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Speaker 1: It is seven thirty conabout seven thirty one year fifty
Speaker 1: five KRCD talk station. Hope you have a happy Friday.
Speaker 1: I am pleased to welcome to the fifty five KRC
Speaker 1: Morning Show. One impressive background. He's going to Empower Youth seminar.
Speaker 1: It's taking place next Tuesday, on the eighth, beginning at
Speaker 1: seven pm. Jack Avevan is going to do the first
Speaker 1: half hour of the segment, followed by and it's called
Speaker 1: National Fears and National Affairs. My guest, Edwin Black Award
Speaker 1: winning New York Times best selling international investigative author over
Speaker 1: of two hundred award winning editions in twenty languages in
Speaker 1: one hundred and ninety countries, as well as scores of
Speaker 1: newspapers and magazine articles in leading publications all across the US,
Speaker 1: more than two point two million books in print. He
Speaker 1: focuses on human rights, genocide, hate, corporate criminality and corruption,
Speaker 1: government misconduct, academic fraud, philanthropy, abuse, oil addiction, alternative energy,
Speaker 1: and historical investigation. Submitted for thirteen times for Pulitzer Prize nominations.
Speaker 1: He's won multiple awards, hosted The Edwin Black Show, and
Speaker 1: has eleven award winning best selling books. Wow, Welcome to
Speaker 1: the program Edwin Black are real pleasure to have you
Speaker 1: on today.
Speaker 3: Good morning, how are you. It's a pleasure to be beck.
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir. I'm always good on a Friday. You
Speaker 1: can count on one thing, and what is it?
Speaker 3: Is that? All right?
Speaker 1: So here's the subject matter for the seminar. High inflation,
Speaker 1: unprecedented illegal immigration, crime running out of control, cancel culture, DEI, wokeness, assassination,
Speaker 1: attempt of Trump, biased, untruthful media. Wow, I guess we
Speaker 1: have a real problem with our republic being under attack?
Speaker 1: What I mean, is there anything we can do about it?
Speaker 1: Was kind of talking about this with the author and
Speaker 1: my last segment, But what's your take on this? It
Speaker 1: sounds great Bleak and Grim and I agree.
Speaker 3: Well, what I agreed to discuss is something that I
Speaker 3: cover a which is both national as fairs and national fears,
Speaker 3: which at this point should become international fears, because actually
Speaker 3: not only our country, but the world itself is really
Speaker 3: facing an important hinge moment. I can start with the
Speaker 3: international scene, since that would impact every zip code in
Speaker 3: the United States. We're looking at a high potential of
Speaker 3: a nuclear detonation sometime in the next five months, perhaps
Speaker 3: in the next five weeks. And it could come from
Speaker 3: either Russia, which has threatened it repeatedly, which was never
Speaker 3: done in prior years. It could come from Iran, which
Speaker 3: is said just in the last forty eight hours that
Speaker 3: it is reel responds to its unprecedented one hundred and
Speaker 3: eighty one ballistic missile attack, that it would respond unconventionally,
Speaker 3: and of course it has the bomb right right now,
Speaker 3: the nuclear bomb. And it could come from China, which
Speaker 3: is getting ready to blockade the tiny islands offshore of
Speaker 3: the China mainland, the islands of Taiwan. Taiwan is not
Speaker 3: only a big island by itself, has had some baby
Speaker 3: ones right across from the China coast, and it would
Speaker 3: also blockade parts of the Philippines. The United States would
Speaker 3: have to come to the rescue since about ninety percent
Speaker 3: of the high quality chips that run our society are
Speaker 3: in Taiwan, and we're incapable of of doing that. And
Speaker 3: then North Korea has just constantly been threatening in the
Speaker 3: last couple of days to unleash its new hypersonic intercontinental
Speaker 3: ballistic missile with nuclear weapons. Now remember nuclear weapons under
Speaker 3: one megaton to call tactical nuclear weapons are not regulated,
Speaker 3: And there are thousands of low yield nuclear weapons that
Speaker 3: have twenty kilotons, fifty kilotons, eighty kilotons, and they're not
Speaker 3: and they're not regulated. But even a small nuclear weapon
Speaker 3: of say eighty kilotons, such as when we dropped down Japan,
Speaker 3: would destroy eight miles of everything within its radius. So
Speaker 3: that's on the international scene. Nationally, everything seems to be
Speaker 3: breaking down. The fabric of our society, the believability of
Speaker 3: the media, the fact that all our institutions have now
Speaker 3: been shredded, that presidential and vice presidential debates are no
Speaker 3: longer fair, the fact that coverage is not fair, the
Speaker 3: fact that people are being censored, the fact that people
Speaker 3: are being mobilized, the fact that some in our society
Speaker 3: are looking to limit government, and others in our society
Speaker 3: are trying to limit you and I and expand the government,
Speaker 3: including what we can say, what we can think, what
Speaker 3: we can do. I have never seen, and you, Brian,
Speaker 3: have never seen our country in our world in our lifetime,
Speaker 3: at this level of trepidation, chaos and potential for disintegration.
Speaker 1: Well, I can't argue with what you're telling me. I'm
Speaker 1: very obviously very very concerned about the use of a
Speaker 1: nuclear weapon. Would that be done for psychological reasons? Are
Speaker 1: actually for the purposes of strategic gaining of ground? I mean,
Speaker 1: I guess there's multiple layers the use of a nuclear
Speaker 1: weapon could be used for. And I think more of
Speaker 1: the psychological reality more than you know the effect.
Speaker 3: Using Russia, it would be a demonstration shot because we
Speaker 3: the United States, it's currently participating in World War three.
Speaker 3: Now world War three is not nuclear yet, but World
Speaker 3: War three is underway. It's still conventional. But when we
Speaker 3: are the direct provider of the attack mechanisms to go
Speaker 3: into Russia, to the Ukraine, then Russia says you are
Speaker 3: part of what's going on. It's no difference than Israel.
Speaker 3: Iran is arming Lebanon, where we're armed. We're armed arming
Speaker 3: the Ukraine, and we're openly asking Ukraine to be our proxy.
Speaker 3: If it's the case of of China launching a nuclear weapon,
Speaker 3: excuse me, it would be probably uh, some form of decapitation,
Speaker 3: some form of disruption, and it would have to be
Speaker 3: on the mainland of the United States, which it can do,
Speaker 3: or they could take up Guam. UH. If it's the
Speaker 3: case of North Korea, North Korea. Uh would just shoot
Speaker 3: first and aim second. And if it's Iran, uh Iran
Speaker 3: would has approximately nine nuclear weapons UH quasi assembled but
Speaker 3: not loaded into Shakhab three missile cone. And it has promised,
Speaker 3: it has sworn, and it has now shown that it's
Speaker 3: capable of delivering those nuclear weapons or putting them in
Speaker 3: the hands of third parties like the Jutis. And I mean,
Speaker 3: if you look at the Juti flag, the Hutis are
Speaker 3: two thousand miles away. It's not even a government. This
Speaker 3: is the Uti rebels. Their flag, if you could read
Speaker 3: the Arabic says death to Israel and death to the Jews. Now,
Speaker 3: this is a group of rebels that does not even
Speaker 3: share a geographical proximity to Israel. It's two thousand kilometers,
Speaker 3: it's about fifteen hundred kilometers away, depending upon how it is.
Speaker 3: And they are quite willing in their death a society
Speaker 3: to lob one over, and so it could be there. Remember,
Speaker 3: a nuclear weapon doesn't have to be delivered ballistically. It
Speaker 3: can be delivered in a in a seaborne container. Uh
Speaker 3: Iran has many UH converted oil UH oil containers, which
Speaker 3: oil tankers which have now been turned into launch platforms
Speaker 3: and they're cruising around. So just as we have missiles,
Speaker 3: uh we have tomahawks and uh we have now we
Speaker 3: have nuclear tipped standard missiles, they have their missiles floating around. Uh.
Speaker 3: Israel could preempt or retaliate with its non existent nuclear
Speaker 3: weapons in those non existent caves sitting atop the non
Speaker 3: existent Jericho three missiles south of non existent Tel Aviv.
Speaker 3: So we are at perilous times. And we aren't even
Speaker 3: able to cope with these perilous times. Indeed, because ninety
Speaker 3: nine nine percent to the people who need to know
Speaker 3: are not listening to you.
Speaker 1: And I know they're binge watching the Netflix. They're they're
Speaker 1: they're they're playing on their smartphones. They don't have time
Speaker 1: for politics, right, that's the problem.
Speaker 3: Just uh they're just they're just uh getting what's being
Speaker 3: fed to them by the nightly news. The nightly news
Speaker 3: is either distortional or it's it's a series of half
Speaker 3: of half truths, and people are not getting the real
Speaker 3: picture and more time is being spent on nonsense instead
Speaker 3: of the real deal. So basically it comes down to this,
Speaker 3: so your listeners can know how much food to shop for,
Speaker 3: the most perilous time that we have is between now
Speaker 3: and January twenty. Actually, the most perilous time we have
Speaker 3: now is between now in November fifth. If the election
Speaker 3: goes the wrong way, then the most perilous time we
Speaker 3: have could be at about January twenty, between now and
Speaker 3: January twenty, when we will be our weakest if people
Speaker 3: vote wrong and vote for weakness and vote for instability
Speaker 3: and vote for uber control as many many might. Because
Speaker 3: we now have an election which is basically stability for
Speaker 3: joy and happiness and smiles and no answers, we are
Speaker 3: looking at a dire situation. So many people are telling
Speaker 3: me in Canada, throughout the United States, in the Jewish community,
Speaker 3: this is now Russia, Shuan, And we're getting ready for
Speaker 3: the October seventh anniversary. I'll be in Congress leading a
Speaker 3: major global commemoration on October seventh, the day before my
Speaker 3: empower you. So many people are saying where do I go?
Speaker 3: How do I bring my assets? And governments are already
Speaker 3: calculating exit taxes like Nazi Germany did. Canada is considering
Speaker 3: a twenty five percent. Canada already has some, So we're
Speaker 3: in bad chase. How's your morning?
Speaker 1: Well, well, actually, no, I was on the same path
Speaker 1: as you and I do every morning or in the
Speaker 1: morning show. We are talking the same language language I
Speaker 1: talk about every day. You're going to be talking about
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Speaker 1: We just scratched the service today, folks. There will be
Speaker 1: Q and a opportunity with my guests this morning. Edwin
Speaker 1: Black again Tuesday. Empower You America. Keep up the great work,
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