Professor Jiang: "This Will Trigger a Global Collapse"

0:00So, how do you predict that this this

0:03Iran war is going to play out? How much

0:04longer do you think it's going to last?

0:06And what are going to be the downstream

0:08effects of it?

0:11>> This war is almost unstoppable at this

0:15point.

0:17Because what's happened is

0:20um both sides have become

0:22eschatological.

0:24So, um the United States

0:27has become more extreme. So, Trump is

0:29surrounding himself with people who are

0:30going to reinforce his religious zeal.

0:34People like Nanny Harp and Peter Hexeth.

0:36>> Mhm.

0:37>> Okay?

0:38Um and this really is have gone all in

0:41in this eschatology as well.

0:44But the Iranians have changed as well.

0:46So, at the

0:47at the onset of this war, um the

0:49Iranians were led by a very pragmatic

0:53leadership.

0:53>> Yes.

0:54>> But the Americans have come have killed

0:56them all.

0:57>> Right.

0:57>> And they killed Soleimani and they

0:59literally did nothing.

1:00>> Yeah. Yeah.

1:01>> no reaction.

1:02>> That's right. So, a lot of the pragmatic

1:06leadership, the wise moderates have been

1:09eliminated. And who's rising in the

1:12ranks in the IRGC? The um Iranian

1:15Revolutionary Guard Guard Corps are

1:18these radicals who are eschatological.

1:21They're young,

1:22>> Mhm.

1:22>> they're uh angry, and they want

1:25vengeance for what what they what the

1:27United States is doing to uh

1:30to Iran. And they're eschatological

1:32because they believe that this is

1:34this is the end of the world. This is um

1:37the war to end all wars. And when this

1:40happens, then then their uh Messiah,

1:43called the 12th

1:44um Imam, the Mahdi,

1:47will come to lead them.

1:49>> [snorts]

1:50>> Okay? So, this has become a religious

1:51war

1:52on both sides.

1:53>> Mhm.

1:54>> And it's almost intentional because

1:56remember

1:58um the United States had an MOU with

2:01Iran.

2:02>> Yes.

2:02>> And the United States kept on reneging

2:05on the MOU, which embarrassed the

2:08the um

2:10the moderates in Iran.

2:12>> Yeah.

2:12>> Right? It basically delegitimizes them.

2:15And now the

2:17um zealots are in control.

2:19So, what Iran has said is we now refuse

2:23to negotiate with Americans. And also,

2:25from now on, we will go on the

2:27offensive. We will no longer retaliate

2:29against

2:30um bombing. We will now

2:33initiate attacks.

2:35>> So, as of today

2:38what is the date today? August 19th.

2:39There's no negotiating. There's no

2:41They're not trying to negotiate at all.

2:43>> It's done. The Iranians no longer want

2:45to negotiate. And there's even

2:46discussion that the Iranians will attack

2:49as far as Europe. Because they believe

2:52that a lot of weaponry is coming from

2:54Europe. So, if this were to happen what

2:57what would what's going to happen is the

2:59Ukraine war

3:01and the Iran war would merge together to

3:03engulf the entire world.

3:08>> How the hell would they merge together?

3:11>> So

3:12um Iran it uh it is being embargoed by

3:16the United States right now.

3:18And there are two countries that support

3:20Iran.

3:21>> Mhm.

3:21>> Right? You have China, you have Russia.

3:23>> Yes.

3:23>> Iran China supports Iran through the um

3:26through railways, through through

3:27Central Asia.

3:28Russia supports Iran through the Caspian

3:30Sea. Right? Can we draw on maps Steve?

3:32It's really important we we we see the

3:33map, okay? So so we're we're we'll just

3:35see a map of Central Asia in the Middle

3:37East. And I'll show you how the the the

3:39wars will link up.

3:41>> Is Zelenskyy going to try to supply the

3:44United States with drones and

3:47>> No. What No, it's much worse than that,

3:49okay? So so so you see

3:51um Ukraine, right? You see Ukraine and

3:54you see Iran.

3:55Okay?

3:56>> Uh yes, I see Ukraine and I see Iran.

3:58>> okay. Punch in a little bit, Steve. Just

4:00a little bit. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay.

4:02All right. So right now there are two

4:03there are two wars. The one the war in

4:05Ukraine, you see Ukraine, and the war in

4:08Iran.

4:08>> Right.

4:09>> Now Russia supplies uh

4:12Iran through the Caspian Sea, right? You

4:14You see that big lake in the middle,

4:15okay?

4:16>> Yep.

4:17>> What happened a couple weeks ago was the

4:19Ukrainians launched a drone strike

4:21against Iranian cargo ship killing one

4:24person in the Caspian Sea. You see how

4:27far Ukraine is from the Caspian Sea,

4:28right?

4:29>> Yes.

4:30>> Zelensky

4:32um admitted it was the Ukrainians who

4:35did this and he said though and he said

4:37it was justified because the Iranians

4:40are supplying the Russians in the war.

4:42Okay? But people suspect that it's

4:44because Zelensky is trying to get

4:46American

4:48>> Support.

4:48>> financing and support for the war in

4:50Ukraine and that's why he's trying to

4:52merge these two wars.

4:54Right? So So as this war continues,

4:58what's going to happen is the United

5:00States will try to cut off Russia's

5:02supplies to Tehran and that means the

5:04war in the Caspian, which could involve

5:08Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan. And if

5:10these three involved, then all then then

5:13then like basically you have the merging

5:15of these two two fronts, the Ukraine and

5:17the Iranian

5:18uh fronts.

5:20>> Sure.

5:20>> Also, what's been happening is Iran's

5:23proxies have been brought into the war,

5:25okay? So at the onset of the war, it was

5:27Israel and United States versus Iran.

5:30Now there are more there have been more

5:32fronts open up, okay? So you have

5:33Hezbollah in Lebanon.

5:35>> Mhm.

5:35>> Israel is attacking uh Hezbollah in

5:38Lebanon.

5:38>> Right.

5:39>> There's talk of Syria attacking

5:41Hezbollah from the north, okay? That's

5:43one front. Another front is if you go

5:45down uh to Yemen, okay? There's

5:48something called uh the Bab el-Mandab

5:51strait, okay?

5:53Uh

5:53you see you see this, right? Okay? This

5:55is where the Houthis are. The Houthis

5:57are also a proxy of the Iranians, and

5:59they have been brought into the war. And

6:01what And what is important is the

6:03Houthis live in mountains, right? It is

6:05impossible to attack mountains. They

6:07tried during Operation Prosperity

6:09Guardian, it did not work, okay?

6:11The Houthis are within striking range of

6:14the entire Southern Arabian

6:17energy infrastructure, and they've been

6:19attacking

6:20Aramco oil fields with their drones.

6:22Because at the end of the day, the

6:24entire Middle East is just one giant oil

6:27field that you can blow up with

6:28ballistic missiles or drone strikes,

6:30okay? So, you can see how this war is

6:33expanding very rapidly throughout the

6:34world.

6:35>> Mhm.

6:36>> Okay. Something else that um

6:39um is happening is on the economic

6:41front,

6:43Japan is under a lot of pressure.

6:45And the reason why is Japan

6:49uh provides a lot of liquidity to the

6:51world. It's something called the

6:52Japanese yen carry trade, okay? And And

6:55this This is a very common concept, but

6:56but I'll try my best to explain to you

6:57in very simple terms.

6:59Basically, the idea is this. For the

7:01past 30 years, Japan has been suffering

7:03from deflation. So, the government is

7:06like, "Why don't we just lend money at

7:08zero interest to Japanese banks and

7:10corporations in order to

7:12um refinance the Japanese economy,

7:13right?"

7:14>> But, if you're getting money at 0%,

7:17you're like, "Why don't we just take

7:18this money and then

7:19buy US Treasuries, which gives you 5% a

7:21year?"

7:22>> Right.

7:23>> It's called the yen carry trade.

7:24>> Wow.

7:25>> So, it's like free money, right? So,

7:26what's happening is Japan is literally

7:28financing the entire world with the yen

7:31carry trade.

7:32But, with this war in the Middle East,

7:35Japan is losing most of its oil supply,

7:38which is putting strain on the Japanese

7:40yen. So, that's why these past few

7:41months the Japanese yen has been sinking

7:43because investors believe the Japanese

7:45economy is heading towards collapse.

7:47In order to shore the yen

7:49>> Where do they Where do they buy their

7:50oil from?

7:51>> Uh from the Middle East.

7:52>> From what specifically where though?

7:54>> Uh Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait.

7:57>> All of them. Okay.

7:57>> Yeah, like maybe 80% of Japanese

8:00oil comes from the Middle East.

8:01>> Okay.

8:02>> Right? And Japan still has uh strategic

8:05petroleum reserves, but it's going to

8:06run out in like 6 months.

8:08>> Wow.

8:09>> Japan doesn't have any oil.

8:11>> Okay.

8:12>> So, [clears throat] investors are

8:13putting strain on the Japanese yen,

8:15which means that eventually what's going

8:17to happen is Japan is going to have to

8:20um end the yen carry trade. And so,

8:22Japan can no longer finance the world.

8:25And then what is important is Japan

8:28right now is the world's biggest buyer

8:30of US Treasuries.

8:33Japan has like over a trillion dollars

8:35in US Treasuries.

8:37And if Japan stops buying US Treasuries

8:40uh then it's going to put it's going to

8:42put strain on the US economy. And it's

8:44possible that this will burst two

8:46bubbles, the AI bubble and the private

8:48credit bubble in the United States.

8:49>> Mhm.

8:49>> And this would cause tremendous

8:51contagion throughout the United States.

8:53Basically, it would cause a white-collar

8:55apocalypse. You know how how in the '80s

8:57and '90s

8:58uh a lot of blue-collar jobs were

8:59shipped off to China, right?

9:01>> Mhm.

9:02>> And so, workers suffered. Well, if the

9:04economy were to collapse, then a lot of

9:06white-collar people would lose their

9:07livelihoods.

9:09Right? The middle class would cease to

9:10exist in the United States.

9:11>> Right.

9:13Yeah, Japan's the largest owner of

9:15foreign holder of US Treasuries,

9:17approximately 1.16

9:20trillion.

9:23So, in the beginning of this Iran thing,

9:26like

9:28one of the craziest things like I was

9:30there was a um a documentary that Vice

9:32did where he uh Shane Smith went to Iran

9:34and was talking to one of the the

9:35spokespeople for Iran.

9:37And uh

9:38they were showing how

9:41I forget which president it was,

9:43but

9:44I think it was in the '70s,

9:47one of the presidents gifted Iran with

9:51an its first nuclear reactor.

9:54And it was called Atoms for Peace.

9:56To help them with nuclear energy.

9:59>> [clears throat]

10:00>> And you know, the question was asked

10:02like

10:04if it seems like

10:06nukes are the biggest question or the

10:09biggest excuse that that everyone's

10:10using to go after you. Like they can't

10:13have a nuclear program. They can't have

10:14a nuclear program. Eisenhower did the

10:16Atoms for Peace thing where they gave

10:17them their first 5 megawatt nuclear

10:19reactor.

10:21And it's still sitting there in Tehran.

10:23And it's just funny that now like that's

10:25the that's the excuse they're using to

10:27invade. But so he was asking like this

10:30is, you know,

10:32a hotbed or this is like one of the

10:33primary locations of on Earth for oil

10:36reserves. Like you guys are surrounded

10:37by oil.

10:38Why not just

10:40use oil? Like why do you need nuclear

10:42energy? It seems like that would be a

10:44huge

10:45a huge answer to all of your biggest

10:47problems.

10:48And

10:49the guy came gave kind of a

10:51answer. He kind of was like his answer

10:52was like oh climate change. Yeah.

10:56But if I was a leader of Iran and like

10:57they were accusing me of of having a

10:59nuclear program and doing that and I was

11:01like no, I need to have this much

11:02nuclear energy. We need to refine this

11:03much to have nuclear power. I would just

11:05go off nuclear and I would just

11:06do all oil. Fossil fuels.

11:10Yeah.

11:12You know, like don't you think that

11:13seems would seem like a reasonable thing

11:14for them to do? Yeah. Look, I think if

11:17you just look at the Middle East, not

11:19not a lot of things make sense, okay? So

11:20one of the biggest mysteries is why the

11:22United States invade Iraq in 2003?

11:26Right? Because

11:29if you just look at if you just look at

11:31Saddam Hussein at this point,

11:33his advisers went to him and said,

11:34"Look, I think the Americans are trying

11:36to invade us." Saddam Hussein is like,

11:38"There's no way they would invade us."

11:41The reason why is this?

11:42>> no sense, right?

11:43>> If they came and destroyed Iraq, Iran

11:46would become the regional super

11:47superpower. Why would they do that? Why

11:50not

11:51Why not Why not have Iraq and Iran kill

11:53each other like like like like what

11:54happened in 1980s, Iraq-Iran war, right?

11:57That's the power. That's how empires

11:58behave.

11:59>> Right.

11:59>> There's no way they would come and

12:01destroy us. So, he's just No, it's not

12:03going to happen.

12:04>> Mhm.

12:07>> It makes no sense. Even today, it makes

12:08no sense.

12:10Unless

12:11>> you have some crazy some crazy religious

12:13zealots that have the answer to

12:15everything.

12:16>> Yeah. So, so, so, so, let's look look

12:18look at another video, okay? This is um

12:21Wesley Clark talking to Amy Goodman.

12:23And this is after 9/11.

12:27And Wesley Clark is saying how the

12:29United States has this plan

12:31to invade seven countries.

12:33>> Oh, yeah.

12:34>> Right?

12:35>> In like a certain amount of years.

12:36>> Yeah, yeah, yeah. In 5 years.

12:38>> Right.

12:39>> And

12:44>> How long is this video, Steve?

12:46>> 7 minutes.

12:47>> Do you know which part of the video he

12:48says this?

12:49Go ahead, hit it play.

12:51>> About 10 days after 9/11, I went through

12:52the Pentagon and I was talking to

12:54Secretary Rumsfeld and

12:56and Deputy Secretary Wolfowitz. I went

12:58downstairs just to say hello to some of

12:59the people in the joint staff after

13:00which you used to used to work for me.

13:01And one of the generals called me and he

13:02said, "Sir, you got to come in You got

13:03to come in and talk to me a second." I

13:04said, "Well, you're too busy." He said,

13:04"No, no." He says,

13:06"We've made the decision we're going to

13:07war with Iraq." This was on or about the

13:0920th of September.

13:10I said, "We're going to war with Iraq,

13:11why?"

13:13He said, "I don't know."

13:15He said, "I guess they don't know what

13:16else to do."

13:17So, uh I said, "Well, did they find some

13:19information collect connecting Saddam to

13:20Al-Qaeda?" He said, "No, no." He says,

13:22"There's nothing new that way. They just

13:23made the decision to go to war with

13:24Iraq." He said, "I guess it's like we

13:26don't know what to do about terrorists,

13:27but we've got a good military and we can

13:29take down governments." And um he said,

13:31"I guess if if the only tool you have is

13:32a hammer, every problem has to look like

13:33a nail."

13:35So, I came back to see him a few weeks

13:36later, and by that time we were bombing

13:38in Afghanistan. I said, "Are we still

13:39going to war with Iraq?" And he said,

13:40"Oh, it's worse than that." He said he

13:41reached over on his desk, he picked up a

13:42piece of paper, he said, "I just He

13:43said, 'I just got this down from

13:44upstairs, meaning the Secretary of

13:45Defense's office today.'" And he said,

13:46"This is a memo that describes how we're

13:47going to take out seven countries in

13:49five years, starting with Iraq and then

13:51Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan,

13:53and finishing off Iran."

13:55I said, "Is it classified?" He said,

13:57"Yes, sir." I said

13:59I said, "Well, don't show it to me."

14:01And I saw him a year or so ago, and I

14:02said, "You remember that?" He said,

14:03"Sorry, I didn't show you that memo. I

14:04didn't show it to you."

14:06>> I'm sorry, what did you say his name

14:07was?

14:09>> I'm not going to give you his name.

14:10>> So, go through the countries again.

14:12>> Well, starting with Iraq, then Syria and

14:13Lebanon, then Libya, then Somalia and

14:15Sudan, and then back to Iran. So, when

14:17you look at Iran, you say is it a

14:19replay? It's not exactly a replay, but

14:20here's the truth, that Iran from the

14:22beginning has seen that the presence of

14:23the United States in Iraq was a threat.

14:25A blessing, because we took out Saddam

14:26Hussein and the Ba'athists. They

14:28couldn't handle them. We could took care

14:29of them. But also a threat, because they

14:31knew that they were next on the hit

14:32list.

14:33And so, of course they got engaged. They

14:35lost a million people during the war

14:37with Iraq.

14:39And they've got a long and

14:40unprotectable, unsecurable border. So,

14:42it was in their vital interest to be

14:45deeply involved inside Iraq.

14:48Um

14:49they tolerated our attacks on the

14:50Ba'athists, they were happy we captured

14:52Saddam Hussein, but they're building up

14:53their own network of influence, and to

14:55cement it, they occasionally give some

14:57military assistance and training and

14:59advice either directly or indirectly to

15:01both the insurgents and to the militias.

15:03And

15:03>> Jesus.

15:04>> in that sense, it's not exactly

15:05parallel, because

15:06>> So, there are three things I want to

15:08point out about this video, okay?

15:09>> Mhm.

15:10>> Number one is

15:12um

15:14they've already achieved six of the

15:17seven countries, okay?

15:18>> Mhm.

15:19>> Right? They've destroyed uh

15:21Libya, Syria,

15:24um Iraq,

15:25>> Somalia, Sudan.

15:26>> Yeah, and the last country he said was

15:28Iran. Okay? So, if we think that this

15:30war was completely accidental, how do

15:32you explain this video? Okay?

15:34Um that's the first point I will make.

15:36Second point I will make is

15:38this aligns with the Clean Break memo of

15:401996.

15:42Right? So, he's like, you know, where

15:45does come from? We don't know. What What

15:46comes from the Clean Break memo.

15:48So, this this is something that goes

15:49back

15:50for a long time. Okay, that's number

15:52two. Number three is

15:54uh

15:54people don't appreciate this, but he

15:57should not be allowed to say these

15:58things.

15:59This is confidential information. This

16:01is a state secret. The guy went to the

16:02Pentagon, and he's like a US general, so

16:05they they will tell him the truth, but

16:06now he's saying it public. So, why would

16:08they want us to know this?

16:11Also, he's talking this to Amy Goodman.

16:14Do Do you know what Amy Goodman is?

16:16>> I'm not familiar I mean, I'm familiar

16:17with who she is, but I don't know her

16:18background.

16:18>> She is the one one of the most prominent

16:20left-wing voices in American media.

16:23She is extremely anti-war, anti-empire.

16:27So, why would he pick this Why would he

16:31pick Amy Goodman to be the person to

16:33receive this news and not people like

16:34someone like Sean Hannity or Fox News,

16:36who's who'd be more sympathetic towards

16:38war against Iraq?

16:40>> Mhm.

16:41>> Okay? So, it seems kind of planned to

16:44me. It's It's It's It's Again, he is a

16:46US general who has received confidential

16:48information from a source within the

16:50Pentagon,

16:52and it would be considered

16:54um you know,

16:56um

16:58I mean,

16:58>> So, you think you think he's letting out

17:00this secret plan

17:02to invade all these countries to the

17:05public intentionally?

17:07>> Yes.

17:07>> To

17:09to sow distrust in the United States,

17:11American Empire?

17:12>> Or to to prepare the public for for

17:14what's about to happen.

17:16>> To prepare the public for

17:17>> Yeah, it's it's called predictive

17:18programming.

17:19You know, like if you tell people what's

17:20about to happen, they are less likely to

17:23be angry about it. So, for example, you

17:25know, you know how Donald Trump has been

17:26joking about 2028, right? He's got the

17:28baseball cap saying, you know, like, you

17:30know, 20 Trump 2028 everywhere. And then

17:32during the uh White House Correspondents

17:34Dinner, he's like, "Hey, I've got a

17:36scoop for you guys. I'm going to run for

17:38a third term." It's meant as a joke, but

17:40>> So, Kurt Metzger told me you had a

17:44theory

17:45>> Yeah.

17:45>> on the Venezuela operation.

17:48And how this all ties into Trump getting

17:51another term. He's going to Can you

17:53explain that? You're You're saying that

17:55when Maduro

17:56uh goes into his trial, Trump's going to

18:00get him to testify that they stole the

18:01election, something like that.

18:02>> Yeah. So, um what Trump is obsessed

18:06about, okay, more than anything else in

18:07the world, is the 2020 election and how

18:10it was stolen from him.

18:11>> Right.

18:11>> Okay? He talks about this all the time.

18:13The Butler assassination attempt, he

18:15never talks about it.

18:17Okay?

18:17>> That's also very weird.

18:19>> If someone tried to kill you and you

18:21survived, you'd be like talk talk about

18:22it every single day. He never talks

18:24about it.

18:24>> Do you have a theory on that?

18:26>> Um well, we we we can go into this

18:27later.

18:28Yeah, we can come back come come back to

18:29it, okay? But like, not only does he not

18:31talk about it, like, no one talks about

18:33it.

18:34No one in this administration talks

18:37about

18:38um how they tried [snorts] to kill him,

18:41right? But he talks about the 2020

18:43election all the time.

18:45>> Yeah.

18:45>> How it was stolen from him. He's

18:46obsessed about it. He has his his entire

18:48administration working overtime to to um

18:52uncover how they stole it. You know,

18:55Tulsi Gabbard, before she left the DNI,

18:57sh- her job was basically to figure out

19:00how they stole the elections, right? And

19:02the theory is

19:03um the Smartmatic machines.

19:06>> Yes.

19:06>> Right? The the the polling machines. The

19:08the Smartmatic machines, okay? So, um

19:11I think

19:13that Maduro is a CIA asset because

19:16otherwise it's very hard to explain how

19:18this operation went so smoothly and how

19:22um after Maduro left the Venezuelan

19:25government has been so cooperative. Did

19:27you know that Maduro is still the

19:29president of Venezuela?

19:30>> I did not know that.

19:31>> He's still the president of Venezuela.

19:33>> Huh.

19:33>> This There's been no change in

19:34leadership.

19:36>> It's really He's running it from New

19:37York.

19:38>> It's really weird.

19:40He's still technically the president of

19:41Venezuela even though he is in prison in

19:45in New York.

19:46>> Hm.

19:46>> So, I think there's a secret deal

19:47between Maduro and Trump and um Maduro

19:52is going to testify

19:56that the Smartmatic machines are rigged.

20:00And

20:01um

20:02and the Democrats basically were able to

20:04use the Smartmatic machines to steal the

20:062020 election.

20:08>> And he's going to use that as an excuse

20:10to get another term.

20:12>> Um he's building a case, yeah.

20:14Right? Because

20:16honestly, um

20:18if you are the the American public

20:21you have to believe something weird

20:23happened during the um 2020 election.

20:27Right? Cuz Trump won on election night

20:30and then 2 weeks later

20:32you have all these mail-in ballots come

20:33into

20:35um mail in in in in in come in and it

20:38overturn the election. Now, I I want to

20:41show you a video, okay?

20:43>> Okay.

20:43>> So, can you find Bernie Sanders

20:47Jimmy Kimmel

20:49the blue tide.

20:51>> Blue tide.

20:52>> Yes.

20:53All right?

20:53>> Okay.

20:54>> And this happened

20:55before the election in November 2020.

21:01Um

21:02you know, Jimmy Kimmel

21:04uh blue tide.

21:06You know, Jimmy Kimmel

21:07>> Shouldn't be a short maybe?

21:09>> Yeah, it's a sh- it's short video. But

21:11but basically

21:13>> What does blue blue tide mean?

21:15>> What? So, the

21:17No, so the blue tide

21:19>> the context of it? Like what what is

21:20said?

21:21>> So so what um

21:23Bernie Sanders told Jimmy Kimmel

21:25>> Was he suspended over this?

21:28Oh, black tide.

21:29>> No, blue tide.

21:31>> Okay.

21:31>> The blue tide.

21:32>> Black tide is a metal band.

21:34>> Okay.

21:36Okay.

21:37Okay.

21:38Explain what happened.

21:39>> Okay, so what happened was this, okay?

21:41Before

21:42uh the election

21:44Bernie Sanders appeared on Jimmy Kimmel

21:46um

21:47and said

21:49"Listen, I'm going to tell you what's

21:50going to happen on election night. On

21:52election night

21:53it will seem as though Trump had win had

21:55won.

21:55>> Mhm.

21:56>> Do not worry, okay? Because what's going

21:58to happen is there are all these

22:00millions of these mail-in ballots that

22:02are going to come in on next 2 weeks in

22:04Wisconsin,

22:05Pennsylvania, and Michigan. And they are

22:08the blue tide.

22:09And they will overturn the election and

22:12let Biden win. So, guys, on election

22:15night, do not freak out. Do not riot. Do

22:19not worry. We've got this."

22:21This is before November 2020 election.

22:24This is Bernie Sanders appearing on

22:27Jimmy Kimmel saying this.

22:29>> Wow.

22:30>> And like you're like "How would he know

22:34this was going to happen?" Because

22:35that's that's exactly what happened.

22:38That's exactly what happened.

22:40>> Can you find that him talking about

22:41mail-in ballots, Bernie Sa- Sanders

22:43talking about mail-in ballots on before

22:452020 election on Jimmy Kimmel?

22:48>> I believe it was Jimmy Kimmel, but it

22:49might have been Jimmy Fallon. I I I got

22:51I I I think it was Jimmy Kimmel, yeah.

22:53>> Okay.

22:53>> Okay.

22:54>> It's on YouTube.

22:54>> Yeah, why would he come out and admit

22:56that on a on a

22:57huge

22:58>> This is before the election, by the

22:59>> talk show like that right before the

23:01election. the election.

23:01>> Right.

23:02>> How did he know?

23:05Did you know that $6 billion were spent

23:07on the election? $6 billion.

23:09>> Between both parties?

23:10>> No.

23:11No, just by the Democrats.

23:12>> By the Democrats.

23:12>> Against Trump.

23:15$6 billion were spent were spent to

23:16defeat Trump that that election.

23:19>> That's insane.

23:22That's totally crazy.

23:23>> So, it's weird. Uh

23:26I'm not saying that the Democrats

23:27cheated, but like I don't understand how

23:29Bernie Sanders was able to come out

23:32a few weeks before the general election

23:34and make that comment. And that's

23:36exactly what happened.

23:37>> Mhm.

23:37>> The blue tide.

23:39>> Um

23:41do you think that those there was

23:43anything to those Smartmatic voting

23:45machines? Do you think there was any

23:46legitimacy to that? That that those

23:48those things were actually used for

23:49voter fraud maybe in other countries in

23:51other South American countries or

23:53anything like that?

23:54>> So, um Glenn Greenwald mentioned this,

23:57but he lives in Brazil. Yeah. And he's

23:58saying that

24:00every time there's a national

24:01presidential presidential election, they

24:03were able to And Brazil has a population

24:06of 200 million people, right? But

24:07they're able to tabulate the results in

24:09a day. They're able to like literally

24:11tell you that night who won.

24:13>> Right.

24:13>> Why does it take a month in the United

24:15States to figure out who won?

24:16>> Right.

24:17>> Right?

24:18>> Mhm.

24:20>> United States is the most

24:21technologically advanced country in the

24:22world. Why does [laughter] it take a

24:23month to figure out who won?

24:25>> Yeah.

24:25>> It's really strange that way.

24:27>> Mhm.

24:28>> Okay? So So, what I think is if you just

24:30look at um the two-party system,

24:33there's a lot of shenanigans in it.

24:36in elections.

24:37>> Mhm.

24:37>> And they do so to protect the two-party

24:40duopoly.

24:40>> Yeah.

24:41>> And that's why

24:43um

24:44it takes so long to count the votes.

24:46>> Mhm.

24:46>> Um to enable cheating.

24:49So, I think like everyone cheats. I

24:52think every election there's a lot of

24:54cheating.

24:54>> Yeah.

24:55>> And then And then the Democrats cheated

24:56better than the Republicans.

24:58>> Yeah, I think that makes sense.

24:59>> Yeah.

25:01>> I think that makes a lot of sense. So

25:03So, what what do you think happened with

25:04the Butler assassination? What do you

25:05think that was all about? Cuz there's so

25:07many weird things about that that whole

25:09thing.

25:10>> Okay. Um

25:11so,

25:13I think when they do these things, it's

25:15a ritual.

25:16>> Yeah.

25:16>> It's a ceremony of some sort, okay? Uh

25:20because remember what happened was that

25:22the bullet grazed Trump's right ear

25:26>> Mhm.

25:26>> and it it bled.

25:27>> Yes.

25:28>> And then when he fell to the ground and

25:30then and the Secret Service was trying

25:31to remove him from the podium, he said,

25:34"No, no, no, no. Like my my shoe on my

25:37my left foot, um there's no I I I I need

25:40to get my shoe." And they let him get

25:41his shoe. That's really weird, man.

25:43>> Right.

25:44>> Like if someone's shooting at you, get

25:46the hell out of there. Like, "No, no, I

25:48I I No, I I need my shoe. It's my lucky

25:49shoe."

25:50That's

25:51>> Mhm.

25:52>> Right? And And they let him do that,

25:54okay?

25:55So you So So, this is an anomaly.

25:57Um

25:58the right ear

25:59uh is bleeding

26:01and the um

26:03left foot is without a shoe.

26:06>> Mhm.

26:07>> So, if you go to the Bible, Leviticus,

26:09>> Yeah.

26:10>> um whenever someone's is a anointed for

26:13a special purpose by God,

26:15they have a ceremony. The ceremony is

26:17you first make a sacrifice to God and

26:19you take the blood of that sacrifice and

26:20you dab it on your right ear as well as

26:23your left foot.

26:24>> Right.

26:24>> And that anoints you as the special

26:27agent of God, like the chosen one,

26:30basically.

26:31>> Right.

26:32>> Um so, I think that's what happened at

26:34Butler. I think it was a staged event in

26:37order to anoint Trump for the special

26:40mission ahead of him.

26:42And um he's doing it.

26:45>> So, you think this could have been a

26:47plot by

26:49one of these extremist religious groups

26:54to

26:56perform it

26:57unbeknownst to Trump and then later

27:00convince him that he was anointed by

27:03God.

27:04>> Okay. Or do you think he was a part of

27:05it?

27:05>> So, um

27:08the bullet graces ear, right?

27:10>> Right.

27:10>> talk to any ballistic If you talk to any

27:12ballistic expert, they would like that's

27:13impossible.

27:14>> Right, but some guy did get shot in the

27:15head.

27:17>> You wait wait don't I'm saying like

27:18how's it possible for that bullet just

27:20graces the ear

27:22and then magically the ear is fine a

27:24week later, right? And you talk to any

27:26ballistic expert and like that's

27:27impossible.

27:28>> Mhm.

27:29>> That can't possibly happen. I mean like

27:30the ear is going to get blown off

27:32regardless of how, you know, of of like

27:35how how it graces it, okay?

27:37>> Yes.

27:37>> So, what people believe is that Trump

27:40had a razor in his

27:42hand

27:44and then he

27:45slightly uh cut his ear so that it bled.

27:51>> Okay.

27:52>> Like an old wrestling trick.

27:54>> Well, he used to be part of that world,

27:56right?

27:56>> He did used to be a part of that world,

27:57yeah.

27:58>> Yeah. Right? He had this

28:00He had this death match with Vince Vince

28:01Vince McMahon.

28:02>> Yep.

28:03>> Yeah.

28:03>> Yep.

28:05That's so bonkers.

28:07>> Yeah. If you talk to a lot of people

28:09>> I hope that's true.

28:11I hope he admits it.

28:13I think if he admitted it his followers

28:14would accept it.

28:16>> But he he never talks about it, right?

28:18It goes against his his character.

28:20>> Mhm.

28:20>> Right? He's not a shy guy. He's not

28:23humble or

28:25>> Mhm.

28:25>> you know, he you know,

28:27I mean if it really happened, he he

28:30would have said God saved me that day.

28:32He would say it every single day. He

28:34would make everyone say [clears throat]

28:35it around him. God saved me that day for

28:38a special purpose.

28:39>> Mhm.

28:41And I mean, god damn it.

28:45Unfortunately, it does track with all of

28:48this other crazy stuff that's happening

28:50right now with these religious wars. And

28:52with the you know, the the reporting

28:55that came out where the the leaders of

28:58all of those military commands and

29:00different groups factions of the US

29:02military came out and said that Trump

29:04was anointed by Jesus.

29:05>> Yes.

29:06>> And this is this is a religious war,

29:08yes.

29:08>> Yeah.

29:09Yeah.

29:11And right now there's this purge in the

29:13Pentagon, right? So if you don't agree

29:14with the war, you're being purged.

29:17>> Yeah. Right, like Joe Kent.

29:20>> Yeah.

29:20>> Well, did he resign, right?

29:22>> Right. No, but a lot of generals who who

29:23are opposed to the war are are being

29:25purged right now.

29:26>> Yeah, Dan Cain is still a part of it

29:28though, right? Cuz Dan Cain was one of

29:29the guys that originally pushed back on

29:31the war.

29:31>> That's right.

29:32>> But now he's got the now that he's

29:33supporting it.

29:34>> That's right.

29:35>> [snorts]

29:40>> And uh

29:43what is your take on

29:45So, okay, we have this sort of Chabad

29:48Lubavitch group, these essentially

29:52cultists

29:53that are

29:56influencing all of these billionaires,

29:58Zionists like the Adelsons or whatever,

30:00that are funding world leaders like

30:03Netanyahu

30:04and like Trump and everyone else.

30:06>> Right. And and Putin as well.

30:08>> And Putin as well.

30:09>> Yeah. And Zelensky.

30:11>> So so

30:11>> And

30:12>> these crazy

30:12>> Javier Milei of Argentina.

30:14>> these super powerful billionaires

30:16believe have these religious beliefs and

30:19so for some reason they put so much

30:21faith in this

30:24cult, I'm just going to call it a cult

30:25cuz it it sounds like a cult. Um

30:29that they're willing to

30:33do whatever it takes to put these people

30:37in power using their money

30:39using their unlimited wealth

30:40essentially. But

30:44so in this sort of like puzzle,

30:47where do

30:50the groups like the Rothschilds fit into

30:52all this?

30:53And like the the crazy the the huge

30:56families of international wealth, global

30:59wealth.

31:00>> Yeah.

31:00>> How do they fit into all this?

31:03>> Okay.

31:03>> And like people even I mean even

31:05tangentially like people like Epstein.

31:07>> I could go into 12 hours on this topic

31:09alone.

31:09>> Yeah.

31:10>> Because this goes way back, okay? It is

31:13I mean like it makes no sense that this

31:16suddenly comes out of nowhere, right?

31:17This has been going on for like a long

31:19[snorts] long time.

31:21Um and it started with a man named

31:25Sabbatai Zevi.

31:26Okay? So so I'll give you the quick

31:28version version okay

31:30version, okay? Uh but Sabbatai Zevi.

31:33Um

31:35and

31:36he

31:38So there's 1666, okay? And this is like

31:40Anatolia, which is like modern day

31:42Turkey, okay? Sabbatai Zevi, okay?

31:44And in the year 1666, he

31:48um

31:49proclaims himself as the Messiah,

31:52promised to the Jews

31:54in the Bible.

31:55>> Mhm.

31:56>> And a third of the Jewish diaspora

32:00at this time in history believe he is

32:02the Messiah.

32:04Okay? So the question then is who is

32:07this guy, where did he come from, and

32:08why are Jews following this guy around?

32:10>> Mhm.

32:10>> So um

32:12let's go back in time 1492. 1492,

32:16the Spanish expel the Jews from Spain.

32:20Basically, the Spanish give the Jews a

32:22choice. Either you convert to

32:26Cathol- to to the Catholic religion or

32:28you are forced out of Spain.

32:31And a lot converted and a lot moved

32:34elsewhere, uh primarily Turkey. Uh the

32:37Ottoman Empire. Because the Muslims

32:39welcomed Jews because the the Muslims

32:41saw

32:42the Jews as God's people.

32:44Right? Um, and this created a schism

32:47within the Jewish religion. Because

32:49again, the greatest sin you can commit

32:52as a as a Jew is to convert to worship

32:55false idols.

32:56And in their religion they believe that

32:58if you do so,

32:59um, you will be condemned to burn in

33:02hell for all of eternity. Okay? That's

33:04what they believe.

33:06But,

33:07um, Judaism is a religion of blood. So,

33:10you're born into the religion. Right?

33:12Right? So, in other words, a lot of Jews

33:14are being forced to believe that their

33:16brothers, their uncles, their mothers

33:18are burning in hell because they

33:20converted.

33:22Okay? And this causes a major crisis of

33:24faith within the Jewish religion. Okay?

33:27That's point number one.

33:29Point number two is that during this

33:31time all wars are breaking out

33:33throughout Europe. So, Jews Jews are

33:35being persecuted. Um, and they're dying

33:38in numbers. And at this time, remember,

33:41in their religion, at a time of the

33:43greatest darkness, God will appear. The

33:46Messiah will come.

33:47So, there's this messianic fever uh,

33:50throughout the Jewish diaspora at this

33:51time because there's so much suffering.

33:53So, when Sabbatai Zevi proclaims himself

33:55the Messiah,

33:57Jews are convinced. Okay?

33:59And so, he becomes the first Messiah in

34:02the Jewish religion.

34:04>> Okay.

34:04>> And there's there's There's only one one

34:05Messiah, okay?

34:07And but then something strange happens.

34:10The Ottoman Sultan

34:12no hears about this and thinks that

34:15Sabbatai Zevi is trying to foment a

34:16revolution against him.

34:18Right? Because because the Messiah is

34:19supposed to bring the Jews back to

34:22Israel,

34:23proclaim himself the king of the world,

34:26and build the third temple. And so, the

34:28Sultan sees this as a revolution. So, he

34:30says to Sabbatai Zevi, "You either So,

34:33either the turban or your head. Either

34:36you convert to Islam

34:38or

34:39uh I will kill you. I will behead you."

34:41And Shabbatai Zevi surprises everyone by

34:43converting.

34:45Okay?

34:46>> Mhm.

34:46>> And this shocks the Jewish world.

34:49But, there's a core group of people

34:51around him who understand that is his

34:54messianic mission.

34:56>> Mhm.

34:56>> Okay? So, remember Jesus. What was

34:57Jesus' role? Jesus' role was to come to

34:59Earth and um save us, redeem us from

35:03original sin.

35:04>> Right.

35:05>> Okay? And how did he do so? He killed

35:06himself.

35:07Right?

35:08Well, what's the original sin of the

35:10Jews? The original sin of the Jews is

35:11conversion.

35:13So, by converting

35:15Shabbatai Zevi is redeeming the Jews

35:18from the original sin. Because if the

35:20Messiah converts, that's telling all

35:22Jews that conversion does not matter.

35:26>> Mhm.

35:26>> So, what Shabbatai Zevi

35:29uh believes is

35:32what the clothes you wear, the religion

35:33you practice does not matter. What

35:34matters is your heart. So, as long as

35:36you practice Kabbalah at home, you're

35:39still Jewish. Because you are Jewish by

35:41blood.

35:43And And if you are, you know, a Catholic

35:45or

35:46or Muslim, it doesn't matter, okay?

35:49And so, this starts something called

35:51Sabbateanism.

35:53And the Sabbateans believe that uh first

35:55thing, it doesn't matter what you

35:57believe. Uh the faith you practice is in

36:00public. What matters is what you believe

36:01in private, okay?

36:03That's number one. But, number two is

36:06they also believe in something called

36:07redemption by sin.

36:09And redemption by sin is the idea that

36:11we've we've we've been discussing, which

36:12is which is the idea of accelerationism.

36:14>> Mhm.

36:15>> Okay? So, yes, um we will eventually all

36:18be unified with God at the end of time.

36:21But, we if we have true faith, we would

36:23accelerate the process. And how do you

36:25accelerate the process?

36:27By committing as much sin as possible.

36:30Because if we lead humanity to darkness,

36:33God must come and save us.

36:35So you force God's hand.

36:37Okay.

36:37>> Right.

36:38>> Doesn't make sense?

36:39>> It makes sense.

36:39>> Okay.

36:40>> All right. So, why this happens is

36:45Sabbatai Zevi

36:47will then be reincarnated in Jacob

36:49Frank. And Jacob Frank is also a cultist

36:52along the lines of Rabbi Schneerson.

36:54>> Okay.

36:54>> Jacob Frank.

36:55>> Jacob Frank, okay? And And the moment

36:57it's called Sabbatean-Frankism,

36:59okay? So if if if you just bring this

37:00up. Sabbatean-Frankism.

37:04>> [clears throat and cough]

37:04>> And now what's really important about

37:06Sabbatean-Frankism is

37:07um they encourage

37:09conversion and the infiltration

37:13of different religious groups.

37:17And

37:18in the

37:1918th century, Frankism becomes dominant

37:23among the European elite. There are a

37:25lot of European nobility who

37:29become uh Frankists, okay? Including the

37:34Rothschild family.

37:36The Rothschild family.

37:37>> They became Frankists.

37:38>> Yes.

37:39The Frank- Frankism is extremely popular

37:41among elite

37:44uh European Jewish nobility.

37:46>> Okay. And you remember how um

37:49um Jeffrey Epstein in an email wrote to

37:53um Ghislaine the Rothschild and said

37:56that there were three elite banking

37:58families in Europe. They are the

38:00Rothschilds, the Epsteins, and the

38:02Gutmanns.

38:03>> Yes.

38:03>> They were all Sabbatean-Frankists.

38:07>> Interesting.

38:08>> Okay.

38:09>> [snorts]

38:09>> And

38:11who was the American American Frankist

38:15I'm sorry uh who was the American

38:17Sabbatean-Frankist? His name was Louis

38:19Brandeis.

38:20Louis Brandeis was a Sabbatean-Frankist.

38:22You You you can Google this.

38:23>> Mhm.

38:24>> Louis Brandeis Frankism, okay? He was

38:27the most prominent

38:29believer in Sabbatean Frankism in

38:31America. He was also the most ardent

38:33Zionist in America. He was also the man

38:36who sponsored about Lubavitch coming to

38:38America.

38:40So, you see how all this fits in

38:41together.

38:44Now, in their religion, and again, this

38:47is not Judaism, by the way, okay?

38:48>> Right.

38:49>> This this is a heretical

38:50>> cult

38:50>> Yes. within Judaism that actually looks

38:53down upon all Jews.

38:56Okay? They think that Jews are just

38:57morons and idiots. Okay?

39:00So, this is a radical sect.

39:03>> Mhm.

39:03>> Now, the thing about them is they

39:04believe in reincarnation. So, the

39:05Messiah can never die. The Messiah can

39:08just reincarnate.

39:09>> Mhm.

39:09>> So, Sabbatai Zevi, when he died, he

39:11reincarnated as Jacob Frank. When Jacob

39:13Frank, when he died,

39:15who in the world could he reincarnate

39:17as?

39:19Rabbi Schneerson.

39:21>> Right. People believe this?

39:23>> Unfortunately, people do believe this.

39:25>> That Jacob Frank reincarnated as Rabbi

39:27Schneerson.

39:28>> That's the That's the great secret of

39:29how about Lubavitch, yes.

39:31No one No one is No one is allowed to

39:32talk about it. But, I make this

39:35assumption based on game theory.

39:37Because, remember, Jacob Frank, he died

39:40a very wealthy man. He died with a lot

39:43of European nobility being his

39:45followers.

39:47Okay?

39:47>> Yeah.

39:48>> Um

39:49Do Do you know what what's really

39:51interesting that um Candace Owens talked

39:53about?

39:54>> What she talk about?

39:55>> With uh that that on her podcast or with

39:57that debate?

39:58>> On her podcast, okay? Frankism gave

40:01birth to

40:03um Sigmund Freud. Sigmund Freud

40:06>> Right.

40:06>> is an agent of Sabbatean Frankism, okay?

40:08So, so let let me tell you a story.

40:11Something that the Sabbatean Frankists

40:12practice is ritual incest.

40:15Okay? It Because ritual incest is a form

40:17of bonding.

40:19>> Mhm.

40:19>> Okay? Because in their religion

40:22to sin is to show faith in God. Because

40:26to sin is to break the laws of man

40:29and

40:29because you have true faith in God.

40:33Right?

40:33>> To break the laws of man because you

40:35have true faith in God.

40:36>> Right. Okay. So,

40:38um

40:39for example,

40:41you're not allowed to steal.

40:43Well, why are you why are you not

40:44allowed to steal?

40:46You're not you're not allowed to

40:48masturbate in public. Why are you not

40:49allowed to masturbate in public?

40:51Does God care if you masturbate in

40:53public? No, God doesn't care if you

40:55masturbate in public, but your neighbors

40:57do.

40:58>> Right.

40:58>> Right? So, if you masturbate in public,

41:00what you're doing is you're defying the

41:03laws of man to show your true faith in

41:05God because you know in your heart that

41:07God loves you and God gives you free

41:08will

41:09and God has empowered you.

41:11Right? So, Zecharia Sitchin has a very

41:13famous saying.

41:15He has the power

41:17to

41:19um

41:20lift something that 10,000 men cannot

41:23lift.

41:24And if he teaches you that power,

41:27uh you're you're able to lift this this

41:30thing like a feather, okay? So, what is

41:32it that 10,000 men cannot lift, but you

41:35can lift? The answer is taboo.

41:39Right? Social taboo is something that

41:41most men cannot break.

41:44But you can because you have true faith

41:46in God.

41:46>> Is this something he said specifically

41:48about taboo?

41:49>> Yes.

41:50Yes. He says that all sin, all religion

41:53is made up by man. It's not the true

41:56word of God. Only you know the true word

41:58of God. And and the true word of God is

42:02um he wants you to enjoy life.

42:06>> Do you think this is something that

42:07Jeffrey Epstein subscribed to?

42:09>> Jeffrey Epstein was an Epstein, right?

42:10He wrote he wrote that email to Aaron

42:12the Rothschild, right? There are three

42:13families in Europe

42:16that control finance, the Rothschild,

42:18the Epsteins, and the Guttmans.

42:19>> Mhm.

42:20>> Right? Why was Jeffrey Epstein given so

42:23much power? Where Where did this guy

42:24come from?

42:25>> Right.

42:26>> Right?

42:26>> make sense. It doesn't make sense. He

42:27was just

42:28>> So, Jeffrey Epstein, okay? There are

42:30There are There are

42:31There are so many strange things about

42:33Jeffrey Epstein, but the strangest is in

42:35the year 1991,

42:37Leslie Wexner, a billionaire, founder of

42:39Victoria's Secret,

42:40>> Mhm.

42:40>> he signed over power of attorney

42:42>> Right.

42:42>> to Jeffrey Epstein in 1991.

42:45Who would you sign power of of attorney

42:47over to in your life?

42:49Who? You?

42:50>> My wife. That's all. That's all I would

42:52I would mean there's no one else I would

42:53do it.

42:54>> Right. Well, someone you love and trust,

42:56right?

42:56>> Exactly.

42:57>> Because that person has literally the

42:58power of life and death over you.

42:59>> Yes.

43:00>> So, when Leslie Wexner signed over power

43:01of attorney to a guy he doesn't really

43:03know, Jeffrey Epstein,

43:05>> Right. Good question.

43:09>> Right?

43:10>> Right. And why would he be chosen to go

43:12to the Trilateral Commission or what

43:14>> At age 30, yeah.

43:15>> At age 30.

43:15>> Yeah. Yeah, no, he he had an interview

43:17with Steve Bannon where uh Jeffrey

43:19Epstein said to Jeff Jeffrey

43:22um Jeffrey Epstein said to Steve Bannon,

43:23"At age 30, I was selected to be on the

43:25Trilateral Commission by David

43:26Rockefeller. David Rockefeller himself

43:28approached me and said, 'You're a

43:29financial genius. I need you to be on

43:30the Trilateral Commission.'"

43:31>> Mhm.

43:33>> Right? So, if you if you look at his

43:34life, okay? So, um

43:37his first job was at at the Dalton

43:38School. He was hired by Donald Barr, who

43:40was William Barr's father.

43:42Then after the Dalton School, he goes to

43:44work for Bear Stearns. After Bear

43:45Stearns, he works for Douglas Lee, who

43:48is one of major arms trafficker

43:49trafficker in the world.

43:50>> Mhm.

43:51>> And and and then

43:53um so, people are like, "Well, he just

43:55fell from job to job, right?" But you

43:58can look at it as he's being mentored by

44:01the most powerful people in the world.

44:02>> Mhm.

44:03>> The Dalton School is old money.

44:05It's where the most powerful families

44:06send their

44:07right? So, you're learning how to

44:08interact with powerful nobility.

44:11Then you go to Bear Stearns to learn how

44:12the financial world works. Then you go

44:14do arms trafficking to learn how the

44:16criminal underworld works.

44:18Right? So, he's being mentored. He's

44:19being

44:20trained to be

44:22um almost a special agent.

44:24>> Right.

44:26Yeah. Uh

44:27it does it seems like uh also one of the

44:30things that just kind of like

44:31I can't ignore is what you were saying

44:33about Rabbi Schneerson wearing that

44:35Saturn, yeah, the cube of Saturn on his

44:37head. And Saturn being the god that ate

44:42its children.

44:43And all the Epstein stuff with him

44:46allegedly eating human flesh and like

44:48disappearing children and all that taboo

44:50stuff. That's very

44:52>> A lot of this ties back to Sabbatai Zevi

44:53Frankism.

44:54>> Yeah.

44:55>> Yeah, because they practice ritual

44:56incest.

44:56>> the connections.

44:57>> They practice ritual incest.

44:59Like they they practice like redemption

45:01through sin. Like how do you show your

45:02true faith in God? By sinning. Okay? But

45:05you can't sin by yourself because it's

45:07too hard. So, you sin as a group.

45:09>> Right.

45:09>> So, um

45:11Jacob Frank and his followers, they

45:13convert to the Catholic religion. And on

45:16the day they convert, what happens is he

45:18organizes a

45:20group orgy. Okay? And again, this is

45:22online. This is something that is

45:24well-known about the Sabbatai Zevi

45:26Frankists.

45:27And so, it's a group orgy.

45:29And it's inside a mansion.

45:31And the group orgy is almost a blood

45:34oath, meaning like even though we

45:36convert and even though we we will go to

45:38different parts of the world, we are now

45:41bound by this blood oath

45:43through this group sex, through this

45:44group orgy. But not only that, but our

45:47but our descendants will also engage in

45:50this sort of activity to

45:53um

45:53um

45:54you know, to

45:55basically renew this blood oath.

45:57>> Mhm.

45:58>> Did Did you ever watch um Eyes Wide

46:00Shut?

46:01>> Yeah. It's been a while, but yeah.

46:04>> Yeah, why would they organize these

46:05these parties?

46:06>> Right.

46:08To get blackmail on people and to build

46:10bonds with people.

46:11>> blackmail. I do not think it's

46:12blackmail. I think it is social bonding.

46:15>> Yeah.

46:16>> I I think it's just the elite

46:19um

46:19having a frat party, right?

46:21>> Right.

46:22>> Like like

46:23Like like that's what I think Epstein

46:25Island was. It's a It's a big frat

46:26party.

46:30>> Yeah, it certainly seems

46:32like something really weird was going on

46:35and um

46:36you know, I'm always like racking my

46:38brain over why the government lets out

46:42things that it does, you know, not only

46:44this interview you just showed of this

46:45general explaining the seven countries

46:48it wants to invade in 5 years

46:50uh to a group of people who would be

46:52very against that and want to expose

46:54something like that. But also

46:58you know, the government releasing these

47:00Epstein files with all this crazy

47:03in it

47:04>> Yeah.

47:04>> and doing absolutely nothing about it

47:06and giving no

47:08giving no analysis of what it is and

47:10sort of just leaving it to the internet

47:13to battle out have a battle of ideas.

47:16>> Yeah.

47:16>> So, there's one connection that people

47:18people people don't don't really talk

47:19about, okay? It's a connection between

47:21Robert Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein.

47:23Okay, so Robert Maxwell was a very known

47:26>> Yeah.

47:26>> uh double agent. He He was working for

47:29MI6

47:29>> Mhm.

47:30>> KGB and Mossad.

47:31>> Mhm.

47:31>> And this is pretty well documented,

47:33okay?

47:34>> And he was basically Epstein before

47:37Epstein.

47:37>> Mhm.

47:38>> Uh because he was trying to create as

47:39much influence as possible for his

47:41publishing company.

47:42>> Yeah.

47:43>> So, he was publishing textbooks

47:45um as well as academic journals, right?

47:47Because remember Epstein invited these

47:49scientists to his island like Steven

47:50Pinker, Marvin Minsky, Noam Chomsky.

47:53Um and also Epstein was donating a

47:55donating a lot of money to scientific

47:57research and to universities

48:00as well.

48:01>> Yeah.

48:01>> Um so the connection is

48:04that after Robert Maxwell died

48:07Ghislaine Maxwell, the daughter, the

48:09favorite daughter of Robert Maxwell,

48:11she starts to date Jeffrey Epstein.

48:13>> Right.

48:14>> Also, there's about $600 million

48:16in a pension fund associated with one of

48:18Robert Maxwell's companies that that

48:20goes missing. And people speculate that

48:22that money

48:23went to finance and start

48:25>> Yeah.

48:26>> Epstein's influence career.

48:28>> Right.

48:28>> Okay. So another way of saying this is

48:31um Epstein is a new Robert Maxwell.

48:36Mhm. And he is this transnational agent

48:40of Zionist influence.

48:43>> Yeah, that tracks. Yeah, there was that

48:44famous you know, that very well

48:47documented case of the

48:50butler or housekeeper at his house in

48:53Manhattan. Um

48:56where he was interviewed I think by Tara

48:58Palmeri during her

49:00podcast on the Epstein stuff. And he

49:03said like in the '80s Epstein was always

49:06very rich, millions of dollars, and then

49:09in like the early '90s he just became he

49:11went from millions to billions.

49:12Something crazy happened.

49:15And that tracks right when Robert

49:17Maxwell died.

49:17>> That's right. The moment that Robert

49:18Maxwell died in 1991, Ghislaine Maxwell

49:21starts to date Jeffrey Epstein and

49:22Jeffrey Epstein starts to come out of

49:23nowhere.

49:24>> Yeah.

49:25>> to um yeah.

49:26>> You know, one of the other crazy things

49:27to me is how Epstein was super into like

49:30>> And sorry, sorry. 1991 is also the year

49:33that Leslie Wexner signs over power of

49:35attorney to Jeffrey Epstein.

49:36>> The same year.

49:36>> The same year. Yeah, you you want to

49:38Google this?

49:38>> No, I believe you. I I've heard this

49:40before, yeah.

49:41>> Yeah, yeah.

49:42>> Yeah, the Leslie Wexner connection is

49:44very weird. And it's also like the

49:45interviews, too. Like the dep- the the

49:48the depositions that were done where

49:49they interviewed Wexner.

49:50>> Yeah.

49:51>> And they also interviewed Hillary

49:52Clinton and Bill Clinton, right? About

49:54the Epstein stuff. And

49:57neither of the interviewers asked them

49:59about the Rothschilds.

50:00>> Yeah.

50:01>> But they volunteered

50:03the Rothschilds

50:04>> Mhm.

50:05>> during the questioning.

50:06>> That's weird.

50:07But but also like remember during the

50:09deposition when this congressman flew

50:11into Leslie Wexner's mansion?

50:12>> Yes.

50:13>> Leslie Wexner had a lawyer beside him.

50:14>> Mhm.

50:15>> And the lawyer whispered

50:17like loudly into Leslie Wexner's ear and

50:20he says like if you answer this I will I

50:21will kill I will kill you.

50:22>> Mhm.

50:23>> It's like wait a minute here. Like who's

50:25working for who, man?

50:26>> Right.

50:27There's just too much weirdness around

50:29it.

50:29>> Yeah.

50:32>> And it's like like I was getting at

50:33earlier it's it's almost like it's

50:35deliberately

50:37they're deliberately letting out

50:39putting on this performative show with

50:42the media and and dripping out all of

50:45this crazy evidence with no conclusion

50:49like almost provoking the public to come

50:51up with all these insane theories and

50:54argue about it online.

50:55>> Yeah. It's called karmic responsibility.

50:57Have you heard the term?

50:58>> What what responsibility?

50:59>> Karmic responsibility.

51:00>> not heard that, no.

51:01>> Okay. Uh

51:02maybe you Steve you you you can Google

51:04the term karmic responsibility.

51:07Okay. So this is a theory.

51:10Okay? And the idea is the elite

51:14karmic responsibility the spiritual

51:16principle that you are accountable for

51:18your own thoughts, intentions, and

51:19actions and the energy you bring into

51:21the end for the energy you bring into

51:23the world. Okay.

51:24>> So the idea is the elite are

51:27superstitious. That's why they do this

51:28stuff.

51:28>> Yeah.

51:29>> Right?

51:29>> Mhm.

51:30>> And so um they believe in karma. And the

51:32way to reduce your karmic responsibility

51:35is by telling the truth to everyone.

51:38Right? Because like let's just pretend

51:40we're all dead because they blew up the

51:41world with nuclear weapons. We're all

51:42we're all in heaven.

51:44And God's like, "Hey man, why are you

51:46all here?" And like, well, we don't

51:47know.

51:48Right? Then God will put all the all the

51:51responsibility on the elite for causing

51:53nuclear war.

51:54But if the elite told us, well, we just

51:56don't connect the dots.

51:58Then it's our responsibility now, right?

52:00The elite is like, well, we told you,

52:02man. Like like look at the evidence

52:04before you. Like look at the videos,

52:06man.

52:06>> Yeah.

52:07>> Right? Like how much evidence do you

52:09guys need to connect the dots?

52:10>> Right.

52:13And what did you make in the Epstein

52:14files of that the

52:15the fact that all of the stuff was

52:16redacted between 1999 and 2002?

52:19>> Well,

52:19>> And 9/11 and then there was like that if

52:21you look at there's a a great chart I

52:23think that Ian Carroll leases on X where

52:25it shows all the emails and the dates of

52:27the emails and there's just a blank

52:30slate between like a year and a half

52:32when 9/11 happened.

52:34>> Yeah.

52:35Yeah, so um Howard Lutnick and um

52:39Jeffrey Epstein were neighbors in

52:41Manhattan, right? And I think Jeffrey

52:43Epstein lived in number 11.

52:45>> Mhm.

52:45>> And then number nine.

52:46>> [laughter]

52:47>> Like like that's kind of weird.

52:49>> That's insane.

52:50>> Yeah. Like all these coincidences,

52:51right? And Howard Lutnick um

52:54didn't report to work that day.

52:56>> Yeah, he dropped his kid off at school

52:57that day.

52:57>> Yeah, I and

52:58>> First time ever.

52:59>> Yeah, and Cantor Fitzgerald suffered the

53:01most casualties that day. Like like like

53:03it was that floor.

53:04>> His brother died.

53:05>> Yeah, his brother died. Um Larry

53:07Silverstein didn't go to work either.

53:09Like the only day he missed work in his

53:11entire life.

53:12Um yeah, there were a lot of weird

53:14things.

53:14>> Mhm.

53:15>> Yeah.

53:16>> Yeah, again, just leaving us to

53:18speculate about the craziest You

53:19know, it's almost like if I'm the

53:21government, what's going to happen if I

53:23leave out all the emails from between

53:24those years? We know people online are

53:26going to come up with all kinds of crazy

53:27theories.

53:28>> Yeah.

53:29>> And maybe this is just some sort of

53:31you know, flood the zone tactic just to

53:33divert attention away from what this

53:35hand is doing over here. Oh, let's by

53:37the way, let's drop all this UFO stuff.

53:38>> Yeah.

53:39>> Which, you You it's just it's just too

53:42much. It's It becomes overwhelming

53:44for people to track.

53:45>> But I also think that if you they want

53:47to make it obvious to people because if

53:49you just look at the JFK assassination,

53:529/11, the Charlie Kirk,

53:54it's all so obvious if you just look at

53:57it with an open mind.

53:59>> [snorts]

53:59>> But so many of us are,

54:02you know,

54:03cognitive dissonance. We absolutely

54:04refuse to believe there are people like

54:05this in the world doing this sort of

54:07thing.

54:08>> Yeah.

54:08>> So we just block it out.

54:10>> Yeah, it is interesting.

54:12Like why Yeah, there's it's it's almost

54:14like like a group think, right? Where

54:17it's like you're in you're in this one

54:19group who automatically assumes that

54:21conspiracies are for dumb people.

54:23>> Yeah.

54:23>> And this

54:25level of of secret societies or

54:28intelligence people, spooky people that

54:30do illegal things for the US government,

54:32that's not real. That's just crazy

54:33people making connecting dots.

54:36And then you have like this other group

54:37of people who think everything's a

54:38conspiracy.

54:39>> Yeah.

54:40>> Every dot connects to everything.

54:41Everything is, you know, everything is

54:43the Jews or whatever. And it's like the

54:45truth is actually very much in the

54:47middle of all this stuff, but it doesn't

54:48matter because you created this

54:49diversion because you created these two

54:52groups, isolated groups that are

54:53constantly fighting against each other

54:55and just creating all this noise and the

54:56signal gets lost in all the noise.

54:57>> Exactly.

55:00>> And that's my frustration with all of

55:02it. And uh

55:06I don't know.

55:07I don't know I don't know what the

55:08answers are. I'm very concerned about

55:11the future in of

55:14freedom of speech online with especially

55:17like YouTube and podcast. Like the fact

55:19that you can come on this podcast right

55:20now and say all of this

55:23is kind of bonkers considering where we

55:25were. I don't know if you didn't

55:26perceive it in 2020, but here

55:29internet was extremely censored and

55:32clamped down

55:33>> yeah.

55:33>> because of COVID and and you know, it

55:34doesn't matter. If you if you gave

55:36talked about any sort of medical

55:39uh stories or advice or whatever that

55:42was that deviated from the government

55:46what the government was saying, you

55:47would most likely get your accounts

55:50taken away. People would lose their

55:51livelihoods. Yeah. I think that it was

55:53terrifying.

55:53>> Yeah.

55:54>> And it seems like that pendulum has

55:56swung all the way to the other side

55:58right now. It's almost like the wild

56:00wild west. You can get away with

56:01anything right now.

56:02>> Um

56:03you know, YouTube has these new rules,

56:05right? Starting next week, um the uh

56:08they will um count any click as a view.

56:13>> Yes.

56:14>> Like you you know about this, right?

56:15>> Yeah, that's how it used to be where if

56:16you click on a video, click play, that

56:18counted as a view. Then it changed

56:21to where like they had to watch maybe

56:23like the first 30 seconds of it, and

56:24that would count as a view.

56:25>> Yeah.

56:26>> Now they're doing it going back to where

56:27every click counts as a view.

56:29>> Well, I mean, the difference is now you

56:30have bots and AI.

56:32Right?

56:33>> Yeah.

56:33>> So, like

56:35now if you were to do this, like these

56:38bot accounts could just dominate

56:40YouTube. They would have much more

56:42influence over public opinion. Because

56:44like before, how could you determine

56:46whether a video was what worth watching

56:48or not? Just a Just a view counts,

56:49right?

56:51>> Yes, but Google is very and YouTube are

56:53very good at tracking that kind of

56:55stuff.

56:56If you if you if you flood fake bot

56:57accounts to a YouTube video, YouTube can

56:59figure that out very quickly, and they

57:01automatically will take you out of the

57:03algorithm.

57:03>> Okay. Okay. Well, um

57:06I just think like now that you're just

57:08going to inflict the statistics, so now

57:10it's going to be very hard for people to

57:13filter what's

57:14>> Yeah, but here's the thing though, like

57:16YouTube didn't like they can Here's the

57:19crazy thing about companies like YouTube

57:21is they can change stuff behind the

57:23scenes, and they don't have to announce

57:25it publicly.

57:25>> Yeah, that's right.

57:27>> They can make little changes, and like

57:28they tell you generally how the

57:30algorithm works. Like people have to

57:32watch it for this long, it'll show up as

57:33long as they're subscribed or whatever.

57:35But, they have the ability to

57:39turn you up or turn you down without

57:41ever telling you.

57:42>> That's right.

57:43>> And this happens to people all the time.

57:44>> Yeah.

57:45>> So,

57:48you know, why would they why would they

57:50make this a public statement? Maybe they

57:52Maybe they explained it in their in

57:53their press release about this. But, um

57:58yeah, it's it's very it's very strange

58:00because they

58:01they can manipulate the amount of reach

58:06any video gets. And they never have to

58:08let you know.

58:08>> That's right.

58:11>> You know, it's uh

58:13And I like I was saying, I'm I'm I'm

58:15very concerned about how this pendulum

58:19is it going to swing back to something

58:20that

58:21uh

58:22it we're not prepared for. You know, is

58:24this is this some sort of like

58:27is this some sort of like test

58:30to see how people act during these years

58:34during all this stuff to see what people

58:36are saying with the crazy emergence of

58:39AI being implemented into all these

58:41platforms and being able to track what

58:43did Jang say

58:44>> Yeah, I think so.

58:46>> throughout the last 5 years. Now that AI

58:48is taking over, we're going to be able

58:49to figure out put people in boxes and

58:51control things even more. But, right

58:53now, we want to make it the wild wild

58:55west to see what who people really are.

58:58>> Yeah, and this is a very, you know, um

59:01this is a pattern that repeats itself

59:02throughout history. So, during the

59:031950s, in 1957,

59:06uh Chairman Mao Zedong launched

59:07something called like let the 100 uh let

59:09100 flowers bloom campaign. And

59:11basically, uh he was trying to encourage

59:13people to speak up against the

59:15government, against society.

59:17>> Yes.

59:17>> And then, after a few months, these

59:19people were tracked down and they were

59:21arrested and labeled as anti-government,

59:24revolutionary, and

59:25>> Right.

59:25>> rightists.

59:26>> Right.

59:27>> So, it's very I I think it's very

59:29possible

59:31that this will happen soon. Because

59:33nowadays with the algorithm, it's very

59:34easy to track people. Um and late to

59:39categorize people. You know, that that's

59:40what Palantir does, right?

59:43So, I I think it's very possible. I I I

59:45I think they're letting us speak because

59:46they want to know how much traction

59:48these views get and who's and who is

59:50actually um commenting, liking this

59:54video.

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