SUNDAY WIRE EP 564 – 'The Illusion of Peace' - Sunday Wire with Patrick Henningsen

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Speaker 1 (00:24):
Welcome, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to this week's edition of
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A little late start today, we had some technical difficulties
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their act together. But anyway, it's great to have you

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episode five hundred and sixty four of this weekly omnibus
news and analysis program. And we had a great midweek
Wire and we'll throw that up on screen right now
for any of you that missed it. This was an
epic interview with a special contributor to twenty first Century Wire,
Yarra Madarelli, journalist activists. She was on board the Freedom Flotilla,

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or the Global Summut Flotilla as it's called, and she
was there and she basically shared her story with us.
It was a fantastic discussion and long form interview that
went out on Thursday Live and a lot. We've got
some great feedback from this. Some people said they cried
during parts of it because it was just so emotional.

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But you know, full blow by blow account there from YadA,
I mean, fantastic effort by her and her crew member,
and we did interview her tagged Hickey from Ireland before
they're apprehended by the Israelis. But you can check that
out at the top of our feature section at twenty
first century wire dot com, among other great pieces of

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content that are available this week. Now, we're going to
talk about a couple of important subjects today during this
first segment. Then in an overdrive segment, will be joined
by our teammates Hesher Ruckis, possibly Freddie Ponton might even
join us to weigh in, as well as Basil Valentine.
So it'll be a full house if everybody shows up.
But the illusion of peace, that's the theme of today's

(02:43):
program for this Sunday Wire. The illusion of peace and
what do we mean by that? The illusion of peace?
What do we mean by that? Let's talk about the
illusion of peace. What does that mean exactly? And we'll
talk about that among other things, as well as the
Nobel Prize. The Nobel Prize was issued also this past week,

(03:09):
and it's no secret that Donald Trump was pining, was
pining for that award. I mean to think he had
actually qualify for it is another matter altogether, but yeah,
he was pining for it. He was expecting it, didn't
get it in the end. Well, we'll go through those

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two issues now. The first is this so called ceasefire,
is so called pea steel that Trump is touting along
with Washington and Netta Yahoo. And we've got a few
things to say about that. We'll talk about that. We'll
bring that up on screen to discuss this ceasefire and

(03:54):
is it a ceasefire? That's the question. Here are three
con artists, Benjamin and Yahoo and his cabinet. Steve Wikoff
is Netta Yaho's Special envoy for the Middle East, and
then Jared Kushner is Neta Yaho's Minister of Real estate Development.

(04:16):
And they're there in Tel Aviv with their boss. And
you can see on the back wall there is a
small picture of the US President, very insignificant it's a
week leader in the White House pretending to be an
alpha male, but in the end he's just basically a
lap dog of the man in the middle and the

(04:37):
lobby that controls him, the lobby that selected Trump's cabinet. Okay,
if you don't like that, I'm sorry. That's just the fact.
That's the way it is. That's just the way it is, folks.
You know, we don't make the rules. Israel does. I'm
just reporting on how it is. And some people might

(04:59):
find that to be upsetting. But we have a very
weak president, very compromised president who's covering up the Epstein
files for obvious reasons. So basically, foreign government's in charge
of the United States, in charge of their foreign policy,
directs their military. I mean, this is probably the lowest

(05:21):
point in US history. The United States is so vulnerable
and compromised right now, it's that it's lowest EBB in
its history. And Donald Trump is the man who is
presiding over this tobacco.

Speaker 2 (05:39):
So who is this guy.

Speaker 1 (05:42):
We call Steve Witkoff the del Boy of diplomacy. If
you're British, you know what that means. Del boy only
fools and horses. If you're American and you watch PBS
Public Broadcasting, you get some BBC, you get some British TV.
You might see Fools and Horses. It's funny show. But

(06:03):
del Boy is this sort of charlatan that pretends to
be an expert on things, but in the end he's
just a charlatetan looking to make a quick buck and
usually sort of talking well above his pay grade. Steve
Wikoff is basically the del Boy of diplomacy, a con artist,

(06:25):
an absolute con artist.

Speaker 2 (06:28):
So that's where we are. That's where we're at.

Speaker 1 (06:30):
And unfortunately Donald Trump is brought in all these real
estate Charlatans that have been appointed by Israel and they're
they're giddy right now because they're about to get their
sort of life's work is right ahead of them. They've
managed to ethnically cleanse to genocide and ethnically cleanse the
native Palestinian population that they call Arabs, who they don't

(06:55):
see as full humans, and they think that's better to
just kill them and drive them out of what they
believe is greater Israel that was somehow promised to them
by God, like three thousand years ago or something. I mean,
they just made up this whole myth about the modern
state of Israel, the whole Zionist myth, and now you're

(07:17):
seeing it in its final stages, and you can see
how horrific and truly demonic these people are. So we
don't make it up. And to add insult to injury,
this is the official Prime Minister of Israel's Twitter account.
Look at that. Look at that as a AI generated

(07:38):
image posted by bb Net Nahu's office of Trump getting
the Nobel Prize ahead of the Friday announcement. I mean,
if you're if you're an American and you're sort of
cheering this on when you see this, do you realize
what a ritual humiliation this is? Do you realize what

(08:00):
a mockery Israel or basically really rubbing it in the
faces of Americans, like we run your country, We own
the White House, we own this president, this reality TV
show apprentice, mister Apprentice, we own him. Jeff Epstein has

(08:22):
the receipts, the insurance policy. Donald Trump even ordered that
it be covered up after campaigning that he was gonna,
you know, make it all public. And so anyway, that's
the ritual humiliation right there. I'll just blow that up,
blow that image up for you guys. That's our title

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image today, Peace through Strength, apparently supposedly so that Donald Trump.
Can you imagine they've dropped thirteen the equivalent of thirteen
Hiroshima bombs on Gaza to try to kill everybody there.
And those are all US weapons, many of them supplied

(09:06):
by Donald Trump and nettin Yahoo, the genocidal fascist freak
and nominates Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. I mean,
talk about making a mockery of the award. I mean,
you couldn't make this up. These people are completely insane
and sadistic. I mean, this is a joke. This is

(09:30):
beyond a joke. This is the state of the world
right now, folks. That's the official Israeli Prime Minister's ex
account right there, right there, That's what he tweeted. Honestly,
there it is he deserved. Trump deserves the Nobel Peace Prize.

(09:52):
So he just started a couple of wars, already lied
about ending the Ukraine War. Now he's escalating. Once give
Tomahawk missiles to the to Zelenski, another little warmongering puppet.
How is that peace prize material? Honestly, like, this is

(10:13):
a joke, right it's a joke, should be a joke.
But the Maga crowd are clapping. They think, Yeah, that's
our guy, that's our team, that's our team. Yeah, really,
that's your guy. No dignity, no honor, just clicks, likes, reposts.

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Of course, all of this gets prime positioning, and Elon
Musk puts all this content in the fast lane on
X and my account and people like myself are heavily throttled.
That's how it works. So there we are. I mean,
what to say about these guys. So let's let's let's

(11:02):
talk about this this peace plan. Let's talk about this
peace plan. This so this so called peace plan that
these Charlatans are running here, these guys, this is not
a peace plan. It's not even a ceasefire. It's not
I'll show you what happened when when when they announced

(11:24):
the ceasefire. I'll show you what Israel did. This is
what Israel did. They didn't waste any time. The Palestinians
uh went out to celebrate the fact that there was
a ceasefire. And this is from Reuters. By the way,
Israel then has their tanks firing at the Palestinians while

(11:45):
they're celebrating the seasfire. I mean, honestly, this is.

Speaker 3 (12:06):
Yes.

Speaker 1 (12:09):
So the Israeli tanks firing on Palestinians that were out
celebrating the ceasefire, so I guess it wasn't a ceasefire
at least not for Israel.

Speaker 4 (12:17):
Look at that and.

Speaker 5 (12:25):
One of the.

Speaker 2 (12:29):
Honestly, it's it's it's a bad joke.

Speaker 1 (12:33):
So that that that's how seriously Israel took the ceasefire
immediately started. I mean, most people, you know, they they'd
want to cease fire, most people would sort of down tools.
But Israel is one of the only countries that between
the announcement that there's going to be a ceasefire and

(12:53):
whatever the official time frame is, they look at that
window is an opportunity to see how many people they
can kill during that window before it comes into effect.
I mean, these are really messed up, really sick and deranged,
the Israeli government, the society, the military. It's hard to

(13:15):
find words to describe this sort of level of inhumanity
of these people. It's quite extraordinary. Anyway, that was the ceasefire,
and then del Boy Kushner. I mean, imagine sending your
son in law in who basically is taking Money's running

(13:37):
this fake Abraham Accords gambit, taking money from the Gulf
Arabs at the same time prospecting the redevelopment of Gaza
after a genocide. I mean, is there any part of
this that isn't really disgusting? And I mean, this is sick.

(13:57):
And then Witkoff Steve wickcoff Off, dell boy, this guy,
this guy, during the last round of so called peace negotiations,
was then at a pro Israeli lobby gala black tie
dinner in New York promising to bring it home for

(14:19):
Israel to the donor class. And he's supposed to be
in charge of the so called negotiations, totally biased, literally
having speaking at a gala dinner for the lobby on
the eve of negotiations. This was a couple of months ago,

(14:41):
thinking July or whatever. I mean, It's like, this is
a bad joke. So Trump has no control over anything.
The lobby selects all of his cabinet members. They specifically
asked for Mark or Rubio specifically, and a number of

(15:05):
others Mike Waltz, et cetera, at least aphonic because they
knew they had they These people were bought and paid
for they owned them. It's and they're still running around
doing deals. They're still running around doing deals, So there's no,

(15:27):
there's no. I don't really think that Israel is going
to abide by the ceasefire, you know what. And as
I said previously on other programs, I still won't deny
the Palestinians a little bit of breathing room so they
can at least eat, so they can at least sleep
without having bombs. And these annoying Israeli drones going overhead

(15:50):
twenty four to seven looking for people to kill, so
at least at least Thelstin's get some respite. The children
can play without fear of having a five hundred pounds
bomb dropped on their tent, which is what these animals

(16:14):
have been doing with their f thirty fives for two
years now. Okay, And you think that language is harsh.
The Israelis called the Palestinians human animals. Joev Goalan, who's
indicted in the International Criminal Court for war crimes along
with Benjamin and Yahoo, called the Palestinians human animals and

(16:37):
they need to be wiped out, or, as Netanyahu says,
the Amelek kill every last man, woman, child, and kill
their livestock, quoting biblical scripture. I mean, it's disgusting these people,
but that's okay. But if if my cell for some

(17:00):
commentator describes the idef as animals, that's what, while they're
committing a genocide, while they're prosecuting a holocaust right in
front of our eyes, that's I guess could be could
be deemed as antisemitic. I mean, it's just totally crazy.
This is totally insane. So but the good news is, folks,

(17:24):
this framing, this insane gaslighting is not having an effect anymore.
People are sick of it. They're sick of it. They're
sick of being told that what they're seeing in front
of their eyes isn't happening, and that it's it's it's
all Hamas's fault. As Israel rains bombs down on children

(17:49):
and women in tents at night, refugees intents, they're bombing them,
and these people are telling us, the media is telling
us Trump the Trumpet meanministrations telling us that it's it's
the Palestinian's fault. They deserve it, they deserve to be killed.
You know. The latest academic study six hundred and eighty

(18:11):
thousand dead are missing, including excess deaths. Okay, excess deaths
six hundred and eighty thousand not counted. The gods of
Ministry of Health doesn't have the facilities. A lot of
their records have even been destroyed. They can't they don't

(18:32):
have the capability. The civil service, the civil rescue services
can't find all the bodies. Many of them are under rubble.
Excess deaths from starvation, dysentery, disease, injuries, heart attacks, lack

(18:52):
of medical care, everything like that excess debt. You remember
that term during COVID excess debt six hundred and eighty thousand.
The official number is seventy thousand, way more than that.
By now you've seen what the healthscape looks like. So anyway,

(19:13):
we'll leave it there for the moment. But so at best,
what you're looking at here is a strategic pause, a
strategic pause to give Israel time to rearm, to give
Israel time in the United States, time to rebuild the

(19:36):
so called Iron Dome, to prepare because they want to
attack Iran. And all indications are that the United States
and Israel are planning to restart the war against Iran
before Christmas, and Trump wants to get it done we're
told before Christmas. Actually he wants to get it done
before November or December, by the first week of December,

(20:02):
because apparently, you know, in Washington they have plans for Christmas.
Nobody wants to have to change their schedule over the holidays.
So that's where it's at. That is where it's at.
So I noticed we have hold on. We will have

(20:23):
a few guests that we're not going to connect any
guests until overtime. So if anybody is coming in the
green room, please drop off and we will reconnect you
during the overdrive segment. If you could, that would be great.
I see a few people coming in here a little
bit too early. Yes, So that's that story. We'll leave

(20:48):
it there. And the other reason is is because they
have a zero zero percent record. Will bring Zachary Foster
up on screen here, zach Foster, an end to the
industrial scale slaughter of Palestinians is welcome. But if history

(21:10):
is any guide, Israel will violate the deal like it
has every other deal. Israel's words and agreements and promises
are toxic nuclear waste, says Palestine. Palestine's scholar Zachary Foster
is one of the most one of the best sort
of scholars on this topic. Here's if you go to

(21:34):
Zachary's x feed, He's done some well, it's fantastic academic
research here he's a PhD doctor. Zachary Foster. A history
of ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas two thousand and
eight to present. Each deal followed a similar trajectory Hamas
mostly observes it Israel mostly did not praying. This time

(21:57):
is different, says zach Foster. This is deal number seven
in this round of deals, apparently agreed yesterday. So Israel
has a zero percent record for a biting by any
ceasefires zero percent. Obviously they've broken everyone very sad. But

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this is what the this is what they do, and
this is interesting. So wick Cough is under a lot
of heat. This guy del Boy is getting a lot
of heat. So he's the Wickcough family's threatening the New
York Times with a defamation lawsuit. The Witcoff family and
the wick Cough group. Oh, he's got his own group.
He's got his own property. Group threatened The New York

(22:43):
Times with a defamation lawsuit last Thursday over an article
that claimed that Katar had curried favor with the family.
They're all thick like thieves, these people. As we told you,
Jared Kushner has used the Abraham Accords, so called peace
agreement that was never agreed. We didn't even invite the Palestinians.

(23:06):
It was drafted in absentia. And all it is is
a big front for massive billions and billions in real
estate development in the region. That's all it is. And
Wikoff definitely wants a piece of that action. Kushner is
running point on it. It's just kind of disgusting the

(23:27):
whole thing. These people are shameless, absolutely shameless. But anyway,
that's so. Let's talk about the Nobel Peace Prize. So
Trump clearly didn't get it. Who won the Nobel Peace Prize.
Let's look at that. This is who won the Nobel
Peace Prize. Maria Corina Machado. Maria Corina Machado. They gave

(23:54):
her the Nobel Peace Prize for allegedly promoting democratic rights
in Venezuzl.

Speaker 2 (24:02):
This woman.

Speaker 1 (24:05):
Is probably the last person you should give the Nobel
Peace Prize. I will argue that this is the most
politicized Nobel award. I mean it was bad enough. They
gave it to Obama before he even what practically was
sworn in as president.

Speaker 2 (24:20):
He didn't do anything. They gave it to him.

Speaker 1 (24:22):
To encourage that he does peace, and what he do
ran seven wars during two terms, total tobacco. As a
small consolation, Obama negotiated the jcpoa around nuclear deal, which
we now know the CIA and US intelligence always planned
to scrap. That was a bait and switch or in

(24:45):
basketball terms, had a massive headfake. But this woman, she
helped orchestrate two failed coups under the first Trump administration
in Venezuela. She has done more in terms of fomenting

(25:10):
violence in Venezuela. She's calling for regime change. She's working
with the United States to illegally overthrow. I mean, it's
not very democratic, so that this is a hugely politicized selection.

(25:30):
This is basically pointing towards a regime change operation. So
the Nobel Prize is now captured by the CIA, and
will show you exactly how there's rumors that Maria Cortina
Machado is a CIA asset, and now we can see

(25:51):
she's also a darling of the World Economic Forum. Surprise, surprise,
So she's working with Marco Rubio and Donald Trump and
they're talking about a war in Venezuela, the United States
to invade or ramp up attacks against the so called regime.
And she's the one. She's the Uh, well, we'll show you.

(26:14):
She's being positioned to be the next US recognized president.
So you don't have to be elected, as Juan Guido proved,
you just you just sort of go to Washington and
then the White House declares you president of Venezuela. I mean, stupid,
that's kind of how they've been doing it. Meanwhile, Venezuela

(26:35):
has an actual president who the majority of the people
support and voted for, who's popular. His name is Nicholas
Maduro So but Machado. So this is the current Jan Guido.
His name is ed Mundo Gonzalez. The US recognizes him
as president elect even though he wasn't elected to anything.

(26:57):
And he has a point to Maria Cortina or Coriina
Machado as his executive vice president. So when he steps down,
she becomes the US recognized quote president. That's all. That's
a done deal. That's a done deal. See, she couldn't run.

(27:18):
The reason she couldn't run. She was running a grift.
She basically she accepted a position as Panama's diplomat on
behalf of the United States and the direction of the US.
She did a Sakashvili. Remember when Sakashvili was parachuted into

(27:43):
Odessa as a as a failed Georgian president by John
McCain to install him as the governor of Odessa in
preparation for the war that we all know eventually came.
He wasn't Ukrainian. Sakashvili wasn't Ukraini. He ended up getting
run out of the country by the Ukrainians. It was

(28:04):
so bad, so they tried to do a Sakashvili the
US by parachuting her into Panama, probably something to do
with the canal issue. And by doing that, she made
herself ineligible to run for office. It's tantamount to treason, actually,
but she made herself ineligible to run for office in Venezuela.

(28:26):
I mean, nobody talks about this in the US. They
just overlook all this. These people it's a joke. So
she supposedly gets the Nobel Prize for promoting democratic democracy.
It's beyond a joke.

Speaker 2 (28:42):
But anyway.

Speaker 1 (28:43):
So this is how the media are pumping her up.
You see, here's the rolling stone. We will prevail. Venezuel's
opposition leader is not giving up, you see. And there's
so many think tanks. Everybody's giving her the one Guido treatment.
They're grooming her to be the next face of democracy

(29:03):
by a US back civil war or a regime change,
invasion or war. Who knows. They want to see some
bloodshed in Venezuela. The US wants it. Trump wants it bad.
They want to see war in our hemisphere. So the
United States can flex its muscles and Marco Rubio can
puffish chest out. So is she a CIA asset? That's

(29:26):
the question. Is Maria Corina Machado a CIA asset? A
lot of people believe she is, and they've been saying
that since two thousand and five. She's been at it
for a while. And it looks like she's working for
Uncle Sam. And you're probably thinking, how could I say that?

(29:50):
How could I say she's working for Uncle Sam? Well,
I don't know. Let's just do some research, basic research. Oh,
this is an interesting article. Venezuela's Attorney general to CNN
this September twenty twenty four. The NGO SUMAT has no

(30:13):
electoral authority. What is this ngo Sumat? What do they do?
They're trying to run polls and trying to run elections
in Venezuela. They're muscling in this ngo. Let's look at
this for a moment. There it is Suemte or SUMAT.

(30:36):
So there's supposedly, you know, pro democracy and GOO controlling
polling and elections across a large portion of the Venezuelan
electoral system. Where do they get their funding from? Let's
take a look, ah, the National Endowment for Democracy, the

(30:57):
National Endowment for Democracy. It's a no own CIA front,
a regime change front. This is known. And who's the
founder of SUMAT? Who founded this ngo that's funded by
the CIA front, the National Endowment for Democracy? Who is there?

(31:19):
Who started this NGO? Where do they come from? Who's
behind them? Well, there's the founder. It's Maria Carina Machado,
the founder of the CIA front, CIA funded front, National
Endowment for Democracy fueling this so called democratic ngo. So

(31:43):
she's she's supporting the failed coups. She's fronting a National
Endowment and NED funded. NED is the CIA cut out
and they give her the Nobel Peace Prize. Wow, this
is good, This is good. You couldn't make this up.
It's so bad right now, this is so so transparent.

(32:08):
So obviously, what a con what a scam. I mean,
there's no end to what these people are capable of.
This is We're in a very very bad place right now.
I think you've got a very unstable US president who's
very weak, who's being run by all of these Charlatans

(32:33):
and hacks, many of them who the Israelis have installed
into the Trump cabinet, and he's digging himself holes everywhere,
and he wants to dig a new one. In South
America not going well, the economy is not going well.

(32:55):
The teriff wars are a failure. He's not going to
be able to balance the US deficit by punishing people
with tariffs. You just passed one one hundred percent tariff
on China. I mean, go ahead. You can't reverse you know,
globalization in a year or three or four or eight.

(33:23):
It's not going to happen. It was a fifty year process.
Fifty year process. You think Trump you can reverse all that.
And meanwhile, hyperinflation is definitely moving in America. They cannot
control the price of anything. And one of the big
people to blame for the inflation is Trump. In his

(33:45):
first term during COVID. During COVID, the Fed plopped something like,
I don't know, twenty trillion on the balance sheet. More
money was put on the balance sheet, more fake money
was printed during COVID. During Trump's first term, Well, Trump started,

(34:06):
Biden continued it. So actually Trump started the scam and
Biden took it and ran with it. In twenty twenty
or sorry, twenty twenty one, twenty two, that was the
Operation Warp Speed Lockdown scam that put But at the
moment it's twenty trillion and growing if you count the

(34:31):
funds that are still circulating, all the funny money, paying
people to stay home and not work, paying for this,
paying for that PPE, paying for the vaccines, paying the
hospitals for COVID care. All that costs money. That money
was printed out of thin air, and it's caused an

(34:51):
inflationary cycle the United States can't get out of. Thank you,
Donald Trump. When have you heard Donald Trump come to
the American people and say, look, I was duped during COVID.
I'm sorry that inflationary cycle. We're in I'm partly responsible
for that. You don't have people of integrity that would
ever admit such a gargantuan failures when quite quite quite

(35:15):
clearly that that was Trump, that was you. Donald, No,
it wasn't me. It was Biden's fault. It was Biden, Biden's.
It wouldn't have happened if I was president. It did happen,
and you were president. This Ukraine wards Biden's war. It's
not my fault. It's not my fault. It's Biden. Would

(35:37):
never have happened. No, No, it did happen. You escalated
the conflict in Ukraine. Donald, you sent javelins, beautiful javelins, beautiful.
Javili sent the booty. Obama was too weak to send
leith A Wade. I did it. Obama was sending blankets.
That means that you escalated arming the Ukrainians to NATO's stand.

(36:00):
It is they were attacking the Dombas to provoke Russia
to intervene. In February twenty twenty two, you started that. Donald,
You ramped up NATO activity in Ukraine, all of the
big drills. Yeah, that was you. And Syria. You occupied

(36:23):
Syria in your first term. Yeah, a new war, a
new occupation. No one wants to give Trump credit for that.
You kept on attacking Yemen in your first term and
then you started a new war with Yemen and start
a war they run. Now you're escalating. You want to
send tomahawks to you to Zelenski. And what do you

(36:47):
want to do in Gaza. Well, you don't want a
Palestinian state. You claim you want peace, but you want peace,
but not for the Palestinians. You want to basically bomb
I'm out of existence and drive them into the Sinai
Desert in Jordan and South Lebanon or wherever you can
push them. It's called ethnic cleansing. That's not peace. That's

(37:12):
a war crime. So what are you talking about? Tell
us something that you've done that's right and you can't
find it, can you doesn't exist? That's the problem. That's
the problem, folks. Sorry to point out the obvious, pretty incredible.

(37:36):
Just to remind people what this peace president has done. Here,
here's what us gear has done. Take a look at this,
just so you know, just a little you know, reminder. Well,

(37:57):
we'll first start with this. What it looks like. You see,
that's what twenty one billion in US arms since October seventh,
buys you completely depopulated, scorched earth, six hundred and eighty

(38:22):
thousand dead in missing, nothing left gone, thirteen herotia bombs,
the equivalent two hundred thousand tons of explosives dropped on Gaza.
American explosives. American explosives, American explosives. Again. Here's Zachary Foster

(38:51):
posted this, I mean, look at that, Look at the
horrific So that peace all they want peace? They want peace.

(39:11):
Trump wants peace. Now, Wick Cough and Kushner licking their
chops thinking they can build some Dubai high rises. There
are a few resorts on the beautiful Gaza beaches. Meanwhile,
the Palestinians go out to get fish to eat and
they're attacked by the Israeli navy. They were allowed to

(39:37):
go out and fish because the Global Simmoved flotilla tied
up the Israeli pirate forces long enough the Palestine's man
to get manage to get a couple of fishing boats out.
These were I won't even let them catch fish, and
it's just sadistic. It's really disgusting. There's one more, here's

(40:01):
another one. So now they went peace now they went peace. Really, honestly,

(40:38):
whoever's still in Maga that's supporting this, you're just insane
and deranged, immoral. You've you've lost the plot. You think
this is. This is okay, Oh, this is Hamas's fault.
Oh it's blame Hamas. No, No, you're gonna have to
own this one. You guys are going to own this

(40:59):
for forever in history and perpetuity. You're going to own this.
This is you, all of you, all of you guys
pretending this didn't happen. And oh, the Palestinians aren't starving,

(41:19):
telling us that this that these images are all staged,
This is Pallywood, It's all fake, it's not happening. Nobody
in Gaza is starving. That's what Ben Shapiro and everybody
else has been saying. Jordan Peterson is nowhere to be
found on this issue. He's probably cowering and he's locked
himself in a closet somewhere, and he's probably crying in

(41:42):
horror at what he said or didn't say. I mean,
he's just going completely a wall, probably sedated on prescription
medication or something. Yeah, they'll tell you this didn't happen.
The gads a humanitarian foundation that didn't happen. Oh, remember

(42:03):
the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, Remember that scam? Remember that scam. Well,
it turns out when this so called deal was signed,
they claimed that they were feeding the Palestinians. And here's
the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. This is what their base looks

(42:26):
like the day after. So their little concentration camp, they

(42:47):
just cut the concentration camps they built to give away
morsels of boxed food that had probably no nutritional value
at all, just to make it look like they were
doing something while they're shooting Palestinian queuing for food. They
just cut and run. They just cut and run. And
then there were six hundred trucks waiting at the border,

(43:08):
as they have been for two years, and finally Israel
after two years, let's the daily amount of trucks was
over four hundred a day normally supplying Gaza. They suspended
all that for the most part for two years to
try to starve the Palestinians and destroy them, kill them,

(43:29):
drive them into Egypt while they're being bombed. And they
set up this scam called the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. US
Intelligence and Masad exposed and yeah, so they didn't care
too much about feeding the Palestinians anymore. I guess they've

(43:51):
abandoned their concentration camps they set up for the Palestinians
what they call feeding points, feeding points. They the Israel
and the US bombed UNRA, the UN Relief and Works Agency,
demonize them, attack them, bomb them, claim they're a terrorist organization.
The UN agency killed hundreds of UN workers, by the

(44:15):
way Israel's killed and then set up this fake Gaza
Humanitarian Foundation with US mercenaries. Everybody in the GHF, the
Gaza Humanitarian Foundations it's called, every single person involved in
this needs to be indicted, every single especially at the

(44:37):
top end the business, the board level. It's a criminal outfit.
And all the mercenaries who served, except for Anthony Aguilera,
who's a whistleblower. Unless unless you guys blow the whistle,
all the merks who participated in this should all be
tried for war crimes and should all be locked up
and put away for life, all of them. It's disgusting

(45:00):
what they did. These people are the lowest of the
low They got paid for that, probably on like a
grand a day, like a grand a day, at least
maybe fifteen hundred a day. They got paid for that.
These people are the lowest of the low. This is

(45:22):
the call du sac, as they say in French, bottom
of the bag. They just cut and run. They just left,
left their concentration camps. So that's what that that's what
that's all about. Great bunch of professional humanitarians. What can

(45:45):
we say? So we'll see how long this one lasts.
Let's talk about this and more on the other side
and overdrive. Hopefully we've We've got a few people joining
us looking forward to it. I'm Patrick Kennings in your home.
This is episode five hundred and sixty four of the
Sunday Wires. Some crazy things going on in the world.
I honestly don't know what to say about half of

(46:07):
this stuff anymore. It's just gotten the level. It's gotten
to a level of insanity that's just hard to comprehend.
And watching the media try to play this off like
it's normal. Wow. Anyway, we'll be back in a few minutes.
In the meantime, enjoy the music of Well, we'll play

(46:31):
Joseph Arthur's seminole song which he wrote right after October seventh,
called Ceasefire. Now so far ahead of the curve, Joseph.
We'll see in a few minutes.

Speaker 4 (46:54):
Sees five, Seize five.

Speaker 6 (47:10):
Gods. How many children have to die?

Speaker 4 (47:24):
There are no signs when their mothers tried.

Speaker 7 (47:31):
In no real way.

Speaker 8 (47:33):
To justify.

Speaker 9 (47:37):
The dead.

Speaker 3 (47:38):
That comes from an evil sky seis five, Seize five,
Seize five.

Speaker 4 (48:00):
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a kill box. People can escape bens hos a lean

(48:23):
where can they go? A Gelli side something.

Speaker 10 (48:29):
It's been lethal.

Speaker 4 (48:30):
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somehow because you sid be the last time raising han.

Speaker 8 (49:05):
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Speaker 4 (49:08):
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last time raising had about the we? What's this say

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about do we? A? Digital limits said digital live cut
out the long along with the supply. The prod began.

(49:49):
The leads to the human a fellow humans in silence
that cry see see sees Gods without equality, there will

(50:27):
always be warm.

Speaker 8 (50:30):
We have our history to.

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Speaker 8 (50:43):
Or else man can.

Speaker 4 (50:46):
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(51:15):
not be the last time raising Hay.

Speaker 5 (51:22):
About the we.

Speaker 4 (51:24):
What's this say about the Wes?

Speaker 1 (51:34):
This like be the last.

Speaker 4 (51:37):
Raising han about me? What's this would say?

Speaker 11 (51:46):
We?

Speaker 1 (52:48):
Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome back to the Sunday Wire.
I'm Patrick kenningson, your host. We are streaming out live
on x on Rumble YouTube, Facebook, Live bit shoot as
well and on the audio streams after the program. Hopefully
you guys are catching us wherever you're catching us on
iTunes or any of the major platforms. Great to have

(53:09):
you with us. We see a lot of comments coming in.
We've had about five hundred comments on the streams. During
the opening monologue, we'll start showcase some of the better
comments from our listeners who generally know what's going on,
and I think they probably do here as well, so
we'll share some of that. We'll bring some of our
teammates on stage as well for discussions about these and

(53:33):
other issues, reactions, and then what yeah, we'll hopefully connect
a few. I'm going to bring a few on stage
right now. Right now, we're going to bring on hesher
host to the Boy of the Room here, who's also
guest hosting The Sunday Wire last couple of weeks. And
those programs were fantastic. But great to have you with us, hasher.

Speaker 10 (53:56):
Hey, great to be here. Patrick really appreciated the opening
Marge today put a lot of things into perspective, and
very glad.

Speaker 1 (54:04):
To be with you once again. Great to have you
as well. And I'll bring on Ruckus as well, host
of the Daily Ruckus here. I'm sure he's got some
visual surprises for us. He's been honing his skills. But
you guys, I don't know if you saw Jarra Mondarelli,
who you had a chance to speak to with Tag

(54:24):
Kiki while they're on the flotilla before they're apprehended a
couple of weeks ago on the Sunday Wire and I'll
bring I'll bring on stage here just to look at her. Well.
That was the interview there, which was a long form
interview went out Thursday Live. But we also had let
me see if we have the image here. I don't

(54:46):
know if you caught this. That was the image of
them as they came out of I think this was
in Barcelona. This might have been in Spain, so that
they just got off the chartered flight. They didn't give
them their passports until this moment, so they took their
passports when they you know, pirated their ships the Israelis.

(55:08):
They didn't see their passports till they landed in Spain,
which is a complete violation of the rights by Israel.
But that's part for the course. But there's there's Yara there.
You can see here on the on the lower right
hand side there, and its just complete What a moment
for them and just for the rest of the flotilla.

(55:30):
But they just did a tremendous job. I mean, props
to all these people for putting it on the line.
You got a little taste of what that was like
when you had that conversation with them via starlink as
they're approaching Israeli controlled waters and the drone attacks all
the rest of it.

Speaker 2 (55:49):
But your thoughts, you guys, on how shure your thoughts
on this?

Speaker 10 (55:53):
Well, first off, I'm just glad that almost everybody is
safe and accounted for. Last I heard, there was still
someone that was unaccounted for. Maybe there's an update on that.
And yeah, I was able to catch some of the
midweek wire and very very harrowing to hear the story

(56:14):
of everything that happened, and I don't know, just just
glad to see. You know, most of them have been
released at this point. As far as how they were treated,
that's another story.

Speaker 1 (56:25):
Yeah. Yeah, it's great to see everybody back. And she's
talking about another flotilla in the spring. They got weather issues.
Israel has weather issues with airstrikes during these months too,
so maybe this is one of the reasons why they
chose this for a so called ceasefire ruckus your thoughts

(56:45):
on the flotilla, Yarra's release and her interview on the Midweek.

Speaker 11 (56:54):
Sure, I know this may shock y'all, but I actually
caught the Midweek wire live. I try to do that
when I can. I also then immediately posted a second
copy of that up on Alternate Current Radios website, just
to make sure nobody missed it. So if you have
not seen that interview yet, I highly highly recommend that
you do. It was fantastic, very very good, well put together.

(57:17):
It wasn't overly emotional, it wasn't too serious, but it
was just all the right things.

Speaker 12 (57:23):
It was fact, it was truth.

Speaker 11 (57:25):
It was an on the ground eyewitness account of one
of the most talked about events of our lifetime and
a very important one. And a lot of these Flotella
members have been making the rounds making some excellent interview comments.
They're not just coming out saying.

Speaker 12 (57:42):
Like what you might expect.

Speaker 11 (57:43):
I mean, these people are incredibly brave, they're incredibly perseverance.
Some of them literally almost lost their lives during this incident.
So again, nothing but the highest amount of respect for them.
And yes, please check out the interview with a Are
And then he's been making the rounds as well, who

(58:04):
spoke to a couple of weeks ago. So and he's
he was on George Galloway's show just recently. That was
a great interview to you.

Speaker 1 (58:10):
Yeah, you know, we tried to get tag on today,
but he's too too many media opportunities this weekend. We'll
try to We'll try to get him during the week
And yeah, I mean, I got so much respect for
these guys that what they did is historic, and you know,
the timing of it, and you could make the argument

(58:34):
the mainstream media we're having to cover this. It created
such a multi splash in different countries that they were
forced to cover it. They're forced to cover the Israeli
drone attacks in international waters and then cover the fact
that some of the people were abused. And you know,
they nearly got got one or two ships through because

(58:56):
they and as Yara said, if they just had a
couple more, she said, with you know, maybe fifty five.
If they had fifty five boats, it would have been
enough to overwhelm the Israelis and a few would would
have got through. One nearly did get through. The Mi
Kino nearly got through nine nautical miles off shore, and

(59:17):
it was just heartbreaking to see the Palestinians waiting on
the beach for them, I mean, gut wrenching, but you know,
what a great effort. And then this, so they did
create some pressure to to you know, for the ceasefire.
Certainly they added to the the embarrassment for the Israelis

(59:40):
and the Americans on this as well as the Europeans.
So hats off to them. And they tied up the
Israeli navy long enough that some people got a chance
to fish.

Speaker 2 (59:49):
That's insane, So they did.

Speaker 1 (59:52):
They did get some food through indirectly by nature of
the fact they tied up the Israelis. I mean, how
sadistic of the israel allis to not allow Palestines to
fish the last two years sick.

Speaker 11 (01:00:06):
Well and they did that to themselves two pac because
there was a great amount of overkill in their response.
They sent way too many, like what twenty navy members
armed to the teeth for each one flotele member. I mean,
from what I can tell, I'm just guessing here, but
I mean, yeah, they could have left a few people behind,
so I'm glad they didn't because yes, some people got
some food in their belly, which is what's the whole

(01:00:26):
point of the mission to begin with.

Speaker 1 (01:00:28):
So that was cool. And yare said they threw the
aid overboard when they boarded the ships. I mean, so
it's diapers and baby formula floating in the med you know.
So it's the world's most moral army, we're told.

Speaker 10 (01:00:47):
Great, Yeah, with morals like these, I mean, jeez, who
needs enemies.

Speaker 1 (01:00:52):
So I know that, I know that they said we
don't want to be, you know, called heroes or whatever.
But I won't call them heroes. But what they did
is heroic, and I think hopefully there'll be more. They're
talking about one hundred boats on the next flotilla, So
when when when is that going to be We don't know,

(01:01:12):
but you know, it takes takes a while to put
it together. We'll see how long this current pause lasts.
But Israel's made it very clear they have no interest
in a recognizing any Palestinian state, and b they're not
going to allow Hamas or Palestins to have any way

(01:01:34):
of defending themselves. So they made it very clear. And
then they're small Trich and Ben Gevie, that psychopath that
what was trolling all the flotilla crew while they're in
the prison. That the psychopaths are basically saying they're gonna
they're going to push them into Egypt. Any surviving Palestinians,

(01:01:57):
They're going to make life hell for them and then
want to get rid of every last native Palestinian inhabitant.
And we're okay with that in the West largely apparently,
well not the people in the streets. Six hundred thousand
people came on the streets of London yesterday, largest Palestinian
demo ever. That's more than all the big anti war

(01:02:20):
ones in recent years. I mean, so yeah, anyway, that's
where that is.

Speaker 10 (01:02:26):
This has never happened before to my knowledge, right, I mean,
has there ever been like you know, I think back
to like the Warsaw ghettos or you know, places where
you know, ethnic cleansing had been happening. Like, I'm struggling
to come up with an example of a citizen group,
a multi national citizen group to include veterans and you know,

(01:02:50):
all kinds of people, you know, professors, intellectuals, you know,
everyday people that many boats, you know, or trucks or
any I've just I don't think I've ever heard of
a time when citizens, you know, not to sound all globalist,
but when global citizens banded together to try to bring

(01:03:11):
relief and aid anywhere like this before. I mean, this
really does seem unprecedented to me that that is even
something that's happening.

Speaker 1 (01:03:22):
I mean, not just citizens, just for humanity. Yeah, I
mean it's you know, the law of the sea is
the law of the sea. It's international waters. You're allowed
to sail and you're allowed to bring humanitarian aid to
a besieged area. Legally, that's protected under international law, as
are all those boats. And so they you know, they've

(01:03:46):
just basically steamrolled and ran rough shot over all that ruckus.
Any thoughts on that.

Speaker 11 (01:03:51):
Well, I guessing because the way League the Leaves works
is all those rules go straight out the window. If
we're discussing a prescribed terrorist group, just guessing that I
don't know.

Speaker 1 (01:04:02):
Good point, good points. That's one of the problems with
this is this proscription or whatever they say, Oh Hamas,
Americans like having to give this caveat what Hamas is
horrific and I don't support there's a terrible organization. Nobody
knows what Hamas actually is. And most Americans have no
freaking clue that Hamas was funded by the Israelis and

(01:04:27):
the Americans and also by the Qataris at the insistence
of Washington. Because Nettina, who's strategy was to defeat the
PLO and to undermine them, they needed to create a counterbalance,
so they created Hamas. They encouraged a religious based liberation movement,

(01:04:50):
and they said, we won't talk to the Palestines until
they have elections in Gaza. So they had elections in
two thousand and five or whatever, and they didn't spec
Hamas was going to win, and they won, and then
Israel turned around said we're not talking to them anymore,
and we're going to lock down Gaza and put it
under siege after the elections, and then they Israel wouldn't

(01:05:12):
let them have another election after that, so they were
using them. And what happened was it took it took
fifteen years for the Palestinian leadership in Gaza to flush
out all the Israeli moles. They had everybody on the payroll.

(01:05:33):
They took fifteen years to flush them out, fifteen years,
and unfortunately, it was bloody, it was brutal. So then
Hamas was no longer in the control of Israel and
here we are. So what did they do. They probably
created a cash's belly with October seventh. And my understanding

(01:05:59):
of the intel eligence I've seen is that Israel knew
about the plan October seventh plan, but it wasn't supposed
to happen that early. That they launched it ahead of schedule,
and this is what caught Israel off balance, and they
were really angry and pissed off and acted very irrationally
as a result, invoking the Hannibal directive and just lost

(01:06:21):
the plot. So they Israel had a staged sort of
plan or response. They wanted this to happen, this genocide
to happen, but the Palestinians operation that Israel knew was
going to come, happened early and it didn't happen in
the way they expected, and they wanted revenge for that

(01:06:46):
because they lost control. And that's my understanding of it,
maybe slightly different than what some people are putting out,
but yeah, there it is.

Speaker 10 (01:07:01):
And here we are two years later and we're still,
you know, trying to figure out what happened. Isn't that
the common thread with every huge event that happens. It's
like event happens for whatever reason, be it organic, be
it stage managed, be it allowed to happen, be it
a result of you know, crappy geopolitics, and then it's

(01:07:25):
over to the internet sleuths, you know what I mean.
It's like the narrative managers at this point are really
riding the wave of Internet sleuthing.

Speaker 1 (01:07:36):
You know.

Speaker 10 (01:07:36):
It's like they can throw everything out there now. It's
like all the conspiracy theories, everything, all the lies, all
the contradictions, and that's exactly what we saw the moment
it started to happen, the moment that the news started
to break, narrative management, and like, who screwed up the
biggest right off the bat, Well, it was the IDF.

(01:07:57):
It was Israel invoking the Hannibal direct, you know, for
whatever reason, just annihilating everything in sight with their Apache
helicopters and their tanks, to include their own people, and
then to come out with the absurd you know, stories
of beheaded babies and all this other stuff, just the
ultimate you know, emotional manipulation that they could possibly impose

(01:08:22):
upon the whole world as they started this operation, which
you can see the results of behind me. This place
behind me actually looks better than some of the places
we've seen in some of this footage, if you can
believe that there might be some usable materials here. But
we know they're gonna bulldoze it, right, we know they

(01:08:44):
want to. They're already going through and cleaning out the
rubble and all this stuff. It's it's it's an amazing
ethnic cleansing, just complete, you know, real time slash and
burn happening uh to the entire land, and it's just
it's crazy, you know, the narrative management, the gas lighting,

(01:09:06):
the conspiracy, candy dropping and all this that we see
across everything here. We are two years later, still trying
to figure out what happened on that day. So you know,
good luck to everybody trying to figure stuff out. This
is going to be our life moving forward, if we
don't fix this media and fix these stupid fucking politicians,
excuse me.

Speaker 2 (01:09:26):
I mean, what do you guys think of this?

Speaker 1 (01:09:28):
Look at this? This was the official Netnahu's ex account
puts this this out right the day of the Nobel
right before the Noebeld Price, basically saying Trump needs to
win the noeb Prize. I mean, you've got that. It's
like it's it's the humiliation. I mean, do Americans realize

(01:09:52):
the ritual humiliation that is at play here? And then
what about this guy? What about this guy? I mean,
look at look at this. Can you believe this? This
is this is when it was announced. That's that's Netanyahu
in his cabinet. That's him in his cabinet.

Speaker 2 (01:10:13):
YEP.

Speaker 1 (01:10:16):
Talk about bias, talk about conflicts of interest. Look at
these guys, A bunch of conor artists or in Yiddish shisters,
bring our resident to expert in Yiddish colloquial terms. Basil
Valentine's joining us right now, coming right at the right moment.

(01:10:36):
I mean, look at these guys, Basil, look at them.

Speaker 8 (01:10:40):
We shouldn't surprise anybody, you know, That's the thing. The
White House is very honest about the fact that it
supports Israel unreservedly, unconditionally. Uh, you know, the the Zionists
takeover of American government is no secret. It's just that
people have started noticing a bit a bit more because

(01:11:02):
we're in the midst of a genocide, and that's the
only thing that's different.

Speaker 2 (01:11:07):
Noticing noticing.

Speaker 8 (01:11:09):
You've got to be careful with your noticing.

Speaker 1 (01:11:12):
Be careful, Yeah, don't notice noticing.

Speaker 8 (01:11:14):
No, I mean, I just wanted to pick up Patrick
on something you said earlier in you're opening monologue about
you know, children in guards are being able to return
to what is a pile of rubble all over the place, left,
right and center. The place has just been reduced to rubble.
It's absolutely disgraceful. And Israel, of course are not letting

(01:11:37):
journalists in. Still, the whole framing of the thing is
utterly obscene in Western media, BBC saying that, you know,
Israel awaits the return of the hostages. You know, this
is the banner headline, you know, Nettaya who triumphant whatever.
No mention of the bactis a war criminal, no mention

(01:11:58):
of the thousands of Palestine hostages. In fact, they are
referred to euphemistically as either prisoners or detainees, even the
children and young adults held without charge off for months
on end, or people like doctor Hassan Abu Safia. I
think it is who's been tortured for the last what

(01:12:19):
year or something?

Speaker 6 (01:12:20):
You know.

Speaker 8 (01:12:22):
Anyway, the children are returning to what was their homes,
to the rubble that they are, I think you said,
and now able to play with toys. Not so fast.
They're finding that the demonic sadists have left booby trapped
toys and food cans. Yes, child goes to pick up

(01:12:45):
a toy, starts playing around with it, it explodes. It's
booby trapped, and the same applies to tins of food.
It's hard to imagine a greater depth of evil. But
remember and he said, smatism is the problem here in
the UK.

Speaker 1 (01:13:02):
Yes, yes, be careful about the anti Semitism. Yeah so here.

Speaker 2 (01:13:07):
So what do you think about I'm calling him the
del boy of diplomacy.

Speaker 1 (01:13:11):
I've coined it.

Speaker 8 (01:13:12):
Well, del boy is a sort of rather engaging, humorous character.
I don't think there's anything engaging or humorous about at all.

Speaker 1 (01:13:19):
You know, that's true.

Speaker 8 (01:13:20):
These people are scum.

Speaker 1 (01:13:23):
Well, what do you think if he's del Boy, does
that mean Kushner is Rodney. Yes, it's quite a good
it works, doesn't it.

Speaker 8 (01:13:32):
That's right? And Natanya, who would be Boisey? I don't.
I don't really like to, you know, humor or humanize
these people to this.

Speaker 2 (01:13:42):
Exc You're right, you're right, and I take your point.

Speaker 1 (01:13:45):
Sorry, I take your point that that's a little bit
of an insult to Del Boy, because there's nothing humor
or endearing about Steve Wickcoff. He's just at.

Speaker 8 (01:13:56):
You know, these people are mass murderers. You know, Del
Boy was a sort of entertaining comedy character. Are these
people completely different category?

Speaker 10 (01:14:06):
Yeah, if we're gonna if we're gonna put them in
movie metaphors, I might offer up hell Raiser, perhaps, Cinobytes,
you know, demons of pain and suffering.

Speaker 1 (01:14:15):
Perhaps that's right.

Speaker 11 (01:14:19):
Yeah, I'm kind of Mafia movie where like the character is, like,
nobody really likes somebody's in the mob just because of
like a family, you know, favor somebody down the load.
I always dad a favor. He saved my life one time,
so he's got to be in the club.

Speaker 1 (01:14:33):
You know.

Speaker 12 (01:14:33):
That's what Whitkar feels like to me.

Speaker 8 (01:14:36):
Well, I mean they are gangsters, you know, that's the point.
They are gangsters. They might wear suits and parade around
in a diplomatic context or something, but they're gangsters.

Speaker 2 (01:14:48):
You know.

Speaker 8 (01:14:48):
They've been threatening the ICC judges and their families. And
of course what about that threat made by Netta Yahu
on one of his trips to the White House, where
incidentally he and that piglic creature wife of his take
suitcases full of dirty laundry, yes, actual physically dirty clothes

(01:15:12):
for the White House staff to launder. I mean, it
sounds extraordinary.

Speaker 1 (01:15:15):
True, it's true, it's a report, it's been printed.

Speaker 8 (01:15:20):
But I think that that gold plated pager was a threat.
It's saying, look, we can reach you too, Donald. Here,
you are your your yours is gold plated. There you go, exactly.
But it's it's as much as to say, don't think
you're out of our reach. If we can put explosing

(01:15:42):
devices in the faces of Lebanese children, we can certainly
reach you, mister President, and we did with one of
your forebears, John F. Kennedy. You know. So, I mean
the gangster us, through and through, they achieve their ends
through violence, simple as that. Sometimes attempt bribery to start with.
If that doesn't work, moved to blackmail, and if that

(01:16:03):
doesn't work, ultra violence. It's you know, cats, a classic
gangster playbook.

Speaker 1 (01:16:08):
Look look at this basil. What are your thoughts on?
This was posted on Netnahu's official x account on Friday
before the Nobel Prize was read out. This AI generated
image it's I mean, what do we expect more decorum
from people in official positions? Or it's kind of ridiculous.

Speaker 8 (01:16:29):
I think the word is trutzpah, isn't it? But I
mean that that that you know, sadistic heading peace suits
through strength. No, what you actually mean is bombing innocent
civilians to smithereens. That isn't peace. It's ultra violence. You know.
That's what gets me. It's this satanic inversion of the

(01:16:51):
meaning of words.

Speaker 1 (01:16:55):
Yeah, it's just so gaudy and it's so low brown.

Speaker 8 (01:17:00):
It's that too. It's that too.

Speaker 1 (01:17:01):
Yeah, you know, Donald Trump, Elon Musk all, these guys
have proven something I hope the working class and middle
classes or chattering classes are working out, is that no
matter how much money you have, you cannot buy class.
And these people have no class at all. You're absolutely right,
you can't buy class.

Speaker 10 (01:17:22):
It's like troll politics. Sorry I mean to interrupt their path,
but it's like I've been watching the White House feed
this week, also particularly their ig account, which I think
probably just reposts some of the same stuff on their
X whatnot. But it's all it's like meme warfare. They're
straight up like using the White House social media feed

(01:17:45):
to do you know, meme games, basically political memes. It's crazy.
It's absolutely crazy. I mean talk about not having any class.
And don't get me wrong, I love meme warfare. Me
warfare is one of my games.

Speaker 5 (01:18:00):
I like it.

Speaker 10 (01:18:01):
But to see it coming from the administration while all
this clownish and and evil stuff is going on, like
clownish narratives and evil deeds and evil doings, globalism, technocracy, genocide,
war uh, those are the things that seem to be
being exported and happening internally almost in a sense. And

(01:18:26):
it's it's kind of frightening to see official, so many
official things being said over social media in ways that
you know, we already had an internet, White House, so
Donald Trump, we already had an Internet where we've me
and warfare has been here since you know, before you arrived.
Believe it or not, conservatives and independents were always better

(01:18:49):
at it than progressives and liberals. But we never we've
never seen an administration totally lean into the internet culture,
uh the way that the Trump administration has.

Speaker 6 (01:19:04):
Uh.

Speaker 10 (01:19:04):
We saw the left trying to do that during Biden
and it was just, you know, it fell flat, It
fell very flat.

Speaker 4 (01:19:12):
Uh.

Speaker 10 (01:19:13):
They were outclassed by people on X and Twitter and
you know, veterans of meme warfare. But now you look
at the White House feed in particular, and it's just
it's the jokes. We got jokes, folks, We got jokes
coming out of the coming out of the White House.
For you, it's it's really uh, but.

Speaker 1 (01:19:32):
The jokes on them hasher. Yeah, the joke because the
MEM's only work against when you're punching up. And and
the Trump administration, we they they got support because they
they they said they were going to punch up and
they wouldn't punch down once they get into power. And
what have they done when they get into power, they're
punching down. And now they're looking stupid, and Stephen Miller

(01:19:53):
and all these guys are looking like goofballs Steven Miller
is giving these sort of Hitler esque speeches at Charlie
Kirk's Guardy memorial service, and it's just like, we'll fight
you on the beaches. We'll fight you know, No, no, no,
enough of this. He's swearing, using profanity at the podium,
and he's supposed to be Trump's advisory. Nobody voted for

(01:20:16):
Stephen Miller is a complete depraved kook.

Speaker 8 (01:20:20):
No, that's right. Nobody voted for Steve whitcoor or Jared
Kushner either, you know. But it is this bizarre concoction,
this confluence of sort of show business comedy and uniquely
dark events that's really excruciating and very very jarring for
most people, ordinary people.

Speaker 6 (01:20:39):
You know.

Speaker 8 (01:20:40):
There's absolutely no dignity, no grace, no poise, no decorum,
no manners, no class, no culture, nothing, you know.

Speaker 1 (01:20:51):
No, no, none of that, none of that knows there's
they're not even they can't even articulate any of these
foreign policy theaters. And that's the kind of thing that
I'm surprised that I'm hoping that they got one right,
but they both they're basically er for five or oh
for four at the moment, and you're dealing with a

(01:21:12):
bunch of idiots, and.

Speaker 8 (01:21:14):
That's right, I mean love Forrov said, it's very difficult
to deal with an administration that don't know the difference
between Austria and Australia.

Speaker 2 (01:21:21):
They really don't. Donald Trump couldn't, He couldn't.

Speaker 8 (01:21:24):
He wouldn't be able to tell you.

Speaker 1 (01:21:26):
He couldn't find the dombas on a map unless it
was labeled. He probably work his way over there eventually,
but you know, he doesn't know anything.

Speaker 8 (01:21:37):
And he was asked in the week at a White
House over office. I mean, at least he does have
reporters in the over office, as opposed to Biden sort
of hid away and never spoke to anybody for months
on end because he was incapable. But nevertheless, what comes
out of his mouth. He was asked if he was
considering suspending Habeer's corpus. He said, I don't know who

(01:21:57):
that guy is.

Speaker 1 (01:22:00):
Say yeah, like, here's Posse Comitatus. Who's that I don't know,
I don't know him.

Speaker 12 (01:22:09):
Posse com it's a gang from Venezuela.

Speaker 1 (01:22:12):
Patrick, it's from Steph. Definitely sounds like they're from south
of the border. Comment Tatis, you know it must be
Mexico something. Maybe I had an argument with somebody on
X They said, oh, it's not a violation of posse
comma tatis if they're deployed in an emergency. Talk about

(01:22:33):
circular logic. That's the kind of debates I'm having with people,
And I'm like, what emergency. Well, they do fentanyl.

Speaker 10 (01:22:45):
Right right, ventanyl? Human trafficking crime Chicago.

Speaker 1 (01:22:49):
There's murders in Chicago. Really, when did that start happening?
Anything that new just start ticking over now.

Speaker 10 (01:23:00):
Yeah, back back in the eighties when they outlowed guns there,
maybe they out allowed people's ability to protect themselves. I
don't know. They crashed the economy, they the industrialized it.
I mean, we could go on and on.

Speaker 1 (01:23:10):
And then that Venezuela is a narco state. Are you
freaking kidding me? Venezuela. No, no, no, no, no, no no.
The biggest drug organizations drug trafficking organizations in our hemisphere
are the CIA and the DEA cartels. Couldn't do anything
without them, right anything, So don't And I'm talking from

(01:23:36):
just Gary Webb's work right up to the present day.
They've just gone more official. Now they have corporate companies
that have shell companies. But it's all done with absolute
winking and nod and the CIA is making tons of
cash off off this stuff as our ex agents, retired
DEA agents who are back into the game on some level.

(01:23:59):
This is this is a huge corporate network. It's at
half of it's legitimate. Now you know, it's not like
Johnny Depp and blow. They're like hiring Cessnas or Barry Seal.
They've gone legit. The other big transporter of drugs, folks,
Class A drugs is the military. Is the military. This

(01:24:23):
is another big trafficker on military transport. Those of you
who understand this issue know what I'm talking about. So
what's what the hell is? Trump is blowing up some
speedboats with with reaper drones and calling in air strikes
and then oh no, they're sending drugs to harm Americans?

(01:24:45):
Are you freaking kidding me? These people have lost their minds.
They're they're trying to build up the case for a
war against Venezuela because they've they've.

Speaker 8 (01:24:57):
Got the Nobel Laureates to help them. They she actually, well, yeah,
Israel to invade Venezuelana.

Speaker 1 (01:25:03):
I believe it all this one, that one, yeah, that one.
CIA Asset, Maria Corina Machado Cia Asset. Why do we
say that, Well, she founded a National Endowment for Democracy
funded NGO that's trying to take control of Venezuela's elections.

(01:25:24):
If it was Soros, everybody on the right would be screaming.
But it's Ned. Well, that's isn't that the thing that
Elon and Doge went to cut the FUNDA U S A,
I D and Ned and know? Well, yeah, Trump needs them,
needs them for this op and that's their g that's
their girl right there, right there. What do you have

(01:25:44):
to say about that? Maga anybody or Yahoo?

Speaker 2 (01:25:49):
Claus?

Speaker 8 (01:25:51):
So she dedicated the Nobel Price to Trump? You know,
it's just it's it's.

Speaker 4 (01:25:57):
Did she?

Speaker 8 (01:25:58):
Yes? Yeah, yeah, it's what a circus of horrors? Anyway
to describe it?

Speaker 2 (01:26:04):
You know, I didn't know that. That's that's worse.

Speaker 8 (01:26:07):
Actually, that's yeah. She immediately dedicated it.

Speaker 1 (01:26:10):
To him, dedicated it should have been to you, Donald,
that's right, should have been you. I don't deserve this award.
I don't deserve this award. It really should have gone
to the Donald. What are we going to do with
these people?

Speaker 10 (01:26:30):
I don't know, man, it seems like we've got, especially
in America, we've got you know, laws and you know,
a constitution and stuff like that that could be applied
to these sort of things. But this administration is probably
the apex example of why the swamp will never be drained,

(01:26:50):
why the NGOs will never be shut down, why the
globalism will continue, why the technocracy will continue, and why
the war will continue. I mean, if this isn't the
administration that shows us that I don't know which is.
I don't know which is? And are they not summarily
like drone bombing Venezuelan fentanyl boats? You know, summarily Is

(01:27:13):
that not already sort of you know, a little bit.

Speaker 2 (01:27:15):
Of an active war. How do we know they're fentomal boats?

Speaker 11 (01:27:18):
Yeah, we don't know this, how do I I was
just reading an article, I believe it was in the
NY Post speaking to a lady who insists one of
the people who was bombed off the planet in one
of those drone strikes was simply her husband, Dave Fisherman,
on a Fisherman boat.

Speaker 12 (01:27:34):
So there you go that you know, drugs obviously, well
it gave.

Speaker 1 (01:27:38):
Marco Rubio a little testosterone rush, maybe some endorphins rush.
You know who knows little Narco Narco Rubio.

Speaker 11 (01:27:47):
I'm not sure if it was you, Patrick, or it
might have been somebody like Ron Paul or in his
sphere mentioning the fact that statistically speaking, anytime that they
do seize these boats and then they go go for
the drugs, they're like, oh, I guess there was no drugs.
I mean, and the statistics are alarmingly high, and something
like one out of ten out of the boats that
are seized actually have drugs on them. And then when

(01:28:08):
you apply that to the fact we're not even seizing
the boats, we're just bombing them. You know, I guess
maybe by now there's a slight chance that at least
one of those boats had a small amount of potentially
you know, life killing substances on them, but we don't
know because again, it was bombed, so there's no evidence.

Speaker 1 (01:28:26):
Speaking of libertarians, Javier Milat in Elon Musk's Best Budy,
he by the way, he just held a rock concert
for himself where he was singing he just got a
bailout from the United States or commitment for something like
twenty billion or something. So like everyone was celebrating that

(01:28:48):
this was a great success when he was elected, and
I was always like skeptical, I said, but he hasn't
done anything yet, because that's what they did with Obama.
They celebrated because he got elected before he did any thing,
and of course it was a disaster. And then Mela
and Argentina. Really the economy is just perpetually on the
to the rim of the toilet bowl. And then he

(01:29:10):
comes in with all and Musk is backing him and
the chain saw it at sea pack and I thought
this is not going to end well. And then Mela
did a did a did his own mem coin and
then rugged it and a bunch of people lost money.
They had an investigation against him. I just was reminded
us because his comment down here by by Chanelle Trump
made five billion dollars on his stable coins, that is

(01:29:32):
all he cares about. I don't know how much Trump
made on the on the the Trump coin scam and
the Millennia coin. But no president should be allowed to
do that in any country while they're president. They just
it's just should not be allowed. And where were the
Democrats on this, Probably because they're probably on the on
the pump and dump. I don't know, but like it

(01:29:53):
it's so Melay a total failure. As we predicted, it
was a scam. His name is Funny. It's short for Milikowski.
There's another guy with the same last name, the Prime
Minister of Israel, ben Zion Melakowski aka Netta Yahu another

(01:30:14):
stage name.

Speaker 6 (01:30:16):
But.

Speaker 1 (01:30:17):
So Melee, Yeah, Musk one of Elon's best buddies. How
much did Elon make on the rug pull in Argentina?
I wonder zio Melee doje Asset stripping is basically it.

Speaker 11 (01:30:33):
In related news, did you guys see the world's worst
cryptocurrency crash happened like forty eight hours ago and there
are some wild speculations running around that Trump or friends
of Trump has something to do with it. New ahead
of time, there was a brand new wallet that was
created literally thirty minutes before his tariff tweet that sent
the stock markets barreling. But yeah, there's lots of people

(01:30:56):
saying that, Yeah, the insiders knew. They created the fresh
wallets within twenty four hours up to I mean trading
adding doubling down on their shorts up to like a
minute before the tweet was posted and everything wrecked and
the exchanges went down. Normal people completely washed out, lost
everything that they owned. They couldn't even get onto the
exchanges to trade, to buy to sell.

Speaker 2 (01:31:15):
But somebody make a lot of money in effected though,
it was all the other coins, right.

Speaker 11 (01:31:20):
No, Bitcoin took hit to Patrick, but not nearly as
bad as all the rest. It was Bitcoin and ether
and all of them. But Bitcoin and Ether of course
were the smaller, the smaller dips.

Speaker 2 (01:31:29):
What does that tell you?

Speaker 1 (01:31:30):
Right, Well, here Melai was put into office by oligarchs
like Eduardo el stain As always checked that early life section,
the early life section on Wikipedia. Yeah, the crypto scams everywhere,
they're all at it. I mean, I'm sure the Israelis
are deep in this these things as well, I'm sure.

Speaker 8 (01:31:56):
But yeah, what happened to bankman read? You know, is
he in jail? That's all going very quiet, isn't it.

Speaker 2 (01:32:04):
S Yeah, he did well.

Speaker 1 (01:32:06):
I mean he's doing interviews with people. I think, I
don't know what is he not in jail? He's his
life is I think he's in jail, but maybe he
did some prison interviews. When he gets out, that guy's
going to be minted. I mean he's just going to
be like, have one of those polyamorous cults somewhere and

(01:32:27):
maybe Paraguay or something. Maybe Basil. He could be his plan. Yeah,
maybe the Raelian movement or something like. He might start
his own you know, kind of counterculture island or something
like that. Maybe they need help with public relations. Pay

(01:32:48):
pay in crypto.

Speaker 10 (01:32:51):
Isn't it ironic that President Trump rags so much about
not taking a paychecks, Like, I don't need your paycheck.
I've got crypto shit coins.

Speaker 1 (01:33:00):
Yeah, I just tell you, I don't need your four
how much the presidential salary for it somewhere on there Trump,
So I don't need that I got. I just made
five billion on a rugby.

Speaker 10 (01:33:09):
Let's jump change watch me will hold my beer.

Speaker 1 (01:33:14):
Yeah, this is it here, look, pat rivers. Benjamin Benjamin
Milaikowski ben Nittai. He changed his name in America when
he was mi t to Nittai, then to Neta Yahoo.
So I think that net Yahoo was the name that
his father adopted, if I'm not mistaken. His dad was
a big wig in the foundation of Israel. Originally Milikowski

(01:33:38):
from Poland ben Zion Milikowski then or yeah, something like that. Yeah, anyway,
it doesn't sound very Middle Eastern Milikowski. That's just me.
Stunt doesn't sound that sephardic. It's definitely not miss Rahie.

(01:34:00):
What is it then? Don't know? Uh so, you guys
speaking of AI, did any of you see the Dennis
Prager vid lying on his back in the hospital out
of the coffin to say, Megan, Kelly and Charlie are

(01:34:22):
really pro Israel? This is so good, This is funny.
What's going on? I mean.

Speaker 2 (01:34:29):
Noticing going on?

Speaker 10 (01:34:30):
And yeah, a lot of noticing going on, and a
lot of.

Speaker 2 (01:34:33):
Thing is bubbling over the brim, yeah problem, and.

Speaker 10 (01:34:36):
A lot of it is being pumped into AI, you know,
created video vignettes. And this is going to be very
interesting moving forward. How is all all this stuff going
to pan out legally? You know, you've got people prompting
AI to make videos of beloved Star Wars characters and
things that are intellectual property, and politicians, you know, Oh

(01:34:59):
my gosh, what's going to happen? Oh wait, the politicians
are doing it too. You know, we already showed the
you know, the Nobel Prize AI, and on that same
White House feed you'll find a whole bunch of AI
generated videos and images that they put out in sort
of that same fashion. So it's like, you know, is
this going to be a giant rug pole, a giant
intellectual and creative rug pole that's going to happen eventually?

(01:35:22):
Hell yeah, probably probably. You know, a bunch of people
are gonna get sued, a bunch of new regulations and
rules are going to have to come in. The cost
of the AI apps that all are you know, largely
free to a lot of people right now will go up,
and you know, businesses will depend on them. So something
is building here, and we're in a very like sort

(01:35:44):
of Wild West phase of it with regard to the
AI stuff.

Speaker 1 (01:35:48):
Yeah, they're sampling people's voices and automatically creating YouTube videos.
There's there's another guy put out a video from LA
I forgot his name, but there's there's a proliferation some
of these gurus, spiritual gurus, some of whom have passed
away years ago, and they've sampled their voices and they're
putting out fake text scripts. And he said, that's not

(01:36:09):
that guy. You know, I read the lectures of that guy.
That's not that guy. He never said any of this stuff,
but they're using his image and it's all kind of false,
but just quickly Soro Lorca reposted the stream. I see
some people reposting the stream. Thank you so much, and
everybody please repost the stream. This is how we're going

(01:36:29):
to promulgate and then bypass the throddling that our friends
at YouTube are putting on us. So yeah, I'll highlight
those comments. Anybody reposting the stream, get get out there
and do that. And this is Obama was groundbreaking in
that he was the first potus with a first husband
quote unquote, we chuckle and we laugh. But look, let

(01:36:53):
me just say, like my position on this, there's a
lot of people that are talk about fake images that
they put out a whole range of fake Michelle Obama
images to make it look like a man. And you
can see the original clearly doesn't look anything like the
photoshop version. And then those go and then get built

(01:37:14):
into like graphic memos with multiple images and then those
promulgate on Telegram and stuff. Listen, from my point of view,
Michelle Obama is definitely a woman, okay, has all of
feminine attributes, and but there's also a lot of rumors

(01:37:35):
about Barack being a little bit let's just say, multifaceted
and the the fake rumors of Michelle being a man.
It covers up the real scandal and the real scandals
that Barack anyway, I'll just you know, I saw a

(01:37:57):
clip of Birds.

Speaker 8 (01:37:58):
They're doing a new podcast, and uh, they're all getting
very excited about that, and she was saying how difficult
it is for them to go out in public anywhere
because they're always the topic of conversation at the next table.
Everybody's so fascinating. Oh look it's Michel and Barack. You know,
my goodness, you know, well, it's fascinating. But what I

(01:38:18):
was going to say is her voice is that of
a woman, and it's it's difficult, you know, long term.

Speaker 2 (01:38:26):
Woman's a woman, a big woman.

Speaker 8 (01:38:28):
But the voice was definitely that of a woman, and
that's a hard one to cover up, you know, to mark,
that can't be changed with surgery or training very easily
at all.

Speaker 1 (01:38:39):
Definitely not. And also on top of that, there's okay,
Michael Jackson implications are IVF with the kids.

Speaker 8 (01:38:52):
Oh yeah, I mean that's I mean, you know, that's
a standard the way, Yeah, yeah, yeah. And the donor
was apparently good friend the star of the film version
of the much lauded musical Olivier Mark Lester. Oh yeah, no,

(01:39:13):
the Cherubik boy who held with the held the bowl
in front of Harry Seekerm and ask for more. Oliver
Twist Oliver shortened to Oliver for the musical Oliver Well
Mark Leicester is apparently it was. Apparently it's as good
as good as anything.

Speaker 1 (01:39:35):
I'm going to confirm that with my sources.

Speaker 11 (01:39:37):
I know that.

Speaker 1 (01:39:39):
Yeah, I can run with that. Yeah, we'll see. I'll
let you know. I'll get back to you on that.
I actually have a very close to the Michael Jackson camp.
Right confirm or deny or neither confirm nor deny, which
is more interesting. Yeah. So that's that's the thing on
the machine, you guys. Just and you know what's so funny.

(01:40:01):
Someone says, well, well, but Joan Rivers said, I'm like,
Joan Rivers, that's right, that's that's your credible authority. Joan Rivers.
What state was she in when she said that? Was
that between the tranquilizers and the booze and whatever. I mean,
she wasn't exactly stable, right, and her in her advanced years.

Speaker 10 (01:40:28):
Well, the ten the tinfoil hat theory is that you
really have to like latch on to some things that
you can't prove. Like, but the tinfox hat theory there
is that because she said that she was taken out
by her doctor, she was, you know, Michael Jackson something
like that, Like you have to go through all the
hamster wheels of.

Speaker 1 (01:40:47):
Its circular, circular, self promulgating thing. That's like when Alex
Jones would say every two weeks that that World War three,
sort of saying world War three is coming, so the
world was going to go into armageddon roughly every two
weeks or a month, and then he would say, well,

(01:41:08):
because we got the word out, that stopped.

Speaker 2 (01:41:11):
So so it's you're always going to be right at
the end of the day. And that's the circular sort.

Speaker 10 (01:41:18):
Of which is what David Ike eloquently stated about Alex recently.
And I don't remember what event, it was a couple
of weeks back, but David Ike kind of laid that
out that that sort of media personality, you know, heads
I win tails, you lose the style that Alex has.

Speaker 1 (01:41:39):
I mean, you can only sort of play that card
so much, and then if you just if you're constantly
playing it for like ten ten straight years, it becomes
a kind of self promulgating system, and your audience gets
hooked on that. You know, there's a dopamine rush, and
then there's the fear the dopamine, the fear, and then

(01:41:59):
the sort of dopamine rush when it doesn't happen, and
then another doping Rushian state didn't happen because we blew
the whistle.

Speaker 2 (01:42:07):
So it's it's a fantastic kind of system.

Speaker 10 (01:42:10):
It's brilliant marketing. It's it's narrative driven marketing. And if
you watch any of the like I was talking with
our friend Corey Drayton about this recently, shout out to
Wandering Wolf. But if you if you watch like a
modern documentary, you know, like there's all these you know,
three and four part series on the streaming services there

(01:42:31):
there's like this, there's like a sine wave of you know,
building tension and then releasing tension and then building tension.
Like that has to happen multiple times throughout the production
or people won't be interested in it. And I think
we're kind of being you know, just by intake and
and it's the same with you know, the most popular

(01:42:52):
podcasts that you see the highly you know, slickly produced ones.
There's a lot of planning that goes into those, and
there's a lot of forethought into that build of tension,
release of tension, build of tension, and you you drag
the viewer along with that, and they get emotionally involved
in you know, the more of those arcs they go

(01:43:14):
through in that sign way of the you know, the
more involved they are in the narrative, you know, and
never mind the context. Like, let's just in any context
that doesn't fit, there's there's a reason why it doesn't fit.
It's it's cult like almost, you know, it's it's it's
very echo chamber and cultish. But it's not necessarily by

(01:43:35):
design that way. It's that's how they make money at it.
That's how you have ten million people listening to you
every day.

Speaker 8 (01:43:42):
Yeah. Yeah, it's much like science thriller blockbuster, do you
know what I mean? Endless highs and lows, outbursts of
violence and a quieter period of reflection. And now after
you're building, then another sudden shock, you know, another burst

(01:44:05):
of extreme violence, and so it goes on and as
you say, people get people get hooked on it. They
like the adrenaline, you know, I used to tune into
Alex for the sort of for the thrill of it,
I suppose back in the day, the fact that it
was you know, you didn't know what was going to
happen next, and the drama, and of course his hilarious ranting.
I don't know if he still does that, but he

(01:44:27):
used to go on these He used to go on
these rants which were, you know, just more comic than
anything else.

Speaker 11 (01:44:35):
Yeah, well he does basil, except now he likes to
rant at people that no longer work for Info Wars.
Lots of drama in that space right now. As far
as Alex, y'all you want my opinion, I'm just going
to be like, at this stage, it's like the broken
clock is right twice a day.

Speaker 12 (01:44:50):
He's all over the place.

Speaker 11 (01:44:51):
I don't see any guidance or direction from that. For
I think he's pretty much lost relevance where it counts
because the game has changed. I mean, he said he
was part of the implementation of the foundation of this
new media that has now been completely you know, flipped
on his head ever since Elon and Trump and you
are the media thing, and that's where we're at right now.

Speaker 12 (01:45:11):
And you know, I keep bringing this up.

Speaker 11 (01:45:13):
But I think Alex was an integral part in bringing
certain people to that kind of thing, you know, and
then you had like the Tucker Carlson's and then to
a degree, Candace Owens and whatnot, all these you know,
the changing of the guard. And now who needs Alex
Jones anymore? Right, I think he's basically irrelevant and he's
just like doing everything he can to stay like, hey,
look at me, he's Donkey and Shrick.

Speaker 12 (01:45:33):
That's that's Alex Jones right now.

Speaker 1 (01:45:36):
That's true. Credit where credits do, and I do give
credit to Alex. Uh. He was I thought he was
a fantastic filmmaker. He made some very impactful, incredible viral films.
He was the first viral documentary filmmaker really, and he
educated a lot of people on things like false flags
and yeah, a lot of the stuff Uss liberty, all

(01:45:58):
of that was in Terror Storm, very effective films. Endgame
another great film. And I thought that to me, Alex
was at his peak then in terms of really using
his talent, and he had a great team, worked with
some great filmmakers as well. And then of course he
became more and more political after that, and more and

(01:46:18):
more partisan and then with hitching a ride on the
Trump train. I think it's a pragmatic move that people
make for business reasons and survival reasons. And you know,
if you're under pressure of cancelation or whatever, people are
suing you and whatnot, maybe you know you can get
some protection politically by aligning yourself with whoever's in power.

Speaker 2 (01:46:42):
That's always you know, an option. But now he's the
whole thing with with Charlie Kirk.

Speaker 1 (01:46:50):
It's it's like the radical left, the radical left, you know,
of course Israel's got nothing to do with it kind
of thing. And that reminds me this comment which I
highlighted here, Mega fascism at home, Mega abroad, Mega make
Israel great again? Yes, exact breads. So they maga maga inbreds.

(01:47:12):
I guess sort of. I think that's right. I think so,
I think that's what he meant. But yeah, I mean
it's just the level of used car salesman's ship, uh
is it's so mainstream politics is just it's so lowbrow
right now, it really is. I mean even the people

(01:47:34):
you wouldn't think we're going to drop down. I mean
it's like you have to drop down now you can't.
You can't operate at a high level intellectually, it's not
good for your career. That's kind of like where we're at.
We're heading down that spiral, aren't we that? What was it,
President Camacho?

Speaker 10 (01:47:53):
Yeah, someone made a comment earlier in the stream, and
I don't have the time stamp on it, so sorry,
I can't shout it out. Maybe you'll see it when
you scroll. But they, to paraphrase, said, these people in power,
they're not worried about intellectuals talking in long format. What
they're really concerned about is a comedian, a popular comedian

(01:48:17):
coming up with a quick quip or something like that,
you know, And Dave Smith's rise into the conversation the
geopolitical conversation Who to Thunk It Right? Is a perfect
example of that. But I thought that was an interesting comment,
you know, because because we put so much time into
the factual and the intellectual and you know, war gaming

(01:48:39):
and all that stuff here, and essentially I think what
that commenter said is correct, Like they could care less
how many tens of thousands of hours the four of
us spend, you know, informing ourselves on this stuff and
talking about it and talking to other people about it
and refining our worldview. They could care less, you know,

(01:49:01):
But Dave Smith come along and say something on Joe
Rogan that turns, you know, a large group of young,
budding conservatives and independents into people that will never trust
anything coming out of Israel or maybe even America. Again
that's a problem.

Speaker 2 (01:49:19):
Yeah, Dave Smith.

Speaker 1 (01:49:21):
You know again, it's like if you look at the spectrum,
So Joe Rogan ex mainstream comedian, Dave Smith mainstream comedian,
who else? John Stewart mainstream comedian, Steve Colbert mainstream comedian.
There's a whole bunch of other people. I mean, you

(01:49:41):
can't be in America. They'll only allow you to be
a political commentator and get massively platformed if you're a comedian.
If you're a serious analyst, forget it. You get throttled,
you get beaten down on YouTube. But if you're a comedian,
they have no problem forming those people because they know

(01:50:02):
that the certain number of people in the country whatever,
a certain number will resonate in listen, but many won't
take them seriously. You're not a serious threat, and you
know they're not doing deep dive investigations on other things.
So it's like, if they platform somebody who's a serious journalist,

(01:50:23):
that means that all of their work from the past
will get elevated as well, and that's a threat. But
if you're just someone who doesn't write anything down, you
just got hot takes on stuff, Yeah, you get all
day long, you're not a threat. Might you might alter
the conversation a little bit, And unfortunately we in terms
of the analytics, you know, and if you're on ad Impressions,

(01:50:47):
you have to do video now. So the sub stack
is a little bit of a little bit of an
oasis of intellectual material, written material, good good written analysis
on substack. But overall they've killed all the CPM ad
business and Google Ads has monopolized it and then shut

(01:51:10):
everybody out and destroyed all the alt media. That was
to kill web pages and websites and they did that,
and so they're forced to everyone on to video platforms.
The problem is nothing's written down. You can have hot
takes all day long, and yeah, it's great, but what
really does damage is investigative articles and work. I mean

(01:51:31):
that does damage. That's why I like the Gray Zone.
I totally love and support what they're doing because to
some other degree, we do that as well as the
UK column does some of that as well, and other
alt media outlets that do written work and investigations Gray

(01:51:51):
Zones fantastic work they've done. They've broken so many good stories.
I've lost count in the last two years. But it's
so necessary though, It's so needed, because that's what the
that's what threatens the establishment is the written word, because
it's there, etched in stone forever, and it can. It

(01:52:13):
can bring down programs, governments, expose corruption, expose Clendestine activity,
you know, really document hypocrisy and high crimes of state,
comedians popping off with hot takes at sea packs. I mean, yeah,
it sort of moves the dial a little bit, but

(01:52:35):
is it how much is it really threatening the power structure?

Speaker 2 (01:52:39):
Debatable? Debatable?

Speaker 10 (01:52:42):
Yeah, and how fresh is their content? You know, It's
like some of the things that are being said now
that people are like, oh my gosh, I can't believe
they said that are things you know that we're set
on this program and others like it, you know, a
decade ago, but you know, here we are. It's like
it's almost like.

Speaker 1 (01:52:59):
Two too late. The first thing I tweeted on March seventeenth,
the Day of Lockdowns twenty twenty. I said, this is
going to absolutely f up the economy. It's gonna put
us devalue the currency. We didn't vote for this. It's
going to be a disaster. That's the first thing I

(01:53:20):
tweeted out on March seventeenth, because that's the horror I
saw coming, Because that, to me, was a real structural
disaster coming there economically, because when you get the economic problems,
all the other problems come with it. So but apparently
that's just beside the anti VAX's positions and all the

(01:53:42):
rest of it, anti lockdown positions. But I don't know
how many times we have to like repeat this, but
it took Joe Rogan like a good year and a half.
I mean, he was testing guests for COVID before they
came in the studio. I mean, was he not? Oh

(01:54:03):
he was.

Speaker 10 (01:54:04):
He definitely was, like you know, and and Pat, you
and I talked about this offline, but not that long ago.
Woody Harrelson was on Joe Rogan's show, and Woody Harrelson
laid the law down on the scamdemic. It was glorious
to watch Joe sit there and have to you know,
absorb Woody talking, you know, and and wood He had

(01:54:26):
clearly watched episodes of Sunday Wire and or alex Ax
the end of COVID. I mean he knew the sources,
he knew you know, which doctors to reference, he knew
a lot of you know. It was it was great.
I really appreciated what he said on that show. And
whatever he's doing, I hope he's sharing it around with

(01:54:47):
his other you know, high high tutan friends in Hollywood
and stuff, because we don't need this to happen again,
and it's not going to go the same if they
try to do it again. There's so many people are
are red pilled on it now.

Speaker 2 (01:55:00):
Oh it's uh, I don't have to I have to
tell you.

Speaker 1 (01:55:04):
I flew into the US and uh I had to
fill out a contact tracing for him.

Speaker 10 (01:55:10):
Jeez. Well we still ruckus and I and Sport were
in the store recently. We still see people wearing masks
around in the grocery stores, just like, what do you
what are you doing? Weirdo?

Speaker 1 (01:55:19):
They wanted the phone numbers and addresses at every place
you're staying. Uh, and they said it was a CDC
UH CDC regulation. So this was with Jet Blue, but
I assume this is with I don't know if anybody
can do a search. If this all the airlines requiring
contact tracing information, and that's just started this last.

Speaker 10 (01:55:46):
Month, really okay for international flyers.

Speaker 1 (01:55:50):
Coming into the US.

Speaker 10 (01:55:51):
Okay?

Speaker 2 (01:55:52):
And US citizens, Well.

Speaker 11 (01:55:54):
That sounds like a pain point to me, being a
marketing guy, it sounds like it. That's a giant pain
in the butt to have to fill out those contact trades.
Wouldn't it be so much easier, sir, if you had
the digital ID, we could just get you in and
out of here in a jiffy. Wouldn't even be a problem. Patrick,
You don't have to say about it.

Speaker 1 (01:56:11):
The United States a CDC under the under under RFK
Junior I is he in charge of it? I'm told
UH requires airlines to collect contact information from passengers on
flights to the United States for contract contact tracing purposes
through The specific requirements can vary from subject to change.
Requirements include providing address and phone number of all the

(01:56:34):
places you're staying during your time in the US that
includes US citizens, UH and so forth, and then they
want your mobile number so that they can ping you,
probably on movement data right, So so Trump Trump, mister
warp speed. Does anybody know about this? As I mean,

(01:56:56):
I've I've mentioned it on shows, but Donald's you know,
Olf Freedom, Maha, make America Healthy again and get your
contact tracing data. Are they thinking about relaunching COVID? Because
if I was going to do the scam, I would
want to do it with a president with a good
track record of falling for it, So Trump would be

(01:57:17):
my guy. I love Big Pharma, beautiful pharmaceutical company, very
impressive companies, Maderna, Maderna and Albert Burlaugh from Pfizer. It's
a great company, great stock market evaluation. We've all got shares.
Is that going to happen again under Trump? I was
a soft touch. Let's admit it. Donald Trump is a

(01:57:39):
soft touch on this stuff. It doesn't take much. Fauci
had him was dragging Trump around. Trump was terrified of Fauci.
It wasn't until like a year in or something or
back towards the end that he was giving Fauci bad looks.

Speaker 8 (01:57:58):
Well, it's one that's very easy to set alarm among
the public on that topic, to accuse the president or
Prime minister of being irresponsible if they don't go for
maximum restrictions on liberty and sort of the most alarmist
response possible or imaginable that can be framed as being

(01:58:20):
reckless or irresponsible very easily. Speaking of the digital IDs.
Of course they're determined to ram it through here in Britain,
but they're going to find themselves driving up against a
brick wall. Three million people have signed the petition the
parliamentary position saying they won't have it, and the first

(01:58:41):
of what will probably be many large demonstrations is planned
for London next Saturday, October, the eighteenth mass demonstration and
march in central London against digital Ida, and it brings
together an extraordinary political coalition because on and you've got
reform and ultra reform people like Richard Tice. Then you've

(01:59:05):
got the Liberal Democrats in the middle, and you've got
the old left, the likes of Jeremy Corbyn at the
Worker's Party, your party, and I think the Green Party
all diametrically opposed to it. So the only groups that
you've got that are in favor of it are globalist

(01:59:27):
conservatives and authoritarian of course, labor MPs who are you know,
I mean, the starmeoids, you know the dalek brained. You know,
we will do whatever we are told to do. You

(01:59:48):
will do whatever you are told to do. And behind it,
of course is the whole Tony Blair, Larry Ellison axis.
Word on the street is that Blair's son Ewan Blair
as a startup, which is in line to get the contract.

Speaker 1 (02:00:03):
I don't know, it's true, not true.

Speaker 8 (02:00:05):
Yeah, that resurfaced again though this week, and that was denied,
and then it resurfaced again.

Speaker 1 (02:00:10):
But someone just reposted it. But now I looked into
that and he's not working on that. You and Blair
is signed in a different end. I think it's ed
tech if I'm not mistaken. But that's not to say
that it is anything shady with the Blair family. I'm
sure it is shady.

Speaker 8 (02:00:31):
I mean, if you wanted two politicians to push a policy,
that the two you would pick if you wanted the
whole thing to be as unpopular as possible. A Kirstarmer
and Tony Blair. They're both absolutely despised by huge swathes
of the British population and as a result, I mean

(02:00:54):
when you backed in that this is an awful policy
from start to finish. Initially it was supposed to stop
the boats, the illegal immigration.

Speaker 2 (02:01:02):
Across all the boats. Yeah, the boats up Basil.

Speaker 1 (02:01:11):
Seems to be a loss for words. What about the boats,
Basle you said to first you're talking about the boats,
and then that's it.

Speaker 8 (02:01:21):
You just you just froze, Okay, So yeah, but now
they're saying you're going to have to use it to
access public services, possibly to buy a pint of beer
in a pub, to go to the supermarket, or the
whole conspiracy theorist.

Speaker 1 (02:01:38):
I could just look at the comment right there, guys, yeah,
right there. Uh, they're saying her doctor pat rivers the
doctor said covid is mutated. Spoke with my doctor Friday.
She said, no flu, but covid. She's just had a
hospitalize the patient for what for the flu? And what
how do they know it's covid?

Speaker 10 (02:01:58):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (02:01:59):
The pcrus his back is that?

Speaker 8 (02:02:01):
What is that?

Speaker 1 (02:02:02):
Where we're heading? You're gonna do that one again? So
I miss, I'm gonna have to.

Speaker 10 (02:02:08):
I'm gonna have to bow out on on the next pandemic.

Speaker 1 (02:02:11):
I'm gonna have.

Speaker 10 (02:02:12):
Bow out on the next pandemic. I don't think I
can do this again. I'm I'm gonna go to a
beach and.

Speaker 1 (02:02:16):
I'm gonna for two years just not participate. Let's just
do in Africa.

Speaker 5 (02:02:22):
Hm.

Speaker 1 (02:02:23):
If not, if we have to, probably end up going
to Africa. The Africans have got this sust so well. Indeed, yes, indeed,
Woody Harlson is on the ball. What he what? He
is an absolute g absolute jeep one of the only
top geese in Hollywood. Probably yes, and gosh, I don't

(02:02:46):
know where to start.

Speaker 12 (02:02:47):
And Trump Trump just got a booster too, allegedly he.

Speaker 1 (02:02:51):
Got a booster. I mean, Trump's loves he loves injections, vaccines.
He said he's been taking statins for like thirty years
or something. And I'm like, I've had a explains a lot,
do a little reading on that. Donald talk to Mercola.
That's rfk's buddy, doctor mccola. He'll tell you about Stattin's
not good for the brain. You might have memory loss, dementia.

Speaker 10 (02:03:16):
Some say that it is a factor in the Alzheimer epidemic.

Speaker 1 (02:03:23):
Just saying yeah, and you know, eating McDonald's hot dogs
and pizza generally not good. I mean, yes, Donald doesn't
drink alcohol. He says he's never drank and so that's
always a good thing. It's good to know that the
politician isn't drunk or like. I won't mention any names,

(02:03:43):
but other politicians, including ones that ran against Donald.

Speaker 2 (02:03:48):
It's good to know.

Speaker 1 (02:03:49):
But you know, if you're eating McDonald's at the age
of seventy eight or whatever and woofing down pizza and
hot dogs, that's not good either. Could have some insulin
resistance issues. You know, not good, you, guys. I'm going
to say something controversial here. I think Donald Trump should

(02:04:11):
take up drinking. I think it would be good for him.
He needs a drink. He should get rat artist. He
is too high strung and he's completely he's off his head.

Speaker 2 (02:04:27):
He's sober, but he's off his head.

Speaker 1 (02:04:29):
He If anyone I would recommend take up drinking, I
would say, Donald Trump, take up drinking for our sake.

Speaker 2 (02:04:37):
Do it for the world. Do it for the world.
Is that a controversial position?

Speaker 1 (02:04:42):
Guys weighing in the comments, Please, if you think Donald
Trump should take up drinking, please.

Speaker 11 (02:04:48):
Be far more conftroversial. If you suggest that he got high, Patrick.

Speaker 10 (02:04:54):
I'll take that bullet. Donald Trump, you should smoke a joint.
Geez man.

Speaker 8 (02:04:59):
I was gonna say, yeah, definitely.

Speaker 1 (02:05:02):
You know, yeah, I'm saying to see what people are saying, No,
you should start smoking weed.

Speaker 10 (02:05:09):
There they come say that.

Speaker 1 (02:05:12):
Figures you guys would say that he's already got psychosis issues.
He doesn't e don't want to. Don't exacerbate that with weed.
Come on, guys, I'm talking about a double scotch, you know,
not knock back a couple of those like George W. Bush,
tranquilizers in scotch.

Speaker 10 (02:05:30):
There you can go.

Speaker 1 (02:05:31):
How you stay on your level if you're in the
Oval office, that's how you that's how you keep it even,
keep it on an even keel. Trump is addicted to money.
That's uh yeah, you got that right. I don't think.
I don't even think money anymore. He just he just

(02:05:52):
wants to be loved by the public. It's not working.
He doesn't know what to do. A joint in a scotch?
Is that what they said? A joint in a scotch?
There we go, that's the that's the She's meeting me halfway,
Little Willow meeting us halfway.

Speaker 10 (02:06:10):
I think that's I think that's a classy suggestion.

Speaker 1 (02:06:15):
Uh, here we go.

Speaker 2 (02:06:17):
We're being tagged in social media.

Speaker 1 (02:06:19):
This is I Unto says N ninety fives are good
for one thing, and wearing a mask for one hour
while I'm at the grocery store is not worse for
me than getting a cold and having to turn into bronchitis. Well,
you know, do you think do you think the N
ninety five is protecting you from getting a cold, Well,

(02:06:41):
it's not getting You need to study terrain theory. It's
terrain theory. Go go check out, Go check out alec
Zech and doctor Sam Bailey.

Speaker 10 (02:06:52):
Yeah, Redissolving Illusions. I actually put a comment in, and
I'm sorry, Pat some reason when I comment, I come
up as you since I'm in your system here today,
so the comments you see from twenty one wire or
mine this afternoon. But I did author a comment on that,
and the system told me that it wouldn't let my

(02:07:12):
comment through.

Speaker 2 (02:07:13):
So what yeah, yeah, which platform is that?

Speaker 10 (02:07:19):
I think it was YouTube that came back with the
kick back on my comment there.

Speaker 2 (02:07:24):
But I made a comment about what was it that
was so bad that you put Well, I made a.

Speaker 10 (02:07:28):
Comment about N ninety five masks and that you know,
you know, nine out of ten times, Like I'm not
trying to slam anybody whose doctors actually recommended that they
do that. If you have a good medical reason to
do that, and you're using N ninety five's properly, that's fine.
I'm not trying to clown on you. But for people
that just see on CNN or something that there's a

(02:07:49):
new variant, or your doctor tells you there's a new variant,
you need a PCR test like, and they don't talk
to you about proper use of N ninety five masks
and what their capabilities are as far as protecting the wearer.
You know, you're kind of potentially missing. Part of the
information that you know is because I see so many

(02:08:12):
people with these things hanging off their rear view mirrors,
pulling them out of their back pockets, hanging them below
their nose, on their chin, reusing the same one over
and over and over. I'm sorry, but if you sneeze
or blow your nose or drop anything on one of
those masks or stick it in your pocket, it's garbage.
It's no longer serving its intended purpose, and it's intended purpose,

(02:08:36):
generally speaking, is not to protect you from getting a virus.

Speaker 1 (02:08:41):
Well, we're not going to relitigate. At least we shouldn't,
but we shouldn't have to. We might have to. So
back to Trump, Back to Trump, he's a dry drunk.
They're the worst.

Speaker 2 (02:08:53):
Have you ever heard that term dry drunk before? You guys,
you know that term.

Speaker 10 (02:08:57):
Yeah, it's like someone that you to drink but doesn't
drink anymore and still have alcoholic tendencies in their personality.

Speaker 1 (02:09:05):
Yeah, and Bluff says, don't trust the people who don't drink.
I've heard a lot of alcoholics believe this and stand by.

Speaker 12 (02:09:13):
It, especially part of the story. I don't believe she
never tried it.

Speaker 2 (02:09:19):
Don't trust the people who don't drink.

Speaker 1 (02:09:24):
So yeah, I mean Trump wants to win the Nobel
Peace Prize for a PCR. Not quite do that. I
take credit for that. Actually. Yeah, m wear a mask
if you want, or wear a bag over your head,

(02:09:44):
says Julia m R.

Speaker 8 (02:09:47):
Just don't tell me.

Speaker 10 (02:09:48):
I have to wear one there that keeps it nice
and simple for everybody.

Speaker 8 (02:09:52):
I've got to go, gentlemen. Sorry, I've got to get
ready for tomorrow's show, which is me, you YouTube and
x as sending order on Unprecedented TV. Tomorrow. I'm joined
by doctor Rehihana Ali, who is one of the physicians
in the crosshairs of the Israel lobby because they don't

(02:10:14):
like her anti genocide tweets. So she's been dragged before
the General Medical Council and all sorts. She's a consultant
neurologist and she hasn't been able to practice in recent
months because of her wrong thing with respect to genocide.
She's joining me at one thirty. We'll be picking over
the latest in confected anti Semitism hysteria in the UK.

(02:10:40):
I saw a BBC report complaining that yesterday's six hundred
thousand strong March for Palestine people were saying free Palestine.
You know that it seems they want to try and
get rid of So another big fight on her hands
there as there is with digital ID, and I'll be
unpacking it all to borrow at one o'clock. Yanna joins

(02:11:03):
me at one thirty on x and on YouTube, look
for sending order with Basil Valentine Unprecedented.

Speaker 1 (02:11:13):
I want to do this stinger for that.

Speaker 8 (02:11:15):
Unfiltered, uncensored, unprecedented.

Speaker 2 (02:11:18):
Have they sorted out their logo yet?

Speaker 8 (02:11:20):
No, it still says USP, which ETSY stands for unprecedented.
Studio partners.

Speaker 1 (02:11:28):
Nice try that's I'll give you an a foot to
talk to.

Speaker 8 (02:11:31):
Let me don't pick about it if you don't like
it anyway, Great to see you all very soon.

Speaker 1 (02:11:37):
Yep, there he goes, Ladies and gentlemen. Definitely a crowd favorite.
Basil Valentine. Check him out at Unprecedented TV uh. He
is one of the best news Digest presenters out there.
Should have been with the BBC, but life took They
wouldn't broadcast what I've took a different turn at some point,
diverted off into a parallel reality, as one does.

Speaker 8 (02:12:01):
It's a news edit. I put together clips from social
media and comment on them for the first half hour,
and then I have a guest joined me for the
second half hour for a conversation.

Speaker 2 (02:12:11):
Oh look, your myers are coming out of the woodwork.

Speaker 8 (02:12:13):
Little Carol veteran, a veteran of the T n T days,
much missed.

Speaker 1 (02:12:21):
Thanks Basil, long lived the meister. There we are anonymous
public had to be an an en user, of course,
there you go, thanks everyone, Basle Wait wait look at
that yeah, yeah, yeah, thanks mister faulty tower. So Basil Faulty,

(02:12:43):
the BBC, Basil Broadcasting Corporation.

Speaker 8 (02:12:45):
There we go very good, that's the one.

Speaker 2 (02:12:47):
Yeah, I might borrow that logo.

Speaker 8 (02:12:50):
I'm setting up a separate channel. I might I might
well borrow.

Speaker 1 (02:12:54):
That good one do it sort of pastiche on the
BBC logo.

Speaker 8 (02:13:00):
Yeah, I think you might take that.

Speaker 1 (02:13:03):
We generate ideas on this program, you know what, it's
raining down with concepts and ideas. That's how smart and
just diligence.

Speaker 2 (02:13:16):
This is like a giant pallanteer.

Speaker 1 (02:13:18):
This this this show. It's just see that the Basle
Broadcasting Corporation Ian taff. Ian taff has always got nuggets
of gold coming and he literally just like when he
snores at night, there's nuggets of gold coming out of
his nose. That's how talented Ian Taff is. Thank you
Ian for that.

Speaker 10 (02:13:39):
He says, you're welcome to have it, vassal. So you're
you're you're clear to me?

Speaker 1 (02:13:42):
Is it? That's a game changer, a game changer. And
miss I missed t n T by Vasil.

Speaker 8 (02:13:48):
Yes, yeah, we missed the paychecks.

Speaker 1 (02:13:52):
The raining, the raining Basil rath Bone, Brian, look at that.
Oh here we go.

Speaker 8 (02:14:01):
He was a favorite.

Speaker 1 (02:14:03):
You're the goat there, all right, that's a that's a
hell of a compliment right there, Thank you, thank you.

Speaker 8 (02:14:10):
Right before I get overwhelmed and and in typically British fashion,
uncomfortable with compliments, I'm going to take my lead.

Speaker 1 (02:14:19):
Yeah, but this one takes the biscuit though here Basil.
Basil once tried to convince me that the Irish and
Indian shared a common flag.

Speaker 8 (02:14:29):
I don't think that was me.

Speaker 1 (02:14:32):
It could have been you.

Speaker 2 (02:14:34):
I don't remember that. Can you repeat the name of Basil?

Speaker 8 (02:14:38):
Show Basil, what was It's called Ascending Order and it
streamed out live on x If you find unprecedented TV,
and it streamed out live on YouTube. If you find
unprecedented TV on YouTube, there's over three hundred shows now
under that banner. Look for the USP signal symbol and

(02:14:58):
it's one o'clock the uk TI. I'm Monday to Thursday, Yes,
Monday to Thursday Friday.

Speaker 1 (02:15:06):
Great program, highly recommended, Highly recommended to community. Take another
great forward with every live chat, great discussion. You better
believe it. You better believe it. Take care of Basil,
all the best. There we go, there's mister Valentine. Gentlemen,
final thoughts before we wrap up this conclave of meeting

(02:15:32):
of the minds. Here at the Sunday Wire.

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for hanging out with us. Be sure and support if
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(02:15:57):
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me Patrick. Great to have you back running the setup today.
Looking great here, smooth show and again appreciate all the

(02:16:21):
commentary there and we'll see it for boiler room on Thursday.
We didn't do a boiler Room this week, so apologies
for that. I did a movie review stream instead on
Friday night over at the Digital Minefield channel on YouTube,
so you can check that out if you're into forty
year old horror movies like I Am. That's it man,

(02:16:42):
Thanks for having me once again.

Speaker 1 (02:16:44):
Thank you and thanks a fantastic job guest hosting the
Sunday Wire. Two great episodes those are up on our
if you miss those, up on our website, twenty first
Centurywire dot com in the future section Latest one Pin.
But scroll down you'll see the Sunday Wire section just below,
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(02:17:05):
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Speaker 2 (02:17:06):
Ruckus take us home.

Speaker 12 (02:17:09):
Yeah sure.

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If you're really having trouble finding stuff on twenty first
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Speaker 12 (02:17:31):
Can't find it. There's five pages with all this good stuff,
and it's going to take me out. We just go
to Alternate Current Radio dot com.

Speaker 11 (02:17:36):
You'll find it right on the top, front and center,
alongside boiler Room Daily Ruckus when I do them, but
I'm doing the roundabout Ruckus, which is predominantly me making
guest appearances on the weekly basis with Sam Cheney on
Weaponized News. Shout out to Weaponized News and Sam Chaney.
I do also make appearances on other shows, and when
I do, you will find them again at Alternate Current

(02:17:58):
Radio dot com under the moniker of round About Ruckus.
Because it's just fun and then it gives me an
excuse to make all my fun stuff. And this was
the one that I made for today in case you
guys missed it. Everybody's there debating like, oh, I are
people celebrating the end of the genocide, because that's a
weird thing to say.

Speaker 12 (02:18:14):
Let's celebrate.

Speaker 11 (02:18:15):
Yes, we're happy that the genocide has ended, but that's
not like a celebratory kind of thing, as if they're
going to have like an actual party or something like
to welcome these people home. And if they do, who's
going to be there to welcome them home?

Speaker 1 (02:18:27):
And to what this? This?

Speaker 11 (02:18:29):
This is like, this is a bittersweet victory here. Sure
they stop bombing everybody, Well, shit, they've already bombed everything.
There's nothing left to bomb. So they're like, yeah, why
don't we get everybody back in here and then hey,
you know, something could always go wrong and we could
just start bombing them again.

Speaker 12 (02:18:44):
Yeah, it'd be fun.

Speaker 11 (02:18:44):
They don't even have buildings to protect them. Anymore, they'll
just be intense. We saw how well that worked out recently,
so you know, I don't I don't get juries out
whether or not this is an actual peace deal, if
this was an actual ceasefire. I'm happy that the fire
has ceased for probably for the first time in.

Speaker 12 (02:19:01):
Two years, so that's good news. But how long is
it gonna last?

Speaker 1 (02:19:04):
Patrick?

Speaker 2 (02:19:04):
How long?

Speaker 1 (02:19:06):
Yeah, that's the thing. It's the genocide has paused. It's paused.
That's the way I look at it. And Peter, why
aren't you celebrating? I said, Well, if Israel's a zero
percent record for upholding their end of a ceasefire, I'm
probably gonna hold my celebrations. That's just me. That's the

(02:19:28):
kind of stupid to celebrate. But as I said, the
Palestinians deserve to celebrate, even having one night, two nights
a week, or a month, whatever they get in terms
of a break. I will not deny that their joy,
you know, for that, I absolutely But for us, we

(02:19:48):
have to remain vigilant. So that's just the way it is.
So yeah, celebration for the Palestinians and for us remain vigilant.
That's the that's the game. That's where we're at on this.
But thank you Ruckus. I'm impressed with your graphic animation skills.

(02:20:09):
You have to show me, show us how to do
some of those tricks, gentlemen. Thank you very much and
great discussion. Of course. Thank you to everybody in the comments.
I mean we got nearly a thousand or over a
thousand comments. I think I'm not sure on all the
different platforms, quite a few. So yeah, it was good.

(02:20:31):
And yeah, thank you Hesher for helping us on the
technical snapfoo. I see the Rumble comments coming through. That's
a good that's definitely a good look.

Speaker 10 (02:20:40):
I've lived that under the door at the last second there.
That was why we were a little bit late today everybody,
but we got Rumble going. It was worth it.

Speaker 1 (02:20:47):
We were about to put the kabash on Rumble and
hesher case, hold on, hold on, hold the presses, hold
the presses, and right in there. So that was great.
So yeah, thank you guys on Rumble. We've got you
coming in as well, and we'll try to to get
you guys in more involved than the next time. It's
just the tsunami of YouTube comments that just came piling in.

(02:21:08):
But I see the rumble has caught up. The Rumble
crowd is caught up there. So also we get some
Facebook commenters as well, a few Facebook commenters as well,
So yeah, we've got three different platforms, so we'll get
hopefully get some more integrated into this stream, and we're
going to feature and highlight as much of these excellent
comments as possible. Thank you, guys, thank you, thank you. Everybody.

(02:21:31):
Take care ruckus, take care hesher all the best, gentlemen.
It's been real and that's all we have time for today, folks.
We're going to wrap up this edition of The Sunday Wire,
episode five hundred and sixty four of this weekly omnibus
news and analysis TV and radio program. I'm Patrick Kenningson,

(02:21:52):
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a Nobel Peace Prize. I mean, you couldn't make this up,
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out the interview from the Midweek Wire, highly recommended. We

(02:22:15):
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over an hour, hour and a half all of the
details and again there she is upon her release along
with her crewmates from Spain. And it was a great story,

(02:22:37):
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Speaker 5 (02:26:21):
We don't need one.

Speaker 3 (02:26:22):
We need peace.

Speaker 5 (02:26:27):
We need to bind a relief from the ties, to
bind our minds from the constraints that rule our politics
has failed again. Cows In the hands dangerous man.

Speaker 10 (02:26:56):
With the fury and the.

Speaker 5 (02:26:58):
Range, and mine spent with fear, greed and hate. They're
dropping bombs again. They don't know that all lives are
heaven sent.

Speaker 9 (02:27:21):
It's time to stop the Jenner sight, Warmongeringian out times.

Speaker 5 (02:27:27):
Now it's the time.

Speaker 9 (02:27:32):
It's time for austvision lines, the world of world work,
peaceful shuten.

Speaker 5 (02:27:38):
Now is the time? Now is the time?

Speaker 8 (02:27:54):
How's the time? The time for change?

Speaker 9 (02:28:00):
Tell me?

Speaker 8 (02:28:00):
Tell me?

Speaker 9 (02:28:01):
Do you feel the same?

Speaker 4 (02:28:06):
Here?

Speaker 5 (02:28:06):
Stand in the name of love. All peoples of the
world has won revally sed it on the street. Is
that the more powerful than we believe. What they don't

(02:28:28):
want us to know is that the light of love
we shine. They can't control. The other day I spoke
to God, She said to me, share this message jan
A song.

Speaker 10 (02:28:52):
It's time to.

Speaker 9 (02:28:53):
Stop the Jana side, the warmongerie in our time is now?

Speaker 5 (02:28:59):
Now is the time.

Speaker 9 (02:29:03):
It's time for uster visial lines, a world, a world
wor peace wall shine.

Speaker 5 (02:29:09):
Now is the time. Now is the time. We don't

(02:29:48):
need woe, we need peace. We need to come together
in humanity. We can't change the world tonight when we
let love be our guiding life.

Speaker 8 (02:30:12):
It's time to stop.

Speaker 9 (02:30:13):
The jeers side the warmongering in our times.

Speaker 5 (02:30:17):
Now, now we's the time.

Speaker 9 (02:30:23):
It's time for us official lines the world, the world
where peace will shine.

Speaker 2 (02:30:28):
Now now is the time.

Speaker 9 (02:30:33):
It's time to heal dividing lines for the sake of
human kind. Now, now we is the time. It's time
for us to realize we're all wanting God's mind.

Speaker 1 (02:30:49):
Now, now we's the time.

Speaker 5 (02:30:53):
Now is the time. We don't need Woe, we need Bee.
We don't need wooe, we need Bee. We don't need whooe,
we need be.

Speaker 7 (02:31:31):
Jensia, it's never justifer. There ain't no reason because human bees.
I'm more than Jessica the Fambavari soul religion, because we

(02:31:55):
all have souls and the mission here on only God
most wives. You can't decide that death because you weren't
here for empa or their first life for crime. Don't

(02:32:19):
let the children die.

Speaker 8 (02:32:22):
Don't let the children die.

Speaker 7 (02:32:25):
Six a m Brother, we know it's wrong.

Speaker 5 (02:32:34):
When you've seen that.

Speaker 4 (02:32:35):
Five us cried.

Speaker 5 (02:32:38):
With them.

Speaker 7 (02:32:38):
Mother should decide. It's never justified.

Speaker 4 (02:32:49):
There is no reason.

Speaker 5 (02:32:54):
Because human being.

Speaker 7 (02:32:58):
More than just a coy defind by ry so really
shin cause we all have souls and the mission inner.

Speaker 2 (02:33:13):
Only God knows why.

Speaker 12 (02:33:18):
You can't decide the day cause you want.

Speaker 7 (02:33:22):
The infamp on that first laugh, a cry you don't
let the childers shot.

Speaker 4 (02:33:33):
Don't let that Schilars' brother. We know it's from when cry.

Speaker 10 (02:33:49):
The name of the.

Speaker 4 (02:33:54):
Don't let the schitar newshy.

Speaker 6 (02:33:56):
Don't let that children good.

Speaker 4 (02:34:05):
We know a frosty.

Speaker 9 (02:34:12):
With the mother

Speaker 1 (02:34:54):
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