Benjamin Netanyahu allegedly pressures Donald Trump with a "final blackmail gambit," threatening to leak Epstein-linked or financial dirt unless he approves a bombing of Iran. Pro-Israel donors like Pam Bondi and Susie Wiles—alongside figures such as Mark Levin and the Ben Shapiros—are framed as cult-like war advocates tied to an "end of days" narrative. A strike risks U.S. casualties, energy chaos from Hormuz disruptions, and dollar collapse, while Iran’s 2023 Chinese radar upgrades could expose American aircraft. Netanyahu’s push for regional destabilization may backfire, strengthening Iranian leadership and endangering Israel, yet Trump’s refusal could mean political ruin or "spiritual judgment," per the segment’s provocative conclusion. [Automatically generated summary]
So it looks almost certain now that Trump is going to order the U.S. military to bomb Iran or strike it with missiles, and that that's going to set off a chain reaction of events which will lead to Trump's political downfall.
But even so, he's doing it because Netanyahu holds something over Trump that's so damning or so powerful or so compelling that Trump must obey Netanyahu.
In fact, Netanyahu has taken a trip to the United States again.
He's arriving in order to clearly deliver a final threat to Donald Trump, which is if you don't order the bombing of Iran, then this is what's going to happen.
And you can imagine it's probably not too difficult to figure out what that is.
It's going to involve a lot of blackmail material on Trump and the people around him.
Maybe things related to the Epstein files, maybe records of financial transactions or whatever dirt that Israel has on Trump or the Trump family.
They're going to leverage all of it to try to push Trump into this war with Iran, which benefits Israel but does not benefit the United States.
Now, I recently interviewed John Kiriaku, former CIA counterterrorism case officer, and he agrees with me that Netanyahu has something on Trump, a lot of arm twisting going on.
And he also agreed with me that if the U.S. takes a lot of casualties or loses a stealth bomber or if a U.S. naval vessel is destroyed or something on that magnitude, then the political fallout for Trump would be absolutely catastrophic.
And probably also for the GOP, but especially for Trump himself, who might not survive the rest of the year in office.
He might be impeached or just forced to resign.
And that seems to be an increasingly likely outcome of this.
It's not a certainty, but it's likely because China has given Iran these advanced anti-stealth radar systems and air defense systems that can take out stealth bombers and stealth fighters, etc.
So if the U.S. tries to attack Iran, they could lose aircraft.
If they lose stealth aircraft, then the political fallout in the United States would be absolutely tremendous.
And the calculation in Trump's mind on this has to be really frightening.
The way I see it, in Trump's mind, if he doesn't attack Iran, then Israel releases whatever blackmail they have on him or his family members, or they attack the stock market or they crash the banking system or whatever they're capable of doing.
They control a lot of things.
But if Trump does attack Iran, and if it goes badly, where thousands of U.S. soldiers end up getting killed in the Iranian retaliation, let's say, then Trump's political career is over, most likely.
So in his mind, he's thinking that whatever Netanyahu has on Trump is so bad that he's willing to risk his political life in order to avoid Netanyahu releasing whatever that stuff is.
Look, Netanyahu is a thug.
And I think Trump knows that.
It's just that Trump is caught up in the thug's web here because so many of the donors that put Trump into office were pro-Israel Zionist donors.
Almost all of Trump's cabinet and office personnel are loyal to Netanyahu more than they are loyal to Trump.
It's clear, for example, that Pam Bondi doesn't take orders from Trump.
She takes orders from Netanyahu, period.
And even some suspect that people like Susie Wiles, who is part of Trump's staff in the White House, she used to run Netanyahu's presidential campaign.
And there are many other examples of this.
And then there's also the crazies like Mark Levin and the Ben Shapiros, like the crazy lunatics who want to start world war because it's part of their weird end of days religious cultism or fanaticism or whatever you want to call it.
There's those people too.
So Trump is in a difficult position.
Damned if you do, damned if you don't.
The thing is, if he does attack Iran, not only is he damned, but America is damned because the blowback against the United States will be tremendous.
For example, energy prices will skyrocket because of the Strait of Hormuz.
There will be casualties of American soldiers at U.S. bases across the Middle Eastern region, including in Iraq and Qatar and the UAE or Saudi Arabia or just all over the entire region, wherever those bases are.
They're scattered across the whole region.
And every single one of those bases is within range of Iran's missiles.
Every single one of them.
In addition, U.S. naval vessels are within reach of many of Iran's missiles, including hypersonic missiles.
And it's doubtful that U.S. naval vessels can effectively defend themselves against a barrage of such missiles being launched by Iran.
In addition, Iran has new missile technology that they did not have six or seven months ago, or I guess it's almost eight months now since June of last year.
And that means that the United States military probably does not have a good idea of the full capabilities of Iran, especially with its anti-ship missiles.
And yes, I'm using the word missile deliberately here because Iran has anti-ship missiles as well as, of course, anti-ship drones and drone swarms.
And as we saw in the exchange with Israel last summer, that Iran will fill the skies with hundreds of drones, and then they'll have some very intelligent missiles kind of mixed in with the drones to where the defense systems of the U.S. Navy, let's say, are occupied trying to take out all the drones, which are cheap and expendable.
And then that allows, and then that distraction allows the guided missiles or rockets or the more capable drones to be able to penetrate the airspace and effectively make it to their target and detonate as kamikaze drones.
So the U.S. government, I believe, especially the Department of Defense, is very likely overestimating its capabilities both offensively and defensively.
And even though Israel wants regime change in Iran or to split up the country, it seems like bombing Iran is only going to achieve the opposite, which is hardening domestic support for the current Iranian leadership.
In fact, the most likely regime change that's going to happen from this is in America, where Trump will end up having to resign.
He'll be forced out of power because of the mess that he made in Iran.
Now, that's not going to happen overnight, and it's not a certainty, but it's one of the increasingly likely outcomes that this could be the end of Trump.
Netanyahu doesn't care because he controls the next guy just the same.
So to Netanyahu, Trump is expendable.
And to Netanyahu, America is expendable.
What matters to him is just how much damage we can do to Iran, as long as Israel can survive.
And, you know, chaos is the name of the game for Israel.
They just want mass chaos in Iran because chaos breeds instability and instability allows Israel and Mossad to assert much more effective control over the region, which is what they want.
But the backlash against Israel could be catastrophic for Israel if Iran is able to launch its own retaliatory missiles.
So unless the U.S. has such a massive first strike that obliterates Iran's entire field of missiles and, you know, all the mountain bases and everything else, then Iran is going to get off a retaliatory attack, and they promise that they will target Israel with that attack.
So therefore, Israel could actually face extreme devastation in retaliation, even if Israel does not itself take part in the initial attack on Iran.
Because Iran has stated through their various foreign ministers or whatever the correct titles are, that they consider Israel to be a proxy state of the United States.
If the U.S. attacks Iran, in their mind, Israel is a legitimate military target, and so is every U.S. military base across the entire region.
So Trump is walking into a trap.
And it's a trap that could devastate the world economy.
It could devastate energy supplies for numerous nations and regions around the world, including Western Europe.
And it could lead to mass inflation.
It could lead to disruptions in economies.
And on top of that, it could lead to the loss of thousands of U.S. soldiers, their lives.
And if it goes horribly wrong to the point where the world sees the U.S. military as now being weak because Iran managed to do something like sink a naval vessel or completely nullify an aircraft carrier or something like that, then that's going to change the way the world sees the strength of the United States.
And that will have repercussions in terms of the world abandoning the dollar as the reserve currency or really, we shouldn't call it reserve currency, the common trading currency.
So all of this is intertwined.
And again, Trump is walking into a trap.
And the only way for America to win here is to not play the game.
The only way for America to win is to tell Netanyahu to go pound sand and do not attack Iran, bring the soldiers back home and focus on trade instead of war.
But Netanyahu doesn't want that.
He wants war and chaos.
He wants blood spilled on the lands of Iran and who knows anywhere else across the Middle East, as they've already done in destroying Gaza.
And let's be very clear and upfront about this.
Israel is a satanic regime, you know, run by actual Satanists.
And of course they want death and suffering and chaos.
And so Trump, if he is to pass the most important test of his life in the eyes of God, Trump must resist the Satanists and reject Israel's demands for war and suffering and death and destruction.
If Trump can't do that, it doesn't matter whether he wins the Nobel Peace Prize because he will lose the ultimate prize in the eyes of God.
Trump will have forfeited his soul's eternal reward, if it's not already forfeit, I suppose.
Or at least that's the view that makes sense to me.
But what do you think?
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