Danny Jones Podcast - #425 - "They Control Trump & Netanyahu" The Secret Family No One Talks About | Professor Jiang

Starting point is 00:00:01 First of all, I just got to say, the CCP deserves a round of applause for this amazing American influence campaign. That's right. You're doing an incredible job. Yeah. So how does it feel to make sure you sweep this place after he leaves? Yeah, yeah. Well, how does it feel to have a Chinese spy on your podcast for the first time? I think you might be the second. I think Lee might have been the first Chinese spy. Okay. I think you might be the second. Yeah, but you'll have to- I'm better. I'm better than she is, right? You're doing an incredible job. Oh, you're a superstar. Yeah, yeah. That's what I want to say. You know, you know. No, I'm on this.

Starting point is 00:00:37 Hats off to the CCP. So I'm doing this national tour and I'm going around the United States on this secret mission to undermine American democracy by teaching Americans facts and logic and how to think for themselves. That's my secret mission. And it might be impossible. You know? I mean, it's the first time I've ever seen anything like it, man.

Starting point is 00:00:56 Yeah, yeah. Very impressive. Thank you. Yeah. So how did you get into all this stuff with creating this? First of all, how does a guy like you get away with you? talking about the things you talk about in China. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:01:09 So I work at a private school in Beijing. And it's a very gray zone because it's not public, meaning we don't train our students to take the national entrance examination to get into China's college. And these are students who are wealthy enough to apply to U.S. colleges. So we teach them English, we teach them philosophy and I was brought on to teach philosophy and geopolitics and I started to record my lectures on YouTube and I'm a maverick in education. I don't like how schools are run and I try to provoke students into deep thought. So one thing that I did was make predictions in my history class and my argument was that you can look at historical analogies and history repeats itself.

Starting point is 00:02:11 So as long as you're able to apply current events to the past, then you should be able to make pretty accurate predictions about what's going to happen in the near future. So I structured my class around three predictions, and this was May 2024. My first prediction was that Trump would win a second term. He would get a second term. My second prediction was that he would start a war against Iran.

Starting point is 00:02:40 And my third prediction is that the United States would lose this war and does reset the global order. And so two of my three predictions have panned out. And that's what made me viral online. How long have you been teaching in China? So I went to Yale. And after I got from Yale. So you were born in China?

Starting point is 00:03:04 No, yeah. I was born in China in a small village. We were very poor. And then when I was six years old, we went to Toronto. And that's where I grew up and went to school. And then I got a scholarship to go to Yale College. And I studied English literature there. And then after Yale, I want to return to China. And I've been there ever since. So I've been there for about 26 years now. And I've been working in education in different capacities since then. And you said that the school that hired you, it's like a private school that's not traditional school in China. That's right. That's right. So the vast majority of schools train students to get into a Chinese college. And it's a system of road memorization. So you just have to memorize books and books of knowledge. And then you take a multiple choice test. If you pass it, then you go into a good college. And these are students whose parents don't want their kids to go through that path because it's very stressful. You know, 8% of Beijing high school students have been diagnosed as depressed or...

Starting point is 00:04:18 8%. 80%? Oh, 80%? 80% of Beijing high school students have been diagnosed as having some sort of mental problem. And it could be stress. It could be burnt out. It could be depression, but it's a huge issue in China. And so these are students who have opted out of that traditional path, and they want to go to the United States.

Starting point is 00:04:43 And so you need to provide them an education that focus on English as well as teaching them like reading and writing skills. Now, is this specific to Beijing or is this throughout China? This is throughout China. Throughout China. So right now, there are about 300,000, 300,000 Chinese students, studying in an American college, like a four-year undergraduate program. I heard something about, I read in this book one time, I can't remember what book it was, but it was explaining how the reason that Chinese are so much better at math is something to do with the language,

Starting point is 00:05:21 like the Chinese language. Yeah, so I think you're referring to Malcolm Gladwell. Yes, that's what it was. And he wrote a book called Outliers. Yes, that's what it was. Thank you. Chinese are so good at math. And he has a very funny theory that is not scholarly or academic in any way.

Starting point is 00:05:42 But his argument is that the human brain can only absorb so many syllables at once. And because in English, a lot of these numbers have multiple syllables, like 11, right? But in Chinese, they're just one syllable. So it's easier for Chinese to remember long strings of digits. And that's his theory. And you don't agree with that? I don't agree with Malcolm Gladwell. So what makes the Chinese so much better at math than us?

Starting point is 00:06:16 It's a system that prioritizes math above everything else. So our math students are like football stars in high school. Yeah. That's wild. It's wild. And so what happens is, you know, you show an app. for mathematics and you are given very special treatment by the teachers, right? So if you do well math tests, you're considered a genius and therefore you don't have to follow the rules.

Starting point is 00:06:42 You can curse out the teacher, you can bolder your classmates. Same as like football stars in the United States, exactly the same system. What kind of jobs are these math wizards in China getting? Like what's the ultimate goal for these guys? Is there any sort of, is it sort of any similarities? similarities with sort of the individualistic view of the United States where people want to climb the ladder gain wealth you know drive a nice car get a hot girl how is it compared to that like it's exactly the same really because you know these football stars they're aiming for the

Starting point is 00:07:16 NFL right these math stars are aiming for AI artificial intelligence because you work for meta right that's like half a million starting salary that's the NFL of AI Wow. It's the same system. And they can do that from China or they have to move to the US? So they go for the Chinese system and then they come to the United States for graduate study. So they go to Stanford or... Is that a common thing for these people in the Chinese education system to strive to want to go to the United States?

Starting point is 00:07:51 That's exactly right, yeah. Interesting. Because the dream is this, the dream is to work your ass off. come United States to do a graduate program in data science or artificial intelligence, then get a professorship for about 10 years, and you go back to China, and then you are now like a superstar. You have unlimited funding, and you get hot girls. Yeah. And yeah. Are there, is there anyone else like you that is educating people in China on the things that you're talking about, like these, you know, I mean, to the common, to the unendomely,

Starting point is 00:08:29 To the uninitiated, the stuff sounds wacky. You're talking about secret societies and you're talking about the Rothschilds, and you're talking about a geopolitics and like the devil's chess board type stuff. So how many Chinese students in China are aware of this kind of stuff? Well, I mean, when you watch my video and I'm teaching, there's in the back exactly one student watching me. Just one? Maybe there's, sometimes when I'm lucky, there's two.

Starting point is 00:09:03 You know, if I'm having a good day, I get two students. Wow. Yeah, but... One runs the camera? No, no. It's a silliest operation because what I do is I get a tripod, and I put the camera on the tripod, I turn on, then I teach, and I turn it off, then I upload it to YouTube.

Starting point is 00:09:23 That's the extent of my production values. I really love your whiteboard. because I thought I was fooled. I thought it was a chalkboard. And then you started changing the colors on it. I was super impressed. That's a really cool. Everyone loves that thing.

Starting point is 00:09:36 Yeah. I think Patrick Bet David loves it a lot too. Yeah, he does. He tried to take a page out of your book. You see that? Yeah. No, everyone complains because I left the school. And they're like, you need to go back to the school and get that blackboard, whiteboard back,

Starting point is 00:09:51 and go back to your old teaching. Did that, that whiteboard company needs to reach out to you? They need to do a deal with them. I'm sure they were, they're getting a lot of promo. They are getting a lot of promo. Yeah. So you started doing these videos about the history of the United States, and you have a couple students in your class in China.

Starting point is 00:10:10 And you said it was, was there a specific video that sort of like exploded on YouTube? And you were just like, holy shit, what's happening? Yeah. So the video that started to gain traction online is last June, I made a video on the fall and decline of American Empire. And towards the end of the video, I predicted that Israel would attack Iran. And a couple days later, that's exactly what happened. And that got me about... So last May, I was at 200 subscribers on 9th.

Starting point is 00:10:53 YouTube and my goal was to reach 5,000 and maybe a year my my dream was a 5,000 YouTube subscribers and I thought that I would have made it if that if I did that so after that video and after the 12th day war last June I went in a month to about 400,000 subscribers and then this March the United States attacks Iran and now I'm close to 2.8 million subscribers. That's bonkers in a year. Yeah, it's crazy. It's crazy. And I was kind of asking you thank you CCP. Yeah. Thank you for for they're doing a great job. Yeah, thank you for um, yes, investing in me. Yes. Um, by the way, is there like different rules in China for YouTube than there

Starting point is 00:11:44 is in the United States? Yeah, it's not allowed. No, YouTube's not. Yeah. It's illegal. Yeah. It's illegal. It's illegal to watch YouTube and it's illegal to post on YouTube. So why aren't you in jail? Oh, yeah, CCP. I forgot that. You got to say. Yeah, that's right. That's right.

Starting point is 00:11:59 That's right. That's right. No, so I'm a foreigner and I'm basically posting to a foreign audience. The best way to see, the best way to understand this is like, just pretend I'm a Martian making videos for people back at Mars, right? Does it really affect people on Earth? Not really. Do the governments of EarthCare? Not really.

Starting point is 00:12:21 Right. But like, so how do you go on to YouTube then if you're in China? Oh, VPN. Everyone has a VPN. Oh, really? Yeah. So the Chinese haven't figured out how to stop the VPNs? They have.

Starting point is 00:12:30 I thought they have some like crazy firewall. Yeah. So I think there are secret agreements between VPN companies and the Chinese state. Because, and I think this because there are Chinese VPNs will block certain sensitive news articles about China. China. Right? So what the Chinese state recognizes is you can't block off the internet because how will scholars, how will professors do research, right? The reality is that most information is in English and it's across the firewall. So you just block China off, then your professors, your researchers, your academics will fall way behind. So I think they make this compromise where, okay,

Starting point is 00:13:18 Well, there's this great area where we allow certain people to access the internet. Because remember, the thing about the internet is that it's in English. And 99% of people in China do not speak English. So it's not really a problem for China. Yeah. If you were speaking in Chinese to a Chinese audience, well, first of all, they would catch you because people in China can't watch YouTube. They have a specific platform. That's right.

Starting point is 00:13:43 Right. That's right. And what is it called? So there's one giant social media platform that everyone talks. on and communicates on. Is that true? It's called WeChat. So WeChat is all there is. There are other social media, but WeChat is the most common. And WeChat is crazy because you just open up WeChat and you can order Uber or taxi on WeChat, go to the restaurant, and then on your WeChat, you can order a meal and then pay for it and then leave. And WeChat has all your

Starting point is 00:14:18 your data. Like from the moment you get up to the moment you go to bed, we chat is monitoring everything you do. It has all your communication with all your friends and it's able to track you. Do they make, do they have like wearable devices you have to wear to like track your heart rate and all that stuff? Um, it's coming. Right. Um, you're like aura ring just at a partnership of Palantir. That's right where they're getting, I don't know what they're doing, but they're yeah, they have access to the data. Yeah. Yeah. Something like that, I would imagine. Yeah. So I will say this. I I will say that the surveillance in the United States,

Starting point is 00:14:51 it is much more sophisticated than in China. Really? Because, for example, I can turn off my geolocator on my phone in China, but with my Apple iPhone in the United States, I don't know how to do that. My phone in the United States, it's tracking a lot more information about me than my phone back in China.

Starting point is 00:15:15 How so? It's just clicking- Because you're saying, with the way the iPhones are set up, you can turn it, you can basically turn the iPhone completely off and it still listens and tracks locations and stuff like that. Right. So on my Chinese phone, I usually turn off my GPS, but like on my iPhone here in United States, I'm not sure how I turn off my GPS, my geo tracker, yeah. Right. I see what you're saying. Do you guys have TikTok in China still?

Starting point is 00:15:46 It's not called TikTok, it's called Doing. But it's the Chinese version, yes. And is it true? I've heard so many people talk about how there's a curfew for that app for kids when it's only like educational content. Yeah, it's a great thing. That's true. Yeah, you guys should do it. Look, look, I mean, I talk trash about China all the time, but I think the fact that they limit social media exposure to kids.

Starting point is 00:16:10 It's a wonderful thing. Yeah. Because you look at how depressed teenagers are, especially girls, because of their experience. to social media. I mean, it's a mental health crisis in the United States. Most people don't notice how much their hair affects their confidence until it starts to disappear. And then suddenly you notice yourself analyzing your hair line every time you look in the mirror. The problem is there's so much conflicting evidence and advice on what works, what doesn't, what takes you farther, and that's where Hymns makes everything simple.

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Starting point is 00:17:35 Right. Like misconceptions that normal people have, like even that I have about China. Like what's it? How bad is it? Like what I think about China, I think of this crazy, you know, cameras everywhere, monitoring everywhere you go. You know, like you talked about with the Wii chat, monitoring all that stuff. And, you know, everyone is the same. They're treated like robots. We have a great healthcare system.

Starting point is 00:17:57 So I don't have a health insurance. But, you know, if I were to break my arm, I would go to a hospital. And I would pay maybe $100 for them to do an x-ray. and for them to prescribe some medication and for them to put me in a cast, it'd be nothing. Whereas United States, it would literally cost you an arm and a leg. What do you think is the more optimal nation state, China or the United States? I mean, if I had to choose where to live, I would definitely choose to live in the United States. If you had to choose which country you got to run.

Starting point is 00:18:37 Oh, well, China. It's a lot easier to run a nation about guns. I think the American leaders are very envious of China. I think so. But not just the leaders. I think the elite in general, right? The oligarchy. They're very envious of the Chinese system because of how obedient Chinese are.

Starting point is 00:19:00 And I think that they're just, I think we're frustrated, not we, but those people, the elite of the United States, are frustrated that they have to continue this lie of democracy because that's not what they are or what they want to be. No, you look at the opposition towards data centers in the United States, right? I mean, people are angry about data centers. But in China, no one ever complains about data centers. People just don't believe they have a right to protest. And then talk to me about that.

Starting point is 00:19:32 We were talking a little bit about this last night, the one-child policy. Sure, sure. In China. So you were explaining to me that people don't want to have girls. Yes. Because the girls marry after another family. And it's, and like, the lineage of a family is very, very important to the culture of China and to the families that are living in China.

Starting point is 00:19:55 Yes. So. And the health care system doesn't extend past the first child. Yes. Okay. So for most of its history, I'm saying, I'm talking about. like the People's Republic of China, which was found in 1949. For most of its history, it was a socialist nation.

Starting point is 00:20:15 And we call this the Iron Rice Bowl system, and that the state guarantees you a job, health care, and a pension. And during this time, the first major leader was Chairman Mao Zedong. And he had certain ideas about how to run a country. and he believed in population growth. He believed that nations that encouraged childbearing would be more successful than other nations. And so during this time,

Starting point is 00:20:51 and this from the 1950s until the late 1970s, parents were encouraged to have as many children as possible. And you have this population explosion in China. And then the next leader, the next paramount leader named Deng Xiaoping, he comes in the power in the late 70s, early 80s. And he's very concerned about population growth because he understands that the more people you have, the greater the strain on resources. So to reverse a lot of Mao Zerang's policies, they institute something called the one-child policy. And as a family, you only permitted one child. And if you had more than one child, these children would be removed from the social system.

Starting point is 00:21:46 They would not be guaranteed jobs. They would lose access to schooling and to health care. Plus, parents would be given a huge fine. So this was pretty easily easy. implemented in the cities, in the urban areas. If you're a government official, you got promoted based on your adherence to the one-child policy. If you had more than one child, then you lost your job

Starting point is 00:22:13 as a government official. This was a lot harder to implement in the countryside because the countryside is obviously much more traditional. And they believe in the importance of having sons for a variety of reasons. The main reason is the socialist system didn't really extend to the countryside. So there was no welfare, there was no pension.

Starting point is 00:22:37 So you needed labor, you needed boys. You had girls, you could spend 20 years feeding and raising this girl, but then when she was 20, she could run off and marry someone else and you would lose that labor. Also, lineage is very important. So you want to continue your family clan. A source of pride is,

Starting point is 00:23:00 is to have a family that extended back thousands of years. And their families that do extend back thousands of years. So a son is really important. So this was a huge problem in the countryside, so much so that infanticide became a huge problem. Infinocide is where they kill the girl at maybe one month or one week after she's born in order to have a son.

Starting point is 00:23:26 And there are families who might kill three or four girls before they have a son. And now there's a 50 million gender imbalance in China. There are 50 million more boys than there are girls in China. That's insane. It is insane. And is that strictly within a specific age group? Or is that like that with the older population as well as the younger population?

Starting point is 00:23:57 Yeah. So the one-chuan policy was implemented in 1980s. So we're talking about people for between basically. Wow. Not that like I am an advocate of killing any baby, whether it's born or unborn, but why do they wait until after it's born? Because they don't know if it's a girl boy until after it's born. Oh yeah, so they don't do the...

Starting point is 00:24:24 It is illegal. It's illegal for a doctor to tell you you the gender of your child. So they have to wait until the, why is that illegal? Because if they, if they told the parents, then every parent would abort the girl, right? Because they want the boy. So if you at age, at one month, if the fetus is one month and you know it's a girl, then you abort it right away. Oh, I see. Right?

Starting point is 00:24:57 So they make it illegal. Wow, that's insane. Yeah. I have three kids. They're all one in China. And, you know, we really wanted a girl. And we didn't know it was a boy or girl until, you know, he came out of the womb and we saw the penis. Oh, really?

Starting point is 00:25:22 Yeah. Yeah. The doctor is not allowed. They keep you on the edge of your seat. But the doctor knows? The doctor knows, yes. Right, because you guys still have the technology to do all the early screening. The doctor will not tell you.

Starting point is 00:25:31 Yeah. So none of your children are born in the US. That's right. They're all born in China. Wow, man. And do you think that, do you think, so you think you want to raise your kids in the US or somewhere outside of China? Yeah, so this is an issue we're struggling with because we don't like the Chinese system. Because, you know how in the United States kids start doing something.

Starting point is 00:25:57 sports at like three or four right yeah well in China they start doing math at three or four you know like they literally go to cram schools and they start doing algebra at a three or four and we're like that's insane because the kids are not mentally equipped to do abstract thinking at that age i know because i worked i've worked in education all my life and um you're really stunning the mental growth of the majority of of kids the problem is a chinese system is a winner-take-all system. So it's almost like this it's really the same as the football system here where you know what a thousand kids try football one will make it and everyone else will have an injury or yeah yeah. Well I don't understand like I mean I see what you're saying there's no emphasis on abstract thinking

Starting point is 00:26:45 because it's all very mathematical and you know if you look at the economy of China it's you know the majority it's not creative. for the most part, right? That's right. But, you know, the schools in the U.S. aren't really promoting abstract or creative thinking either. That's right. It's also a very rigidized, like, cookie cutter system. Yes, yes.

Starting point is 00:27:09 Also, what I don't like about the United States is how kids are prescribed medication at a very early age. If you're a boy and you jump around and ask questions. Adderall. They think you have ADHD just for being a boy. And I think that is just inhumane. I mean, boys, I have two boys. You have two boys as well. They run around.

Starting point is 00:27:36 They have a lot of energy. They're going to charge authority. They're going to ask questions. They're curious. And this is something that should be encouraged. But when they go to school, they're considered a problem. They're considered to have ADHD. They're prescribed at a row.

Starting point is 00:27:51 And I think it really screws them up for the rest of it. lives. So I would not be happy setting my children to a formal school anywhere. Right. Well, at least you have the ability to stay informed with that stuff here. Right. Right. We have with access to things like the internet and you can get a variety of different opinions on what's going on and you know, listen to people like you talk about this stuff. And you know, the problem, the problem is like the uneducated lower class of people who don't have the time to pay attention to any of that stuff. And they're just sort of like in the system. Yeah. Right. They're there they're there. They're there. They're,

Starting point is 00:28:24 in the healthcare system paying their deductible and they don't have time to pay attention to any of that other stuff. So they're just kind of like do whatever they're told to do and they know that this is what this is what you're supposed to do. Put your kid into school and, you know, do the teacher or the doctor recommends is what you should probably do. If your team doesn't answer customer calls on the first try, chances are that customer's going to move on. I'd done it myself. Recently had to call a locksmith. The first three didn't answer. The fourth one did. And then when the first two called me back, I'd already solved my problem and they weren't getting my business. That's why today's episode is brought to you by Quo, spelled QUO,

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Starting point is 00:30:06 Because it's so much salt, fat, and sugar. And obesity is a huge problem here. It's a growing problem actually in China as well. Really? There's fat people in China? Yeah, because there's rich people in China now. Wow. Yeah. So.

Starting point is 00:30:22 I haven't seen any China faties before. I've never been. Yeah. I mean, talking about here. Yeah. You know? Yeah. Most Chinese are very fit that I've seen.

Starting point is 00:30:32 Well, they're thin. I wouldn't say they're fit. But if you go to Beijing, it's a growing problem because the Western lifestyle, it's penetrating China. So it's a high carb, high fat diet. Interesting. Yeah. Yeah. So China has a food problem, right?

Starting point is 00:30:56 What do you mean by food problem? I believe that La Le when she was here, she was explaining to us that there's a China relies on importing all of its food. That's correct, yes. So China imports about a quarter of its food, which is crazy because China is primarily an agricultural nation. So what happened was that during the 1980s, they transferred farmers into factories, right?

Starting point is 00:31:24 They encouraged people to leave the countryside and move to the cities to work in factories. But if you do that, if you industrialize, then you are no longer food self-sufficient. And so they started to import a lot of food from overseas. Before China was importing most of its soil beans, actually from the United States. But after the trade war started, you know,

Starting point is 00:31:47 the trade war started in 2018. China started to import more sour beans from Brazil. But China does import most of its oil and most of its food from overseas. I think Apple diversified a bunch of its manufacturing hubs out of China. Not really. Not really. So what happened was this. So it's almost impossible to compete with China in terms of low-cost manufacturing.

Starting point is 00:32:16 just because the Chinese system, there's so many people, and they have basic skills, and they're pretty obedient. Also, China has an amazing logistics network. So what happened was to get around sanctions, a lot of these factories that used to be based in China move to Vietnam and other parts of Southeast Asia, even Mexico. So you're still working with these Chinese subcontractors, But to get around trade centers.

Starting point is 00:32:49 So the Chinese companies put warehouses in other countries? Factories in Malaysia, Vietnam. Yes, they moved the factories. Wow. Yes. So it's still, China is still supplying most of the world's manufacturing. Is the suicide net thing real? You know how they have the stories that there were suicide nets around the factories?

Starting point is 00:33:05 Like the Apple factories? That's right. So the factory you're referring to is called Foxconn. Foxconn, yes. And Foxconn is the main subcontractor to Apple. So Apple is mainly design and marketing. It's Foxcon that actually manufactures the iPhones. And these are cities.

Starting point is 00:33:24 These are like huge dystopian cities of like hundreds of thousands of workers. And the tree like cattle. They literally are human cattle. And as you can imagine to, yeah, yeah, this is exactly what it was like. Whoa, this looks like something out of a freaking Adam Curtis documentary. Yeah, it's dystopian. Yeah. And they're huge. They're like they're literally cities. Show me some more pictures. Yeah. Oh wow. There's the nets.

Starting point is 00:33:52 That's right. Oh wow. And to design like prison systems. Right. So you live in a place and when you get up, you go to the assembly line and you do this thing for like eight, 10 hours. And as you can imagine, there's tremendous impact on the mental health of these people. Right. So some people become suicidal and then they, they, you know, in a moment of anxiety and stress, they just jump and kill themselves. And that's why they have these suicide nets. But this is a huge problem in China. And Terry Cole.

Starting point is 00:34:27 This was very bad PR for Apple. Yeah, I'm sure it's pretty bad PR and they deserve it. Did they do anything about it? I don't think they did. Yeah. Because people like their iPhones. And honestly, I think that if you were to manufacture the iPhone in the United States, it'd be like five times the cost at least.

Starting point is 00:34:47 Right. Right. So like, do you want your cheap iPhone or do you want human rights in China? That's your option. That's crazy. Yeah. Absolutely crazy. Not only that, they're using slave labor to get all the lithium, right?

Starting point is 00:35:01 They have the, they're the mines that they're mining all the, not lithium. Most of the other. The rare earths. The rare earth minerals that they need to create like the batteries. So, yeah. So, I mean, people don't appreciate that China has a rare earth's monopoly because China is willing to sacrifice it's people and its environment in order to extract the rare earths. Right.

Starting point is 00:35:19 States has plenty of rare earths, but you guys want clean water and clean air and trees and grass. Right. Right. Right. Yeah, we don't want to pollute all that stuff. That's right. And honestly, like, rare earth's extraction is probably the most environmentally costly activity on the planet. Mm-hmm.

Starting point is 00:35:39 What do you know about or how much have you looked into Chinese involvement with the Mexican cartels? Oh yeah, it's huge. Yeah. It's huge. I know there, I've heard stories from cartel reporters that I've talked to where, you know, they've explained, you know, the cartel is basically everywhere. It's ubiquitous in Mexico. They do everything from security. They'll run security for like, you know, the Ford Motor Company, you know, when they're, you know, patrolling like the perimeter of their factories and things like that.

Starting point is 00:36:06 Also, companies that are running lithium mines in Mexico, they also need heavy security. So the cartel kind of, they're kind of like fixers everywhere there. And I know that China is very deeply involved. Yeah. So, you know, the reality is that if you go to Mexico, the cartels are probably the most efficient part of the country. Yes. Yeah. Right. And the Chinese don't care who they work with as long as the job gets done.

Starting point is 00:36:33 But the main point of cooperation between the cartels and China is actually in money laundering. So the cartels have a lot of cash. Yeah. Right? There are cash-rich business. The problem is how do they legitimize this cash, right? That's the cartel problem. China has a different problem because there are lots of rich Chinese

Starting point is 00:36:57 and they need to move their money out of the country and preferably into the United States because there's lots of financial restrictions against moving your money out of the United States. So a Chinese citizen is only allowed to move 50,000 US out of China into the United States. Every year? Every year.

Starting point is 00:37:21 So if you're a millionaire, that sucks. That's slow process. Right. So the way around this is through trade. Okay. So what I do is this. Okay. And I'm talking hypothetically as well for simplicity sake.

Starting point is 00:37:35 All right. So the Mexican cartel has boatloads of U.S. cash, right? So you borrow from the cartel, like maybe $2 million, and they buy you a house in Flushing, Queens, New York. Now you owe the cartels $2 million. And so how do you compensate them for that? Well, you do it for trade, right? So their cartels set up a factory, and you buy goods from this factory at an inflated price. Wow.

Starting point is 00:38:11 And then the cartels now are. able to launder their, you know, drug money. And the Chinese are able to launder their money in the United States to buy real estate. Wow. And that's a main point of- So Chinese, rich people in China are using the Mexican cartels sort of as like mortgage lenders

Starting point is 00:38:33 on real estate in the United States. Banks, basically. Banks, right. That's crazy. And this is all to get around like the sanctions or like international laws, like trade laws. It's to get around the financial repression in China. Right.

Starting point is 00:38:49 And this is because of the, this is not the United States that's making this role. Right. So you are not allowed to convert. So the US dollar and the RIMB are not convertible. Right. So, so you, because the reality is if you are a Chinese person and you're allowed and you're allowed to convert, you would just convert all your RIMB into U.S. dollars. Right, right.

Starting point is 00:39:11 So, and this would cause a collapse. of the Riembeenb of the Chinese economy. So there are tremendous restrictions on that. And so the way you get around that is by working with Mexican cartels. If you're a millionaire and a billionaire, right? Obviously, if you're an ordinary person, you don't really care. Right. But you have a lot of money to burn and you need to invest it

Starting point is 00:39:31 and you need to move this capital overseas. Right. Then you work for the cartels. And right now, there's all of anxiety in China because over these past 10 years, there's been growing repression in China, especially against financial elite. So the classic case is Jack Ma.

Starting point is 00:39:50 Who's he? Jack Ma used to be China's wealthiest person, and he runs a company called Alibaba. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. And he's pretty famous here in the United States. Oh, this guy. Yep, Jack Ma. And he's the poster boy for Chinese entrepreneurship.

Starting point is 00:40:08 He was a rock star in China for the longest time, And he really thought he was untouchable because he represented Chinese entrepreneurship. And at this time, and this like, you know, I've got the year, but maybe 2016, 2017, the Chinese economy was considered what legitimized the Communist Party. So the Congress Party had to ensure the entrepreneurs were happy. And he was the poster boy of entrepreneurship. So he started to be arrogant and then they shut him down. He's like the Jeff Bezos of China.

Starting point is 00:40:51 That's right. And you can't touch Jeff Bezos in the United States, right? Right. Right. Donald Trump cannot call Jeff Bezos in the White House and says, hey, Jeff, you've been naughty recently and we're going to have to teach you a lesson. Noddy, naughty. You've been naughty, right? You can't do that.

Starting point is 00:41:09 No. Jeff's going to hop on the yacht and he'll be out of town in no time. Exactly. Right? So they did that to Jack Ma. They sanctioned him. And ever since, Chinese entrepreneurship has been very afraid. They sanctioned him. Yes.

Starting point is 00:41:23 Yes. So he doesn't have a, I mean, if I'm him and I'm the richest dude in China, I would be doing everything I can to diversify my wealth out of China, right? Yes. To where if China sanctioned my money, my Chinese bank accounts, I'm fine. That's right. And so a lot of entrepreneurs are doing that. The problem is that within each Chinese company is a commerce party sell that monitors the activities of this company.

Starting point is 00:41:56 Right. Yeah. So what ended up happening to Jack Ma? Jack Ma moved to Japan and he's basically retired. Wow. Yeah. He's still rich. but he's not as powerful as he used to be.

Starting point is 00:42:09 So what is the current state of affairs with Xi Jinping? Where do you think he is going to end up in the near to mid future as far as like, how much support does he have from the people, from the people around him, the powerful people around him and the government? Is there any sort of like opposition against him right now? And then also what is his whole view? This is getting too complicated, but what is his whole view on like everything else

Starting point is 00:42:48 that's happening with the US and all this stuff? Right, okay. That's a great question, but it's a very complicated question. Yeah. So I need to explain to you how this Chinese system works first. So the year is 1949, and the Communist Party comes into power. Mao Zedong is the leader.

Starting point is 00:43:04 And there's tremendous jubilation and joy that the Communist Party has come into power because they promise a socialist paradise. They promise worker rights. They want to modernize and industrialize the economy. So there are millions of overseas Chinese who we turn to China help build China. But over time, there is a split between Mao Zedong, the supreme leader, and a Chinese Congress Party elite. Right. Mao Zedong wants a new China that is focused on equality, on worker rights.

Starting point is 00:43:52 But the revolutionary elite, his comrades, they want a more bureaucratic China. And Mosulam believed that if you had a bureaucratic China, a nation run by bureaucrats, China would end up being corrupt because China has been a bureaucratic state for the past 5,000 years. And throughout this time, it was very corrupt, meaning you had an elite that exploited the people. And the phrase that I would use to describe China is a plantation economy. It's a slave society. where you have landlords and everyone else is a peasant and they're working their ass off in order so that the landlord can play mahjong every day.

Starting point is 00:44:36 And over time, this leads to famine and peasant rebellions. So Ma wanted to create a new China. And so he launched a Cultural Revolution. And the main purpose of the Cultural Revolution was destroy the bureaucratic elite to go after the revolutionary elite. elite the people who came into power with right he died before the revision was completed and so these the old guard came together and says screw this we're never going through this again we will not allow another man like Marziton to come

Starting point is 00:45:12 to power and we will never allow for the people to rise up again again up against us okay so they created collective leadership under Dan Shao Ping and they created essentially the fundamentals of a plantation economy where the majority stakeholders would be these red nobility these families that came in the power because of because of a revolution over time this is really important many members of the red nobility moved to the united states for education and for work okay so the people who run china are not actually in china they're actually in the united states and they are inconspicuous.

Starting point is 00:45:55 You don't know who they are. The State Department knows who they are. The State Department keeps very close track of these people. And there's like tens of thousands of them scattered throughout the world, primarily in the United States. And China is essentially their plantation. It's no different from these British aristocrats who had circumplantations back in the Caribbean.

Starting point is 00:46:17 It's the same concept. Wow. Yeah. Okay. So that's a very structure of the Chinese system. Now, after Deng Xiaoping died, you had a new set of leaders who came into power. And these were technocrats, people like Zhang Zemin, Zhurongji, Hu Jintao, Wen Zabao, Wen Zabao. And they ran China for...

Starting point is 00:46:36 What year are we talking? So, Deng Shoping died in about 97. Okay. And then Zhurongji and Zhang Zemin came in power in about 98. Okay. And they established a technocracy. And the best way to understand that technocracy is... building a middle class, right?

Starting point is 00:46:55 So you have this revolutionary elite that are the stakeholders of China. They have the real power because they control the military. Okay, these are military families. They control the guns. Okay? And then the compromise is, let's create a middle class to interface with the global economy. Because these multidars are coming in, and you need economists, you need professionals, you need managers.

Starting point is 00:47:19 And they help the Chinese economy to boom. And this was good, but at the same time, it was causing a lot of conflict and contradiction in China because it was leading to a lot of inequality, it was leading to a lot to corruption, it was creating a lot of debt. Okay? And the problem with working with the United States is Wall Street wanted China to liberalize its financial system. And what that means, it's very simple, is Chinese households save more money than anyone else in the world. They save 40% of their income. Wall Street wanted access to this capital to invest, to speculate. They wanted access to the Chinese financial system.

Starting point is 00:48:09 They wanted people to invest in U.S. companies. In U.S. stocks. In U.S. stocks. That's right. Yeah. They want to liberalize the Chinese financial system. And the Chinese didn't want to do that because as you can imagine, if the Chinese had an option of investing in U.S. companies, all the money in China would flow out of China in the United States and China would go bankrupt. So President Xi Jinping was brought into power to basically get rid of the cooperation between Wall Street and the middle class.

Starting point is 00:48:47 to nationalize China again, right? Oh, so there at one point was this cooperation? Yeah, between Wall Street and... So people at one point were allowed to invest in Wall Street stocks and companies? So it didn't get to that point. Okay. But a lot of the ingredients were already in place for this to happen, meaning Wall Street had a huge presence in China.

Starting point is 00:49:13 Wall Street had joined ventures with Chinese financial companies. A lot of Chinese middle class people were moving to the United States and getting education. Now, is there any argument to be made that that would be a good thing for China? Sorry, that's a very sensitive question. Yeah. Sorry, I hit a nerve. Yeah, yeah, sorry. You shook me there, right?

Starting point is 00:49:35 I don't know how to go tell back my superiors in Beijing. But no, the argument is that the middle class is what drives to my mind. and what drives innovation in China. They are what is called a creative class. And in a global economy, whichever nation state has the most creative class will win out. Because... In a global economy...

Starting point is 00:50:00 Say that one more time. In a global economy... In a globalized economy, the nation state that has the most creative class will win out. Why? Because what drives the global economy is human knowledge, right?

Starting point is 00:50:16 So before maybe resources drove the economy. But now it's really about a nation-state's capacity to produce knowledge, soft power, basically. So if they're able to create really good AI, that would control the world economy, right? But to have really good AI, artificial intelligence, you need a very vibrant middle class. Right? So nation states are competing for human capital. Got it. Okay? So if you want human capital, you need democracy. You need... Talk about like, is this similar to what you're saying? Would this be equivalent to like innovation? That'd be a good word to use? Exactly. If you want to drive innovation, you need a middle class. Got it. But this middle class also has to be cosmopolitan and liberal and forward looking. So this is a good word to use.

Starting point is 00:51:16 So there's a book by Richard Florida called The Rise of the Creative Class. The Rise of the Creative Class. Yeah, by Richard Florida. And in it, he argues that the most creative people are drawn to cities that are the most open-minded. And he calls this the gay index. Okay. So cities with the highest proportion of gay people tend to be the most creative. He refers to places like San Francisco, Austin, Texas.

Starting point is 00:51:50 And what he argues is it's these cities that will ultimately drive the global economy. So the argument is if China really wants to overtake the United States, it needs a creative class. And therefore, it needs to liberalize not only its economy, but it's society. And the red nobility and President C.D. being said, we don't want that. Right? Because it's a plantation economy. Right. Right.

Starting point is 00:52:18 We just want to be able to extract value from the people. We don't want the people to be creative. Because if they're creative, that means they will want to overthrow the government. Right? Okay. So there was this contradiction. Did you want innovation or did you want control? And they said, no, we prefer control.

Starting point is 00:52:37 Right. And President C was brought in power in order to exert control over the economy. Got it. Yeah. And the classic example is COVID. Because I was actually in China when COVID happened. Oh, really? Yeah.

Starting point is 00:52:50 So in 2003, I was in China during SARS. And I was in Beijing. And SARS was at the best time of my life. Because, like, for two weeks, everyone just stayed in the apartment. And I could just go out and drink beer. And, like, the entire city was mine. It was like paradise. You weren't scared.

Starting point is 00:53:07 I wasn't scared because everyone was at home. Yeah. Right? So, like, it's an infectious disease. Are you better? off an apartment with like thousands of other people walking apartments and ventilation is bad or are you better off outside drinking beer you're probably better off outside drinking beer right so i thought i thought it's a great time and then COVID happens um in this year 2021 and i thought same thing man

Starting point is 00:53:36 but it was the complete opposite and what i believe because i because you know by 2021 i i i i I wasn't in China for a long, long time. And I believe the main paradigm was economic growth at all costs. We didn't care what we have to do. What kind of growth? Economic growth at all costs. Right? We're going to grow the economy no matter what it takes.

Starting point is 00:53:57 Right. Because that's the source of our legitimacy. But during COVID, they completely upended that. It was a paradigm shift. And I didn't think that was possible. But during COVID, entrepreneurs were no longer able to go to the, factories. Factories closed now.

Starting point is 00:54:16 The real estate market tanked during COVID. The economy was basically destroyed and it's ever really recovered. And I'm like, why would they do that? Why would they intentionally implode the Chinese economy? Right. And the answer is they wanted to control not innovation. It's a plantation economy. They wanted to exert control over the economy.

Starting point is 00:54:40 Even if it meant the entire economy collapses. Yes. Yes, because they did not like the direction the economy was going. We've talked about red light therapy many times on this show, and I've already used I Restore's elite device. So when they came out with their new sculpt LED belt, I was curious. Body sculpting and recovery treatments usually mean appointments, a lot of money, and another thing you have to schedule.

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Starting point is 00:56:09 Yeah, that would get me killed. None of that stuff is public. They don't, they don't, I mean, I'm sure they made some sort of claims, right? Even though if it's true or not, there's got to be some sort of statements on it, no? Um, um, I think it was a lot higher than is public knowledge. Right. I would assume that. But that is a state secret.

Starting point is 00:56:28 Yeah. Huh. COVID is probably the most sensitive topic right now in China. Still to this day. Yeah. How it started. Government policies. How many people died.

Starting point is 00:56:39 why they ultimately decided to lift restrictions. It's all state secret. It's really interesting because if you go to China, one thing that you'll discover about China is that it has no memory. It's a really interesting place. But if you talk to people about the 1980s, they don't remember anything from 1980s. It's really strange.

Starting point is 00:56:57 And the reason why is an authoritarian nation state, memory has to be curated. Right, right, right. history class has to be very curious. So you're not allowed to have your own memory. You're only allowed. Here's how many people Mao killed. Okay.

Starting point is 00:57:18 You don't want to tell them that, right? Yeah. Or is it like that? Do they tell them, like, the truth about Mao? No. This is what I've found. Oh, okay. Yeah, it's probably not true anyways.

Starting point is 00:57:30 Yeah. Okay. What, the back end of that question I was asking you is, um, how much support does, does, Xi have right now in China and what do you think do you think what do you think what do you think Xi's view of the geopolitical landscape is okay so all right so let's continue this narrative okay so I've already established that China is a plantation economy and the majority stakeholders actually overseas and what they're interested in is that innovation because innovation innovation doesn't help them they don't need

Starting point is 00:58:08 interested in stability and control, right? Because these are the people who control the hospitals, the power plants, the infrastructure, the telecommunications network. So as long as the nation state is stable, they're able to extract value. But with innovation, a lot of innovation, the profits of innovation would go to the middle class,

Starting point is 00:58:30 to people like Jack Ma. And then they could present a threat to the control of the Communist Party. Right, okay? So they don't want innovation, They want control. That's part one. Part two is within China, even within the red nobility, there are many different political factions. And these political factions are fighting over control of the country. And we can argue about how many factions there are, but there's quite a few.

Starting point is 00:58:57 And so what is generally agreed is there has to be a strong man at the top to give the appearance of authoritative. authoritarianism and then these factions fight amongst themselves for the spoils and what they agree on is um right now president C is the only possible strongman for China there can be no alternative to him there's no successor to him there's no succession plan in place right so he is really the frontman the strongman the strong for the system. But the problem with this is he has actually very little control over China. He's an emperor of no close.

Starting point is 00:59:50 It's a faction, the renalty, that have control. Interesting. Yeah. And what is his view of, or what do you think his view and or strategy is right now on the world stage? He has absolutely no strategy. No strategy? No strategy. So I think maybe seven, eight years ago, many American journalists were kicked out of China.

Starting point is 01:00:17 New York Times, Washington Post, Washington, Journal, they were kicked out of China. So ever since then, China has essentially become a black box. There's very little reporting about China. And if you think about it, that has really impacted the world. I mean, Russia matters in the world. Iran matters, Israel matters a lot, but China doesn't really matter. And the reason why China doesn't really matter is it doesn't seem to have a concrete foreign policy. It doesn't seem to have a grand vision for the world.

Starting point is 01:00:56 For China, what matters is peace and trade, right? Let's just trade peacefully with everyone. And China's not actually trying to expand. expand its borders. It's not actually trying to influence other nations. And the example is the Ukraine war and the Iran war. In the Ukraine war, it was expected that China would support Russia because President C and President Putin are good friends. But if actually- Well, the theory was that would push them even closer.

Starting point is 01:01:27 That's right. But that's not what happened. In fact, if you look at Chinese companies, for the most part, they've respected U.S. sanctions against Russia. for the most part. And China doesn't really talk about the war in Ukraine. Like when I was in China during all this time, no one talked about the war in Ukraine. In fact, if people were to talk about it, they would say that Russia is the aggressor.

Starting point is 01:01:51 And Putin isn't the wrong. Yes. There was no propaganda push by the Chinese state to promote the war in Ukraine. China was very neutral. What is like the sentiment of normal everyday Chinese people about the United States? Most people like the United States a lot.

Starting point is 01:02:13 And the reason why is American soft power is really powerful. These are people who grew up watching Hollywood movies. Right? They watch Friends. They watch Seinfeld. They love America. Even today, if you were to go to China, lots of Chinese would come up to you and ask you,

Starting point is 01:02:32 are you American? And they would keep on asking you questions. They would want to become your friends. friend. Right? But as you can appreciate, if you're American, you go to other places, you wouldn't get that reaction. No. Right. So it's really strange in that there's just trade war going on between the United States and China. But at a people to people level, the Chinese people are extremely, have really strong impressions of Americans. They like Americans a lot. There's strong affinity between Chinese and Americans. That's wild. Yeah. It seems to me like, you know, China is being

Starting point is 01:03:04 very rational in playing out this long game of this tug of war between all these nation states right now. And it's trying to be quiet, keep its head down, play the long game. And it's learned from all the mistakes of the United States and other countries that, you know, it's not the greatest idea to go, you know, run around the world waving your gun around and overthrowing governments and all this stuff. It seems like they are being practical for lack of a better word and playing the long game throughout all this. And you don't think that's by intention.

Starting point is 01:03:44 You don't think that's by design. I think that's not by design. I think the Chinese system has become extremely bureaucratic, very ossified, and there's really no one in control. it lacks the capacity to make critical decisions. So President C is not President Putin. President Putin can by himself declare war against Ukraine. President Trump can by himself declare war against Iran.

Starting point is 01:04:14 President C cannot declare war against anyone. The system won't allow it. Well, one of the things that's interesting is there's been reporting on this conflict or this threat for them to take Taiwan. Yes. Right? Yes. And I've had, you know, people, your friend, Andrew Bustamante, boostamante.

Starting point is 01:04:37 Well, we're best friends. Your good friend. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know how you guys know each other, but you guys met somewhere. Went to school together. We'll let the commenters try to figure that one out. He's been on here speculating that I think he tried to be predicted on this show one

Starting point is 01:04:52 time that China would take Ukraine by force. Oh, you're talking about Taiwan. I'm sorry, Taiwan. Yeah, right. Because Ukraine's kind of far away. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He predicted that China would take Taiwan by force. I think sometime before 2025.

Starting point is 01:05:10 That obviously didn't come true. What it seems like now is there's more of a diplomatic thing going on where one of the parties in Taiwan seems to be visiting China and it's like they're working together now. Yeah, that's right. Okay. So some background, okay? So in Taiwan, there are two main political parties. There's a Democratic Progressive Party,

Starting point is 01:05:31 which is now currently in power. And then there's the opposition party, the KMT, the Gooming Dong. And the new leader of the Kuombing Dong is this very charismatic woman named Cheng Li Wen. And she's very forceful. She's very tall. I'm sure if you've seen pictures of her,

Starting point is 01:05:49 but she's very tall. What's her name? Chen Li Wen. But you can just Google Taiwan. go Taiwan KMT leader. Okay, Taiwan KMT leader. Yeah. And she recently went to China and she was met by President Xi Jinping. And they had a very good conversation and she's very much in favor of strong relations between China. Yeah, that's who she is between China and Taiwan. Get us a full body shot, Steve. Yeah, and like you can see how tall she's. She's as tall as President Xi Ding Ping.

Starting point is 01:06:22 Wow, look at that. Yeah. So she's a very forceful personality. All right. And she was educated in the United States, so she knows the US system very well. Okay, so she'll probably be the future leader of Taiwan. But her argument is very, very simple. Look, if you look at China and Taiwan, there's no reason for any animosity between these two places. There's about like, you know, half a million Taiwanese in the Chinese in the world. in Su-Jo, just in one city,

Starting point is 01:06:57 Su-Jou, doing business there. You've got millions- Shou-Jos is a city in China? That's right. It's right beside Shanghai. Okay. And you've got millions of Taiwanese going to China do business every single year.

Starting point is 01:07:08 Taiwan's only a population of 20 million people. The trade between Taiwan and China is growing rapidly. Right now, as the global economy sings, then Taiwan will probably become even more dependent on China. If you're a Taiwanese person, all you want is a good sense of living. You're not interested in independence because what does independence get you? Right? So just over time, what's going to happen is Taiwan and China will just reunify peacefully over time.

Starting point is 01:07:40 I'm talking over the next 10, 20 years, right? And so what China can do is use economic carrots to lure Taiwan back in. And again, like, you know, if I'm offering Taiwanese security security, as well as double their current income, I think the majority would take this deal. Right? Okay. So that I think is China and Taiwan. And also, I will also point out that if I'm Donald Trump, I would encourage Taiwan and China to reunify.

Starting point is 01:08:18 Do you know why? Because my main problem is Taiwan can. controls the semiconductor industry, right? They manufacture most of the world's semiconductors. If Taiwan and China were to unify, I guarantee you the entire semiconductor industry in Taiwan would move over to the United States. Why? Because as a semiconductor manufacturer, I need to integrate with the global economy. Right? So if I'm in the United States, it's a lot like I can be secure in the knowledge that I'm still part of the global supply chain But interesting if I'm part of China now, they can basically use me as a point of leverage like China is using rare earths Right, so it's basically reunification would force

Starting point is 01:09:11 these Taiwanese semiconductor in companies to move to United States in fact it's already happening So TSMC has opened up plant in Arizona. I think it's like $20 billion. Really? When was this? I think this was like a year ago. Can you, oh wow. Can you Google this? TSMC? TSMC. Arizona plant. Semiconductor plant. Yeah. So TSMC is the largest. And it's owned by the Taiwanese. The Taiwanese. Yeah, it's a private company, but it's based in Taiwan. And they're trying to move operations to Arizona. And they want to manufacture there. That's funny. So we're manufacturing

Starting point is 01:09:46 everything in China and China's manufacturing shit in the United States. Right. Okay. TSM, Arizona started high volume production at its first fabrication plant, Fab 21, and the company recently expanded its total plan investment in the region to 265 billion. Yeah. So yeah, it's not 20 billion. Wow. But you can see it's already happening.

Starting point is 01:10:11 Right. So if I'm trying, I'm like, go ahead. We unify you. Okay. But here's the kicker. reunification is impossible and the reason why is Japan okay all right so China so it's not China invading Taiwan right this is not the United States blocking the reunification is Japan would not allow reunification to happen what could Japan do to stop

Starting point is 01:10:37 it okay so let me explain why Japan would not be would not go for this so um the new Prime Minister Takieachi has said that Taiwan is quote to Japan's national security interests. And there's a really good reason why, okay? So I'm gonna draw your map, all right? Steve can pull one up here if you want. Okay, could you have a map of Taiwan and Southeast Asia and Japan? We should have brought him a whiteboard like that the CEO diary guy.

Starting point is 01:11:06 Yeah, okay. Oops, that was the wrong button. Where's, yeah, just go to maps. Okay, if you see a map, okay. Just click on the, yeah, there you go. Yeah, can you just draw it out? Can you just zoom out for me? Okay, all right.

Starting point is 01:11:19 Get rid of that sidebar. Click the little arrow in the middle. Yeah, right there. Okay, all right, guy. All right. So you see Japan at the top, right? Where's Japan? That's right there.

Starting point is 01:11:29 I got it. So Japan is resource poor. And traditionally, Southeast Asia is what supplies Japan with most of its resources. Okay. Oil, food, all that. Okay. So Japan has very little resources. Historically, it's engaged in piracy.

Starting point is 01:11:46 Recently, it's, it's, engage in resource extraction from Southeast Asia, okay? So Japan needs Southeast Asia. What's between Japan and Southeast Asia? The East China Sea. What's in the East China Sea? Taiwan. You see that? Oh, it's right in the middle. That's right. Right. So what would happen is if Taiwan and China were to unify, China could use Taiwan to embargo Japan from Southeast Asia. And China can now go to colonize Southeast Asia.

Starting point is 01:12:21 Do you see? Right. And then Japan would be completely and utterly screwed for it would cease to exist as a nation state. Wow. Right? You see that. Oh, yeah. I can see it now.

Starting point is 01:12:33 Yeah. So Japan needs access to Southeast Asia for its resources. Taiwan would block that access. Can you show me on this? Like, what do you consider Southeast Asia here? All right. It's hard to see the, it's hard to see the borders of the boundaries. Cambodia, Highland, Malaysia, Indonesia, Indonesia. That's Southeast Asia.

Starting point is 01:12:55 All of this. Yeah. That whole area is Southeast Asia. Right. And you can see how Taiwan blocks access. So if China now owns Taiwan, you're saying that China will be able to like charge a tax to everything that goes to Japan? No, no. What would happen is China would then... go into Southeast Asia to colonize it. And if that would happen, Japan would- But why would they be able to colonize all of Southeast Asia

Starting point is 01:13:24 just because they had that Taiwan? So if Taiwan were not part of the picture, Japan and China were to compete for influence in Southeast Asia, okay? Does that make sense? Yes. Okay? The problem is Japan has a far greater influence over Southeast Asia than China because Japan has

Starting point is 01:13:47 soft power, it has anime, it has like, like Soviet Asians, like if you look at polling, Soviet Asians have a very high... They like Japan. They like Japan a lot. Japan does better, yeah, they got a better PR team. Right, right. So if you're like Vietnamese, like, you know, do I want to work with China more, or do I want to work with Japan more? Well, obviously Japan, because China says, big dragon, right? Right. Okay. And so if China, were to take over Taiwan, then Taiwan could embargo Japan and then China can just like very

Starting point is 01:14:24 easily move into Southeast Asia. That makes sense. Yeah. How could Japan possibly stop that from happening? Well, what's happening right now is Japan is building an alliance. It's called a quad. And the quad has four nations. You have Japan, you have the Philippines, you have Australia, and you have India. This is this called a quad. Japan, the Philippines, Australia and Indonesia. Right. Okay. And the goal go scoot down a little bit. Yeah, zoom out a little bit. Yeah, right. So that's a quad right there. Right. So what's a quad doing? The quad is embarking China from the open sea lanes. Right. Do you see that?

Starting point is 01:15:09 The Philippines? Yes. The Philippines, Japan, India and are sure that together can embargo China from oceanic trade. They could if they wanted to. They could if they wanted to, exactly. Right? Do you see that? Yep. Okay, so that's the game plan. So if China tried to take out Taiwan,

Starting point is 01:15:33 you believe that Indonesia, the Philippines and Australia would all gang up with Japan? India. India. The Philippines, Australia, and Japan are the quad. These are the four nations. Okay, so they would all group up and they would push back against this. That's right. That's right. And already what's happening is the Philippines are challenging Chinese control over the South China Sea.

Starting point is 01:16:01 So there's been a lot of conflicts between the Filipino Coast Guard and the Chinese Coast Guard. Wow. Yeah. So you kind of explain this in this general idea of of how I forget which one of your video, but you did a great video, one of your presentations explains how, I think it was how evil triumphs. You explain how this, this arms race

Starting point is 01:16:30 of teaming up with other nations. That's right. Can you give it like a high level view of like, I mean, that's similar to what you're explaining here, right? To where like two nations team up to gain more power and influence. And that incentivizes three other nations to do the same thing. to get more power over there, you know, more power compared to the other two. And it's just a never-ending thing where people are constantly in this tug of war for power

Starting point is 01:16:57 and control and see who has the most friends. Yeah. So China is a lot of – China is actually in a lot of danger and trouble. And the reason why is everyone in Southeast Asia sees China as a main threat. So they're more likely to team together against China than China. trying to ally with other nations. So like if you look at, if we go on the map, okay, and it's really important,

Starting point is 01:17:25 China has exactly one friend in Southeast Asia, and it's North Korea, right? That's it. Right? And the reason why is every other nation... This map is hard for me to see because I don't like the borders. I can't really see the borders very well. Right, right.

Starting point is 01:17:42 But like, you know, if you zoom in yourself... There it is right there. If you, yeah, if you zoom into East... Asia, China is exactly one ally and that's North Korea, South Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia, India, Australia, they all see China as a major threat that they have to team up against, especially now that the United States is choosing to leave the Asia Pacific, right? This is part of Trump's grand strategy where the United States leaves Asia Pacific and arms Japan in China. challenging China.

Starting point is 01:18:19 Really? Yep. That's part of the grand strategy. And North Korea, they're also allies with Russia, right? That's right. Yeah. Yeah. Quick pause.

Starting point is 01:18:34 I gotta use the restroom. Okay, sure. We'll be right back. But you were telling me last night that this basically all ties back. Everything that's happening on the entire landscape of American foreign policy all ties back to this Shabhad Lubavish stuff. That's right. Yeah, it's crazy.

Starting point is 01:18:52 Yeah, it's absolutely insane. It almost seems too simple of an explanation. That's right. That's right. But what I want to do is maybe just show you some videos. Okay. Some YouTube videos. And then we're just going to focus on facts.

Starting point is 01:19:11 Okay. What is verifiable? What we can Google. what we can have what we can show on YouTube. And so the first thing I want to talk about is the Clean Brick Memo, Okay. 1996, okay?

Starting point is 01:19:36 And the Clean Brick Memo... We should have put a camera that looks down on his notepad, Steve. Yeah. No, I mean, I mean like, it's... It's just easier for them to keep track of what I'm saying. No, it's fine. It's very convoluted, right? The story I'm telling you.

Starting point is 01:19:51 Right. So in 1996, there's a study group composed of certain individuals. And the two most prominent are Richard Pearl and Douglas Five, okay? And they write a memo for the incoming Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu. He's just one election. And what they argue is that, um, Nainayah has to break away from traditional, Israeli political thinking. Okay? And there are two facets to this political thinking.

Starting point is 01:20:27 The first is that Israel needs to be a socialist state. So the main political party at this time are the labor Zionists. And the Klinghbuk memo says, no, you have to embrace neoliberalism. You have to embrace economic reform. You have to embrace innovation. The second thing that's much important is, for the longest time, the Israelis believe that the only way to guarantee

Starting point is 01:20:52 the long-term security of Israel is to come to peace with the Arab nations around them. And to do that, you need to resolve the Palestinian issue. You need to give the Palestinians their own state, the two-state solution. And Isaac Rabin, who was previously the prime minister before he got assassinated, he worked with Bill Clinton to implement the Oslo,

Starting point is 01:21:15 peace process and Arafat was involved as well but this was just how people understood like if there is to be peace in the Middle East there has to be compromise the Pasadenaes the Arab nations they have to be respected okay but the clean brick member was like no that's not how these things work in Middle East these people only respect power so you have to show them strength you have to bully them before they can respect you. And once Israel shows that it's strong, then the Palestinians will cower. They will obey the Israelis, and this will bring peace to the Middle East. And they also argue what ultimately brings peace is balance of power. So we need to owe to the landscape of the

Starting point is 01:22:07 Middle East so that Israel is a dominant nation and Israel is able to balance out other nations. Okay? So, This memo calls for regime change in Iraq as well as Syria. In fact, what's really interesting is in 1996, Israel says that what will happen is we will divide Syria up with Turkey, Turkey will split up Syria with Syria with Israel. Turkey will attack from the north and will attack from the south. That's exactly what happened last year, if you remember. ISIS, the proxy for Turkey, comes in from the north, and then they overflow Syria. Right.

Starting point is 01:22:51 Okay? So it's really interesting how this memo, really 1996, is able to foretell all these events because you have regime change in Iraq and also regime change in Syria to create bounce of power. Now, why is it important that this memo was written by Richard Pearl and Douglas Fife? because these two individuals will then go on the Bush administration and they'll become the chief architects of the Iraq war. Where did Richard Pearl and Douglas Five come from? Richard Pearl and Douglas Five

Starting point is 01:23:20 all used to work for a senator called Henry Scoop Jackson. Henry Scoop Jackson. Right. And all the Nealcons, Wolfowitz, Fife and Pearl all used to work for this guy. Henry Jackson was a senator from Washington State and he advocated for the Soviet Union to allow Jews to immigrate to Israel. In fact, he said that any precondition, this is in 1970s, right, at the height of the Cold War, any precondition for peace between the United States and the Soviet Union had to be. the Soviet Union agree to let Jews immigrate to Israel.

Starting point is 01:24:10 Why, this guy is an American? He's a Christian and he's an American. Why would he do that? Why would he care? Yeah, so there are two things. The first thing is, Harry Jackson made this his main foreign policy achievement. This is what he cared about. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:24:28 And he passed something called the Jackson-Vennett Amendment. Jackson-Bennett? Venet. V-A-N-I-K. It's called a Jackson-Vennet Amendment, okay? And we'll look at together. Okay. Again, like this is all going to sound crazy.

Starting point is 01:24:42 So I'll make sure we are fully, you know, adhering to the facts. Okay. The Jackson-Vennick Amendment to the Trade Act of 1974 is the 1974 provision in the United States federal law intended to affect U.S. trade relations with countries with non-market economies, originally countries of Soviet bloc, of the Soviet bloc, that restricted freedom of immigration and other human rights. The amendment is contained in the Trade Act of 1974, which passed both houses of the United States Congress unanimously

Starting point is 01:25:14 and was signed by President Gerald Ford into law. Over time, a number of countries were granted conditional normal trade relations subject to annual review, and a number of countries were liberated from the amendment. 2012 Obama signed the Magnusky Act, formerly titled the Moldova Jackson-Vinnick repeal and Sergei Magnitsky Rule of Law Accountability Act of 2012, Jesus Christ, that repealed the application of the Janik, the Jackson-Vinick Amendment to Russia and gave normal U.S. trade relations to Russia and Moldova,

Starting point is 01:25:59 instead punishing individuals violating human rights. Okay. I don't know what I just read. No, no, okay, so Soviet immigration policy, okay? Okay. That's what's important. Which part? The Soviet immigration policy.

Starting point is 01:26:11 Okay, got it. Oh, yeah, yeah, got it, yeah. Okay. So immigration from the Soviet Union was restricted. Okay. So what the Jackson Amendment called for is for the Soviet Union to relax is immigration policy, specifically with regard to Jews who want to immigrate to Israel.

Starting point is 01:26:32 Okay. Right? That's what it did. Okay. Got it. So the question for us is, why would- Oh yeah, it says it right there. After Soviet Union allowed a number of Soviet Jews to immigrate in the years after

Starting point is 01:26:45 1967 June war in the Middle East. expectations of freer immigration to buttress Jewish settlers to Israel were raised but they were soon shattered as the 1972 Soviet immigration head tax made immigration very difficult.

Starting point is 01:27:07 So this is really important. This guy who is a Christian and who is a senator from Washington State is an American. He wanted the Soviet Union to allow Jews to immigrate to Israel so that Israel could expand his population. Yeah.

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Starting point is 01:28:39 at Block, and Block, brand. Visit cash.com slash legal slash podcast for full disclosures. There are two things about Henry Jackson. The first is he was friends, he was friends, were men named Rebbe Sneerson. Pull up the Scoop Jackson guy on here. Let's just get a basic Wikipedia on him. Yeah. Okay, he was friends with Rabbi Schneerson. Rebbe.

Starting point is 01:29:00 Rebbe. There's rabbi. Oh, he wasn't a rabbi. No, so Rebbe is the rabbi of rabbis. Oh, really? Yes. He's like the final boss rabbi. Yeah, the godfather. Okay.

Starting point is 01:29:09 The Pope. Okay. And all rabbis are under him. Okay. So how many of these types of rabbis are there, by the way? Do they get into new ones? Like the Pope, there's a new pope? Right.

Starting point is 01:29:19 So the Jewish faith is different from the Catholic faith. The Catholic faith is very centralized, right? There's one guy, the Pope at the top. Yeah, yeah. But the Jewish faith is very decentralized. And so there are different dynasties, and these are family dynasties. And so Rebbez Nerson was head of something called the Habat Lubavich movement. Okay.

Starting point is 01:29:39 And this is Henry Jackson. And- Pull up his wiki, bro. Okay. Sorry, continue. Yeah. And so the, how big, About Lubbred, it's a family dynasty.

Starting point is 01:29:53 And it was founded in the mid-19th century in Russia. And for about, you know, most of its history, it was persecuted by the Russians, first by the Russian Tsar, but then later by the Soviet Union. And then the turning point was they were imported to the United States. They moved from the Soviet Union to the United States at the outbreak of World War II.

Starting point is 01:30:21 to escape Nazi and Soviet persecution. And that was a turning point because they landed in Brooklyn, and then they started to invest in Brooklyn real estate. And today they basically control most of Brooklyn real estate. Can you pull up a photo with this Schneerson fella? Yeah, Rebbe Sneerson. Right there. There it is.

Starting point is 01:30:37 He's called the Rebbe, okay? Give some images, hit images. The Rebbe. Yes. Okay. And the Rebbe just means the rabbi of rabbis. Whoa. What is that thing he's wearing on his head on the very left?

Starting point is 01:30:49 The cube of Saturn. Yeah. The cube of Saturn. It's like a miniature hat. This is who he is. What the hell is the cube of Saturn, bro? Okay. So the cube of Saturn will be found throughout most of corporate America.

Starting point is 01:31:15 So black stone, black rock, it's all cube of Saturn. Okay. And the idea... What's going on, Steve? Do you spazzing out over there? Oh, it's not relevant. I didn't want to distract you. No, I mean, it's cool looking stuff.

Starting point is 01:31:32 It's like fucking looked like some death metal album covers. So black rock is the cube of Saturn? Black rock, black stone. And... Is this official? Like, are you just speculating this? I'm speculating. Okay.

Starting point is 01:31:48 But you ask yourself, why is it called black rock, black stone? You look at it, it's very similar to what Reverend Snerson is wearing. Okay. Right? Yeah. So what people believe is... is that Saturn is the main god that the Jews used to worship. And so the idea of Saturday, right?

Starting point is 01:32:15 Saturday. It's Saturn. Isn't Saturn also synonymous with the devil? like isn't Saturn connected with the devil in like certain like ancient Christian writings? Right. So if you look at Greek mythology, Saturn was Cronus, the father of the titans. And what Cronis did was to ensure forever power, to ensure that he would be God forever. He ate his children. So whenever his wife gave birth to someone, he would eat that. person right and then the children under Zeus rebelled against him and killed him this is that

Starting point is 01:32:58 painting that famous painting that's right right exactly right so Saturn if you think about it represents total control and domination and um so so honestly I don't know why but the Jews seem to worship him okay so Saturday is named after Saturn and is when the Jews rest, right? The Sabah. Yeah. And, and there, and there are a lot. Somebody was showing me these Jewish elevators either.

Starting point is 01:33:33 I saw it on Twitter, I think. There's, there's actual elevators in certain office buildings for the Sabbath where they don't have, they stop at every floor, so they don't have to touch any buttons. That's right. That's right.

Starting point is 01:33:43 That's hilarious. That's right. And, and, um, the, there's a man named Sabtize Zevi, who is very important to the story, but Saba's Zevi is named after Saturn. And he's considered by many Jews to be the Messiah. Okay, so Schneerson is wearing this black cube of Saturn on his head.

Starting point is 01:34:04 Yeah. Okay. So that's like his Pope hat. Or he uses to meditate into prey. Okay, got it. I don't want to derail you too much on the Saturn stuff. Right, okay, yeah. So I'm not familiar with Saturnalia.

Starting point is 01:34:18 They call it Saturnalia. Right. Okay. But so Rabbi Snirsson is good friends with Henry Jackson All right, so let me tell you some background about Rebri Snerson okay Rebri Snererson was born in Marno, Ukraine into the Habat-Lubovich movement.

Starting point is 01:34:38 Okay, so he married his cousin and his father-in-law Rabbi Snerson, the same family named they were their cousins because only a Snerzen can inherit the title of Rebbe. Okay, so it's a family dynasty. This is a persecuted movement and as a result to become Mesianic, right? Because if you become persecuted,

Starting point is 01:35:06 your followers are under intense pressure to convert or to give the religion. And the only way to convince them to stay is if you convince them that you're suffering for a reason. You're suffering because God, is testing you and you will usher in the end times and bring about the Messiah and the salvation of the world and so it's a very small movement but they come to believe this and they become very mezzanic okay their turning point is World War II and

Starting point is 01:35:40 Rabies Nerson and his family they're brought to America by name by a man named Louis Brandeis okay I'll spot for you Brandeis okay why is it important Because at this time in history, and this is like, you know, the late 1930s, can you Google this guy, Steve? Brandeis. I already got it. Yeah, there you go. He is the most powerful Jew in America. Why?

Starting point is 01:36:03 Because he's the Supreme Court justice. And also at this time in history, and it's very important for us, he is the most ardent Zionist in the United States. Wow. Yes. Died in 41. Yes. He is the most ardent Zionist in the United States. And so people don't appreciate this, but there's a huge debate among Zionists at this point, okay?

Starting point is 01:36:28 So there are many Zionists who are afraid of the Jews going to Israel. Why? Because this race is a problem of dual loyalty, right? Because Jews at this time in history are heavily integrated into Western society, in Germany, in the United States. And if a lot of them were to return to Israel, this might cause a spread of anti-Semitism, right? Because a lot of people would say, well, you know, if Jews have a homeland called Israel, want to just go to Israel, get out of our country, right?

Starting point is 01:37:07 Are you Jewish or are you American? Right, so a lot of Zionists is like, you know, let's not do this guys. Let's not advocate for the creation of the state of Israel because this would create problems for most Jews around the world. Right. Okay. So this is assuming that Jews and Israelis are already like in the same bucket or conflated.

Starting point is 01:37:31 Well, Israel is not created at this point. Israel is great in 1948, right? This is like the 30s and the 20s, right? Yeah. Louis Brandeis, throughout this time, we're saying, no, we need to create the state of Israel. Okay. And there's this guy who brought the stairs in there. family into America and let me tell the story of how he he did so okay all right so he needed um

Starting point is 01:37:57 war war two has just broken out and Warsaw was being invaded by both the Soviet Union and by Germany okay and the rabies Snerson like basically this representation's father-in-law was at Warsaw at this time so what Louis Brenna did was he called a friend in Germany and this guy was the head of German military intelligence. Okay. Okay, this guy was ahead of German military intelligence. In the Nazi Germany. Got it. Okay.

Starting point is 01:38:26 And then what he did was he assembled an elite force of half-Jew Nazis. There were Nazis who were half Jewish, but because of their valor in World War I, Hitler granted them full German-Irian status. Okay, so these were half-Jews. And they were tasked with going to Warsaw and finding this family and bringing them to United States. So they went to Warsaw and then they took this family. And like, look, look, they're clearly Jews, okay? So you've got these Nazis protecting these Jews.

Starting point is 01:39:04 And then they shipped them to Brooklyn. And this is where they built their Habao Lovic movement. The Nazis rendered this Lubavich group, this little secret society. As a favor to Louis Brandeis. As a favor to Louis Brandeis and saved them and brought them to the United States so that they wouldn't be killed in the war. That's right. Okay.

Starting point is 01:39:29 That's insane. Okay. So that's a background into the Red Bear. Okay. And what will happen over time is the how about Lubbans? They will have three basic principles. principles. Okay. The first principle is we will poor resources because they're poor, right? But what this means is everyone in the movement will just surrender the money to the leadership and the leadership will invest in Brooklyn real estate

Starting point is 01:39:58 And this again in the 1940s and now today they control most of Brooklyn real estate. So they're pulling the resources, okay? The other thing they will do is they will spread across the United States They're now leaving Brooklyn building communities in Wyoming, in other places. And when they do so, they become very insulated. So they refuse to acknowledge their neighbors. In fact, they teach your children not to play with other kids. You're only allowed to play amongst your community. It's basically the cult, okay?

Starting point is 01:40:35 Yeah, yeah. And the third thing that they do, which is the most important is they have lots of and lots of children. The men are encouraged to study the Torah, the biblical law, and the women are encouraged to work and have lots of children. And so you're going to imagine, this 1940s, you can imagine how fast they grow throughout the United States. Okay? And so this is Rabbi Snerson. And let's go into a psychology because for most of his adult life, he's He's been persecuted by the authorities. And his brother dies in the war.

Starting point is 01:41:18 Nazis killed his brother. He experienced the Holocaust. He comes to America and he becomes an ardent Zionist because of his association with Louis Brandeis. And how about Louis Vuvich is growing really rapidly. So I think that if you're the Rebbe, what you believe is You're on a mission from God.

Starting point is 01:41:43 Okay. Because how else can you explain why you're being persecuted and why you found sudden success in the United States? It's the will of God. The persecution is to test you to make you a true believer. And this success is so that you can have the power and authority to implement God's vision for the world, God's plan for the world. All right?

Starting point is 01:42:06 Does that make sense? Of course. I mean, you can see the parallels with all kinds of other cults. That's right. Heaven's Gate, Scientology. It's very, yeah, my question, though, is it, does he actually believe this or is he actually just using this as a stunt to get more power and more control over his group? I think he believes this. Okay. So, so what I want to what I want to show you now is how he goes and implements this vision. Okay. So we went into the Jackson Venick Amendment, which allowed Jews. to immigrate to Israel, right? Why is this important? Because these Jews, these Russian Jews,

Starting point is 01:42:48 now make up 15% of the Israeli population. Wow. And who do they thank for being allowed to go to Israel? This guy, right? Because it's this guy who promotes the Jackson Venet Amendment. So they're very thankful to him. And they believe he's actually the Messiah. They believe he's Christ or not Christ.

Starting point is 01:43:16 No, no, no. I mean, these are Jews. Right. They're not fans of Christ. Right, right. So this is the Messiah. The Messiah. Ben David.

Starting point is 01:43:26 Okay. So now what I want to show you is how he goes and builds a network in order to implement his eschatology, his messaging vision. Okay. The first video I'm going to show you is of him, meaning Nanian Ya. So Nanyahu in 1980s, he is Israel's ambassador to the Night Nation. So he's in New York, Rabbi Snerson is also in New York. And so they become friends. And Rabbi Snarston encourages his political career.

Starting point is 01:43:53 Okay, so Steve, can you drop that the video where the first YouTube video I sent you where Nanyahu is talking to... Yeah, it should be this one, yeah? Um, no, there's another one. Yeah, the first one. The first one. So I'll show you two, okay? So this is him and this is the year of 1990 when Nainahu first wins a seat in the Knesset, which is basically Israel's parliament.

Starting point is 01:44:23 Okay. So I, so I want to show you this video. Is there audio that we should hear? Yeah, there's audio, yeah. The headphones will hear it. I don't need the audio because they're speaking in Hebrew. Oh, okay. We don't need the audio.

Starting point is 01:44:35 Yeah. Got it. Okay. But we'll look at the subtitles together, okay? Okay, so they're good friends, okay? I haven't seen a long time. Blessing success, okay? And this is New York City.

Starting point is 01:44:48 A double portion of benediction. I came to ask your blessing and help in everything. In all areas, both personal and political. This is BB talking. Yes. Rabbi says, since we last met, many things have progressed. Many things have progressed. What hasn't changed, however, is that Mosiah still hasn't,

Starting point is 01:45:08 the Messiah still hasn't come. So do something and hasten the coming. We're doing. We're doing, says Beebe. Apparently it's not enough, says the rabbi. Since many hours have already passed today and he's still not here. But there are still a few hours left in the day. So try still for today.

Starting point is 01:45:27 Yes, good tidings. With joy and happiness. Okay. So the year is 1990, okay? And Netanyahu is like, I need your help. I need your blessing to do all in Israeli politics. And the Rebbe is like, The Messiah hasn't come.

Starting point is 01:45:46 The Messiah has come. Hurryed up, man, okay? All right, so clearly this guy has a plan. And clearly he expects Nainan to help him implement this plan, okay? So now the next video I want to show you is Miriam and Sheldon Ellison going to the Rebbe to ask for his blessing. So can we drop that video? Sheldon and Merrim Edelson asking the Rebbe for...

Starting point is 01:46:06 And what year did this happen? A year later. Also, he's subtitled? Yes, okay. All right, so this is your 1991. What are they doing? Counting money? No, no, it's blessing.

Starting point is 01:46:16 Like, I give you all the bill as a blessing. I give you two dollar bills as a, um, no blessing. Oh, sorry, sorry, we, we probably need audio for this. We need audio, okay, because now they're speaking in English. Okay. All right, head is, Steve. I think that's a show,

Starting point is 01:46:34 we've seen, then we have, then we're gonna, then you know, then you're gonna take, I'm not much more than that we're for you Yeah

Starting point is 01:46:46 And then Thank you Yeah That's for you and the family Yes Yes You'll give it on the day of your Regions

Starting point is 01:46:59 That's so That's so That's what you're That's all this The day of your ready So much time I'm chatham I'm chathed

Starting point is 01:47:09 I'm chathed I think you're not going to show you're having your dollar bills. Oh, it's just the blessing our dollar bills. I give you two dollar bills. I just want to show you. Why is he handing our dollar bills? Oh, it's just the blessing. Like the dollar represents a blessing.

Starting point is 01:47:32 I give you two dollar bills, it's a double blessing. That's so weird. Yeah. But I want to show you this because the year is 1999. It's 1991, so this is a year after Nanyahu comes and asked for Rebbe's blessing. And now on the eve of the wedding, Miriam and Shana Elison asked the Rebbe for his blessing. Why is this important? Because who finances Nanyahu's political career in Israel?

Starting point is 01:47:56 Shana Elison. Okay? Shana Eilson is going to spend millions of dollars to buy up Israeli media in order to support Nanyahu. And what is and so Nayahu and Sheldon Aylson both asked for Rev. Richard's blessing. It's on YouTube guys, you can just look at it yourself. Is this all coincidence? Now also remember, Sheldon Aylson is the one who finance Trump's political career. 2016, 2020, Sheldon Elson is the biggest financial backer.

Starting point is 01:48:26 Now Sheldon own the Brooklyn Nets, right? Or what was the NBA team that he owned? I think it was the Nets. Well, I'm not sure what team he owns, but he basically controls Las Vegas. Right, but he also owned an NBA team. I think I was remembering that correctly. Just type in Sheldon Adelson NBA NBA team. This is probably not relevant, but this is just for... Oh, the Mavericks.

Starting point is 01:48:52 He owned the Dallas Mavericks. Okay. So is there any kind of... With Sheldon and Sheldon was not Israeli, right? His wife is a really... His wife was he's not, right? He was not. Yeah, it's kind of strange, right? So it is very strange, yeah.

Starting point is 01:49:12 Yeah. So this is mainly a push by his wife. Murdoch recently married, recently remarried to an Israeli woman. Did he really? I think so, yeah. Can we fact check that, Steve? Rupert Murdoch, new wife. Yeah, type in Rupert Murdoch, new wife.

Starting point is 01:49:30 Yeah. I think she's Israeli. Rupert Murdoch's current wife is Elena. Zukova, a retired molecular biologist. They married in June 2024 at his Marega Vineyard estate in Bel Air, California. This marks Murdoch's fifth marriage. She's Jewish. I know that. Type it. Yeah. Yeah. She's Jewish for sure. But she's from Israel. No, let's go down. Go down. Go down. It says, is she Russian? There's a thing right there.

Starting point is 01:50:06 Is Elena's a good Russian? Click that. Yeah, she's Russian. Born in Moscow, Soviet Union. now Russia and retired molecular biologists of Russian Jewish heritage moved the United States in 1991. So she's a Russian Jew. Yeah, okay. Right. How about Lou? Which is also very big in Russia, by the way. Anyway, so Wow. So, so Sheldon Ilison finances the political career of both Donald Trump and Nanyahu. And these are the two people responsible for the war in Iran. Okay? Okay. Now, I want to show you another point of convergence. And it's like Mug Zuckerberg. Have you ever asked yourself how Muck Zuckerberg made his money?

Starting point is 01:50:52 Yeah, I watched the Facebook movie. Okay. Right. Okay. So, um, I want to show you... You get insanely lucky. Right. That's what we all believe, right? He's insane and lucky. He met these two dudes who were kind of stupid. Right, right. They had a great idea. So he just stole the idea from them. That's it. Right. That's what the movie says.

Starting point is 01:51:12 All right. So I went to Yale in 1995. The moment you step on campus, they give something called Facebook. The Facebook, it's like this big picture book of all the freshmen at Yale. And we obsessed over it for a whole year because that Facebook had every picture of every freshman

Starting point is 01:51:34 with their personal details, with his or her personal details. You can... It's how you find all the hot girls. Right. Exactly. Yeah. Right. So we spent a whole year obsessing over this. In fact, even the seniors obsessed over this because they wanted to know who the hot girls were so they could like go pick on them, right? Go go go go date them. Right. So imagine how profitable it would be if you could digitize this because if you were able to digitize this Facebook. You could now interact with people seamlessly, right? Now everyone wanted to do this, but the university would not allow this to happen because of privacy laws. right because once you digitize it then it was then these people could be harassed all the time okay that's number one but number two is if it was digitized then every person in the United States would want access to this data as well because hot girls at Harvard and Yale right right okay so the university of course

Starting point is 01:52:33 would be very protective of students privacy that would be the thing that would be most protective of So the question is, why would Harvard University not only allow Mark Zuckerberg to privatize student data, but also to allow people from other universities to access this data? Because basically he's leveraging the Harvard brand, right? And also, like, the people who invested in Facebook, there's something really weird. The people invested in Facebook, Peter Thiel and others, basically gave Mark Zuckerberg total control over the company. He was given class B shares, which had 10 times the voting power of class A shares.

Starting point is 01:53:20 So the public, others were allowed to buy class A shares, but Mark Zuckerberg and his friends were allowed to have control over class B shares. So even today, Mark Zuckerberg has complete control over Facebook. And you can do whatever he wants, including Star, a stupid enterprise called the Metaverse. Is he out of all of the big tech platforms that are out there like Facebook? Is he the only CEO that or founder that has complete and total control over their company? There's only two more.

Starting point is 01:53:51 Okay. Sergey Byrne and Larry Page at Google. Sergey Byrne and Larry Page. Yes. Only they also have complete control over the companies. But Mark Zuckerberg is the only person who has complete control over- Sergey is not even in Google anymore, right? I'm not sure about that, but I do know that they,

Starting point is 01:54:07 have complete control over Google but Marcus Darkbar has complete control over Facebook okay all right so the story is of course that he just stole this idea from the vanckelross twins yeah yeah okay okay but if you look at what he did at Harvard as a freshman he participated in a society called the Harvard Habat society it was an off-branch a campus off-branch of Habat Lubavich okay the seniors at that time who were part of Harvard Habad who are very active were Jared Kushner and Natalie Portman. Look up the Harvard Habab. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:54:44 What's it called the Harvard Habad group community? You just Google Harvard Habab, okay? C-H-A-B-A-D, okay? No, no, no, that's a Yale. That's a Yale. We're looking at Harvard. Harvard, C-H-A-B-A-D. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:54:57 And you can just Google public members. Not, yeah, that's your website. The Soul of Jewish Life on Kansas. the Harvard Habad. Alumni, click on alumni. Yeah. And this is basically their, okay, let's just go back. Maybe we can find some.

Starting point is 01:55:21 Find the Wiki. Find the Wikipedia. You can just Google Harvard Habad alumni, right? Members, like notable members of Harvard Habad. Yeah, that's good. Okay, Rabbi Hirshy Zarqi, Zarchi. I don't know any of these people. Jared Kushner, okay, Jared Kushner, Jared Kushner, Ben Landau, Joe Katzmann, Alan Dershowitz.

Starting point is 01:55:52 So Alan Dershowitz was the faculty advisor, and the patron was Larry Summers. Okay, and then type in Mark Zuckerberg. What's Mark Zuckerberg? No, no, no, down there, ask anything? Sirius says, ask anything? Type in Mark Zuckerberg. No, no, you don't have to type that. Just type in Mark Zuckerberg.

Starting point is 01:56:08 Yeah. Mark Zuckerberg did attend some events during his undergraduate days, but he's not considered a primary leader. Okay. So he attended some of us. Okay. So, okay. So there's another connection that Mark Zuckerberg has to Habat, which is more important.

Starting point is 01:56:30 In an interview, Mark Zuckerberg said this. He said that his parents had three daughters before they had him. And they really wanted a son. So they went to Rabbi Snerson, our great friend, Rabbi Snerson, and says, Zuckerberg's parents? Yes. Could you please bless us with a son? and

Starting point is 01:56:51 Rabbi Sessions Yes, I will bless you of a son and then they had Mark Zuckerberg Now this sounds like a pretty and not good story to us But if you know the Bible And these people do know their Bible very well There's tremendous significance to the story

Starting point is 01:57:09 Because some major prophets Some major political figures Were born Of parents who begged for a child from God. So the most famous is Abraham and Sarah couldn't conceive, so they begged God for a child and they had Isaac. And then God asked Abraham to sacrifice Isaac.

Starting point is 01:57:31 And Abraham did before God stopped him, okay? That's Isaac. You have Samuel. Samuel's parents couldn't conceive. They went to the chief priest of Jerusalem and begged for a child and said that if we have a child, then we will have this child become servant of God. And then they had this child named Samuel. And Samuel is a prophet who anoints David to be the leader of Israel.

Starting point is 01:57:59 And then you'll have John the Baptist as well. So I would interpret Mark Zuckerberg telling everyone that, you know, like my parents ask for a blessing from Rabbi Snearson as saying that Mark Zuckerberg, sorry, Mark Zuckerberg was concerned. to be a servant of God. He was born to be a servant of God. Do you know what interview he said that in? Well, I sent Steve the link. Okay. Can you drop the link?

Starting point is 01:58:26 There's an actual link to the interview on YouTube where he talks about... So in the email, I shared a link to the interview. Okay. Surprising connection between Zuckerberg and Labavavitcher Rebbe. Rebri Senerson. Right. Okay. Let's play it. Can you play it? Hit not now.

Starting point is 01:58:48 Scroll down. Oh my God, ads. Scroll down. Is there a video or is this all? Okay, scroll up. It's an article. It's just an article. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:58:57 In a recent interview with, what is this website? In a recent interview with Jewish magazine in the U.S., Facebook CEOs, Mark Zuckerberg, shared a special connection. He has to the Lubavichur Rebbe, a bond that began before he was even born. Before, quote, before I was born, my parents had three daughters and my father wanted a son. They visited several doctors. but weren't successful. They were nearly at a total loss until a close family friend

Starting point is 01:59:26 who was affiliated with the Shabbat movement advised that my father to seek the Rebbe's blessing. In 1982, Zuckerberg's father found himself in New York the seat of the Rebbe. He waited in a long line and when his turn came

Starting point is 01:59:44 he requested the Rebbe's blessing of a son. To his surprise before granting the blessing, the Rebbe was, warmly asked whether he was observant of the Torah or the mitzvah. Keep going down. When the father admitted he wasn't observant, the Rebbe explained to him that the philosophy of the Shabbat

Starting point is 02:00:03 and asked him to commit to giving the future son a Jewish education. Quote, My father promised he would, and I was born less than 18 months after the Rebbe's blessing. Zuckerberg said with a smile, but the story doesn't in there. Quote, when my bar mitzvah came, my father gave me that dollar bill he received from the Rebbe and passed along the message that came with it.

Starting point is 02:00:27 I held on to that dollar without giving it much thought. During my college years, the idea for Facebook began to form. And suddenly, I recalled what my father told me. I felt there was a connection between the rabbi's message and my social media network. When it came time to officially establish the Facebook as an active company, I felt it was time to use the dollar and deposit it in the bank on the day the company was founded. Though I'm not religious, I can vouch for this man's extraordinary intuition, referring to Rabbi Lubavich or Rabbi Schneerson,

Starting point is 02:00:58 and I regret not having met him. Interesting. This is a weird website, though. I can't believe there's no other. So you find any other mentions of this. This could be a bullshit website. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, I asked ChatGGBT, and Chatubit does confirm the story.

Starting point is 02:01:18 Oh, really? Yes. Oh, wow. from the story. But I actually didn't believe chaty PT, so I look for a source. And this is like a Jewish website. Oh, wow.

Starting point is 02:01:26 So it's like an in-group messaging. Yeah. Right? So he's saying like Facebook was founded with the blessing of Revese Nerson. Wow. Now, Sam, I was telling you last night, too, Sam Tripoli told me this crazy thing about DARPA being,

Starting point is 02:01:40 remember when Sam Tripoli was telling us about the connection with DARPA and Facebook? And it was a, it was a program inside DARPA that basically I got turned into Facebook. That's right. That's right, right? because you wanted access to people's personal data. But like if DARPA came out and says, like, you know, give it to us,

Starting point is 02:01:53 everyone would be like, screw you, you're the government, you're the Pentagon. Right. But if you have this nerd, Mark Zuckerberg, say, you know, like, so, you know. Well, that's so interesting, too, because DARPA was fundamental in creating and incubating the Google. That's right. The Google search engine. That's right. So it all ties back.

Starting point is 02:02:08 Also, Oracle as well. So a lot of these tech companies come from the Pentagon. Mm-hmm. But, you know, like, there's this very famous exchange where Mark Zuckerberg is talking. talking to someone says, you know, like, hey, I have access to all of Harvard students' personal data. And the person replies and says, how are you able to get this data? And then Mark Zuckerberg was like, well, they trust me, those dumb fucks. This is like real email exchange between Mark Zuckerberg and the friend.

Starting point is 02:02:35 Wow. Yeah. And he's right. It's like people are willing to trust a nerd with their personal data, knowing, thinking that the nerd won't abuse it. They wouldn't give it to the government, right? So the government needs a front. So this is also early days before people were really aware of like what data even meant. That's right. And what the value of it was and any of that stuff. That's right.

Starting point is 02:02:57 So, so the idea that Mark Zuckerberg was just got lucky doesn't hold water. You know, he has this very close connection to the Habat-Lubavut movement. And he, Habat Lubavich was very prominent on the Harvard campus. The patron of Harvard-Habat was Larry Summers, faculty advisor was Alan Derswitz. And two prominent members at that time were Jared Kushner and Natalie Portman. Okay, well this is important is the year 2016. It's a Cambridge Analytica scandal. Mm-hmm.

Starting point is 02:03:24 Do you remember this? I didn't. When Cambridge Analytica was able to access 50 million Facebook users and then allow the Trump campaign to create micro-targeting to sway their political opinion. I know Steve Bannon was a part of this. That's right. Yeah.

Starting point is 02:03:39 And so at that time, the two heads of Facebook were Mark Zuckerberg and Cheryl Sandberg. Cyril Sandberg is a prodigy of Larry Summers and today she's an art Zionist running the Trump campaign is Steve Bannon but also Jared Kushner so it could all be a coincidence, okay? It could all be coincidence but there are thoughts connected right? The first thought sorry the first thought is Rabbi Snierson has a family connection to Mark Zuckerberg and Mark Zuckerberg was born with with Reberation Erins' blessing, which meant that now he must serve God. Okay? That's what the Jewish tradition believes.

Starting point is 02:04:22 When Mark Zuckerberg was at Harvard, he was able to use the Harvard brand and circumvent Harvard's privacy laws to create Facebook. The president at that time was Larry Summers, and the faculty advisor to Harvard Hubbard was Alan Derswitz. Okay. And then 2016, Mark Zuckerberg and Jerk Kushner are both involved in the Cambridge Analytica scandal. Again, it could be entirely coincidence. Yeah. Okay?

Starting point is 02:04:57 But it's kind of strange how these things line up. Yeah. Okay? Another thing that I will point out is, and you can Google this, just to confirm, okay? Did you look at Chad JPM with that Zuckerberg-Chabod blessing? Yeah, it couldn't give me any. It seems like that's like the only outlet.

Starting point is 02:05:14 That was the only source. It is an official. Can you show me? Well, I already got rid of it. I think I did. Did I? It is an official Jewish. Just pull it.

Starting point is 02:05:25 Yeah, you can do it again. Just show me on chat, JVT. The Jewish Journal. Additional verified facts of Mark Zuckerberg's family's Jewish journey. While Meda's official investor relations, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. It's not that. Do this, Steve. Paste the link to that article.

Starting point is 02:05:48 I was in the process of doing that. That we were looking into the AI and say, can you corroborate this story with any other sources? But, like, you know that your Kushner is, the family is a very prominent family in the Habat-Lubovitch movement, right? Vaguely aware. Right. So the Kushner family is very prominent in the Habat-Lubovich movement.

Starting point is 02:06:12 And Nanyahu and Charles Kushner, who is Jared Kushner's father, who were very, very close. So close, in fact, that whenever Nanyahu visited the United States, he stayed with the Kushner family. Yeah. He slept in Jared Kushner's bedroom. Mm-hmm. Okay? So it all aligns. That's crazy.

Starting point is 02:06:35 It's crazy. Okay. So, again, it's going to all be coincidence. But it's really strange how you have this small group of people and they're always associated. And they're all like now in the highest position of power in the world. Are you familiar with the story of Jared Kushner's dad on how he blackmailed like his brother-in-law or something like that? Yeah, by putting a prostitute in his hotel room? That's right. And he was persecuted.

Starting point is 02:06:58 No, sorry, he was prosecuted by Christy for that. Chris Christie. That's right. And that's why Chris Christie and Jared Christian have bad blood. Because they were both involved in the 2016 campaign for Trump. Yeah. And then Jared Kushner got rid of Chris Christie. Christy right yeah yeah yeah so there's a lot about that's an insane story yeah but but the story gets more insane because in 2016 and 2020 on the on the eve of the election the president of election

Starting point is 02:07:25 jericho and eva trump both visit the grave of reverest nersen the reverestine dies in 1994 by the way yeah and asked for his blessing Rabbi Snerner's grave in Queens, New York is the most visited Jewish holy site outside of Israel. 2024, Donald Trump, with Ben Shapiro, visit the grave of Rabbi Snerston to ask for his blessing before his presidential election against Kamala Harris. Why would they do that? Who is this guy? Well, I mean, if he's getting all of his money from people like the Adelson's and all of

Starting point is 02:08:05 these other Zionist billionaires, you know, I would imagine that there could be some influence there. Like, hey, we want to do this. This PR, this will be great for the voting base, you know, the Zionist and the Jewish voting base. You'll get a lot of voters from them. And this will be a good PR thing to do. All right. Okay. Okay. About Zuckerberg. Let me see your question. Can you go? Okay, you just pasted the link to it. And it said, the interview this story describes in an article. Okay, the interview and the story described in the article are entirely fabricated. While the article frames these quotes as direct testimony from Zuckerberg to a Jewish magazine, no such interview or statement ever took place.

Starting point is 02:08:47 This story is a well-known piece of internet folklore, often referred to in Jewish media circles as a Chabad urban legend and has been thoroughly debunked. why the story is false. The story claims Zuckerberg's father visited the rabbi in 1982 because he had, yeah, yeah, yeah, because he had the issues with having a kid. And then it says,

Starting point is 02:09:12 okay, he has an older sister, Randy, and two younger sisters, Donna and Ariel. In 1982, his parents did not have three daughters. I thought I said it had two in the article. No record of the interview. There is absolutely no record in any reputable mainstream or Jewish publications of Mark Zuckerberg ever making these statements,

Starting point is 02:09:35 nor did he deposit a Shabah dollar into the bank that found Facebook. Well, how would this AI know that? I don't know. Go up, go up, go up. Fabricated quotes. The quotes attributed to Zuckerberg discussing his father's medical struggles, the rabbi's philosophy and the mystery link to the creation of Facebook were completely invented for the viral internet story.

Starting point is 02:09:54 I asked if Zuckerberg himself He's never commented on it So it's like who knows So go it's very interesting How defensive AI is being Yeah it doesn't sound like it's it's weird It's debunking it right but it's not being Like very neutral about it

Starting point is 02:10:16 It seems to be being a very aggressive Debunking this story It's funny because I asked I asked it simply If that information if that did happen and it says, yes, his father did go to Rabbi Schneerson. Whoa. So it's... So you asked it previously and it said yes.

Starting point is 02:10:33 Yes. But then it cites that one article from Hid and Hidabad. It cites that one article, according to this interview. It's a Jewish outlet. And then when you asked it again down below, it said this is an entirely fabricated article. In a separate chat, I asked it in a separate one. This is a different tab. So you can find the author of it?

Starting point is 02:10:55 I don't know. That's interesting. But, um. And why would how about Louvre just make this up out of Finner? Why would who make it up? How about Lubavich? Why would they just make this up? Why would this, this article? Yeah, just be completely made up.

Starting point is 02:11:09 If there's no, if there's no validity to it, why would just make it up? Uh, I mean, people make shit up all the time. People make up, you know, people do smear campaigns on people all the time, try to tie them to- But this isn't a smear campaign. This is like to praise Mark Zuckerberg, right? This is a Jewish magazine. It's read by Jewish people. When was that published?

Starting point is 02:11:29 That's what we should have paid attention to. 2015. That was published in 2015. And this is a Jewish magazine. Well, it's just weird because it's the only article on the entire internet that references it. You know, it's the only source for it. So it's like, I don't know. I feel like we got to scrutinize it a little bit harder just because of that.

Starting point is 02:11:49 There is no off. Oh, wait, wait, there is an author. Shira de Bush. You know, how many stories. online that we reference or, you know, use in context of coming up with a bigger theory on something, only have one public, one article posted about it. Usually there's, you know, lots of corroborating stories or different takes on it, at least acknowledging that this event actually happened.

Starting point is 02:12:15 Right. You're absolutely right. So, yeah, but you know, it doesn't really, yeah, I mean, like, this is just a theory. And I'm not saying this is what happened. I'm saying like there are certain thoughts and you know the connection between the kusha family and the river steerson and the rivers stearison are definitely true right this is heavily acknowledged um something else that um i want to bring up is um how we got into this how the united states got into this war in iraq okay so so so reverest nerson he's casting a pretty wide net right so he's got the connections to harry jackson

Starting point is 02:12:56 He's got connections to... So yeah, we started talking about Scoop Jackson. Yeah. And we started talking about how they brought Schneerson and his family back to the U.S. That's right. And the connection to Wolfowitz and Pearl. Yeah. And how they came up with this plan.

Starting point is 02:13:11 Yeah. Right? The Wolfowitz Doctrine? No, that's... No, the clean brick memo. The clean brick memo. Yeah, right, right, right. So something that's really important for us to keep in mind is,

Starting point is 02:13:20 where Bruce Niersson wants the Messiah to come. Okay? And so I'm going to go into how he thinks and then we'll tie to current events. Okay. All right. So the question is, how much influence does Rabbi Snerson have? And what I want to do now is go into how he perceives the world. And he perceives the world for something called Kabbalah.

Starting point is 02:13:47 Okay? Kabala is just the Jewish mystical tradition. So you have the Bible, right? than a Bible or a collection of stories. So you have Adam and Eve, the story of the patriarchs, Moses, and then you have the story of King David. Right.

Starting point is 02:14:02 Right. And the idea of the cabala is trying to interpret these stories in a mystical lens so as to understand the soul of the universe, the mind of God. Right? And the understanding of the cabala is the world that we see around us,

Starting point is 02:14:22 this material world, it's a fake reality. It's a simulation. The universe itself is pure consciousness. And the totality of this consciousness is God. Okay. So the universe itself is the totality of the universe is pure consciousness. Yeah. Okay. So think of energy, okay? Energy that vibrates. And that's consciousness. And then at a lower level, this vibration becomes much more concrete, much more visible to the human and that's the world that we live in. All right. And you're saying that this is the view of the cabalists.

Starting point is 02:14:57 The cabal. Okay. And this is generally accepted. Understood. Okay. So the idea is rather than seeing that consciousness emerges from matter, it's really consciousness that creates matter. Right.

Starting point is 02:15:11 Okay? So mind before matter. Right? Because in school we're taught that matter leads to mind. The brain is what creates the mind. But what these cabalas believe is the mind that creates. the brain as well as the body. Right.

Starting point is 02:15:23 Okay? So now what they're going to do is they're going to take this major idea, consciousness is the universe, and apply it to the Bible, the stories of the Bible, and resolve some mysteries as to what happened in the Bible. So the first mystery in the Bible is, why did Adam and Eve disobey God? Right?

Starting point is 02:15:45 Because God just basically said, this is paradise, the Garden of Eden. You will live forever here. And you can eat as much food as you want. You'll never have to labor. But there's only one rule. And the rule is do not eat from the fruit of the tree of knowledge. That's all you have to do.

Starting point is 02:16:01 And Adam and Eve just managed to break that one rule, which condemn humanity to the world that we live in today. We were cast aside from paradise. Right. And so the Kabbalists are trying to figure out, why does this happen? And what does this mean for us in the universe? Right.

Starting point is 02:16:19 And so the explanation is this. The explanation is, in the beginning, there's only God. God's a totality. And God is the will to bestow. He is pure love. And love means giving. The problem is there's nothing to give to. So God creates a new being called Adam Kenmont, which is the will to receive.

Starting point is 02:16:42 So that God can know itself, God can complete itself by giving to someone else. The problem is that Adam Ketman is an immature being. It is the will to receive, therefore it is pure ego. And therefore it does not understand why God gives, because it only receives. And so Adam Ketman receives this gift of divine light, but at some point he hesitates, he doubts, and he rejects the light.

Starting point is 02:17:14 And he breaks, and this is shattering of the world. Okay? And the shunning of the world, the sense into our world, and these divine sparks become embodied by huss, by bodies. Okay, so humans are these divine light that come from Adam Kahn that now become embodied in huss, in bodies. And because we have bodies, we become blind to our divine origins. And we engage in all sorts of sin, right? Okay, and that, And that's why Adam and Eve disobeyed God. And that's why when we go into the world, we commit all sorts of sin and evil. And this explains how the Bible progressed, right?

Starting point is 02:18:00 That was the original sin. That was the original sin. And so the purpose of the universe is for the Jews to repair the world, because the Jews are the chosen people. They will repair the world and then bring all these shards of light back together again. And this will allow God to have a reunion with humanity. And this will repair the world and this will be the end of days. Okay. So that is the general idea.

Starting point is 02:18:31 Okay. But there's a logic to all this process in that God is all-knowing. So God knew that we would reject his light. But that was part of the plan. Right. Because it's only through our sin that we will have knowledge. that we can repent. And therefore we can welcome God.

Starting point is 02:18:51 And the classic example is a story of King David, who is the most beloved by God. I'm not sure how familiar you are with the Bible. I'm fairly familiar. Okay. So the story of King David is he becomes king of Israel, and he starts an affair with Bishiba. The problem is Bishiba is already married to a man named Uriah Haight,

Starting point is 02:19:14 who happens to be David's greatest warrior. So David, in order to marry, your Bashiba kills Uriahe-theid. Okay? And then Nathan, the prophet of God, comes to David and says, You've committed great sin. Do you feel sorry for what's happened? And David's like, not really. So God kills Bashiba's son with David. And this forces David into tremendous mourning.

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Starting point is 02:20:09 Now he recognizes all the sin that he's caused. And what's really odd about this is this creates an intimate relationship between God and David. Once David, once David recognizes that he is pure sin, he opens his heart to God and they become the best of friends. Now there's a reunion between God and David. And that is the point of our existence. To commit so much evil in the world that we ultimately have to repent, and the moment we repent, then God forgives us and now we can be one with God. Right.

Starting point is 02:20:42 And this is what an extreme faction of the Kabbalists believe. The problem is this extreme faction also includes Rabbi Snerson and the Hababat-Libberidge movement. And that's why he is telling Naanyahu to hurry up the coming of the Messiah. Why? Because if you interpret the universe through this lens and you apply to current affairs, then you want to create conditions for the eventual redemption of humanity. So three things have to happen in order for the Jews to repent and for humanity to be redeemed. The first thing that has to happen is the creation of the Greater Israel Project.

Starting point is 02:21:27 Why? Because the Greater Israel Project was God's original covenant with the Jews. The Greater Israel Project. Number two is the return of the Jewish diaspora to Israel and the repentance. Okay? And what would cause their repentance? What would cause their return to Israel? And the answer is anti-Semitism. Right. Right. So the Kabbalists interpret the Holocaust very differently from the way you and I interpret the Holocaust. What you and I were taught was, okay, the Holocaust happened because Hitler was an anti-Semite. He had this hatred for the Jews. But the Kabbales believed something different. Okay. Again, these are an extreme faction of Kabalists. Okay. They believe it was a

Starting point is 02:22:12 Jews who force the Holocaust. The Jews are at fault for the Holocaust. Because if you read the Bible, every time bad things happen to the Jews, it's because the Jews disobey God. Right. And nothing else, right? So Moses is leading the Jews out of slavery in Egypt to the promised land. And what do the Jews do? They build a calf to worship. But God already told them, do not worship false idols. Do not engage in idolatry right right so then God's like I have to punish you and so you will spend 40 years in the desert one in the desert all right the greatest trauma for the for the Jews in the Bible is a destruction of their temple because the temple is the house of God it was a Babylonians who came to destroy the temple but the prophet Jeremiah said to the Jews it's the Babylonians are just a tool of God okay it's not the Babylonians who are doing this it is God who is doing this why Because God told you not to worship false idols and you continue to worship other gods when we told you not to do so

Starting point is 02:23:22 So why the Holocaust happened? It's because The God dispersed the Jews around the world to teach them a lesson to force them to repent what did the Jews do instead? They assimilated into Western society they engage in reform Judaism They became secular they became intellectuals they want to stay in Germany in the United States when they should have returned to Israel to build the temple of God and to repent. So God had to teach them a lesson. The lesson was the Holocaust. Okay.

Starting point is 02:23:57 Got it. Okay. So the same thing is happening today where most Jews are secular. There's 40% of Jews in Israel. Including that in Yahoo, right? Yeah. 40% of Jews in Israel are secular. one third of American Jews are secular, God cannot have this, okay?

Starting point is 02:24:15 God wants Jews to repent and to worship him so they can be together. So given all that's happening, the only thing that can force repentance among the Jews is a major tragedy for the Jews very similar to the Holocaust. Okay? That's number two. To have the Jews return to Israel and to repent. And number three is the building of... of the third temple, which means the destruction of the Aleksic mosque in Jerusalem. So like God can come to earth and be with the Jews again. Okay? So this is what Rebbe Sr.: given his Kabbalistic leanings,

Starting point is 02:24:55 belief must happen. Now, why am I saying this is because you look at all three things, they track with current events. Yeah, they do. This is one of the crazier things. When I initially heard you say this, I thought it was completely bad shit crazy. And then the more I thought about it, and the more I saw happening, and the more I saw these public events playing out with Netanyahu on camera, who's a very smart guy. Like Netanyahu is not dumb by any stretch of the imagination. I thought, okay, maybe this guy is starting to lose his fastball, right? He's saying shit in front of cameras, like, listen in class, we have to buy TikTok looking like a mobster and other things that are just unbelievably terrible for PR for Israel, right? And it's like either this guy just lost his mind.

Starting point is 02:25:41 Yeah. Or he's doing this on purpose. He's doing this on purpose. Yeah. And it's just, it's really hard for me to cope with that that's actually. And again, like, he's not a religious guy. So like, and also like I thought about this. I can't imagine.

Starting point is 02:26:02 I have a lot of Jewish friends. I always had a bunch of Jewish friends. And if I. if I asked them in today's day, I mean, anti-Semitism, like, yeah, it's ramping up online. You have, there was a, a crazy thing that happened in Tampa there day where some guy, like, went to a, a synagogue and like, like, with a gun or something, got arrested. Like, there's a lot of, lots of these types of things happening more, more, more recently, like a lot more of them popping up. And obviously, there's lots of anti-Semitism online. But I mean, I could call up any of my Jewish friends right now and ask them like, hey, if anti-Semitism, you know, continue to this trajectory where it is now and got a little bit worse over the next few years, would it ever convince you to move back to Israel?

Starting point is 02:26:54 I think they would say, fuck no. I don't think they would ever want to go back to Israel. You know, I think maybe a certain types of Jewish folks who are. are more religious might do that. But I don't think the secular ones could ever be convinced to go back. Well, do you think that they could? Well, I mean, if we were talking to year in 1910, 1920,

Starting point is 02:27:16 and like, you know, like, so they want to build this nation called Israel. It's in the middle of a desert. It's literally a desert. Yeah. And it's already, people are they living there. And like, they want to convince Jews to go back to Israel. And we're like, there's no way they could succeed.

Starting point is 02:27:32 There's actually no way. The Jews are really established in the United States throughout Europe. Right. And both of these societies are very tolerant, very welcoming of Jews. They're very successful where they are. Why the hell would any Jews we go to Israel?

Starting point is 02:27:51 Right. But they did. But they did. Right? So what's holding them back from rebuild? in this temple and doing this whole thing. Right. Bringing back the Antichrist or whatever they want to do.

Starting point is 02:28:08 Right. So right now, the foundation stone for the third temple is also where the Alexiq Mosque is. Yes. The Alaskic Mos is the third holiest site in the Islamic tradition, in the Islamic world. Right. So there's Mecca, Medina, and there is the Alisqa mosque where they believe is where Muhammad ascended to heaven. So if they were to destroy the Isaac Mos in order to build the third temple, this would ignite sectarian violence throughout the world. And this is also part of the eschatology because this is really the war of Gog and Magog. This is all part of the plan as well. Now certain things about

Starting point is 02:28:55 the Isaac Mos is to build the third temple you need certain preconditions. A major precondition is you would need a perfect red heifer to sacrifice on the grounds of the mosque in order to clausticate the grounds to build the third temple. And they have the perfect red heifer. So this guy in Texas, he bioengineered perfect red heifers. Just well, that is. Yes, the red heifers in Texas. And like Steve can, can, Google this right now. Wow. And they were transported to Israel about two years ago. So now Israel has a genetically engineered red heifer. That's right. That is perfect. And for, I'm not joking here, guys. Texas man ships red heifer to Israel and he's wearing a yamika for

Starting point is 02:29:53 ceremony. The Fort Worth Star Telegram. This is very well know. Okay. Well, look at this. Look at this YouTube video. Texas red heifers arrived. stirs prophetic excitement in Israel in September of 2022. Okay, so that's number one. Jesus. Yeah, they're serious about this, man. They got millions of dollars in years and years just to bioengineer perfect red heifer.

Starting point is 02:30:18 Okay, they're very serious about this. Okay, that's number one. The perfect red hafers are in place. Number two is there's the organization that wants to build a third temple, something called a Temple Institute, the Temple Institute. And they've already built the third temple, like brick by brick.

Starting point is 02:30:35 And so, like, all they have to do is move this third temple to the site. Okay, it's for the temple institute. They prefabbed it and they can just go, like, drop it. Exactly. They prefabbed it, okay? That's number two. Number three is, for the past two years, there have been archaeological surveys underneath the Alasker mosque. And people suspect that what they're really trying to do is undermine foundations of the Alexic Mosque.

Starting point is 02:31:04 Because if that would happen, and there's this war going on between Israel and Iran, right? If Iran were to lob a missile over Jerusalem, they could implode the Alisic Mosque and blame it on the Iranians. And in fact, there's a video of this Jewish rabbi in Israel saying how this is the perfect plan. to cause war between the Persians and the Arabs, right? Because the Iranians are Persians and Saudi Arabia, they're Arabs, and just have them kill each other, right? And that'd be perfect. Do you want to watch the video?

Starting point is 02:31:40 Sure, yeah, yeah. Okay? You got it? So you have to Google this, Steve, okay? But it's basically Israel, Rabbi, Assyk Mos, Miss Seoul. While you look for the video. Alaksa Mosque, you know what to use the restroom? Yeah. All right, cool. We'll pause real quick.

Starting point is 02:31:56 Hit it, Steve. We don't know, maybe one of the missiles will hit the mask and clear the place for the third Veta-Migdash. It could also be a miracle. If it was up to me, the last time when they shot hundreds of missiles, I would pretend that one missile came from Iran and shoot it down. You know, then all the Arabs were going against Iran, there will be the end of the problems. make them fight with each other, this bunch of lunatics. Never too late. You deal with a bunch of cowards. The Israeli leaders, they just want to pass the week.

Starting point is 02:32:39 Let us survive this week. They don't think long term. Some of the shit that comes out of the mouths of these people. They're honest about it. They're direct about it. They are. And they aren't concerned about what people are going to think. You know, they're not concerned about long-term ramifications of this.

Starting point is 02:32:54 Well, first of all. Which tracks with them wanting the end time. Yeah, first of all, I think they think we're too stupid to know what's going on. Also, like, as part of their... Have they checked Twitter? As part of their grand eschatology, they want us to know what's going on. Right. Right. And third of all, I think, like, they believe it's all part of God's plans,

Starting point is 02:33:15 so there's nothing anyone can do to stop it, okay? Yeah. But I'll show you another video, and this is Peter Hex-Saf, who is now obviously the war secretary. Yeah, I watched this last night, yeah. But he's also talking about the beginning of the third temple and how it's God's plan to build the third temple. So it's okay. Can we show that? Yeah, show that clip of Heggseth. It's towards the end of it.

Starting point is 02:33:34 I want to say it's about nine minutes in, nine and a half minutes in. Okay. Where he's talking in front of that at the podium or whatever. And yeah, right there. Yeah. The Western Wall tunnels. A little bit before this. So much of the old.

Starting point is 02:33:47 Right there. People of the scripture of this land and the understanding that for years, if not this year, in Jerusalem, then next year in Jerusalem, but we are here in Jerusalem. And today Jennifer and I, another, had a chance to go see the western wall of the Temple Mount, the western wall tunnels, so much of the old city. And as you stand there, you can't help but behold the miracle before you. And it got me thinking about another miracle that I hope all of you don't see too far away because 1917 was a miracle 1948 was a miracle 1967 was a miracle 2017 the declaration of jerusalem

Starting point is 02:34:35 of the capital was a miracle and there's no reason why the miracle of the reestablishment of the temple on the temple mount is not possible he said that people were only gasping in the background yeah it's part of god's plan right because how often you explain how history has developed right he's saying how 17, the Balfour Declaration is a miracle. Yeah. 1948, the founding of the state of Israel is a miracle. 1967, the war against the Arabs is a miracle. Moving of the capital to Jerusalem.

Starting point is 02:35:03 It's all America, right? And what's important is, you know, in July, Donald Trump was in Ankara, Turkey for a NATO conference. This past month? In July, in early July. This past July, though, you're talking about, yeah, yeah. That's right. And intelligence, that is really told him, look, there's a bomb on your plane, Air Force One. So Donald Trump sneaks out of Air Force One on a catering truck.

Starting point is 02:35:35 And this is a reporter, okay? This is recent news, right? And the news reporters are still on the plane. They told him to stay on the plane. They told him to stay on the plane. Most of his cabinet are still on the plane. Karen Levitt is still on the plane, okay? He brings two people with him.

Starting point is 02:35:52 There Peter Hex-F, his war secretary, the guy who was calling for the Third Temple, and also Natalie Harp. Okay, so there's a lot of scrutiny around Natalie Harp. Who is not Natalie Harp? Natalie Harp is someone who is very close to Trump, and basically she writes all of Trump's social media posts. Okay? And remember a few months ago how Trump released a truth story? social of him being Jesus. Yes. That's not only hard. This woman who's you know like 35 36 she literally believes Trump is Jesus. So this is a new story of how she was not allowed on the

Starting point is 02:36:36 motorcade with Trump. So she forced herself on the back of an SUV, the trunk of an SUV just so she could ride with Trump in the in the motorcade. Didn't she also sleep in the locker room you said of a golf course. And there's another story of how Trump was at Bedminster golf club and there's no room for her. So it's like fine I'll just sleep in the locker room. So that's not who not Nile Harp is. And Nilely Harp is probably the person closest to Trump. She's Jewish? She's not Jewish, okay? But there are people around Trump who are very close with him who are not Jewish but they are Christian Zionists. And this includes Peter Hex-F

Starting point is 02:37:16 and then also includes Sean Hannity and also includes Niley Harlanley right and I think that why they're so influential around Trump is after during 6th 2020 Trump was isolated there were a lot of people who are close to Trump even his own daughter who abandoned him because of the controversy around during six but certain individuals who did not abandon him they include Natalie Harp Sean Hannity Mayor Madison okay and that's why they are so influential around Trump. Danny Harb literally believed Trump is Jesus.

Starting point is 02:37:55 She said this or you're saying this because of her post? Just the way she behaves. Yeah. I mean, I mean, everyone's like she's just crazy, but isn't it just easier to believe that he, she literally believes Trump is Jesus and he's doing God's work? And Trump has him with, Trump has her with him all the time. Right.

Starting point is 02:38:20 So that tells us that Trump probably believes in himself. Yeah. So what is the whole Gog-emagogue thing? Okay. So in this eschatology, okay, the world ends when the Jews repent, when the Jews call for God. But the Jews will only call for God at the moment of their worst suffering, at the moment when they're very

Starting point is 02:38:51 existence is most threatened. That's when they know the Messiah is coming because when all is lost, God will save them. So the moment of the greatest despair for Israel will be the war of Gog and Magog. In this eschatology, they believe that it will be an alliance of Russia and Persia that will attack Israel, an alliance between the Orthodox Church and the Islamic world that will try to destroy Israel. And at this moment, all Jews around the world will call to God. They will repent because the very existence of the Jews is being threatened. And at this time, God will come and save the world. Christians believe this will force the return of Jesus. Jews believe this will force the coming of the Messiah. And is there something to do? Is there a connection between all

Starting point is 02:39:51 the wars in the Middle East, including the Iran War, and maybe even the Russia-Ukraine war that connects to this? Like, doesn't have to be like worldwide chaos? Yeah, yeah. That's right. So if you look at how about Louvreitch, they are throughout the world, okay? And they are most dominant in a few places. They are dominant in the United States. They are dominant in Israel, of course.

Starting point is 02:40:19 Right? And Habat-LuVich has influence over Trump and they also have influence over Nanyahu. But what people don't appreciate is Havad-Lovic is also influential in Russia and they have very strong alliance with Putin. In fact, one of Putin's officials came out and said that Havad Lovic, it is a supremacist cult. It's a cult and Putin fired him. How about Lovic is also very prominent in Ukraine because that's where they're from. Right. And what's really interesting is that this was all engineered by Rabbi Snerson. Because go back to 1970s, okay? In 1970s, Rebishoplyr, Rebishoperson was supporting Henry Jackson and Henry Jackson wanted the Soviet Union to allow Jews to immigrate to Israel. Now if you watch YouTube, okay, there are lots of people who worship Rabbi Snereson.

Starting point is 02:41:22 And it's too long a video, okay, but one of the videos, which was about an hour long, a rabbi who was a translator for Reverend Snernernerner, tells a story of how Rabbi Snihnerner communicated with the Habat Lubinich in the Soviet Union back in 1970s. Because at this time, Habat Lubbovich was being persecuted by the Soviet authorities. So what happened was that the Habat Lubavich movement, was underlieged screening and they wanted to know if they should immigrate or should they stay in the Soviet Union. So they sent a message to Rabbi Snirson in Brooklyn. And Brooklyn, and then asked one of his rabbis to go to the Soviet Union and give two Bibles to two Bibles to two powerful rabbis of the Havadalibis movement.

Starting point is 02:42:11 And he didn't even know what his mission was. But he was told to give a Bible to these two individuals. So he goes, he does this. And the first person opens the Bible, and there's a page that is marked. He opens it. He reads the story. He's like, oh, I understand now. Rabies-N-Rasner-Sund wants me to immigrate to Israel.

Starting point is 02:42:34 But right now, the Soviet authorities won't let us immigrate. So what should I do? Well, I should trust the rabbi because he's a problem. and we know we will be allowed to immigrate, and I will prepare my flock to move to Israel when the time is ready, okay? Right. And the person, the emissary,

Starting point is 02:42:54 then goes to a second person. The second person opens the Bible and says, to another page, and he's like, oh, the rabbi has told me to stay in the Soviet Union. So that's what I'll do. I will prepare my flock to weather storm and stay in the Soviet Union forever. Okay?

Starting point is 02:43:10 So in 1970s, rabbi-Signyerson had this all mapped out. He knew exactly who should be where, which rabbi should be in Ukraine or in Russia or in Israel. He had all mapped out in his head. Laura Lumer recently visited Ukraine and he met with two people. He met with Zelenskyi and she met with the head of the Habat-Luvievich movement in Ukraine. And we can fact-check this. Laura Lumer, the crazy-faced lady?

Starting point is 02:43:42 Yes, I don't know what's going on. Why is Habal Luby is all over the news? But just Google. Did Laura Luma meet with Habalovic in Ukraine? Are you talking about Lindsey Graham? No, Laura Lumer. What? That's crazy.

Starting point is 02:43:57 I believe you. We can fact check it right now. I can't believe it when I saw it as well. Like, why are they everywhere? Okay. Yeah, well, she's also like a psycho. Look at this. Laura Lumer met with Rabbi Moshe, whatever,

Starting point is 02:44:13 the Shabbat-affiliated rabbi who holds the title of chief rabbi in Ukraine during her trip to Keev in July of 2026. Wow. The Guardian. Yeah, that's good. Yeah. Like, what's going on here? Why are they everywhere? And why's everyone meeting with them?

Starting point is 02:44:30 Right? So, Lord Lou I met with Zemite. Well, she's like a nobody. She just gets a lot of attention online because everybody hates her. She has a lot of influence in White House, though. Does she really? So I was in Los Angeles and I met with Max Blumenthal.

Starting point is 02:44:41 Do you know Max Blumenthal? Yeah, I'm familiar with Max Blumenthal. Yeah. Well, you know, he was in Iran for the Ayatollah's funeral. He comes back to... Max was? Yes. He comes back to the United States and his devices were confiscated.

Starting point is 02:44:58 And before... And now Max is suing the Department of Homeland Security because he wants to know who did this. And his suspicion is it was Laura Lumer. Because Ler Lumer was posting how... Wow. How Max was a traitor or, you know, this guy should be prosecuted for doing this.

Starting point is 02:45:17 So Lauren Loma has a lot of poll in the White House. I don't know why, but apparently she's able to get people fired in the White House as well. Yeah, well, it seems like anyone who kisses Trump's ass hard enough will get some sway, you know? Like he'll bring them in as long as they like talk nice about him, build him up, kiss his ass. You know, it's like I had a hard time believing that Trump could do this whole war in Iran. just because Netanyahu schmoosed him, said, oh, you're going to be looked at, like, you know, one of the greatest presidents in American history.

Starting point is 02:45:53 Everyone's going to love you. It's going to be the best thing American has ever accomplished when you take down Iran. It's going to be super easy. You know, just with words like that and compliments and and buttering him up, I found it very hard to believe that that would be possible. But the more I think about it is like, maybe because it seems to be that way with everyone else.

Starting point is 02:46:16 You know, all you really need to do is just, you know, talk nice about him in public. And the people who have the most influence over Donald Trump right now happen to believe in this eschatology. Yeah. But also like Sean Hannity, they talk on the phone every day. Fox News. He watches three hours of Fox News every single day. Natalie Hart, Peter Hegstaff.

Starting point is 02:46:38 The people who most believe in this have the most sway over Trump right now. Well, do you think that the Epstein stuff had anything to do with him invading Iran? Because there's that great, there's not great, but it's a fucking crazy email that was in the Epstein files. I believe it was in 2017 or 2018 a year before he died where he said in an email to, fuck, I can't remember who the email was to. But Epstein wrote in an email saying that if Trump feels cornered like a rat, he will invade Iran. That could be true, but you know, I predicted he would do so two years ago, right? And how was I able to do so? Yeah.

Starting point is 02:47:21 Just pattern recognition, right? I'm just connecting the thoughts. Trump Cook comes into office, right? And what does he do? He gets out of the JCPOA, the Iran nuclear deal. Right? He's like, screw that, we're not doing that. That's number one.

Starting point is 02:47:34 Number two is he moves the capital to Jerusalem. He moves the embassy to Jerusalem, which is a no goal for, for past. president, it's like this is the worst thing you could possibly do for the Middle East. But Trump said, screw that. We're moving the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. That's number two. Number three is he recognized Israel's control over the Golden Heights. Okay.

Starting point is 02:47:55 That's number three. Number four is he orders the assassination of Iranian general, Qasam Salmani. Yep. Right. You just kind of at the dots and you're like, well, then the next logical step is he attacks Iran. Right. Right. So, I mean, there's a pattern of behavior, right?

Starting point is 02:48:21 And again, like the only explanation I have is this is all eschatological. Because just from a peer geopolitical perspective, this makes no sense. None of this makes any sense. Why are you destroying the global economy? Right? I mean, like the Iranians ever knew, the first thing the Iranians will do is close all the who moves and attack the energy infrastructure of the Gulf states. The Gulf states. Why wouldn't they do? So they have to save themselves, right? You force their head.

Starting point is 02:48:51 Right. And Trump's like, no, I didn't know that. I didn't know that. Yeah, it's insane that they didn't gain this out. Right. And also, even today, we don't know why this war is happening. Trump has yet to articulate a good reason. Well, because we can't let them have a nuclear weapon, according to Heggseth and that appearance that he made in front of Congress in July. Right. But remember, before the Americans assassinated the Atalya, he had a fat width. Yes, he did. Saying no nuclear weapons for any reason.

Starting point is 02:49:24 Yep. So as long as he was in charge. Not only no nuclear, no development of nuclear weapons, but not to ever use a nuclear weapon, let alone develop one. I actually had a former Mossad guy on here telling me that. And that's true. Right. So you don't kill the guy, Iran cannot have nuclear weapons. Right.

Starting point is 02:49:41 Because it's a theocracy. They take the religious law seriously. Yeah. John Carioccu was on the show. He was telling me, he was a former CIA officer who worked in the Middle East. He was one of the guys. He captured Abu Zabeda during the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. And he was telling me that there was two of these national intelligence assessments.

Starting point is 02:50:07 and this is when all whatever, 17 or 18 of the U.S. intelligence agencies, they all get together and individually they all go into their corners and do an assessment on does Iran have a nuclear weapon program? And independently, all 18 intelligence agencies went and did their assessment, and the head of each agency came together in a roundtable and unanimously decided that they all agree that Iran does not have a nuclear weapon. This happened twice. Yes, yes. There's also something called a Millennium Challenge, where, like, 20 years ago,

Starting point is 02:50:43 they war game a war with Iran. And the conclusion was, the United States could not possibly defeat Iran in a war. When was this? This is called a Millennium Challenge. I believe it's 2002. Okay, so maybe Steve, you can... What was it?

Starting point is 02:50:58 The Millennium Challenge. Millennium Challenge. The Millennium Challenge. Millennium Challenge. I believe it was 2002. Okay. I could be wrong, but I believe it was 2002. Okay.

Starting point is 02:51:05 And the war game, the conclusion. conclusion was that Iran would use a seven integral warfare. A $250 military war game. Wow. The largest and most expensive war game in U.S. history held from July 24 to August 15, 2002 to test network-centric warfare concepts.

Starting point is 02:51:29 Keep going down. What does it say about Iran? Keep going? Right. So they war game a war game. a war against Iran and they kept on losing because Iran could just use asymmetrical warfare just drones against their aircraft carriers there's absolutely no way for the aircraft carriers to protect against a drone swarm which is exactly what's happened right now

Starting point is 02:51:57 right so they knew exactly what's going to happen in 2002 right and we spend like billions of dollars on a single aircraft carrier and the type of equipment that we build and we've developed is yeah it's shiny and it's new but it's not suitable for warfare against a country that does war like that exactly another issue is sailors live on the aircraft carrier and there's only so much time that human beings can live in a confined space right well they're already trying to commit suicide off the aircraft carrier because they've been deployed for nine months yeah and like the maximum you're supposed to be out deployed is six months So they're all going crazy, right?

Starting point is 02:52:42 And rather than admit the problem, Peter Hex-F is trying to bury the problem. Right? Yeah. The story just came out a couple days ago where there's at least one or two sailors on one of the aircraft carriers, Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln maybe, who jumped overboard trying to kill themselves. One guy was in the water for like an hour and they didn't tell his wife or his family. they like one of his friends had to reach out to his wife and tell him about that um so again it's very hard to understand what's going on unless you look at it from an eschatological lens yeah right they literally believe this is the end of the world and they're they're preparing for the coming of god so how do you

Starting point is 02:53:29 predict that this iran war is going to play out how much longer do you think it's going to last and what are going to be the downstream effects of it? This war is almost unstoppable at this point because what's happened is both sides have become eschatological. So the United States has become more extreme. So Trump is surrounding himself with people who are going to reinforce his religious zeal.

Starting point is 02:54:01 People like Natalie Harb and Peter Hex-F. Okay? And the Israelis have gone all in in this eschatology as well. But the Iranians have changed as well. So at the onset of this war, the Iranians were led by a very pragmatic leadership. Yes. But the Americans have killed them all. Right.

Starting point is 02:54:24 And they killed Soleimani and they literally did nothing. Yeah. Yeah. There was no reaction. That's right. So a lot of the pragmatic leadership, the wide, wise moderates have been eliminated and who's rising in the ranks in the rc the iranian revolutionary guard corp are these radicals who are eschatological they're young they're angry and they want vengeance for what what the united states is doing to to iran and they're eschatological

Starting point is 02:54:59 because they believe that this is this is the end of the world this is um the war to end all wars and when this happens then the Messiah called a 12 imam the Magdi will come to lead them okay so this has become a religious war on both sides and it's almost intentional because remember the United States had an MOU with Iran yes and the United States kept on regnagging on the MOU which in embarrassed the moderates in Iran. Yeah. Right?

Starting point is 02:55:41 It basically delegitized them. And now the zealots are in control. So what Iran has said is we now refuse to negotiate with Americans. And also from now on, we will go on offensive. We will no longer retaliate against bombing. We will now initiate attack. So as of today, What is the day today? August 19th? There's no negotiating. They're not trying to negotiate at all.

Starting point is 02:56:10 It's not. The Iranians no longer want to negotiate. And there's even discussion that the Iranians will attack as far as Europe. Because they believe that a lot of weaponry is coming from Europe. So if this would happen, what's going to happen is the Ukraine war and the Iran war would merge together to engulf the entire world. How the hell would they merge together? So, Iran is being embargoed by the United States right now. And there are two countries that support Iran, right? You have China, you have Russia. Yes. China supports Iran through the railways, for Central Asia.

Starting point is 02:56:55 Russia supports Iran for the Caspian Sea, right? Can we draw on a map, Steve? It's really important we see the map, okay? So we'll just see a map of Central Asia in the Middle East. And I'll show you how that the wars will link up. Is Zelensky going to try to supply the United States with drones and shit? No, no, it's much worse than that. Okay.

Starting point is 02:57:16 So you see Ukraine, right? You see Ukraine and you see Iran. Okay? Yes, I see Ukraine and I see Iran. Okay. Punching a little bit, Steve. Just a little bit. Okay.

Starting point is 02:57:28 Okay. All right. So right now there are two wars. The war in Ukraine, east of Ukraine, and the war. in Iran. Right. Now, Russia supplies Iran for the Caspian Sea, right? You see that big lake in the middle. Yeah, yeah. What happened a couple weeks ago was the Ukrainians launch a drone strike against an Iranian cargo ship killing one person in the Caspian Sea. You see how far Ukrainians from the Caspian Sea, right? Yes. Zensky admitted it was the Ukrainians who did this and he said though,

Starting point is 02:58:03 And he said it was justified because the Iranians are supplying the Russians in the war. Okay. But people suspect that it's because Zelensky is trying to get American financing and support for the war in Ukraine. And that's why he's trying to merge these two wars. Right. So as this war continues, what's going to happen is the United States will try to cut off Russian supplies to Tehran. and that means a war in the Caspian, which could involve Georgia, Armenian, and Ajarajan. And if these three involved, then all, then, like, basically, you have the merging of these two fronts, the Ukraine and the Iranian fronts.

Starting point is 02:58:47 Also, what's been happening is Iran's proxies have been brought into the war. Okay, so at the onset of the war, it was Israel United States versus Iran. Now, there have been more friends open up, okay? So you have Hezbollah in Lebanon. Israel is attacking Hezbollah in Lebanon. Right. There's talk of Syria attacking Hezbollah from the north. Okay, that's one front.

Starting point is 02:59:11 Another front is if you go down to Yemen, okay? This is something called the Bab El Mandad Strait, okay? You see this, right? Okay? This is where the hoofies are. The hoofies are also a proxy of the Iranians. And they have been brought into war. And what is important is, the hoofings, Houthis live in mountains.

Starting point is 02:59:32 It is impossible to attack mountains. They tried during Operation Prosperity Garden. It did not work, okay? The Houthis are in striking range of the entire Southern Arabian energy infrastructure. And they've been attacking aeromical oil fields with their drones. Because at the end of the day, the entire Middle East, it's this one giant oil field that you can blow up with ballistic missiles or drone strikes.

Starting point is 02:59:57 Okay? So you can see how this war is experienced. expanding very rapidly throughout the world. Mm-hmm. Something else that is happening is, on the economic front, Japan is under a lot of pressure. And the reason why is Japan provides a lot of liquidity to the world. It's something called the Japanese Yan-carry trade.

Starting point is 03:00:21 And this is very complicated concept, but I'll try my best to explain to inversible terms. Basically, the idea is this. For the past 30 years, Japan has been suffering from deflation. So the government is like, we'll just lend money at zero interest to Japanese banks and corporations in order to refinance the Japanese economy.

Starting point is 03:00:41 Right. But if you're getting money at 0%, you're like, why don't we just take this money and then buy US treasuries, which gives you 5% a year? Right. It's called the Yank carry trade. So it's like free money, right? So what's happening is Japan is literally financing

Starting point is 03:00:56 the entire world with a yen carry trade. But with this war in the Middle East, Japan is losing most of its oil supply, which is putting strain on the Japanese yen. So that's why these past few months, the Japanese yen has been sinking because investors believe the Japanese economy is heading towards collapse. In order to show up the yen... Where do they buy their oil from? From the Middle East. From what's specifically where, though? Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait.

Starting point is 03:01:24 Okay, all of them. Yeah, like maybe 80% of Japanese oil comes from the Middle East. Right? And Japan still has strategic petroleum reserves, but it's going to run out in like six months. And Japan doesn't have any oil, okay? So investors are putting straight on the Japanese yen, which means that eventually what's going to happen is Japan is going to have to end the yen carry trade. And so Japan can no longer finance the world. And then what is important is Japan right now is the world's biggest buyer of U.S. treasuries. Japan has like over a trillion dollars in US treasuries.

Starting point is 03:02:04 And if Japan stops buying US treasuries, then this is gonna put strain on the US economy. And it's possible that this will burst two bubbles. The AI bubble and the private credit bubble in the United States. And this would cause tremendous contagion throughout the United States. Basically, it would cause a white color apocalypse. You know how during the 80s and 90s, a lot of bootcaller jobs were shipped off to China, right?

Starting point is 03:02:28 And so workers suffered. Well, if the economy were to collapse, then a lot of white-collar people would lose their livelihoods. Right. The middle class would cease to exist in the United States. Right. Yeah. Japan's the largest owner of foreign holder of U.S. treasuries, approximately $1.16 trillion. So in the beginning of this Iran thing, like, one of the craziest things, like, there was a documentary that Vice did where Shane Smith went to Iran. talking to one of the spokespeople for Iran.

Starting point is 03:03:04 And they were showing how, I forget which president it was, but I think it was in the 70s, one of the presidents gifted Iran with its first nuclear reactor. And it was called Adams for Peace to help them with nuclear energy. Yeah. And, you know, the question was asked like, If it seems like nukes are the biggest question or the biggest excuse that everyone's using to go after you. Like they can't have a nuclear program.

Starting point is 03:03:41 They can't have a nuclear program. Eisenhower did the Adams for Peace thing where they gave them their first five megawatt nuclear reactor. And it's still sitting there in Tehran. And it's just funny that now like that's the excuse they're using to invade. But so he was asking like this is, you know, a hot bet. This is like one of the primary locations on Earth for oil reserves. Like you're surrounded by oil. Yeah.

Starting point is 03:04:06 Why not just use oil? Like, why do you need nuclear energy? It seems like that would be a huge answer to all of your biggest problems. Yeah. And the guy gave kind of a bullshit answer. He kind of was like, his answer was like, oh, climate change. Yeah. But if I was a leader of Iran and like they were accusing me of having a nuclear program and doing that,

Starting point is 03:04:28 and I was like, no, I need to have this much nuclear energy. we need to refine this much to have nuclear power. I would just fucking go off nuclear and I would just do all oil. Fossil fuels. Yeah. Yeah. You know, like, don't you think that would seem like a reasonable thing for them to do? Yeah.

Starting point is 03:04:43 Look, I think if you just look at the Middle East, not a lot of things make sense. Okay? So one of the biggest mysteries is why the United States invade Iraq in 2003? Right? Because if you just look at Saddam Hussein at this point, His advisors went to him and says, look, I think the Americans are trying to invade us. Something's saying is like, there's no way they would invade us. The reason why is this?

Starting point is 03:05:09 It makes no sense, right. If they came and destroyed Iraq, Iran would become the regional superpower. Why would they do that? Right. Why not to have Iraq and Iran kill each other like what happened in 1980s, Iraq, Iran war, right? That's the power. That's how empires behave. Right.

Starting point is 03:05:26 There's no way they would come destroy us. So it's just, no, it's not going to happen. Mm-hmm. It makes no sense. Even today, it makes no sense. Unless... You have some crazy religious zealots that have the answer to everything. Yeah.

Starting point is 03:05:44 So let's look at another video, okay? This is Wesley Clark talking to Amy Goodman. And this is after 9-11. And Wesley Clark is saying how the United States has this plan to invade. seven countries oh yeah right and like a certain amount of years yeah yeah yeah in five years right and how long is this video seven minutes you know which part of the video he says this go ahead hit play about 10 days after my double-x went through the pentagon and oh my so five rumsfeld and and deputy secretary wolf away so i went downstairs just say hello to some

Starting point is 03:06:26 of the people on the joint staff who used used to work for me and one of the generals called me and he said sir you got to come in you got come in and talk to me a second i said we're too busy said no no He says, we've made the decision we're going to war with Iraq. This was on her about the 20th of September. I said, we're going to war with Iraq. Why? He said, I don't know. He said, I guess they don't know what else to do.

Starting point is 03:06:45 So I said, well, did they find some information connecting Saddam to al-Qaeda? He said, no, no. He says, there's nothing new that way. They just made the decision to go to war with Iraq. He said, I guess it's like we don't know what to do about terrorists, but we've got a good military and we can take down governments. And he said, I guess if the only two we have is a hammer, every problem has to look like a nail. So I came back to see him a few weeks later, and by that time we were bombing in Afghanistan, I said, are we still going to war with Iraq?

Starting point is 03:07:07 And he said, oh, it's worse than that. He said, he reached over on his desk. He picked up a piece of paper. He said, I just got this down from upstairs, meeting the Secretary of Defense Office today. And he said, this is a memo that describes how we're going to take out seven countries in five years, starting with Iraq, and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and finishing off Iran. I said, is it classified? He said, yes, sir.

Starting point is 03:07:25 I said, well, don't show it to me. And I saw him a year or so ago. And I said, you remember that? He said, sorry, I didn't show you that memo. I didn't show it to you. I'm sorry, what did you say his name was? I'm not going to give you his name. So go through the countries again? Well, starting with Iraq, then Syria and Lebanon, then Libya, then Somalia and Sudan, and then back to Iran. So when you look at Iran, you say it at a replay, it's not exactly a replay, but here's the truth, that Iran from the beginning has seen that the presence of the United States and Iraq was a threat.

Starting point is 03:07:52 A blessing, because we took out Saddam Hussein and the Baathists. They couldn't handle them. We could take care of it for them. But also a threat because they knew that they were next on the Hitler. list. And so, of course, they got engaged. They lost a million people during the war with Iraq. And they got a long and unprotectable, unsecurable border. So it was in their vital interest to be deeply involved inside Iraq. They tolerated our attacks on the Bathas. They were happy we captured Saddam Hussein. But they're building up their own network of influence. And to

Starting point is 03:08:22 cement it, they occasionally give some military assistance and training and advice either directly or indirectly to both the insurgents and the militias. And in that sense, it's not exactly parallel. So there are three things I want to point out about this video, okay? Number one is they've already achieved six other seven countries, okay? Right? They've destroyed Libya, Syria, Iraq. Somalia, Sudan.

Starting point is 03:08:54 Yeah, and the last country is Iraq. Okay? So if we think that this war was completely accidental, how to explain this video. Right. Okay. That's the first point I will make. Second point I will make is this aligns with a clean brick memo of 1996. Right?

Starting point is 03:09:10 So he's like, you know, where this comes from, we don't know. Well, it comes from the clean brick memo. So this is something that goes back for a long time. Okay, that's number two. Number three is people don't appreciate this, but he should not be allowed to save these things. Because this is confidential information. This is a state secret. The guy went to a Pentagon and he's like a US general so they will tell them the truth, but now he's saying in public. So why would they want us to know this? Also, he's talking to this to Amy Goodman.

Starting point is 03:09:41 Do you know what Amy Goodman is? I'm not familiar. I mean, I'm familiar with who she is, but I don't know her background. She is one of the most prominent left wing voices in American media. She is extremely anti-war and anti-empirate. So why would he pick this what would it pick Amy Goodman to be the person to receive this news and not people like someone like Sean Hannity or Fox News who would be more sympathetic towards war against Iraq okay so it seems kind of planned to me it's it's again he is a US general who has received confidential information from our source within the Pentagon and it would be considered you know I mean

Starting point is 03:10:25 So you think he's letting out this secret plan to invade all these countries to the public intentionally? Yes. To so distrust in the United States, the American Empire. Or to prepare the public for what's about to happen. To prepare the public. Yeah, it's called predative programming. You know, like if you tell people what's about to happen, they are less likely to be angry about it. So, for example, you know, you know how Donald Trump has been joking about 2028, right?

Starting point is 03:10:55 He's got this baseball cap saying, you know, like, you know, Trump, 22, 28, everywhere. And then during the White House correspondence dinner, he's like, hey, I've got a scoop for you guys. I'm going to run for a third term. It's meant as a joke, but was it? So Kurt Metzker told me you had a theory. Yeah. On the Venezuela operation. That's right.

Starting point is 03:11:15 And how this all ties into Trump getting another term. He's going to, can you explain that? You're saying that when Maduro, uh, goes into his trial, Trump's going to get him to testify that they stole the election, something like that. Yeah. So what Trump is obsessed about,

Starting point is 03:11:34 more than anything else in the world is the 2020 election and how it was stolen from him. Right. He talks about this all the time. The Butler assassination attempt, he never talks about it. That's also very weird.

Starting point is 03:11:46 If someone trying to kill you and you survive, if you'd be like talk about it every single day, he never talks about it. Do you have a theory on that? Well, we go on this later. We can come back to it. Yeah, we can come back to it.

Starting point is 03:11:57 But like, not only does he not talk about, like, no one talks about it. No one in his administration talks about how they tried to kill him, right? But he talks about the 2020 election all the time. How it's stolen from him. He's obsessed about it. He has his entire administration working over time to uncover how they stole it. Remember, Tosie Gabbard before she left the DNI, her job was basically to figure out how they stole the elections, right? And the theory is the smartmatic machines.

Starting point is 03:12:33 Yes. Right, the polling machines. Yeah. The smartmatic machines. Yeah. So I think that Maduro is a CIA asset because otherwise, it's very hard to explain how this operation went so smoothly and how after Maduro left, the Venezuela government has been so cooperative. Did you know that Maduro is still the president of Venezuela?

Starting point is 03:12:57 I did not know that. He's still at president of Venezuela. There's been no change in leadership. He's running it from New York. It's really weird. He's still technically the president of Venezuela. Interesting. Even though he is in prison in New York.

Starting point is 03:13:13 So I think there's a secret deal between Maduro and Trump. And Maduro is going to testify. that the smart smart machines are rigged and and the Democrats basically were able to use the smart machines to steal the 2020 election and he's going to use that and it's an excuse to get another term he's been the case yeah right because honestly if you are the American public you have to believe something weird happened during during the 2020 election, right? Because Trump won on election night,

Starting point is 03:13:57 and then two weeks later, you have all these mail-in ballots come into mail box, come in and it overturned the election. Now, I want to show you a video, okay? Okay. So can you find Bernie Sanders, Jimmy Kimmel, the Blue Tide? Blue Tide. Yes.

Starting point is 03:14:20 All right. Okay. And this happened before the election in November 2020. No, Jimmy Kimball, Blue Tide. No, Jimmy Kimball. Wouldn't be it a short maybe? Yeah, it's a short video. But basically,

Starting point is 03:14:40 What is blue tide mean? So the, no, so the blue tide. What is the context of it? Like what has said? So what Bernie Sanders told Jimmy Kimmel. Was he suspended over this? Oh, black tide. No, blue tide.

Starting point is 03:14:58 Oh, okay. The blue tide, black tide is a metal band. Okay. Okay. Explain what happened. Okay, so what happened was this, okay? Before the election, Bernie Sanders appeared on Jimmy Campbell and said,

Starting point is 03:15:16 listen, I'm going to tell you what's going to happen on election night. In election night, it will seem as though Trump had to win. had won. Do not worry, okay? Because what's going to happen is there are all these millions of these mail-in ballots that are going to come in the next two weeks in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, and they are the blue tide, and they will overturn the election and let Biden win. So guys, on election night, do not freak out. Do not riot, do not worry, we've got this. This is before the number of 2020 election. This is Bernie Scyon. Sanders appearing on Jimmy Kimball saying this. Wow. And like, you're like, how would he know

Starting point is 03:16:01 this was going to happen? Because that's exactly what happened. That's exactly what happened. Can you find that, him talking about mail-in ballots? Bernie Sanders talking about mail-in ballots on before 2020 election on Jimmy Kimmel? I believe it was Jimmy Kimmel, but it might have been Jimmy Fallon. I think it was Jimmy Kimball. Okay. It's on YouTube. Yeah, why would he come out and admit that on a huge talk show like that right before the election right this is before the election right how did he know did you know that six billion dollars were spent on an election six billion dollars between both parties no no just by the democrats by the democrat against trump six billion dollars were spent was spent to defeat trump on that that election that's insane that's totally

Starting point is 03:16:49 crazy. So it's weird. I'm not saying that Democrats cheated, but like I don't understand how Bernie Sanders was able to come out a few weeks before the general election and make that comment. And that's exactly what happened, the blue tide. Do you think that those, there was anything to those smartmatic voting machines? Do you think there is any legitimacy to that? That those things were actually used for voter fraud, maybe in other countries and other South American countries or anything like that. So Glenn Grenwold mentioned this, but he lives in Brazil. Yeah. And he's saying that every time there's a national presidential election,

Starting point is 03:17:30 they were able to, and Brazil is a population of 300 million people, right? But they're able to tapulate results in a day. They're able to literally tell you that night who won. What does it take a month in the United States to figure out who won? Right. Right. United States is the most tenetologically advanced country in the world. What does it take a month to figure out who won? Yeah.

Starting point is 03:17:52 It's really strange that way. Okay? So what I think is if you just look at the two-party system, there's a lot of shenanigans in elections. And they do sort of protect the two-party duopoly. Yeah. And that's why it takes so long to count the votes to enable. to enable cheating.

Starting point is 03:18:16 So I think like everyone cheats. I think every election there's a lot cheating. And in 2020, the Democrats cheated better than the Republicans. Yeah. I think that makes sense. Yeah. I think that makes a lot of sense. So what do you think happened with the Butler assassination? What do you think that was all about?

Starting point is 03:18:33 Because there's so many weird things about that whole thing. Okay. So I think when they do these things, It's a ritual. It's a ceremony of some sorts. Okay? Because remember what happened was that the bullet grazed Trump's right ear and it bled. Yes.

Starting point is 03:18:55 And then when he fell to the ground and the Secret Service was trying to remove him from the podium, he said, no, no, no, no. Like my shoe, my left foot, there's no, I need to get my shoe. And they let him get a shoe. That's really weird, man. Right. Like if someone's shooting at you get the hell out of there like no, no, I I need my shoe. It's my lucky shoe That's retarded. Right and they let him do that. Okay, so so this is an anomaly The right ear is bleeding and the

Starting point is 03:19:30 left foot is about a shoe Okay, so if you go to the Bible Leviticus yeah Whenever someone is anointed for a special purpose by God. They have a ceremony. The ceremony is you first make a sacrifice to God and you take the blood of that sacrifice and you tap it on your right ear as well as your left foot. Right. And that anoints you as the special agent of God, like the chosen one basically. Right. So I think that's what happened at Butler. I think it was a staged event in order to anoint Trump for the special mission ahead of him. And he's doing it.

Starting point is 03:20:11 So you think this could have been a plot by one of these extremist religious groups to perform it unbeknownced to Trump and then later convince him that he was anointed by God? Okay. Or do you think he was a part of it? So the bullet graced his ear, right? If you talk to any blitzigest – if you talk to any blitzigest – expert, they were like, that's important. Right, but some guy didn't get shot in the head. Right, wait, right, but I'm saying like, how's it possible for that bullet just graces the ear? And then magically the air is fine a week later, right?

Starting point is 03:20:52 Right. And you talk to any ballistics expert, like, that's impossible. That can't possibly happen. I mean, like, the air is going to get blown off. Right. Regardless of how, you know, of like how it graces it, okay? Yes. So what people believe is that Trump had a razor in his hand, and then he slightly cut his ear so that it bled. Okay.

Starting point is 03:21:19 Like an old wrestling trick. Well, he used to be part of that world, right? He did, used to be a part of that world, yeah. Right? He had this death match with Vince Vince McMahon. Yep. Yeah. Yeah. That's so bonkers. Yeah. If you talk to a lot of people. I hope that's true.

Starting point is 03:21:36 I hope he admits it. I think if he admitted it his follow. would accept it. But he never talks about it, right? It goes against his person his character. Right? He's not a shy guy. He's not humble or you know he, you know, I mean if it really happened he he would have said God saved me that day he would say it every single day. He would make everyone say it around him. God saved me that day for a special purpose. And I mean God damn it Unfortunately, it does track with all of this other crazy stuff that's happening right now with these religious wars.

Starting point is 03:22:19 And with the reporting that came out where the leaders of all of those military commands and different groups, factions of the U.S. military came out and said that Trump was anointed by Jesus. Yes. This is a religious war, yes? Yeah. Yeah. And right now there's this purge in the Pentagon, right? So if you don't agree with the war, you're being perched.

Starting point is 03:22:45 Yeah. Like Joe Kent. Yeah. But he resigned, right? No, but a lot of generals who are opposed to the war are being perched right now. Dan Cain is still a part of it, though, right? Because Dan Cain was one of the guys that originally pushed back on the war. That's right.

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Starting point is 03:23:34 What is your take on? So, okay, we have this. sort of Chabad Lubavich group, these essentially cultists that are influencing all of these billionaires, Zionists, like the Edelson's or whatever, that are funding world leaders like Netanyahu and like Trump and everyone else. Right. And Putin as well. And Putin as well. Yeah.

Starting point is 03:24:01 And Zelensky. So, so these crazy- Having Malay of Argentina. These super powerful billionaires believe, have these really, have these really, religious beliefs. And for some reason, they put so much faith in this cult. I'm just going to call it a cult because it sounds like a cult, that they're willing to do whatever it takes to put these people in power using their money, using their unlimited wealth, essentially. But so in this sort of like puzzle, where do.

Starting point is 03:24:40 the groups like the Rothschilds fit into all this. And like the crazy, the huge families of international wealth, global wealth. Yeah. How do they fit in to all this? Okay. And like people even, I mean, even tangentially like people like Epstein. I could go into 12 hours on this topic alone. Yeah.

Starting point is 03:25:00 Because this goes way back. Okay. I mean, like, it makes no sense that this suddenly comes out of nowhere, right? This has been going on for like a long, long time. And it started with a man named Sabatize Zevi. So I'll give you a quick version. Okay. Vision, okay?

Starting point is 03:25:21 Version, okay? But Sabatizabi. And he, so the year 1666, okay? And this is like Anatolia, which is like Martin Day Turkia. Okay? Zapite Zevi, okay? And in the year 1666, he, He proclaims himself as the Messiah, promise to the Jews in the Bible.

Starting point is 03:25:46 And a third of the Jewish diaspora at this time in history believe he is the Messiah. Okay, so the question then is, who is this guy, where did he come from, and why are Jews following this guy around? Okay. So let's go back in time 1492. 1492, the Spanish expelled the Jews from Spain. Basically, the Spanish give the Jews a choice. Either you convert to the Catholic religion or you are forced out of Spain.

Starting point is 03:26:22 And a lot converted and a lot moved elsewhere, primarily Turkey, the Ottoman Empire, because the Muslims welcome Jews, because the Muslims saw the Jews as God's people. Right? And this criticism within the Jewish religion because again the greatest sin you commit as a as a Jew is to convert to worship false idols And in their religion they believe that if you do so You will be condemned to burn and hell for all of eternity. Okay, that's what they believe But Judaism is a religion of blood so you're born into the religion right right so in other words

Starting point is 03:27:04 a lot of Jews are being forced to believe that their brothers, their uncles, their mothers are burning in hell because they convert it. And this causes a major crisis of faith within the Jewish religion. That's point number one. Point number two is that during this time, all wars are bringing out throughout Europe. So Jews are being persecuted and they're dying in numbers. And at this time, remember, in their religion, at a time of the Greek, with its darkness, God will appear. The Messiah will come. So there's this mezzanic fever throughout the Jewish Aspera at this time because there's so much

Starting point is 03:27:43 suffering. So when Zabdai Zewi proclaims himself the Messiah, Jews are convinced, okay? And so he becomes the first Messiah in the Jewish religion. Okay. And there's only one Messiah, okay? And something strange happens. The Ottoman Sultan knows here's about this. and thinks that Sabaabia is trying to formant a revolution against him, right? Because the Messiah is supposed to bring the Jews back to Israel, proclaim himself the king of the world, and build the third temple. And so that Sultan sees this as a revolution. So he says to Sabaabla Zavi, you either, so either the turban or your head, either you convert to Islam or I will kill you, I will behead you.

Starting point is 03:28:32 And Zeppla Zzebi surprises everyone by converting. Okay. And this shocks the Jewish world. But there's a core group of people around him who understand that is his Mesoic mission. Okay. So remember Jesus. What was Jesus' role? Jesus' role was to come to Earth and save us, redeem us from the original sin.

Starting point is 03:28:55 Right. Okay. And how did he do you do? So he killed himself. Right? Well, what's the original sin of the Jews? The original sin of the Jews is conversion. So by converting, Sabra-Zevi is redeeming the Jews from the original sin.

Starting point is 03:29:10 Because if the Messiah converts, that's telling all Jews that conversion does not matter. So what Zebri-Zevi believes is what the close you wear, the religion you practice, does not matter. What matters is your heart. So as long as you practice cabala at home, you're still Jewish. because you are Jewish by blood. And if you are, you know, a Catholic or a Muslim, it doesn't matter, okay? And so this starts something called Sabbatianism. And the Separatians believe that, first thing, it doesn't matter what you believe the faith you practice in public.

Starting point is 03:29:51 What matters is what you believe in private, okay? That's number one. But number two is they also believe in something called redemption by sin. And redemption by sin is the idea that we've been discussing, which is the idea of accelerationism. Mm-hmm. Okay? So, yes, we will eventually all be unified with God at the end of time. But if we have true faith, we would accelerate the process.

Starting point is 03:30:16 And how do you accept the process? By committing as much sin as possible. Because if we lead humanity into darkness, God must come and save us. So you force God's hand. Right. Does that make sense? It makes sense. Okay.

Starting point is 03:30:32 All right. So why this happens is Sabra Zevi will then be reincarnated in Jacob Frank. Jacob Frank is also a cultist along the lines of Rabbi Snereson. Jacob Frank, yeah. Jacob Frank, okay? And the movement is called Sabatian frankism, okay? So you just bring this up. Sabatian frankism.

Starting point is 03:30:55 And now what's really important about Saddamian frankism is, They encourage conversion and the infiltration of different religious groups. And in the 18th century, frankism becomes dominant among the European elite. There are a lot of European nobility who become Frankists, including the Rothschild family. They became Frankists. Yes. The frankfragism is extremely popular among elite European Jewish nobility. Okay. And remember how Jeffrey Epstein in an email wrote to Iranah the Rothschild and said that there were three elite begging families in Europe.

Starting point is 03:31:51 They are the Rothschild, the Epstein's, and the gutmints. Yes. They were all 17 Frankus. Interesting. Okay. And who was the American, American Frankus? Sorry, who was the American 17th Frankis? His name was Louis Brandeis.

Starting point is 03:32:11 Louis Brandeis was the Cypteen Frankus. You can Google this. Louis Brandeis Francism, okay? He was the most prominent believer in Sabatine Frankism in America. He was also the most Arnden Zionist in America. He was also the man who sponsored, How about Louvre's coming to America? So you see how all this fits in together.

Starting point is 03:32:35 Now, in their religion, and again, this is not Judaism, by the way, okay? This is a heretical cult within Judaism that actually looks down upon all Jews. They think that Jews are just morons and idiots. So this is a radical sect. Now, the thing about them is they believe in reincarnation. So the Messiah can ever die. The Ma Zai can just reincarnate. So Sabadai Zvi, when he died, he reincarnated as Jacob Frank.

Starting point is 03:33:04 When Jacob Frank, when he died, who in the world could he reincarnate us? Rabbi Snirson. People believe this? Unfortunately, people do believe this. That Jacob Frank reincarnated as Rabbi Schneier's. That's a great secret of Habal Lubavich, yes. No one is allowed to talk about it. But I make this assumption based on game theory.

Starting point is 03:33:27 Because remember, Jacob Frank, he died a very wealthy man. He died with a lot of European nobility being his followers. Yeah. Do you know what's really interesting that Candace Owens talked about? What she talking about? With on her podcast or with that debate? On her podcast, okay. Freckism gave birth to Simon Freud.

Starting point is 03:33:56 Simon Freud is an 8th. of Saponin Frankenism. Okay, so let me tell you the story. Something that the Sephirits practice is ritual incest. Okay? Because ritual incest is a form of bonding. Okay? Because in their religion, to sin is to show faith in God.

Starting point is 03:34:15 Because to sin is to break the laws of man because you have true faith in God. Right? To break the laws of man because you have true faith in God? Right. Okay. So, for example, you're not allowed to steal. Well, why are you not allowed to steal? You're not allowed to masturbate it in public.

Starting point is 03:34:40 Why are you not allowed to masturbate in public? Does God care if you masturbate in public? No, God doesn't care if you masturbate in public, but your neighbors do. Right. Right? So if you're asking in public, what you're doing is you're defying the laws of man to show your truth, even God,

Starting point is 03:34:56 because you know in your heart, that God loves you and God gives you free will, and God has empowered you. So St. Tric Frank has a very famous saying, he has the power to live something that 10,000 men cannot lift. And if he teaches you that power, you'll be able to lift this thing like a feather, okay? So what is it that 10,000 men cannot lift,

Starting point is 03:35:26 but you can lift? And the answer is taboo. Right? Social taboo is something that most men cannot break. But you can't because you have true faith in God. Is this something he said specifically about taboo? Yes. Yes.

Starting point is 03:35:41 He says that all sin, all religion is made up by men. It is not the true word of God. Only you know the true word of God. And the true word of God is he wants you to enjoy life. Do you think this is something that Jeffrey Epstein subscribed to? Jeffrey Epstein was an Epstein, right? He wrote that email to Aaron, the Rothschild. There are three families in Europe that control finance, the Rothschild, the Epstein's, and the Guttmans.

Starting point is 03:36:11 Why was Jeffrey Epstein given so much power? Where did this guy come from? Right. Right? It doesn't make sense. It doesn't make sense. So Jeffrey Epstein, okay, there are so many strange things about Jeffrey Epstein. But the strangest is in your 1991, Leslie Wexner, a billionaire, found on Victoria's Secrets,

Starting point is 03:36:31 he signed over power of attorney to Jeffrey Epstein in 1991. Who would you sign power of attorney over to in your life? Who, you? My wife. That's all. I mean, there's no one else I would do it. Right. Well, someone you love and trust, right?

Starting point is 03:36:47 Exactly. Because that person has literally the power of life and death over you. Yes. So Leslie Wexner signed over power of attorney to a guy. Right. He doesn't really know. Right. Right.

Starting point is 03:36:57 Good question. Right. Right. And why would he be chosen to go to the trilateral commission? At age 30. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Starting point is 03:37:08 No, he had an interview with Steve Bannon where Jeffrey Epstein said to Jeff, Jeffrey, Jeffrey said to Steve Bannon, at age 30, I was selected to be on the tri-lateral commission by David Rockefeller. David Rockefeller himself approached me and says, you're a financial genius. I need you to be on a trilateral commission. Mm-hmm. Right. So if you look at his life. life okay so um his first job was at adult in school he was hired by Donald Barr who was

Starting point is 03:37:31 William Barr's father then after the Dalton school he goes to work for Bear Stearns after bear Stearns he works for Douglas Lee's who is one of the major arms trafficker in the world and and and then um so people were like well he just fell from job to job right but you can look at it as he's being mentored by the most powerful people in the world the adult school is old money It's where the most powerful families send their kids, right? So you're learning how to interact with powerful nobility. Then you go to Bear Stearns to learn how the financial world works. Then you go do arms trafficking to learn how the criminal underworld works.

Starting point is 03:38:08 Right? So he's being mentored. He's being trained to be almost a special agent. Right. Yeah. It seems like also one of the things that just kind of like I can't ignore is what you were saying about Rabbi Schneerson wearing that Saturn, the cube of Saturn on his head. Yeah. And Saturn being the God that ate its children. Yeah. And all the Epstein stuff with him allegedly eating human flesh

Starting point is 03:38:38 and like disappearing children and all that taboo stuff. Yeah. That's very... A lot of this ties back to Sabine Frankenstein. Yeah. Yeah. Because they practice... I can see the connections.

Starting point is 03:38:48 They practice ritual incest. Like they practice like redemption for sin. Like how do you show your true favorite God by sin? by sinning, okay? But you can't sin by yourself because it's too hard, so you sin as a group. Right. So Jacob Frank and his followers,

Starting point is 03:39:04 they convert to the Catholic religion. And on the day they convert, what happens is he organizes a group orgy. Okay? And again, this is online. This is something that is well known about the Sabatine Frankis. And so it's a group orgy. And it's inside a mansion.

Starting point is 03:39:21 And the group orgy is almost a blood oath, meaning like even though we convert and even though we will go to different parts of the world, we are now bound by this blood oath through this group sex, through this group orgy. But knowing that, but our descendants will also engage in this sort of activity to, you know, to basically renew this blood oath. Did you ever watch It's White Shutt? Yeah. It's been a while. Yeah. Why would they organize

Starting point is 03:39:55 these parties? Right. To get blackmail on people and to build bonds with people. I don't think it's blackmail. I do not think it's blackmail. I think it is social bonding. Yeah.

Starting point is 03:40:07 I think it's just the lead having a frat party. Right. Right. Like that's what I think EPSC9L was. It's a big frat party.

Starting point is 03:40:21 Yeah, it certainly seems like something really weird was going on. And, you know, I'm always like racking my brain over why the government lets out things that it does. You know, not only this interview you just show to this general explaining the seven countries it wants to invade in five years to a group of people who would be very against that and want to expose something like that. But also, you know, the government releasing. these Epstein files with all this crazy shit in it and doing absolutely nothing about it and giving no giving no analysis of what it is and sort of just leaving it to the internet to battle out have a battle of ideas so there's one connection that people don't don't really talk about okay it's a connection between Robert Maxwell and Jeffey Epstein okay so Robert Maxwell was a very

Starting point is 03:41:16 known yeah uh triple agent he was working for MI6 the KGB and Mossad. This is pretty well documented. Yeah. Okay. And he was basically Epstein before Epstein. Because he was trying to create as much influence as possible for his publishing company. Yeah.

Starting point is 03:41:33 So he was publishing textbooks as well as academic journals, right? Because remember Epstein invited the scientists to his island, like Stephen Pinker, Marvinsky, Norm Tromsky. And also Epstein was donating a lot of money to scientific research and to universities. as well yeah so the connection is that after Robert Maxwell died Glenn Maxwell the daughter the favorite daughter of Robert Max Maxwell she starts to date Jeffrey Epstein right also there's about six hundred million dollars in a pension fund associated with one of Robert Maxwell's companies

Starting point is 03:42:10 that that goes missing yeah and people speculate that that money went to finance and start yeah Epstein's influence career right okay so another way of saying this is Epstein is a new Robert Maxwell. And he is this transnational agent of Zionist influence. Yeah, that tracks. Yeah, there was that famous, you know, that very well documented case of the butler or housekeeper at his house in Manhattan, where he was interviewed,

Starting point is 03:42:48 I think by Tara Palmary during her podcast on the Epstein stuff. And he said like in the 80s, Epstein was always very rich, millions of dollars. And then in like the early 90s, he just became, he went from millions to billions. Something crazy happened. And that tracks right when Robert Maxwell died.

Starting point is 03:43:08 That's right. The moment that Robert Maxwell died in 1991, Glenn Maxwell starts to date Jeffrey Epstein. And Jeffsstein starts to come up nowhere to, yeah. You want to other crazy things to me is how Epstein was super into like. Sorry, sorry, sorry, 1991 is also the year that Leslie Wexner signs over power attorney to Jeffrey Epstein. The same year.

Starting point is 03:43:27 The same year. Yeah, you want to Google this? No, I believe you. I've heard this before. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, the Leslie Wexner connection is very weird. And it's also like the interviews, too, like the depositions that were done. Oh, yeah, yeah.

Starting point is 03:43:40 interviewed Wexner. Yeah. And they also interviewed Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton, right, about the Epstein stuff. And neither of the interviewers asked them about the Rothschilds. Yeah. But they volunteered the Rothschilds during the questioning. That's weird. But but also like remember during the deposition when these congressmen flew into Leslie Westwood's mansion? Yes. Lesnar had a lawyer beside him. And the lawyer whispered like loudly into Westless West West West West West West West West. It's like if you answer this, I will kill. I will kill you. It's like wait a minute here. Like who's working for who man?

Starting point is 03:44:17 Right. There's just too much weirdness around it. Yeah. And it's like like I was getting at earlier, it's it's almost like it's deliberately, they're deliberately letting out putting on this performative show with the media and dripping out all of this crazy evidence with no conclusion, like almost provoking the public to come up with all these insane theories and argue about it online. Yeah. It's called calmeric responsibility. Have you heard the term?

Starting point is 03:44:49 What responsibility? Harmic responsibility. I have not heard that now. Okay. Maybe Steve, you can Google the term carmic responsibility. Okay. So this is a theory.

Starting point is 03:45:01 Okay. And the idea is the elite karmic responsibility. The spiritual principle that you are accountable for your own thoughts, intentions, and actions and that the energy you bring into the,

Starting point is 03:45:13 and for the energy you bring into the world. Okay. So the idea is the elite are superstitious. That's why they do this stuff. Yeah. Right?

Starting point is 03:45:20 And so they believe in karma. And the way to reduce your karma responsibility is by telling the truth to everyone. Right? Because like, let's just pretend we're all dead because they blew up the world with nuclear weapons. We're all in heaven and God's like, hey man, why are you all here? And we're like, well, we don't know, right? Then God would put all the other responsibility on the elite for causing nuclear war. But the elite told us, but we just don't connect the dots, then it's our responsibility.

Starting point is 03:45:50 responsibility now, right? At least like, well, we told you, man. Like, look at the evidence before you. Like, look at the videos, man. Yeah. Right? Like, how much evidence do you guys need to correct the thoughts? Right.

Starting point is 03:46:03 And what did you make in the Epstein files of that? The fact that all of the stuff was redacted between 1999 and 2002, 9-11, and those like that. If you look at, there's a great chart, I think that Ian Carroll released on X, where it shows all the emails and the dates of the emails. And there's just a blank. slate between like a year and a half when 9-11 happened. Yeah. Yeah, so Howard Lugnick and Jeffrey Epstein were neighbors in Manhattan, right? And I think Jeffrey Epstein lived in number

Starting point is 03:46:35 11. And then nine. Like that's kind of weird. That's insane. Yeah, like all these coincidences, right? And Howard Lugnick didn't report to work that day. Yeah, he dropped his kid off of school that day. Yeah. First time ever. Yeah, and Kenna Fitzgerald suffered the most casualties that they. Like, like it was that floor. His brother died. Yeah, his brother died. There was Sylvastine didn't go to work either.

Starting point is 03:47:00 Like the only day he missed worked in his entire life. Yeah, there were a lot of weird things. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Yeah, again, just leaving us to speculate about the craziest shit. You know, it's almost like if I'm the government, what's going to happen if I leave out all the emails from between those years? We know people online are kind of come up with all kinds of crazy theories.

Starting point is 03:47:19 Yeah. And maybe this is just some sort of, you know, flood the zone tactic just to divert attention away from what this hand is doing over here. Oh, by the way, let's drop all this UFO stuff. Yeah. Which, you know, it's just, it's just too much. It becomes overwhelming for people to track. But I also think that if you, they want to make it obvious to people. Because if you just look at the JFK assassination 9-11 to Shirley Kirk, it's also obvious.

Starting point is 03:47:47 Yeah. You just look at it with an open mind. But so many of us are, you know, chronic dissonance. We absolutely refuse to believe there are people like this in the world doing this sort of thing. Yes. So we just block it out. Yeah, it is interesting. Like why, yeah, there's, it's, it's almost like a group think, right?

Starting point is 03:48:07 Where it's like you're in, you're in this one group who automatically assumes that conspiracies are for dumb people. Yep. And this level of secret societies or intelligence people, spooky people that do illegal things for the U.S. government, that's not real. It's just crazy people making connecting dots. And then you have like this other group of people who think everything is a conspiracy. And every dot connects to everything. Everything is, you know, everything is the Jews or whatever. And it's like the truth is actually very much in the middle of all this stuff.

Starting point is 03:48:39 But it doesn't matter because you've created this diversion because you've created these two groups, isolated groups that are. constantly fighting against each other and just creating all this noise and the signal gets lost in all the noise. Exactly. And that's my frustration with all of it. And I don't know. I don't know. I don't know what the answer is. I'm very concerned about the future of freedom of speech online. Yeah. With especially like YouTube and podcast. I think so. Like the fact that you can come on this podcast right now and say all of this shit is kind of bonkers considering where we were. I don't know if you didn't see it. in 2020, but here, internet was extremely censored and clamped down because of COVID. Yeah.

Starting point is 03:49:26 And it doesn't matter if you if you gave talked about any sort of medical stories or advice or whatever that was that deviated from the government what the government was saying, you would most likely get your accounts taken away. People would lose their livelihoods. Yeah. And it seems like that pendulum has. swung all the way to the other side right now. It's almost like the wild, wild west.

Starting point is 03:49:52 You can get away with anything right now. You know, YouTube has these new rules, right? Starting next week, they will count any click as a view. Yes. Like, you know about this, right? Yeah, that's how it used to be, where if you click on a video, click play, that counted as a view. Then it changed to where like they had to watch maybe like the first 30 seconds of it and

Starting point is 03:50:15 now it count as a view. Yeah. doing it going back to where every click counts as a view. Well, I mean, the difference is now you have bots and AI, right? Yeah. So, like, now if you were to do this, like these bot accounts could just dominate YouTube. They would have much more influence over public opinion. Because, like, before, how could you determine whether a video was worth watching or not?

Starting point is 03:50:39 Just the view counts, right? Yes, but Google and YouTube are very good at tracking that kind of stuff. If you flood fake bot accounts to a YouTube video, YouTube can figure that out very quickly. Okay. And they automatically will take you out of the algorithm. Okay. Okay. Well, I just think, like, now they're just going to inflate the statistics.

Starting point is 03:51:01 So now it's going to be very hard for people to filter what's... Yeah, but here's the thing, though. Like, YouTube didn't, like, they can... Here's the crazy thing about companies like YouTube is they can change stuff behind the scenes. And they don't have to announce it public. Yeah, that's right. They can make little changes and like they tell you generally how the algorithm works. Like people have to watch it for this long.

Starting point is 03:51:24 It'll show up as long as they're subscribed or whatever. But they have the ability to turn you up or turn you down without ever telling you. That's right. And this happens to people all the time. Yeah. So, you know, why would they, why would they make this a public statement? Maybe they explained it in their in their press release about this. but yeah it's very it's very strange because they they can manipulate the amount of reach any video gets and they never have to let you know

Starting point is 03:51:59 that's right you know it's uh and like i'm saying i'm i'm very concerned about how this pendulum it isn't going to swing back to something that uh we're not prepared for you know is this Is this some sort of like, is this some sort of like test to see how people act during these years, during all this stuff, to see what people are saying with the crazy emergence of AI being implemented into all these platforms and being able to track what did Jang say? Yeah, I think so. Throughout the last five years. I think so. Now that AI is taking over, we're going to be able to figure out put people in boxes and control things even more. But right now, we want to make it the way.

Starting point is 03:52:46 Wild Wild West to see who people really are. Yeah, and this is a very, you know, this is a pattern that repeats itself throughout history. So during 1950s, in 1957, Churban Mao Zedong had lots of something called, Let the 100 Flowers Bloom campaign. And basically, he was trying to encourage people to speak up against the government, against society.

Starting point is 03:53:08 And then after a few months, these people were tracked down and they were arrested and labeled as anti-government, revolution, right is right so it's very I think it's very possible that this will happen soon because nowadays with the algorithm it's very easy to track people and late to categorize people know that that's what Palantir does right mm-hmm so I think it's very possible I I think they're letting us speak because they want to know how much traction these views get and who's and who is actually commenting

Starting point is 03:53:44 liking this video right Right. Right. And one of the wild, and one of the, you know, the one of the one platform that took all the, you know, breaks off was X. X is like, you can completely wild, wild west right now on X. Anyone can get away with anything. And Elon's controlling it with Grog. People are, are, you know, the accounts that I'm following, like the shit that I see. And the crazy, like, powerful people. that there's these accounts that like showed these quotes like that this guy this leader of this country said this horrific thing grok can you confirm it and grok's like yeah he said this like you know it's just insane to me with with Elon and the power that he has and that he's not spoken out at all about any of this stuff that trump's come back on with the war he hasn't said anything about the gaza stuff well well he did and then he had to go visit the the wall right and auschwitz right yeah he did do that Yeah. But it's like he just constantly talks about like the border immigration and all this stuff. Ice, but he won't say anything. He won't even touch this topic, which is very odd to me. Yeah. Anything else that we missed that we should cover? We cover a lot, man. We did cover a lot, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, we're like four hours in right now. Okay. You getting tired? Yeah, yeah. It's probably my longest podcast so far.

Starting point is 03:55:18 Lager's Juan? Yeah, yeah, yeah. But we cover it a lot. That, how about Lovic material was pretty tiring, actually, just thinking like these people are in charge and they, you know. Yeah, it really blows my mind how it all comes back, how the way you described, how the Habad thing connected to all the wars.

Starting point is 03:55:42 Yeah. And it all kind of is coming back to that whole end times eschatology. Yeah. It's pretty scary. It is terrifying. So how do you think this plays out in like the short term? Like the next five years, what do you predict happens? What do you think happens with like the U.S. economy, the global economy?

Starting point is 03:56:03 Yeah. I think we're in a rough, we're in for a rough 10 years. I think the global economy collapses. I think the U.S. economy collapses. I think the midterms will not turn out the way people expect. There are a lot of Democrats who think the midterms will mark a turning point. And maybe, you know, when the Democrats come into power in the House, they will start to limit trauma's war powers.

Starting point is 03:56:28 And they will impeach him. I don't think that... It seems like they want the war just as much as he does. Exactly. Because they're not really doing anything to stop him, right? And so the theory is they want this war, but they don't want to be on the public record supporting this war. Because that's what happened in 2003, right?

Starting point is 03:56:45 and a lot of punished for supporting the war 2003. So they don't want to vote. They do not want to force a vote. And I have a public record saying who support this war and who was against this war. And so they're probably happy to abdicate the responsibility and let Trump continue this war. Because at the end of the day,

Starting point is 03:57:04 Havadalurovich is able to control all levers of Washington, D.C. Right. Yeah. I don't know if you saw it, but there was these elections in Florida last night. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And Dan Bilzerian was actually running, and he was, who was he tied with? Was it Randy Fine?

Starting point is 03:57:21 Well, he was running against Randy Fine, yeah. Running against Randy Fine. And it looks like they were close to being tied. And like last minute, Randy Fine got like all these extra votes from somewhere. And people are speculating that it was stolen or something. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, it tracks. It's crazy just how much influence, Israeli influences in the United States.

Starting point is 03:57:44 you know, especially with DeSantis and, you know, all the crazy laws that they've been implementing. I also think Trump will run in 2028 and there'll be a lot of cheating in 2028. So I think they're just going to test out a lot of systems during the midterms. So I think if Trump gets a third term, this will be a crossing the rubicon. I think this will be a breaking point in the United States. Really? Yeah. Because if Trump were to get a third term, then I think you would have a lot of violence in the United States.

Starting point is 03:58:13 I think you would have like these Democratic cities, New York City, California, Boston, Chicago, who might be an open rebellion against Trump. Well, I don't think it would just be Democrats. I think everyone will rebel against him. I don't think most of the Republican base is stoked on Trump either. Yeah. He's lost some of his biggest supporters. Yeah, I mean, like, I was talking to some friends, and they were like, the apathy in America right now,

Starting point is 03:58:38 it is overwhelming. You know, there's just war going on. in the Middle East that no one voted for and which could potentially collapse the global and the American economies and no one seems to like know what's going on. Yeah. People just blocked it all out.

Starting point is 03:58:54 Yeah. So I'm not sure. It's like the hyper-normalization. Yeah. Yeah. People are just stuck in their little bubbles and they put their head in the sand. Yeah.

Starting point is 03:59:05 And I'm not sure how people will react to a Trump third term. I think most people will be like, we don't care. And, but I think that the Democratic Party might be an open rebellion against Trump. And this could lead to a lot of street violence. Very similar to like George Floyd protests. Mm-hmm. Yeah.

Starting point is 03:59:26 I hope you're wrong. I hope I'm wrong too. I hope I'm completely wrong about everything we said today. I hope that everything is going to be coincidence and I'm just making this crap up. And I just have like, I'm just like an act of imagination. Yes. Yeah, because, you know, both you and I have children. Yes.

Starting point is 03:59:45 And we do not want our children grow up in this world. No. Yeah. No, not at all. Yeah. At the same time, I also think it's important that people be open to the possibility that this is true. Because, you know, we, we ought to ourselves to keep ourselves informed. Yeah, it's really important to notice these patterns.

Starting point is 04:00:02 And you do an incredible job of exposing that stuff and making it easy to understand to digest. So thank you for all your work. Thank you for your time. Well, thanks so much for giving the time to make my case. Of course, man. Yeah, of course. My pleasure. It's great to have you here.

Starting point is 04:00:17 Yeah. And I think I did a great job of undermining the United States by spreading the truth. And you're now my collaborator. Yes, exactly. So if the fans come knocking. I'm not recruitable. I'm not recruitable. All right.

Starting point is 04:00:30 All right. Just tell G that I better come up with a good extraction plan and better save me from the CIA when they come knocking. Okay. All right, man. Thanks. Again, man, this was super fun. We'll just tell people to find your YouTube channel. We'll link it below.

Starting point is 04:00:45 Is there anything else that we should tell people? Yeah, my substack. Yeah. Okay. And I'll say my substack. Perfect. We'll link it all below. All right, man.

Starting point is 04:00:51 Thanks again. Thanks, man. Thanks, man. Good night, folks.

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