Israel, Hamas, Albert Pike & The Three World Wars

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And now welcome to another episode ofDown the rabbit Hole. Here's your host,
It's Popeye. Ladies and gentlemen,Welcome to another live edition of rabbit

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Hole Radio. It is October fourteenth, two thousand and twenty three. Tonight.
I am going to be getting intothe ongoing conflict in the Middle East
right now between Israel and Hamas.I'm gonna shed some light onto a few

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things in the hopes that not thatyou change your mind about either side or
picking a side. In fact,they don't want you to pick a side.
I have a completely alternative take onthe thing. I'm completely against having
World War III or continuing down theroad towards World War three, because we're

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slowly creeping towards it, and I'mnot really not really for any of that.
So I have a completely different takeon things. And no, I'm
not going to say I think everybodyshould lay down their arms and sing Kumbai
a. I mean, that wouldbe great, but that's not what I'm
getting at. I'm going to giveyou a take on it that many people

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may not have right now because ofthe emotion tied into it on both sides.
And people are going to say emotionon both sides Popeye was attack an
attack from one side, well,it was, but there are emotions high
on both sides. Obviously the emotionson one side caused them to attack the

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other people on the other side.I kneway, we're going to get into
all of this, so I'm goingto explain what I'm talking about so people
can maybe take a step back,because there are big parallels between what happened
in Israel last week and nine toeleven. After it happened, I was
talking to Ratchek, and you know, it was ongoing, and I said,
you know, I made a commentto her, I said, you

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watch there. You know they're goingto start referring to this as their nine
to eleven And within like twenty fourhours that was what you heard coming out
not from the media, not justfrom the media here in the United States,
it was actually coming from the IDFand Israel itself saying this is our

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version of nine to eleven. Soand there's there's so many things that we're
going to get into about that.But my point is they are calling the
attack that they sustained last week,last week Saturday, they're nine to eleven.
And I remember what our nine toeleven was like. Now, even

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though I was open minded and Iwas skeptical of anything the government said at
the time. I mean, Iwas already in you know, on my
way to becoming a member of theLone Gunman, you know from the X
Files, the conspiracy theorists from theX Files, long before nine to eleven
happened. But I was so closeto that event. I was twenty miles

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away from the city, and youcould smell the death in the air that
day. It's hard to describe unlessyou were there. Seeing it on TV
is one thing, but actually beingthere and smelling it and seeing it in
the other senses that we have thatthey get recorded in imprinted on your brain.

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Even twenty some odd years later,you can still smell the air.
I mean, as I'm talking toyou, I can smell it in my
nostrils. It has a different effecton you, I know, it had
a different effect on me. Ithad a very emotional effect on me.
And it wasn't until a few yearslater that I realized that those events had

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affected me so drastically that I hadblocked out looking at things with a logical
mind. And I happened to borrowwhenever one of my friend's house to pick
something up. I was borrowing fromhim and while I was there, he

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was watching Zeitgeist, the very firstZeitgeist documentary. He had a This guy
had a we were living. Iwas living in South Beach at the time,
and the guy had an apartment uhand his living room wall. He
had gotten his hands on an oldmovie projector, like a from a movie

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theater, and he projected this.He had it wired up to his DVD
player and he would plays through theprojector and projected across his huge apartment into
onto this one big wall he hadand use it as like a movie screen.

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It's pretty cool. And he wasprojecting Zeitgeist, and I was like,
what is this? He was talkingabout the Federal Reserve and I walked
in and it was you know,it was showing the all Seeing Eye and
stuff, and I was like,huh, let's see you know, the
Illuminati. And he's like, oh, yeah, you should check this documentary
out. So I went online andI watched it that night, and it

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got to the nine to eleven part, and I already, you know,
I already knew about the Federal Reserveand that kind of stuff. I had
already known, not as deep inthe knowledge pool that I am. Now,
I wasn't that deep, but Iknew somewhat about it. But I
hadn't looked at the conspiratorial view ofnine to eleven other than to criticize anybody

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that didn't go along with the officialversion of events, because, as I
said, the first few years afternine to eleven, I didn't even realize
it. But I was the emotionalimpact of it, having been so close
to the event itself. I mean, they were people in California across the
country that saw it on TV,and they were moved. You know,

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people joined the military. You know, everybody was signing up. I was
twenty miles from it, Like myhome was literally like twenty miles from ground
zero. I mean you could smellit. It was it was incredible,
it was I don't know how todescribe what you could see. And then
when obviously when the closer you got, it was worse. But that emotional

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impact that it had on me causedme to have blinders and I didn't look
at things. So when Tieri Masson, he is the French writer who you
have heard referred to when I donine to eleven shows. In the debunking
nine to eleven show I did acouple of weeks ago that super producer Bill
loved that documentary. You hear hisbook mentioned it was called The Incredible Lie,

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And that's in fact you heard theguy from Popular Mechanics kind of wave
off the book and make fun ofit as if it was some crazy,
kooky conspiracy theory out of nowhere.But Terra Masson is a he's a French
author and he's written for different publications, but he's also obviously he's like an

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investigative journalist and he's written at leastone book. I think he was right
last time I had because I usedto publish this a lot of like I
used to republish a lot of hiswork on Federal jack dot com back in
the day. And I believe hewas working on a second book a few
years ago. I'd have to lookinto it, but I know he wrote
The Incredible Lie, which was talkingabout how a missile hit the gone and

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not a plane, and he wasattacked people. Of course, the book
over here people how dare you?And when I had heard about it,
I had that how dare you?Idiotic emotional take on things, and that
was because the emotion that I hadexperienced, the impact of the event was

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I was closer to it, soit affected me on a very profound,
deep level. And that puts aset of blinders on people. And I
was all for going into Afghanistan.I was, you know, let's go
get them, let's kill them,you know, all of them, blah
blah blah blah blah. I didn'tagree later on going into Iraq. By
that time, I was ready inthe military, but I didn't agree with

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that that. I was like,why are we going into Iraq? That
makes no sense. They're not theones who attacked us on nine to eleven.
But by that point some of thebrainwashing was already starting to break down,
because then you know, when youstart to see things that clash with
maybe beliefs you had before you werein the military, or you know,
you experienced the reality of things anyway, So it took me years. It

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was but four years, three anda half, four years before I looked
into nine to eleven with a freshout of eyes. Now I know a
lot of you here that are listeningto me over on KGRA. You know,
Bill refers to me as the nineto eleven guy. You know that's
nine to eleven, that's one ofPopeye's specialty things. Yeah, but I

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didn't know anything about the stuff Iknow now like now I can spout off
facts about what happened that day,right, random facts about flight ninety three
or Honey Hony, or the pilotof flight seventy seven, that's the planet,
the Pentagon, all this knowledge.But it took me years of research
to acquire that, and before Icould even dip my foot in the research
pool on that end of did ourgovernment know? Did they allow it to

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happen? You don't have to believethat they stage the whole thing, because
the whole meme behind nine to elevenis well, you know, you know,
the conspiracy theorists think that jor W. Bush pushed the plunger, and
you know, like it's a WarnerBrothers cartoon and he's bugs Bunny pushing the
plunger to set off the dynamite.And that's not what anybody really says or

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things. Nobody thinks he pushed abutton and blew the buildings up. I
mean's a muppet. George was readingmy pet goat upside down. No,
I certainly don't think he was actuallyrunning things behind the scenes, right,
That's just a meme. It's putout there to you know, disparage quote
unquote conspiracy theorists. But there isa ton of knowledge and a ton of

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evidence out there that would show thatthe official conspiracy theory of nine to eleven
is incorrect, and that the alternativeconspiracy theory, where the government at least
at the very least knew and allowedit to happen, is factual. There's
a ton of evidence that supports thatthe government's official version not so much evidence.

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They have to twist emit facts lie. So I discussed nine to eleven
for a few reasons, but it'sas I said, there is a parallel
between this and what happened in Israel. So we were lied to on nine
to eleven, and that emotion ledus into our foray into the Middle East,

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invading Iraq. Twenty years in Afghanistan, billions upon billions of dollars wasted,
millions of innocent people killed. Wekilled millions of people in Irock.
I know the official government numbers won'ttell you that, but we killed over

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a million people in Irock. Theinvasion killed over a million people. It
was illegal, it was moral,and it was unjustified. And dethroning Saddam
Hussein caused more chaos in the MiddleEast than it prevented. There weren't car
bombings in Iraq until we showed upthose terrorist car bombings that were going on

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in Iraq at when we had troopsover there. We're fighting the Iraq War
for all those years. You seeit on the news and they talk about
IED's and car bombs on innocence.We're getting killed soldiers, sailors, airmen,
marines, and you know they're gettingkilled, But then you know Iraqis
were getting killed. Yet car bombsdidn't exist until we invaded. Saddam Hussein

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had all of that on lockdown.You don't have to like the guy.
Was he a dictator? Yeah,but they didn't have terrorist problems the way
they do now. A lot ofMiddle East Middle Eastern terror groups were kept
in control, under control, meaningthey were if how hunters would hunt deer

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and keep deer population down, wellthey would. I mean the Iraqis did
take out terror groups. They wouldgo do their own thing. They didn't
just sit around waiting to fight theUnited States and Saddam actually had an incredible,
incredible intelligence organization, super super superinterconnected throughout the Middle East. He

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offered to work with US, andinstead we invaded. That's why they threw
Susan Lindauer in jail. I gotto reach out and see if Susan wants
to come back on. I thinkshe's still doing radio. I've had her
on over the She was the secondAmerican She's an awesome lady. She was

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the second American citizen to be lockedup in under the Patriot Act, and
they had her locked up on anair Force base for like a year.
She was Andy Card, who wasthe chief of staff when Bush was the
president. He's the guy that leansin the Bush's ear in the morning of
nine to eleven in the video whilehe's reading My Pet Goat upside Down again.

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The book was upside down, andhe didn't like just try to fix
it and make a joke out ofit. He just stood there and or
sat there and held it upside down. Yeah, good president, But you're
running things sure anyway. Andy Carrwhispers when he whispers in his years,
you know, sorry, we've beendonations under attack. That's Andy Carr.
Andy Card was Susan Lendawer's cousin.So the way the CIA works is nepotism

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and well politics in general, anda lot of times they will or you
know, ambassadorships or things like that. They will reach out to family members
of connected people in Washington and theywill have them help out with certain things.
And Susan Lindauer was a back channelcommunication to Iraq and they wanted to

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They had approached her and they hadtold her we want to, you know,
after nine eleven, we want towork with America. And Saddam Hussein
even came out and said, wehad nothing to do with this. We
think these attacks are atrocious like thisis. You know, we were willing
to work with the United States too, you know, to help help them
track down whoever did this, becauseremember they had again, they had this

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massively superb intelligence network in the MiddleEast. Iraq before we bombed it back
to the Stone Age was actually theydid the first heart transplant in the Middle
East. They were they were more, they were a little bit further advanced
than what most Americans even realize.The problem is, we had sanctions on

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them from the nineties. You know, ten years of sanctions, uh or
it was like like ten or elevenyears of sanctions. And then you know
what we did to them when weinvaded. I mean, we literally set
those people back one hundred years.But Iraq wasn't like a third world country

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at one point. It was.It was a shining gem in the Middle
East. Okay, it's it's beenpushed back to where it's at now on
purpose, but anyway, I don'twant to. We could do a whole
subsection about Iraq. But my pointis we got into multiple wars. We
spent twenty years plus fighting the gWatt. All my fellow Vets know what

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the g Watt is. We allhave the g Watt Medal awarded to us.
It's kind of like the National DefenseMedal. That you get when you
first go through basic training. Youget the g WATT too. Now a
global war on terrorism. So Imean, we've been twenty plus years with
the g WATT, twenty plus yearsof running around in other countries, yards,

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billions of dollars spent, millions ofpeople killed in other countries. People
not to mention our own people we'vekilled, you know, a ton of
our own people, made, hundredsof thousands of people, millions of people
sick between the veterans and then themcoming home with DU and their blood.
I'm gonna do a whole show.I'm gonna air two interviews I did in

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the past with a man named DougRocky. Unfortunately Doug passed away a few
years ago, and Doug was anarmy vet and his job was to clean
up the depleted uranium after battles,and he talks all about the horrors of
DU and stuff. So you know, you got you got people affected by
that here at home. Plus obviouslyobviously the casualties of war. You know,

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whether or not they're disabled, orthey're mentally disabled, or they're dead.
Then you have again the millions ofpeople that we've killed in other countries
that were innocent. I'm not talkingyou know. Yeah, we killed we
didn't kill million terrorists, and wekilled civilians. Let's be honest. Civilians
die in war, folks. Bombsdon't go you know, zig zagging around

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corners and stop and go. Ohwait, you're a little kid with with
you know, your parents, hidingout in the closet. Oh, I
won't bomb you. Let me goback out the hallway, down the you
know, down two flights of stairsand get the terrorists hiding down there.
That's not how bombs work. Bombsgo in and just take out a whole
building. So, I mean,that's that's something to think about anyway.

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So the emotions that we experienced onnine to eleven, what we went through
on nine to eleven, they want, what we experienced as a country as
a whole, blinded us in manyways. And at first we were ready
with pitchforks and torches to go inand kill everyone and raise everything to the

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ground wherever anybody was responsible, rightright, and we all were. We
had everybody had a bloodlust. Andthat actually because nine to eleven for a
pretty long time in this country,for a few years, it took a
while before it took a few yearsof war for that to wear down that

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bloodlust. And even after you havepeople justifying battles, justifying the deaths,
justifying all the money spent based offof nine to eleven, anytime a politician
needed to scare their constituents into submissionnine to eleven, anytime they wanted to
necklace you. Necklacing was going onduring when Nelson Mandela. I know,

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people think he was a great freedomfighter, but they forget like him and
his thugs with necklace people. Necklacingis they would they take a tire and
they fill it with gasoline and theyput it around your neck and they light
it on fire, and it's horrible, obviously, but they call political necklacing.

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So political necklacing is when someone uses, like the idea of you being
unpatriotic to attack your character. Soyou're not being physically necklaced, but you're
being Your character is being attacked.It's being necklaced, and in this case

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it would be political necklacing. SoI don't like what you have to say,
and I come out and denounce youas unpatriotic. You must be with
the terrorists because you're either with us. Remember George HW or not HW.
That was his father, George W. The Muppet. Remember what he said,
You're either with us or you're againstus. You're either with us or

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you're with the terrorists. That's whathe said, very simple line in the
sand A or B. You're eitherwith us, You're with side A,
or you obviously stand with side B. You can't have a nuanced opinion and
be like like, well, no, I don't think terrorists should attack and
kill anybody, but I also thinkwe should be measured in how we respond.

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You couldn't have that very logical takeon things. It was emotional if
you said that you were attacked.I remember how it felt. I remember
the conversations. I remember being attackedwhen I didn't agree about and this was
I remember. I was all aboutgoing into Afghanistan. I was about getting
whoever was harboring the terrorists that conductednine to eleven. But when we went

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into Iraq, I started to andI had to be careful because I was
in the military at the time,so I had to be careful of who
I let my views be known to. But you could tell that if you
had a dissenting opinion other than weshould completely invade and you know, level

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everything in Iraq and just make ita you know, rock into a glass
plate. Yeah that's good. Thatwhen people say that they're referring to dropping
nukes because the heat would turn thesand into glass. Yeah, that's that's
awesome. Let's do that. Let'sjust be stupid because because nuking the entire
planet and causing radioactive fallout and killingmillions of people, that's awesome. That's

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just totally awesome, isn't it.I have no patience for that kind of
stupidity. Like it's twenty twenty three. I don't want to hear people,
you know, supporting dropping nukes anywhere. Okay, nukes are wrong for so
many reasons. It's a horrible wayto you know, make energy. As
Einstein said, it's the dumbest wayto boil water, or it's a really

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stupid way to boil water. Butbesides that, I mean dropping them on
each other again, this is thisis why the Aliens haven't created the van
Allen radiation belts, so we actuallycouldn't get past them keep us in our
prison because we're too dangerous anyway.So I talk about nine to eleven and

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I bring this up and I shareall this emotion and personal touch with you,
so you kind of have an understandingas to where I'm going to go
next. Because having Israel's attack comparedto nine to eleven, you can see
how the people of Israel are responding. There are hundreds of thousands of reservists

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coming back, signing up for activeduty. There are people that are Israelis
that are here in the United Statesthat are flying back to Israel specifically to
fight. To go fight. Now, I'm not criticizing them. They're not
going there to go killed. They'renot getting on the planes people. Some
of them may want to kill innocentcivilians. There are some Sikos that love

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to go to war, and thereare some people that just get off on
it, you know, And thoseare the people that shouldn't be allowed to
go to war because they're just theyenjoy it too much. But you will
have those. I can't say thatthere's none of those. They don't exist.
I'd be lying to you. Butmost of those people that are running

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back to Israel to fight aren't doingso because they want to go kill innocent
women and children. They're going backbecause their emotions have been tuned because of
this event to a certain frequency,and that frequency is driving them back home
to go fight, defend their motherland, defend it against the bad guy,

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go beyond side A versus Side B. And the media here at home and
actually all over the world is doingits best to make everybody pick either side
A or side B and not mentionany other nuanced opinion other than either you
should be on the side of Israelor you should be on the side of

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Hamas. Now there are valid argumentsabout Israel's treatment of Palestinians in the Gaza
strip. You've heard, In fact, I've heard it talked about more during
this whole event in the past weekthan I ever heard in all the years

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that I've criticized Israel over the years. I'm famous for criticizing them. I
have interviewed and am friends with abunch of the survivors of the USS Liberty.
Everybody's been throwing out the US listliberty. I keep seeing in live
streams people being like USS Liberty twopoint zero. Kind of pisses me off
a little bit when people say that, because, yeah, I'm glad that

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you understand that the Liberty was attackedand I'm glad that you're trying to honor
the men who died that day,but don't just throw random USS Liberty two
point zero into a chat on YouTubeor on Rumble without contact. Next,
that's zero context. I get it. You're trying to, you know,
spam the chat so people look upthe USS Liberty, But that's not you.

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First of all, you're not gonnasway anybody to be you know,
pro Palestine by just screaming USS Liberty, okay, especially after what happened,
because it's such an emotional event.So that's that's kind of stupid. And
then what happens is you get youmake the USS Liberty and its crew look
bad, You make any research intothe incident look bad. And then down

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the road when people bring that uptrying to actually educate people about an event
that happened, they're gonna think thatyou or whoever bring it up is a
troll because they saw somebody just spammingthat in a chat. I get it.
Some people think that's a way toyou know, info jam the the
culture. It's not. I don't. I don't. I think there's a

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time and a place for stuff likethat. Okay, you're not gonna You're
not gonna get across to people thatare emotional and not thinking. Because if
you're locked in emotion, if it'snot if you're not dealing with thought,
emotion and action. If you're justlocked into emotion, just pure emotion,

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and that emotion is fear. Okay, well you're not going to be paying
attention to anything fear. Shut yourbrain down. Okay, you go into
fight or flight, the blood goesfrom your viscera, your gut, your
stomach, which is considered your secondbrain. You look this up, look
up the stomach as your second brain, and you'll see plenty of research talking

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about the stomach being the second brainand how much the stomach and the brain
communicate between these two not just forhey, digest food. Okay. And
when we are in love, becausethere's two frequencies, love and fear.
It's not fear and hate hate comesfrom alright, It's not hate and love.
Hate comes from fear. It's fearand love. Those are the frequencies.

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Right. So fear is this long, slow oOoOO oooh frequency. Love
is a faster frequency, okay.And when you're tuned into the love frequency,
and it's not hippie stuff. Thisis real. You have to look
into this and research this. ButI'm trying to jam a lot of information
into two hours, So just staywith me here, Okay. When you're

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in love, in that love lovefrequency, it's as Bruce Lipton would say,
growth versus protection. I'm trying.I'm working on getting Bruce on the
show, but you could sum itup like growth versus protection. So growth
or being in the love frequency allowsyou to absorb information. It allows you

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to take in information with a widerview, a wider purview of your senses,
and it allows you to use logicto sit and try to decipher this
information and come up with a conclusion. Whereas fear or protection, okay,

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it shuts off the thinking, itshuts off the growth part. It takes
the blood literally away from your visceraor your gut, and it sends it
out to your hands and your feet. Fight or flight. Right, So,
if you're in ancient times and youhave to fight a saber tooth tiger,

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that's great, Or if you haveto survive and attack by whatever,
that's great because you either fight withyour hands or you flee with your feet,
right, So you obviously don't youwant all the blood that you can
get into your muscles and your legsand the muscles in your hands and your
arms, and only for a shortperiod of time though, you wouldn't want

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that all the time. You wouldn'twant a constant drip of that, right,
And that's what the media is forthe media. That's why there's never
any happy stories in the media anymoreabout puppies or kittens or anything like that.
It's always dark, scary stuff andpeople will say, well, if
it bleeds, it leads. Butthere's more to it than just that.

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Okay, they want you inundated withnothing but that fear vibe. They want
you totally scared of terrorists under yourbed, or isis is in your closet.
They want that. It's a usefulvibe because you give up a lot
of rights, You give up alot of everything because you're willing to because
you just don't want to live infear anymore. You want to be safe,
and you're not thinking clearly when you'rein protection. The blood literally leaves

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your viscera, your second brain,and you go into like animalistic protection mode.
You're not thinking clearly. Do youthink you want to read the works
of William Shakespeare at a time thatyou're running in fear for your life from
something. No, you're not gonnayou don't care about any of that.

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You're gonna be You couldn't even focuson trying to read or pay attention to
that. You'd be too because you'retoo busy focusing on surviving. And that's
why they keep everybody in the fearfrequency. And that's why when something like
this happens, a major event likewhat happened in Israel, and you have
pregnant women being killed and cut open, you have babies being burned. They

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said there were people have you know. Biden came out, I know.
And then after he said it hesaw the pictures. The White House said
they didn't, they weren't pictures andall this, but it's come out that
the IDF has said, no,we showed Anthony Blinken pictures. We showed
your Secretary of State pictures of beheadedbabies. There are multiple journalists that have

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said they saw the They were inthe kibbutz's where they found the beheaded babies,
and there's they showed the idea releasedpictures on X. If you go
over on x formerly known as Twitter. They're not censoring the IDF over there,
so you're you're able to see allthese pictures, and you're also able

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to see stuff from Gaza to overthere that they're not censoring either side,
but you're able to see the horrorsof what happens during war and during an
attack like a terrorist attack or whateveryou'd like to call it. They weren't
They certainly weren't freedom fighters. Iknow to the Palestinians, they think they
were freedom fighters. But if youwere freedom fighters, you would have only

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fought the IDF, you wouldn't haveshot civilians. And just like I will
criticize the IDF all day long tothe end of time for the war crimes
they have committed. I've done showswhere I exposed nothing but war crimes by
the idea, entire broadcasts where Iplayed video and audio from former IDF soldiers

(34:59):
talking about the horrific things that theysaw. So I don't subscribe to either
side's killing indiscriminate killing like that.If militants from Hamas want to square off
against IDF soldiers, well that's youknow, militant versus military, So okay,

(35:19):
have at it. Fine, whenyou start murdering kids, you start
murdering innocent little children, you startexecuting ninety year old ladies. Well,
I don't care who your God is. I don't care what your beliefs are.
I don't care. If you're mycountry's best friend, you could be
my personal best friend. You're nolonger You're no longer going to get any

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defense for me, and you're nolonger going to get me to defend that
position. Sorry, I don't agreewith killing children or innocent people. I'm
not a big fan really of killing. I've become quite a pacifist in my
older age. But I do believethat what happened that day that wasn't freedom

(36:07):
fighting. That wasn't you know,attacking a music festival. It was an
ed M festival that all those peoplethere were having the festival to promote peace,
like they were. They were they'retrying to promote the idea of peace
to the government of Israel. Thatyou know, when they have raves and
stuff. They're not out there ravingto you know, rave at Hamas Ooh,

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it's these were peace loving people thatgot together. It was a music
festival and their idea was to promotethe idea of peace, and they were
attacked and killed by the people thatmany of them, I'm willing to bet
were there with the idea of tryingto help. I mean, it was

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trying to promote peace after all.And usually the ideas, the idef brutalizes
the citizens of Gaza. And thatis true. There have been times that
during their occupations there have been manywar crimes that have been caught on video.
There have been things that have comeout that have you know, evidence
that has come out that has shownthat Israel has committed war crimes in the

(37:12):
past. So that is and thatis what fuels and that is true when
that gets brought up. We can'tnot face that either because when that does
get brought up all of a sudden, like I said this past week,
this is at this point has beenbrought up more than once. Man,
some people get really pissed off whenyou bring this up and they're like,
Israel could never do that. Howdare you You're trying to You're you're trying

(37:35):
to you know, make everything equal. No, no, no, no,
I mean maybe the other side istrying to do that, maybe or
maybe the media, i should say, is trying to do that or try
to stir things up and you know, trying to get emotions on both sides
angry. I'm not trying to.All I'm saying is that Israel has done
horrible things in the past. It'smilitary has and I get it. They

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they think they're defending their way oflife. And you know, if you
hated human animals, Popeye, wouldn'tyou do the same thing. Well,
I don't think women and children arehuman animals. And there are women and
children that have been innocents that havebeen killed, and old people that have
been killed by the IDEF, whetherthrough indiscriminate bombing. I mean the IDF

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ran over an American girl named RachelCorey with a bulldozer when she was trying
to stop them from demolishing Palestinian housesthat were on Palestinian land. And the
IDF went in and was clearing theland to then bring in settlers, and
there were Palestinians living on it presently. And what the IDEF does is they

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go into this land. And Idon't care if you could say it's contested
or not. There are people livingthere in these houses that are pretty much
a mud hut, and they don'treally have much to begin with. They
have like wooden you know, shutterson the windows. There's no there's no
glass, there's no screens in somecases, just like a you know,
old school like stuff you'd see,you know, from two hundred years ago,

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and that's how they live. Anda lot of them they had date
trees and was it date trees,I think it was it dates or was
it figs? It was something.They're one of those too. And the
trees are like heirloom trees, likethey go back. Some of these trees

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that the ancestry of these trees goesback hundreds and hundreds and hundreds and hundreds
of years. And Israel just comesin and they bulldoze them, no thought,
no care, bulldoze the trees,bulldoze the people's houses, just raise
them to the ground. So whenyou do things like that, you're going

(39:47):
to create terrorists, I mean theyit doesn't take a rocket scientist, you
know, the whole hearts and mindsthing. So you are going to create
a level of animosity. And thatstuff does happen. We can't ignore it.
I'm not justifying what happened. I'mnot justifying the attack last week there's
no justification for it at all.Period. What Hamas did last week is

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evil. But I'm explaining to youwhen you hear people say, wow,
this is why they do it,that's what they're referring to. So,
yes, there have been atrocities committedby the IDF. That being said,
that doesn't give you the right tothen come across the border and kill civilians
in Israel and say, well,tit for tat? Haha, now we

(40:28):
did it to you. Well,I mean, that's not going to do
anything but piss Israel off and causefurther problems. Now, I can understand
both sides of the argument. Honestly, the only solution to this is a
two state solution. I know,you know, Israel say will say,

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or supporters of them will say thatthey want a two state solution with the
Palestinians don't and that yes, thereare many Palestinians that just want to wipe
you know, quote unquote wipe theJews off the map. But there are
plenty of Jews that would love towipe the Palestinians off the map. So
it's tit for tat. I mean, this is stupid. I mean,
this is all This is all basedand it's going to piss a lot of

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religious people off. But this isall based off of whether or not God
is a real estate agent. Whoseversion of the Holy Land is this section
of the Holy Land is mine?No, it's mine. It was given
to me by God. No,it was given to me by God.
Well, just so stupid, sostupid divide. You know what. The

(41:36):
Palestinians do deserve to have their sectionof land. The Israelis are out there,
whether or not you agree with thebal for declaration, whether or not
you agree with how Israel was formed, whether or not. We can't go
back in the past to the forties, in the nineteen forties and stop the
formation of the nation state of Israeland maybe move it somewhere else where they're

(42:00):
won't be so much strife and chaos. Okay, it's there. We can't
change it. What we can do. What we can do is try to
come up with a diplomatic solution tothe problem, because the solution to the
problem is certainly not killing each other. And US as America, make no

(42:22):
mistake, will get dragged into thiswar if it gets big and bad and
ugly like it could be. They'vegot two carrier groups. They've got two
carrier groups hanging out just to makesure nobody else gets involved in the fight.

(42:43):
And Israel can't fight Hamas and Hesbulaand any militants or anybody that comes
out of Syria, whether it bethe Syrian military or militants, it cannot.
Yeh, Egypt, I don't thinkwe'll get in they want. They've
already even said we want nothing todo with us, because, I mean,

(43:05):
they really heavily rely on American money. So I'm pretty sure that there's
been back conversations, backroom conversations whereAmerican politicians said, yeah, if you
want to get any money, Isuggest you stay the f out of it.
You know. So Israel and Egypt, I'm not really too worried about.

(43:25):
Syria could get involved, Jordan couldget involved, Turkey can get involved,
although they're NATO members, and thenyou have that whole messiness. This
could go bad really quickly either way. Israel can only fight a war on
one front at one time. Sowho do you think is going to be

(43:46):
called upon to back Israel up?If let's say Hesbala starts to attack them
on their northern front, Well,that carryer group they're sending the twenty six
me EU over there Marine ex ExpeditionaryUnity. They don't the twenty sixth me

(44:07):
EU doesn't go over, you know, just to hang out and sit on
a carrier and do nothing. SoI mean, we're we're closer to World
War three than we've ever been,even when you know the whole Cuban missile
crisis with Kennedy and Khrush Jeff,this is different. And we certainly don't
have John F. Kennedy in theWhite House. We have Bozo the clown

(44:31):
who can't tie his own shoes inthe White House, and it's sidekick cackling
Karen. It's really Barry somewhere ina basement with a headset, sitting in
his pajama pants, probably streaming friendsbecause he's a douche canoe like that.

(44:53):
Anyway, So now that you havea little bit of background about that,
now that we've discussed it, andI had an honest discussion about yes,
there is some there is there isa reason why there is Palestinian anger.

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But Hamas is not Palestine. Let'slet's get something straight. Hamas is a
terror organization. They actually ran againstthe PLO and they won because the PLLL
was so corrupt and the people inthe situation of the people's lives in Gaza,

(45:37):
even having a government to look outfor them, so to speak,
and to represent them, massive corruption. I mean Yasser Arafat was he was
controlled though he was he was partof the New World Order agenda. He
played a part. He knew.Why do you think he stayed in power

(45:58):
so long? And he had,you know, the access to the money
that he did and the power andwhatever he wanted as the leader over there
because he he played his part.He did what he was told, he
knew what he had to do.They did he ever make anything better for
his own people? No? Hecorruption, just total corruption in the PLO

(46:20):
anyway, The point is they havetheir own political corruption. So Hamas comes
in and they ran on like anticorruption. Basically, that's how they won.
Everybody thinks that they won because theyran on let's hey, we hate
Israel. Nope, that's not howthey won the election in Gaza. They
beat the PLO because they ran onan anti corruption ticket and the people believe

(46:46):
them. Now, although they're authoritarian, they have proven, at least to
the citizens of Gaza, to bea better government for the citizens of Gaza
overall, more than the PLO was. We don't know. We're not there,

(47:08):
so we don't know. I meanI see some live streams from Gaza,
and I mean I see solar panelson some of the buildings. I'm
not saying it's a great vacation spot, but I see solar panels and stuff.
So Hamas, whether it's you know, working with Iran or whoever,
they're at least governing the area better. And this is not from my viewpoint,

(47:35):
but this is from the viewpoint ofthe people that voted them in than
the PLO was. So if you'regoing to get rid of Hamas, Israel
would be smart to try to offersomething better and better conditions, not just
going in and leveling everything and turningGaza into a parking lot. I mean,

(47:55):
there are human beings you have tothink about in the city that aren't
part of Hamas. They're just innostantPalestinians. And yes, many young men
and there are women that'll pick uparms. Too. Many young men may
join Hamas. I mean, thinkabout it. We have a lot of

(48:19):
young men in our country joining anyorganizations that do things like that because they
come from a very economic struggling background. Who would that be, oh,
gang members? I mean a lotof gang members come from the inner city,
come from inner cities, and alot of the youth, the American

(48:42):
youth, not when you bring upMS thirteen from you know, Central America
up into here. I'm talking aboutlike American youth. They get sucked into
gangs because they don't have father figures. In many cases, sometimes their fathers
are around, but many cases theydon't have dads in the home, or
they come from an inner city somewhere, and that section of where they grew

(49:07):
up or live is very low income. So the chance to make more money
and have some respect on the streetsis to join a gang. You think
it's any different in the Gaza strip. We have a very muted take on

(49:29):
things here in the United States becausemost people have not left the United States
and seen the rest of the world. So there's a tendency to project the
only thing that you know, youronly frame of reference, onto everything.
So if you're told that the Palestiniansand people in Gaza are all terrorists,

(49:52):
well then you're gonna think that.But why do you think these young men
join hamas I mean, there's areason for it. It's not because they
just hate the Jews or hate America. I mean, it's easy to absorb
propaganda, but that's not reality.Yes, there are some that absolutely hate
us and they join for that reason. But why do they hate us?

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They're they're not. No child isborn with hate in its heart. None,
that's a learned concept. So wheredid they learn it? Yes,
there is propaganda, Yes, theydo. They do sometimes. You see
sometimes they have their kids, youknow, dressed with their you know,

(50:39):
the like the terrorists headscarf on,you know hamas has. I think they're
green head scarves, and you know, maybe they have some sort of propaganda
or maybe they're there. Hold theyhave the kid holding a rifle. There
are parents that do that. Thereare Palestinian parents that do that. So

(50:59):
also American parents that do that wherethey have their five or six year old
kid holding an ar fifteen, theyhad a gun range or on the range
on their own yard or on theirproperty, and they could be wearing a
Second Amendment shirt or a MAGA hat. You see how easy. Oh that's
not the same. No, itis the same. It is very much

(51:19):
the same. It's just you changedthe name on the hat, and you
changed the side or the tribe thatthe person belongs to, but the action
is still the same. So let'snot be quick to jump to conclusions that
everybody over there in Gaza is nota terrorist. There's a lot of economic

(51:40):
problems over there, and not everybodyagrees with what Hamas did last week.
In Gaza. There's a plenty ofpeople that don't agree with it, but
they don't run things and they eatwell. They you know, if they
cared, they'd overthrow their government.Okay, well, game on. If

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you gave a shit about your government, you would have overthrown your government here
in the United States or Canada orEurope or wherever. You are making such
a dumb ass judgment when people saythat, while really they would just overthrow
their government with what they barely haveenough electricity to make toast, what are

(52:23):
they going to overthrow their government with? Their government is a terrorist organization.
The civilians aren't going to overthrow anything, and they don't have that drive.
Remember we're Americans. We have theluxury of being born in a country where
freedom and being rebellious is bred intous. It's what our country was founded

(52:49):
upon. Rebels. So it's different. I mean not only it's literally in
our blood. It's a cultural thinghere in America. Not every country is
like that. So don't make thatdumb statement. And they should. They
should rise up and throw hamas out. Otherwise they deserve what they get.
Okay, Well, then you knowthe same could be said about the United

(53:13):
States, or the UK, orFrance or many other countries. So don't
be dumb. Don't just look atit one sided. Step back, don't
buy into the propaganda. I knowit's hard, but don't make st those
statements. Irritate the living crap outof me again, not justifying anything that

(53:38):
happened, trying to humanize one sideand now I'm going to humanize the other.
What happened to Israel was absolutely horribleand there was absolutely no way of
justification. I don't care what youtry to say, there is no justification

(54:01):
for what happened. I see thesepro Palestinian protesters out there, some of
them were One guy had a swastikaon his phone, like a picture of
a Nazi armband, and he washolding it up, waving it around and
showing it to people. And thatguy was probably an agent provocateur. But

(54:23):
there are people at these protests.There are super uber lefty politicians that have
come out. Even the mainstream media, a lot of people have refused to
condemn what happened because see, someof that is woke, tartary. Some
of that is you know, they'reafraid to say that, well, Hamas

(54:45):
shouldn't have done that, because thenthey're far far what And I don't like
the whole left right paradigm, Butwould the people that would consider themselves to
be far leftists would come out andcancel them? How dare you Democrats not
support the Palestinians. They're living inan open air prison. Yes, Gaza

(55:07):
is an open air prison, butthat doesn't give Hamas the right to do
what they did. When I seepeople saying, well, they're freedom fied,
I mean there are people at colleges, like college level educators and presidents
of universities and stuff coming out andthey're just putting their feet in their mouths.

(55:27):
I don't care. What happens tothe civilians in Gaza does not justify
going and kill innocent civilians in Israel, because nothing good is going to come
from that whole eye for an eyething blood for blood, because it's just
going to continue the cycle, becausethen Israel is going to come back for

(55:50):
blood, and then you're going tohave Hamas well. We want, we
want to draw blood for what youjust did, and then Israel's going to
want to draw blood for what Hamasjust did. And it's going to continue
and continue and continue and continue,and innocent people are going to continue to
die over bullshit reasons. Honestly,I think we should have a UFC fight,

(56:17):
pick the best fighter from Hamas thebest fighter from the IDF, and
have them duke it out to thedeath trial by combat. At least it
would be combatants fighting, not civilians. If the Hamas terrorists for lack of

(56:40):
a better term, and I hateusing that term only because it's been so
overused and misused by the governments aroundthe world, especially since nine to eleven,
even before nine eleven, but especiallysince. But if those guys were
real men, they wouldn't have attackedpregnant women and children. If you really

(57:00):
had any balls, you cowards,you would have attacked the Ideaf itself.
And they did attack some bases,but they attacked a lot of civilian areas
too, And I don't want tohear, well, we were going to
attack a base, but it turnedout it wasn't a base just so happened
to be a kibbutz. But civiliansin it. Now they target of opportunity.

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You wanted to kill civilians, Okay, you wanted to kill civilians.
So I mean, if so thepeople that are like, well, they're
freedom fighters. No, they're cowards. Just like I would call the IDF
soldiers that shoot and kill civilians inGaza cowards and pieces of crap, which
I have in the past, Iwill call the Hamas terrorists that committed the

(57:45):
acts on last week Saturday. They'recowards. And of course I've already explained,
you know, they're driven by ideologyand they're programmed. They're in their
own tribe. They only believe whattheir tribe has told them to believe,
and of course they will. Youknow again, you get disillusioned young men.

(58:05):
I mean, we we draft disillusionyoung men to our military and train
them to be killers. Why isit any different that somebody else's organization would
do it? Anyway? So,having said all of that, okay,
I don't I don't agree with killingon either side. I think the killing
on both sides is abhorrent. Itneeds to stop. But I mean there

(58:30):
needs to be a political solution tothis problem. People always say, well,
there is no political solution. No, the political solutions they get they
get subverted from within. I meanthey really do, because there's there's people
and corporations and and and an entireagenda that benefits from having war. Okay,

(58:58):
so now we're going to get intothe conspiratorial side of things. One
of the hard questions we have toask, because as I've said, there
are parallels being brought between nine toeleven and this attack on Israel. One
of the hard questions that we dohave to ask is how in the world

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did the IDF get caught with theirpants down the way they did. How
did Israel get caught so bad offguard by Hamas? There wasn't a lot
of military There are some bases alongthe Gaza border wall there, but a

(59:43):
lot of the forces that were therewere moved over to the area of the
West Bank and they were having skirmishesover there, so they conveniently were moved
far enough away from Gaza that theywould not be effective in the case of

(01:00:04):
repelling any attacks. Okay, I'mnot saying that. I'm not saying I
have proof that that was done onpurpose for that reason. What I'm saying
to you is the and the IDEFhas said this that the reason because people
asked, well, how could thishappen, and they said, well,
our forces were all moved to theWest Bank. You know, the majority
of our forces were engaged in theWest Bank, and they were not.

(01:00:25):
There was some forces that were along, you know, in the bases along
the border fence, but they didn'thave a large build up along the border
fence. So you have the militarybeing away or a large portion of the
military that if they were there,could put up a better defense against the

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attack. Right. So there's aparallel because on nine to eleven we had
military war games going on and theinterceptor jets that would have been sent to
dispatch jet airliners were confused. You'veheard me talk about how uh you know
the air There's audio I've even playedit on the broadcast for you before where

(01:01:09):
you've heard the air traffic affict theair traffic it's a mouthful air traffic controller
say is this real world or isthis exercise? Because they had so many
war games going on in the daysleading up to nine to eleven, and
on nine to eleven they had allthese different war games going on with fictitious

(01:01:30):
phantom planes and stuff that were hijacked, you know, as part of this
drill. And obviously that was doneto confuse things and confused defenses that day.
So there's a parallel both forces wereour defenses were weakened in this case

(01:01:53):
in our case by a drill,in their case by having their defenses weakened
by them being moved over to thewest. Then there is the idea that
this attack could not have because itwas so massive, could not have just
come about, Like you know,Hamas was sitting around Friday night and they're

(01:02:14):
like, you know what we shoulddo tomorrow. You know, they're all
drinking whatever they drink Kai chi orChai ti, and they're over there drinking
they're Chai tia, and they're likesitting around a table smoking cigars whatever,
and they're you know, oh,you know tomorrow will be a gooday to
attack Israel. Okay, screw it, let's do it. No, there

(01:02:34):
was obviously this wasn't just pulled outof their ass. This was a major
operation that was planned at least amonth in advance. I mean, this
was a big thing. There's noway they just came up with this,
you know, even within a weekor two. This was weeks, if
not at least a month worth ofplanning, maybe months of planning. Okay,
it's come out that there's been talkthat, you know, Hamas has

(01:02:59):
said Iran gave them the go aheadfor the attack a week before, which
means that they would have had tohave had the plans drawn up and present
to Iran. Now, I mean, is that true or not, We
don't know, but I mean Hamashas come out and said this stuff.
So so my point is there's thislarge period of time that the planning would

(01:03:23):
have been taken place in and Ifind it hard to believe, extremely hard
to believe that the Israelis would nothave known about it. And that is
because the Israelis are masters at havinginfiltrated terror organizations all throughout the Middle East.

(01:03:46):
Mosad has agents in all major terrororganizations. It's known they have people
that they've turned that are double agents. Whatever the case may be. That's
how they get information sometimes, that'show they thwart things. So I find

(01:04:10):
it extremely difficult to believe that theydidn't know it was coming. Now people
are going to probably want to throwrocks and bottles at me for saying that.
How could you say that, Well, what if there were people in
their government, I mean, Benjaminand Yahoo is not I would say he's

(01:04:38):
a very shady Israeli politician. That'sputting it lightly. He came out after
nine to eleven and said that Israelbenefited. Israel was like the one country
that benefited from the attacks on Americaon nine to eleven. And of course

(01:04:58):
they later said, well, whathe meant, you know, was because
now we experienced terror and we knowwhat it's like, and blah blah blah,
we'll be more serious about fighting terrorand blah blah blah now that that's
been brought to our homeland. Yeah. Sure. Anyway, I find it
hard to believe that Massad and membersof the Israeli government did not know this

(01:05:20):
was going to happen. I mean, they are so Massad is so well
known for being on top of theirgame that this is a very big question
being asked, not, of course, really in the American media, maybe
the alternative media, but mainstream isnot really asking it. They asked it
like once or twice in the beginning, and then you know, kind of

(01:05:43):
just you know, took the oh, well, we didn't have forces there
they were in the West Bank thing, and that was that was the excuse
they accepted. But it's hard tobelieve I mean, it's just super hard
to believe that Massad. And Iknow people might say, well, maybe
they're not the agency. You thoughtthey were a popeye. No, they
are very much the agency I thinkthat they are. And I think it's

(01:06:06):
very stupid for us to believe otherwise, Okay, to believe that they don't
have an extensive spir ring in theMiddle East and didn't nobody would have known
this was coming. Okay. Toprove what I'm talking about, Okay,

(01:06:28):
to to prove what my point ison this whole thing, I'm going to
play a clip. It's about it'sabout ten minutes long here, but this
is important. And then I'm goingto get into the whole Albert Pike World

(01:06:49):
War three three World Wars thing.But my point about Israel not knowing what
was going on, okay, andmy point about them or how could they
not know what was going on?I want to play this clip because there
is and I have the raw clips. But what I'm going to do is,

(01:07:12):
I'm just going to play the clipfrom the If you've ever seen the
documentary Fabled Enemies by Jason Burmas,which I'll play it for everybody one day
on I'll stream it to rabbit HoleRadio over on Rumble. If you watch
the film, about twenty two minutesin, there is a clip where it

(01:07:36):
talks about Israeli operatives concerning with andtheir connection to nine to eleven. But
the reason I play this it's notbecause this isn't like trying to bring it
back to Oh, Israel did nineto eleven or anything like that. No,
no, no. My point ofplaying this clip is because I have

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the raw files that show the originaltwo pieces that Fox News did in the
wake of nine to eleven. Onthis Fox News's reporter named Carl Cameron and
brit Hume was the anchor, andthey worked together to put these two pieces
together. But in the documentary,Jason burmis used some of that video footage
from Carl Cameron's reports, and Ithink it's important to play this just because

(01:08:21):
it emphasizes how connected and well versedat spying that Massad is, considering they're
able you know they were able tothere was this huge Israeli spiring that was

(01:08:45):
getting read with hundreds of people thatwas getting rounded up in the days up
to nine to eleven, and thenit you know, it kept quietly going
on, you know, after nineto eleven, and of course the FBI
didn't say anything. But the wholepoint is I want to play you this
clip because I want to, youknow, drive home the point that I
think it's very weird that Israel,that the IDF and especially Massad had absolutely

(01:09:14):
no idea that this attack was goingto happen, when they are masters at
spying on everybody else. And thisreport's going to show you that. You'll
see how deep and connected their capabilitiesof spying and intelligence gathering are. So

(01:09:39):
if and the reason I'd rather showyou this and let you see this is
so you can see the evidence yourself. It's not just me saying it.
I have the evidence to bring thereceipts. You get to see the evidence,
then you'll ask yourself the same question, because like one of the first
questions I said was how the helldid they not see it coming? And
then I was like, oh,please don't tell me they're going to start

(01:09:59):
saying this like nine to eleven andthen boom, nine to eleven, nine
to eleven, that they keep drawingthat comparison, So it's important to then
if you're gonna draw the comparison,then nine to eleven to then just point
out, well, Massad should haveknown. They just should have known.
It's weird that they didn't. Sohere we go. Here is a little
bit of information about the information andintelligence gathering capabilities of Massad. It was

(01:10:26):
widely reported that men had been celebratingthe attack after recording the first plane strike.
They were not Al Qaeda, butthey were detained. Grandma Bnaculus and
I could see the towers from mywindow and this is where you know,
I'm looking, and all of asudden, down there, I see this
van park and I see three guyson top of the van, and I

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could see that they were like happy, you know, they they didn't look
shocked to me, you know,they didn't look shocked. There was a
group of Israelis, some of whomlater were revealed as Mossad assets, who
were arrested after cheering and high fivingand videotaping the crash of the airplanes into

(01:11:09):
the World Trade Towers. Several othermen were detained after a van full of
explosives was stopped outside of Manhattan.Earlier, we had heard that an FBI
spokesperson said that there was a reporton the George Washington Bridge, which is
another facility which you folks are responsiblefor policing, a report that there had
been a van stopped there that hadexplosives. Asked this week about another sprawling

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investigation and the detention of sixty Israelissince September eleventh, the Bush administration treated
the questions like hot potatoes. Iwould just refer to the Department of Justice.
Whether I'm not familiar with the report, I'm aware that some Israeli citizens
have been detained. With respect towhy they are being detained and the other
aspects of your question, whether it'sbecause they are intelligence services or what they

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were doing, I will defer tothe the Department of Justice and the FBI
to answered that. On March sixth, two thousand and two, a draft
report from the DEA said it maywell be an organized intelligence gathering activity.
Despite all of this, all theIsraelis were let go without any espionage charges

(01:12:17):
being filed. Fox News anchors britHume and Carl Cameron would do a four
part investigation into these allegations in Decemberof two thousand and one and yield stunning
results. It has been more thansixteen years since his civilian working for the
Navy was charged with passing secrets toIsrael. Jonathan Pollard pled guilty to conspiracy

(01:12:40):
to commit espionage and is serving alife sentence. At first, Israeli leaders
claimed Pollard was part of a rogueoperation, but later took responsibility for his
work. Now Fox News has learnedsome US investigators believe that there are Israelis
again very much engaged in spying inand on the US. Since September eleventh,
more than sixty Israelis have been arrestedor detained, either under the new

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Patriot anti terrorism law or for immigrationviolations. A handful of active Israeli military
were among those detained, according toinvestigators, who say some of the detainees
also failed polygraph questions when asked aboutalleged surveillance activities against and in the United
States. Investigators suspected the Israelis mayhave gathered intelligence about the attacks in advance

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and not shared it. A highlyplaced investigator said there are quote tie ins,
but when asked for details, heflatly refused to describe them, saying,
quote evidence linking these Israelis two nineone one is classified. I cannot
tell you about evidence that has beengathered. It's classified information. Now.
When the FBI investigated, it quicklyunraveled to be the largest foreigns firing ever

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uncovered inside the United States, thelargest. Even the Soviet Union had not
been spying on the United States asmuch as Israel has been doing. So
they the FBI started to round upthese spies. They started to arrest them
very quietly, and they were abouthalfway through this process of rounding up this

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spir ring when nine to eleven happened. Numerous classified documents obtained by Fox News
indicate that even prior to September eleventh, as many as one hundred and forty
other Israelis had been detained or arrestedin a secretive and sprawling investigation into suspected
espionage by Israelis in the United States. Investigators from numerous government agencies are part

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of a working group that's been compilingevidence since the mid nineties. These documents
detail hundreds of incidents in cities andtowns across the country that investigators say,
quote may well be an organized intelligencegathering activity. The first part of the
investigation focuses on Israelis, who saythey are art students from the University of
Jerusalem and Basalal Academy. Documents saythey quote targeted and penetrated military bases,

(01:14:56):
the DEA, FBI, and dozensof other government facilities, and even secret
offices and unlisted private homes of lawenforcement and intelligence personnel. The majority of
those questioned quote stated they served inmilitary intelligence, electronic surveillance, intercept and
or explosive ordinance units. Why wouldIsraeli's spy in and on the US?

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A General Accounting Office investigation referred toIsrael as Country A and said, quote,
according to a US intelligence agency,the government of Country A conducts the
most aggressive espionage operation against the USof any US ally. The document concludes,
quote, Israel possesses the resources andtechnical capability to achieve its collection objectives.

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What about this question of advanced knowledgeof what was going to happen on
nine to eleven? How clear ourinvestigators that some Israeli agents may have known
something? Well, it's very explosiveinformation, obviously, and there's a great
deal of evidence that they say theyhave collected, none of it necessarily conclusive.
It's more when they put it alltogether, a bigger question they say
is how could they not have known? Almost a direct quote, it is

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now apparent that this intelligence ring wasinside the US, had prior knowledge of
nine to eleven, and had aclassified role in nine to eleven, which
officials refused to discuss. It wasalso able to penetrate US intelligence agencies and
secret offices, yet all were released. The men who were detained due to

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the report they were taping the firstplane crash and then celebrating and joking about
it, actually went on television andadmitted it was their job to record the
attack, and at that point wewere taken for another round of questioning,

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this time related to our allegedly beingmembers of massag The fact of the matter
is we are coming from a countrythat experiences terror daily. Our purpose was
to document the event. How couldthey have known about the attack and who
sent them to document it? Theevidence point to a large intelligence network inside
the United States that had teams onthe ground, such as the ones recording

(01:17:05):
the attack, and electronic surveillance teamsgathering information. Another team who was involved
that day detonated explosives on the ground. Ye, both suspects K we have
the subjects without seven How would theseteams obtain their information? The investigation on

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our side basically tracked back to twocompanies. The first one was called amdocs.
This is an Israeli owned company whichdoes the billing for ninety of the
telephone companies inside the United States.Fox News has learned that some American terrorism
investigators fear certain suspects in the Septembereleventh attacks may have managed to stay ahead
of them by knowing who and wheninvestigators are calling on the telephone. How

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by obtaining and analyzing data that's generatedevery time someone in the US makes a
phone call. Please here's how thesystem works. Most directory assistance calls and
virtually all call records and billing inthe US are done for the phone companies
by amdocks Limited, an Israeli basedprivate telecommunications company. AMDOS has contracts with

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the twenty five biggest phone companies inAmerica and more worldwide. It is virtually
impossible to make a call on normalphones without generating an amdo's record of it.
In recent years, the FBI andother government agencies have investigated amdocks more
than once. Sources Tellfox News thatin nineteen ninety nine, the super secret
National Security Agency, headquartered in northernMaryland, issued what's called a Top secret

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Sensitive Compartmentalized Information Report TSSCI, warningthat records of calls in the United States
were getting into foreign hands in Israel. In particular, Fox News has learned
that the NSA has held numerous classifiedconferences to warn the FBI and CIA how
AMDOCS records could be used. Soif you know the name of a police

(01:19:17):
officer, or even if you knowthe name of just of an informant,
you can follow that network of who'stalking to who and basically determine that whole
association of names and contacts that representthat unit of operation. Fox News has
documents of a nineteen ninety seven drugtrafficking case in Los Angeles in which telephone

(01:19:39):
information the types that AMDOS collects wasused to quote completely compromise the communications of
the FBI, the Secret Service,the DEA, and the LAPD. Amdocs
would not be the only company withties to the Israeli government. Israel was
also gathering information from a separate businessConverse Infhosis, who was also listening in.

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This company inside the United States installsand maintains the phone tapping equipment that
law enforcement and the government used toeavesdrop on your phone calls. The company
is Converse Infosis, a subsidiary ofan Israeli run private telecommunications firm with offices
throughout the US. It provides wiretapping equipment for law enforcement. Here's how

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wired tapping works in the US.Every time you make a call, it
passes through the nation's elaborate network ofswitchers and routers run by the phone companies.
Custom computers and software made by companieslike Converse are tied into that network
to intercept, record, and storethe wiretapped calls and at the same time
transmit them to investigators. You know, we just had this FESA bill go

(01:20:47):
through that granted immunity to the telecomcompanies. It was Converse Infosystem that was
setting up all these special rooms inall the switching centers where the law enforcement
or the government or whoever could simplypush a button and listen to your phone
call. Gone of the days ofthe little alligator clips and wires needed to

(01:21:08):
eavesdrop on a phone call. Theycan sit in a room anywhere in America,
touch a few buttons, and listento your phone call. But the
complaint about this system is that thewire tap computer programs made by Converse have
in effect a back door through whichwire taps themselves can be intercepted by unauthorized
parties. Adding to the suspicions isthe fact that in Israel, Converse works

(01:21:30):
closely with the Israeli government and underspecial programs, gets reimbursed for up to
fifty percent of its research and developmentcosts by the Israeli Ministry of Industry and
Trade. But investigators within the DEA, I, INS and FBI have all
told Fox News that to pursue oreven suggest Israeli spying through Converse is considered
career suicide. And sources say thatwhile various FBI inquiries into Converse have been

(01:21:55):
conducted over the years, they've beenhalted before the actual equipment has ever been
thoroughly tested for leaks. More tothe point, agents within the US government
have been to a point blank thatto even suggest Israeli's spying or in Israel
link to nine to eleven is careersuicide. It's been described as the third
rail of American politics. If youtouch it, you die. You never
get to come back again. It'sall over. It's the black pit where

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you can never go. But thereis a bitter turf war internally at FBI.
It is the FBI's office in Quantico, Virginia that has jurisdiction over awarding
contracts and buying intercept equipment, andfor years they've thrown much of the business
to Converse. A handful of formerUS law enforcement officials involved in awarding Converse

(01:22:38):
government contracts over the years now workfor the company. Numerous sources say some
of those individuals were asked to leavegovernment service under what knowledgeable sources call troublesome
circumstances that remain under administrative review withinthe Justice Department. And what troubles investigators
most particularly in New York in thecounter terrorism investigation of the World World Trade

(01:23:00):
Center attack, is that on anumber of cases, suspects that they had
sought to wiretap and surveill immediately changedtheir telecommunications processes. They started acting much
differently as soon as those supposedly secretwire taps went into place. Somehow,
suspected terrorists who were being surveilled bythese vary Israelis were able to change their
behavior to elude the FBI. Israel'sformer Prime Minister, Benjamin net and Yahoo

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would boldly state that we are benefitingfrom one thing, and that is the
attack on the Twin Towers and Pentagon. The United States has wholeheartily supported essentially
state sponsored terrorism, both domestically inIsrael and as part of the Israeli's foreign
policy. The American relationship with Israelis the root cause of most of the
problems the United States is facing aroundthe world today. Well, I would

(01:23:49):
say this that there's one big elephantin the living room. It's never asked
about. People don't like it toput it on any video or anything like
that. But it is the relationshipbetween the United States of America and the
State of Israel. It's the flyin the ointment. It's gotten into gotten

(01:24:10):
us into a peck of trouble inthe Middle East. All right, So
I'm gonna pause it right there.You can go watch the full documentary Fabled
Enemies. In fact, what Iwill do is I'm gonna if you go

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over to rumble rumble dot com,look up Rabbit Whole Radio and subscribe to
my channel many of you were alreadywatching this live stream over there. Thanks
appreciate it. Hello to all therumblers giving you a virtual wave. You

(01:24:54):
can't see me, but I'm givingyou a virtual wave from time to time.
I know only stream obviously this radiobroadcast slash live stream, but I
also stream documentaries that over the yearsI had either uploaded to Google or YouTube
and gotten multiple strikes. They've beenremoved and a lot of this stuff is

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just gone YouTube. Back in theday, when we first uploaded a lot
of these videos, I urged everybodyto make copies. You download it and
re upload it to their channels,and a lot of people did that,
and then other people that made thesame plea to people that watched their channels.
Well, the YouTube urges have donetheir job well because a lot of

(01:25:35):
this stuff is gone. So ifyou go to rabbit Hole Radio over on
Rumble, I stream documentaries there,and I will stream Fabled Enemies the full
version of the documentary over there sometimethis week. I'll do it. I'll

(01:25:56):
stream it. So just follow meover on Rubble because then you know you'll
know when I'm live. Follow meon Twitter, go over to Twitter or
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(01:26:19):
I post over there when I golive, and I'm gonna stream anything,
whether it be a documentary or theshow, so that way you'll know.
So that being said, the reasonI played that clip for you from Jason
Burmas's film Fabled Enemies, it's becauseI wanted you to see the very real

(01:26:45):
large Israeli spiring that was here justin the US, and that was just
the people that they had known about. And I wanted to show you the
Israeli capabilities of intelligence gathering through companieslike am docs or Converse Infosis. You've

(01:27:09):
heard me mention these companies before whenI discussed nine to eleven. The whole
reason I played that clip is nowyou have an understanding we're supposedly Israel's ally
and they were going to that levelto spy on us, right, I

(01:27:29):
mean they have access that. Itshowed you how through am docs they have
access to all of these phone calls, not just in the United States but
in many countries, but especially righthere in the United States with all the
landlines, so you have bad guysbad actors here in the United States making
phone calls on landlines wherever all theselandlines are tapped, they have the capability.

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What did they say? The questionis how you know whether or not
they knew. The question was howdid they not know that nine to eleven
was going to happen? Meaning Masadand the IDEF, the you know,
the intelligence agencies over in Israel,and certain political officials. How did they

(01:28:21):
not know that it was going tohappen given the amount of spying that they
were doing on us. How didthey not know that it was going to
happen. Why is it that certainterrorists that we were monitoring as soon as

(01:28:42):
they put the wire taps. Thewire taps are done through the phone companies
working with the phone companies. Assoon as these wire taps were put in
place, these people changed their tactics. Well, because one of their handlers
in probably Massad obviously let them knowwhat was going on, or a connection

(01:29:09):
from MASSAD, which is the Israeliintelligence agency, right had to have let
them know because they had access toall of these phones. That's what that
whole clip was showing you. Soif Israel has that kind of that level
of information on one of its alliesto the point where it can even mess

(01:29:32):
with our own terror investigations into certainactors. Then how is it that Israel
didn't know that they were going tobe attacked in their own country, have
their own border breached? And Idon't want to hear well because they're probably

(01:29:57):
too busy spying on other countries.No, No, you would think that
hamas Hesbilah, Syria, Iran,even Jordan and Turkey would be on the
short list of people that they'd reallywant to keep tabs on and make sure

(01:30:18):
they knew everything that was going on, right, I mean, that's what
you'd think if you know, youbuy the official version of events worldwide.
So if they have such a vastspy ring working on an ally, how
did they not know that a nemesisor whatever you want to call them,

(01:30:43):
enemy country was going How did theynot know? How did they not?
Come on? Come on, comeon, people, come on, come
on. Okham's razor. The simplestsolution is usually the correct one. What's
simpler that this multi billion dollar intelligenceand military apparatus over there, and of

(01:31:12):
course it's backed by our billions ofdollars, but their intelligence agencies are not
subpar. How does Masad and theIDF get caught with their pants down?
How Now some people are going tosay, well, how does it benefit
them to do that the same wayit benefited us? Because it gives them

(01:31:33):
the moral high ground. It givesthem the moral justification to do whatever it
is that they may have already hadplanned on the books. Now they've got
the justification for it. Case inpoint, there are what you would consider

(01:31:56):
I don't want to say hard leftists, but even the I guess you could
say, huh, the hard leftistsin Israel, the anti war left,
the ones that are usually out thereprotesting in because I believe it or not,
people do have protests in Israel wherethey protest what the IDF does in
Gaza to the Palestinians. And surprisingly, shocking, not every Israeli citizen hates

(01:32:18):
all the Palestinians. Wow, shocking. Anyway, they even those leftists,
like pro Palestinian Israelis, want revenge. I've seen article after article where they've

(01:32:39):
interviewed people that are like some peopleare known, like well known protesters,
like pro Palestinian protesters in Israel,and they're horrified what happened so that's how
they benefit. They being the peopleallowed it to happen because they have an

(01:33:01):
agenda that they want to push andthey know that again, if you're going
to go to war, you needthe populace to be behind you. The
Caesars of Rome even understood this,you know, the generals of Rome even
understood this to a degree, someof them. If you're going to go

(01:33:26):
to war, you need the populaceto be behind you. Israel's had some
political strife as of late. Soif you are a scheming politician like bb
net and Yahoo is and you knowthat something is going to happen and there's

(01:33:51):
a plot against your country, youcould just simply do nothing and allow you,
you know, make simply do nothingto respond fast and make sure that
your forces are actually not even inan actionable capability to defend themselves properly and

(01:34:15):
react fast enough because you've moved enoughforces away that you know it'll the terrorists,
the bad guys whatever, you know, hamas they might. They might
get killed, some of them mightget killed. But if you move some
of those forces away, well,you make it a better chance that they'll
have more victims. They may eventuallybe stopped, but the bloodshed will be

(01:34:44):
much worse if all those forces weren'tthere to repel the attack upon its commencement.
And for people that don't think that, they don't want dead people,
you know, oh it's I sawthat. It's all fake. It's not
fake. Stop it, Stop itwith that crap. They will kill people.

(01:35:09):
They don't need crisis actors, theydon't need any of that. They
will absolutely kill innocent people to furthera political agenda. They did it on
nine to eleven. If you're listeningto my broadcast, then you understand the
point about nine to eleven, andyou understand that if you're willing to accept

(01:35:33):
that you could be lied to aboutnine to eleven. Maybe we're all being
lied to about this. I'm notsaying that it didn't happen. I'm saying
the atrocities happened. I'm saying perhapstheir government or not everybody, but people
in certain positions, in the correctpositions to allow this to happen, and
in the intelligence agency knew that thiswas going to happen and allowed it to

(01:35:57):
happen, so they had a justificationto do what they wanted. I'm not
saying that's one hundred percent what happened. Again, I'm raising questions and I'm
pointing it out. I'm pointing outif someone says to me, well why,
because you know, the first questionthat gets asked is k bono,
who benefits? If if my theoryis correct that this is what could have

(01:36:19):
happened, then who benefits from that? You have to have there has to
be, you know, a reasonthings are done. Causality. Well,
the causality of the situation would bewhat I told you now. I don't
know if that is the truth.I don't know if that's what happened.
I'm asking questions, just like wedid after nine to eleven happened. And

(01:36:42):
we have to ask these questions becauseI don't want to see the US get
dragged into another war, which wewill if Israel gets into it. Okay,
in the Middle East hardcore, We'realready getting dragged into it financially giving
them military weaponry. That's our taxdollars. So we're also going to get
dragged into it with our military.We have two carrier groups over there,

(01:37:03):
that's you know, twenty six MEU. That's a big deal. So we
have to ask these questions. AndI have a right to ask these questions,
not only as an American citizen,whose taxpayer, whose tax money goes
over there. But my grandmother wasa Dutch Jew in a concentration camp.

(01:37:30):
So for all the people that aregoing to use what her and all those
other people went through as a justificationto commit more atrocities, I don't want
to hear from those very same people, Well you don't have a right to
speak to this because you're not aJew. Well, no, I'm not

(01:37:53):
a practicing Jew. I'm not actuallya practicing anything. But my mother was
a Jew, and so was myOhmah. So that means that, according
to Jewish right, I have alittle bit of Jewish blood in me,
even though my father was not onlike kind of half and half. I'm

(01:38:13):
not a practicing Jew. I've neverbeen to Israel. I don't get a
check from Israel or anything like that, but I had. Do you have
a right to question? You know, someone tries to say, well,
you're you're being anti Semitic or youwhat you're saying is that I'm not saying
anything. I'm not blaming Israel forwhat happened. But the people that were
killed, they were slaughtered. Itwas unjustified. It was horrendous, it

(01:38:35):
was horrific, and I the peoplethat committed those acts, the members of
Hamas that committed those acts, andanybody that supports those acts, like in
Jmas, I don't have a problemwith them being deleted from the planet.
I don't have a problem with that. They were evil. The people that
did those things are evil, andthere are evil people out there. There

(01:38:58):
are bad men, there are badpeople, There is evil. I get
it, I totally get it.But I have a right to question the
government the government of Israel. Iwholeheartedly have the right to question the government
of Israel, just like I havea I would question our own government.

(01:39:19):
Is it heresy to ask whether ourown government allowed nine to eleven to happen?
Twenty years ago it was heresy?But now I could say that to
you, and people will probably belike, well, it's a good point,
Popeye, bring some valid points aboutnine to eleven. But twenty years
ago, we couldn't look at itthe same way because we were emotional.

(01:39:40):
You see, That's why they allowit. If if this was allowed to
happen, that's why it would beallowed to happen, because they need that
emotional response to help drive their agenda, just like we did after nine to
eleven. And that is my wholepoint, and that is why I all

(01:40:00):
of this up. S Yeah,I bring it back around now to bring
it because we have about nineteen minutes. So actually I think we have like
eighteen minutes if Bill let me goto fifty nine, but we have about
eighteen minutes. And I got tofit this in here. So Albert Pike
and the Three World Wars? Whatis the Three World Wars? And Albert

(01:40:20):
Pike? Who is Albert Pike?Well, I had this reposted. I'm
gonna me bring this up. Ihad this on Federal Jack for years,
but we ended up. You know, now that the website is gone,
Federal Jack isn't there anymore. SoI actually was able to hunt down and

(01:40:42):
I'm glad that the original website isstill there. It's up. You can
look it up on threeworld Wars dotcom. And this has been up since
like two thousand and three. Thishas been up for twenty years. So
the guy that put this together didlike spent his time researching a lot of
stuff, and it's all about hiswebsite's got information about the New World Order.

(01:41:06):
One thing I don't agree with ishe's a bit defeatist. He says
his theory is resistance is futile toit, so to just prepare I don't
believe. So I'm not a defeatistlike that. And it ain't over till
the fat Lady has sung. AndI don't hear no fat lady's singing yet,

(01:41:27):
so it ain't over, okay.And I think even by just educating
you and having these broadcasts and youlistening and disseminating this information, that changes
everything. I mean, their originalplan and goal was to have all the
set by the year two thousand andit's twenty twenty three and they don't have
what they want yet They've had toalter plans. So think about that.

(01:41:50):
I'm not defeatist anyway. So Pike, if you go to threeworld Wars dot
com, it'll give you a lotof information about Albert Pike. Here's Pike
right here in this picture, andI'll read you a little bit about Pike,
and i'll read you a little bitabout his background, and then we're
going to get into his letter toMazzini. So Albert Pike was born on

(01:42:14):
December twenty ninth, eighteen oh ninein Boston. Was the oldest of six
children born to Benjamin and Sarah AndrewsPike. He studied at Harvard and later
served as a brigadier general in theConfederate Army. After the Civil War,
Pike was found guilty of treason andjailed, only to be pardoned by fellow
Freemason President Andrew Johnson, who wasthe vice president when Abraham Lincoln was shot

(01:42:41):
and murdered. And then he getsin and a few weeks later, Steve
Stars and I have talked about this. The Pike had visited Johnson in the
White House, and they were bothFreemasons. So and you'd think that,
Wait, why would the President ofthe Union pardon a Confederate general. Geez,
that's weird. I thought they wereon the other side. Oh,

(01:43:04):
they're both Freemasons. Oh, brothersunder the skin. Oh got you got
you got you. That means thatyou're in a secret group, so that
you're your front group. I'm onthe left, I'm on the right.
I'm on side A, I'm onside B. I'm on this side.

(01:43:24):
I'm on that side. Oh.Look, those sides don't really matter.
They're both part of a secretive group. And the president let him go see
how that works, as he showshere on the on the website threeworld wars
dot com. Pike was said tobe a genius, able to read and
write in sixteen different languages, andhe said, although I cannot find a

(01:43:46):
record anywhere of what those languages were. In addition, he's widely accused of
plagiarism, So take that with apinch of salt. And again the some
of the information and backgrounds of peopleback in the day were blown out of
a portion because there wasn't the Internetand stuff, so stories were just passed

(01:44:06):
on from one person to another,so it was easier to it was much
easier to lie and blow things upout of proportion. Anyway. He was
a thirty third degree Freemason. Hewas a one of the founding fathers and
head of the ancient accepted Scottish Riteof Freemasonry, being the Grand Commander of

(01:44:30):
North American Freemasonry from eighteen fifty nineand retain that position until his death in
eighteen ninety one. In eighteen sixtynine, he was a top leader in
the Nights of the klu Klux Klan, and then you can get into what
freemasonry. Is It talks about howPike was said to be a Satanist and

(01:44:51):
that he engaged or indulged in theoccult, which is true. He was
a grand master of a li USafarian group known as the Order of Palladium
or Sovereign Council of Wisdom, whichhad been founded in Paris in seventeen thirty
seven. And it goes into aboutyou know that, and then there's the

(01:45:12):
Albert Pike Monument in DC. TheIlluminati and Albert Pike. So this is
the part I want to get intobecause we have a little bit of time
and this is the most important thing. So Adam Weishaup seventeen forty eight eighteen
eleven formed the Order of perfect Ican't even say that, what is that

(01:45:35):
perfect billiss? Okay whatever? OnMay first, seventeen seventy six, that's
what happened. Sorry, my caraccident brainint going to be able to decipher
that word. To this day celebratedas May Day throughout many Western cultures,
which is true. May first isthe was the formation in the birth date
still is the birthdate of the BavaronaBavarian Illuminati. Okay, So which later

(01:45:59):
became known as the Illuminati, asecret society whose name means enlightened ones.
Although the order was founded to providean opportunity for the free exchange of ideas,
Wishap's background as a Jesuit seems tohave influenced the actual character of the
society, which is true, suchthat the express aim of this order became
to abolish Christianity and overturn all civilgovernment. By the way, does that

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sound Does the goals of the Illuminatisound and vaguely familiar to the goals of
communism? If it does, that'sbecause they are the same. They are
one and the same. Communism isIlluminism. I've talked with Charlotte Izerby about
that, anyway. An Italian revolutionaryleader, Giuseppe Mazzini, a thirty third
degree Freemason, was selected by theIlluminati to head their worldwide operations in eighteen

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thirty four. Mizzini also founded theMafia. In eighteen sixty, because of
Miszini's revolutionary activities in Europe, theBavarian government cracked down on the Illuminati and
other secret societies for allegedly plotting amassive overthrow of Europe's monarchies. As the
secrets of the Illuminati were revealed,they were persecuted and eventually disbanded, only

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to re establish themselves in the depthsof other organizations, of which Freemasonry was
one. As Pike has said,the Illuminati degrees of Freemasonry were a ring
inside of a ring. So theblue degrees of Freemasonry, first, second,
and third degree Freemasons. The guysyou see on the street raising money
for little kids and stuff and doingyou know, bike runs and stuff like

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that, they have no idea whatthe upper echelon of Freemasonry is all about.
What Yabulan is or who yab Ulanis, that's the god that they
actually worship. They don't understand Baphomet. They don't understand any of that stuff.
That's why if you try to comego to like your regular mason who
doesn't know any of this, yourthird degree freemason. You know, they're

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not a thirty third degree Freemason.You know, my uncle was a third
degree Mason for years, you know, years and years and years. If
I ever tried to explain this tohim, he would have looked at me
like I had six heads, becausethey don't know. Pike talked about this
Pike wrote how even though it's funnybecause Freemasons are made to read morals and
dogma, which Albert Pike wrote,but he wrote that there was a ring

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inside of a ring, and thatinner ring was the secret Society. During
this leadership, or excuse me,during his leadership, Mazzini enticed Albert Pike
into the now formally disbanded but stilloperating Illuminati. Pike was fascinated by the
idea of a one world government,and when asked by Mazzini, readily agreed
to write a ritual tome that guidedthe transformation from average high ranking Mason into

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top ranking Illuminati Mason thirty third degree. Since Mazzini also wanted Pike to head
the Illuminaties American chapter, he clearlyfelt Pike was worthy of such a task.
Mazzini's intention was that once a Masonhas made his way up to the
Freemason ladder and proven himself worthy,the highest ranking members would offer membership to
the secret society with in a societ. Now, this goes on about a

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little bit of more about masonry andstuff, but I want to get to
the other page, So I'm goingto bring up the other page. Really
quick for time purposes. Here,I wanted to give you a little bit
of background about Mazzini and Pike becauseit's important. So now we get to
the Three World Wars part So AlbertPike. In the Three World Wars,

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so Albert Pike received a vision whichhe described in a letter that he wrote
to Miszini dated August fifteenth, eighteenseventy one. This letter graphically outlined plans
for three world wars that we're seenas necessary to bring about the one World
order. And we can marvel athow accurately it has predicted events that have
already taken place. Now. I'vehad many a conversation with many different people

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on my broadcast over the years aboutwhether or not Pike's letter to Miszini was
real. Some people think it was, others don't. I have a tendency
to lead lean towards that it wasreal, but I do have to,
you know, in good conscience andbeing truthful, I have to do have
to tell you that there were peoplethat don't think it was real. Anyway,

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here we go. It's a commonbelief fallacy that for a short time
the Pike letter to Mazzini was ondisplay in the British Museum Library in London,
and it was copied by William GuyCarr, former intelligence officer in the
Royal Canadian Navy. The British Libraryhas confirmed, in writing to me that
such a document has never been intheir possession. Further, Martin Carr's book
Car includes the following footnote, thekeeper of manuscripts recently informed the author that

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this letter is not cataloged in theBritish Museum Library. It seems strange the
demand of Cardinal Rodriguez's knowledge should havesaid it was in nineteen twenty five.
Now that doesn't mean that it wasremoved from the British Library. They could
have just yeaded it into you know, a cargo container or a box somewhere

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or whatever. The point is.They told the author at the time that
he wrote this that there was noever confirmation of this letter that was supposedly
there on display from Pike to Mazzini. So anyway, you know, for
time purposes, I want to getinto what it says. So finally,
following are apparently extracts of the lettershowing how three world wars have been planned

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for many generations. The First WorldWar must be brought about in order to
permit the Illuminati to overthrow the powerof the Csars in Russia and of making
that country a fortress of esthetic communism. The divergence is caused by the agent
agents of the Illuminati between the Britishand Germanic empires will be used to foment

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this war. At the end ofthe war, communism will be built and
used in order to destroy the othergovernments and in order to weaken the religions.
Well, that's kind of true.Students of history will recognize that the
political alliances of England on one sidein Germany and the other, forged between
eighteen seventy one and eighteen ninety eightby Auto von Bismarck, a co conspirator

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of Albert Pike, were instrumental inbringing about the First World War. The
Second World War must be fomented bytaking advantage of the differences between fascists and
the political Zionists. This war mustbe brought about so that Nazism is destroyed
and that the political Zionism be strongenough to institute a sovereign state of Israel
and Palestine. During the Second WorldWar, international communism must be become strong

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enough in order to balance Christendom,which would be then restrained and held in
check until the time when we wouldneed it for the final social cataclysm.
After this Second World War, Communismwas made strong enough to begin taking over
weaker governments. In nineteen forty five, at the Potsdam Conference between Truman,
Churchill, and Stalin, a largeportion of Europe was simply handed over to

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Russia, and on the other sideof the world, the aftermath of the
war with Japan helped to sweep thetide of communism into China. Readers who
argued that the term Nazism and Zionismwere not known in eighteen seventy one should
remember that the Illuminati invented both ofthese movements. In addition, communism was
in ideology and as a coin phraseoriginates in France during the Revolution in seventeen

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eighty five. Restiff coined the phrasefour years before revolution broke out. Restiff
and Buffoe or I can't pronounce someFrench names Babeuff in turn, were influenced
by Rousseau, as was the mostfamous conspirator of the mall Adam Weisshap.
Yes, the Illuminati was responsible alsofor the French Revolution anyway, The third

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World War must be fomented by takingan event. Now this is you obviously
get the historical references of one andtwo. Now it talks about the Third
World War. Now think about what'sgoing on in the Middle East and listen.
The Third World War must be fomentedby taking advantages of the differences caused
by the agent tour of the Illuminatibetween the political Zionists and the leaders of

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the Islamic world. The war mustbe conducted in such a way that Islam
in political Zionism. And it saysthat Islam, the Muslim Arabic world,
and political Zionism the State of Israelmutually destroy each other. Meanwhile, it
doesn't say the Muslim Arabic well,but you get it. That's what Islam

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and political Zionism. You understand.It's Arab versus Israeli. The war must
be conducted in such a way thatIslam and political Zionism mutually destroy each other.
Meanwhile, the other nations, oncemore divided on this issue, will
be constrained to fight to the pointof complete physical, moral, spiritual,

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and economical exhaustion. We shall unleashthe nihilist and the atheist. We shall
provoke a formidable social cataclysm, which, in all its horror will show clearly
to the nations the effect of absoluteatheism, origin of savagery and the most
bloody turmoil. Then everywhere, thecitizens obliged to defend themselves against the world

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minority of revolutionaries will exterminate those destroyersof civilization. And the multitude disillusioned with
Christianity, whose deist spirits form willfrom that moment be without compass or direction,
anxious for an ideal, but withoutknowing where to render its adoration,

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will receive the true light through theuniversal manifestation of pure doctrine of Lucifer brought
finally out in the public view.This manifestation will result from the general reactionary
movement which will follow the destruction ofChristianity and atheism, both conquered and exterminated
at the same time. Biz thatgive you chills, ladies and gentlemen,

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because it should, that should giveyou pause. That should definitely make you
think, pretty incredible, pretty incredible. If the letter to Mazzini outlining the

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idea for bringing about a one worldgovernment and the three World wars, if
that letter is fake, you know, I mean, even if it's fake
and this has always been my argument. It's been talked about for a long
time, a very long time.It's not nothing new. This isn't something
that just came about. So it'sbeen talked about for a long time,

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going back to you know, atleast their early nineteen hundreds. So if
this has been talked about for thatlong, and if it was fake,
well it would still be before allof these wars happened and the political outcomes
of those wars happened. So howdid somebody all that time ago know about

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this? If it was fake anda hoax? How did they know enough
about all these different political ideologies andmovements to hoax it? Ask yourself that,
because it's not something that just cameabout recently. So how did they
know in advance what would happen withWorld War II and World War three?
One ask yourself these questions, ladiesand gentlemen, These are important things to

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ask. Okay, we're almost outof time, so I just want to
tell you all I love you verymuch. Thank you for listening to me
and giving me two hours of yourtime tonight before we get involved in World
War three and start killing more innocentpeople on any side. Let's ask ourselves
some really intelligent questions. I loveyou all. The only way we can
beat this is like Martin Luther KingJunior said, Darkness cannot drive out darkness,

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only light can do that. Hatecannot drive out hate, only love
can do that. That's why Itry to bring you enlightenment and information the
way I do. I love youyou all, and I'll catch you all
again live next week. I'm outof here.