Israelis

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... uh, years ago, that the Israelis destroyed.

I think it was 20 years ago.

Okay.

... that would've made plutonium.

Okay.

And, uh, the Israelis wanted to destroy it.

I write in the book, President George W. Bush said, "Well, you know what? Let's go to the UN." And the Israeli prime minister at the time said, "No, we're not going to the UN."

Uh, but I think what this whole incident shows to everyone is that it doesn't even matter how tame your comments are.

Even if you're not being critical of the Israelis and you're just focusing on the humanity of the Palestinian people, simply saying, "Free Palestine," will make the, you know, unhinged Zionists come after you as if you're some sort of a Jew hater o- or anti-Semite.

So you can't...

They don't even give you an inch.

True

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there is significant majority negative opinion of Israel, and that should be of great concern to, to all Israelis and to Jews around the world, frankly.

Um, but I don't think this Israeli government cares.

Uh, Trump's got five fingers, but she's got six there.

So, uh, again, when we have AI, you gotta ask yourself, because of the ability to manipulate information, and the Israelis, of course, who else would do it, right? The Israelis create a company that can modify video in real time, add people in, take people out, change it in real time, and of course, to do it with recorded video.

But when you have that kind of capability, when people have the capability of doing deep fakes, and they look very impressive, very realistic, why don't they require that the AI companies put in some kind of a watermark? Wouldn't you think that would be a solution to that? Yeah, you can usually find some kind of a, uh, anomaly in the picture if it's AI-generated.

However, uh, that's going to eventually go away.

No, it was seventy-three years ago that we overthrew their government and we put in a rabid dictator who tortured his own people, uh, trained by the CIA and Mossad to do so.

The forty-seven years is, uh, after the pushback that was created because of that coup, that CIA coup that was done there.

And, um, yeah, that has been ever s- for forty-seven years, you've had, uh, Israelis, especially Benjamin Netanyahu out there saying, "Oh, we've got to destroy Iran," and so forth.

So that, that's what's been going on for forty-seven years, that rhetoric, those lies.

Talking about humanitarian issues so often for officials becomes a way to obfuscate responsibility.

I don't need that film to tell me that the Israelis are doing war crimes.

We have, as Palestinian victims, we are telling the world, we have been telling the world about what's going on.

Next time they will come to you, why did you accept an interview with Ahmadinejad? I sat on Palestine deep dive.

I did.

Celebratingly, because, you know, you're not British, you're not American, you're Pakistani.

And the Israelis allowed you to go to Gaza.

Tell me about that experience.

Before the Mossad, the Ayana lived in the bush in relatively autonomous bands, unwilling to accept an overall command structure.

Well, after the Israelis arrived, the guerrilla insurgency became increasingly effective.

The man who pulled those scattered bands into one army is this guy, Joseph Lagoon.

Born in 1931 in Eastern Equatoria, he trained at the military college in Obdoman and was commissioned as an officer in the Sudanese army.

The CIA is sitting somewhere going down a list of everything that could wreck this peace deal and they are saying that the rebels are fragmented, the army might revolt, the pro-Egyptian faction in Khartoum might even object because An autonomous black southern region would quote, further dilute Sudan's Arab identity.

And then they get to the next item on the list.

Quote, another possible impediment is the still unknown attitude of the Israelis, whose arms deliveries and training in recent years have substantially strengthened the rebel forces.

So according to the CIA, Israel wasn't at the table.

It's so much easier to reflect back them to them with hate.

So just to apply this, interestingly enough, in our world today, there's many, many anti-Jewish people, anti-Israeli people, and you shower them with love sometimes, and they don't reflect back.

But you should know...

And it's possible that over time, not all these people, but some of these people will wear it down and eventually will.

I mean, you know, La Derecha Diario had an outlet in Israel, and we see Brad Parscale being a registered foreign agent, right?

According to Honduras, it was Israelis who funded Juan Orlando Hernandez's pardon in front of Trump.

Yeah.

This is part and parcel of these kind of ops to create this kind of astroturf march to, you know, cast aspersions.

[laughs] Me too.

Then he said, "I was also involved in direct talks with promoters along with activists on both sides to try to find a mutual resolution for all, but the venues' and promoters' decision was final." I think that's so funny that Ed Sheeran is trying to bring together the Israelis and Palestinians, which has proven to be quite impossible over the last few decades.

But if anyone could do it, surely it was Ed Sheeran.

Sarcasm.

us.

The Israelis let the Palestinians live there where they're at now.

Now they want to take over Israel.

And nobody knows the history.