compare the two. | |
| It's like Isbollah is the polar opposite of ISIS. | |
| It's the polar opposite uh politically, uh religiously, what it does in the world, what role it plays, you know, um, and there's just a lack of information, I think, on Muslims in general. | |
| And I think a lot of these issues, if you speak to rational Muslims about them, just normal, but rational, let you say you speak to people in Palestine. | |
| Like a lot of these issues that you have, the questions you have about Muslims can be answered um really easily if you just speak to some people. | |
| You might find some nut jobs. | |
| I know a lot of n nut jobs that are Muslims, but like it's just you know, it's like any group, people don't know anything about Sikhs or Hindus or whatever, but you know, the difference between Sikhs, Hindus, and Muslims is that after 9-11, Muslims were just terrorists, terrorists, terrorists, terrorists in every single Hollywood movie, they're blowing stuff up every TV show they're blowing stuff up and then like now they're starting to censor the media and when it comes to talking about like Islamic terrorists and stuff like that. | |
| So now people think that they're being censored. | |
| It's like but this thought has already been installed in people's brains about Muslims. |
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