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Sept. 24, 2025 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams

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Michael Yon DECODES the Charlie Kirk murder and reveals who benefits...

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	I think we know who killed Charlie Kirk.
	And interestingly, and I'm gonna say it, it's obviously Zionist.
	Charlie Kirk was clearly a puppet.
	Sometimes the puppets just stay puppets for the rest of their life.
	Happy puppet, happy relationship, but he's now starting to move.
	He's going against Israel.
	He's going against the genocide in Gaza.
	That's my assessment of what actually happened, and it got him killed.
	That's my assessment, right?
	Okay.
	Uh and uh and I think that's what actually happened.
	I think the evidence would support or does support that.
	Welcome to today's interview here on Brighton.com.
	I'm Mike Adams, the founder of Brattion, and today we're joined by a friend and uh just an incredible analyst whose information I've really come to respect over the years.
	He has been right about every single thing that we've talked about for the last three or four years.
	It's Michael Young.
	He joins us right now from overseas.
	I believe he's in Japan at the moment.
	So welcome, Michael Jan.
	It's great to have you back on today.
	Uh thanks for having me on.
	Actually, Masako and I have come over to Thailand.
	Oh looking at similar yep, looking at similar issues.
	It's the same story everywhere we go.
	For instance, dope stores all over the place here now in Thailand.
	And we went in, we went into one of the dope stores tonight looking at it.
	And uh, and they they were they had a celebratory little poster there that is three years that and it actually said I think something like celebrating three years of of weed leak being legal.
	I say I sent you a photo of that.
	I just sent it to you.
	Oh, okay.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Well, it's just yeah, they're there's co uh clearly under attack, you know, that that they're attacking Thailand just like they're attacking other places with with drugs.
	Yeah.
	Well, I our whole world, I mean, human culture is under attack right now by these globalist entities.
	And I want to ask you to start off with here uh uh about one of the other attacks, you know, the the assassination of of Charlie Kirk.
	And now we are being told this obviously made up cover story that claims that Charlie Kirk was shot with a high-powered hunting rifle with a 30-0-6 round that just barely penetrated his skin.
	Apparently, it was found under his skin, and they said that his neck, because he is the man of steel, uh, that his neck stopped the 30-06 round, and that's why we don't have an exit wound.
	Now, you, as a very accomplished war correspondent, you've seen right up close.
	You've seen people shot and killed, you've seen people shot and live.
	Uh what is your assessment, your professional assessment about could a human neck stop a 30-0-6 round.
	That's a that's a joke.
	You know what I mean?
	And you know that because you're very uh knowledgeable about rifles yourself.
	Yes.
	And uh, I mean, so you you already know that, but you we're talking for the benefit of people that don't know much about uh rifles and and specifically let's say the 306.
	My father had one when I was a child, and you know, obviously that thing whoops when it when you shoot it.
	And uh and uh interestingly, Masako and I last year we were in I've told you about this bear hunter in Japan before.
	We were up at his house.
	He had a 30-6.
	There's a lot of bears in Japan, by the way.
	A lot of people don't realize that.
	And they're very dangerous bears.
	So he had a 30-od six.
	That's what he uses to hunt bear with.
	And interestingly, I talked with a woman a couple of days ago, an American woman.
	She killed two bears with a 30-od six, right?
	Uh so I mean, this is uh this is the this is a bear rifle, quite literally.
	Right.
	Well, and that round is used to hunt elk, it's used to hunt very large animals, moose, even uh uh alligators, even it can be used to hunt hippos, although larger rounds are typically preferred for something like that.
	I would say it's too big for an alligator, actually.
	I used to hunt alligators.
	I I'm serious.
	I mean, I used to have I mean, and uh I mean, the biggest alligator I ever killed was when I was 14 years old.
	That's funny that you bring that up.
	It's uh because that's a good thing to bring up.
	Uh uh, and I killed it with a 20-gauge shotgun, not a 12, but a 20 and a 22.
	So it was a 22 caliber rifle.
	And it was an over and under, you know, those over and under rifles that are 12 gauge 22, or uh 20, it was 20 gauge 2022.
	That's what I shot it with.
	No kids.
	I shot it a close rate.
	Oh, yeah.
	And uh, and I've got a I put a photo in it of my first book, Danger Close.
	You can see me holding the gator tail.
	I was 14 years old.
	The gator was bigger than I was.
	It was 12 feet three inches long.
	And so that was just a 20 gauge and a 22.
	A 306 is, I would say roughly twice as powerful as an M16, roughly, maybe maybe more.
	It's certainly it's certainly not, it's not even in the ballpark of M16.
	It's like it's on the it's on somewhere, I would say about twice as powerful as an M16.
	Well, I I mean I looked up the ballistics on it, and uh the typical 306 round leaves the muzzle with about 3,000 foot pounds of energy, which is extraordinary.
	I mean, imagine if you were laying on your back on the ground and you took like a uh a steel rod the diameter of a pencil, and you put that steel rod on your neck while you're lying down, and then on top of that, you put a 3,000-pound car.
	Would your neck, would your neck stop the car from you know, from and the rod from going through your neck?
	No.
	I think we know who killed Charlie Kirk.
	And interestingly, and I'm gonna say it, it's obviously Zionist, right?
	Just like people ask me all the time, or used to ask me all the time, who destroyed Nord Stream, and I'd say what I've said to you many times.
	It was either the United States or it was space aliens, right?
	And it's the same with Charlie Kirk.
	It was obviously Zionists that did it.
	I mean, let's just skip past all the nonsense here, right?
	In fact, that stay because you know the guy on the roof, he didn't take down that stage and get rid of the evidence, right?
	Just like the the so-called Trump assassination attempt, uh the the shooter on the roof, alleged shooter on the roof who was killed, he didn't take down that stage at the Trump day either, right?
	Uh or let's say the October 7th event and and uh that's been used as causes belly in uh is in Israel, that evidence also was quickly removed.
	9-11, the evidence was quickly rem removed.
	There's a certain fact pattern here.
	And you know, the people that did the 9-11 attack, they didn't quickly remove the evidence and put it in a landfill.
	The whoever fired the bullets uh on the day of the Trump alleged assassination attempt, they didn't take down this the evidence and get rid of it.
	And anybody else who fired those shots from a distance or up close, who did they take this stage down and and and that trap door that was on did they pave over it?
	Obviously not.
	You know, actually, whatever hit Charlie Kirk, if if something hit him, uh these are the type of people that run Hollywood, right?
	I mean, they can do a lot of things.
	Uh the the actual if it were a ballistic weapon, which it may have been, uh it could have come from the stage itself, right?
	Yeah, from behind.
	I could have been part of the stage.
	It could have been it would be easy to put a weapon in the stage.
	I mean, that's child's play, right?
	We're talking serious people here.
	Right.
	And people who know how to do things like make pagers explode.
	Right.
	And uh or it could have been uh in another camera or that sort of thing.
	Uh if if they had access to the stage, right?
	You know, Charlie Kirk was saying on one interview that you know that the Israeli uh bodyguards are the best in the world, that sort of stuff.
	I don't know if you saw that video.
	And uh maybe they were, but who were they guarding?
	Were they guarding uh Charlie Kirk or were they guarding the Zionists, right?
	Uh and so I mean, obviously they uh the the Israeli security uh obviously wasn't so great on October 7th, was it?
	And it wasn't so great when he got killed.
	Or maybe it was.
	I don't know.
	But it's Michael Face it.
	Let's just skip to the real part.
	They're wasting, they're distracting us, and they obviously killed their boy who was running off the plantation.
	The narrative, though, has been, of course, that uh Tyler Robinson was the shooter, even though, as far as I can tell, there's actually no hard evidence linking him to pulling a trigger of any rifle.
	There's there's not a single photo or frame of him carrying a rifle on campus on the roof, off the roof, nothing.
	There's no muzzle flash of a rifle from the roof.
	There's nothing.
	I mean, I I would imagine his his attorney would tell him to plead not guilty because the you know, reasonable doubt seems very likely at this point for him.
	But the narrative is that they have to blame him and tie him into leftists and furries and transgenders, because that will get the American people behind President Trump's war on the left, where he just designated Antifa a terrorist organization and is going to go after the money networks and so on.
	So it seems to me that this lie of Tyler uh Tyler Robinson being the assassin is what is necessary in the minds of the White House to justify their domestic war against the left.
	Do you agree with that or you have a different explanation?
	I've been watching your post.
	I mean, you're dead on.
	I mean, it's obvious.
	I mean, that's not even vaguely hidden.
	Uh, that it's clear.
	And by the way, it's it's also clear you and you, you know, and your ex, the things that you're saying are dead on.
	And and uh, and uh there was a somebody sent me uh one of the three-hour videos that you just did today, but I couldn't watch it because we were out on the streets in Bangkok today, uh researching here.
	But but it uh this the things that I've seen that you're posting, I think are exactly on target.
	They're just trying to put us in a civil war.
	Now the narrative for the Zionist is collapsing.
	That much is obvious.
	The support for Israel is just going out.
	I mean, it's going out like on an ice float, and uh, and it's not coming back.
	Keep in mind, Charlie Kirk was obviously a construct of the Zionist.
	He was a clear puppet.
	That's obvious again.
	He's talked about it many times.
	And at some point, Charlie Kirk's base was starting to go away.
	The whole uh Epstein thing, the the Gaza uh genocide, which is you've talked about so many times, the Iran uh attack, which is just and attacking Qatar, all these different things.
	His and the his base can't pay the bills while we send them hundreds of billions of dollars.
	His base can't pay any of their own bills, they can't have families, children, or any of that stuff because they can't afford it.
	And and meanwhile, they expect now.
	Let's let's put this into just uh brass tax here.
	Well, well, and let me interject.
	Max Blumenthal is just reporting that the last major wealthy Jewish donor halted donations to Charlie Kirk three days before the assassination.
	I just saw that.
	Yeah, I just saw that just minutes before we came on.
	So you got to keep in mind Charlie Kirk was he was a big investment for them.
	And and he was the bridge of, you know, because the Zionists are losing a lot of uh respect.
	They don't have any respect left, really, actually.
	Uh they've got wild-eyed supporters left, but those are even going out.
	The those are even going out with the ice flow.
	So Charlie Kirk was the bridge.
	He was their puppet.
	He was their uh puppet on strings, and like Pinocchio, by the way, Pinocchio.
	I'm gonna I'm gonna publish something on Substack about my Pinocchio about Pinocchio soon.
	And and I bought a Pinocchio uh last year or so in uh in a German antique shop just to talk about things like this.
	Pinocchio, by the way, is the third most translated book in the world.
	Really?
	Number one's the Bible, yeah.
	And number two is probably the little prince.
	And number three, apparently is Pinocchio, more than Harry Potter, right?
	Why is I've been talking with an anthropologist about this.
	Why is Pinocchio?
	Why does it resonate so deeply with people that it would be so far translated?
	I mean, it's a massively, you know, of course, Disney did their book and their movie in 1940.
	But the Pinocchio story came out in about 1881, right?
	And then the book came out in 1883, which I have, right?
	So it came out in 1883.
	And so uh, and then you know what did Pinocchio do?
	Pinocchio was a piece of wood.
	He may have gone getting ready to go to the fire, but a carpenter said, hey, I'll make a table leg out of Pinocchio or this piece of wood.
	And the piece of wood screams, ah, you know, don't hit me so hard, that sort of stuff.
	And so that you know, the carpenter says, wait a minute, this piece of wood has a life in it.
	So he gives it to a puppet maker.
	The puppet maker then makes a puppet, and you know, and and uh the next thing you know, as soon as as soon as Pinocchio has enough life to him, he kicks the puppet maker and runs down the street and plays victim.
	The Pinocchio plays the victim and gets the puppet maker in trouble and this sort of thing.
	He's totally, he's totally a predator, right?
	Pinocchio is.
	Anyway, long story short, what we see in real life in so many forms is puppetry, right?
	Whether it's you know, various governments setting up puppet governments or whatever, right?
	Speaking through people and that sort of thing, right?
	And so Charlie Kirk was clearly a puppet.
	Sometimes the puppets just stay puppets for the rest of their life.
	Happy puppet, happy relationship, right?
	And they've basically sold themselves and sold their soul.
	And then there's other puppets that get a life of their own.
	And remember, those strings go both ways, right?
	If the puppet gets big enough, The puppets pulling the strings, right?
	And uh, and that was happening with Charlie Kirk.
	He was getting big enough.
	And his and in his remember, Charlie Kirk is only worth something to his Zionist bosses if he can herd his group uh, you know, the herd that he's designed to herd, right?
	Uh which was millions of young people, right?
	But that millions of young people, they have a soul and a mind of their own too, and they don't like what they see in Gaza, and neither do I, and neither do you.
	And we don't like what we saw in Iran, and you don't either, and I don't either.
	We agree with the young people on the big time.
	And the Epstein Island, same story.
	His Charlie Kirk's base that he was designed, and I mean design, that's the word that I meant to use, that he was designed, recruited and designed to herd, that base was moving away from him.
	So the strings that are holding Charlie Kirk, uh, you know, are also attached to the herd loosely because the puppet is also puppeting, almost like one of those Russian nested dolls, but it's on strings, right?
	And the in the base, Charlie's base was moving away.
	So, you know, Charlie's got a choice here.
	He can't seem to stop them.
	Uh, so what's he gonna do?
	Is he gonna get ripped in half?
	Uh, because uh if the if his if his uh base moves away, then Charlie is of no use to his puppet master anymore.
	He's a he'll just become a normal blogger, right?
	Uh it but if he if he goes with his with the with the herd, well, you know, he knows who he's dealing with, and he intimated before he might get killed, something might happen to him, right?
	He knew he was dealing with serious people, and that would be he knows uh Charlie knew all the inside uh baseball.
	He had been, you know, to all the parties and all that stuff.
	He knew uh what was going on, and so but he's now starting to move.
	He's going against Israel, he's going against the genocide in Gaza, he's doing all these things, and now Charlie's in this uh zone here.
	He doesn't have the power to to actually control the puppet master, and he doesn't have the power to control the herd.
	So what's Charlie gonna do?
	He went with the herd.
	That's my assessment of what actually happened, and it got him killed.
	That's my assessment, right?
	Okay.
	Uh, and uh, and I think that's what actually happened.
	I think the evidence would support or does support that.
	Well, I completely agree that the evidence shows that the he wasn't killed by a 30 out of six round from a rifle, right?
	And Tyler Robinson is the Patsy, obviously a Patsy, and if they're lying about the bullet, they're probably lying about everything.
	But I want to ask Kui Bono who benefits.
	And you already mentioned some of the benefits that Israel might experience from this, you know, silencing a voice that was turning against them.
	And perhaps the uh Israel connected wealthy donors really felt betrayed by Charlie, and they wanted to do something about that, possibly.
	But I also want to mention that the Trump administration benefits tremendously from Charlie's death.
	And you saw that on Sunday with the massive rally, which really turned into a giant political rally with fireworks and everything, which is a very bizarre way to you know, supposed to have uh, you know, like a awake uh in honoring the life and contributions of an individual.
	It became like a you know, a WWE show for recruiting people to the conservative cause, and it accomplishes a couple of things.
	Uh Pete Heggseth is talking about now they're gonna have a military recruitment drive nationwide in Charlie's name, which is unbelievable that they would exploit his death to send more young men off to die in war.
	And then on top of that, the Trump administration is able to justify this war against the radical left, a war that will involve extreme censorship from the right wing, you know, right wing censorship to censor voices that are critical of Israel, such as the free Palestine voices.
	So, Michael, speak to that.
	Isn't it true that the Trump administration derives tremendous political benefit from the death of Charlie?
	Oh, absolutely.
	And and and you know, they weren't playing capture the flag, they were playing capture the microphone.
	And no sooner was Charlie dead.
	I mean, he probably wasn't even cold yet, and they were already talking about who's gonna take over the show, right?
	Uh Ben Shapiro was talking about what taking the bloody microphone or whatever that clown said.
	Blood stained microphone, yeah.
	Yeah, exactly.
	I mean, yeah, exactly.
	These these people, uh, I mean, Ben uh it's very clear that the and I you know I've told Israelis this for more than 20 years.
	I traveled with them extensively in India and Nepal and Thailand and and other countries.
	And they were often, I got along great with them.
	But I would see how they would abuse people that were like waitresses or taxi drivers or that sort of thing, hotel staff.
	They were very abusive often.
	That's why you'll see signs here in Thailand, uh, no Israelis.
	It has nothing to do with Jews.
	It's totally about no Israelis, right?
	And and uh in Spain, it's been very that's been for at least 20 years.
	Now, in in the last week or so, more videos are coming out of Israelis.
	They're up there, a lot of the Israelis are up in a place called Pai, it's in near Chiang Mai uh on the way to Burma.
	I've been there before.
	That's a place where the a lot is a lot of the Israelis go and they go up there and do a lot of drugs, and they've been causing a lot of problems up there, like huge.
	And some Thais want to kick all the Israelis out of Thailand because of the abusiveness that they and I've told Israelis, I've said before, people like me from my culture.
	I'm from Florida, right?
	I come from a southern culture, I'm not from Miami, I'm not I am of uh uh Scots Irish culture, right?
	When I see people abusing people that they see as less than them, I don't like it, right?
	And your support base in the United States is people like me.
	I supported Israel for many years openly, right?
	So it's easy to verify that.
	It was in the open at great cost to me over the years, and now it was obviously an error.
	I can't believe I ever supported them.
	This must be how the jab pushers feel, right?
	I used to support Israel, and then I went to neutral.
	And when I finally said that's enough, like period, that was the jab pushing days when Netanyahu was pushing the jab and and the Americans had to get the jab to go to Israel.
	I'm like, have fun, Israel, I'm out, right?
	And since then, it's only gotten worse.
	They're doing the genocide and that sort of thing.
	They want to get rid of our First Amendment.
	The Zionists openly are wish to get rid of our second and first.
	Who are they, right?
	I mean, uh, you know, it and and according to Ambassador Huckabee that uh Israel is the moral foundation of Western civilization, he said.
	That's some pretty muddy ground right there, muddy and bloody.
	Uh, I mean, let's face it, Israel, as you know, Theodore Herzl was the so-called father of political Zionism, and he did that in his papers in 1896.
	He wrote them in German, of course.
	And then um, and then um in 1897 he came out with that book, right?
	About the Jewish state, right?
	And in that he lays out how he keep in mind the reason Israel exists, the reason Israel exists is not to go back to the Holy Land.
	It's because it's because the Suez Canal opened in 1869, and that was called the spinal cord of the British Empire.
	The British Empire was the greatest empire in all human history, right?
	And nothing still has topped it, right?
	And of course, it's it reached its peak in about 1921, at least its territorial peak in 1921, right?
	But back in 1869, the Suez Canal opened.
	There was a lot of British that did not want to, they didn't want the Suez Canal to open because they thought what is now happening would happen.
	And they were saying it, right?
	They were, you know, they did they thought it would they couldn't control the Egyptians, the French and the British would go to war over the canal and that sort of thing, right?
	Because it would become the Suez Canal would become the most important piece of real estate on planet earth at that time, right?
	And and anyway, eventually they did open it in 1869, and then it was on the sort of the great game Suez chapter, right?
	And so now we get to the 1890s.
	Keep in mind in 1887, United States did the Dawes Act, where we would, you know, uh, anyway, uh I'll save that for another time.
	But it but in the 1890s, the British were getting really uh, you know, nervous because they were losing control over the spinal cord of the British Empire, the Suez Canal.
	They were losing that.
	So what what mechanism did they use to try to get the Suez Canal under their control?
	They used Theodore Herzl.
	He was sort of their Charlie Kirk of the day, right?
	So Theodore Herzl writes the book.
	He's the father of Zionism.
	Of course, the Zionists watching this are now having heart attacks and taking out hit contracts on me, right?
	And they'll say, We're not a killer, we'll kill you for saying that, right?
	I mean, uh, we're not a killer.
	Watch out, You know, and uh and so but Theodore Herzl was used by the British.
	Now in 1899, they they started issuing shares in in a London bank, right?
	I mean, I've got one of the shares.
	I found it in an antique shop down in Panama City, Panama, and I grabbed it and I framed it actually.
	It's one of the it's a Yudisha Stadt.
	It's in German, right?
	And it's the they're issuing in British pounds these shares to take Palestine, the state of Palestine.
	This is 1899.
	You can get the shares.
	They even say Palestine on the documents.
	Right on the right there.
	That's part of title.
	Right?
	Yeah, yeah.
	They're taking over Palestine.
	And it's yes, in German.
	And so again, that was a mechanism that the British wanted to use to gain control of the Suez Canal.
	Right.
	Because remember, the Suez Canal was the spinal cord of the British Empire.
	It's that important, right?
	And just like now Panama Canal is that level of importance to us, and China is clearly taking it, right?
	Despite what Trump says.
	This is why the UK continues to provide military and intelligence and financial support for Israel to this day.
	And then the U.S. found its own reasons for wanting Israel to do, you know, to assert power over energy in the Middle East in particular.
	Not not only the waterways, but also energy and you know, the Strait of Hormuz, as you and I have talked about as well.
	But all that's changing now with the bombing of Qatar and all the Gulf state nations there realizing that the United States can't protect us from Israel.
	That's changed overnight.
	It has.
	Qatar is a big deal.
	And you know, the Qatar ambassador down in Panama, he's always wondering what's happening in the Darien Gap and that sort of thing.
	You know, Qatar has been in a I've been to our uh, you know, I've been to our base in Qatar and in the Fifth Fleet headquarters over in you know, Bahrain and all that stuff.
	Actually, Secretary Gates took me there.
	He took me to the headquarters there in Bahrain, uh, and the admiral there in charge, what was his name?
	Gourtney or something like that.
	He gave us a briefing and and all this stuff.
	You know what I mean?
	I've seen a lot of the operations over there.
	It's quite interesting.
	And so uh, but let me get to this point.
	Look at 9-11.
	What happened on 9-11?
	We then attacked Afghanistan and Iraq.
	I spent four years in those wars.
	I spent two in Afghanistan and two in Iraq, right?
	Why did we go after Iraq and Afghanistan when they had zero to do with 9-11?
	And I mean zero with a big zero, not.000 one.
	No, it was nothing to do with it, right?
	And Al Qaeda used uh Afghanistan as somewhat of a base, but they launched their attack out of New Jersey, Florida, right?
	I mean, so seriously.
	And so, and who was Al Qaeda, by the way.
	And by the way, Petraeus just messaged me hours ago because I saw him talking with that Al Qaeda guy, you know, uh commiserating with him, and I'm like, what are you doing?
	I messaged to him uh, you know, earlier, you know, uh maybe 12 hours ago now.
	Like, what are you doing with the Al-Qaeda dude?
	You know, I'm messaged to Petraeus, and he, you know, and and uh I'm like wondering if if he's been what's wrong with him?
	He's like mentally off his rocker, right?
	He's gone completely woke.
	I mean, he wanted the military bases renamed and all that stuff, and he messaged back something like don't worry about me or something like that.
	I'm like, they've captured a lot of our time.
	He was the director of CIA, right?
	He was I knew him because you know, uh, during the wars, I knew him quite well in Iraq and Afghanistan.
	And then he went off to come become director of CIA, and I you know, kept in contact with him.
	And at times I'm like, what are you doing?
	You you want to rename the Fort Bragg and all this stuff?
	I mean, what what side are you on?
	Anyway, at the end of the day, he was just meeting with the Al-Qaeda guy.
	Uh it's all over the news now.
	And and uh Yeah, the same guy who was designated a terrorist a year ago.
	Yeah, and so anyway, when we attacked Afghanistan and Iraq, why did we do that?
	Because Afghanistan and Iraq border Iran, right?
	They border every this is very important when it comes to Qatar, Bahrain, UAE, Saudi, uh, you know, uh the Emirates and Iraq, actually, right?
	Because what does okay, two countries, key countries that border uh Iran are Afghanistan and Iraq, right?
	I've been to those borders, both sides of them.
	I'm like, well, here we are.
	We got you pinchered in here, and uh, and uh if we take Iran or de-state one of the things that often happens in war is a country comes In they stabilize it, stabilize it with their puppets, right?
	They used to make puppets, uh, government in a box is what we were calling it in Afghanistan, literally calling it government in a box, right?
	And so you come in, you stabilize it and uh stabilize it, and you raise up an army and you use it for the next bite that you're gonna have at the table.
	And this, for instance, the Spaniards used to talk, they talked about this like 500 years ago.
	Uh you know, they talked about launching from Philippines and China over into Japan, capturing Japan, raising an army in Japan, and then actually capturing China, right?
	But the Japanese didn't go for it.
	The Japanese are like, nope, and they kicked all the non-bond out, which is a Portuguese and a Spanish southern barbarians.
	But what I'm getting to is this is an old strategy in war.
	You take a place, you raise an army, you take the neighbors, right?
	So we took Afghanistan, we took Iraq, I spent four years in those places.
	That was all about raising up and then going for Iran.
	Notice when we were in Afghanistan in Iraq, it was constant.
	Iran's the bad guy.
	Iran's the one causing all the attacks here.
	Iran's doing this, Iran's doing that.
	We were doing a lot of atrocity porn, like the EFP bombs and all this stuff.
	But at it at the end of the day, if we took Iran, if we took the right parts of it, we would have the Strait of Hormuz, right?
	The Strait of Hormuz.
	The Strait of Hormuz is up there, pretty much, I would say almost on the same level as Suez Canal and Panama Canal.
	It is absolutely vital.
	It's one of the seven top choke points in the world.
	Some people would argue, depending on what country you're from and how it would affect you, that it's the that Strait of Hormuz is even more important than Suez Canal.
	And for some things it would be, actually.
	And and but the but the thing is is if you control the Strait of Hormuz, who else?
	That means you can control Saudi Arabia.
	You can control UAE, you know, the Emirates, you can control Bahrain, Cutter, Qatar, right?
	You can control Iraq.
	Iraq only has two terminals out there, uh it called Abbot and Kayot.
	I've been on those terminals.
	I went out with the British Navy and was on them, right?
	I mean, there's that's that's where their oil goes out.
	I mean, you could can you could control if you could take Iran, you would have the Strait of Hormuz.
	You could then bit by bit take countries like Qatar.
	You could take Bahrain, obviously, and we got our Fifth Fleet headquarters there already.
	We've got a military presence in all of these places, right?
	Bit by bit we could knock them off.
	It might take 20 years, 30 years, but you could do it, right?
	It might take five years.
	So at the end of the day, the plan is clearly to take all the Gulf states.
	The Gulf states know it.
	You may have noticed that Saudi Arabia uh is reaffirmed their their relationship with Pakistan.
	Yeah.
	Remember, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, they're already like that.
	They're tight, right?
	Now they're even more tight because Saudi Arabia is like, wait a minute, they just attacked our neighbor, Qatar, right?
	We can't keep control of the of uh Jason with the chainsaw Israel, right?
	And the fall of Syria, of course, fits right into this plan that you just mentioned.
	And right now, Trump is talking about taking back, demanding back Bagram air base.
	So I want you to talk about the Bagram air base, which was originally built by the Soviets in the 1950s, I understand.
	Uh, but Trump is demanding that Afghanistan give it back to him.
	But you know about the geographic proximity of that air base to China, not just Iran.
	So talk about Bagram and why Trump is demanding it back.
	Right.
	I've been to Bagram many times.
	A lot of people watching this have either been stationed at Bagram or have been there a lot themselves.
	And you know, how many rockets did you take when you were there, by the way?
	Back when we had control of Afghanistan, I know you remember all the incoming rockets all the time in the mortars, right?
	So it's not like we ever had Bagram.
	We I mean we had it.
	We I mean it was a major air base, right?
	And uh, but at the same time, it was it was always contested.
	And so it's not like you're gonna just come in and take Bagram and and not gonna take tons of incoming rockets all the time and that sort of thing.
	Uh and and and and but that is all about, of course, you know, I don't a lot of people don't realize this, but China has a border uh with uh with Afghanistan, right?
	And the train that goes over to Iran goes up that northern part at the uh you know through Tajikistan and all that, right?
	So you got those northern countries, uh uh Tajikistan and uh uh Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, right?
	And China borders Afghanistan as well.
	But anyway, they they've got that train that goes right on through over to Tehran right now.
	And so by the way, that train, one of the reasons I'm back in Thailand is That train allows uh China to bypass Strait of Malacca, right?
	Again, Strait of Malacca is one of the most important.
	Now it's up there with Suez, it's up there with uh Strait of Hormuz, Strait of Malacca.
	Like two days ago, I was at the uh Conchinaburi uh World War II uh in in Thailand.
	People who've been to Thailand know what Kanchanaburi is.
	That's where the death railway was, right?
	Where the Japanese were building that railway so that they could uh attack through uh uh to you know attack through Burma and get to the British in in India, right?
	At uh the for MFOL and all that.
	But the uh but the but what I'm getting to is the reason the Japanese needed that train was to bypass Strait of Malacca, right?
	And that was back then, you know, 1942-ish, three-ish, four-ish, right?
	And so it was during in that time period, they started in 42.
	And so, but anyway, I was just at it again.
	Occasionally every few years I go out there and and restudy what's going on.
	The the the the this routes and resources, nothing has changed.
	So what I'm getting to is if somebody ends up taking Iran, which would be the Zionist, obviously, and this is a big Zionist versus China war.
	There's different oligarchs involved, of course, the Russian oligarchs as well.
	So it's not just Zionists versus Chinese, but Zionist versus America, Zionists versus and and they've they've gone very far and damaged America a huge amount.
	The Zionists have been hugely one of the main factors behind the invasions of the United States, even as Trump gives his United Nations uh I just watched his speech.
	I don't know if you saw it, but he's a yeah, I wanted to ask you about that.
	Yeah, uh, but we'll cover that plowing, right?
	Coming up shortly.
	But but yeah, what but get back to Bagram, like what what does that give Trump in this effort to try?
	I mean, because I think it gives him air defense against China while we try to take Iran, which will probably fail, is my guess.
	But but you know, you know a lot more about that area than I do.
	Bagram is easily mitigated.
	I mean, again, I was on many bases around Afghanistan.
	I was there for two years.
	So, like Kandahar Airfield and Bagram, they were taking rockets all the time.
	Now keep in mind, and in Kabul air, the first time I landed in Afghanistan was 2006.
	I left Iraq and went to Afghanistan.
	I landed and was walking down the steps and we were taking incoming rockets.
	That was my introduction to Afghanistan, literally walking down the steps on the airfield at Kabul at the Capitol, and we're taking incoming rockets.
	And uh, and so I mean, that's just yeah, it was like that for the rest of the rest of the two years I was there, right?
	And so I mean, the uh uh so if you if you take Bag Bagram is all about going for Iran, that's what this is about, because then you can have air bases there, right?
	Right.
	You can have air bases, but they but it won't be uncontested.
	Of course, they're gonna take a lot of incoming and and people like the Russians can obviously supply all sorts of weaponry and and uh and make it uh look, drone technology has increased dramatically since Orashnik.
	Oreshnik would just take out Bagram Air Base with a couple of uh Oreshnik missiles.
	It's done.
	Yep.
	Uh they got the hypersonic missiles, they've got uh, but those drones, I mean, there's the they can train the Afghans are smart, you can train those Afghans how and they'll fight.
	I mean, they have they have buckets of courage.
	I mean, Afghans come to the battlefield with courage, right?
	Yeah, and they know how to fight, and they're very good fighters.
	You teach them how to run the drones, that'll take a couple weeks, and then the next thing you know, you got drones with AI landing on our aircraft, setting them on fire, right?
	Right.
	I mean, this is easy.
	It's gonna be difficult to just go and take Bagram, right?
	As if we're gonna go take some, it can't even take you know, Los Angeles, much less Bagram.
	But even if they do, even if uh the the US Air Force sets up base there, uh this idea of being able to conquer Iran, which clearly that's the goal of the United States and the warmongers and also Israel, Israel wants U.S. to do the fighting.
	And now again, Charlie Kirk's death is being exploited by the DoD to recruit young American men to go die in the mountains of Western Iran, probably, you know.
	I mean, this idea that we that the US military can defeat Iran, I think is it's a fairy tale.
	It's it's it's like transgenderism.
	You know, it's just this delusional thinking.
	But what's your take on it?
	I mean, Iran is not Iraq or Kuwait or you know, or even I don't know, Lebanon.
	I mean, Iran is a whole different ball game here.
	But what's your take?
	The prop the Well, first of all, as they start a fight here with Venezuela, right?
	And of course, when I say that, some people say, no, they started it with us.
	Whatever.
	At the end of the day, we're losing the Panama Canal, which is in our backyard.
	We are losing it.
	I don't care what Trump says.
	I'm down there all the time.
	I assure you, China is slowly taking the Panama Canal.
	They are absolutely not just Panama Canal.
	They are slowly, slowly intergenerationally taking Panama.
	Straight up.
	I've been all over that country.
	And I spent a year there inside of Panama since Biden was installed.
	So while we run off and play with the Zionists who are bleeding us to death like a bunch of herd of ticks, right?
	We're being with their parasitoids.
	Well, I mean, we're we're being bled down while they fight.
	How many countries have they attacked recently?
	Is it seven?
	Seven, right?
	Yeah.
	And so the so it's a good thing.
	Well, eight if we include Charlie Kirk.
	Right.
	Yeah, the United States, they've attacked us, obviously, in many different ways.
	And whether it's drugs or whatever.
	But now, when it comes to Iran, the problem set for taking Iran is enormous.
	And first of all, you're not going to be able to get a lot of Americans to hate Iranians.
	Because when you meet Iranians, people tend to like Iranians actually.
	And that's a problem for the Zionists.
	Because, you know, generally speaking, Americans and Iranians get along well.
	And it's hit and miss with Israelis, right?
	As you can see.
	And uh to put it mildly these days.
	Uh and so the that and that actually is a component of this.
	But the Iranian Iran, the problem set there geographically, demographically, uh they're remember when you're doing when you're talking war, you these people that are always just counting tanks and counting uh, you know, uh ships and all that, that they're the most useless and and uh uh analysts that that you can see because they they they're they're not taking into account things like uh well, let's talk about the Houthis for a minute.
	We've got this incredible Navy and Air Force and all these sorts of things, and the Houthis had not, right?
	And they closed the Baba Mandeb, right, with their sandals and rockets and drones, right?
	Because of what?
	Because of their friends, right?
	So you have to count the friends when it c or their allies, let's say.
	So when it comes to Iran, when it cut this is super important what I'm saying now.
	When it comes to Iran, they have serious allies with train that comes all the way from China.
	They have serious allies in China, they have serious allies with Russia, right?
	They have others, and and Saudi Arabia is that tight with Pakistan, right?
	That tight.
	They are really close, and they just reaffirm that relationship because Saudi Arabia is highly concerned, and they should be that the United States is going to come for them at some point because the Zionists are going to want them, right?
	Yep.
	And so, I mean, it sounds like it's part of the Greater Israel project.
	Right.
	I mean, you could easily see, again, uh I keep mentioning it, you could easily see the Strait of Hormuz closed at any at any time, right?
	And and I actually would not doubt if the people who closed the Strait of Hormuz would be the same people who magically made the bubble to the surface, right?
	Right.
	And then blame it on the Iranians, right?
	Because they've already they've already you've already seen the information.
	Information campaigns precede wars like like you know, heat comes with the noonday sun, right?
	I mean, information radiates from wars before they start, right?
	And you or in and major actions as well.
	And you can see that the the U.S. and the Zionists keep saying that the Iranians may close the Strait of Hormuz.
	Meanwhile, we didn't touch their Navy, right?
	It if they're gonna use their Navy to close the Strait of Hormuz, why did we not even touch it, right?
	Because if anybody's gonna close it, it would probably be us blaming it on the Iranians.
	And then, you know, most Americans would just be like, wow, the the Iranians closed the Strait of Hormuz, which they're like the last people on earth that will close the Strait of Armoods.
	You know what I mean?
	Yeah, but I it hurts them.
	Agreed, but I'm I'm more concerned about a false flag in the United States that will be blamed on Iran as a justification for launching a full-blown attack.
	I mean, it's just like 9-11, right?
	So October 7.
	Yeah.
	Short of nuclear weapons, we're not gonna defeat Iran.
	And if we use nuclear weapons on Iran, hey, say goodbye, folks, because uh the Russians at that point and the Chinese, they got nothing to lose.
	And if we start unleashing uh nuclear weapons on Iran, I would expect incoming.
	I mean, that would be it.
	The fun times are over and your lights are going out, to put it mildly.
	Yeah, I I agree, but let's suppose that the U.S. believes that they can defeat Iran without using nuclear weapons.
	Now, I I again I think that's a delusion.
	But we have delusional leadership right now in terms of the military capabilities.
	So I think Trump is still living in the 1980s in terms of his assessment of U.S. military dominance.
	And Pete Heggseth is a clown, you know, he's not qualified for that position at all.
	But he's another puppet.
	Yeah.
	He's a loyalist to the Zionists, and that's why he's there, period.
	But if the U.S. has this posture of arrogance and sort of overconfidence and they go into Iran and then they get defeated, isn't that a scenario that Iran itself wants to see?
	Because that would then establish Iran as the dominant regional power if they can defeat the United States military.
	And keep in mind Iran would be supported by China and Russia.
	Absolutely they would.
	And that's a huge, huge deal.
	and then they would end up in control of the Caspian Sea.
	Yes.
	You know, all of the neighbors in the Gulf states would be at critical risk.
	Including Saudi Arabia.
	Oh, yeah.
	And so, but you know, uh Pakistan has nuclear weapons, of course, Saudi Arabia would instantly have them.
	And uh, you know, that would take all of what like one day, right?
	I mean, and so and the Saudis are very smart people, they're very sophisticated people, and uh and they are culturally mature insofar as they have they have tactical patience and strategic patience.
	But the the Zionists, one of the things I've noticed about the Zionists is time goes on and you get more and more experiences uh like in places like Iraq and Afghanistan, or or experience I did not have because I was too young would be Vietnam.
	We were able to go the Vietnamese wanted to come on our side.
	I mean, they were uh Ho Ji Min straight up wanted to be an American ally.
	He was very clear about it, just like the Japanese wanted to be an American ally.
	The Americans only know about it from look at what they did at Pearl Harbor and all this stuff.
	The Japanese straight up wanted to be an ally, and they were very clear about it, crystal clear.
	And so did Vietnam, crystal clear.
	But that's not what we wanted.
	We wanted to destroy Japan and we wanted to destroy Vietnam, right, for various reasons.
	And look how successful we were not.
	I've been to Vietnam quite a few times, uh going looking around all over the place, and the Vietnamese defeated China.
	Uh they they beat China at their back door, right?
	They beat the United States, and they beat the French, right?
	And so we were able to get into that war, lost what, about 60,000 people roughly, and others, you know, and drained us, drained our treasury, drained our prestige and confidence.
	Then we run off to Iraq and Afghanistan, which the wars I was the the more recent wars that are the more significant, uh uh and and and we lost.
	I mean, and there's no reason why we should and and and we weren't trying to lose.
	It was clear that we were trying to stabilize Iraq and Afghanistan.
	That's obvious.
	I was all over those countries for four years.
	We were trying to, but failed.
	So we we failed and and and and drained us dry, right?
	And and now we're, you know, thinking we can go in.
	These are people that are delusional.
	You've said it multiple times.
	You say it on your sub you say it on your uh uh your ex sometimes about how delusional they are.
	I mean, it's like you can't make up the level of d delusional they are.
	Multi-layers.
	Yeah, and I I can't think of a conflict after World War II that the United States actually won.
	And a lot of World War II was due, I mean, the defeat of Hitler, most of that credit goes to Russia or the Soviet Union at the time.
	Not not the Allied forces.
	I mean, the the Soviets paid the heavy price.
	The Soviets inflicted the most casualties on the German military.
	By far, it's not even close.
	I mean, we're talking 20 to 50 million casualties of Soviets at the time.
	Now, um, but there's one more thing.
	Did you see that the new agreement that Iran just negotiated, I think they signed it in Cairo, but I may be wrong about that, involving the IAEA, which says that there's there's going to be a slapback provision now that if Iran is bombed again, then they are instantly exempt from IAEA uh oversight and uh uh effectively the nonproliferation treaty at the same time.
	So in other words, what this means is that if Israel bombs Iran again, or if the U.S. bombs Iran, instantly, Iran frees itself from any obligation to not have nuclear weapons.
	And you know they've got nukes deep underground.
	They can just, you know, bolt them onto the missiles they already have that can strike Israel, as they proved in the 12-day conflict.
	So, you know, Iran will have nuclear weapons virtually overnight.
	Right.
	I mean and they could shop for them like in a bazaar.
	I mean, they've got, I mean, who who could they get them from?
	China, Russia, Pakistan, Russia, yeah, exactly.
	North Korea, right?
	They can make them themselves.
	Right.
	I mean, this we're we're in a we're we've long decades ago, we've reached the point where anybody with half decent engineers can make atomic weapons.
	That's right.
	And that's not uh that's not hard.
	And the Persians are no fools.
	I mean, some of the brightest mathematicians in history came out of the Persian Empire.
	Very smart people.
	Yeah.
	And uh, and uh and and why don't we get along with them?
	You know what I mean?
	We we're not natural enemies with the Persians, we're just not, you know.
	And uh, but obviously the Zionist thing has gone too far.
	They've assassinated Charlie Kirk.
	That's clear as day, and we can clearly see it.
	They were involved in 9-11, that's clear as day.
	They clearly killed their own people on October 7th.
	That's obvious, right?
	They clearly control Trump.
	And they clearly assassinated the leadership of Yemen and they assassinated nuclear scientists in Iran, and they bombed uh first uh uh first responders and doctors in Lebanon with pagriot.
	I mean, it goes on and on.
	Right.
	I mean, the people now that still support uh Israel and Zionists, that's become about as cool as saying you believe that babies should get 86 jabs or something, right?
	I mean, it's like you know, it the we we've long uh uh passed that point where it's acceptable to cheer genocide in Gaza.
	Everybody can see it for what it is.
	It is genocide, period, and it's only about that gas off of Gaza, controlling Suez Canal, the Indo-European core, the normal routes and resources.
	It's about routes and resources.
	Yes, and Gary Canal, if they ever build it, right?
	That's it's about routes and resources.
	That's why Israel even exists.
	Israel exists only because of keep in mind that all these the company, like the company that was formed, the colonial company, the it was a Judish uh the Yudish uh colonial uh bank, anyways, the uh it was a Jewish colony.
	I've got the share, I'll send you a copy.
	Well, actually, I'm gonna put it on my substack tomorrow.
	But the uh it's one that I it's one that I have on my wall in my library, actually.
	It's an 1899 share that was issued for to raise money to take Palestine, right?
	As a Jewish state.
	Now keep in mind Britain, Netherlands, other countries, let's say Holland had been doing this for centuries.
	They would make companies like the British East India Company, the Dutch East India Company, the English East India Country, they made the Virginia Company in 1606.
	That's the company my family, my mother's side came in with in 1609.
	The Virginia Company was a colonial company to make to uh colonize the eastern America, the eastern America, right?
	And so when my family came in 1609 with the Virginia Company, which is this the same architecture for taking Israel from the Palestinians.
	It's the same corporate architecture, right?
	They they made the Virginia Company.
	My family got shipwrecked on Bermuda because they got in a storm, then they built other ships, they were stuck there for 10 months, and they made it to Jamestown, and that's where the the first Anglo-Palaton, Palaton Indian, the first Anglo-Paloton war began, right?
	And the Palatons were basically the Palestinians of the day, but the Palatin didn't have a Suez Canal, and they didn't have Russian buddies and Chinese buddies.
	They didn't have, you know, Czechoslovakia, that was, you know, Czechoslovakia used to send weapons to Egypt, right?
	They didn't have they they didn't have uh all those buddies, right?
	So there was basically the The the British Empire against some Indians, right?
	And my family was involved in that war.
	So I mean these same corporate structures have been the chartered companies, like that was by King George, actually, the Virgin Virginia Company, he chartered that in 1606, right?
	And so the uh so what I'm getting to is what happened with Theodore Herzl and making the Jewish state was the same sort of structure as the British East India Company or the Virginia Company or the Dutch East India Company.
	It's the same thing.
	And they had these all over the world, Nigeria and Ghana and uh just everywhere, all these colonies that were corporate entities, right?
	And that's what that's how Israel was formed.
	At the expense of, well, I mean, the Nakba 1948, the mass slaughter of Palestinians and the ongoing genocide and ethnic cleansing, that Israeli leaders openly admit to now.
	They're not even pretending like they're not committing genocide at this point.
	They're just they're just saying we're gonna make it uninhabitable, we're gonna bulldoze all the buildings, and then we're gonna we're gonna build a luxury resort on the coast after we get all these dead bodies out of here.
	I mean, they're not even pretending at this point.
	They're just openly too.
	Well, if they're if they're as successful as we were in um Vietnam, Korea, Afghanistan, Iraq, you know, Israel could could cease to exist at some point within the next generation or so.
	I could easily see that.
	There's clear pathways to it.
	Of course, there's people that say, no, that can never happen because my Schofield Bible written by the Zionists says that that can't happen, right?
	You know, it's like, you know, it's like, I assure you, it can happen, right?
	And and at this rate, it probably will happen.
	But we'll say, you know, we'll see, because wars have this strange way like hurricanes of changing course and you never know what's next.
	But at this rate, like with Ukraine, some of us were very accurate on what would happen to Ukraine.
	And look what just throw a dart at anything I published about Ukraine, anything.
	Just throw blindfold yourself, throw a dart, pick 10 things that I published about it before the first shots were fired, and see how it's turned out, right?
	Yep.
	That's what could happen to Israel could be destroyed from this easily.
	Very easily.
	I mean, we're seeing increasing economic embargoes against Israel.
	We're seeing uh even from France uh uh and different countries in Europe refusing to sell weapons to Israel, but a lot of diplomatic pressure even from Chinese diplomats and much more.
	Uh frankly, also look at the price of gold and silver right now.
	Silver is almost 45 dollars, gold is almost 3700 or even more.
	Uh the dollar is collapsing, and without the dollar and also the British pound, the UK is uh fiscally collapsing, and they may be facing a cultural revolution because of their corrupt governments.
	Without the UK and the US, Israel cannot exist, period.
	And so if you think that Israel is going to continue to exist, you have to make an argument for why the dollar maintains its global dominance.
	And that's that's not an argument that can be made rationally, actually.
	You see what I'm saying?
	No, I mean, it's clear that there's huge changes underway.
	And you know, the British Empire, people used to say that I mean, this thing will last forever, a thousand years.
	Right.
	And it reached its peak in 1921, at least its territorial peak, and now it's I mean, it's a joke.
	It's a dead man walking.
	Yeah, totally.
	And his military is a total joke.
	Um, let me pivot here.
	Trump at the UN, he gave uh uh a very fiery speech at the UN, and he said some things that I actually uh appreciate him saying.
	One of them confirms the issue that you've been talking about for many years.
	And I'm quoting, he said, the number one political issue of our time is the crisis of uncontrolled migration.
	Now you refer to it as weaponized migration, but do you find I mean you're you're vindicated by President Trump, who's now saying what you've been saying for many, many years, and he also attacked the UN over climate change and a bunch of other nonsense.
	What do you make of Trump's speech at the UN?
	Yeah, I mean, I you know me, I'm an action, not words, you know what I mean?
	So if he's deadly serious, and I've published this many times before he got into office this time.
	If you're really serious and you get into office, you're gonna defund the United Nations immediately.
	You're gonna go after highest, the Hebrew immigrant aid Society, you're gonna go after Red Cross, you're gonna go after Catholic charities, you're gonna go after Lutheran services, you're gonna go after doctors without morals, you're gonna go after all those people that have been invading the United States and Japan and these other countries.
	And it's easy to do it.
	You know, when I talk with Japanese, very serious Japanese, and they always say the same thing.
	We can't defund the United Nations.
	I'm like, in what world can't you do that?
	It's called stop sending them money.
	It's easy.
	And you go to their giant headquarters down there in downtown Tokyo.
	I've been there, and you know, and you unplug the electricity and you turn off their water and you cancel their visas and you get up buses over there and you take them to the airport and you say, Thank you for coming to Japan.
	Bye-bye, right?
	And you do it, right?
	You physically do it.
	Notice in Japan now, they're starting to rise up, and uh they're starting to hit the streets about the all the Japanese women that are being raped and the and the crime that's going through the roof and and this sort of thing.
	They need that you have to stand up.
	United Nations can be taken down.
	The British Empire was taken down, the Spanish Empire was taken down, the Portuguese, the Dutch, one after the rut Soviet Union, right?
	Yeah.
	You can't take down the United Nations.
	I would fire any general that said that.
	Like I would say, out the door, buddy, close the door.
	Thank you for for your time.
	And your thank you for your service.
	Go get your retirement pay, right?
	I mean, because this is easy.
	It's child's play.
	You cut off the funding and you start blowing the doors off the hinges because they have been child trafficking, right?
	Straight up child trafficking.
	IOM, the International Organization for Migration, their office in in uh in the United States is in New York.
	Amy Pope runs it, right?
	Their other main office for North American operations is in Panama City at See Your Dad Del Saber.
	I've been there many, many, many times.
	I was their neighbor for months, right?
	Either down in the Darien Gap, where I was, I mean, I would eat breakfast with them, right?
	And up in Ciudad Del Saber in Panama City.
	Their other headquarters in the Asian uh region is in Manila, right?
	I mean, they they are very they're easy, they're everywhere.
	They wear uniforms, right?
	And uh, and and and their their offices are right there.
	They've got signs on them.
	Turn off the electricity, turn off the water, turn off the money and get rid of them and get rid of them out of our get get them out of our country, lock stock and barrel.
	We know how to do this.
	Uh General Petraeus told me one time during the Iraq war when we were really going after Al Qaeda hard.
	Then he just met with the Al-Qaeda dude.
	Yeah, I mean, so you know, like in the last 24 hours.
	But you know, he told me one time in the Iraq war, you know, because I I was there.
	We were we were we were ripping them out by the roots, and that's what he used to call it.
	We're ripping them out by the roots, Michael.
	You know, we're getting their leadership, and it's easy.
	It's uh our our our government does this as a matter of course, day by day.
	And and and so if Trump is deadly serious about this, he's gonna rip them out by the roots, and that means we should wake up tomorrow and he should have cut their funding, right?
	And he should be now going into their offices, seizing information and uh about the child trafficking, which has been happening intensely down in Texas, like Brownsville at that super center, the former Walmart super center that I've been to many times, as have others.
	I mean, we we know the places, right?
	There's databases with all the children, some of it has been released.
	Carlos Arella has released some of that.
	Anthony Rubin, Anthony Rubin, who's you've had him on your show.
	Anthony Rubin is working on a documentary now.
	He was just over in Africa and got it uh tracking down Iowim and others, and he was just in Paris, got attacked by, well, just a few months ago now, got attacked by some of the invaders right in front of the Eiffel Tower.
	Actually, they attacked him with a toy Eiffel Tower, and his brother's head was bleeding.
	They were in the photos from the police station while they were still in the police.
	I mean, this is the sort of stuff that's going on.
	This is easy to stop.
	It's very simple to stop.
	Uh, but once you go too far, which the United Kingdom has, they're dead.
	Uh, Netherlands is dead.
	In my view, Ireland is dead.
	Luxembourg, clearly dead.
	They're over 50%.
	Masako and I went there and spent almost two weeks in Luxembourg.
	I mean, they're gone.
	Sweden, gone, right?
	Germany, you're not gonna make it.
	Germany's talking about building up their military now so that they don't depend on us.
	What are you gonna build it up with?
	Right.
	Where'd your economy go?
	Their industries go.
	They just they just laid off another thousand auto workers in the last day or so, right?
	I mean, this is they're they're they're not gonna make it.
	They they opened their borders.
	Remember in 2000, what 14, about 15 and 16, so many of us was like, what are you doing?
	You know, I lived at Deutsche English, right?
	I speak German.
	I lived in Germany for four years, right?
	I lived in Europe for about six years.
	And uh before that was Germany.
	I've been all over that place, all over Europe.
	And and and I've been all over the countries where these people are coming from.
	Some fish don't mix well in the same aquarium, right?
	And when some of us were saying that, like you were, what are you doing?
	Close the borders.
	They're like, oh, you're a racist and all that.
	And I'm like, we'll get to the point where you agree with me, but it'll be after somebody takes your house and maybe kills half your family, right?
	Because this is no joke.
	They will absolutely murder and kill you and take your house straight up.
	I've been to their countries.
	This is Planet of the Apes.
	This is no joke, right?
	You are actually in a state of war.
	If Trump is really serious about this, he's gonna go for United Nations.
	And I mean, they've got an army.
	United Nations is no joke.
	I mean, they have they have hit teams in the whole works, right?
	They're straight up there with the Zionists.
	They can go kinetic on people.
	Michael, one one last area.
	Uh I I want your reaction to this.
	Because I was sent uh documents from a trusted source that is uh the these are uh military gear purchase requests that amount to and and is for the country of Turkey.
	And Turkey is in the process of purchasing literally billions of dollars a month in uh arms, uh explosives, um artillery rounds, RPGs, uh, of course, like seven six seven six two by thirty-nine rounds, like hundreds of millions, if not billions of rounds, but but so much more.
	And the documents that I saw was they were the line item requests, and this does not cover you know armored vehicles or aircraft or actual artillery pieces, but rather just the ammunition for all of those things.
	And just the ammunition is billions of dollars a month.
	And I asked my contact, I mean, doesn't this mean that Turkey is arming up in anticipation of a major regional war?
	And their quote to me was you have no idea.
	Yeah, yeah, clearly, because Turkey knows they're gonna end up in a war uh because it's all instigated Israel, the whole thing.
	I mean, it's coming on.
	Keep in mind, one of those seven major choke points is right there at the Bas Forest, right?
	Uh the Turkish Straits, right?
	So, I mean, that's another one that the Zionists would love to control, right?
	Uh, but first they need Suez, which they haven't been able to do that.
	They haven't been able to uh do Baba Mandeb because the uh sandal uh uh wearing uh Houthis, you know, shot down two of our jets that were still sitting on the aircraft carrier deck.
	Remember when the incoming fire was coming to the aircraft carrier apparently took a hard turn and our jets fell off, right?
	I mean, you can't make out the stuff.
	I mean, it's like the Houthis shoot down jets that are sitting on an aircraft carrier deck, and uh and uh by making by make causing the evasive actions.
	So they haven't been able to take the Strait of Hormuz, they were unable to keep Afghanistan or Iraq.
	They were and and they're losing Panama, and now they want to open up a front with Venezuela.
	Listen, Iran and China, listen, I want to say this very clearly.
	Iran and China and Russia are very thick in Venezuela with drone technology.
	I first started publishing this, I don't know, several years ago.
	That the the the drones are there, right?
	They can close down a lot of a lot of the traffic through that region, just as it was closed down for um the Suez Canal because of Baba Almendab, right?
	It's easy, it's child's play.
	These sorts of things can strangle our economy, right?
	While we're talking about strangling theirs as if we're the big bad wolf.
	I'm telling you what, we're the big bad wolf, and they got like a lot of 306s, right?
	They they have the the Chinese have a port right off the Florida coast and Bahamas, you know, and Vanersteele and Masako and I went over there.
	I mean, they got a port right off the within easy drone distance of Florida, right?
	Not to mention there's Cuba, you know, this thing about the uh Monroe Doctrine.
	Seriously, why does anybody even bring that up anymore?
	That's like talking about the revolutionary war.
	It's the Monroe Doctrine is dead, it's gone, it's not coming back, period.
	We've given it away.
	The the the whole Gulf of Mexico, Antigua, the whole work, the Caribbean, all those people.
	They've been uh the you know, so many uh of the islands are just filled with Chinese now, like Antigua and Bahamas, right?
	And and uh in and and Cuba has had a relationship with the with the Chinese since uh I found one document between the Qing dynasty and the and the Cubans from the 1800s.
	I mean it's thick, right?
	I mean I've got it.
	I found it in the same I found it in the same antique store that I found the uh it still had the stamp on it.
	I'm like, is this what I think it is?
	So I send it to a Chinese friend, uh uh, and I asked her to translate it, and she's like, wow, this is the evidence that we were looking for that the Qing dynasty actually was doing business with uh Cuba, and which was weird.
	She uh I mean in the 1800s.
	I mean, because there's it has some historical significance to them, which is not relevant to us.
	But back to back to Turkey.
	I mean, I I really want your opinion on this.
	You know, Turkey being a NATO member, they can acquire all these munitions from Western countries without any problem.
	But if if I'm looking at who they're arming up against, it's either they suspect that there's going to be attacks coming through Western controlled Syria or Israel itself in the Greater Israel project, which does want to occupy and take part of Western Turkey, not just all of Lebanon, but also Southern Turkey as well.
	So who do you think Turkey's arming up in anticipation of having to fight?
	Uh Kurds for starters, because remember a lot of the Kurds, and you know, I've spent a lot of time with Kurds, I get along great with Kurds.
	A lot of Kurds are actually Zionists, believe it or not.
	Uh Sunni Muslim, I get it.
	A lot of people say, no, the Zionists are Jews, don't you understand?
	It's like, uh no, actually they're not, right?
	And a lot of the Zionists, it looks like most of the Zionists are actually Christian Americans, right?
	Now I get it.
	Then Christians will say no, because they can't be Christian and a Zionist.
	I get it.
	I know all the arguments, right?
	I've heard them all a thousand times.
	But at the end of the day, let's just get down to what matters in war.
	At the end of the day, all these quibbles aside, the the bulk of the Zionists appear to be Christian Zionists, right?
	And then there's the Jews, and then there's the atheists, but there's a lot of Jews that hate Zionists.
	So and then there's factionalized, there's factions within the Zionists, and then there are Muslims who are Zionists, and a lot of the Kurds are actually Zionists.
	I've been out with them, and they'll tell you that, right?
	So the Kurt, like those attacks that have been happening in Iran.
	I don't know who's doing them.
	I don't know if it's Balouch people.
	I don't know.
	I've been out with them quite a bit as well over in Afghanistan, but there's a lot of Balooch actually there in uh in um in both Pakistan and Iran as well and California.
	And I had lunch with a Balouch friend a couple of years ago down near Los Angeles.
	I mean, there's so I mean, but the uh this is uh there are a lot of uh uh of uh actual Zionist Muslims and the Kurds would be one weapon.
	Now, of course, the the fight between the Turks and the Kurds, sometimes the I mean, I'm sorry, the yeah, the Turks and the Kurds, sometimes the Turks will, you know, call the the Kurds, they'll call them mountain uh mountain Turks, right?
	And the Kurds hate that uh because they're like, we're not mountain Turks, we're Kurds.
	We speak our own language, which the you know the Kurds and the Turks have tried to you know erase that and and all sorts of you know, it's the normal everywhere I go in the world fight, right?
	You know, when when it's your fight, it looks like this is the middle of the universe, and it is for you, but it's the same fight I see everywhere, right?
	It's the war with a thousand faces.
	It's the same thing going on in Myanmar, all these different groups and and different groups use them like Chinese use this group and the Chinese, you know.
	It's like it's just it's the same war over and over and over.
	But what I'm getting to is it'll be big, it'll be significant, there'll be a lot of players, it'll be hard to track, and there'll be uh, you know, groups that'll form and come and go and disappear, and and you'll have a hard time figuring out who's doing what the whom, because it's like it figuring out what's going on in the jungle.
	But at the end of the day, when it's all said and done and the smoke clears, which could be you know five years, it could be 50 years, uh, or it could continue for 500 years.
	But uh I I think there's a very high chance that Israel will not walk out of this alive.
	There's a very high chance.
	I don't know, of course.
	They could maybe expand somehow and and get their legs under them, but they've never shown ultimately the ability to manage anything.
	They show the ability to infiltrate and destroy things and then and be highly self-destructive, but they haven't shown the ability to in a mature way in a very so they they can do very sophisticated uh infiltrations and and and scams uh on a huge scale, right?
	Uh but but they've never shown the ability to manage like nation state stuff, right?
	Uh and uh and that's what's happening now.
	The cur the Turks can, right?
	The Turks can manage, right?
	Uh Syrians and so many others can do that.
	And they all realize that the problem in the neighborhood that's bombing everybody.
	So who who are the allies?
	You uh you always have to count allies.
	Which allies does Israel have?
	Zionist in America.
	That's about it, right?
	Uh, pretty much Zionist in America.
	And when the gold gun runs out and that sort of thing, there's not going to be any allies.
	I mean, there's no allies that say, hey, we're just natural buddies.
	When when the fun stops and the music stops, a lot of people that support Charlie Kirk realize what just happened.
	Others don't, of course, but a lot do, right?
	They realize that Charlie Kirk, they know who just killed him.
	That was clearly Zionist, right?
	And and uh and they're you know, got people running off talking about 30 odd sixes and stuff, right?
	So the uh, and uh but there are no regional or global allies of Israel.
	Uh like Thailand, they Thailand wants to keep relationships with Israel because Thailand is very good at keeping international relations going.
	But on the human scale, the people scale, just like I see in India and Nepal and uh all over the place here in Thailand, people get sick of the Israelis because of the way that they treat them.
	And that has uh that has a bleed up and down effect.
	Uh anyway, bottom line is the the war's gonna grow.
	Yeah, and and it seems to me that the very easy escalation path to World War III involving the major players, China, Russia, the United States, etc.
	Uh I I can see this going from an attempted invasion of Iran to a nuclear war in three days, you know.
	Who's gonna invade Iran?
	Who's gonna invade Iran?
	But that's what I'm saying.
	Yeah, the the US leaders may be dumb enough to try that.
	And it's going to go very badly, and that's what's going to cause the West to leap to the use of nuclear weapons because they're going to realize their conventional attack plans are complete fraud.
	Right.
	I mean, uh I I'm not sure how and but again, these are incompetent people.
	And and uh, and one of the things when you're when you're trying to predict how a war could go, you can never depend on logic.
	And you know, when you see these, yeah, when you see the analyst going, well, logically, they would never do that.
	And I'm like, I changed the channel because logic has nothing to do with the scrap.
	You know what I mean?
	That's right.
	Like one one one battle that I that I covered in Thailand years ago, uh, and I published about it called the The Fortune Teller from Myanmar, I think, or the fortune teller from Burma.
	And it was this Burma, this Burmese fortune teller, her name was ET, not E T like E T Go Home, but like E and then space T-H-I-E-T.
	And so she's this sort of uh mentally off uh woman.
	She's dead now.
	But but ET, she gave this, you know, she to tax in and some others who was a leader, he just got put in jail a couple weeks ago, but but tax in uh she told him that you had to do these certain things by a certain date, or you'll never have power in Thailand again.
	And so it was public.
	He talked about it, and you know, he went over to Myanmar and did all the fortune telling and all that stuff.
	And then they had a big battle in the streets of Bangkok, you know, and there were people killed.
	I mean, I was here, right?
	And it's like and uh and it was all because this probably like 80 IQ lady, and and I'm serious, I mean, she was there was something mentally wrong with her, uh, but and she was all you know twisted and stuff, but they follow people like that and think that they have these magical prognostications.
	What I'm getting to is is if you think that you can get to where this is going by using logical process, you don't know anything about war.
	I mean, sometimes wars start because or a battle happens because we're waiting for the bird to land in this tree this morning.
	Okay, the sun's up, the bird will come.
	If he's facing that way when he lands, we go to battle.
	If he's facing that way, we stay in the village, right?
	Yeah.
	I mean, it's that, you know, right.
	There's there's no amount of computing power that can figure that stuff out, right?
	So well, and uh, and I want to encourage people to follow you on X. Your call sign there is Michael underscore Yan.
	I've got your page up here.
	And then you've also got a Substack page, which is Michael Yan, that's Y-O-N.
	Substack.com.
	Is there anything else you want to add?
	Uh no, uh, other than also Masako Ganaha just started her Substack in the last 24 hours, and she's covering the Japanese issues deeply.
	People are hitting me with so many messages about what's going on with Japan because these protests that are going on about the the invasion by the IOM, United Nations, and all that.
	It's the same people, exact same process, exact same information more, and Masako's right in the middle of it.
	Suddenly, Japanese are starting to realize that Masako is Rudolph the red nosed reindeer who's been studying this intently in the last five years in 30 different countries.
	And suddenly she's the one that the Japanese are listening to very closely, right?
	And so, like for instance, she's here in Thailand now and she wasn't at these recent protests, and everybody's like, where's Masako?
	And she'll be right back because she's she's checking the perimeter, like what's happening in Thailand, what's happening in Korea?
	What because this is all part of the same war.
	She's been all over the United States, southern border, Panama, Darien Gap, Columbia, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Germany, looking at these things.
	And so she just started her Substack, and uh and and is absolutely vital to listen to for anything related to Japan.
	All right, so that's Masako Ganaha, that's G-A-N-A-H-A, correct?
	That's right.
	On Substacks.
	Just start with their substack.
	Okay, check that out.
	And by the way, um, did Masako have a chance to listen to that Japanese translation that I did.
	Uh did she not send it back?
	I don't know.
	I don't know.
	I don't know if you uh she saw it.
	I just want to know if it was good Japanese or not.
	I don't know.
	I'll ask her.
	Okay.
	I'll definitely ask her.
	You'll get an answer within eight hours.
	Within six hours.
	All good, all good.
	All right.
	No worries.
	So, Michael, I just want to thank you for your time today.
	Thank you for your analysis.
	And, you know, look, to our audience, you better get ready for World War III because uh that's that's the most likely outcome of where all this is headed.
	But thank you for your time today, Michael.
	Thanks, Michael.
	I really appreciate it.
	All right, you too.
	Have a great rest of your day.
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