The Pete Quiñones Show - Episode 1027: A Survey of the Zionist Project w/ Richard Grove

Episode Date: March 17, 2024

74 MinutesPG-13Richard Grove is the proprietor of TragedyandHope dot com, the man behind "Ultimate History Lesson with John Taylor Gatto," and the creator of Autonomy. He has a new podcast called "Grand Theft World." Richard joins Pete to share some of the information he's been covering on his podcast, Grand Theft World, about the history of the Zionist project in Palestine.Grand Theft World PodcastVIP Summit 3-Truth To Freedom - Autonomy w/ Richard GroveSupport Pete on His WebsitePete's PatreonPete's Substack Pete's SubscribestarPete's GUMROADPete's VenmoPete's Buy Me a CoffeePete on FacebookPete on TwitterBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-pete-quinones-show--6071361/support.

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and any support you can give me helps with that. Thank you. I want to welcome everyone back to the Pekingana show. returning and people are always excited when Richard's here. How are you doing Richard Grove? I'm doing wonderfully well, Pete. Thank you for asking and I apologize for having to be on the road with my CB delay. Over. Yeah, we were spent about 10 minutes trying to figure this ad here, but we move on. We do with the technology that's available to us at the time. All right, why don't us tell everybody a little bit about yourself okay yeah i was just going to say so we don't step over

each other i'll make sure you're done talking and then i'll start talking and that's usually how conversations are supposed to go anyway they'll just be a little extra second there uh grove yeah how you don't beat and uh i grew up uh i went to public school i went and got a job and in the uh the tech sector and i was told that was like going to be the future and uh i encountered obstacles in reality that were not on the map given to me by schooling. And that caused me to get off the corporate career path and get into much more interesting, substantial, meaningful lines of using my cognition in this world. And I've podcasted as a form of educating the public since 2006.

And I do a lot of other interesting things to help provide solutions as well as point out the evidence of all the problems. What was I going to ask? the, oh yeah, here's a real simple question. Are you ever going to finish those volumes on the Rothschilds? Yes, but they keep making more history and they're making more history in the last 10 years than they did like in the last 30 years. So just when I thought I had something that was going to be nicely shaped in a couple volumes, they added like all this more, all this new archive material and stuff that they're actually doing during COVID and the pandemic, you know, the pandemic. area. The common pass where they want you to have a track, trace, database, vaccine passport type thing, they're involved with that. So there's a whole lot of technocracy, socialist, utopianism,

that they're behind today. But it also ties into their tradition of banking and oil and the that they've invested in over there. And they're really the mere image of what we know as the Rockefellers here, because the Rockefeller started in oil and got into banking. And the Rothschild family got into banking and then proliferated into oil in the energy sector precious metals and then financing governments is like where they really broke ground and developed new territory so yes i'm going to finish it but there's a lot there's a lot more to it and i want to do it right and it's worth doing right well i think the me bringing up the rothschilds leads us into what we wanted to talk about today we'll talk about autonomy season 11 at the end we'll uh we'll

get into what you're doing there. The great work you've been doing there now for 10 seasons, and this will be number 11. But the reason I bring up the Rothschilds is we wanted to talk today about everything that's going on in Israel. But the history of that, people want to go back two or three thousand years for the history of that. And I don't allow them to. We go back 110 years. So we'll start from there. So I brought up the Rothschilds. If we're going to talk about Israel, Why would I even bring up the Rothschilds? Well, because you must like spreading tropes that don't reflect history, Pete, because everyone knows that the Rothschilds have nothing to do with Israel, who asks questions or that's the facetious answer.

The real answer is the Rothschild banking family was highly instrumental in creating the state of Israel, as well as the apartheids of South Africa. And it's a long history. You were referring 110 years ago, like almost Balfour Declaration era. I would actually take it back a century before that because the credible evidence starts to build up around 1829. I would cite a piece of evidence from 1829 in the Niles Weekly Register, a newspaper of the time. And in there, it has a report. Now, whether or not the report is true or not or the person made it up or the person made it up is right.

It's a report in a newspaper. So separate the messenger. Let's study the message. The message is, rumor has it, that Lord Rothschild, or one of the Rothschilds, had done a deal with the Sultan of Turkey to buy Palestine. Even if that's a made-up story, it reflects what later happens. And so 1829, there's that story, 1835, there's a similar story in a newspaper called the Columbian Star.

And I have all the artifacts. I could send them to you afterwards. So these two newspaper stories, I'm not claiming or anything other than, you, you know, and stories that took place. They may or may not be true. You'd have to actually dig in and see what was the evidence of such things. But if it's a made-up story and it actually predicts what happens over the next hundred years, let's say.

That's an interesting starting point. I would next go to 1840, 1841, Lord Palmerston and Lord Shaftesbury in Britain, they called for restoration of the Jews to Palestine. That's the name of the article in the Colonial Times. So that's 1841. Jump ahead 20 years to 1862, this cat named Moses Hess. He writes a book called Rome and Jerusalem, the last nationalist question.

And the whole book is about, first off, Moses Hess is the father of utopian socialism. And then on top of that, He writes this book, 1862. This is well, this is 30 years before Herzl. He's saying, we need to sequester Palestine for our purposes and to do so that his group, this is Moses Hess's claim, has already infiltrated, their secret society has infiltrated the Freemasonic lodges of Europe, including Luxembourg.

And he refers to people in specificity who's doing this, right? There's a secret society that's taking over Freemason. to bring about the goal of bring the Jews back to Palestine. Now, it's an interesting book. He's got a lot of interesting quotes in that book, and that is quintessential history. That's evidence. Like, it's primary sources.

He things are going on. He names the people that he knows are involved, and the Rock Childs are named among those people. There was Baron Hirsch, and there was a couple other people. And I think it was Baron Hirsch. that was leading the infiltration of those Masonic lodges at Moses Hess. So now that idea is incubating and it's proliferating. And there is a secret society going into these even secret society lodges like the Freemason race, right?

So there's like a top-down infiltration. And then by the 1870s, 1880s, there's a czar in Russia who mysteriously, I guess he gets killed. And then the pogroms kind of start from there. And there's a whole bunch of anti-Semitism toward Jews. And around that same time, conveniently enough, the French Roth, colonizing Palestine. So they started colonization. And now that's a bold claim. So what is my reference?

Because this is not my opinion. I will state nothing that is opinion today. I'll just show you what exists in our shared reality. And you can check it out. The first book I would cite would be Rothschild and early colonization of Palestine. It's published by Ran Aronson, who's from Hebrew University. It's a scholarly book, and it won't put the words in Palestine on the cover. It'll just say Rothschild and early colonization.

You have to open the book to actually see that it says in Palestine. Because Hebrew University, they want to keep it down low. They'll tell you what's going on, but they don't want to advertise because that's kind of contrary to the official narratives. Another would be 1978, Simon Shama. He wrote a book called Two Rothschilds and the Land of Israel. It's the French Rothschild family and the English Rothschild family. So from the French side, it's Edmund de Rothschild, and he is buried in Israel. He's known as the benefactor founder of Israel.

His lineage founded the Knesset, so they built the Capitol building, and he was featured on the 500 shekel note in the 1980s. So Edmund de Rothschild, French child's 1880s, colonizing Palestine. The other Rothschild that Simon Shama is referring to in two Rothschilds, Childs in the land of Israel is Lord Walter Rothschild Great Britain. And he's the one that's famously leading the giant tortoise. He's riding a tortoise and leading it around with a piece of lettuce. And that Lord Walter Rothschild is the addressee to whom the Balfour Declaration is directed.

He's also the author of the first Balfour Declaration is Lord Rothschild telling the British government. The fifth draft is the British government sending it back. to him saying here you are so it's a very interesting piece again not my opinion the reference will be balfour 100.com the centennial celebration of the balfour declaration the what is it 76 words 68 words that created the state of israel and on the front page you can see jacob rothschild saying here's how my family created israel he's like here's the balfour declaration and here's how this happened so it is very much not a trope to talk about the Rothschilds in relation to the founding of the state of Israel because it is them in

their own words, their official history. And the trope is meant to keep you from being ignorant of that. When they say it's a trope or conspiracy theory, someone knows that's true. They don't want you to know it's true because you might start to change your political opinions on such events. That's why they occult or hide such information and leave you with these people are always being attacked by these nasty Arabs over and over again, and they won't take a peace treaty. What are we supposed to do? We have to wipe them out. It's total support for apartheid, ethnic cleansing, and genocide. All right. So they get the Balfour Declaration in 1917, and that basically takes, what is that? That transfers ownership of Palestine from the Ottomans to the English. And I assume by the

English, it's just basically handing it over to the Rothschilds and their coterie in England to start doing what? So the Balfour Declaration comes about in 1917, November 2nd, 1917. But it really starts a couple years earlier with the British and the French, Sykes and Pico, doing a survey in remapping the Middle East in the image of the Western countries. So this is before World War I is even finished. You've got the dividing up of land that's not theirs. And then you've got the promising of land from British to groups.

It's not their land to give, but they're going to make a deal with Lawrence of Arabia's guys over here. And they're going to make a deal with the Zionists over here. So in this military, the UK really has created a situation in the Middle East. Like they've created a jar and they've put red ants and black ants in there. And then they put a label on the jar. shake this jar and start setting up and at some point you'll be militarized enough to fight us out of here and you'll have your own state so that's kind of the plan for it to come about um the traditional view of the situation is that tater herzl in 1897 writes a book called der judenstadt

which is the jewish state and then they start having conferences on how to make this happen and then hitler comes along and because of what he does it totally justifies every everybody moving from Europe, right? You're taking Eastern European Jews and you're moving them to Palestine. There's already Mizrahi Jews, natural indigenous Jews who live there already that are not Zionists, right? Herzl and these guys are secular atheists. So they see that they want to get a political objective. And they use religious people as a human shield to go and be put in the way of harm, colonizing. And they call it colonization. There's the Palestine Jewish colonization association. There's all sorts of, I mean, the Balfour Declaration is a colonization document.

Okay. So when they say they're not colonizing, that's disingenuous record from the New York Times, all the other official sources from back in the day, right? So there's a lot of drama about these things today, and people don't understand anything outside of the cartoon on both sides. Neither side has been given a whole picture, which is kind of why they fight. And if you want to stop the war, you have to get to what is the root cause? There's major si-war and misunderstanding going on.

And any of these facts getting out there start to have people say, whoa, let me take another look at this. Maybe I was wrong. So during World War II, the Zionists in Europe collaborated with the Nazis. Under the transfer agreement, the Havara, they also worked in many ways to to suppress movement of the wrong kind, what they called the wrong kind of Jews to the Palestine project. There were Jews who they felt were suitable to work the land, and ones who were too intellectual and in other words like weak, right? And it was a very racist view. Hurtzle writes about this in a essay called Malschel, M-A-U-S-C-H-E-L. And Malchel is an anti-Z-Zion.

and he's the worst kind of Jew. And so he makes separations for political, you know, and separates basically orthodox people and people of the scroll that actually worship the religion. He didn't find a use for them in the Palestine project. He needed a different group of people. So several decades in the 1900s, you have that need to have a lot of Europeans move to Palestine. And they don't want to. move. So that's why the Zionist leaders were collaborating. And Ben-Gurion had this quote

that he could save all the children, the Jewish children of Germany by sending them to England, and only half by sending them to Palestine. He would sacrifice half of them to get the Palestine project, the colonization underway. So that's not a good reflection of the founding fathers. And it's not a quote out of context. There's a whole bunch of quotes like this. They also knew that they were invaders, colonizers, stealing the land of the indigenous people, Christians, Jews, and Muslims that lived there. And so when they had gone through,

you know, according to Elon Poppy, they had decided to do ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in 1937, Pete, like the tiny mustache, not even really a thing. And they decided they're going to go to this other land and ethnically cleanse these people. So it's an interesting here. mystery and it's not anything like the story that we've been told as the official story of this.

You know, the Ben Shapiro version of the story is highly disingenuous. And either he doesn't know these facts or he's hiding and occulting these facts. In either case, he should not be your go-to for information on this political situation. Pst, did you know, those Black Friday deals everyone's talking about? They're right here at Beacon's South Quarter. That designer's sofa you've been wanting. It's in Seoul, Boe Concept and Rocheburoix. The Dream Kitchen, check out at Cube Citchens.

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Lidl, more to value. Those people who love going out shopping for Black Friday deals, they're mad, aren't they? Like, proper mad. Brenda wants a television and she's prepared to fight for it, if you ask me. It's the fastest way to a meltdown. Me, I just prepare the fastest way to get stuff,

and it doesn't get faster than Appliances delivered. Top brand appliances, top brand electricals, and if it's online, it's in stock. With next day delivery in Greater Dublin. Appliances delivered.aee, part of expert electrical. See it, buy it, get it tomorrow. Or you know, fight branda. You had brought up the Mizrahi Jews, and from what I understand, and I've seen a lot of pictures, I've read a lot of accounts that free this movement to start bringing in European secular Jews, the Mizrahi, the Muslims there, and even the Christians, they had problems,

but they seemed to get along pretty well. They seem to, their society seemed to be a society that people actually moved to. They weren't escaping from. Yes, and it was also a move to make people in Palestine pay for the people in Europe. And so that's, That's like a whole separate aspect of it. When you look at the indigenous people who live there, say around the year 1900, right? Christians, Muslims, and Jews, there are no suicide bombers. There's like in the history, if you look at the Zionist side, they'll say the Muslims have always been attacking us. And they cite the earliest citation.

And this would be like, who said it? The Propaganda Meister of Israel, Elon Levy. says, you know, 1928, 29, Hebron massacre, the Arabs. And my point would be that's 12 years after they're being colonized by the British and their lands being taken away. And you've got people settling. So actually not a sign that they were instantly hostile. It says they were kind of patient. And then it got to a point where they became violent, right? And so when you can't show me, where's the massacre, you know, in 1916? Like before this agenda, started rolling out, the Arabs were not going around hunting people and doing those sort of

things. But if you live on a land and other people make a plan to come take it and they include in their plan the imperviousness to criticism, that's a, I mean, that's, that's a foe to be dealt with. And that's why it's gone on so long. Because, you know, the advanced nature of the propaganda over the years, I mean, we've seen it now. live real time in the past five months from the 40 beheaded babies and all the other those are actual tropes by the way the things without evidence that are repeated by everybody those are the actual tropes right so the things with evidence in reality that's just education and history and those are things that help us understand and navigate these very complex situations so uh the indigenous

folks yeah they were fine until other people came in and took 78 percent of their land like that in 1948 right march 10th nineteen forty eight they just make a decision and they're like all that stuff's ours now and this is before the united nations was uh was was was like it might have been we're slightly i think it was before so there's a chronological order of colonization militarization because the three groups that really make israel are the irgun the haganah and the stern gang and the stern gang worked with the Nazis on the project to get people to move that didn't want to move. And so that's a horrific part of history that should be respected and studied because it does tie into some other major events.

Just to steal man this, you mentioned 1928 and 1929 that the Jews were taking land. What Ben Shapiro will tell you is that they were moving in there. they were buying up land legally. They have the deeds to prove it that the Arabs that were there were just selling the land and they were selling it for peanuts and it's not their fault that these sales were made. You made it sound like they were going in there in 28 and 29 and just taking land. So why don't you talk about that? Okay, so Ben Shapiro's point never include the Balfour Declaration,

which is the origin of the British. empire giving away land that was not theirs to a political group that rightfully represent religious Jews and then later as a function of that the equating of judah with Zionism with it all right really taking the historical story putting it into their political power so in 1928 and 29 in Hebron those people aren't necessary what the the story is is they were absentee-lety-le-lawful landlords who were doing deals. So when you look into the nature of those deals, it's not exactly as clean as the lawyer, Ben Shapiro would have you believe.

And the denial of these people to have self-direction and autonomy, because the other part of World War I's Versailles Treaty that people don't get is that if you look at it from the Syk-PICO perspective before the war ended, the the British and the French had already divided up all these countries and claimed them as their colonies. So while the British are doing the Balfour Declaration for Palestine and having a mandate for the next 20 years to run it, well guess who controls Israel? I'm sorry, not Israel, Egypt, the neighbor, Great Britain. And, you know, who are the countries around it?

Transjordan, Iraq, like these are all set up artificially created. The British are like, hey, this family can go run Iraq now. and this family can go run trans Jordan or Jordan, right? And so it was really a grand chessboard moment of higher-ups dividing up the land. And then they put the people on, I bought a deed and I paid for it. And maybe that was real or maybe it wasn't, but I'm an innocent person just trying to settle. I bought this house. They create and put those people.

Those are the real human shields. The ones they put knowingly into conflict with the indigenous people. could fight and create the place in the first place, while the people who funded it stayed in France, stayed in Britain, you know? So even though Edmund de Rochschild is buried in the country he helped to create, I'm pretty sure he spent his whole life in France and directed it from afar with his proxies like their Erlanger brothers. And the Erlanger brothers helped with the colonization of Palestine projects starting in the 1880s. But they also are the ones, the proxies. the Rothschild proxy to work with the Confederates during the American Civil War because the the British and the Rothschild Syndicate, they had a strong leaning on the slave triangle trade that ended up caught in one place and opium on the other side of the world.

And so anytime someone like a Ben Shapiro can bring out the points, he can never tell you what it means. Like who is the Declose the Balfour Declaration addressed to and why? And what is the substance? meaning of that declaration to give it like you're giving a banking family their own country which now has nuclear weapons right and when you see b b b nettingyahu at jacob rothschild's pad or his museum where they're looking like here's the valford declaration this is how my family created the country that you now run these are all substances and pieces of evidence that are substantial have merit are relevant and they are not being weighed on the scale used by So maybe we shouldn't use them so often, such things.

You had mentioned the propaganda that we see being deployed. And recently I did an episode with Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson, where he made the claim using Solzhenitson, using a couple other sources, that the pogroms in Russia were normally a response to revolutionary violence that was started by people who were predominantly of Jewish persuasion. And we don't need to debate that here nor there. But there was citing from the St. Petersburg Gazette in 1903 is here's the story of when the black hundreds came to stop some violence. The murders of women and infants on numerous occasions, the rape of underage girls, wives raped in the presence of their husbands or parents.

parents. One Jew had his belly ripped open and insides came out. A Jewish woman had nails driven into her head through her nostrils. Within the same week, the Western papers reprint to these. They unconditionally believe the Russian press. Britain's leading Jews completely relied on these terrible articles and incorporated them into their protest slogans. So when it comes to propaganda. This is nothing new. When I saw, when I started hearing the things that were coming out of, coming out of

Palestine this time, I immediately recognized it for what it was because we've basically heard this all before. I mean, and really, honestly, if you just told the truth, the truth would be enough. The truth of what happened would be enough. But everything

has to become this embellishment and this, I mean, this really sad, sad victim mentality that they inflict upon that the Jewish elites inflict upon the people who are an elite. It's tragic in many, many ways because the truth would have been enough in any of these circumstances to adjudicate, to defend yourself. But when you continuously take the truth and then you add a whole bunch of stuff that didn't happen and make it very, viral in its marketing, but lacking in its substance and merit, people lose trust. And people start to wonder what else has been going on there. So in the situation of the Zionists and

the Bolsheviks and the taking over of Russia and creating this over and this sort of milieu of change, the Zionists were not favorable to the Jews of Russia who were Bolsheviks. Why? Because to the Zionist founders, who again were atheist, secular people with a political agenda, to the Zionist founders, the Bolshevik Jews were a threat because they didn't support Zionism and they had no need to move to their own nation state because they already had their own country with that coup. So they weren't going to be on board with Zionism. Also, German Jews who were not ready to move to Palestine and start living the life of being on the front. lines, they were also not useful and to be discarded by this of Herzl and Weitzmann and Ben-Gurion and the other founding fathers. So these types of elements show it's not about religion for them. They're using religious people as political shields, as human shields, to go colonize an area

that has geopolitical strategic military value to the Anglo-American establishment, yes, but also fulfills a whole lot of biblical prophecy for them. And when they get to tie their nation state back to the Bible and King David, I mean, that's a powerful line of rhetoric there that you're not really allowed to challenge in a lot of markets around the world. You're not allowed to ask what is the evidence of that claim, for instance, that you use so often, right? Just like you should be able to, when Rabbi Shmuli says they've 40 beheaded babies and 400 women rape systematically crushed pelvises, all this stuff. It's like, like, what is the source of your claim, sir, that you're yelling so loudly to everybody, right?

You're not allowed to ask that in many countries around the world right now. If you're not allowed to ask that, it's a religion. It's some sort of control system. It's not something of education. You're not dealing with logical debate. You're dealing with people that have an intellectually bankrupt position and run to violence and ad hominem attacks instead of legit defense by facts and just showing us, Here's the facts.

Here's what happened. It includes, like, if it's a bigger frame of reference that eats the smaller frame of reference. So when Schmuli says something, and there's all this evidence that shows he's wrong, you're not going to believe that. But if you're denied access, if this bigger frame of reference is censored or made illegal for you to access, then you have no chance at getting back to the reality that exists and operating from a standpoint of non-contradictory understanding of that which exists. And that's not a place where you are free. So it's the Hasbara. You referred to it as

propaganda. The Israeli word for it is Hasbara. And these are explanations that help to drive people toward the predetermined conclusions. As a for instance, from the river to the sea is not a call for genocide of people living in Israel. From the river to the sea is the first line of the Lakud charter in 1977 that's the political party of b b b net and yahoo so you can't say it's a call for genocide and also have it as part of your political ruling charter you can't have it both ways bro and too much of the world lets people have it both ways i don't know why i mean christie noem she could probably explain why she she has some facts and data that i don't have access to obviously so you know i'm I'm still being the learner.

I'm curious. I'm incredulous. I'm looking for the evidence. So another thing that Ben Shapiro will bring up is that the fact that the United Nations, an organization he normally wouldn't champion, came out with a resolution saying that Israel is in fact a state and that belongs to, you know, these people who have gone there to settle it. So, 1948, they start moving in.

And apparently from what I've read and from what I've heard on Twitter is there was nobody living there. It was a land without a people for a people without a land. Right. Yes, this is a common claim that first off, that slogan, land without a people for people without a land was part of the marketing to get people to move there. Because if you don't think there's anyone there and you're being crushed in Europe, then it makes sense to go there. But what they didn't say is, hey, let's go colonize other people's lands 100 years plus. They didn't say that, but that would have been the facts of the matter, right? So in this situation, people like Mr. Shapiro are not doing justice to the truth or to his own people by repeating things that are provably not true.

They will tell you there was never a Palestine. Okay. What are Palestinian passports? Do you ever see those? Because those exist. Palestinian passports, they have a government issued by the government of Palestine. Now, interestingly enough, well, but those were, that was a British government. Yeah, that was a British government.

That was a Turkish government. See, these people couldn't, they were too stupid to be able to rule themselves. so somebody else always had to be in their ruling. So Palestine wasn't something they called it. That's what the Turks called it, or that's what the British called it. Yes, again, so people were living there that were not from Europe. They didn't have to move there.

They already lived there. They already had houses. They already owned things. And then other people came and they said, we're promised this land by God. And you're allowed to believe whatever you want, but you're not allowed to take your belief and remove the freedom from other people as a means of your belief system. That is frowned upon usually throughout history.

So this idea that Palestine didn't exist, were there people living there? Yes, there were. Were they from Europe? No, they were not. Were these people after World War I ever allowed to self-determine, militarize, protect themselves, formulate borders, hold Congress and all these other things? They're never allowed to do all that. And yet, are they citizens of Israel?

They're denied rights. They're occupied peoples. In fact, Israel had to move in territories, like Gaza and the West function of the wars, right? So they went and occupied an area and then kept people slave for a long time, and then they complained a whole lot about it. So why did you take over those areas in the first place if that was going to be such an issue, right? So there's a long history that is, I'm open. Like I've learned the other side. I learned the other side first, right?

I read Schindler's list before it even became a movie. I went to the Holocaust Museum when I went and lived in D.C. I've had Jewish roommates. I've had Muslim roommates. So I am an objective observer as much as can be in this situation. And what is the key that keeps this un-peace in the Middle East going for my whole life? And when you get down to the answers of it, through the end of the 19th century, going into the 20th century, you have the of the British Empire. Now, it's going to go up because it's about to assume America back into its colonization efforts.

America as the property management expertise for its empire for the majority of the 20th century. So it can sit in the background. It can pull strings. but America has to be the bad guy going out to enforce this stuff. So basically what you have in Israel is you have the combination of a worldwide political empire, the British Empire, with a worldwide dynamic, dynastic financial empire. And they had needs of military,

and the military has needs of money, and the relationship goes back to Polian and Wellington. So the ideas of the banking coming together with the empire, and creating a new colony called Israel and protecting that colony that is that has the flag of the national the Zionist from the 1897 conference right the national Zionist conference that flag is the flag of Israel so that project had continuity and came to fruition and was orchestrated by an empire and a banking family and I don't think it should be so controversial because there's so much evidence in their own words describing it that it just people it means people aren't using their literacy skills and and instead they

can protect themselves by saying that's a trope or a conspiracy theory which means they don't have to go read any books Pete how wonderful is that knowing everything without learning anything oh i you know so i choose to differ with those people because i continue to read and comprehend all right well 1948 they move in and basically they take over and they expel everyone to they created a diaspora and all these Arabs go all over the rest of the world in the Middle East and they get to live peacefully and happily ever after right kind of like that only from the Palestinian side they would refer to it the Nakba Oastrophe and seven to eight hundred thousand indigenous Arab Muslims from the area and drives them out.

And how do you get these people to leave their homes? Well, the Jews who came from Europe had just experienced this. So they did just what the Nazis did. They went through and terrorized everybody and scared them out of town, right? Not everything the Nazis did, but some of the beginning tactics of how to scare people and move them around. So starting in 1948, you've got the expulsion and the occupation. and the occupation of 78% of the land that was there, right?

So it no longer reflects a very small Jewish population, very large Arab population. They're going to remove that and move people in, and they're going to turn it into something that if they, Palestinians rights to vote, they can control the whole area in a couple decades, which is what they did. So you can see the growth from the original United Nations. I mean, I can tell you how that all happened in the minute.

But the United Nations Declaration, the recognition that Israel's estate. Also, ironically, it was the United Nations to whom the Nazis surrendered. And if you ever go see who created the United Nations, it's a really interesting story because it includes some of the people who funded the Nazis in the first place. Another thing that Ben Shapiro is not qualified to tell you, but he could sell you some legal Zoom in his spare time. So when you get back to this situation of 1948 expelling the people out of there, what do the founding fathers of Zionism say? They say, these people are right to fight us. We're taking their land. Our God is not their God. And this is probably going to go on for a long time, but we have to drive them out. We have to exce. These people talk in terms of extermination. Some of them are very final solutions like, right? So there's a whole lot of drama that goes on there. On the flip side, you've got some of these Arabs in Palestine who are fond of the tiny mustache man. You have a lot of Arab muftis that hanged with fascism, Mussolini, Hitler.

But again, these are all top down Wall Street and City of London projects, right? Those proxy Arab armies were groomed by MI6. So even if you want to say, well, these guys, you know, were the bad guys and these guys had to move in and kick them out, that's not the whole story, though, bro. So taking these little pieces of the story and excluding the top down pressure is. and precipitation of events is disingenuous. It's like you want me to believe puppets are actually moving instead of following the strings to the people who are moving them. I'm going to stick with watching the people behind the stage.

You can stick with watching the people on the stage. We'll see how we, you know, see how things turn out. So in this situation, the formalized expulsion, ethnic cleansing has always been the agenda of the founding fathers, and it has taken this time over. the past 80 years for Western society to be so numb to the situation that it is unquestioning support for one side and dehumanizing the other side to the endth degree. They're the worst, most vile, most atrocious people. They must be exterminated, right? I've heard this story before

as a forensic historian. I've seen this story repeat several times in history. Cambodia, Yeah, 1975, the killing fields. How do you get all these young people to just go kill the old people? That's a project run by David Rockefeller and Zabinia Brizinski. Mao killed 50 million of his own people. David Rockefeller said it was one of his best projects. So when you don't look at the people actually puppeteering the stage or who's funding those people,

you're really doing a disservice to your quantum computer between your ears. And you're not using it to eradicate your fears. So it turns out that not everybody leaves and then other people who are in that area and consider themselves Arabs and do not believe in borders. They believe that the Arab people are the Arab people. Some of those people start flooding into Israel. And these areas, the Gaza Strip and the West Bank are created. And they've never made any sense to me. if you think that these are the most dangerous individuals to you in the world,

why would you keep them within your borders? I hate the argument that, oh, the Hamas breached the border to Israel. It's like, no, they didn't. They're inside Israel, what is called Israel. This is just, they're trying to make it sound like an invasion. No, they're part of the population. they're just a, they're second and third class citizens. So why do you think Israel kept these people in there?

I'll give you my explanation, I think, because they know they're going to terrorize these people as much as possible. These people will fight back every once in a while, and they basically get to play the eternal victim where they're like, oh, look, you know, we're trying to be nice to these people, but, you know, they just keep attacking us for absolutely no reason at all. I find that story hard to believe. So I don't believe it and I look for the facts behind it. Now, Israel as a state is in a civil war and it holds people in apartheid open air prisons.

This is very well established. You go watch the robotic machine guns and robots and drones and high tech that they focus in on guys in the West Bank to control those people to break them up. to demoralize them, to put them into a panopticon. These are not the things you do to free people. These are the things you do to slaves. Okay, and I've seen it before in history, and it's not a good thing. The eternal victimization story does not bear fruit when you investigate it time again, even going back to 10-7.

Look at the numbers they claimed on the first day. Right. Look at the numbers of friendly fire in Hannibal Directive that they've not really addressed, killing their own people, or all the cars they have to bury. because they were burned up by hellfire missiles from Israeli helicopters, also inconvenient. So we did on 9-11, right? You want to say Israel had their own 9-11? You can't have two.

I think that's a, was that Danny Paulschuck? It was a good comedian out there who said, you can't have two. Sorry. Maybe it was Shane Gillis. I don't know. But this idea of burying the evidence and not having evidence for a bunch of the egregious claims that you've used to kill 30,000 civilians to displace two million civilians. and destroy their lives.

Like, they're just making more terrorists in the future. And there was a right last week who said, we should have these kids 10 years ago and they can be fighting us today, right? They're just like, I show tanks being hit by, you know, Israeli-Palestinian kids in 2001. I'm like, these are the guys you're fighting today. These kids, you ran tank because they were throwing rocks.

Those kids, if they didn't die beforehand, they're probably in a Hamas brigade over there. So I don't think Hamas represents Palestinian people. I don't think they've had much choice. in the matter of who was them because Arafat couldn't give him those handles. He was a little too secular. That's why they killed him with polonium. According to Reuters in 2014, you can find that it's going to be on the wayback machine because they don't want you to find that article, but it exists. And it's these pieces of evidence that exist, but they purposefully hide from you,

why do you think they hide them? Because you would raise your understanding if you knew what the game was. So they'll hide it because most people won't take the trouble to look. Most people won't be curious. Most people won't. Most people won't doubt what I'm saying enough to be like, I'm going to prove him wrong and then find out, oh, you just grew a little bit. Because that's what education is. You start out trying to prove someone wrong and then position because they were ahead of learning curve. That's a recognition of intelligence right there. When you say that's just a trope or a conspiracy theory or you're anti-medic for knowing such facts about that's intellectual bankruptcy. And I'm glad you brought it up first. So I don't have to waste my time

trying to educate someone because I thought you were well-meaning and an honest learner, but you think you have all the answers without even cracking a book, let alone mystery and the document and the evidence and weighing both sides, adjudicating all the evidence on both sides. So it's a lot of work, and that's why not many people have a respectable position where it's not contradictory within the first couple comments. One of the things you said there, you used the term, once again, let's do some steel manning here, you use the term open-air prison. And the argument will be made that I know people from Palestine who have emigrated from Palestine. I actually do.

I used to work in a community where a lot of the businesses in Miami were owned by Palestinian Christians, and they had all moved here from Palestine. If it's an open-air prison, how were they able to emigrate to the United States? Well, they'll let you out, but they don't let you have full rights there. So while you could live there, exist there, have food, water, shell. You're going to be denied the grandioste of Western culture because it controls everything that goes in or out. And they've got walls and checkpoints and drones and surveillance and Panopticon up your wazoo, just to watch Palestinians.

So even if you can make a living, have fun. family in these situations. What has happened? The monopoly of force can just come bomb that all out of existence because Hamas took over some tunnels that Israel used to use and built under these hospitals because Israel built those tunnels that they were going to go after. And by the way, all the things that they said back at the beginning, let's weigh those out. Did we find a whole bunch of Hamas and tunnels? No, they haven't done that. They got justification to bomb one hospital without being a war crime, so they went ahead and bombed 40, right? The things that they have claimed, they are never going to get to Hamas leadership.

They're not in Gaza. They're in Qatar. I said that on 10-8, you should send your special forces, massad people, and take out the leadership and Palestinian women and children out of it. The concentration camp nature of it, let's go back. It's not a slur. It's not anti-Semitism because the British invented concentration camps in Boer, South Africa, under the Rothschild project called Cecil Rhodes,

which turned out to be the state of South, South Africa, and giving Rhodes his own country of Rhodes, which is now Zimbabwe. Okay? Two colonists, two apartheid projects, the Palestinians have never had a fair shake. And so that's why it's an open-air concentration camp prison situation, because they do not have rights and freedoms

that are afforded to the rest of the people in their country during a time of civil war, anytime you give people different IDs, different sets of rights in the same country, that's apartheid, that's racism,

that's segregation, that's ignorant. And when you make ignorance, a state-sponsored rule mandated and enforced by a monopoly of violence, that's not a freedom situation. That's not a democracy.

There is, apparently, no democracy in the Middle East. And there's definitely no most moral and ethical army being operated out of that democracy, the footage that has been shown, not by Hamas, but by the Zionists themselves, have outed their whole agenda of genocide, ethnic cleansing, and apartheid. Let me ask you something that you can give your opinion on. So it was revealed that there was a telegram channel that was posting all the atrocities that were happening there. Dead kids. All, I mean,

the worst, I mean, the stuff that you, it's impossible to watch. And it was, believe that it was the Palestinians and Hamas who were doing it. And then it turns out that it was the IDF who was doing it. Why do you think the IDF would be posting the, the atrocities and dead bodies and torn, kids torn to pieces? And they would want people to see that. Because if it doesn't exist, and they need it for their agenda, they will create it and present it as psychological warfare, and it's been shown time and time again. So what you're talking about is, first of all, everything I've talked about today is covered

in depth with all the evidence you could ever want in the past five months in every episode of Grand Theft World every week presenting new exhibits of evidence, disproving the official narrative. So in this case, you're looking at a situation where a lot of people are making decisions in the heated moment and not really taking time to say, this is an important topic. Let me step back and let me say, what is all the evidence available on both sides? Now, on the Hamas side, yeah, they use some gopros on 10-7, which was not the starting of a war or the breaking of a ceasefire. it was a strategic attempt as Israel before 10-7 held more than 1,200 political prisoners hostage without trial, as reported by the Associated Press, August of 2023. So Israel is holding hostages of Palestinians without giving them their rights.

107 said, we're going to take some hostages and put them over here. And then Israel over here says, we're going to send some helicopter gunships in tanks to fire on our own people and not let Hamas steal hostages. So many, many, many Israelis were murked by their own helicopters because they were in a vehicle headed toward the border. Okay. Now let's also take into consideration. Hamas official statement only targeted military aspects.

Where they headed towards the border or were they headed toward the fence? Yeah, that's a good question, Pete. They were headed toward the fence, right? and the fence is where they had that big party. And when those helicopters came over and saw all those people by that fence, they fired indiscriminately at their own people and then blamed Hamas for that, for the PR value. So the reason, to answer your question,

the reason that the IDF created the 72 Virgins Telegram Channel with enough porn site that they would say is being done by Hamas, The reason they did that is because Hamas doesn't do stuff like that. See, Israel's narrative demands Hamas do things that it's not doing, like having all these tunnel activities, right, and all these other things that are going on. So in the absence of Hamas actually doing that, the IDF and the other, you know, you got shin, what is it, shin bet, you got a whole bunch of intelligence agencies over there,

and they come up with ideas like, hey, let's just put it out there. And a lot of people don't scrutinize and they think that's a real thing. We've got to back Israel. Do you see these atrocities going on when in fact it's like those are the people you're supporting that are doing those things, right? It's not that Palestinians are bloodthirsty people that want to kill Israeli babies. Quite the opposite. Like I can find a hundred times as many Zionists saying atrocious things about Palestinians

than I can find Palestinians saying about Zionists. these people just want to be left alone. These people won't be done until all these people are dead. That's how it works on a historical macro scale when you're not in one of the religious groups participating. What do they get out of making enemies of basically every country in the world except for the United States and probably Britain?

It just seems that if their goal is to be the pariah of the world and thus shunned. Possibly, I mean, I've read enough Zionist authors and some of their philosophy to believe that that may actually be their goal. Their goal is to just be complete, as long as they have the United States and as long as they have Britain on their side, they don't care about what the rest of the world believes about. them if everybody else hates them then that's just more victim status there is a line of thought

in jewish history that we've presented on grant theft world a couple weeks ago and it was the line of thought that comes from the center for jewish they had a lecture there into the the connotation of anti-semitism as a preservative force for both Judaism and Islam conveniently enough. So in essence, activities that create dissent empowers their activities and that it's a growth system and preservative force. These are not my words. This is because I'm educating myself on this topic and I listen to lectures about people

who are very scholarly on this topic so I could be smarter tomorrow than I was today. And if you're doing similarly, then you'll know that sometimes. you make mistakes along the way, but I did not misinterpret or take out of context that connotation that the people that are at the top running such organizations, like the ADL. The ADL doesn't exist unless there's antisemitism. The more anti-Semitism, the more powerful the ADL is, ADL is just getting rid of TikTok right now with a couple other working groups alongside it with similar roles. It wasn't a problem in 2019.

It wasn't even a problem during the COVID pandemic, Pete, but all of a sudden now, there's a problem with TikTok, and we've got to make sure no one sees the other side of the story. The Generation Z, as they call it, they watch TikTok. They're siding with Palestine. The Israeli Propaganda Meister, Elon Levy, he is leading Generation Z is Generation Zionist. And he's going around and rah-rahing people to get on board with an agenda that they do not understand and will never be honest closed to them. So that seems more like a Nixiam type of situation than it does a legit nation state. And yeah, I could leave it there.

The French author Gigno wrote a paper called Israel, The Psychotic Nation. I mean, it pulls you in. It's a good title. There was one quote in it that really stuck out at me. It was, said towards the end of his life, the Jewish writer Ilya Aaronberg, repeated that he would consider himself a Jew as long as there was a single anti-Semite left on earth. And that's not something that we can, I don't know that that's something that somebody who wasn't raised Jewish can even begin to understand. I don't even know if it's something

that most Jews can understand. It seems, it seems that your whole life is, to live your whole existence, your whole identity is to live to be hated. And I just, I don't get that. And most, you assume that most people in the world are, you know, just want to be left alone. You know, and then you have, but then when you look at elite circles and people who would be considered to be scholars who basically become academics because they want to be considered elite, that they it's almost like their their existence, their history, and their any, I'm trying to think of the word and I can't get it, but how they would be remembered, their legacy would be based

on being hated. It just doesn't, it doesn't make sense to me. Well, part of it is, I agree. I don't think it's supposed to make sense, Pete. You know, that the Center for Jewish history lecture that I just cited about the preservative force, he starts out with, he was hired, the guy, his name's David Myers, and he was hired to write a hundred page condensed history of Judaism. This was his speech, explained book. So the first 17 minutes of his speech are giving like the historical story of how Judaism came along. And after 17 minutes, he goes, now, of course, up to this point, this is all a historical and there's no evidence for any of this. right, it's mint. And then all this stuff is built on top of it, right? So he even said in the official

lecture, like, this is a story. This is a religion, not history. This is religion, not physics, right? This is religion, not reality class. This is the story. Moses is a baby in the row and kicked them out and split the seed, like the whole thing, right? And people have the right to believe whatever they want to believe. As far as hatred, I think hatred's a form of ignorance as well. like anti-semitism racism all these things are sub-ignorance and it means that people can be educated above those areas and given experiences to balance it out but it's not something you can legislate against you can't legislate against stupidity otherwise i'd vote for that shit i'd let's get on the i'm on the i'm on the path of that potential let me you know we want to legislate some stuff it would be just as

corrupt when you don't include half of the people in the conversation so in that let's draw back There's no need to hate, right? Hate is just poisoning yourself, right? No, like, it's, it's an internal toxicant that comes from misunderstanding and, and not being willing to do the intellectual work to get to experience or skill or dexterity in that subject area. So you can be ignorant in a lot of different areas, and it doesn't really threaten people's existence. If you're in area, it threatens the existence of two million people who are being innocently persecuted in a situation that can be easily resolved.

Just give their own area. They have their own rights. Israel will never accept a two-state solution, by the way. And the Arabs really probably shouldn't accept one either because they live there first. They're not the people who moved and colonized the land, right? So they both have kind of legit on their each side from a certain perspective. But overall, you know, these things need more detail and nuance to fully the inter, international dynamics. There's also the questions of why don't the surrounding Arab countries

take this because they would be helping Israel complete terminating and removing the unions and that's ethnic cleansing and genocide. Why would they want to support that? Right. So it also takes the right now regardless of their intent on 10-7 from Hamas's side or Israel's side. Here's what's happening. Gandhi said if you want to end the tyranny, you have to make their brutality visible to the world. That's how he got the British out of India, allegedly, right, according to the myth. Same thing here. Hamas went in and stung them on 10-7 and then has sat back and not fought back a whole lot. We have not heard about thousands more Israeli civilians been killed in this war. No. I want to push back on you there a little bit

because you mentioned anti-Semitism, you mentioned hate. It would be very easy for somebody who, and I know people like this, who, like, recently who are, like, never gave a thought to, like, Israel or the behavior that they have towards the Palestinians who, since 10-7, have gone down the rabbit hole. And when I look at what that country is doing, It's not only their leadership, it's also their military. It's also anybody who's operating drones.

It's also the people who are supporting it not only in this country but in that country as well. It would be very easy for me as someone who believes in freedom of association and libertarians are actually supposed to believe in freedom of association to believe that I don't want those people anywhere near me. I don't want them in my polity. I don't want them, I don't want a dollar of mine to go anywhere near them. And I really would like to see, you know, a separation from them. And I don't think that that's hateful. I think that that's examining a situation that is in front of your eyes. All you have to do is go to social media and deciding maybe I don't want anything to do with this group of people.

That doesn't sound ignorant to me. That sounds like you're examining the situation and you're like, we should have nothing to do, we should cut that country off, and we shouldn't want them to come here. There's a lot to it, so we can go as deep as you want. But when you have a situation that is exacerbated by inaccurate information on both, for instance, when I was talking about, I don't think the settlers who go from the West Bank down to Gaza to block the aid coming into Gazans, I don't think they're doing it because they think they're evil people.

I think they think they're good people and they're defending. How are you going to fight people if you keep feeding them? Right. And there are no innocent civilians according to the philosophy that they've been told. So they think they're doing the right thing. Now, we have a more discerning eye and capable understanding. We see that system and we say, wow, that has gone to the settlers. And now they're down there doing the job of making.

sure AIDS not getting through or adding more friction to the situation at least. Right. So in a lot of history, it's not people who think that they are doing the evil. There's a small group of people and they know they're evil and they're proud of it, right? But for the rest of the people, there's a lot of well-meaning people under the influence of ill information. And if they only knew that they had similar oppressors, right, both sides, Israelis and Palestinians, Canadians, they're all being used. They're all being used in a situation, just like in Russia, Russia and Ukraine. Both sides are being used in that situation.

So stepping back and saying, you know, who are people that might exhibit qualities that are beyond what the status quo is? So as an example, a woman gets her daughter killed by a Palestinian suicide bomber. Should she spend the rest of her life hating Palestinians? I would say yes. My example would be her name is Narit Pelled. El Hanan, she wrote this book. Her brother is Miko Pallad and her dad was a general in Israel during the Yom Kippur War who became a peace activist.

And Noret's daughter 20 years ago was killed by a bomber from Palestine. And she found out that's a pretty desperate move. What are we doing to Palestine? It makes people so desperate that they're wanting to strap a bomb and come blow up my daughter. She asked these questions and she asked the answers. It's in the state school propaganda, just like we get in American schools, right? Humanization of Palestine here. They're treated like sheep herder, Bedouin, people from the past that need to be eradicated.

And so she's written many books on the topic. Her book, The General, is also good. reading on these topics because these aren't people from the outside with no skin in the game. These are people who have fought and bled and lost. And this is their rationalized logical position to say, you know what? Only like more Israeli children are going to die because of those Palestinians if we keep mistreating the Palestinians and denying them their rights. Why would a Palestinian strap a bomb to themselves?

They had this great life going on over here. They wouldn't. If they had rights and a job and self-esteem, and self-confidence and integration into society, they wouldn't be strapping a bomb on, right? Or setting themselves on fire, right? The dude, the dude, Erica, Aaron Bushnell. That's a sign.

Like, if you would quit your job over something for principle, that dude just quit his life over principle. I'm not saying it's a good example, but I am saying it is a sign. That's a canary in the coal mine moment right there. When somebody's willing to do that, and, by the way, it was the second person that added in the Israeli embassy.

The other one was January in Atlanta and didn't even get any press coverage. Can you imagine that? Advice for your protest and no one even covered it? So those are not signs of a healthy society when that's going on, right? Do you remember all the people in the 1990s that set themselves on fire? Me neither. But back in the 70s, back in the 60s, like these were political protests of the past. So as we see things kind of getting revved up for World War III, I mean, bring you

to it. Bring in China there. We got our new aircraft carry over there. It's not going to just sit there and play tidly winks. It wants to bomb some shit. Maybe it's going to kick off with Egypt. Maybe it's going to kick off with Lebanon. Syria or any of these places they've primed the past 20 years for exactly what they're trying to do right now. So bringing it full circle, the state of Israel has always had a plan to ethnics, the Palestinians, slowly, surely, legally over time so that they are squeaky clean and look. like it was the Arabs, all the irrational, so we had to do something. You can't blame us. That story floats until you learn all these other facts. And then you say, that's pretty disingenuous and illegal. And so I think the war crimes tribunals, even though they don't have, you know, the enforcement, it helps to inform the public opinion with these facts. I mean, how many of us have watched speeches from there and heard, oh, look at this, how they pointed out here, this guy from China, how he points out the situation from there. Everybody else in the world, all those other countries, they can see clearly and the future can see clearly what's happening too because of shows like what we do to provide things outside the official.

All right. Let's wrap up with talking about season 11 of autonomy. Get into what we're what you have planned because I know you have something. Switch it up every season. We make it bigger, better, boulder, more incredible every season. And right, if you're looking to, you got to step lively to it because there's already 900 people in line that we're going through to find out who the 100 are that are going to make it in for the season. So if you haven't gone to Pete's site, click the links, then now's the time. You can just wait for, you know, fall season.

There's not too much opportunity costs waiting six months to get these skills in your life. But what we do is for 12 weeks, twice a year. we have adults with training, first off, to learn how to know themselves, know their and have a good map of the environment that contains the pitfalls and the actual thing that might disturb your progress. We teach critical thinking, creative problem solving, sales method of problem solving in the world. So it's not pushing, persuading, convincing, or conniving. We're giving people real executive skills, real life skills as far as a skeleton key for success, the interview skill. the Swiss Army Knife for Life, the how to know anything, learn anything skill. And you put those two things together.

And now you're a force to be reckoned with on the playing field. Here to four, you do not have the ability to take advantage or even see some of these opportunities. Now with the skill set and the competence and confidence that comes with working out with the community of people doing likewise for 12 weeks. Now you're set to turbo boost your productivity to attain your goals with more systematic outcomes. you know, outcomes happening more and more off as you're using a method and cranking a widget. Every time you want to do something, there's a certain number of things that need to be done to get it done and you learn that within yourself and you learn how to keep repeating it. I'll back each season because it's lifetime.

So once you go through once, you can't suck up all the wisdom of course. Most people tend to as they continue to improve themselves, continue to go through the course and to learn about life on a higher level. And that's where things get fun by leveling up. There's something you want to do. you don't know how to do it. Now let's go learn the things and meet the people that we need to know and learn to do that thing. And along the way, you get some experience and that raises your competence and your confidence.

So these are the most worthwhile hours outside of my family time that I can offer to the world. And so training adults, how to be better adults, and knowing that for them, it's about learning how to show up for themselves, not quit on themselves, learning how to ask when you need, learning how to ask the people. that actually have sources to help you. So there's a couple different communication aspects. There's some critical thinking aspects. There's the removal of fear and scarcity mentality aspects. What it delivers is a, it's like a souped up you. Like you've been to the garage, you've got all these upgraded parts,

and now you're ready for the racetrack and not just be a spectator in life. Sorry about the racing metaphor. I mix all the metaphors live, and that's what came out. Like considering what we're looking at coming up with the entitlement trap and, you know, the fact that this economy is pretty much headed full steam, getting, figuring out and learning how to get yourself ready for that so that you can get through it is probably more important than anything at this point. So, you know, that's one of the things that I learned from season one.

And, yeah, I can't stress enough how great it is. free man beyond the wall.com forward slash autonomy. There's a link there and you get the introduction videos and it'll get you on your way. So head on over to my website. Check that out. And Richard, thank you. As always, any closing words? Yeah, I was going to say thank you so much for priming me with these questions because

it's a good thought process to go through. It's a good exercise to be able to explain step by step how you come to. an understanding, a conclusion, a judgment, a choice, and to share that with other people, so they can do likewise. And, you know, I can also learn how to improve the process. If I don't share my process of how I think, then I don't get a chance to improve it. And again, it's about how to think, not what to think. Like, I leave you think, that's up to you. How to think, this is something we can all learn how to do better. So thank you for the opportunity. And I, again, I apologize for the tech issues. This is a way I've ever had in an interview.

And I'm proud of both of us for not quitting because of the tech issues. Well, it just make editing a little harder, but we can deal with it. If that's the worst thing that'll happen today, I think we'll both be fun. I think so too, man. Thanks. Thank you, Richard.