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Speaker 5: All right? Hello, Today, I have a series of interesting
Speaker 5: videos that I've been gathering to share, very interesting videos.
Speaker 5: I think a lot of good points made, a lot
Speaker 5: of disturbing points made, and all that good stuff. So
Speaker 5: we are going to kick this off with something a
Speaker 5: little disturbing, of course, because that's how we roll here.
Speaker 5: Actually a couple of things that are very disturbing. Doesn't
Speaker 5: really get any different lately. All right, hopefully this all works.
Speaker 5: Let me get my stupid head out of the way.
Speaker 5: He's been over there. All right, we know if you
Speaker 5: can hear it, I'm gonna have to kick.
Speaker 9: The ES's investigation has uncovered a loophole that allows accused
Speaker 9: and convicted American pedophiles to escape justice by moving to Israel.
Speaker 9: So a Lee has been following this for more than
Speaker 9: a year, and he traveled to Israel for this investigation.
Speaker 9: He worked with a group that tracks people accused of
Speaker 9: sex crimes, which estimates dozens of Americans have used this loophole,
Speaker 9: so you know he's six foot.
Speaker 5: Americans is an interesting word to use there too.
Speaker 10: We are on a steak gown looking for this man,
Speaker 10: Jimmy Julius Caro, forty eight years old and wanted on
Speaker 10: charges of sexually assaulting a nine year old girl an
Speaker 10: organ back in two thousand.
Speaker 5: With a mug like that, you'd think he'd be able
Speaker 5: to find someone in his own age and.
Speaker 10: A five year old girl in Israel in two thousand
Speaker 10: and one. He's considered dangerous, but these photos are a
Speaker 10: few years old, so we don't know if he'll look
Speaker 10: the same.
Speaker 5: But they all had that certain look, don't they like, seriously,
Speaker 5: like there's a pedophile look.
Speaker 10: He remains elusive. Previous attempts to capture him have failed, obviously.
Speaker 5: The fear that he would somehow figure out that anyone's
Speaker 5: looking for him and bolt.
Speaker 4: He just called his number.
Speaker 10: Shanna Aronson got a tip that Caro's expected at this
Speaker 10: clinic near Tel Aviv.
Speaker 5: Who's gonna call?
Speaker 10: She's with JCW Jewish Community Watch, an organization that hunts
Speaker 10: down accused pedophiles who flee to Israel from the US,
Speaker 10: exploiting a process called Law of Return, whereby any Jewish
Speaker 10: person can move to Israel and automatically gain citizenship. The
Speaker 10: ease with which pedophile seemed able to use this law
Speaker 10: as an escape route haunts victims like Mendy Haw, who
Speaker 10: says he was abused from age eight by a teacher
Speaker 10: and Orthodox Jewish school in Los Angeles.
Speaker 5: So your classroom is right here.
Speaker 10: How does it feel being back?
Speaker 4: I was very anxious and.
Speaker 5: You know, yeah, thanks for making me live the trauma, sir.
Speaker 5: Really stress is coming back, and a lot of memories
Speaker 5: coming through.
Speaker 10: My mind, memories of his alleged abuser, Mordecai Yomtov, who
Speaker 10: taught him Hebrew studies when he was just eight years old.
Speaker 4: So in the beginning he would just rub me like
Speaker 4: outside of my pants, and then I would say, well,
Speaker 4: three four months later he started going like in reaching down,
Speaker 4: your reaching down?
Speaker 5: Why did you feel like you couldn't tell anyone?
Speaker 4: I was scared I was ashamed. I mean, I just
Speaker 4: didn't know what people think of me, the whole situation.
Speaker 10: Yomtof pled guilty in two thousand and two to sexually
Speaker 10: abusing and committing lude acts against three other boys. He
Speaker 10: served jail time, but when he was released, he violated
Speaker 10: his broke and, according to j c W, fled to
Speaker 10: Israel with help from individuals within the Orthodox Jewish community.
Speaker 10: J c W tracked you on top down and confronted
Speaker 10: him with a hidden camera in Jerusalem, where he admitted
Speaker 10: to illegally fleeing the United States with help and using
Speaker 10: a fake passport to enter Israel.
Speaker 5: I was supposed to stay for five years in the
Speaker 5: same city.
Speaker 8: I was opposed to us to the stations I left.
Speaker 10: He had this message for his victims, very sorry. The
Speaker 10: other person in this video is Mayor se the founder
Speaker 10: of Jewish Community Watch. He tells CBS News Yomtov's case
Speaker 10: isn't uncommon in the Orthodox community.
Speaker 5: The same thing that's going on in the Catholic Church
Speaker 5: right now around the world. Nice uh, pink color you
Speaker 5: got there, buddy, The exact same thing happens in our community.
Speaker 5: The rabbi say, it's you know, what you promised. He's
Speaker 5: going to go for therapy. He's never going to do
Speaker 5: it again. Boom, he's in. I see this as can
Speaker 5: sholding the information too. Let me look at the spokespeople
Speaker 5: for it, you know what I mean, controllers keeping a
Speaker 5: lid on it, covering for it. Ooops, the hell, I
Speaker 5: can't make it go forward. But we get the point,
Speaker 5: so I guess we'll just go to the next one
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Speaker 5: Okay, now we're gonna talk about loxism for those of
Speaker 5: you are not familiar. Hopefully this will help, and then
Speaker 5: we're gonna go jump right into the talmud and then
Speaker 5: we're probably gonna finish off with Ken O'Keefe. But it's
Speaker 5: I think this is a really good uh, this is
Speaker 5: a really good presentation that he did some time back.
Speaker 5: But it's relevant. It's very relevant to what's going on
Speaker 5: right now. That's why I find it so eerie because
Speaker 5: nothing has changed, it's only gotten worse. All right, there
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Speaker 5: Very very happy guy for the subject matter that they're
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Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 5: This is good energy, David.
Speaker 8: It's almost a pleasure.
Speaker 12: Now I really get to say to see you again.
Speaker 12: And one thing that I've noticed you've started speaking about,
Speaker 12: which I've never heard of before I learned from you,
Speaker 12: is this this word loxism, which is a kind of
Speaker 12: racism that it's kind of hidden from most people. Can
Speaker 12: you tell us what is loxism and why have you
Speaker 12: started speaking about it?
Speaker 8: So loxism is very very important to understand what is
Speaker 8: going on right now. I believe we have a Talmudic
Speaker 8: world order, which means that we are run by people.
Speaker 8: And I'm not talking about all jewicsy, I'm not talking
Speaker 8: about my wife and I'm not talking about her family
Speaker 8: and all my Jewish friends. You can imagine being an
Speaker 8: investment playing of the Jewish wife. How many Jewish friends
Speaker 8: I have? And I've just been in Moscow six weeks
Speaker 8: and I spent evenings and holidays with my Jewish friends
Speaker 8: lock season is is the Talmudic world order? You say
Speaker 8: the Biden administration, eighty five percent are Jewish of the
Speaker 8: senior positions there, I mean are there are two point
Speaker 8: six percent of the population. So there is certainly something
Speaker 8: going on here. And and in the Talmut it is
Speaker 8: it is explained that there is a legal system. It's
Speaker 8: in the Talmut. It's not my words, it's in the Talmut,
Speaker 8: one of the Jewish religious books, that a Jew should
Speaker 8: always win a court case. Not my words, it's in
Speaker 8: the Talmut and the GOI that would be you and me,
Speaker 8: we should always lose. And when you when when you
Speaker 8: see the court cases of Hillary Clinton, for example, she gets.
Speaker 5: That's real confidence, inspiring, inspiring because that also carries over
Speaker 5: into a family court. So if they want to break
Speaker 5: up a family, you know, give the children to the mom,
Speaker 5: screw the dead over hardcore, and off you go.
Speaker 8: One hundred and forty five million dollars from Russia for
Speaker 8: signing up the sale of twenty percent of America's uranium.
Speaker 8: And then Trump is falsely accused of Russian collusion, no
Speaker 8: proof whatsoever.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but Israel collusion, Yeah, absolutely, Apac collusion. He got
Speaker 5: bailed out by Adelson, right, and now she's given one
Speaker 5: hundred million dollars to the campaign. That's pretty I mean
Speaker 5: Addison was like, wasn't here the founder of APEC.
Speaker 8: This is an example of this Talmudic legal system. Lock
Speaker 8: Sism is explicit verbal or in documents expression, and I
Speaker 8: wish to exterminate non Jewish people. That's a losist. So
Speaker 8: that losist would be the rare, rare rack case because
Speaker 8: most Jews are not like that. I want to clarify.
Speaker 8: I don't know any losses, and I know hundreds of Jews,
Speaker 8: but in the rare at.
Speaker 5: How well do you know? But anyway, Yeah, if they're telmudiest,
Speaker 5: if they're capitalists, the ring cabalas specifically, then they're frankest
Speaker 5: and they're Zionists, So I mean it, that's a even
Speaker 5: if they're hardcore Torah followers, then they have these animosities
Speaker 5: and hatred for people if they're not practicing, if they're
Speaker 5: not really just if they're you know, not going by
Speaker 5: the rules of that stuff and they're you know, marrying
Speaker 5: whoever the hell they want and not living in those
Speaker 5: communities where they're being influenced by the Khol and stuff
Speaker 5: like that, then it's a whole different story.
Speaker 4: That case.
Speaker 8: That's just like you have some some white crazy supremacists
Speaker 8: will fantasize who they are. There might be some hilpily
Speaker 8: you know.
Speaker 5: Hey, fucking buddy, nice stereotype.
Speaker 8: With onwart hair sitting out in the in the in
Speaker 8: the Midwest somewhere saying all all the black people that
Speaker 8: use people are horrible, so on.
Speaker 4: But they that's not real.
Speaker 8: They do not run the printing press, they don't own
Speaker 8: the mainstream media. They're not CEOs of Big Farmer who
Speaker 8: just committed one of the biggest crimes in human history
Speaker 8: with the COVID scam. While they claimed the annual flu
Speaker 8: was a dangerous virus, total fraud. And so we do
Speaker 8: need to talk about this word, the loxism. We need
Speaker 8: to talk about it, and I can document someone you
Speaker 8: can just see right now in Gasa hundreds of leading politicians, scholars,
Speaker 8: even religious leaders, rabbis outspokenly talking about their wish to
Speaker 8: exterminate all am aleg all and that would be in
Speaker 8: this case the Palestinians, or as a minimum, ethnically cleansed them.
Speaker 8: So you do have loxism. You have four famous examples.
Speaker 8: That's the Henry Morgan Foul Plan from September nineteen forty four,
Speaker 8: which was to exterminate all Germans or at least twenty percent,
Speaker 8: which is what they did from nineteen forty five to
Speaker 8: nineteen forty eight. It was picked on a book written
Speaker 8: by Feodor Kaufmann called Germany Master Parish. It came out
Speaker 8: I think was January or forty one or December nineteen
Speaker 8: forty and Louis Nissa's book What Should.
Speaker 5: At least he referenced and made note of the fact
Speaker 5: that they were exterminating Germans from nineteen for a post
Speaker 5: war they rekeel. Actually Eisenhower recategorized them so that they
Speaker 5: weren't covered by the him. What do they call the
Speaker 5: rights of the Geneva convention so that he could do
Speaker 5: what everyone with them, and he starved them to death,
Speaker 5: tortured them, killed them, all that good stuff, you know,
Speaker 5: all that wonderful stuff that they do to Germans after
Speaker 5: our having terror, bombs a ship out of them and
Speaker 5: raped at least two million women, with the Bolshevik centering
Speaker 5: Germany so much so that they started committing suicide do
Speaker 5: with Germany.
Speaker 8: And then you have the kuden Huga Kalaggi plan. He
Speaker 8: was only half Jewish his his his mother was Austrian
Speaker 8: jew his father was Japanese. The kuten Huga Kialagki plan,
Speaker 8: which in his practicier Idi Almus writes that should run Europe.
Speaker 8: And and it's very fitting that the EU flag has
Speaker 8: twelve stars, which is symbolizing the twelve Jewish tribes. One
Speaker 8: of them is Levi tribe, which happens to be Moses
Speaker 8: Marx and my wife's family's name. So this means that
Speaker 8: the Jews should he writes it. It's totally clear. He
Speaker 8: writes it that we should be mixed race. You can't
Speaker 8: sell for me, but I'm also I'm the only blog
Speaker 8: in my family in but but but so be it,
Speaker 8: and my kids are mixed the race. My my wife
Speaker 8: is Jewish, my my my yeah, so my kids are immigrants,
Speaker 8: and so i'm I'm I am living up to the
Speaker 8: kudenhober Kleggi plant because I'm mixed race, and that is
Speaker 8: what we should do. We should mix, except the Jews
Speaker 8: should not mix. And we can see this in Israel
Speaker 8: as well. They'd allow zero immigration. And it's even worse
Speaker 8: they will they even discriminating Sephardic Jews. They're discriminating black
Speaker 8: juice from Ethiopia. They're throwing them out. They are so
Speaker 8: racist against black juice. It's unreal, and so so we
Speaker 8: I'm being too fair on the Eastwel when I'm saying
Speaker 8: they have zero immigration. They also have an apartheid system
Speaker 8: where they are buying up Palestinian land and then they're
Speaker 8: giving it to Jewish people. They're trying whenever a Jew
Speaker 8: was to sell it, you cannot sell it to a Palestinian.
Speaker 8: I'm not making this up. This you can read Israel
Speaker 8: Shahak's book Jewish History, Jewish Religion. He is a former
Speaker 8: member of the Knesset. He explains in perfect details the deeply,
Speaker 8: deeply unfair apartheid states legal system in Israel, and that
Speaker 8: is the Talmudic world order we're living in now. I
Speaker 8: have a master's degree in law, and I couldn't understand
Speaker 8: why our court cases often so random, And now I'm
Speaker 8: beginning to understand there are if you are in the club,
Speaker 8: either you're a good Goyan or you're Jewish, you win
Speaker 8: the court case, and if you're not, you lose it.
Speaker 8: I mean, I cannot find any other explanation. So we
Speaker 8: need to talk about lock season.
Speaker 5: Well, for that kind of power, what does that tell
Speaker 5: you about the judicial system everywhere, not just in Israel,
Speaker 5: but here as well.
Speaker 8: Especially when we have only had Hollywood's word for there
Speaker 8: was a single German who wanted to exterminate the Jews.
Speaker 8: We don't have. We haven't found a single document saying
Speaker 8: that the Germans wanted to exterminate the Jews. We haven't
Speaker 8: even found a single politician saying it. And that is
Speaker 8: just in stark contrast, so ironic when you are live
Speaker 8: streaming politicians and rabbis in Israel right now, none stop
Speaker 8: talking about, with no shame whatsoever, basing on some stupid
Speaker 8: words in one of their religious books, that they are
Speaker 8: allowed to exterminate the Palestinians once.
Speaker 5: Well, they even say that in Deuteronomy. That's another stupid book, right,
Speaker 5: because I would agree.
Speaker 12: I think that it disturbed me a little bit as
Speaker 12: a Christian. Is a lot of Christians, specifically evangelical Christians,
Speaker 12: and I am one as well, believe in this whole
Speaker 12: construct called dispensationalism, which.
Speaker 7: Leads so.
Speaker 5: That's Christian Zion isn't brought to you in part by no,
Speaker 5: brought to you in total by the Frankists.
Speaker 12: It's them to support or Israel, the nation of Israel,
Speaker 12: no matter what I mean. I don't think that's Christian doctrine.
Speaker 12: It's been put in through the Schofield Study Bible. I
Speaker 12: don't think they've got time to.
Speaker 8: Go into that.
Speaker 12: But a lot of Christians who believe this have never
Speaker 12: even heard of the Talmud. They think that Judaism is
Speaker 12: just the Bible without the New Testament. They think it's
Speaker 12: the Old Testament, and I, oh, well, we've got so
Speaker 12: much in common. But they don't realize there's this whole
Speaker 12: other book called the Talmud, which is completely opposite to
Speaker 12: everything in the Bible. It rejects Jesus. It says horrible
Speaker 12: things about Jesus. It says horrible things about the Goyean.
Speaker 12: Why do you think that the Christian zion Is to
Speaker 12: really give a lot of support to this, maybe the
Speaker 12: fundamental support of this in the United States because they're
Speaker 12: a huge voting block. Why do they not know about
Speaker 12: the Talmuds? And if they didn't know about it, do
Speaker 12: you think they might change their attitude?
Speaker 8: Well, I'll do what I can to make them change
Speaker 8: their attitude because I'm on the team of the assimilated
Speaker 8: Jewish people, my friends and family, who are wonderful human beings,
Speaker 8: fun to be will and just want to get along.
Speaker 5: And they do exist.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 5: I have friends, one of my best friends, like I
Speaker 5: mentioned before, with.
Speaker 8: Everybody else, just like the Muslims and the Christians and
Speaker 8: the Hindus too. I'm on their team. And there are
Speaker 8: some very very bad apples among the Jews, and they
Speaker 8: are the Talmud followers. And I wanna say if I can.
Speaker 5: And the Frankists and the Zionists and the add the idea,
Speaker 5: right frank is ZIGNI the same dam think if you're
Speaker 5: hardcore Torah, if you're a hardcore Zionist, and if your
Speaker 5: hardcore Talmot. That's the problem.
Speaker 8: I've been one thing, and no, we don't have a
Speaker 8: lot of time. In the Talmut, it also stipulates that
Speaker 8: they are not only allowed to lie, they are encouraged.
Speaker 5: To lie discounts back to the love of the stranger
Speaker 5: and something that should have been pretty clear. It's not
Speaker 5: your God. They tell you that that God's promising them
Speaker 5: your eradication, and they're not allowed to practice. Well, they're
Speaker 5: not supposed to practice. He's read among each other. They
Speaker 5: do predatory lending to the lower class, but they're not
Speaker 5: supposed to do that. But we're a fair game. We
Speaker 5: can abuse, lie, cheat, steel. There's a whole holidays and
Speaker 5: seasons for that. And that's how they roll.
Speaker 8: And in one of the annual events, it's called the Purim.
Speaker 8: They are and I'm not saying all synago.
Speaker 5: Remember Purim is the Haram brought the evidence to the
Speaker 5: king saying, hey, yo, they're about to start a coup here.
Speaker 5: I should take care of it before it happens. And
Speaker 5: there was a guy there named Mordecai, and then you
Speaker 5: have esther right, and what is it that ends up happening?
Speaker 5: Haram gets betrayed, hung and then the suns get hung
Speaker 5: and then they're going to kill rampage of quot unquote gentiles.
Speaker 8: Books, but the ones that are following strictly the Talmud,
Speaker 8: they are encouraged to break all oath, all deals, all
Speaker 8: promises made to a non due the following twelve months.
Speaker 8: So if we're talking about here, why we in Christianity.
Speaker 5: And that doesn't leave a whole on of month's left,
Speaker 5: does it. And it's an annual thing for him, So
Speaker 5: all the time he could have.
Speaker 8: Just said, in in Islam, we have this that a
Speaker 8: man is a man, a word is a word. We
Speaker 8: have to honor our agreements. This is so it's in
Speaker 8: stark contrast to.
Speaker 12: The cadre is that the care is that what it's called.
Speaker 8: Could it could be you have to talk to you
Speaker 8: don't want to say something on them. But yet the
Speaker 8: viewers look into this, Yes, yeah, they do their own research.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yes, sorry, no, carry on, because I mean that
Speaker 12: is a really fundamental point that that's so different to
Speaker 12: our understanding, you know, as Christians. And then there's did
Speaker 12: this word that's been created, really Judeo Christianity that was
Speaker 12: not really heard of before the nineteen thirties, but it's
Speaker 12: you know, people sort of consider this as something that's
Speaker 12: always been but it's not and don't realize that. Then
Speaker 12: there's people that followed the Talmud and they make this
Speaker 12: statement that any promise, any oath that they make is
Speaker 12: null and void and their word is not their bond
Speaker 12: like you would expect in our cultures.
Speaker 8: Yes, and it even says you are allowed to honor
Speaker 8: an agreement with a non Jew if it makes the
Speaker 8: rest of the Jewish people look good. Right, it's in
Speaker 8: the Talmud. I'm not making this up. It's unbelievable. And
Speaker 8: there's also a manipulation. There's penalty if you show the
Speaker 8: talmut to a non Jew, which is kind of why
Speaker 8: they take it so serious that we shouldn't know about it.
Speaker 12: Yeah, right, Yeah, But more people are hearing about it
Speaker 12: now and more people are understanding that this book does exist, and.
Speaker 5: I think you need to book it's like ten thousand
Speaker 5: pages long.
Speaker 12: Reassess some of the things that they've got from the
Speaker 12: Schofield Study Bible that are not actually in the Bible,
Speaker 12: and need to reassess their support for what Israel is
Speaker 12: doing at the moment in Gaza because it is a
Speaker 12: genocide and we need to stop supporting it. I don't,
Speaker 12: but people in the West need to stop supporting that
Speaker 12: and stop giving weapons to carry on this slaughter. That's
Speaker 12: my opinion anyway. But Matt, thank you so much for
Speaker 12: joining me on the show.
Speaker 5: Okay, so hopefully we learn a little bit of something
Speaker 5: from that. Now we're going to talk about the Talmud.
Speaker 5: It took me a while to find this. This was
Speaker 5: shared on the Europa the Last Battle Telegram group channel whatever,
Speaker 5: and I can't tell if it's really run by Ken
Speaker 5: o'key for not, but almost every single post up there
Speaker 5: is Ken. So either he has someone who just is
Speaker 5: like a fanboy that's doing that, or he's the guy
Speaker 5: who runs the group. I don't though, it's hard to tell.
Speaker 5: Get me one second here, get over there, all right.
Speaker 5: So this is called what the Jewish Talmud says about
Speaker 5: babies Jesus lax and Christians, all the all us manga,
Speaker 5: especially those babies, right, I mean.
Speaker 11: Of the rabbis were established and thousands of new laws formulated.
Speaker 11: They're those same pharisies.
Speaker 5: The more numerous the laws, the more corrupt the anything.
Speaker 11: Not just the state sees who killed Jesus, Christ remained
Speaker 11: the undisputed rulers of Judaism in Babylon.
Speaker 13: The Pharisees codified their oral traditions into the Babylonian Talmud,
Speaker 13: the written form of that oral tradition, which Jesus so
Speaker 13: bitterly rebuked. The Talmud reveals how deep was Israel's apostasy.
Speaker 13: The Talbot also helps us understand the basis for Christ's
Speaker 13: and flattering descriptions of the Pharisees.
Speaker 11: Jesus described the Pharisees as hypocrites, children of hell, blind guides,
Speaker 11: fighted sepulchers full of dead men's bones. He even described
Speaker 11: the Pharisees as children of their father, the devil.
Speaker 5: Dead bones. That's really interesting, isn't it. It might actually
Speaker 5: be like a hint, a hint to the true nature,
Speaker 5: like maybe using his vessels.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I get a little sci Fi with that type of stuff.
Speaker 11: A murderer from the beginning. The Talmut confirms Christ's words
Speaker 11: in the Talmud. In Treatise Sanhedra, an extensive passage describes
Speaker 11: the right of the Pharisee.
Speaker 5: And for people who aren't familiar, because I did a
Speaker 5: couple of videos on this mixed in with my introduction
Speaker 5: for the first two days of Europe at the Last Battle,
Speaker 5: which I probably can't even say on this platform, but anyway,
Speaker 5: the Cahol, like the Sanhedrin and the Cahol, I mean,
Speaker 5: you can pretty much do a one on one comparison
Speaker 5: with pretty close they're The really difference really being is
Speaker 5: that the calls would be like satellites of the Sanhedrin
Speaker 5: in each particular Jewish community, kind of laying down the
Speaker 5: the way things are going to go.
Speaker 11: Get to kill anyone just as long as he did
Speaker 11: so indirectly.
Speaker 5: You catch that you can kill someone as long as
Speaker 5: he do so indirectly. So he says, why does my
Speaker 5: grandfather rule him not liable because of the verse or
Speaker 5: an entity? He smite him with his hand, that he die,
Speaker 5: That he that smote him shall surely be put to death,
Speaker 5: for he is a murderer. Only a murderer has the
Speaker 5: law made liable for confining, but not one who causes
Speaker 5: damage thereby. Now let him finish.
Speaker 11: Explaining that as one of dozens of examples, the Talmud
Speaker 11: tells us that if one bound his neighbor and he
Speaker 11: died of starvation, he is not liable to execution, and so.
Speaker 4: There you have it.
Speaker 5: The reason potentially, it seems like directly why the Communists,
Speaker 5: why the Bolsheviks, why this continuous pattern of starvation, even
Speaker 5: with Eisenhower, with the you know the camps, you know
Speaker 5: by the way they opened up the camps and reopened
Speaker 5: them when they quote unquote liberated them and stuffed a
Speaker 5: bunch of Germans in there, and a lot of the
Speaker 5: photographs of these poor, starving, dying people weren't even Jews.
Speaker 5: They just mixed them in there to have more. Oh
Speaker 5: look at that, Oh look at this, And I'd like
Speaker 5: to know if anybody has a bead on the whole
Speaker 5: tattooing thing. Was that real? Was that post war? And
Speaker 5: was that this the Germans that were tattooed? If it
Speaker 5: even was a thing, I'm curious about that. I haven't
Speaker 5: had time to go look into that myself yet, but.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 5: It's like a branding, But it also seems like it's
Speaker 5: a little convenient, like, hey, yeah, I was there. Seem
Speaker 5: like that too. I mean, are artists of deception in.
Speaker 11: Such an indirect manner? The Pharisees also killed Christ manipulating
Speaker 11: the Romans to actually wield the spear and sword. The Pharisees,
Speaker 11: claimed as their descendants, do today that since the Romans
Speaker 11: were the direct cause of the death of Christ, it
Speaker 11: is the Romans, not the Jews, who are guilty. Christ
Speaker 11: also called the Pharisees adulterers and adults.
Speaker 5: Well, they're never guilty of anything, even when they're killing you.
Speaker 11: They're a screaming victimhood ultuous generation. The Talmut provides generous
Speaker 11: loopholes for adultery. It says the penalty for adultery does
Speaker 11: not include sex with a miner, the wife of a miner,
Speaker 11: or the wife of a heathen. The Talmot also encourages
Speaker 11: seduction of unwed adolescent girls called designated bond maids. But
Speaker 11: it's important how such rapes are performed. With the designated
Speaker 11: bond made. One is guilty only in the case of
Speaker 11: natural connection, but not in the case of perverse connection.
Speaker 11: The Pharisees reasons.
Speaker 5: So they have to be disgusting about their behavior with
Speaker 5: that child. To make it okay, it has to be
Speaker 5: more brutal, more savage, more discussing, more perverse. Isn't that
Speaker 5: fucking That's just wonderful ison?
Speaker 11: That rape in a perverted manner is outside the jurisdiction
Speaker 11: of the law. Normal rape, however, was punishable. In Babylon,
Speaker 11: sexual perversion of every kind had been a way of
Speaker 11: life for millenniums. The Pharisees were deeply influenced by such practices.
Speaker 5: And it wasn't the Babylonians. It was the forne element
Speaker 5: there that corrupted it. And you know who I'm talking about.
Speaker 13: In three of the major treatises of the Talmud are
Speaker 13: found extensive passages which give legal endorsement to seduce and
Speaker 13: marry three year old baby girls. In fact, many of
Speaker 13: the greatest rabbis of the Talmud, including Simeon ben Johai,
Speaker 13: upheld this privilege. Today in Israel, thousands of Jews go
Speaker 13: to Maron every year to venerate the memory of Simeon
Speaker 13: van Johai, one of the most respected rabbis in the
Speaker 13: history of Judaism.
Speaker 11: In one of dozens of endorsements of child sex, Simeon
Speaker 11: ben Johai said, a proselyte under the age of three
Speaker 11: years and a day is permitted to marry a priest.
Speaker 11: Agreeing with Ben Johai, the Great Rabba said, when a
Speaker 11: grown up man has intercourse with a little girl, it
Speaker 11: is nothing, or when the girl is less than this
Speaker 11: three years and a day, it is as if one
Speaker 11: put the finger into the eye. The footnote to this
Speaker 11: passage says, as tears come to the eye again and again,
Speaker 11: so does virginity come back to the little girl under
Speaker 11: three years. The same section confirms that sexual activity with
Speaker 11: small boys is in the same category. The intercourse of
Speaker 11: a small boy is not regarded as a sexual act.
Speaker 11: In addition to adulterers, Christ in the story of the
Speaker 11: Good Samaritan, portrayed the Pharisees as racial digots, two self
Speaker 11: righteous to respond to the suffering of one who was
Speaker 11: not a Jew. It is true because of the wickedness
Speaker 11: of the Canaanites, which included sodomy and infant sacrifice, Israel
Speaker 11: had been commanded by God to be harsh.
Speaker 4: In her truss.
Speaker 5: Oh, they ate them every once in a while too.
Speaker 5: Let's not forget that part.
Speaker 11: Treatment of the inhabitants of the land. God made it
Speaker 11: clear that the Canaanites were not simply to be avoided,
Speaker 11: but destroyed. By the time of the New Testament. This
Speaker 11: method of preserving God's kingdom by separation and the sword
Speaker 11: had become obsolete. God no longer made a racial difference
Speaker 11: between men.
Speaker 13: But the Pharisees were unfazed by God's new agenda. The
Speaker 13: Talmud was finally written down nearly five centuries after Christ,
Speaker 13: yet it's critical even homicidal attitudes toward gentiles might have
Speaker 13: been lifted out of a book of Joshua. However, the
Speaker 13: quickest way to grasp the Talmudic view of gentiles is
Speaker 13: not directly from the Talmud, but from the Jewish encyclopedias.
Speaker 13: If we quote an isolated opinion from the Talmud, a
Speaker 13: rabbi may quickly object, saying, but that is not the
Speaker 13: overall opinion of the Talmud, That is not the definitive view.
Speaker 13: What the Jewish encyclopedia provides us is a definitive overview
Speaker 13: of perhaps hundreds of rabbinic statements on any subject, giving
Speaker 13: us accurate summaries of what the Talmud generally teaches.
Speaker 11: In its article on gentiles, the Jewish encyclopedia begins to
Speaker 11: define what makes a Jew so different from a gentile?
Speaker 5: Isn't this kind of surprising that this was ever even made?
Speaker 11: According to the rabbis, only Israelites are men. Gentiles they
Speaker 11: classed not as men, but as barbarians. Since gentiles are
Speaker 11: not men in the fullest sense, so the gentile is
Speaker 11: not a neighbor of a Jew. Further, since Gentile laws
Speaker 11: were too crewe to admit of reciprocity, meaning too crewe
Speaker 11: to be taken seriously, the gentile was forever beneath the
Speaker 11: jew Gentiles were outlawed by God from the beginning, and
Speaker 11: thus had no property rights. The Almighty offered the Torah, you.
Speaker 5: Owe nothing and be happy. They're just fulfilling the timid
Speaker 5: right no property. They've very done that to us because
Speaker 5: we have warranty deeds, we have certificates of this than that,
Speaker 5: we don't have the actual documents, because that's real as
Speaker 5: in royal property, not ours to.
Speaker 11: The gentile nations also, but since they refused to accept it,
Speaker 11: he withdrew his shining legal protection from them and transferred
Speaker 11: their property rights to Israel, who observed his law. Since
Speaker 11: the Talman outlawed the child or issue of a gentile
Speaker 11: as that of a beast, a gentile had as little
Speaker 11: legal rights in a Jewish court as did an animal.
Speaker 11: The Talmud states that if a Gentile sue and Israelite,
Speaker 11: the verdict is for the defendant the Israelite. Conversely, if
Speaker 11: the Israelite is the plaintiff, he obtains full damages because
Speaker 11: the Talmud conspires against Gentiles. If a Jew was ever
Speaker 11: caught telling a Gentile what the Talmud really says, such
Speaker 11: a person deserves death. So vile was the nature of
Speaker 11: a gentile that the Great Simon van Johi said, the
Speaker 11: best among the gentiles deserves to be killed. The best
Speaker 11: of snakes ought to have its head crushed. Jews, however,
Speaker 11: are exalted beings in the Talmut worthy of praise. Christ
Speaker 11: described the Pharisee.
Speaker 5: Interesting conical hats, almost as if it was hiding something
Speaker 5: like a different shaped skull, I don't know, or maybe
Speaker 5: emulating something.
Speaker 11: Who blessed himself saying, I thank the Lord that I
Speaker 11: am not his other men. An imminent Talmutic rabbi says,
Speaker 11: the same, blessed be thou, who hast not made me
Speaker 11: a boy or gentile. There is a special antagonism between
Speaker 11: the Talmut and Jesus. The Talmut attacks him everywhere it can.
Speaker 11: Even his mother, Mary, the Talmot says, was a whore.
Speaker 11: Who mate it with carpenters. She who was the descendant
Speaker 11: of princes and governors, played the harlet with Carpenters. It
Speaker 11: naturally followed that the scribes declared Christ to be a bastard.
Speaker 11: In its article on Jesus, the Jewish Encyclopedia says that
Speaker 11: Jewish writings defame Christ. It is the tendency of all
Speaker 11: these to be little well.
Speaker 5: And maybe maybe the origination of the New Testament was
Speaker 5: a way of I don't know if there was a
Speaker 5: Jesus and these in early LIFs, all right, And I'm
Speaker 5: going to say the Hellenistic era was when the tour
Speaker 5: was written, and I would saying the fact that ancient
Speaker 5: Greek was used for the first New Testament and what
Speaker 5: it says, would that be a hit piece satire of
Speaker 5: a real person? And maybe that's why it came out
Speaker 5: as discussing as it was, Like when you read what
Speaker 5: Ammon says and listen to what Ammon says about the
Speaker 5: things that were going on with the late days and
Speaker 5: stuff like that. Were they trying to mar the image
Speaker 5: of someone and then they flip the script at some
Speaker 5: point or was that really what went down?
Speaker 11: Who knows a person of Jesus by ascribing to him
Speaker 11: illegitimate birth, magic, and a shameful death. Jesus, according to
Speaker 11: this article, was considered one of the three worst enemies
Speaker 11: of Judaism who came to an ignoble end. The Talmut
Speaker 11: says they subjected him to four deaths, stoning, burning, decapitation,
Speaker 11: and strangling. The Talmot also says he is now in hell,
Speaker 11: punished with boiling hot excrement. What is Christ's advice as
Speaker 11: he speaks to us out of hell? The Jewish Encyclopedia
Speaker 11: quotes Jesus as telling us above all to bless the Jews.
Speaker 11: He says, further their well being, do nothing to their detriment.
Speaker 11: Whoever touches them touches even the apple of his eye. Christians,
Speaker 11: as followers of the false prophet Jesus, also deserve death.
Speaker 11: The Jewish Encyclopedia.
Speaker 5: People that kill him. He has an awful fondness too,
Speaker 5: because that's that's useful in the Talmut.
Speaker 11: How Convenient Media again recaps the Talmot's position. A gentile
Speaker 11: observing the Sabbath deserves death.
Speaker 5: Sorry, Seventh Day evidentists, looks like you're all you've all
Speaker 5: got to go. Oh wait, they did, because that's kind
Speaker 5: of what the Davidians were, a branch of right.
Speaker 11: The testimony of a Christian was not admitted in evidence
Speaker 11: in Jewish courts, and an Israelite who found anything belonging
Speaker 11: to one who was a Christian was forbidden to return
Speaker 11: it to him.
Speaker 13: The Pharisees, through their talmud Us gave the Jews an
Speaker 13: ethic which incurs.
Speaker 5: So like if there's a lost child, but they forbidden
Speaker 5: to give it back to the Gentiles.
Speaker 13: That's bigotry and isolation. But it did worse than that,
Speaker 13: It invited persecution. By the eleventh century, the inhabitants of Babylon,
Speaker 13: growing weary of the self righteousness and dishonesty of the Jews,
Speaker 13: expelled them to the West.
Speaker 7: That's part of our faith. Read the Bible tol and
Speaker 7: that carried the Jewish people as a unique people, people
Speaker 7: of the Book, as we call it. The people of
Speaker 7: the Book not only knew the book, they could read
Speaker 7: the book the capacity to ask questions, which is what
Speaker 7: the Talmudic tradition did across Jewish communities. It never defined
Speaker 7: the end of knowledge, it never put an exclamation mark
Speaker 7: on truth. It was constantly questioning expanding, growing, exchanging between communities,
Speaker 7: between great scholars and their students. It never ended. It
Speaker 7: was always iterative. This culture exploded when the walls of
Speaker 7: the ghetto went down. This same tradition, the same culture is.
Speaker 12: Part of us.
Speaker 7: It's deeply ingrained in our culture, in our thinking, in
Speaker 7: our traditions.
Speaker 5: I thought it was fight is our fight.
Speaker 4: We are wrong. We are united, gen we will that.
Speaker 4: It's not.
Speaker 5: Oh, look at you, says for Zion's sake, Ah okay.
Speaker 5: I don't know where he stands. I don't know his
Speaker 5: position is at all, certainly non Gja Christian nonsense and
Speaker 5: definitely not influenced at all by the Frankists to bring
Speaker 5: about this uh outcome that the Luary Cabbala laid out
Speaker 5: for them.
Speaker 4: Will not be discouraged.
Speaker 10: We will not be defeated, we will not be intimidated.
Speaker 4: We will not sit down.
Speaker 5: We will not Those are awfully tough words for a
Speaker 5: fat guy you probably can't get up very fast, and
Speaker 5: plans on other people to be doing all this work
Speaker 5: and actually, for the most unjust and inverted reasons and
Speaker 5: and objective silent.
Speaker 8: We are the worst nightmare of the anti semis of
Speaker 8: the world.
Speaker 4: The victory is going to be ours.
Speaker 5: That's not a threat or anything. Certainly not back by Trump.
Speaker 5: Oh wait, nope, nope, never mind. He said death penalty. Oops,
Speaker 5: don't tell you what to do. Yeah, all right, So
Speaker 5: that one's a lot of food for thought there. Yes,
Speaker 5: I've become I've become Canadian. I said, hey, hello, Karen Peterson. Hello,
Speaker 5: Satan is kidding with the angel. It's nice to know
Speaker 5: that he's checking in everyone soil, you know, Satan Like, yeah,
Speaker 5: damn it, all right, So I'm clicking out some of
Speaker 5: these things. Stile accidentally go to them again. There was
Speaker 5: a part in Max's video, the most recent one, that
Speaker 5: there's a he always says some very profound things and
Speaker 5: always there's always something extra each time. That's, you know,
Speaker 5: puts things together for me. Sparked my interest to look
Speaker 5: at more stuff, as I mentioned in that interview, and guys,
Speaker 5: I can't listen to myself like in a replay. I
Speaker 5: tried doing that because I wanted to hear what Max
Speaker 5: was saying. And sometimes I'm going to pick up more
Speaker 5: when I'm not in the moment, trying to get you know,
Speaker 5: ask intelligent questions and listen to what they say. It's
Speaker 5: a lot of the process. I was nervous, what do
Speaker 5: you want from me? He was the first time I
Speaker 5: met you know Max, and uh, I said, you know
Speaker 5: a lot, and somebody gave me shit for it, but
Speaker 5: it was true. I was doing those are like timesavers
Speaker 5: instead of saying I said you know and I said
Speaker 5: a lot because I was trying to I was trying
Speaker 5: really hard to like articulate the best questions. And here's
Speaker 5: the thing. Max goes on for a long time before
Speaker 5: a pause, So there were so many things that were
Speaker 5: in my head, but then they went by, so it
Speaker 5: was like not relevant anymore, and I was like, ah,
Speaker 5: you know, there's so many more things, like if I
Speaker 5: could just said been like okay, But but I don't
Speaker 5: interrupt people try not to. I do accidentally, probably quite often,
Speaker 5: but it's not intentional. All right, So let's go on.
Speaker 5: They made that disclaimer. I gotta do this one a
Speaker 5: lot of time too, because it's important. Okay, it is
Speaker 5: getting down to the nitty of the gritty with this computer,
Speaker 5: so I have to have to show this again, all right.
Speaker 5: I have to show this, so I am is it
Speaker 5: even showing it is? Okay? How about like that this
Speaker 5: is the Gifts and Go Gifts Go dot Com backslash
Speaker 5: ball Busters. You know, if you need an excuse, Wednesday's
Speaker 5: my birthday.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: There you go, Right, let's get let's get that out
Speaker 5: of there and let's move on to be forty five
Speaker 5: on Wednesday. And yes, I am not skipping Dwayne Hayes on.
Speaker 5: So I'm going to be doing the birthday show. It's
Speaker 5: gonna happen. Dwayne will be back. Got a lot of
Speaker 5: talk about one of our mutual friends visited the Louis
Speaker 5: Brandeis a library and came back with lots of gems
Speaker 5: and lots of new trails to search to find all
Speaker 5: the connections. And there's I don't want to say too
Speaker 5: much now because I don't know how he's going to
Speaker 5: present it, but there is a connection between Abraham Flexner
Speaker 5: and Louis Brandeis as well. And hey, all of our
Speaker 5: health is shit now because of all that. So, yeah,
Speaker 5: the poisonings. So the next one is going to be
Speaker 5: Ken O'Keefe and it runs for a while. It's going
Speaker 5: to be for a while, right, I'm going to try
Speaker 5: to queue up, try to find the time that this
Speaker 5: most recent Max It's like there's something in the close
Speaker 5: to the beginning, and then there's something towards the end
Speaker 5: that I really wanted to share. But maybe I could
Speaker 5: do that on Monday and I can get that all situated.
Speaker 5: That's what That way, I'm not fumbling around because I
Speaker 5: have to be able to hear it and this is
Speaker 5: going to be playing. So tis what tis?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 5: So now I gotta go to the precinct entire screen.
Speaker 5: Pick that little job er there. I had this businesiche
Speaker 5: put me over here. Yeah, yes, all right. I started
Speaker 5: about three minutes in because oh you know what this is,
Speaker 5: go fucking suck hold on, all right, it is what
Speaker 5: it is, all right, let's do it. Make sure you
Speaker 5: guys can see it as well. Anything I was thinking of.
Speaker 5: And I don't know if we can with this, but
Speaker 5: I think you can.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't want to do it ever again if I
Speaker 4: had my choice.
Speaker 5: And the people who this is ken o'keef. I think
Speaker 5: this is like twenty eighteen. Maybe I don't know, maybe
Speaker 5: twenty sixteen, but the message is the same. It is
Speaker 5: happening the same way, only to a more heightened degree.
Speaker 5: And he's very articulate. Here, there's a lot of good
Speaker 5: speeches that he does, and I think we should get
Speaker 5: to know mister ken o'keef a little bit more. I
Speaker 5: don't know if he does interviews otherwise I think he does,
Speaker 5: but maybe he's a little bit more on the upper
Speaker 5: end of that. I don't know. We'll see.
Speaker 4: I have invited me here also took a certain amount
Speaker 4: of risk, I think, not because I'm a bad guy,
Speaker 4: but I've certainly managed, in my way of expressing the
Speaker 4: truth as I know it, to tick off some very
Speaker 4: very powerful people, to say the least, and for whatever reason,
Speaker 4: I think the world that we live in, without question,
Speaker 4: offers a reward of ridicule, scorn and being targeted if
Speaker 4: you're doing something worthwhile. And it seems in that respect
Speaker 4: that I've been greatly blessed because over the last couple
Speaker 4: of years, in particular, I have found that very powerful
Speaker 4: entities have made it their business to try and make
Speaker 4: my life as difficult as possible. And in these experiences,
Speaker 4: I find myself becoming closer and closer to my Palestinian
Speaker 4: brothers and sisters, because I know, I know that what
Speaker 4: I'm going through is nothing in comparison to what people
Speaker 4: are enduring every single day, including children.
Speaker 5: And you know this notion that, okay, one of the
Speaker 5: things that Max mentioned in the most recent video and
Speaker 5: maybe it was in another interview that he had done
Speaker 5: recently that he just posted, but he said that when
Speaker 5: he was in Gaza, I don't know what the year was,
Speaker 5: he was trying to build them a desk, like a
Speaker 5: school desk. And on the banned list b A n
Speaker 5: n E ed banned list of items that you could
Speaker 5: import into Gaza, Palestine, whatever you want to call it,
Speaker 5: were crayons. I think he said, a four paper. I
Speaker 5: guess it's a thickness or something, I don't know. And nails.
Speaker 5: He can't have nails. It's like, now, I'm not talking
Speaker 5: about Cardi b nails. I'm not talking about them shits
Speaker 5: or whatever the hell that she says that they are.
Speaker 5: I'm talking about nails. So you can build things for kids. Crayons.
Speaker 5: Why would they ban those unless they just don't want
Speaker 5: the kids to have anything to play with. As Max said,
Speaker 5: it's freaking sick. And that's been going on since five
Speaker 5: at the very you know, at the very least.
Speaker 4: That we in the West or somehow the Saviors and
Speaker 4: they only knew what we knew, they'd be able to
Speaker 4: solve their problems and all of this kind of rubbish.
Speaker 4: It's really very myopic. You know, we in America suffered
Speaker 4: from this greatly. I remember how I felt about America.
Speaker 4: Like every other red blooded American. I grew up believing
Speaker 4: that my nation was the greatest in the world. Freedom
Speaker 4: and democracy and all of this sort of stuff. And
Speaker 4: it was in that context that I joined the Marine
Speaker 4: Corps at the age of nineteen. And you know, what
Speaker 4: can I say other than I was stupid. Quite frankly,
Speaker 4: I was stupid. I didn't know what General Smedley Butler,
Speaker 4: one of the greatest Marines who ever lived, knew who.
Speaker 4: After he got out of the Marine Corps as a general,
Speaker 4: I wrote a book called War Is a Racket, and
Speaker 4: he talked about what the Marine Corps is. What is
Speaker 4: the Marine Corps like the mafia. It's like a mafia entity.
Speaker 4: It's an enforcer. His job is to go out and
Speaker 4: enforce us policy, which isn't there to benefit you, well
Speaker 4: most of us anyway, unless you're part of that upper
Speaker 4: class elites is they like to call themselves. The policy
Speaker 4: is not for you, but it certainly works out very
Speaker 4: well for those at the top of the pyramid, and
Speaker 4: that's what the Marine Corps is, and a guy like
Speaker 4: me is just cannon fodder. I mean, that's all we are.
Speaker 4: And I didn't know any of this stuff, and I
Speaker 4: was an idiot, but I'm really grateful for this. It's
Speaker 4: very important for me never to forget how stupid I was,
Speaker 4: because when I look at people who were doing the
Speaker 4: same sort of stuff that I was doing back then,
Speaker 4: instead of looking at them and looking down, I'm looking
Speaker 4: at them seeing myself. That's me not long ago. Why
Speaker 4: should I expect someone else to in tandem with me
Speaker 4: become aware. That's quite arrogant and self centered. Of course,
Speaker 4: not everyone is going to come into an understanding or
Speaker 4: consciousness is the same case than I am. But thankfully
Speaker 4: more and more people are. But I believe, and the
Speaker 4: Muslims out there, I know that you'll know this as well.
Speaker 4: That God challenges us, and really the greater the amount
Speaker 4: of challenges.
Speaker 5: I don't think that's true, honestly. I mean, maybe there's
Speaker 5: some spiritual thing there, but through manifestation, I think we
Speaker 5: challenge ourselves and also yes, of course, but if we're
Speaker 5: being challenged like that isn't malicious because if my depiction
Speaker 5: of a benevent creator or Eralda would be something that's
Speaker 5: way outside of that and something more malicious, like if
Speaker 5: an impostor God who wants compliance and obedience would be
Speaker 5: more of the type that would test you, you get well.
Speaker 4: It says a lot about how apparently God feels about you,
Speaker 4: because the more that you're challenged, the more that God
Speaker 4: knows you're capable of overcoming those challenges. And again I
Speaker 4: revert back to Palestine.
Speaker 5: Let's look, I used to believe that when I thought
Speaker 5: God meant God and not something else. To people who
Speaker 5: want you to believe that, they're talking about the same guy,
Speaker 5: you know. So that's that's where I'm at with that.
Speaker 5: Like Kronos set Ball yahweh all the same same that
Speaker 5: might be the one who's doing the testing, seeing what
Speaker 5: you're made of. Because even if you're totally against the
Speaker 5: objectives of God, they you know, that Satan guy, what
Speaker 5: hell he is, it's really good at manipulating you into
Speaker 5: doing what he wants.
Speaker 4: Anyway. The challenge is, I mean, I know many of
Speaker 4: you are Palestinians, so I don't need to convert you
Speaker 4: and obviously you care, or else you wouldn't be here,
Speaker 4: and that's of course you were dragged here by somebody else.
Speaker 4: And I hope by the end of this night you
Speaker 4: now feel a kinship with your Palestinian brothers and sisters.
Speaker 4: For the rest of us, I think we all know
Speaker 4: fairly well. But again, when you go to Palestine, you
Speaker 4: meet people of Palestine and the things that they're enduring,
Speaker 4: you can't help but become a better person. You can't.
Speaker 4: And this is part of what pulled me there. But
Speaker 4: I had no idea of this when I was younger.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure what the camera guy was trying to do.
Speaker 5: Just show the banner. It's like he's a little dot
Speaker 5: on the screen. It's is the surfboard that important? Like
Speaker 5: you know what I mean. It's like he's not, you know,
Speaker 5: addressing the screen of like hey in this picture, I'm
Speaker 5: not at that. No, So why the why they pull
Speaker 5: back on the on the zoom they're zoom and out.
Speaker 4: I really didn't, and it was an injustice that transformed
Speaker 4: me again. You know, this is this is life. It's
Speaker 4: it's so ironic and it's really never lose your sense
Speaker 4: of humor because the things that seemed to be the
Speaker 4: most tragic and the most heartbreaking and just gut wrenching.
Speaker 4: Those are the best of all, man, those are the
Speaker 4: greatest opportunities always, always, if you don't let it get
Speaker 4: the better of you. And for me, I was in
Speaker 4: the Marine Corps and I took I took a lot
Speaker 4: of the teachings of the Marine Corps quite seriously. One
Speaker 4: leadership by example. You believe in something. If you want
Speaker 4: other people to follow you, then you better damn well
Speaker 4: be willing to do it yourself. You don't lead from
Speaker 4: the back, you lead from the front. You show people
Speaker 4: by doing tell You don't show people by telling them
Speaker 4: you do it. And when I was in the Marine Corps,
Speaker 4: my leaders, I mean we're talking about hard marines, like
Speaker 4: hard marines infantry fifteen years in the corps, twenty years
Speaker 4: in the corps. They were abusing their position of power.
Speaker 4: You know, they wanted to keep air conditioning and in
Speaker 4: their hot you know, burthing area and on the ship
Speaker 4: and they wanted to be more uncomfortable. They wanted more
Speaker 4: air conditioning.
Speaker 8: You know what is that?
Speaker 4: It is that what we're aspiring to reach higher ranks
Speaker 4: so I can have air conditioning and you can't. But
Speaker 4: the thing was this policy that they wanted was was
Speaker 4: making things more dangerous for the lower ranks and endangering
Speaker 4: other people by forcing us to go further into ship
Speaker 4: areas and all this sort of stuff. So I I
Speaker 4: did something that was a cardinal sin. And in the
Speaker 4: Marine Corps, I jumped my chain of command. I bypassed
Speaker 4: my immediate leadership and went above them to the Navy,
Speaker 4: not just to the Marine Corps, but to the Navy personnel,
Speaker 4: which is even worse. And I was definitely a bit
Speaker 4: naive when I did this. I also thought, okay, one
Speaker 4: of the other tenets of the Marine Corps honor and
Speaker 4: an integrity. You've all seen the commercials.
Speaker 5: Us Coast Guard was honor, integrity, and devotion to duty.
Speaker 4: You know, look at the Marine Corps commercial.
Speaker 5: I was a simper paratas always ready or always prepared.
Speaker 4: Man. They're marketing genius.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: The uniform is brilliant. Man. It just makes you think
Speaker 4: like wow. And you know I believed in the whole
Speaker 4: honor and integrity thing. So when I did this, rather
Speaker 4: than do it anonymously, I owned up to it because
Speaker 4: it came back after I reported them immediately. It came
Speaker 4: down to the staff and CEO's like cut that out
Speaker 4: and they had to, you know, leave their burling area open,
Speaker 4: and they were really ticked off and they wanted to
Speaker 4: know who did this, So it was sent back down
Speaker 4: who did this? And I said, I did it. That
Speaker 4: transformed my life, totally transformed my life. I went from
Speaker 4: being a model marine to the being the most hated
Speaker 4: marine in my platoon and in my company. And if
Speaker 4: you've ever seen the movie Full Metal Jacket, you might
Speaker 4: recall the first half of the movie is all Marine
Speaker 4: Corps boot camp, and that part of the movie is
Speaker 4: almost like a documentary. I mean, that is extremely accurate.
Speaker 4: And the guy who plays a drill instructor in that
Speaker 4: movie actually was a Marine Corps drill instructor during Vietnam,
Speaker 4: so I mean it's accurate. And at a certain point,
Speaker 4: he has a problem recruit Private Pile, and he's punishing
Speaker 4: him and punishing him and that's just not working. And
Speaker 4: eventually what he does is he punishes the whole platoon,
Speaker 4: but the whole platoon knows the reason why they're being
Speaker 4: punished is because of Private Pile. So now the whole
Speaker 4: platoon is really upset with private Pile and they do
Speaker 4: what they do to him. They make this life hell.
Speaker 4: And that's what happened to me. I was looking over
Speaker 4: my shoulder constantly, and I found out I had two friends.
Speaker 4: Out of a platoon of about forty, I had two,
Speaker 4: which taught me another important lesson. What you think is
Speaker 4: your friend might not necessarily be your friend. If you
Speaker 4: have one genuine friend, real friend, like a brother, you're
Speaker 4: doing better than most. You're doing well you have two
Speaker 4: or three or as many as I have. At this point,
Speaker 4: I mean, Wow, what a blessing. So I learned some
Speaker 4: valuable lessons. And when I realized that the Marine Corps
Speaker 4: was nothing like when I believed it to be, that
Speaker 4: transformed me. Totally transformed me. And you know, eventually I
Speaker 4: got out of the Marine Corps. When I got out,
Speaker 4: I also learned another lesson before I got out, and
Speaker 4: that was how precious freedom was. Freedom to be free.
Speaker 4: I signed away my freedom, idiot, signed away my freedom.
Speaker 4: I became a slave. And when I got out of
Speaker 4: the Marine Corps, to this day, it's the happiest day
Speaker 4: of my life. I vowed I would never give up
Speaker 4: my freedom again ever, and that I would exercise my
Speaker 4: freedom to the hilt, and that's what I've been doing
Speaker 4: for the last twenty years. And I made a lot
Speaker 4: of decisions along the way, but I can look back
Speaker 4: at it now and I know it all leading me
Speaker 4: to Palestine. I didn't know anything about Palestine twenty years ago. Nothing.
Speaker 4: If I knew anything at all, it would have been
Speaker 4: the propaganda rush that we were supposed to believe, and
Speaker 4: it led me to Palestine. Palestine called me, and eventually
Speaker 4: I went there, and as I've said, I think for
Speaker 4: anybody who's been there, you can't help but become a
Speaker 4: better person and inspired just by being there and witnessing
Speaker 4: what people are going through and how they're carrying themselves
Speaker 4: with dignity in the most undignified of circumstances. I would
Speaker 4: think that my experience might be quite similar to Steve's
Speaker 4: as well, because from what I understand, Steve was a journalist,
Speaker 4: and I imagine that he went there and was deep,
Speaker 4: he touched, and he felt an absolute need to do more.
Speaker 4: I can do more, I must do more, I must
Speaker 4: do everything I can. And that's exactly how I felt.
Speaker 4: And in the last couple of years, I met a
Speaker 4: family there. I mean, I've met a lot of families Thereah,
Speaker 4: I've had stories told to me that I feel like
Speaker 4: I couldn't even really tell you the details the story
Speaker 4: because there's children in this room, and just even telling
Speaker 4: the story could be somewhat scarring, much less the experience itself.
Speaker 4: And you know, the Simooni family, what they went through,
Speaker 4: It's hard to exaggerate what they went through. I mean, really,
Speaker 4: if you don't know the story, I'm going to tell
Speaker 4: you a little bit about it. This family, they live
Speaker 4: in Zaytune, which is not like most of Gaza, which
Speaker 4: is very urban. It's actually in sort of the middle area,
Speaker 4: upper middle, and it's an agricultural area, that's the name
Speaker 4: it Tune. And this area is almost always when the
Speaker 4: Israelis come in and they like to get into this area.
Speaker 4: It splits the gods of strip them too, and strategically
Speaker 4: it's a value to them and they like to do
Speaker 4: their little rampages. And so they took over this area
Speaker 4: and physician snipers up on rooftops and it was just
Speaker 4: you know, this is during Operation pass Led and if
Speaker 4: you don't know some of the things leading up to that,
Speaker 4: there was a lot of craziness, you know, like rabbis
Speaker 4: whipping up the troops reading them talmutic, you know, lines
Speaker 4: that really get into the whole chosenness and the boy
Speaker 4: and the necessity of not exercising any compassion or mercy.
Speaker 4: I mean, really, I'm not making this up. And if
Speaker 4: you don't know this, it's true. And the proof of
Speaker 4: this is the way that they acted towards the Palestinians.
Speaker 4: They might as well have been dogs or less, because
Speaker 4: that's exactly how they were treated. You wouldn't even treat
Speaker 4: a dog that way. Quite frankly, I mean most of us,
Speaker 4: we would treat the dog better, much better than the
Speaker 4: way the Simooni family and the Palestinians were treated. So
Speaker 4: when they went in, they went in whipped up with
Speaker 4: this whole vicious, scientotic kind of attitude, and they told
Speaker 4: the Simoni family those that they hadn't killed because immediately
Speaker 4: Zayat Simooni and her eight kids, when the Israelis came
Speaker 4: into their home and they said who's the head of
Speaker 4: the household, and the father held up his hand, Boom
Speaker 4: shot him right there right in front of the kids. Boom, dead,
Speaker 4: gone gone. They then proceeded to light of fire in
Speaker 4: the house. And then the wife and the mother of
Speaker 4: these eight children were in the room in the house
Speaker 4: and they were made to stay in the house while
Speaker 4: the Israeli soldiers went into another room. And they're sitting
Speaker 4: there with a fly that's billowing smoke, and they're starting
Speaker 4: to choke, and they're down on the bottom of the
Speaker 4: ground and they know if they go outside they're going
Speaker 4: to get shot and killed. They've got the dead body
Speaker 4: of the father that used to be alive is now
Speaker 4: nothing more than a corpse. And after so long with
Speaker 4: its Radi soldiers laughing in the other room and whatnot,
Speaker 4: they managed to scurry outside. And when they scurried outside,
Speaker 4: one of the daughters a mall, which connects me to
Speaker 4: PCRF because the mall was looked at by the team,
Speaker 4: and that was just in gods, and I asked Steve, please,
Speaker 4: can you have a look at them all because she's
Speaker 4: still got rocket fragments in her head and she was
Speaker 4: having nosebleeds and headaches and all this sort of stuff
Speaker 4: three years after pass lead. And they did look at her,
Speaker 4: which meant a lot to me. And so they scurry
Speaker 4: outside and the mall actually gets separated from her mother,
Speaker 4: they not and the rest of her brothers and sisters,
Speaker 4: and she actual they went into the household of why else, Simoni.
Speaker 4: This is the house where the Israeli soldiers told Simooney
Speaker 4: family members to all go to that house. Get out
Speaker 4: of your homes will otherwise we will kill you. Get
Speaker 4: into that house. So a mall actually separated from the
Speaker 4: rest of the family. That was a faithful separation because
Speaker 4: the mall went into the house where ninety seven family
Speaker 4: members were ordered to go and say not the rest
Speaker 4: of the kids. In another way, those family members that
Speaker 4: went into that house were in there for less than
Speaker 4: a day before the Israeli shelled it. They hit it
Speaker 4: with three rockets, with ninety seven family members almost immediately,
Speaker 4: twenty nine of them were dead.
Speaker 5: It can't help, but notice that's an awful big family.
Speaker 4: We're dying. And you keep in mind this is wintertime.
Speaker 5: There's no elector to be all together like that, at
Speaker 5: least within the same vicinity. Ninety seven members that must
Speaker 5: have had the whole block, and then some or crammed. Unfortunately,
Speaker 5: due to circumstances that we're talking about here, a lot
Speaker 5: of them crammed into the same couple.
Speaker 4: Houses electricity, there's no heat, there's no water, there's no food,
Speaker 4: and you've got israelis completely surrounding you. And if anyone
Speaker 4: goes outside, even with a white flag, they're going to
Speaker 4: get shot and they're going to get killed. So this
Speaker 4: is the environment. You had children lying next to the
Speaker 4: corpses of their parents' parents lying next to the corpses
Speaker 4: of their children, and blood and guts and people dying
Speaker 4: and complete misery. And they were stuck like that for
Speaker 4: four days, not allowed to get any medical attention for
Speaker 4: four days. I don't know how much worse it gets
Speaker 4: than that. I mean, can you imagine, as a parent
Speaker 4: if this happened to your child, I mean, can you
Speaker 4: imagine how you would feel not being able to do
Speaker 4: anything for your children?
Speaker 5: And this is one of the great You won't have
Speaker 5: to imagine it for too much longer. You won't have
Speaker 5: to stress your brain too hard. And this is kind
Speaker 5: of the point here, This is why we talk about
Speaker 5: this stuff. It's not cheerful, it's not you know, here
Speaker 5: for laughs, But this is the type of you know,
Speaker 5: the mind. I always say it's the male mind, but
Speaker 5: maybe that's not correct, because maybe it's the female mind too,
Speaker 5: when it comes to children or things like that that
Speaker 5: you have to you know, address. It's not you know
Speaker 5: they said, people say, oh, you're you're negative, you're thinking negative.
Speaker 5: It's like, no, I address issues, and that's what I
Speaker 5: focus my energy on. To solve these problems, right Anything
Speaker 5: that I see as a potential danger, as a financial threat,
Speaker 5: as you know, obligations, responsibilities I have. Who the fuck
Speaker 5: is calling me right now? That's who That's what I
Speaker 5: focus on. So that's what I'll be talking about. That's
Speaker 5: all I be engaged in. The things that aren't a problem,
Speaker 5: aren't necessary. You know, you don't have to always it's
Speaker 5: you know, you can get painted as being negative or something,
Speaker 5: but no, it's just I want to fix something and
Speaker 5: not leave it faster. Well, the same thing's true with
Speaker 5: this thing that's happening all around us. Too many people
Speaker 5: have been doing other things to get us to this point.
Speaker 5: They were too caught up in life and everything else,
Speaker 5: and weren't paying attention or trying not to pay attention
Speaker 5: as best as they could, leaving the mess for each
Speaker 5: successive generation until it built.
Speaker 4: Up like this great crimes that it enrages me but
Speaker 4: at the same time is the ability to empathize. I
Speaker 4: think if there's any one ability that it behooves us
Speaker 4: to develop, it is the ability to empathize, so to
Speaker 4: put yourself in the position of another. The more accurately
Speaker 4: you can do that, the better a person you will become.
Speaker 4: The more that you do that, the more you will
Speaker 4: accelerate your ability to be a fool conscientious human being
Speaker 4: capable of doing the potentially great things. I believe this
Speaker 4: is the key to what guides me is I know
Speaker 4: that if I was in that position, what would I
Speaker 4: want from my fellow human beings? In truth, my brother
Speaker 4: or sister because we are all brothers and sisters. I
Speaker 4: don't say this in some trite hippioish way. This is
Speaker 4: a fact, whether we like it or not. And it's
Speaker 4: only because we're collectively insane that we don't see each
Speaker 4: other as brothers and sisters, because it's if we were saying,
Speaker 4: we'd realize that truth. And if we did see someone
Speaker 4: else as a brother and sister, even if they were
Speaker 4: halfway around the world, if you saw them as your
Speaker 4: brother or your sister, either, you would sacrifice all of
Speaker 4: your self respect and basically do little to nothing, or
Speaker 4: you would maintain some sense of honor and an obligation
Speaker 4: and loyalty, and you would do whatever you could do
Speaker 4: to help your brother and sister.
Speaker 5: And will you find ourselves here? Because I don't know
Speaker 5: what else to do except at least explain as much
Speaker 5: as I can and share as much as I can.
Speaker 5: But he's absolutely right.
Speaker 4: Just as if it was your mother, your father, your
Speaker 4: blood brother or sister, you couldn't sit there and watch
Speaker 4: a family member be violated. It'd be like sitting there
Speaker 4: and someone a woman twenty yards away being gang waved
Speaker 4: and doing nothing. What is that going to do to you?
Speaker 4: So it's better not to see the other as a
Speaker 4: brother or sister because you know, deep down, whether it's
Speaker 4: subconsciously or in the conscious mind, that if you see
Speaker 4: that person is your brother or sister, and then you
Speaker 4: have to do something, you have to how can you
Speaker 4: respect yourself? And then that's for me. It's that simple.
Speaker 4: It doesn't matter. It's not about well, this is what's
Speaker 4: right for me? No, no, no, get rid of those
Speaker 4: last two words. This is what's right. If you do
Speaker 4: what's right, and invariably in this world, you're going to
Speaker 4: find yourself having all sorts of fun, all sorts of fun,
Speaker 4: and all sorts of problems because you're doing and what's right.
Speaker 4: If you go along with the program, if you take
Speaker 4: that path most traveled, well, if you take the path
Speaker 4: at least resistance, yeah, it will seem a lot smoother,
Speaker 4: I'm sure. But deep down I believe this is the
Speaker 4: root of and Alzheimer's and senility.
Speaker 5: It is what we do plus malnutrition in shots.
Speaker 4: Who is we kind of bury in our subconscious that
Speaker 4: which we know, which is we could have done more.
Speaker 4: I could have done more. I didn't do more. I
Speaker 4: was afraid. If you want to be honest with yourself,
Speaker 4: I'm afraid. I'm afraid of losing the material wealth that
Speaker 4: I've gained. I'm afraid of the social consequences of saying
Speaker 4: things that you're not supposed to say. I'm afraid I'll
Speaker 4: lose my freedom, or maybe I'll even be tortured and imprisoned,
Speaker 4: or i might even be killed. Because you know what,
Speaker 4: in all honesty, this is what I see is my
Speaker 4: reward for the pack that I'm on. I mean, I'm
Speaker 4: only getting warmed up quite frankly, and in the last
Speaker 4: couple of years, I've been slandered left, right and center.
Speaker 4: And even I have a woman here tonight, beautiful woman
Speaker 4: who is on the first three Gaza mission with me,
Speaker 4: where we arrived in Gaza, first boats who arrived in
Speaker 4: Gaza forty two years. She has a friend who's inside
Speaker 4: this movement who lies about me. It's not even just
Speaker 4: the enemy, it's people who were supposedly on my side.
Speaker 5: You know, on the same That's why I find a
Speaker 5: counterproductive to have these debates with somebody who has absolutely
Speaker 5: nothing in common with me and has a whole different
Speaker 5: outlook on things. It's like, well, there's nothing to argue
Speaker 5: about there, you know, it's and to try to split
Speaker 5: it and slander me is kind of jacked up.
Speaker 4: But it happens.
Speaker 5: It happens.
Speaker 4: Side whine about me to the point of I'm threatening
Speaker 4: women and all sorts of stuff, physically threatening women. I mean,
Speaker 4: it's incredible, absolutely incredible. But this is the reward, literally,
Speaker 4: this is the reward for doing something worthwhile. If what
Speaker 4: I was doing wasn't affecting those in top positions of power,
Speaker 4: they would just ignore me. But it even evokes jealousy
Speaker 4: amongst people who are supposed to be on your side.
Speaker 4: What motivates a lot of us isn't as pure as
Speaker 4: I wish it was, quite frankly, and I think we
Speaker 4: really need to understand the consequences of where we are
Speaker 4: at this point in history. This is really not a game.
Speaker 4: It's the stakes could not be any higher. It really
Speaker 4: is do or die, quite frankly. And I think as
Speaker 4: a parent, and before I was a parent, I had
Speaker 4: this attitude, but certainly now I've got a four year
Speaker 4: old son and an eighteen month old son. Heine and
Speaker 4: Laith Palestinian blood. The older one. He looks just like me,
Speaker 4: but he's Palestinian. He's already saying Lathy's a Palestinian. Lathy's
Speaker 4: a proud Palestinian. That's right. Blonde haired, hazel eyed, speaks
Speaker 4: Slam first language is Arabic, and a proud Palestinian. And
Speaker 4: this child, I know, if we get things right, he's
Speaker 4: going to get to go to his homeland and it's
Speaker 4: not going to be two states, which I believe is
Speaker 4: a deal that only a person of people who've been
Speaker 4: beaten would accept. It's not fair, it's not justice at all.
Speaker 4: No Palestine is Palestine, not this thing you call the West.
Speaker 4: Bank and Gaza that is a fraction of its former self.
Speaker 4: Palestine is Palestine, and the only way that it could
Speaker 4: be stolen is if we allow it to be stolen.
Speaker 4: But the thing is from my perspective, and I'm sure
Speaker 4: some of you, if not most of you, will agree.
Speaker 4: The fate of Palestine is the fate.
Speaker 5: Of the world. Where have we heard that before? Guys
Speaker 5: Max says it almost every show, and he says it
Speaker 5: multiple times. He said it on our talk. The fate
Speaker 5: of Palestine is the fate of the world. You allow
Speaker 5: it someplace, it'll be every place. And they're telling us
Speaker 5: this with all of their actions, with all of their
Speaker 5: assaults on us, through these fake pandemics, these pre tendemics,
Speaker 5: I don't like to say scamdemic, it's a pretendemic, all right, poisonings.
Speaker 5: They do it with these aggressive movements to the perversion
Speaker 5: of your children. They do it with this idea of
Speaker 5: a capital gains tax twenty five percent of your home
Speaker 5: and all of a sudden being owed like you have
Speaker 5: that kind of money, you'd have to sell your home.
Speaker 5: Oh wait, you will owe nothing and be happy. Gee.
Speaker 5: Seems to fall along the same line. They do it
Speaker 5: in multiple ways, a war of attrition, death of a
Speaker 5: thousand cuts. It's already happening. It's not like we have
Speaker 5: to pretend that it's in putting our minds in some
Speaker 5: kind of fantasy land to think that it might happen.
Speaker 5: It's happening. These are the progressive steps to where then
Speaker 5: it will be about violence and it will be about
Speaker 5: I'm talking about them, all kinds of police state crackdowns,
Speaker 5: calling families, Oh wait, they already do that, domestic terrorists
Speaker 5: because they're concerned about their children in the school. All
Speaker 5: that stuff is already happening. We're already a target. We
Speaker 5: are the enemy of the state as per nineteen thirty
Speaker 5: three bankruptcy. And they're making it well known now.
Speaker 4: The way of Palestine is the way of the world.
Speaker 4: If there's no justice in Palestine, they will not be
Speaker 4: justice in this world. And then the Palestinian period the
Speaker 4: coal mine Palestinians for us. Soon enough, it's going to
Speaker 4: be all of us. Look at America, look at it.
Speaker 4: Look at it. This is the same called the US constant.
Speaker 5: I said, look at it.
Speaker 4: What is that? I heard about it? I don't know
Speaker 4: how much it exists today. This is happening on our watch.
Speaker 4: This world is on the verge of the ultimate insanity,
Speaker 4: and that would be a third World War. As Einstein
Speaker 4: very rightly said, I know not what weapons World War
Speaker 4: III will be fought with, but World War four four
Speaker 4: will be fought with sticks and stones. That's all right.
Speaker 4: We've come close. We've come very very close to ending
Speaker 4: this world as we know it on many occasions. Many
Speaker 4: of you are old enough to remember the Cuban missile crisis.
Speaker 4: I would venture to say that this is what probably
Speaker 4: impacted John F. Kennedy to do some things that no
Speaker 4: president has even come close to thinking about. Since you know,
Speaker 4: he started tinkering with the end of the Federal Reserve.
Speaker 4: You want to know what power is and know who
Speaker 4: prints the money, as the Rothschild's very rightly it admitted
Speaker 4: Baron Rothschild rightly admitted back in the eighteen hundred do
Speaker 4: you want to know power, know who has the power
Speaker 4: to issue money. Kennedy decided to say enough and get
Speaker 4: rid of it, get rid of that system. Ron Paul
Speaker 4: was talking about that, and last year we see what
Speaker 4: happened to him. He hasn't been killed, but if he
Speaker 4: got into the White House and did what he claims
Speaker 4: he would do. It would liberate more people, and it
Speaker 4: would take the people who have the real power out
Speaker 4: of the system. And no one's even dared touch the
Speaker 4: Federal Reserve since Kennedy, and again we know what happened
Speaker 4: to him. This is power. And those that run the world,
Speaker 4: who have the means to buy everything that can be bought,
Speaker 4: including people, are crazy, their cycle paths, sociopathic. They are
Speaker 4: deathly afraid that people will come to understand the nature
Speaker 4: of reality and the truth of our existence, which is
Speaker 4: that we are all brothers and sisters.
Speaker 5: And that's where these brain debilitating technologies of this technocracy
Speaker 5: comes in to impair us, so that even if we
Speaker 5: come to any realization, they have us under control, digital control,
Speaker 5: you know, electronatical rebredation EMR. You know, we were talking
Speaker 5: about radio waves, we're talking about signals. And if you
Speaker 5: took the shot, you know, they could either snap their
Speaker 5: fingers and you could drop, you could have a hard
Speaker 5: you could do anything, just get be too ill to
Speaker 5: combat it. And it's not like there's a whole lot
Speaker 5: of heroes or courageous people anyway, So the cowards would
Speaker 5: still try to cut deals and turn you in and
Speaker 5: throw you under the bus, as they say, for a
Speaker 5: loaf of bread.
Speaker 4: What they do while they sit on the top of
Speaker 4: their pyramids smoking their cigars, to sit there and laugh
Speaker 4: at us while we find a million different ways to
Speaker 4: swabble with each other, and they use various methods to
Speaker 4: pit us against each other, really, religion being a big one,
Speaker 4: even sex within religion, and the whole Shia Sunni thing
Speaker 4: yet another fabricated, manipulated instigated the dividing of the people,
Speaker 4: something that doesn't really exist in a natural, normal environment.
Speaker 4: Most Muslims, since I'm sure most all of you know,
Speaker 4: do not sit there in a normal environment and squabble
Speaker 4: over the fact that somebody is a Sunni and someone
Speaker 4: is a Shia. But if you happen to have a
Speaker 4: mosque blow up and it happens to be Sha Moss, well,
Speaker 4: then if it looks like the Sunnis did it, well,
Speaker 4: then Shia might be a little upset with the Sunnis.
Speaker 4: But who's behind all this, well, these are the types
Speaker 4: of things that I touch on, and these are the
Speaker 4: things I believe we need to be aware of. Who
Speaker 4: carries out more terrorism than anybody else. The Palestinians have
Speaker 4: been the ones who've been blamed as being terrorist. Every
Speaker 4: Palestinian surely knows it. But if we know the truth,
Speaker 4: then we know that actually, given the circumstances of what
Speaker 4: the Palestinians have endured, they've been remarkably reserved, remarkably non
Speaker 4: violent overall. If you put the American people, which is
Speaker 4: an incredibly violent society.
Speaker 5: As is, and the top leaders of Hamas are paid
Speaker 5: by Israel. They were created by them, they were funded
Speaker 5: by them. They need them there, they need them to
Speaker 5: so they have something to point at, so that they
Speaker 5: can have someone to blame for their own actions, their
Speaker 5: own Hannibal doctrine, which says they can kill their own
Speaker 5: people in order to promote them, you know, promote their
Speaker 5: own agenda if it if it favors them in any
Speaker 5: way Hannibal doctrine. It is, so this whole thing that's
Speaker 5: going on, the top leaders of Hamas are being worked
Speaker 5: by Israel. By it, I don't even like say in Israel,
Speaker 5: because that's not even like accurate, It's not as accurate
Speaker 5: as it can be. It's those who control the funds
Speaker 5: of the world. And you know, maybe one step down
Speaker 5: from that or two step down from that would be
Speaker 5: the corporations that do who buy up everything, the black
Speaker 5: Rocks and the vanguards and the state streets of the world.
Speaker 5: But they're also part of that same unit, indistinguishable from
Speaker 5: those who print the money. And that's who owns Israel.
Speaker 5: That's who was given Israel unlawfully through the Balfour Declaration
Speaker 5: on the land that they didn't own. The promise is
Speaker 5: made without the consent or the knowledge of the people
Speaker 5: who actually lived there.
Speaker 4: If you the American people through that type of occupation,
Speaker 4: oh my god, the blood would be running through the streets,
Speaker 4: and Americans would be killing their American brothers and sisters
Speaker 4: who even thought to be collaborating with the enemy, the invader.
Speaker 4: That's the truth. That is the truth. And I don't
Speaker 4: care how many people I upset when I say things
Speaker 4: like that, or I could say, but I won't do
Speaker 4: it tonight. I have respect for those that have given
Speaker 4: money tonight and who are supporting PCRF, because really tonight
Speaker 4: is about that. But I want to state very clearly
Speaker 4: as apparent as a human being, somebody who aspires to
Speaker 4: continually grow, become better, but who is already at this
Speaker 4: point come to understand that the reward for the things
Speaker 4: that I'm aspiring to achieve that I'm aspiring to collaborate
Speaker 4: with others to achieve, which is ultimately a better world,
Speaker 4: a just world. Justice first. Really care about peace right now?
Speaker 4: I really don't.
Speaker 5: Piece That is a very important point there, and one
Speaker 5: that I'm reading about. I'm I don't know my wellver
Speaker 5: six hundred pages deep in the seven hundred and I
Speaker 5: think sixty nine page book of a very I would say,
Speaker 5: very courageous person from Germany. And that is absolutely true.
Speaker 5: No movement, no movement goes anywhere through peace and passive.
Speaker 5: You know when you're when you're up against people who
Speaker 5: will don't have the same rules, don't follow the same
Speaker 5: rules as you, who are in control of the minds
Speaker 5: of people through the media, who will use brute force
Speaker 5: and get away with it every damn time. They don't
Speaker 5: have the same rules. You can't play by with your
Speaker 5: hands behind your back and expect to get anywhere tied
Speaker 5: behind your back. It has to be met with the
Speaker 5: same and it has to be met more swiftly if
Speaker 5: you're going to have any advantage.
Speaker 4: The end of a barrel of a gun is a
Speaker 4: peace not worth having. It's if you ask me, I
Speaker 4: would prefer to die and in pursuit of justice, then
Speaker 4: accept a peace while someone is oppressing me in my family. Really,
Speaker 4: thank you, but no justice is what I'm concerned about
Speaker 4: right now, and there's far too little of that, far
Speaker 4: too little of that. The consequences of us failing could
Speaker 4: not be greater. And as we said here, we are
Speaker 4: still perched on the verge of what will assuredly be
Speaker 4: a Third World War if the plans in Syria, if
Speaker 4: the plans, And make no mistake, I'm not saying there's
Speaker 4: no legitimacy to the descent against the sad There is
Speaker 4: no question that people are unhappy, many are willing to fight.
Speaker 4: But make no mistake about this, the agenda with Syria.
Speaker 5: You know there's more a sad thing too, and I
Speaker 5: believe that's a family business basically because I know Bill
Speaker 5: Cooper was talking about it way back. And there's a
Speaker 5: deception there too to.
Speaker 4: Take out one lynch pin of resistance against the Zionist entity.
Speaker 4: If you take that element out right now, the supply
Speaker 4: lines to Hezbola, which clearly had the will and the
Speaker 4: ability to fight off the Desionist as they proved in
Speaker 4: two thousand and six. If you take out Syria, it's
Speaker 4: one step closer to the real goal for the cycle pads,
Speaker 4: which is what to take out that one entity over there,
Speaker 4: which hasn't invaded or committed to any war except in
Speaker 4: self defense for centuries, which has a nuclear program which
Speaker 4: has been the most thoroughly inspected and witness program on
Speaker 4: the planet. If is taken out and the next pieces
Speaker 4: of the puzzle is put into place and an attack
Speaker 4: on he Ran occurs, well, what are the chances that
Speaker 4: he Ran it's not going to fire off some of
Speaker 4: its missiles towards tell Aby it's not very good odds.
Speaker 5: I don't and they're banking on it now in present day.
Speaker 5: And if they don't do it themselves, then the false
Speaker 5: flag will be created because they're still going to get
Speaker 5: to their their ends one way or the other. And
Speaker 5: then after self attack, like on October seventh, self attack,
Speaker 5: well then they're going to go ahead and initiate potentially
Speaker 5: the Sampson option.
Speaker 4: I imagine that you will not fly back. And there
Speaker 4: are some who might think, and I would agree with
Speaker 4: you to an extent, that this is all a diversion
Speaker 4: that at Israel's raver satelline and whatnot. It's aversion. It's
Speaker 4: meant to take away attention from the occupation, and there
Speaker 4: is truth to that. But let's not get comfortable here,
Speaker 4: and let us not underestimate the consequences of what an
Speaker 4: attack on Iran would mean. Not only is there the
Speaker 4: almost reality of Iran responding, but even if the Israelis
Speaker 4: attack a nuclear installation, have you thought about what that means?
Speaker 4: Do you understand what that means? Just hitting a nuclear facility,
Speaker 4: a nuclear reactor with a bomb is in itself a huge,
Speaker 4: massive threat to all life on this planet right now, Fukushima,
Speaker 4: right now, this is not being talked about it. But please,
Speaker 4: let's not make the mistake of thinking, because oh they're
Speaker 4: not talking about it and in the mainstream news, that
Speaker 4: it must not be that big of a problem. Come on,
Speaker 4: that's exactly why they're not talking about it. That's their job,
Speaker 4: and who owns the media.
Speaker 5: I love that he brings up Fukushima because it's a giant,
Speaker 5: dirty bomb that's self feeding, completely completely artificially created. Because
Speaker 5: they took all those spent rods and put them right
Speaker 5: next to the reactor. They didn't dispose them like they
Speaker 5: were supposed to. So it had a ton of fuel
Speaker 5: to continue to do what it's doing, dumping into the ocean,
Speaker 5: creating a There was even in California heightened radioactivity in
Speaker 5: the milk of the cows there a long time ago
Speaker 5: after the Fukushima thing happened. And don't think that that
Speaker 5: radiation doesn't play a part in our health or the
Speaker 5: lack thereof. And what do they start doing, Oh, we're
Speaker 5: going to radiate all food to get rid of mites
Speaker 5: and parasites and all these other things, bacteria, all that stuff.
Speaker 5: So now they had there were people back in the
Speaker 5: day that would go out to the stores and they
Speaker 5: would use meters and they'd be able to pick up
Speaker 5: on you know, the I don't know that what is
Speaker 5: that of I forgot the name of them. It starts
Speaker 5: with a G, I think, but they would they would
Speaker 5: be able to see the heightened and they put an
Speaker 5: exit and that they were doing this on you know videos,
Speaker 5: And then this new thing was being initiated, Oh oh,
Speaker 5: in California, the allowable minimum or maximum amount of radiation.
Speaker 5: They increased it by like a hundred times and said
Speaker 5: that that's now safe for the public and that they
Speaker 5: did that two different times, that they increased the minimum
Speaker 5: you know, whatever the the threshold was, the it's they
Speaker 5: just fit the reality to it, you know, just just
Speaker 5: so that it works for them. And what as I say,
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, so now if you go to testing me,
Speaker 5: oh of course it isn't that radiation, because they tell
Speaker 5: you that they radiate it. Yeah. Nice to look cover up, right,
Speaker 5: And who was doing security? And you guys can look
Speaker 5: this up to verify for me who is doing security
Speaker 5: when that Fukushima was hit with whatever it was hit.
Speaker 5: I would say charges from inside, maybe micro nukes, maybe
Speaker 5: something else. But you know, like I said, verify this.
Speaker 5: But I believe Masad was on security detail. And if
Speaker 5: there was an actual earthquake, did they set charges in
Speaker 5: a fault line in the ocean to create that? Did
Speaker 5: they set them right inside the reactor reactor three and
Speaker 5: Diachi or a little bit of both. And it's funny
Speaker 5: that the stuck snick Stutnicks virus just happened to take
Speaker 5: down owned the cooling system for the reactors thirty minutes
Speaker 5: before everything went that went when went crazy. That's interesting
Speaker 5: timing for that virus, which by the way had to
Speaker 5: be it placed into the computer system locally, because it's
Speaker 5: a closed system. There was no way to do that
Speaker 5: from outside, so it had to be done from within
Speaker 5: the plant. A whole lot of things there that kind
Speaker 5: of lead up to this was deliberate what they use
Speaker 5: what they one time termed nuclear blackmail, because Japan was
Speaker 5: resisting the wants and needs of the new world order
Speaker 5: of financial satans whatever you want to call them, the
Speaker 5: world banks who.
Speaker 8: Owns it.
Speaker 4: Without being accused that old tired accusation from talking to
Speaker 4: the truth about why the Palestinians are enduring what they're enduring.
Speaker 4: That the truth is because of the eternal victim status
Speaker 4: that the Jewish people got from the Holocaust.
Speaker 5: Geiger, thank you, thank you, Archangel brain fart on my.
Speaker 4: Part, you couldn't touch it, You couldn't say something truthful
Speaker 4: about what was happening. You couldn't talk about the Jewish supremacism,
Speaker 4: a supremacist ideology that it allows a people to think
Speaker 4: that they're chosen, that that they're better than everyone else.
Speaker 4: Everyone else, but certainly the Palestinians. If you look, if
Speaker 4: you look at the treatment of the Palestinians, you have
Speaker 4: to see that they're not even human. And in the
Speaker 4: eyes of those that are ruling, that are running in
Speaker 4: Israel and also with large segments of the population, it's
Speaker 4: not just the rulers. I'm not willing to blame just
Speaker 4: for the rulers anymore in Israel that I am here.
Speaker 4: If we're content to point the elsewhere and say, oh, well,
Speaker 4: it's the politicians, well why are they there? Why are
Speaker 4: they there? Why are they in their position? Are we
Speaker 4: that sur violent and pathetic that we can't take charge?
Speaker 4: Do we not have the numbers? Do we not have
Speaker 4: the ability to decide? Who?
Speaker 5: That's that spirit that I'm talking about right there? This
Speaker 5: gets me amped up.
Speaker 4: Who it is is in those positions of the supposed representation?
Speaker 4: Do we not? Are we that pathetic? And because we
Speaker 4: are not willing to do everything that we're capable of doing,
Speaker 4: we're threatening our own existence and our children. Literally literally,
Speaker 4: this thing is happening in this world, this potential attacking Iran.
Speaker 4: If it happens one just hitting the nuclear facilities, good,
Speaker 4: literally just that alone. Then we get into Iran responding,
Speaker 4: Iran responding, if it hits tele mee, who here? I
Speaker 4: want to see the show hands who heard of the
Speaker 4: samson An option Before.
Speaker 5: He gets into that. In my book, I specifically state
Speaker 5: that it is From everything that I've gathered, my only
Speaker 5: conclusion is that the Frankests, the freaking bankers, the people
Speaker 5: who created Israel created it for this specific purpose in
Speaker 5: the very beginning. And that's why when I was talking Max,
Speaker 5: I said, is do you think that this is possible?
Speaker 5: Because the Christian Zionism, all that stuff that came through
Speaker 5: with the Frankest brought us here. They need our help
Speaker 5: to push them over the goal line, because it was
Speaker 5: just the Jews doing this in our country, not the Christians,
Speaker 5: thinking that they were somehow tied in with it. They
Speaker 5: wouldn't be going at this rate of speed, regardless of
Speaker 5: how much money they had. But they need the support
Speaker 5: of others to bring about what's going to happen. The
Speaker 5: Red Heifer thing, all that stuff. If you see that
Speaker 5: Dome of the Rock could go down in Alaska mosque.
Speaker 5: It's only a matter of time before the rest of
Speaker 5: us are freaking done. And they need the stupid passage says,
Speaker 5: you know, they spell something one way, then they leave
Speaker 5: out a letter in the next time that they mentioned it,
Speaker 5: and that the supposed to represent the less six million.
Speaker 5: So that's why they keep on using the kabalistic six
Speaker 5: million when they're talking about the grand barbecue that never occurred.
Speaker 5: And that's also what has to happen, according to their sick,
Speaker 5: twisted minds, to their own people so that they can
Speaker 5: get where they're going. So why and this is all
Speaker 5: part of the Rinka ballet following by page by page,
Speaker 5: And this is what they're going to do to their
Speaker 5: own people because of Francs, the Rothschilds, whatever you want
Speaker 5: to call them. You know who I'm talking about. You
Speaker 5: get the sense of it, even if we can't name specifics.
Speaker 5: Every time that we talk about it. The string, the
Speaker 5: master string pollers on the very top have no regard
Speaker 5: for anything none. They have no empathy, sympathy, compassion, a
Speaker 5: sense of attachment, a sense of you know, anything to
Speaker 5: these people no, no, no obligation, no responsibility, no loyalty. Right,
Speaker 5: they will take them out themselves and blame the rest
Speaker 5: of the world. And that's why I made that warning
Speaker 5: in my book. Even if you know as big of
Speaker 5: it as they are brought up, they should take the warning,
Speaker 5: take heed that they're not any more safe than the
Speaker 5: Palestinians are, and there has been and as Max had
Speaker 5: mentioned in his more recent thing, but I knew this already,
Speaker 5: that about I don't want to say, was it. Two
Speaker 5: hundred thousand, four hundred thousand, four hundred and fifty thousand
Speaker 5: Jews have already left Israel. And guess where they went?
Speaker 5: Big Israel, the Ukraine. Ah ah ah. The plot thickens.
Speaker 4: The samson An option. Wow, wow, huh. Let me tell
Speaker 4: you about samson Off. This has been stated explicitly by
Speaker 4: successive representatives within the Israeli power structure. It's more than ones.
Speaker 4: But don't trust me, Go google it, go check for yourself.
Speaker 4: Put in samson An option. Israel has said on more
Speaker 4: than one occasion, keeping in mind the worst kept secret
Speaker 4: in the world, Israel has two hundred, maybe three four
Speaker 4: hundred nuclear weapons, more than enough, more than enough to
Speaker 4: destroy this world, more than enough.
Speaker 5: And this before he continues, brings into question all of
Speaker 5: this evidence, all of these tunnels, all of these underground
Speaker 5: Darren Kou is one of them in Turkey, and if
Speaker 5: you keep digging, you find more, you find them in
Speaker 5: the Amazon, all these underground worlds. Basically, it's not just
Speaker 5: a cave. It's not just a keep underground military base.
Speaker 5: We're talking it ancient ancient tunnels or even the Hopie.
Speaker 5: I believe the Navajo as well. There origin stories is
Speaker 5: that they came up from out of the ground. So
Speaker 5: why were they there? Was it because there was something
Speaker 5: on the surface that was getting a little too dangerous
Speaker 5: for any life to exist anymore? How many times have
Speaker 5: they done this before? How many times have they done
Speaker 5: this before? That's what I see the reset as really being. Now,
Speaker 5: if it was a cataclysm that they just know is coming,
Speaker 5: they know that this is going to occur, and they
Speaker 5: get ready and it's easier to manage a smaller group
Speaker 5: of people, so they kill off a bunch of people
Speaker 5: first because they don't want them clamoring for their food
Speaker 5: and supplies. If they find tunnels, if they find passageways
Speaker 5: to safety, or if it's because they just do it
Speaker 5: themselves with super high technology that has never been interrupted
Speaker 5: each time this has gone over, And if you don't
Speaker 5: see it this time around, they made a dispoilsable world.
Speaker 5: Fucking sheet rock would not me not out of stone
Speaker 5: anymore nothing. So there's not gonna be a whole lot
Speaker 5: of evidence and remnants for the next restart for people
Speaker 5: to say, Hey, that's an anoma. That's weird. And if
Speaker 5: it's anything to do with cataclysm or something like that,
Speaker 5: those anchor points that we call the pyramids have the
Speaker 5: our position perfectly to be like a counterbalance weight. And
Speaker 5: that's interesting.
Speaker 4: Is it's existence is threatened, that it will exercise what's
Speaker 4: known as the same as an option, and that it
Speaker 4: will launch nukes at all points around the globe if
Speaker 4: it feels its existence is threatened. Specifically, even said it
Speaker 4: would hit Europe, we would hit other points in the world.
Speaker 4: I'm not making this up. I'm not making this up. Now,
Speaker 4: who are we? What are we? If we have a
Speaker 4: nation which has proven it can use white phosphorus and
Speaker 4: densely populated civilian populations, it can use all sorts of
Speaker 4: experimental weapons as well, and it does. It uses a
Speaker 4: depleted uranium. It wholesale slaughters innocent men, women and children.
Speaker 4: It terrorizes people in the most insane ways. It's doing
Speaker 4: it to this day, flying their drones overhead. Children are
Speaker 4: wedding themselves in their beds to night in Gaza because
Speaker 4: their soul fright when they hear that sound of a drone.
Speaker 4: When you hear a helicopter fly overhead, do you shudder
Speaker 4: in fear? Do you? No, you don't. But I'll tell
Speaker 4: you what if you lived in Ghaza and you are
Speaker 4: a five year old kid, a SIMOONI kid for instance,
Speaker 4: who's actually seen one of those helicopters fire a rocket,
Speaker 4: and you've seen the effective of the rocket, you might
Speaker 4: think a little bit more when you that helicopter fly overhead,
Speaker 4: and they fly overhead, this is terrorism. These people are
Speaker 4: being terrorized every day. Children are wedding themselves in their
Speaker 4: beds tonight because they are terrorized. They are definitely afraid.
Speaker 4: There are children in guys that I've meant that don't
Speaker 4: speak anymore because they have been so traumatized they can't
Speaker 4: manage to speak.
Speaker 5: Do you want that for your loved ones? What are
Speaker 5: you going to do to prevent that?
Speaker 4: This is all happening? And here we are flirting with
Speaker 4: the Third World War? And I believe the only way
Speaker 4: that we will prevent what seems to be are almost
Speaker 4: seemingly inevitable fate at least on this path, is to
Speaker 4: destroy ourselves. The only thing that will really prevent us
Speaker 4: from doing that is one being able to empathize two,
Speaker 4: acting on that empathy, and doing everything everything that we
Speaker 4: can do to help our fellow human beings, our brother
Speaker 4: and sister. If we look at the world that way,
Speaker 4: we look at our fellow human beings that way, it
Speaker 4: will guide you as it's guided me. In terms of money,
Speaker 4: I'm a poor man, I really, despite the fact that
Speaker 4: I've been accused of making all sorts of money off
Speaker 4: of you folks and the Palaciitian cause my bank account
Speaker 4: makes pretty clear, I'm actually quite poor in Western terms.
Speaker 4: But in terms of the richness of experiences and relationships
Speaker 4: friendships that I've formed in my life, I'm a rich man.
Speaker 5: And you don't get that without courage, integrity, being able
Speaker 5: to be counted on, having responsibility for yourself, all those things.
Speaker 4: Just to say that I might be the richest man
Speaker 4: in this room, certainly one of them. So as we're usual,
Speaker 4: when I speak, I don't script anything. I wrote one thing.
Speaker 4: I wrote one thing charities. I've had a lot of
Speaker 4: scorn for charities over the years. In fact, I had
Speaker 4: very strong words I just said in Gaza. I won't
Speaker 4: even quote what I said because it's actually the vulgar,
Speaker 4: probably not exactly what you say is the keynote speaker
Speaker 4: to charity event. But I said it, and now I
Speaker 4: want to qualify what I said without actually repeating it.
Speaker 4: So many charities are nothing more than a means of infiltration.
Speaker 4: USAID would be an excellent example, USA, what is that
Speaker 4: US AID. That's a way to infiltrate. That's a way
Speaker 4: to subvert any legitimate popular democracy. That's what US eight is.
Speaker 4: It's not charity. It the means and demoralizes, the destroys
Speaker 4: the word. It's like terrorism. That word has been so
Speaker 4: perverted and it's just it's like disgusting to even use it.
Speaker 4: And in the context of the way it's most commonly used,
Speaker 4: charity has been perverted to a great degree as well.
Speaker 4: I believe that a genuine charity is in the business
Speaker 4: of putting itself out of business. In a just world,
Speaker 4: there would be no need for PCRF.
Speaker 5: Really, I'd much rather make family videos and work out
Speaker 5: videos than have to worry about all this stuff too. Personally,
Speaker 5: I dare to have a more positive channel, more fun.
Speaker 5: But this is what's important right now, because.
Speaker 4: We wouldn't have all these ridiculous wars, traumatized children and
Speaker 4: then all of this madness going on. But because we've
Speaker 4: failed to create a better world, a just world, there
Speaker 4: is a deep need for a charity like PCRF. But
Speaker 4: what I've seen in PCRF is what I'm I'm sure
Speaker 4: is exactly what I'm talking about. If there was a
Speaker 4: way for those within PCRF to be able to eliminate
Speaker 4: the need for PCRF, they would gladly do it gladly,
Speaker 4: but there is a need. And when I saw them
Speaker 4: reading you know, ten thousand, five hundred ten dollars, I
Speaker 4: just thought to myself, Wow, you know, I mean the
Speaker 4: amount of work that goes into getting people in a
Speaker 4: room like this, and you know, the kind of reputation
Speaker 4: you'd have to build to get people to give like
Speaker 4: this in these economic times and and different things going
Speaker 4: on that are competing with you know, fundraising and whatnot.
Speaker 4: You know, it was really inspiring to me, and I
Speaker 4: wanted so much to try and say whatever it is
Speaker 4: that I could say to get you to write another check,
Speaker 4: even though the fundraising portion of the evening is over,
Speaker 4: if you can write another check, and if it were possible,
Speaker 4: I would so love to hear that this event, despite
Speaker 4: the hard economic times, despite the fact that there's been
Speaker 4: some great keynote speakers my deeply respect who came before me,
Speaker 4: despite the fact that there are competing fundraising endeavors out there,
Speaker 4: that this was the most successful in terms of finances,
Speaker 4: because what does that mean, really, what it means is
Speaker 4: that there'll be more children who are going to get
Speaker 4: taken care of, and in particular, there'll be one like
Speaker 4: Amal Simoony, someone that I love deeply and hurt because
Speaker 4: I can't do or for her. So in parting, I
Speaker 4: promised that I would do everything I could to inspire
Speaker 4: you and make this event the best that it could
Speaker 4: possibly be. And if you can help me out a
Speaker 4: little bit, pull out that pen and that check book,
Speaker 4: write another check. Even though money, from my perspective is
Speaker 4: not the most important thing at all, you give it
Speaker 4: to PCRF. Clearly it's going to translate some beautiful, beautiful things.
Speaker 4: So if at all possible, please do that. And I
Speaker 4: want to say a deep, deep love and respect to
Speaker 4: those of you within PCRF for inviting me, having the
Speaker 4: courage really to invite me in the first place. And
Speaker 4: just as a little side story for my part, I
Speaker 4: actually did even almost attempt to get them to just
Speaker 4: go ahead and get someone else, you know, because I
Speaker 4: knew that they would have problems, and I know they
Speaker 4: haven't shared with me all the time. I'm sure there
Speaker 4: are things that you didn't tell me because you didn't
Speaker 4: want to try and distract me or make me feel
Speaker 4: bad or whatnot. But I know that you will have
Speaker 4: had problems for having me here, and you brought me here,
Speaker 4: I guess because you feel that what I have done
Speaker 4: is worthy enough and that whatever I would share would
Speaker 4: be complementary to your goals. But I want to thank
Speaker 4: you nonetheless for inviting me here and blessing me. You
Speaker 4: get another incredible blessing to be able to meet wonderful people,
Speaker 4: which for me is one of the greatest blessings of all.
Speaker 4: To meet good people, good people with a good heart,
Speaker 4: a genuine desire to leave a mark on this world
Speaker 4: in a constructive way and help make this a better place.
Speaker 4: So thank you to not only the ones that I've met,
Speaker 4: but the ones in the background bringing up the envelopes,
Speaker 4: sitting there, greeting people at the door, answering the phone,
Speaker 4: doing all that stuff. Please know that a guy like
Speaker 4: me understands very very well being on television and like
Speaker 4: having people know about you and pat it's realty. Only
Speaker 4: those people who are seeking to fill a void within
Speaker 4: themselves are the ones that are seeking that sort of thing.
Speaker 4: I would gladly trade any kind of public persona I
Speaker 4: have for a quiet life with my kids and hang
Speaker 4: out on the beach in Hawaii where I live for years,
Speaker 4: in which I consider to be my home. I would
Speaker 4: much prefer to do that, and hopefully I will. I
Speaker 4: will retire at the first possible moment, but not until
Speaker 4: this world is a better place. And all the people
Speaker 4: on the ground who will never see in front of
Speaker 4: the camera, all the people in history who have done
Speaker 4: the most courageous things that were never on BBC Hard
Speaker 4: Talk or seeing n or all that stuff. It's those
Speaker 4: people that I love more than anyone else. It's those
Speaker 4: people who give me the strength to do what I do.
Speaker 4: It's those people that make the biggest difference, not the
Speaker 4: ones that are in the public eye. All the people
Speaker 4: that you don't see, those are the ones. And I'm
Speaker 4: not saying this in a patronizing way trying to curry favor.
Speaker 7: I mean it.
Speaker 4: If it's the truth, don't underestimate what you do, don't
Speaker 4: Everything counts.
Speaker 5: That goes to you guys as well.
Speaker 4: Everything counts. And this beautiful blessing we have called life.
Speaker 4: The irony is people are afraid of dying. The real
Speaker 4: thing to fear is not living your life to the fullest.
Speaker 4: I believe in the moments before death, this is the
Speaker 4: thing that will either plague you or cause you to
Speaker 4: smile from the inside and know that you can now
Speaker 4: move on to the next realm and at peace with yourself,
Speaker 4: ready to face your maker. And I imagine if that
Speaker 4: day happens, I really feel like I know what's gonna
Speaker 4: happen if I to see my maker. I really really know,
Speaker 4: if that happens, I'm gonna have a look at God
Speaker 4: and I'm gonna say I'm gonna have a laugh. And
Speaker 4: it is rough down there. Really that was a challenge.
Speaker 4: If you must send me back, I prefer to go
Speaker 4: to some place with some sanity. Please. I hope I've
Speaker 4: done everything that I needed to do to move on
Speaker 4: to the next place, because it is nuts down there.
Speaker 4: But this is what I have, and this is the
Speaker 4: blessings I have, and I have to say, if this
Speaker 4: is being recorded and whatnot. Love to my mom. She
Speaker 4: was like, Man, if it weren't for her with this
Speaker 4: kind of passion that I have, my God, if that
Speaker 4: was directed in the wrong direction, I'm my god, it
Speaker 4: would not be a good person. I love to my mom,
Speaker 4: Love to the females, love to the women. I wish
Speaker 4: the world. I know in a better world you're going
Speaker 4: to have much more of a role than you have today,
Speaker 4: much more. Us men have been threwing things up for
Speaker 4: far too long. We need more of you. So thank
Speaker 4: you all, very very much. It's been a real joy.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
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Speaker 5: have a great Sunday, and I'll see you back tomorrow
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Speaker 5: talking military after fucking twenty something years. Alright later,