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April 13, 2024 - America First - Nicholas J. Fuentes
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GAZA WAR DAY 188: IRAN STRIKE IMMINENT??? | America First Ep. 1318GAZA WAR DAY 188: IRAN STRIKE IMMINENT??? | America First Ep. 1318
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unidentified
I've never heard of Nick Fudge.
What was that?
I've never heard of Nick Fudge.
I've never heard of Nick Fudge.
I've never heard of Nick Puts.
Who's that?
They, they see America merely as a vessel.
I mean, only, only a class of people so rootless That you view America in such a way as merely a vessel for abstractions, right?
We're gonna smash your brain in with the Bible, idiot.
We're going to smash your brain in with the Bible, idiot.
And I'm addicted to the serotonin rush.
Where's enough enough, eh?
Where's enough enough, eh?
Shit.
Just eat a Big Mac, you stupid bitch.
You're not allowed to make jokes anymore.
We're not allowed to make jokes.
It's not money.
Sipping wine.
Having some pasta.
Having some pizza.
Oh.
I'm weird.
I'm normal.
I'm, I'm, well, I'm not normal.
I'm a poor kid.
I'm original.
All right, I'm an original.
One person raised his voice.
The teacher couldn't believe it.
but the classroom couldn't believe it either.
But in the end, he had logic on his side.
And at the end of the day, he proved his point.
And at the end of the day, he proved his point.
And at the end of the day, he proved his point.
And at the end of the day, he proved his point.
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo!
It's going to be only America first!
have been a disaster for the community.
donald j trump ▲ ● ▼
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
unidentified
It's going to be only America first.
America first.
The American people will come first once again.
With respect, the respect that we deserve.
From today forward, it's going to be only America first.
America First!
America first. America first. America first.
America first.
America first. America first. America first. America first. America first. America first. America first.
America first.
Thank you.
Thank you.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
America First, My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes.
We have a great show for you tonight.
Very excited to be back with you here tonight on Friday.
We have a lot to talk about tonight.
Lots to get into.
Big show.
Slow News Day.
It's a slow end to a slow second.
Slow week.
Since anything has happened anywhere in the world.
Nothing to talk about, and we're not even getting an Iran missile strike.
So, you know, nothing ever happens.
Why bother?
Nothing ever even happens.
But that's okay.
We'll be talking tonight about the Iranian retaliation.
Apparently it just won't even happen.
That's the new rumor.
And there's conflicting reports.
Some reports say that it will happen within 24 hours of right now.
And other reports say that the Iranians have not committed to doing anything at all yet.
And that they've actually decided not to follow through with any kind of drone or missile strike.
And we'll talk about why.
We'll talk about both sides.
We don't know yet.
We will know by Monday.
So, next time I do a show on Monday, we will have a better idea.
Although, right now, Western Intelligence, the official position is they're anticipating it to happen basically today.
Today or tomorrow.
But that doesn't mean that if nothing happens this weekend that nothing will ever happen in the future, but it means that this current warning is based on old intelligence and that the Iranians have decided to deliberate further or to cancel any kind of reprisal altogether.
But we'll get into all that tonight.
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We'll talk about What's going on over there?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
But it's a huge bummer, man.
These guys suck.
I said it a few days ago.
They talk such a big game.
Muslims.
They're the best at this.
They talk such a big game, they never follow through.
They talk about a new Islamic caliphate and they talk about their death to Israel and death to America.
unidentified
Israel's very much alive, guys.
Hate to be the... Hate to tell you.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I hate to tell you the truth.
But Israel and America, very much alive.
And that's great.
So, we'll talk about what's going on with Iran and why they're... Why they're not doing anything!
Come on!
Do something!
I got a show to do!
I got a show I gotta do every night!
And you can't provide me with a little bit of drama.
What the F. What the actual F. I've been waiting for this.
I have nothing going on, man.
I got nothing going on.
Except for this.
I was waiting to see it happen.
So, that's okay.
We'll talk about that.
We'll also be talking tonight about the FISA law.
Congress is deliberating over the reauthorization of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or the FISA Act, but it is being hotly debated by Republicans, specifically the Section 702, which allows the government to spy on U.S.
citizens.
And what some Republicans want is for the government to have to obtain a warrant in order for the government to use intelligence that they gathered in a backdoor manner to use that information against American citizens.
That's all Republicans want is for the government to have to obtain a warrant, which is just common sense.
Common sense under the Fourth Amendment, under any kind of constitutional order, that there would be a right to privacy that would be protected.
But the Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, who actually, before becoming the Speaker, was in favor of that same modification, he now wants the reauthorization without the warrant.
So in other words, U.S.
intelligence can spy on foreigners, not citizens.
But in the course of their spying, they get a ton of Americans' data.
And they say, hey, well, we have the data, we can just rifle through it and find whatever we want to find.
Which, we know that they are obtaining all this foreign information for the purpose of getting, in a backdoor, accidental way, in an incidental way, the information on citizens.
Republicans say you need a warrant.
Mike Johnson used to say that.
Now he says, and the intelligence community says no.
To impose that would be so restrictive, it would cause so much more terrorism, which is typical.
So we'll talk about that too.
Should be a pretty good show.
Although, like I said, pretty slow week.
Nothing's been going on lately.
I've been bored.
That's one of the reasons I'm getting lazy with the show again.
There's just nothing happening.
When Candace Owens was doing stuff, I was here for it.
Nothing's going on now.
But, before we get into the news, I want to remind you to smash the follow button on Rumble and Cozy to get a push notification whenever I go live.
Smash the follow button, smash the like button, follow me on Telegram.
Telegram!
Follow me on Telegram and like the video on Rumble if you're watching the replay or if you're watching live.
I gotta make sure I'm live though because you know whenever I go live at an early hour like this it's always some BS like I'm actually not live and no one tells me and okay.
So we're good.
Also, before we get into the news, another reminder to get your AFPAC tickets.
AFPAC tickets have been on sale since Monday and It's going to be our biggest conference yet, AFPAC 4, June 15th in Detroit, Michigan.
I'll be there high-fiving everybody, taking pictures with everybody, hanging out with you, listening to your stories.
I want to hear what you have to say about politics.
When I meet you in real life, this is your opportunity to do your show for me.
You're used to watching my show and me talk about politics but when you meet me the tables are turned and the roles are reversed and it's your opportunity to tell me what you really think about politics.
And I will sit there and listen and nod my head and make eye contact and pretend to be engaged and I will say, wow, you think so?
I never thought of it like that.
No, I don't know if I'll do that for everybody, because there's gonna be a lot of people there.
But I will be there!
Everybody always likes to do that.
Whenever I meet people, they always want to, like... They want to monologue at me.
It's like, uh...
unidentified
I'm not at your meetup.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
No, it's fine.
But it's like, what gave you the impression that I'm at your meetup and now I want to hear your... This is my meetup for my show.
Why are you doing a show for me?
unidentified
And I get it.
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I mean, I get why people want to do it.
It's just funny to me.
Whenever I meet people from politics, they're like, hey, I have a monologue that I've been working on, and I'm always like, okay.
I mean, they don't say that, but that's effectively what they're doing.
And I'm like, oh, buckle up.
Here we go.
I'm about to hear something I definitely have never heard before.
Trap in!
This is gonna be a good one.
Assistant, get the notebook out.
We got to get this stuff down for my next show.
No, I'm kidding.
But, um... No, but I'm excited to meet everybody.
Don't, don't let that, don't let that dissuade you.
It's gonna be a great time.
Huge party.
It's gonna be our biggest one yet.
Over a thousand people.
And, um... The tickets are selling fast, so you want to get them as quickly as possible.
Almost halfway sold out.
So, it's our biggest conference yet.
Like I said, over a thousand people.
We're closing in on halfway sold out.
So, I know people like to kind of push it and save it until the last minute.
You're gonna want to get them as quickly as you can, because I don't know how much longer they're gonna last.
So, afpac.events is the link.
aff.events or afpac.events 150 bucks general admission, but you get dinner.
Multiple speeches, meet-and-greet, all that kind of stuff.
No promises that I'll meet everybody.
For that, you gotta pony up and get the after-party or one of the VIP packages.
But, you know, I'll be floating around.
You get to see everybody.
It's a good time.
So...
The other thing is, it's the same, everyone's like, why are you doing it in Detroit?
I'm doing it in Detroit because Turning Point is doing it in Detroit, so if you are a young person, you can get Turning Point to pay for your flight and hotel, and then you can come to AVPAC instead, or on top of Turning Point.
So people are always like, why are you doing it in Detroit?
Why are you doing it?
Because Turning Point Is paying people to be at their thing and it's kind of like for all the young people It's like a nice little subsidy.
So see if you could get yourself a little flight Action make it cheaper for yourself Don't tell them that's what you're doing now because then they won't they're definitely not gonna They're not gonna help you do that if they know it so you got to be a little secretive about it, but But anyway, afpac.events, that's, we're joking about that, but afpac.events, make sure, I might need to say that just to cover myself.
afpac.events, get the tickets.
Okay, it's actually the morning on Saturday, just for posterity.
This is a morning show.
It is Saturday morning.
I'm cooked.
I procrastinated all night.
But it's Casual Friday, so it is acceptable to be casually late, especially on Casual Friday.
But yeah, there's not too much going on either, so I just feel no motivation.
Some nights I'm really with it and I'm ready to go, but there's nothing going on.
There's no news.
I feel like I almost want to change the schedule and make it like Three shows and two afternoon streams a week.
Cuz I know everyone loves the afternoon streams, but it does suck doing five shows and afternoon streams.
There's not enough stuff to talk about and I just get tired.
So I'm so I was kind of noodling with this idea the other day.
I was like, you know, maybe I'll do like Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday show, and then like a Wednesday casual stream?
Because I know I haven't been doing five shows a week lately.
I've been kind of slacking, so... I've just been thinking about it.
I'm not sure yet.
Either I gotta try to just, you know, lock in and do five shows a week, or... you know, or we gotta change it up.
You know what?
I'll make a decision after AFPAC, because it's been a long time since I took a vacation.
I'm probably going to do AFPAC, and then I'm probably going to take a short vacation.
I'll probably go away for like a week, because I've just been pushing it basically since January 6th, you know?
What I was thinking about the other day is, after January 6th, I basically told myself I can never take a break.
Because if I step away from the show for a long time, then Cozy dies.
You know, because people really only tune in to Cozy to watch my show.
They're not there for any other reason.
If my show doesn't go live and I'm not there for like a week and a half, I don't know if I'm gonna keep my audience.
I don't know how many people will ever return.
So I so that was kind of the psychology for a couple years, but now that we're on rumble I got a great following on rumble people tune in all the time great replay viewership I'm not as concerned about that so I feel like Not saying I'm gonna wind down the content, but I can I can kind of take a little break and Collect my bearings, because it's been a long three years.
I don't think people think about it that way, but I very much think of the timeline in terms of before January 6th and after.
Everything got much more difficult after.
And there was, like I said, I was kind of in this survival mode since Rumble took off.
And now that Rumble has assumed the same role as DLive, or like YouTube did at one time for me, Now it's kind of like a return to normalcy in many ways.
Because the rules from January 6th until very recently, it was just like I was on deity mode.
I was on Iron Man hardcore mode.
No heads-up display, no extra lives, no nothing.
But now things are getting a little bit more friendly, you know?
Anyway, I'm just talking out loud about the show and everything, but... I think maybe I'll make a decision, because AFPAC's only a couple months away, so I think after AFPAC, I'll make a decision and figure out the schedule, and then I'll either be doing five shows a week and really pressing to get them on time, Or maybe we'll mix it up a little bit.
But either way, I'd like to incorporate more of these afternoon streams, because they get more viewership than anything else.
I do an afternoon stream, it gets like 150,000 views.
I do a show, the shows have been doing well, like 60,000 to 90,000 every night, but the afternoon streams, for whatever reason, I guess, well, more people are awake at 3 p.m.
than they are at 2 a.m., so maybe that's why.
Anyway, that's that.
We'll move on.
We'll get into the show, our featured story.
We're going to be talking about this Iranian Missile strike.
I'm sure you've all heard so much about it, and we'll talk about the whole thing.
We'll get into all the details about it.
If you have not been paying very close attention to what has been happening in the Middle East, there are a few developments that you have to understand to understand how we got here.
And I'm talking, strictly speaking, the precipitating factors here.
I don't want to go all the way back to October 7th.
But this is all about Israel and their current state, their current posture towards Gaza.
So the war in Gaza is basically over.
It's been just over six months.
Israel has cleared every major city in Gaza except for one.
It's a very small territory, but with a significant population.
Hamas, which is the main adversary, is not very sophisticated.
They don't have a lot of men, they don't have a lot of material, but they are dug in.
They're in tunnels, they're in trench, they've got defensive capabilities.
So it's been a tricky operation.
And Israel doesn't have the best ground force.
But over the past six months, Israel has cleared the entire Gaza Strip.
They moved from north to south.
And just last week they evacuated Khan Yunis, which was the city that they had been, the last city they had been fighting in.
And now all eyes are on the last city that they have to take out, which is Rafa.
And you've heard so much about it, and we've talked so much about it on the show, but Israel's basically done with Gaza.
They have driven all the people out of their homes.
They have driven all the people to the brink of starvation.
100% of the population is at risk of famine.
And something like three-quarters of the whole population of the Strip has now taken refuge in this one city in the southeastern tip of the Gaza Strip, which is Rafah on the border with Egypt.
And all the drama now is about this city.
Israel says that they have to go in.
The only way for them to finally defeat Hamas is to attack Rafah, is to fully invade, full ground offensive, and go into the city and kill all the remaining Hamas leadership and fighters.
Problem is, many civilians will die and many of the people there will flee into Egypt, which will cause diplomatic problems.
And those are, those are really the, specifically the two issues with what's happening in Palestine, what's happening with Rafah.
So the United States is trying to restrain Israel from going into Rafah.
And so are all of the Arab and other Muslim countries in the Middle East.
The Arabs don't want Israel to go into Rafah because it will be a lot of civilian casualties, their populations will be angry, it will cause a refugee crisis in Egypt and maybe other countries.
They're also worried because of the second but separate related development, which is what is happening on Israel's northern border.
So, Rafah is basically on Israel's southern border.
But what will happen in Rafah, what is happening in Rafah, is affecting what is happening on Israel's northern border.
Ever since Israel invaded Gaza, they have been engaged in a fight with Hezbollah in Lebanon, on their northern border.
And Hezbollah, unlike Hamas, is massive.
Lot of people, lot of manpower, lot of missiles.
And they have constant support and training and funding from Iran.
It comes from Iran into Syria, through Syria into Lebanon.
And Israel is far more worried about Hezbollah than they are about Hamas because Hezbollah has more manpower and more missiles and is directly supplied and trained by Iran.
And what will happen if Israel invades Rafah is this.
Hezbollah anticipates that when Israel strategically defeats Hamas, Israel will then initiate a war against Hezbollah.
And there are reasons for this.
We've gone over them on the show before.
I'm not going to get into them right now.
But Hezbollah has a very good reason to believe that once Israel wraps up Gaza by finishing them off in Rafah, they're going to wrap it up and then turn their attention north and they're going to go into Lebanon and they're going to try and take out Hezbollah.
And that's their next move.
So, if Israel goes into Rafah and takes out this city, Hezbollah may preemptively attack Israel.
And if they don't preemptively attack, then there's a good chance that Israel will attempt to instigate or provoke them into a preemptive attack, or Israel will attack outright and initiate the war directly.
So what happens in Rafah directly affects what happens on Israel's northern border.
If Israel takes out Rafah, that is a signal to Hezbollah and to their main patron, Iran, that Israel is ready to turn their attention north and take the fight somewhere else.
Take the fight to them.
So in anticipation of that, they may preemptively move.
Either way though, there's a good chance that Israel may provoke that either way.
Either by antagonizing Hezbollah into attacking them with some sort of false flag, or by just attacking them outright.
And this...
Leads to the other major development, which is Israel's antagonism towards Iran itself, towards Iran proper, and the specific incident which Iran is replying to or has stated that they will reply to this week, which is that last week Israel attacked the Iranian embassy in Damascus in Syria, which is a major problem.
If you don't know Anything about international affairs, know this.
Attacking diplomatic personnel is like sacrosanct.
It's blasphemy.
This is like the worst thing, or rather, it's sacrilege.
Consulates, embassies, Foreign personnel, they are considered absolutely sacrosanct, absolutely protected.
They're like the goalie or the umpire.
They're like the referee.
You cannot touch them.
Even during the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union were not messing with each other's ambassadors, weren't messing with each other's embassies.
Now there was some spy games that were being played.
But the idea that a state would go in and attack or lay siege to or bomb an embassy, it is a major faux pas.
It is a major problem.
And it is considered an act of war.
Because technically, legally speaking, a foreign embassy is that country's soil.
So the Russian embassy in America is technically Russian soil.
When you walk into the embassy, the embassy is governed by Russian law.
It's as though you're in Russia when you're in the building.
If you go into the British embassy, it's like you're in Britain.
And if you kill British personnel in the British Embassy, it's like you killed British people in the United Kingdom.
But it's even worse than that, because when you attack an embassy, it's not just an attack on that country.
It's also an attack on the country that the embassy resides in.
So in this case, Israel attacked Iran's embassy, which is like attacking Iranian soil.
But they also attacked Iran's embassy in Syria.
So it's also a violation of Syria's national sovereignty.
So it's doubly bad.
But also, when you attack an embassy, it's basically like an attack on the international community.
Because every country has embassies in every other country.
And if you demonstrate a willingness That you're willing to cross that line, then every country becomes wary.
Oh, Israel bombs embassies.
Maybe our diplomatic personnel isn't safe in Israel or in other countries.
And if they're attacking diplomatic personnel, then that may signal to Iran that maybe an appropriate response is for Iran to attack the Embassy of Israel in some other country.
And countries don't want their territory to become a battleground for another war.
I mean, hypothetically, Turkey wouldn't want the Israeli Embassy being bombed by Iran.
They don't want to invite them.
So that's the problem with attacking an embassy.
So there's layers to this.
They blew up an Iranian embassy, killed high-ranking officials inside Syria.
It's a major violation of one of the major diplomatic conventions.
The whole international community has condemned this.
And so that is the last third major precipitating cause.
But they're all related.
This is why it's all happening at the same time.
Israel is finishing up its war in Gaza, which in itself is provoking Hezbollah and all the other Iranian-backed embassies.
But it is specifically related to Hezbollah because Hezbollah knows that when they finish in Rafah, Israel's going to war with Hezbollah.
So Israel's been provoking Hezbollah and Israel's been threatening and has issued an ultimatum to Hezbollah.
And Hezbollah is the number one proxy of Iran.
Hezbollah is actually Iran's second strike capability.
Iran has nuclear facilities all over the country.
Israel wants to blow them up.
And if Israel decided to do that, they'd probably have the backing of the United States.
In the event that Israel were to go to war with Iran, Hezbollah would provide a second strike capability to deter Israel.
If Israel bombed Iran's nuclear facilities or bombed Iran's conventional capabilities, Hezbollah, there's 100,000 guys with 200,000 missiles right over the border, they'd come pouring in.
And that is meant, it's basically a chess game.
You move one piece out of the way, and Hezbollah puts Israel in check.
So that means that Israel can't take the Queen, can't take the Bishop, whatever.
That's the idea.
So, it's like dominoes.
Or chess.
It's like a lot of games.
If Israel goes into Gaza and they finish off Gaza by taking out Rafah, Hezbollah knows they're next.
And if Hezbollah goes, then that's a big problem for Iran.
So, if Israel goes to war with Hezbollah, then Iran's gonna respond.
But Israel wants... But understand, Israel wants all of these successive things, because these three...
These three precipitating factors, these three battlefields, they're all related because they're all Iran.
Hamas is backed by Iran.
Hezbollah is backed by Iran.
Iran is Iran.
And one way to look at this entire campaign since October 7th is it is a long campaign by Israel to take out these successive Iran proxies, to take out these successive Iranian powers.
October 7th was used, that initial attack by Hamas has been used now as a justification to eliminate Hamas.
In the future it will be used to provoke and instigate a war with Hezbollah and significantly diminish Hezbollah and ultimately it will be used to instigate a conflict with Iran and significantly diminish Iran's capabilities.
Most likely by taking out their nuclear facilities.
So, we've been following this for the entire time, for the past six months.
I've been saying the same story from the beginning.
They're working their way up.
And they're leveraging one thing into the next.
They leveraged the Al-Aqsa flood on October 7th into a six-month war in Gaza.
They're leveraging the war in Gaza into an attack on Hezbollah.
They will leverage the attack on Hezbollah into a war with Iran.
And this is exactly what they're doing.
Israel has been bombing Hezbollah in Lebanon, and the attacks are going further into Lebanese territory, further north, further away from the border.
They've been killing more people.
And Israel has also been escalating against Iran.
They've been killing higher-ranking Iranian officials, blowing up Iranian facilities.
And then the latest provocation is that Israel bombed the Iranian embassy in Damascus, killing a number of high-ranking people.
And that brings us to where we are now.
So Israel killed all these people at the embassy.
This is such a belligerent act, it demands a response.
Iran has to retaliate.
Because if Iran doesn't retaliate, then what that signals is that they will allow Israel to kill high-ranking officials in other countries, in embassies.
It basically means it's open season.
And so Israel can continue To prosecute a war against Iran on every front in multiple countries without regard for any of the conventions of war.
They could even kill diplomats inside of embassies.
And Iran will not reply.
So Iran has to reply.
This happened two weeks ago.
This happened on April 1st.
It is now April 12th.
And so the big story this whole week is about what this Iranian retaliation is going to be.
And the key questions are as follows, and it's going to sound familiar because we've covered this dynamic throughout the entire war.
The questions are, who will launch the strike?
Will it come from Iran itself?
From the Iranian military?
From the Islamic Revolutionary Guard?
Will it come from one of Iran's proxies like Hezbollah, or the Houthis, or Palestinian Islamic Jihad, or all of the above?
Who will it target?
Will it target Israel itself?
Will it target Israeli soil?
Will it target Israeli forces in other countries or Israeli proxies in other countries?
And from where will it be launched?
Will it be launched from inside of Iran?
Or will it be launched from Iraq?
Or will it be launched from Syria?
And then the question is, what will the attack be?
Drones?
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Missiles?
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How many?
Against assets?
Against personnel?
So these are all the relevant questions and how Iran calibrates the response, it has to be severe enough that it deters Israel from provoking Iran further, but it also can't be so severe that it dares Israel to retaliate even more strongly.
And it's this tit-for-tat reciprocal escalation that eventually brings the United States in.
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And that's the other factor.
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So, they have to calibrate the strike with all these different variables.
Where's it going to come from?
Who's going to launch it?
What are they launching?
At whom?
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They have to calibrate all those details with a few things in mind.
And like I said, the basic is it can't be so strong, because if it's so strong, then Israel has to respond and it's an all-out war.
And if it's an all-out war, the U.S.
is coming with.
But it can't be so weak that Israel presumes that they can kill Iranians with impunity.
But maybe the critical factor is the involvement of the United States.
And that is what's been happening over the past week.
Iran has been very publicly signaling that they will retaliate.
And they've said some specific things.
They've said that if the UN Security Council had condemned the strike by Israel, then Iran wouldn't retaliate.
That's what they said earlier this week.
And resolutions in the Security Council are binding, contrary to what Americans say.
Technically speaking, unlike resolutions that are passed in other United Nations bodies, like the General Assembly, or DISAC, or the WHO, or ECOFIN, or whatever, the Security Council passes binding resolutions, meaning that it's incumbent on the member states of the UN to enforce them.
So, like, if the United Nations says Saddam Hussein must go, it's the obligation of the member states of the UN to carry out the regime change.
They're binding.
They deliberately call for action.
With the weight in as much as international law has it, with the weight of international law.
And Iran is actually in the right.
I mean, Iran says that if the UN Security Council had condemned the strike, they say, well, maybe they wouldn't retaliate.
Certainly the Security Council should have condemned the strike, because it's not just the normal conduct of a war.
Israel bombed an embassy.
So it's not like the UN would be taking sides, or any of the permanent members would be taking sides.
It's only enforcing one of the bedrock conventions of international law in the United Nations to condemn that.
But they didn't do it.
So Iran says that they have to reply.
There's also been some negotiation happening behind the scenes with China and Russia and other countries.
The U.S.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken has asked China to tell Iran to take it easy.
China refused.
The biggest factor, though, is to what extent the United States will be involved.
Will the United States protect Israel from the strike?
Will they, in other words, intercept an Iranian cruise missile?
Will they intercept an Iranian drone, as they have with Houthi missiles that have been launched at Israel from Yemen?
Will the United States participate in a counterattack by Israel?
If Iran attacks Israel and Israel counterattacks, will the United States help them?
Will they give them intelligence?
Will they help facilitate in some way?
Will they participate?
And, to what extent will the United States have Israel's back at all?
Is it 100%?
Is it 80%?
Because what Israel did is a pretty extreme provocation.
I don't think the United States supports the targeting of embassies.
The United States recognizes that this is what Israel is trying to do.
Israel is trying to provoke Iran into a war.
And they're trying to provoke that by doing these extremely antagonistic, belligerent actions like this one.
So the United States doesn't co-sign bombing embassies, and they certainly don't co-sign bombing embassies to make us fight Israel's war against Iran.
So Iran was waiting to see how much is the United States going to go with this, but the key factor is that the United States has signaled an absolute commitment to defend Israel.
The United States is deploying military assets to the Middle East to deter Iran.
They have even deployed some military personnel to Israel.
Joe Biden has said that he stands 100% with Israel, says that the United States will defend Israel from the attack, and so on and so forth.
And so, the reason why we haven't seen Iran retaliate yet, and why they might not retaliate at all, is because If they do, they know that Israel will have the full backing of the United States in counter-attacking.
And that's the problem.
Iran is in a real catch-22 because they have to reply.
To not reply would be a major humiliation on the world stage and invite more aggression.
At the same time, if they retaliate, Israel will attack them harder, and the United States will back them.
And then Iran will have to reply, and then it risks a full-out war, not just with Israel, which would be bad enough, but also with the United States.
And that is the last thing that Iran wants right now.
It would mean a full-scale regional war, and by the end of it, the axis of resistance would be in ruins, and so would Iran.
And probably it would mean regime change in Iran.
So that is why we have not seen any kind of a strike from Iran, and that's why I also don't think we're going to.
This morning, Iran seized an Israeli cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz, and there's an early report, I don't know how reliable, but there's an early report that says that Iran is doing that in lieu of a strike.
So in other words, instead of bombing the shit out of Israel, they're just gonna take some civilian cargo ship.
And they say that they're doing that to send a message that Iran can paralyze Israeli trade if they want to, but that doesn't make a ton of sense.
They're really just backing down now because the United States has stepped up to protect Israel.
But, unfortunately, I don't think there's a... Unfortunately, It may seem counterintuitive, but this does not prevent a war.
You might think, well, at least we're not going to embark down this path where Iran attacks Israel, and Israel attacks Iran, and then Iran attacks again, and then the United States attacks Iran.
It's World War III.
You might think it's a big sigh of relief that we haven't embarked down that path yet, but there's no off-ramp here.
There's really two big-term, long-term scenarios.
One is what I just described, which is that Iran follows through with the strike on Israel.
Let's say, for example, Axis of Resistance goes all out.
The Houthis, Hezbollah, Popular Mobilization Force, they all bombard Israel with missiles.
It overwhelms the Iron Dome.
A bunch of the missiles get through, And it destroys civilian infrastructure in Tel Aviv and other major Israeli cities, it kills civilians, and there's a simultaneous uprising in the West Bank, and it's a serious conundrum.
Well, as bad as that strike will be, it will allow Israel to respond proportionally.
And even escalate proportionally.
Israel takes out six guys in an embassy.
Iran instigates an uprising and an all-out bombardment.
That means that Israel gets to take that and double it and give it to the next person.
They get to multiply that by 150% and they get to bomb all of Iran's nuclear facilities.
And if they bomb Iran's nuclear facilities, then Iran bombs Israel's nuclear facilities.
But Israel has nukes.
So then Israel nukes Iran.
Or something.
Or the United States intervenes.
But either way, this is a very ugly scenario.
This is one sphere.
This is one option, which is that this very quickly goes from a relatively minor operation in the Gaza Strip to a full-scale regional conflict which involves Israel, the United States, the United Kingdom against Iran and all of its proxy forces.
In Lebanon, Iraq, Syria, Yemen, and also involves Syria itself.
Most likely it will draw in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf States and potentially Turkey.
So that's option one.
That's behind door number one if Iran follows through.
And you might think, well, Huge sigh of relief because that won't happen this weekend.
But behind door number two, the second option, is that if Israel is allowed to get away with bombing the embassy, they're going to bomb another one next week.
They're going to do something else because that has been the pattern since the beginning.
On January 3rd, they killed over 100 people in two terrorist attacks on the anniversary of Soleimani's death.
A month later, they sabotaged a gas pipeline inside of Iran.
Over the course of the same period, they've been killing Iranian Revolutionary Guard personnel, they've been attacking IRGC positions in Syria, they've been antagonizing Hezbollah, and they just blew up the embassy.
So you can bet that in the forthcoming Weeks and months.
They will be doing more of that and then some.
They will be killing more IRGC.
They will be killing more Hezbollah.
They will be going into Rafah.
They will continue to provoke.
And eventually they will provoke so much that Iran will have to reply.
There's a very narrow path in the middle Where it's kind of the same thing when they describe like this soft landing with inflation.
There's like this narrow path to achieve a soft landing where everyone kind of patiently waits for Israel to stop killing people without attacking Israel.
Because that's just what Israel wants and that's what they're trying to do.
They're carrying out this butchery in Gaza And they're provoking all their neighbors.
And they are just hoping beyond hope.
They are praying that somebody makes a move against them.
They are slaughtering people in Gaza.
And everyone thinks, how could they possibly do that?
It's by design.
It's part of it.
It is a butchery in Gaza.
That's part of the provocation.
And they're antagonizing and striking all their neighbors because they are hoping that someone gives them a reason to expand the war.
They want Iran to give them a reason to expand the war.
And to go and take out another one of their adversaries.
In the meantime, the whole world is turning against them.
Europe has turned against them.
Russia and China are against them.
The United States is against them.
The people are against them.
Candace Owens is against them.
But Israel is hoping.
They know that the world is turning against them and they know that that's a problem.
But they're hoping that Iran attacks first.
Because if Iran attacks Israel, then the whole world will have to patiently watch as Israel expands the war and kills other people elsewhere.
Because then the subject changes.
So, it's kind of this tricky thing where everyone is waiting for Israel to tire itself out, to burn itself out, Hezbollah, In an extremely disciplined way is restraining themselves so they don't launch any kind of major attack.
So is Iran.
The United States is holding back from really pressuring Israel and they're hoping that the Netanyahu government topples and the operation in Gaza finishes before anybody makes a move against Israel.
Because the moment that anyone makes a move against Israel, Israel will be fully justified to reply, and the clock, so to speak, resets back to zero.
Right now, Israel has been beating a dead horse for six months.
And everybody is saying, alright, enough.
Like, you're done.
Even their own people are ready to overthrow Netanyahu and get rid of this guy.
And they want the war to be over, and they want their hostages back.
But the minute that Iran attacks Israel, It's like his alt is ready again.
The bar is recharged.
His rechargeable ability is back.
The timer resets.
They get to go out and whoever attacks them, they get to go out and attack them back for as long as they need to.
Israeli society's primed for it.
International community has to watch it.
So that seems to be the game that's happening right now.
Hezbollah very early on declined to really get involved.
And I said that was super weak.
But they declined to get involved because they anticipated all that I'm saying right now.
Which is that if they made the first move, Israel would have a mandate in the mind of their own people and the international community to now take it to Hezbollah.
And same with Iran.
Iran knows that if they attack Israel, they're just giving them an excuse.
They're giving them a pretext.
Giving them a mandate to go and bomb Iran, and America's going to have to help them.
So Iran and Hezbollah have been refusing Israel what it wants, and they've been absorbing all of these belligerent provocations.
Across the entire region.
Blowing up IRGC and killing generals and embassies and all this kind of stuff.
So that's what's going on.
But I think it is far more likely that eventually Israel will extract the desired reaction.
And they will be able to work their way up the chain.
And like I said, this is all calculated on Israel's part.
They set out after October 7th to take out Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran.
And that's the grand prize.
They want to bomb Iran's nuclear sites.
They want to bomb Hezbollah.
And if they do that, they will be stronger than they have ever been.
They'll be in an unprecedented, uniquely secure position since the Jews started to settle Palestine over 100 years ago.
Because for the first time since they arrived there, they will have no adversaries, internally or externally.
They will have the full Palestine west of the Jordan River.
They will have full control of their borders, full spectrum mastery, and it will put them in an unprecedented position to dominate the region.
And that is what they want.
And that's what they promised from the start.
They said, we're going to change the geopolitics of the region for 50 years.
So this is about taking the atrocity on October 7th and leveraging that to ethnically cleanse Gaza and deport all the Muslims and send them into the Sinai.
And now they annex Gaza, and now that's taken care of.
And then they're going to do the same thing in the West Bank, and now that's taken care of.
And now, their border with Egypt, their border with Jordan is secure.
From the river, from the Jordan River to the sea, Israel has full control over the land.
And then they want to take out Hezbollah.
And then from Egypt, to the river, to the sea, to their northern border, they're clear to the Litani River in Lebanon.
They will be fully bounded by bodies of water.
By the Suez, Eastern Med, Jordan River, and the Litani River.
And then by taking out Iran's nuclear facilities, then there is no country in the region that has nukes other than them.
And there is no other country that is infiltrating these other states other than them.
Because what you have to understand is that what Iran represents fundamentally is a challenge to Israeli hegemony over the region.
Who else would have hegemony there?
Saudi Arabia and Egypt and Jordan and Iraq are clients of the United States.
Syria has been destabilized by 10 years of civil war.
Lebanon has been destabilized by 40 years of war with Israel.
And so all that remains is Iran and its many proxies which are operating inside of all these countries, inside and in between the cracks of all these countries.
And once that's rolled back, and once Iran is destabilized, Israel will dismember all of these countries.
Iraq will be divided up into three different countries.
Syria will be divided up into three different countries.
If not in a legal way, effectively that is how it will be.
They will create a Kurdish state.
Azerbaijan will steamroll Armenia.
And Israel will fully dominate the region.
And when you look at what has been happening globally, This presents Israel with an unprecedented opportunity then to become a global superpower.
Which sounds crazy, but it's real.
Because that's, on some level, what many of the wars are about.
It's about the trade now between China and the rest of the world.
And now the United States competing with China.
And it's a trade war.
It's about Belt and Road.
It's about IMEC.
It's about gas pipelines and various corridors.
And Israel will sit in the middle of it and make all the money.
They will sit in the middle of it.
They will effectively control the oil and they will control the flow of all kinds of other goods across a new Silk Road.
And they'll be richer and more powerful than ever. - Sorry.
So, I think we've done this monologue about a hundred.
Forgive me if you've heard all of this before, but But it's a slow news day, and that's what's going on.
So that's what Israel is trying to get Iran to do.
It's a trap.
I want to see Iran strike just because it would be funny, but also it would be a mistake because Iran striking Israel is a gift.
Iran strikes Israel, Israel gets to go full-on against all those nuclear facilities.
Or whatever, and then it's game over.
So that's that.
I'm probably not going to cover the FISA thing tonight.
I think I'll just save that for later.
When did I put up the post on Telegram?
How long have I been going?
About an hour.
Roughly an hour.
Yeah, so it's gonna be a shorter show tonight.
I'll just leave it at that.
We'll cover the FISA thing maybe next week if anyone even cares.
Yeah, I might cover it next week at some point.
It's not a huge story, but we'll just leave it at that.
Aborted Iranian... So anyway, but the latest news, so I'll just tell you the latest specifically, the news about this.
I'll read this story before we totally wrap it up.
This is from a few hours ago, but all this intelligence is unreliable.
It says, the U.S.
expects Iran will carry out strikes against multiple targets inside Israel in the coming days.
And is prepared to intercept any weapons launched at its ally.
President Joe Biden predicted that Iran's attacks were coming sooner than later and sought once again to issue a stern public warning saying his message to Tehran was simply, don't.
As of late Friday, the U.S.
believed that Iranian proxies could also be involved in the forthcoming attacks, according to a senior administration official and a source familiar with the intelligence, and that targets would likely be both inside Israel and around the region.
The U.S.' 's readiness to intercept weapons launched at Israel marked a clear indication of the level of ongoing cooperation between the two militaries.
The U.S.
had observed Iran moving military assets internally, including drones and cruise missiles, signaling that it was preparing to attack Israeli targets from inside its own territory, according to two people familiar with U.S.
intelligence.
So the intelligence says that Iran will be launching drones and cruise missiles at Israeli territory from Iranian territory.
And what that would mean is that Israel would be greenlit to counterattack inside Iranian soil.
Inside of Iranian territory.
So, the U.S.
says Iran's moving things around inside.
They're going to launch missiles from Iran to Israel, which means Israel gets to launch missiles from Israel into Iran.
And that's a war.
The U.S.
was not clear whether Iran was preparing to strike from its soil as part of an initial attack or if it was just posturing to deter Israel or the U.S.
from conducting a possible counter-strike on its territory.
U.S.
Navy forces in the Red Sea previously intercepted long-range missiles launched from the Houthis in Yemen toward Israel.
U.S.
forces in Iraq and Syria could also potentially intercept drones and rockets depending on the location from which they're launched.
The U.S.
is not anticipating that Iran or its proxies will attack U.S.
forces as part of the retaliation but is moving the assets just in case.
Tehran is wary of a dramatic escalation in the fighting and does not want to give the U.S.
or its allies an excuse to attack Iran directly.
The source has told CNN that U.S.
intelligence assesses that Iran has urged several of its proxy militia groups to simultaneously launch a large-scale attack against Israel using drones and missiles and that they could attack as soon as this week.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke with the foreign ministers of Turkey, China, and Saudi Arabia to urge them to press Iran not to escalate the conflict in the Middle East after threats made by Iran against Israel.
The thing is, though, if Iran went all out, there's nothing that anybody could do to stop it.
Because the thing about missile defense is that it's unreliable.
It only is capable of intercepting a certain proportion of projectiles that go into the air, and there's only so many anti-ballistic missile batteries.
If Iran truly sought to do damage to Israel, if they were launching strikes simultaneously from Yemen, Iraq, Syria, Iran, and Lebanon, and with enough missiles, some of them are getting through.
And it doesn't take much for it to be a catastrophe.
So, America can try to intercept them, Israel can try to intercept them.
If Iran wants, they can make it hurt.
And then Israel can reply, and America can reply, and it could devastate Iran's military.
But at that point, we'd be in unprecedented waters.
This would be like another major war on the scale of the Iraq War, or something like that.
And unfortunately Iran doesn't have the power to resist the United States like Russia is doing right now.
It's similar to what Russia did a couple years ago, but Russia has a big enough economy and a big enough military and America doesn't back Ukraine like they back Israel.
So it's different in key ways that would seriously make this risky fry ran to dare to strike Israel and invite any kind of joint response from America or Israel in any capacity.
Even if America is only providing intelligence or satellite support or something like that.
But that's where we are.
So, So the latest is that American intelligence says that it's coming this weekend.
But there's other intelligence which conflicts with this and says that Iran is reconsidering if they'll even do a strike at all.
But we really don't know.
Some are saying that it is coming this weekend, it's gonna happen, it's gonna happen like today, within hours.
Some are saying that it's been cancelled.
Iran is reconsidering if they're gonna do anything at all.
Maybe they're just gonna seize this cargo ship.
And nothing more.
But we'll have to watch and see this weekend.
If nothing happens this weekend, it would suggest that whatever they were planning on doing has been postponed.
And it would signal that they have heeded the warning from the United States and they're gonna play it smart and not take the bait.
But that's that.
So, that's what you gotta look out for.
The key details you gotta look out for are what the strike is, where it's coming from, where it's going, what it is, and if it happens within the next 48 hours.
If it doesn't happen in 48 hours, then you know they pushed it back.
You know they're not gonna risk America getting involved.
But that's that.
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We're gonna take a look at our Super Chats, see what you guys have to say about all this.
We'll take a look.
Doesn't look like too many tonight, which is, I mean, it's good because I have been really hating reading these.
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Let me get set up here.
We'll read them.
We got like 25, 30 tonight.
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Well, to be fair, I didn't start a food fight.
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Okay, that's a big difference, actually.
But Oliver Anthony, there's no In-N-Outs in Appalachia.
So I don't know if Oliver Anthony would ever find himself over there.
It might be too liberal for him.
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Some of those are not... I mean, Netherlands, I'll give you.
I would be able to identify it.
But you know, Netherlands, I'd give you.
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How do you not know Spain?
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America and Israel would not... They would not be able to invade Iran and win a long-term ground war, but they wouldn't need to.
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Yeah.
America and Israel would not, they would not be able to invade Iran and win a long-term ground war, but they wouldn't need to, because you're absolutely right.
All they'd have to do is embargo Iran, control the airspace, and Take out the nuclear facilities.
It would be over very quickly.
They'd have big problems.
So, yeah.
And similarly, like with Ukraine, it's been a war against Iran for decades.
You know, they say that the current invasion of Ukraine isn't a war, it's a special operation, because the war started in 2014.
And even before then, but really started in 2014.
The war with Iran has been going on for a long time.
Color revolution stuff, sanctions, assassinating their scientists, sabotage, you name it.
So, you're absolutely right about that.
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You should get out of there as soon as possible, but I'm sure you'll be fine.
Nothing ever happens.
But, you know, if anyone knew, you probably would be in an empty neighborhood right now.
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Yeah, it's clearly an attention grab.
I'm really not interested in it.
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I don't even want to do it.
I mean, if he, honest to God, if he had challenged me before he did the whole Purim costume and all that, I might have accepted.
But after that, like, there's just, it's not even worthwhile for me at that point.
And I'm somebody that's totally on the outside, I'm totally ostracized, blackballed, whatever.
You know, so a person like me is looking for opportunities to get in front of a mainstream audience, or to get some kind of credibility by debating people that are more mainstream than me.
But at this point, he is such a joke and has made such an embarrassment out of himself that there is nothing for me to gain by debating him.
Even if I won a crushing victory, which I totally would, there's nothing to be gained.
The guy's a joke.
I mean, he would hurt my credibility by debating him.
Because everyone already thinks I'm a Nazi.
If I debate this guy, it's gonna be a freak show.
Now it's a whole freak show.
Now it's not just one freak doing a show.
Now it's a freak show with two freaks doing their act next to each other, so... I probably would have debated him before he did that, but he's just turned into a laughingstock.
I think everybody...
I don't think there's one person, even a Zionist, that takes that guy seriously.
So yeah, I think you're right.
The timing's interesting.
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I'm all about the business, so I'm never really in drama.
You know, I don't even know what that means.
Drama.
I'm not really in drama, I just do my, do my shit.
I do my work.
Now for a long time I had this reputation of being like a huge source of drama.
It was never me, it was always the people around me causing drama.
And then when all those people left and did other things, now consequently there's no, where's the drama now, right?
Do you remember years ago everybody's like, oh Nick causes all this drama, blah blah blah, now it's like no drama.
So...
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That must suck.
Thank you for the super chat, but yeah.
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Poor thing.
What, did you lose a thousand followers?
They're there.
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It makes me even more mad how people launder your opinions while pretending you don't exist or trash talking you.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Hey, thank you for the big super chat.
Why does Elon...
I don't know.
I'm not Elon.
I wish I could have my Twitter, but they won't give it to me.
unidentified
I wish I could have my Twitter.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
But, it is what it is.
Maybe I'll get unbanned this year, we'll see.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼
Hey, thank you for the big super chat.
I appreciate it.
You know, I always hated when people talked about waking up early and watching cartoons.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
It's like, when did you not have fucking cable?
Were you born in the 60s?
Like, you can watch cartoons any time of the fucking day.
unidentified
People always say, oh it's like Sunday morning cartoons, Saturday morning cartoons.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Saturday morning cartoons?
What are you, 80 years old?
What are you, a fossil?
Saturday morning cartoons?
You didn't have Cartoon Network?
You never heard of Nickelodeon?
Disney XD?
Like if you're under the age of 100 talking about Saturday morning cartoons, what are you, raised by your grandparents?
Homeschooled?
One of those kids that never had cable?
It's like Saturday morning cartoons!
Who's writing this shit?
That's crazy.
I don't know about you, I watch cartoons all day.
I was watching cartoons at 10 o'clock at night.
I was watching Lilo and Stitch with the babysitter at 11 p.m.
Dave the Barbarian.
What are you talking about?
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼
Richard Percival sent $10.
He's serious is the reputational damage Israel has suffered?
If Iran and Hezbollah never respond, but Israel annexes Gaza, would Israel have still come out ahead?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
What was the first part?
He's serious is the... Oh, how serious?
It's not that serious, because all those problems will go away.
When this war is over, Saudi Arabia will ink the deal, okay?
And Israel had been headed towards a decoupling with the United States already, so... Honestly, they made the move at the right time.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼
Very funny.
- Very hilarious. - I believe Nala because my fiance was in a content creator, but she logged off once she met me.
Big question, does the VIP package include bottle service?
Excited to meet you big guy. - Ha, very funny.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
That's a great super chat.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼
Thank you, man.
Yeah, well, he's just not that smart.
I mean, memory is a part of IQ, so his brain has been scrambled by drugs.
Still can't beat your time and score on the world map quiz.
Political streamer for over 10 years, by the way.
Nick won.
Jimbo Zoomer won.
Thanks for all of the great content.
Have a great weekend.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Thank you, man.
Yeah, well, he's just not that smart.
I mean, memory is a part of IQ.
So his brain has been scrambled by drugs.
I would bet you a million dollars that if we both studied country names, country capitals, flags, and geography, that I would do better than he would 99%.
99 times out of 100.
I mean, I would do it better just based on prior knowledge.
And I have.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼
Joseph Quesada sent $5.
Clip of Destiny not being able to identify Spanish flag.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Let me see.
Got it.
unidentified
I forgot it.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
No, wait.
I was like, you guys actually have a cool flag.
Because you have a thing on it.
unidentified
Was it this thing?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
No, it was this thing.
unidentified
No, it was this thing.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
This doesn't look... Spanish?
It was this guy.
No.
It was this guy.
unidentified
What the fuck?
They're like the same shit.
No.
It was this guy.
No.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Wow.
unidentified
It had a... Ha!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Bro!
Wow!
unidentified
Wow!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
That's crazy.
unidentified
I can name most of these flags.
I think there's some that I couldn't.
What is that?
Indonesia, Estonia, Cyprus, Italy.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I'll come back to that one.
Poland.
Come back to that one.
Romania, Vatican.
That's one of the... Slovakia, I think.
Spain, Belgium.
Come back to that one.
Portugal, Austria.
North Macedonia.
unidentified
Is that Barbados?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Latvia.
Don't know that one.
That one's the other one.
Slovakia or Slovenia.
No wait, no, I'm sorry.
The red one's Montenegro.
This one's North Macedonia.
France.
Czechia.
That one's like... I want to say that... I'll come back to that one.
Don't know that one.
Kosovo and that's like Croatia, I want to say.
And then the one I want to go back to, I think that's Bulgaria.
And then this other one is Kyrgyzstan, I want to say.
It's one of the Central Asian countries.
And the other ones I don't know.
unidentified
There's like two that I don't.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Then I don't have a guess.
Two or three.
So, but I'm not that good with flags, but I'll just rattle those off off the top of my head.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼
I'm okay with killing gingers, yeah.
Papiro sent $5.
Send Hinsdale your energy.
Red Heifer, ML88, tie and locked in for April 22nd.
Gaia Day.
Your days are numbered.
Tyler Russell and Oliver Anthony.
Fire.
Ox.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I'm okay with killing gingers, yeah.
We got a sacrifice.
They don't need to have been not yoked.
They don't need to have pure... We could just start killing them.
We just start killing them.
Nah, kidding.
Kidding!
Love Tyler Russell.
Hey, I don't hate gingers at all.
I don't hate gingers.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼
Zachariah Seeds sent $5.
Do foreigners ever go to a pack?
I'd give it will be cringe if I came.
I'm South African.
I'm not some ugly ass nigga and I have an Elon Musk accent but it may not make sense because I'm not American.
Love you big bro 07.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Hey, thank you, man.
Yeah, we've had non... There's gonna be non-Americans there.
There's gonna be some Europeans there.
Some Polish guy came to the last rally, so yeah.
Yeah, by all means.
unidentified
Okay!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Alright, that's our last Super Chat.
That's gonna do it for me.
Relatively painless tonight.
That wasn't so bad.
Super Chats were terrible this week, but that wasn't bad.
But I'm in a better mood.
When I go live when I feel like it, then I'm in the mood for it.
When I go live and I'm not in the mood for it, then I'm mad.
unidentified
Because I'm like, you're making me do this show.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
When I go live and I'm in the mood for it, I'm like, alright, what's your question?
Alright, well that's it.
That's all I got.
Remember to follow me on Rumble and Cozy to get a push notification whenever I go live.
I'm on the air Monday through Friday.
Thanks to our Super Chatters.
Huge special thanks to CinderblockGroperAB and SamboGroper.
Big thanks to them.
Thanks to all our Super Chatters.
Everybody that watches, get your AFPAC tickets.
AFPAC.events I messed up the order.
unidentified
What is it?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I'll see you on Monday.
Until then, have a great weekend.
Have a great rest of your evening.
donald j trump ▲ ● ▼
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
unidentified
It's going to be only America first.
America first.
The American people will come first once again.
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