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Speaker 8: the beginning here the U n General Assembly should start
Speaker 8: an investigation.
Speaker 9: No one happened.
Speaker 8: But I do know why this is not into the
Speaker 8: assassination of US President Kennedy.
Speaker 7: We know that he was.
Speaker 8: We know he says he was killed by one Harvey,
Speaker 8: so he didn't get that right.
Speaker 7: But okay, that's.
Speaker 10: Mad Jacques Roby.
Speaker 11: Lee Harvey got Kennedy no matter.
Speaker 8: Then came when Jack Ruby and killed Lee Harvey, Kennedy's
Speaker 8: killer Lee Jack Roby, why did he kill him?
Speaker 3: Tell Lee Harvey?
Speaker 8: Jack Ruby was an Israeli who killed Lee Harvey, Kennedy's killer.
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Speaker 8: Dumb documentary?
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Speaker 8: know in what we were taught in history class that
Speaker 8: Kennedy had decided to hold an inspection. Why did I
Speaker 8: kill that of this really Demona nuclear plant? You find
Speaker 8: out whether there were nuclear bombs there? This is why
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Speaker 8: some reason they want us to start thinking about that again.
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Speaker 7: Direction or the other.
Speaker 8: But why even go that direction if there's something to hide? Still,
Speaker 8: So there's a couple of things that are allegedly out
Speaker 8: there in the ether that are being worked on and
Speaker 8: all this other stuff, and.
Speaker 7: Oh there's gonna be disclosure soon.
Speaker 8: Well, if there is disclosure, then just here's here's the
Speaker 8: thing that you should consider. Nobody is going to be
Speaker 8: around law enough for them to get pissed off enough
Speaker 8: to do anything about it. So if they're going to
Speaker 8: spill beans on anything that implicates them, whether fat or
Speaker 8: or you know, finally, conference for everybody that we've been
Speaker 8: Israel longer than Israel has been Israel, and they work
Speaker 8: through us, and we're not even a separate entity from
Speaker 8: the banks. If that all comes to light, it's because
Speaker 8: they're already planning to incinerate us, basically, because it doesn't
Speaker 8: matter what we know after that, because there's our time
Speaker 8: here is short. So if that, if that does come
Speaker 8: to fruition, don't get all excited about it. It doesn't
Speaker 8: matter what you confess to somebody you're about to kill.
Speaker 8: Now there's a couple other things here we're gonna get
Speaker 8: into you.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 8: So there's this faggy voiced mail and this is this
Speaker 8: is the academic right, that's not their name. I'm just
Speaker 8: telling you this is the the essence or the or
Speaker 8: the spirit of academia. You have an effeminate male who
Speaker 8: thinks he who's super smug in the way they talk.
Speaker 8: He thinks they're smarter than everybody because they're stupid gay
Speaker 8: piece of paper that they have. I went to college too,
Speaker 8: but I'm not a retard who believed the history books
Speaker 8: that I was reading. But these people think that empirical
Speaker 8: knowledge memory, you know, remembering facts, the facts of course
Speaker 8: in air quotes here, and being able to regurgitate them
Speaker 8: and then forming your opinion and telling everybody else that
Speaker 8: they're stupid when they question it. That's that's called a drone.
Speaker 8: Like you're just the repeater of the system. You're not
Speaker 8: thinking for yourself, you're not you're not even critically thinking period.
Speaker 8: You're just regurgitating. You're a freaking parrot. Okay, you're not
Speaker 8: even stopping to consider what you're reading and what you're
Speaker 8: being told. You're just going on and on and on
Speaker 8: repeating what you've been told. And when ningbody challenges that,
Speaker 8: you're like, no, retard, it was right there, it's in
Speaker 8: my books.
Speaker 7: Okay, well that's that's fine.
Speaker 8: But just understand that these people who have a special
Speaker 8: place in hell because they're that stupid and the mockery
Speaker 8: that they place upon you will one day it all
Speaker 8: get paid off, don't you worry.
Speaker 10: So this is this.
Speaker 8: Asshole, So just let's listen to him for a little bit,
Speaker 8: because you know, we need to hear the perspective of
Speaker 8: mainstream fuckery.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 12: Eleven a joint NATO military action.
Speaker 8: In that fucking voice, just devoid of all testicular fortitude.
Speaker 12: That's about right, assisted local rebels in the country of
Speaker 12: Libya and overthrowing and killing their dictator, Mormar Algadath.
Speaker 8: Interesting to call him that right off the bat, and
Speaker 8: just assuming that that's like legitimate to say.
Speaker 12: This has become one of the most debated American military
Speaker 12: actions of the decade. So I thought I'd dive down
Speaker 12: the rabbit hole conflicted feelings for this man by biographing
Speaker 12: one of the most significant.
Speaker 8: I figured I'd give you the mainstream story of it.
Speaker 8: Activists act as if it's the only story and then
Speaker 8: belittle you along the way.
Speaker 7: That's what he just said.
Speaker 12: North African leaders of modern history.
Speaker 8: Here goes and look, he's a little fucking yuppy bitch
Speaker 8: on a couch.
Speaker 12: Although he wouldn't become populations in most of these countries, he.
Speaker 7: Would have been it doesn't move the way. It's a
Speaker 7: case to jumps.
Speaker 12: Parents herded camels and goats, the better one people.
Speaker 8: His parents herded camels and goats. He was born in
Speaker 8: a tent. He's a Bedouin. So far, not exactly silver
Speaker 8: spoon in the luxury life of mister Mamaara Godaffiti.
Speaker 12: Here will are a nomadic culture that has existed for
Speaker 12: thousands of years throughout the desert regions of North Africa
Speaker 12: and the Middle East, and have significant populations in most
Speaker 12: of these countries. He would have been nine years old
Speaker 12: when Libya gained his independence from European occupiers in nineteen
Speaker 12: fifty one. Gaddafi would watch closely. In nineteen fifty two,
Speaker 12: when in the neighboring country of Egypt, a political revolution
Speaker 12: took place, which would ultimately end British occupation of Egypt
Speaker 12: and depose the Egyptian monarchy in favor of a more
Speaker 12: nationalist and anti imperialist government. Although he wouldn't become president
Speaker 12: of Egypt until nineteen fifty six, one of the most
Speaker 12: important people of the nineteen fifty two revolution was a
Speaker 12: man named Gamal abdel Nasser. This revolution sent a wave
Speaker 12: of nationalism across the Arab world. The feeling would last
Speaker 12: throughout nineteen fifty six, when Egypt fought off an invasion
Speaker 12: by Israel, France, and Britain. This nationalism would greatly influence
Speaker 12: Gaddafi's political leanings in his early life. Despite the fact
Speaker 12: that poor, illiterate Bedouin families typical.
Speaker 8: And when they say invasion by Britain, France and Israel,
Speaker 8: what they mean is a banker jew invasion of Egypt.
Speaker 7: That's what that is.
Speaker 8: This British imperialism is Jewish banking imperialism working through those
Speaker 8: countries because they owned them through their banking system.
Speaker 7: They point their armies where do they want to point them?
Speaker 12: Typically didn't pay for education his father found the money
Speaker 12: to send Gadaffi to an Islamic school, where he slept
Speaker 12: at a moss during the week and walked home twenty
Speaker 12: miles to visit his family on weekends. After finishing elementary school,
Speaker 12: his family moved to the town of Saba in south
Speaker 12: central Libya, where he was the first of his family
Speaker 12: to attend secondary school. This continued until nineteen sixty one,
Speaker 12: when he was thrown out of Saba by local authorities
Speaker 12: for participating in a violent Arab nationalist protest. In nineteen
Speaker 12: sixty three, Gadaffi joined the Libyan military and began training
Speaker 12: in the Royal Military Academy in Benghazi, where he refused
Speaker 12: to learn English and was routed to the British officers
Speaker 12: because of his anti imperialist leanings. With some friends, he
Speaker 12: founded and became the leader of the Free Officer Movement,
Speaker 12: a group named after the Egyptian group that instituted the
Speaker 12: Coup of nineteen fifty two, and started recruiting new members
Speaker 12: to it. After working his way through the Libyan military,
Speaker 12: he was assigned to go to Dorset, England, for further training,
Speaker 12: which included a nine month English language course. He reluctantly
Speaker 12: learned the language. More than that, he learned that he
Speaker 12: liked his own Libyan culture much more than the English.
Speaker 12: He complained about racism and defiantly walked around London wearing
Speaker 12: traditional Libyan clothing. When Gadafi came back to Libya after
Speaker 12: nineteen sixty six, he was fortunate to find that the
Speaker 12: popularity of Libyan King Idris and his government had taken
Speaker 12: a big drop with the increase in oil wealth. The
Speaker 12: government had come to be seen as corrupt and even
Speaker 12: pro Israel. King Idris himself had recently passed some very
Speaker 12: unpopular reforms that gave him more far reaching power. With
Speaker 12: his revolutionary group ready, Gadaffi sat and waited for the
Speaker 12: perfect opportunity. That opportunity came in nineteen sixty nine. That summer,
Speaker 12: the eighty year old e Adris went traveling to Turkey
Speaker 12: and Greece for medical treatment. On September first, they launched
Speaker 12: Operation Jerusalem, in which they occupied government offices, airports, radio stations,
Speaker 12: and other places in the cities of Benghazi where government
Speaker 12: was based, and Tripoli. Other military units, when hearing about
Speaker 12: what was happening, came out in support of the coup,
Speaker 12: the civilians and erman areas cheered it on, they met
Speaker 12: almost no resistance. In a radio announcement after the success
Speaker 12: of the blooveless regime change, Gaddafi announced that this was
Speaker 12: purely an internal Libyan matter, not a threat to any
Speaker 12: other outside nation. Foreign people and property within Libya would
Speaker 12: be under the official protection of the army, and all
Speaker 12: existing treaties and agreements with other states would remain in effect.
Speaker 12: The country would now be known as the Libyan Arab
Speaker 12: Republic and would be a state that resistant occupation from
Speaker 12: all Western powers. The country would not adopt atheistic communism
Speaker 12: or imperialistic capitalism, but instead adapt a form of Islamic socialism.
Speaker 12: Because of the mile take on foreign policy, the new
Speaker 12: regime quickly gained recognition from other nations, including the United States.
Speaker 12: On September sixth, crown friendce Hassan, seen here filmed by
Speaker 12: a potato, the nephew of Idris, who was next in
Speaker 12: line to succeed him, was put under house arrest.
Speaker 8: It really sounds like you said filmed here by a potato.
Speaker 8: I don't know what the hell he actually said.
Speaker 12: He announced a few days after the coup that he
Speaker 12: was renouncing all claims to the throne and endorsed the
Speaker 12: new government. In nineteen sixty one, the Libyan court sentenced
Speaker 12: him to three years in prison. After his prison stay,
Speaker 12: he actually lived out most of his remaining years in
Speaker 12: Libya out of the public eye. King Idris, who assured
Speaker 12: the RCC he would not attempt to reclaim his country
Speaker 12: in exchange for the safety of his family, took up
Speaker 12: residence in Egypt for the remainder of his life. The
Speaker 12: official government body after this was the twelve member Revolutionary
Speaker 12: Command Council the RCC of Gaddafi's free Officer's movement. Of this,
Speaker 12: Colonel Gaddafi was named Commander in chief of the Armed Forces.
Speaker 12: The twenty seven year old revolutionary officer from a poor
Speaker 12: Bedouin family had successful fully used his time in the
Speaker 12: military to not only make a name for himself, but
Speaker 12: to take control of an entire country. Now what would
Speaker 12: he do with it? Let's skip around a lot, because
Speaker 12: a lot happened. After Kaddafi raised his oil price in
Speaker 12: nineteen sixty nine. Most of the country is in OPEC.
Speaker 12: The organization of Petroleum Mixed Boarding Nations followed in nineteen seventy.
Speaker 12: This meant that globally, the price of oil went up,
Speaker 12: and there was nothing that any of the oil buying
Speaker 12: nations could do about it. Gaddafi slapped down some nice
Speaker 12: new sedition laws because free speech rarely mixes well with
Speaker 12: a See this is.
Speaker 8: Him being a cocksucker, and he's totally making assumptions here,
Speaker 8: and he's he should be punching his legay face.
Speaker 7: But we'll let him talk because we're going to correct
Speaker 7: all this shit later dictatorship.
Speaker 12: He went further than that, though, to track down on
Speaker 12: dissent when he made a law banning parliamentary bodies and
Speaker 12: kept in place in eighteen fifty two law prohibiting political parties,
Speaker 12: banned trade unions in nineteen seventy and workers strike.
Speaker 13: Good.
Speaker 8: He just banned communism excellentis in nineteen seventy two, and
Speaker 8: he established people's courts to try monarchists for seditional well.
Speaker 7: You mean like common law. Awesome?
Speaker 12: On a local level, many political prisoners were, of course executed,
Speaker 12: sometimes publicly.
Speaker 7: Oh, you mean like communists. Awesome.
Speaker 12: He consolidated power on the government level two when in
Speaker 12: December nineteen sixty nine, almost right away, two of his
Speaker 12: cabinet members, Adam Saydhawas and Mussa Ahmad, ministers of Defense
Speaker 12: and Interior respectively, were arrested and accused of planning a coup. Gaddafi,
Speaker 12: in turn, was named both prime Minister and Minister of
Speaker 12: Defense to replace those empty positions. His quick developed paranoid
Speaker 12: of losing power didn't stop at his own board either.
Speaker 7: Are trying to paint the Fidel Castro who image on him?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 7: He's the right, he's paranoid.
Speaker 8: No, people really try to kill you when you're a
Speaker 8: leader of a country, and there's definitely the best wait
Speaker 8: for them to do that is to get their little
Speaker 8: CIA fagots in there to start, you know, willing and
Speaker 8: dealing with the people closest to you.
Speaker 7: But that's paranoia. Okay, this guy doesn't live in the
Speaker 7: real world.
Speaker 12: Orders either, as he was known for sending assassins after
Speaker 12: Libyans in exile on other nations. Some big changes happened
Speaker 12: after the takeover. For one, the Western calendar was replaced
Speaker 12: with the Islamic calendar and the sale of alcohol was banned.
Speaker 8: Is that a bad thing in a fucking Muslim country?
Speaker 8: Or is that kind of like what you would consider
Speaker 8: standard practice?
Speaker 7: All right? Then, you know Libya For Libyans, that type
Speaker 7: of idea.
Speaker 12: Right, this was an Arab nation. After all nightclubs and
Speaker 12: churches were shut down and Arabic was made the official
Speaker 12: language of the country. Government documents and street signs were
Speaker 12: not allowed to be printed in any other language. Additionally,
Speaker 12: in nineteen seventy three and seventy.
Speaker 7: Oh, so you'll keep your culture in your need yeah
Speaker 7: ooh boy.
Speaker 12: Before respectively, blogging was made in deftible punishment for homosexuality.
Speaker 7: And flogging homos.
Speaker 8: You know, you miss out on stuff and you don't
Speaker 8: know what's going on in other places adultery.
Speaker 12: His administration, though, was surprisingly fair to women, establishing a
Speaker 12: law in nineteen seventy two that girls must be at
Speaker 12: least sixteen years ultimary and yes, you needed the woman's
Speaker 12: consent before a wedding could take place. Educational and professional
Speaker 12: opportunities were also opened up for women, and in fact,
Speaker 12: compulsory education was extended from six to nine years, and
Speaker 12: university eventually became free for all Libyan citizens.
Speaker 7: What's that? Free education for all Libyans?
Speaker 10: Wow?
Speaker 7: This guy was a brutal dictator. What a son of
Speaker 7: a bitch.
Speaker 12: He also doubled the minimum wage women.
Speaker 7: In his hand and doubled the minimum wage. This sixth
Speaker 7: son of a bitch.
Speaker 12: Has got to go personal life though, well he.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, let's dig up some fake dirt because it's
Speaker 8: starting to sound too good and I'm losing the freaking
Speaker 8: the theme here.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's what he just said.
Speaker 12: He had a team of all female bodyguards who were
Speaker 12: with him everywhere he went, and yeah, you get the idea.
Speaker 8: Yeah I don't, though, you're making assumptions here, your douchebeg.
Speaker 8: He traveled with his wife everywhere he went and his children.
Speaker 8: There was nothing funky going on.
Speaker 12: The government put the money to use almost immediately. One
Speaker 12: of their first big projects in nineteen sixty nine was
Speaker 12: a so called Green Revolution, which was not a social
Speaker 12: movement but an environmental one. You see, over ninety five
Speaker 12: percent of Libya is desert, so you can imagine the
Speaker 12: country has some trouble with farming. The Green Revolution was
Speaker 12: a huge public works project in which millions were put
Speaker 12: towards building irrigation pathways from the Mediterranean and from oacs
Speaker 12: in the country to any nearby farmland they could reach.
Speaker 12: Although a noble effort, the agricultural profits ended up not
Speaker 12: being worth the building cost. In the end, although that
Speaker 12: particular Hey the.
Speaker 7: Fuck is everybody lessen here? From my goddamn health.
Speaker 12: The project had more hype than return. His domestic plans
Speaker 12: were generally pretty good. His goal from the beginning was
Speaker 12: to provide freehousing, education, and health care for all Libya.
Speaker 12: Of those, the only thing he didn't accomplish was eliminating homelessness.
Speaker 7: Remember remember back to the future.
Speaker 8: Back to the future, they had some They had some
Speaker 8: of their own freaking prop again in there, right because
Speaker 8: we were supposed to hate what they tell us to hate.
Speaker 15: What who?
Speaker 7: Who do you think the Libyans? Right?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 12: He did, however, replace a lot of the whole excuse me,
Speaker 12: impoverished housing districts with fresh new developments.
Speaker 8: We'll get into how just how like amazing this this
Speaker 8: whole project was later because he's diminishing it and he's
Speaker 8: making it out to be a joke. He wouldn't even
Speaker 8: let his own parents come out of their tent until
Speaker 8: he housed everybody in his country, and his dad passed
Speaker 8: away before he was able to accomplish it, but his
Speaker 8: mother obviously eventually was able to get a house.
Speaker 7: So that's that's weird.
Speaker 8: Like I would have waited, I would have found like,
Speaker 8: you know, a cousin I didn't like, and been like, yeah,
Speaker 8: until everybody else gets a house, you don't, because that's
Speaker 8: my dedication to this, not my own parents, I mean,
Speaker 8: that's whatever.
Speaker 12: As well as building up brand new suburban areas. He
Speaker 12: may not have eliminated homelessness, but his efforts were not
Speaker 12: in vain. In the first year, it was proclaimed that
Speaker 12: all British and Americans he.
Speaker 7: Looks like that, that meme of that that little kid
Speaker 7: with his fist and things like that, where.
Speaker 12: In military bases in the nation were to be vacated.
Speaker 12: Despite the US quickly recognizing the new government and trying
Speaker 12: to kiss up to them in an effort to keep
Speaker 12: their basis, Gadaffi insisted that the Western imperialists leave. His
Speaker 12: stance on the Cold War is often stated as neutrality,
Speaker 12: but it was more like soubtal hostility towards both sides.
Speaker 12: He saw the Americans and allies as stop me, if
Speaker 12: you've heard of this before, greedy and imperialistic.
Speaker 7: You mean because there's Jews there. Yeah, okay, so far,
Speaker 7: so good.
Speaker 12: Rejected their ideas, their economic system, and certainly their moral
Speaker 12: values just because he hated America. Though didn't mean he
Speaker 12: liked Russia.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he made a big point, but he didn't hate America.
Speaker 8: He hated the government. And he tells everybody what they
Speaker 8: should be looking into and what he thought of who
Speaker 8: actually controlled the place. And he was right, he said,
Speaker 8: the un Israel in America, I'll have a very common problem.
Speaker 12: There was just one tiny, yet significant problem with their
Speaker 12: communist ideology. They had great support for atheism. Oh no, no,
Speaker 12: Mumamarkadafi could not have that. His state economic structure would
Speaker 12: not be capitalist or communist, but an iteration of Islamic
Speaker 12: nationalistic socialism, which.
Speaker 8: Would make perfect sense in an Arab country. And great
Speaker 8: that he hates communism, and great that he's a nationalist
Speaker 8: for his nation. You know, that's what nationalism is supposed
Speaker 8: to be. Specific to the area. Sounds like he was
Speaker 8: doing an okay job with that.
Speaker 12: Taylor took Adafi's whims. He even wrote up a whole
Speaker 12: political theory, fine tuning the specifics of it. But we'll
Speaker 12: get to that in a minute.
Speaker 7: And then he talked about the Green Book.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 12: Did end up buying weapons from the Soviets, though, which
Speaker 12: strained relationships with America. Gadafi married his first wife, Patiya
Speaker 12: al Nuri, in nineteen sixty nine. They had one child,
Speaker 12: and then divorced in nineteen seventy. He met his second wife,
Speaker 12: Safia Farkash, a nurse, when he was hospitalized for appendicitis
Speaker 12: in nineteen sixty nine. They married in nineteen seventy, had
Speaker 12: seven children together, and she stayed with him until they
Speaker 12: both died. And did I mention that Adofi was opposed
Speaker 12: to Israel. He called it a manifestation of Western imperialism.
Speaker 7: I love this guy.
Speaker 8: A manifestation of Western imperialism is Israel and this is
Speaker 8: him allegedly, and we'll see how much bullshit this is.
Speaker 8: The French attack the fucking and like whatever. We'll get
Speaker 8: into that later.
Speaker 12: Them on Arab Land. In nineteen seventy, he forcibly deported
Speaker 12: all Jews from Libya, as well as the large Italian population.
Speaker 12: The day all these people were expelled was made into it.
Speaker 8: Well, I mean Italians worked with the Jews a lot,
Speaker 8: but that's not really what happened. So yes, he got
Speaker 8: rid of he expelled. Can anybody is anybody haven't even
Speaker 8: finding a fault here yet? Or is this all wonderful
Speaker 8: preventative measures that you take when you want to establish
Speaker 8: a country that's not run by people other than the
Speaker 8: intended people, right, and that the people don't the actual
Speaker 8: people don't get fucked over in the process. You get
Speaker 8: rid of the bad elements. First, you know, what do
Speaker 8: they call it? There's twenty two thousand what was the
Speaker 8: thing in Venezuela. There's twenty two million people at the
Speaker 8: time in Venezuela, there's twenty two thousand Jews, and that
Speaker 8: was plenty to fucking destroy the place.
Speaker 12: To a national holiday, actually not kidding. October seventh, the
Speaker 12: day of revenge.
Speaker 7: So how about that?
Speaker 8: Hey wait, wait, hold on, let's sear that again. Well,
Speaker 8: not the fucking other way, you fucking holmo.
Speaker 12: These people were expelled was made into a national holiday,
Speaker 12: actually not kidding. October seventh.
Speaker 8: So the day that he deported all those people, he
Speaker 8: deported the Jews from Libya was October seventh. Isn't that interesting?
Speaker 8: What else hoppened on October seventh? Recently? They love their
Speaker 8: little fucking public rituals, don't they.
Speaker 7: So they were going to have a kickoff for their
Speaker 7: oh or.
Speaker 15: We're being attacked by Hangladi.
Speaker 8: Is yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, those darn Arabs got us
Speaker 8: again on the October seventh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I surely did.
Speaker 12: Day of Revenge. His intolerance for America Europe.
Speaker 8: Freedom, I like how he calls the Day of revenge
Speaker 8: or anything.
Speaker 12: Related didn't stop at his zone borders, because of course
Speaker 12: it did. After the irrigation system was done, he had
Speaker 12: to spend the oil money on something right. Well, for starters,
Speaker 12: he funded a bunch of quote unquote freedom fighters in Israel.
Speaker 7: Hell yeah, hell yeah. He was getting a fuck up
Speaker 7: visual from the inside. Love it.
Speaker 12: In nineteen seventy two, he even set up a training
Speaker 12: center for them, called the First Nasah Volunteer Center. His
Speaker 12: funding for these groups would continue for years to come,
Speaker 12: with drama starting up because some of the groups weren't
Speaker 12: violent orchestreem.
Speaker 8: Hey, that kid doesn't even have shoes, but he's got
Speaker 8: a fucking a AKA. That's you know, priorities premised enough.
Speaker 12: In nineteen seventy two, a group of terrorists called some
Speaker 12: Israeli athletes of the Munich Olympics. As you might be
Speaker 12: able to guess, Kadafi had a hand in helping them prepare,
Speaker 12: and then to top it off, he had their dead
Speaker 12: bodies flown back to Libya were a hero's funeral, full
Speaker 12: military honors. I could not make this up if I tried.
Speaker 12: His money also went towards Ira car bombings in the UK,
Speaker 12: the Black Panthers in the US, and anti apartheid groups.
Speaker 8: So I think there's a little bit of a mis
Speaker 8: understanding what actually really happened there in Munich. If anybody
Speaker 8: else else servants to add that, I think there was
Speaker 8: a NOI vay hand in that and was blamed.
Speaker 7: On other people and other people were executed.
Speaker 1: Hey, I.
Speaker 7: You know, let's just move on from now.
Speaker 12: In South Africa, as well as many other groups in
Speaker 12: various places, when asked by news reporters his funding of
Speaker 12: terrorist activity, his response was usually something along the lines
Speaker 12: of calling them freedom fighters against Western imperialism and saying
Speaker 12: that the imperialists were skewing the narrative to make him
Speaker 12: look evil. As for foreign affairs, Kadaffi finally got to
Speaker 12: work with the Heiro Nasa. The latter would say privately
Speaker 12: of the former, he's a good boy, but a little
Speaker 12: naive the thing they were.
Speaker 8: I'm sure you said it just like that too. Where
Speaker 8: where's everybody are you guys? Sleeping in on a Sunday.
Speaker 8: You know it's nine am here, so it's it's later
Speaker 8: everywhere else as you go east. The fuck is everybody
Speaker 8: don't tell me you went to church. I don't believe you.
Speaker 8: I don't.
Speaker 7: I don't believe you really did.
Speaker 12: That work together on along with Sudan and Syria, was
Speaker 12: a proposal to create a pan Arab nation. This plan
Speaker 12: worried the West at first, but then Nasser died in
Speaker 12: November of nineteen seventy. Nasar was succeeded by a man
Speaker 12: named Anwar Sadat, who was more a federation kind of guy,
Speaker 12: just not ready for that type a commitment yet.
Speaker 7: Uh, you stupid gay fag.
Speaker 8: It okay that just because everything is a gay relationship
Speaker 8: with you, sir, doesn't mean that's how everybody else sees
Speaker 8: the world and how you have to put daddy issues
Speaker 8: into this thing because you're a fucking homosexual.
Speaker 17: Wow.
Speaker 8: Wow, wait, way to bleed out your fucking life onto
Speaker 8: your freaking videos.
Speaker 12: Was expecting something a little more casual, you know. Well,
Speaker 12: so Dot managed to successfully stall the talks while pocketing
Speaker 12: oil money donated by Gadoffee, I might add, until the
Speaker 12: nineteen seventy three deadline, at which time no unifying action
Speaker 12: had taken place. Of course, by that time, Sudan, Syria,
Speaker 12: and Egypt all had their own reasons for being a
Speaker 12: little wary of what was going on in Libya. In fact,
Speaker 12: to say relations deteriorated would be an understatement.
Speaker 8: Now, I don't know what the actual roots of veterin are.
Speaker 8: I'm going to have to look into it because he
Speaker 8: is very light skinned man, and I'm just curious if
Speaker 8: there could be a little little Galt in there or not.
Speaker 7: I don't know, it's potential.
Speaker 9: Well, what was going on last?
Speaker 12: Oh boy, here we go April nineteen seventy three was
Speaker 12: the start of a popular revolution in Libya? Why was
Speaker 12: there a popular revolution in Libya? Because Kadafi proclaimed it?
Speaker 7: I'm sure it's very, very as simple as this fagot
Speaker 7: is making it sound.
Speaker 12: And it was so this right here, even more than
Speaker 12: Adafi's death during Arab Spring was the reason I decided
Speaker 12: to do this series. Kadafi unloaded a five part plan
Speaker 12: onto the public.
Speaker 8: Really, it wasn't just for propaganda purposes alone. Part one
Speaker 8: All yeah, cool horses on r on one handed, given
Speaker 8: the wave, All right, true Arabian night over here.
Speaker 12: Existing laws were to be abolished and replaced. Part two
Speaker 12: opponents of the revolution were to be removed.
Speaker 7: Part three, yes, removed, peace at a time. Even what
Speaker 7: the heck?
Speaker 5: Why not?
Speaker 18: Three?
Speaker 12: There would be a revolution in the government.
Speaker 8: Why does everybody else tolerate, Oh, we have to have
Speaker 8: conflicting what points of view here? Well, yeah, that's fine
Speaker 8: if there are points of view you and you know,
Speaker 8: constructive criticism. When they're subversives trying to kill others, no,
Speaker 8: fuck them.
Speaker 12: Take him out government administration, which would wipe clean all
Speaker 12: the bureaucratic red tape. Part four, the people would form
Speaker 12: people's committees, which would arm themselves to defend the revolution.
Speaker 12: And Part five there would be a cultural revolution.
Speaker 8: Okay, no dictator, No dictator who is oppressing his people,
Speaker 8: arms them and just trust them to protect the interests
Speaker 8: of Because if he's a dictator, he's supposedly, you know,
Speaker 8: a dictator, he's going to be more concerned about his
Speaker 8: own interests, in his own you know, preservation of power.
Speaker 8: So why would he arm his own people in the
Speaker 8: in the you know, because there's a potential there that
Speaker 8: that would result in them overthrowing him. So he had
Speaker 8: to be pretty confident that they loved him for him
Speaker 8: to do that, and that he was actually for the
Speaker 8: the people, like a certain gentleman in Germany that we know,
Speaker 8: like a certain gentleman in Venezuela we learned about who
Speaker 8: His people rose up when he was kidnapped by fucking
Speaker 8: terrorists and they got him back before he could be assassinated.
Speaker 7: The people rose up and did that. The people rose
Speaker 7: up and did that.
Speaker 8: And if only sleepy eyed American people, not the fucking government,
Speaker 8: because that's a Jew run run, ran a Jew run run.
Speaker 8: But if we woke up and fucking ever went behind
Speaker 8: and got behind any of these people and supported them
Speaker 8: and rushed out to help nationalism, one spot is like
Speaker 8: a domino effect, right right, But we've let these people
Speaker 8: get decimated and all their hard work to build their countries.
Speaker 8: It all happens in their own lifetime, happening in Germany,
Speaker 8: short period of awesomeness, and then they have to deal
Speaker 8: with the repercussions of doing right by their people, because
Speaker 8: there's a certain group out there, certain demonic saturn cult
Speaker 8: group that doesn't like prosperity in people unless it's their
Speaker 8: own people. They don't like nationalism unless it's in Israel.
Speaker 8: They don't like humanity, and god knows what the fuck they.
Speaker 12: Really are, which would purge all points.
Speaker 8: So here's the lesson here. It doesn't matter where it starts,
Speaker 8: you have to support it because a nationalist movement a
Speaker 8: true one, a true one, not just some fucking rebel
Speaker 8: group that you call a nationalist or whatever, or you know,
Speaker 8: republican blah blah blah. No, it has to be a
Speaker 8: true one where the people are being supported and taken
Speaker 8: care of, and they're the fucking people that will take
Speaker 8: care of their their leader too, because now you know
Speaker 8: that relationship is symbiotic and when that's true, when that's true,
Speaker 8: good things can come with that because it's not a
Speaker 8: country who's aiming inward at their people and holding them
Speaker 8: hostage in their own country, like like, is what what
Speaker 8: happens here? We're in our panopticon, we're in our surveillance state,
Speaker 8: we're in our open air prison, our free we're free
Speaker 8: range chickens, and we're too stupid to know it, even
Speaker 8: though we pass by the injection booth every so often
Speaker 8: to get another shot of poison. As they cross their
Speaker 8: fingers and hope that's the one that takes us.
Speaker 12: Out poisonous foreign influences from the country. Okay, So the
Speaker 12: part of this which directly affected the most people was
Speaker 12: the committees. They served as sort of political action groups
Speaker 12: as well as basically thought police who have a role
Speaker 12: in rounding up all the wrong thinkers. The idea that.
Speaker 8: Would this is coming from a guy who also probably
Speaker 8: believes that Germany was a bad place. He doesn't get it.
Speaker 8: He doesn't understand that although that scenario could be true
Speaker 8: if he was a dictator, the assumption here is that
Speaker 8: he was. That he was a brutal dictator to his
Speaker 8: own people, which is a complete and total farce. So
Speaker 8: wrong thinker or people that were attempting to cause harm
Speaker 8: in Libya and oh, I don't know, bad actors and
Speaker 8: operatives stirring up trouble for him and the people trying
Speaker 8: to cause instability.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 12: Iah was that representative democracy like they had in the
Speaker 12: West wasn't true democracy, and that the only way to
Speaker 12: represent everyone was to get as many people as possible
Speaker 12: actively participating in government.
Speaker 8: That would never be what a dictator would say. So
Speaker 8: that's a contradiction right there. He would never say more
Speaker 8: of the people have to be actively engaged in the government.
Speaker 8: Nobody who's a dictator would say that they would not
Speaker 8: care about your goddamn opinion, and if you've voiced it,
Speaker 8: they would kill you.
Speaker 7: He didn't do that.
Speaker 12: As such, a chance of command was established from each
Speaker 12: of these groups all the way up to Gaddafi himself.
Speaker 12: It sure did increase public participation and decision making, and
Speaker 12: it sure did give Gadaffi a.
Speaker 8: Complete the guy in the right I know, it's not
Speaker 8: what man old man think about it. Ringo Star, Ringo
Speaker 8: Star could have played him, could have played him in
Speaker 8: a movie at a certain.
Speaker 7: Time in his life.
Speaker 12: Cleet stranglehold on government function. Basically, Gadaffi set up the
Speaker 12: big picture narrative and the peons would rewrite school books
Speaker 12: and make changes on the local level to go along
Speaker 12: with it. Every loyal citizen felt like the government was
Speaker 12: serving them and not the other way around. The thing
Speaker 12: that had the biggest indirect effect during the revolution was
Speaker 12: when Gadaffi announced in nineteen seventy three that fifty one
Speaker 12: percent of all oil companies in Libya would be appropriated
Speaker 12: by the state. This proved to be a huge, economic.
Speaker 8: Awesome he nationalized the thing that people are rapping his
Speaker 8: country of.
Speaker 7: Hey, hey, this is what they do. Oh you have
Speaker 7: And here's the funny thing.
Speaker 8: It's not about you know, the world globalists, banking demons,
Speaker 8: not having sources for minerals, fuels, you know, petrochemicals, whatever
Speaker 8: they want to call it. It's not like they don't
Speaker 8: have diamonds and gold and all this other other places.
Speaker 8: They just don't want anyone else to have any They
Speaker 8: don't want self They don't want anybody to be self reliant.
Speaker 8: They want they need an interdependence government and world government
Speaker 8: in order for their control to work. So even if
Speaker 8: you can produce it in your own place, you have
Speaker 8: to sell it somewhere else. You have to have this
Speaker 8: interdependence and trade thing going on. It's all artificial. It's
Speaker 8: a it's an impossible way of existence, and that's what
Speaker 8: their control comes in. So it's not that, oh, there's
Speaker 8: just so much oil here that there's just no way
Speaker 8: we can find we have enough in our country. Canada does,
Speaker 8: Alaska does to do great things for and who knows
Speaker 8: if it ever actually ends. It's not a finite resource
Speaker 8: like they make it.
Speaker 7: Out to be. It's like the blood of the fucking earth.
Speaker 7: So yeah, no, so just so they just because they find.
Speaker 8: That there's a huge, you know, resource of this in
Speaker 8: Libya doesn't mean that they needed Libya or the same
Speaker 8: thing with rak and Ran or whatever. Yeah, they'll sell
Speaker 8: it off because they'll they'll loute every country, they'll lose
Speaker 8: Venezuela and do all that stuff.
Speaker 7: But it's not about that.
Speaker 8: It's about not letting other countries build to where they
Speaker 8: can become competitive and independent from their control.
Speaker 7: That's the real reason.
Speaker 8: It's not about, oh my god, there's a finite amount
Speaker 8: of oil and we got to get it wherever we
Speaker 8: find it and destroy that country so we can have
Speaker 8: cheaper No, it's not really a thing. It's a fault
Speaker 8: scarcey problem in the first place. What is the problem
Speaker 8: is they don't want them to financially independent of their
Speaker 8: banks and of their you know, world economics in the
Speaker 8: world bullshittary bureaucracy.
Speaker 12: Nomic success, which in turn was probably the reason that
Speaker 12: public opinion stayed so high for so long. To try
Speaker 12: and give you an idea of the economic boom, Libya's
Speaker 12: GDP was three point eight billion in nineteen sixty nine,
Speaker 12: thirteen point seven billion in nineteen seventy four and twenty
Speaker 12: four point five billion in nineteen seventy nine. In the
Speaker 12: course of ten years, the work output of the average
Speaker 12: Libyan grew to be valued over six times as much.
Speaker 12: That translates to some pretty significant group.
Speaker 8: That means there is prosperity the likes of Germany in
Speaker 8: the thirties going on in Libya.
Speaker 12: Growth in standard of living some more numbers for in
Speaker 12: nineteen sixty nine.
Speaker 8: And these are the assholes who chuck cartoons about it,
Speaker 8: because God forbid. The guy in the Libyans who actually
Speaker 8: owned the fucking place have every right to the place,
Speaker 8: want to control their own fucking oil and not have
Speaker 8: a bunch of wave oligarchs in there looting their country
Speaker 8: and keeping them poor. God forbid, God forbid. They want
Speaker 8: to say, hey, you know what, get the fuck out,
Speaker 8: this is our place.
Speaker 12: Libya had seven hundred doctors, but by nineteen seventy eight
Speaker 12: they had three thousand, and in that time fifty percent
Speaker 12: more hospitals were built, Malaria was eliminated from the country,
Speaker 12: and a bunch of other once common diseases became very rare.
Speaker 12: Imagine this kind of success, but in every aspect of
Speaker 12: public life. Gaddafi took an impoverished, underdeveloped nation at gunpoint
Speaker 12: and then transformed it into a state that could run.
Speaker 8: The asshole had a throw in at gunpoint, right at gunpoint.
Speaker 8: And the assumption here is the only way you can
Speaker 8: can get things in order is if you are brutal
Speaker 8: to their people. No, he is brutal to fucking subversives.
Speaker 5: Nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 8: He obviously cared for his people and you're going to
Speaker 8: see in the next video. But this is I need
Speaker 8: to stop this idiot every time he says something gay,
Speaker 8: which is almost every word rival.
Speaker 12: Many countries in Europe, all will eliminating any sort of
Speaker 12: checks on his power. The revolution wasn't without its opponents,
Speaker 12: though in nineteen seventy four, there was a failed coup attempt.
Speaker 12: Due to the reduced number of RCC members could not
Speaker 12: be used it as an excuse to take sole control
Speaker 12: of the state in nineteen seventy seven, so that coup
Speaker 12: wasn't exactly the most successful. In nineteen seventy five, over
Speaker 12: two hundred senior officers in the army were arrested as
Speaker 12: part of a purge of disloyal people. Another one in
Speaker 12: seventy five, some of the merchant class of the country
Speaker 12: were upset by the continued nationalization of the economy, which
Speaker 12: meant that the government became the new owner of their businesses,
Speaker 12: but the quality of life was going up for everyone else,
Speaker 12: though not too many people were complaining. There was also
Speaker 12: a drama with some protesters from a university getting hanged.
Speaker 12: Public msty International made a big thing about it and
Speaker 12: called it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, well who brought put them up to it?
Speaker 7: How were they funded? And what were they really because
Speaker 7: that sounds awfully Oh, I don't know.
Speaker 8: Agency like in nature, these these students don't just get
Speaker 8: out and do shit like that unless they're being I know,
Speaker 8: it's it wasn't probably him at the time, But this
Speaker 8: is like the Sorows effect, right, and it's not always Soros,
Speaker 8: but people understand and can put that in a frame,
Speaker 8: a framework to to understand what I'm getting at there.
Speaker 8: It's it's an artificial construct in the first place. It's
Speaker 8: not really the people's even ideas. It's just you can
Speaker 8: take a lot of soft tended people and point them
Speaker 8: in one direction and they'll become a mob. So, especially
Speaker 8: if they're in an indoctrination camp, a Communist Marxist in
Speaker 8: doctrination camp called you know, university in the first place,
Speaker 8: they're already They're already been so often up.
Speaker 12: That the first time someone was executed in o Libya
Speaker 12: for purely political reasons, I'm sure it wasn't the first time.
Speaker 12: In addition, there were a bunch of tribal leaders in
Speaker 12: rural areas who liked their old hierarchy just fine. They
Speaker 12: were conveniently labeled agents of the old regime, and Gaddaffi
Speaker 12: installed some new leaders in their place. Predictably, the communities
Speaker 12: they served never really came to accept the new guys.
Speaker 12: In response to nationalization efforts, some clerics from the Muslim
Speaker 12: Brotherhood criticized the seizing of property as going against the
Speaker 12: teachings of his mom. There were also some scholars who
Speaker 12: didn't like the Kaddaffi basically threw out the Hattith and
Speaker 12: went back to a form of Islam that believes solely
Speaker 12: in the Qur'an. Kaddafi in turn, which.
Speaker 7: Is actually a good thing. There was no shria law there.
Speaker 12: Had them labeled as traitors to the revolution, and after
Speaker 12: their disappearance, all privately owned Islamic colleges were either shut
Speaker 12: down or nationalized.
Speaker 7: Fuck yeah.
Speaker 12: As for foreign relations post revolution, well, Kadafi, with Arab
Speaker 12: unity on the mind, suggested Egypt should have a similar
Speaker 12: revolution as Libya and Saddat was.
Speaker 7: And that guy never went in for a forehead reduction.
Speaker 12: It's too bad, having exactly none of it. They disagreed
Speaker 12: strongly enough, in fact, that Kadafi went as far as
Speaker 12: calling for Sadat's overthrow. Now you may remember that unity
Speaker 12: plan included more than two nations, So what did the
Speaker 12: other two things? Well, Kafarni, Mary of Sudan, the guy
Speaker 12: on the left there, they.
Speaker 7: Were all pressured and they're all a bunch of pussies,
Speaker 7: so they said no.
Speaker 12: Sided pretty strongly with Egypt on the matter. Well, forget
Speaker 12: that guy, I am all right. What did Syria think
Speaker 12: of this? You ask, Oh, don't worry. Syria wound up
Speaker 12: with Vadaffi's naughty list as well when they, together with Egypt,
Speaker 12: launched the Yam Kippur war against Israel, and Gaddafi threw
Speaker 12: a fit because he found out about it the same
Speaker 12: day as the rest of the world talk about bad neighbors. Okay,
Speaker 12: so Gaddafi needs some new allies. While about Tunisia to
Speaker 12: the West, well, they actually had their own unification plan
Speaker 12: in nineteen seventy four, but that one fell through because
Speaker 12: the people in Tunisia really didn't like it. So what
Speaker 12: did Gaddafi do? What does he always do? He started
Speaker 12: funding freedom fighters in Tunisia who wanted to overthrow the
Speaker 12: current government.
Speaker 7: You want a nationalism to spread? How nice?
Speaker 12: This funding would continue well into the eighties. I joke,
Speaker 12: but he actually did have good relations with some countries.
Speaker 12: For instance, he traded nuclear research with Pakistan until nineteen
Speaker 12: seventy seven, when the Pakistani government was overthrown in a coup.
Speaker 12: He also aligned politically with Algeria during the nineteen seventy.
Speaker 7: Five and just remember he hated communists.
Speaker 12: Five Western Sahara war against Morocco, despite I.
Speaker 7: Don't even think they wanted to slap five.
Speaker 8: They just wanted to piss off that guy who was
Speaker 8: standing behind them so he couldn't get in the picture.
Speaker 12: Some rocket relations with the rest of the Arab world.
Speaker 12: He did have quite a few friends in Sub Saharan Africa.
Speaker 12: His funding of terror groups in the West made Libya
Speaker 12: basically the country when it came to standing against imperial oppressors.
Speaker 12: Between nineteen seventy three and seventy nine, Gadafi donated over
Speaker 12: five hundred million in aid to various African nations as well.
Speaker 12: He had the goal of eliminating Israeli influence on the
Speaker 12: region by basically bribing governments to cut diplomatic ties with them.
Speaker 12: Some of them did it as well. He managed to
Speaker 12: extend the reach of Islam by converting President Omar Bongo
Speaker 12: of Gabon in nineteen seventy three and President John Badelbicassa
Speaker 12: of the Central African Republic in nineteen seventy six. Oh
Speaker 12: and he also invested a bunch of money into European
Speaker 12: companies like Fiat for some reason. Now, I couldn't do
Speaker 12: justice to this cultural revolution without talking about the Green Book.
Speaker 12: The Green Book was a three part series written by
Speaker 12: Gaddafi himself, which was translated into dozens of languages and
Speaker 12: published worldwide.
Speaker 7: And he's gonna talk shit about it.
Speaker 12: It is now available in pdf form through a quick
Speaker 12: Google search. I had to get a tetanus shot to cure.
Speaker 8: Fuck you, and you had to get a shot because
Speaker 8: you're retard, right good. I hope you get more. Can
Speaker 8: you get more, can you get a booster? How about
Speaker 8: a couple COVID shots.
Speaker 12: For the cancer I caught from reading this.
Speaker 8: Cancer you needed tests? Shot for the cancer? Wow, you
Speaker 8: really are genius.
Speaker 12: It's entire things. So I hope you appreciate it. In
Speaker 12: part one it lays out the problem.
Speaker 7: Of you'd appreciate it if the shots killed you.
Speaker 12: Yeah, no existing form of government being truly you, you.
Speaker 8: Know you're gonna end up with gay monkey pocks one
Speaker 8: way or the other, sir, So, I mean, it doesn't
Speaker 8: really matter which way it comes. You're gonna you're gonna
Speaker 8: have them democratic.
Speaker 12: In a way that reminds me of Marxist theory. They
Speaker 12: both claim that he.
Speaker 8: Is an anti communist, and he's calling him a Marxist. Now,
Speaker 8: this person isn't very fucking bright.
Speaker 12: The existing structure in the West, whether it be capitalism
Speaker 12: as Mark states or representative democracy as Kadapi states, is
Speaker 12: flawed and claims that not only are the people dissatisfied
Speaker 12: with it, not taking into account whether or not they
Speaker 12: actually are.
Speaker 8: So anyone who who criticizes the state of affairs that
Speaker 8: are run by OVA and never actually the true system
Speaker 8: that's supposed to be in a particular country, those people
Speaker 8: somehow are communists. But wait a minute, wasn't what are
Speaker 8: Isn't communism an wave thing? So how does that make sense?
Speaker 19: Oh?
Speaker 7: Wait a dozen't.
Speaker 12: Dissatisfied, but its inevitable end will contradict its goals. In
Speaker 12: Gaddafi's case, he claims that no system using a parliament
Speaker 12: as a legislative body, and no system in which parties
Speaker 12: are allowed to play a role in elections can ever
Speaker 12: represent every one of the people, because basically matyranny of
Speaker 12: the fifty one percent. His proposed solution to this was
Speaker 12: popular conferences and people's committees, which he called and unquote,
Speaker 12: the end of the journey of the masses in quest
Speaker 12: for democracy.
Speaker 8: Right, so getting the people involved again because he's such
Speaker 8: a dictator.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, real good.
Speaker 12: He imagined this as the first implementation of complete direct
Speaker 12: democracy that has ever been attempted, and thus he saw
Speaker 12: it as the final form in the evolution of human
Speaker 12: political theory. And it's easy to see how he thought
Speaker 12: this was going so well, because with enough oil money,
Speaker 12: any form of government will be able to function.
Speaker 8: Wow, just throwing the insults in like this fucker has
Speaker 8: ever done shit with his life besides make half retarded videos.
Speaker 12: Any good but naive child building a lego city can
Speaker 12: dream up a system of government where.
Speaker 7: They we're almost done.
Speaker 8: I'm having them tell myself this because I want to
Speaker 8: strangle a gay neck right now, as Garundi gay.
Speaker 12: Neck they are in charge, imagine it to be fair,
Speaker 12: and then denounce all other forms of government. The reality
Speaker 12: is that if Gadaffi hadn't bullied the oil.
Speaker 8: This coping ship, that fucking socialized retards. You know people
Speaker 8: who are who are in the in the liberal academia university,
Speaker 8: you know, realm and the and that, in that sphere,
Speaker 8: in that, in that environment, that atmosphere they are.
Speaker 7: They are always.
Speaker 8: Oversimplifying to the point of complete fallacy and at the
Speaker 8: same time making themselves look absolutely god dam't retarded. And
Speaker 8: I don't see how other people don't pick up on that.
Speaker 8: It's and they do it with this kind of sense,
Speaker 8: being smug, little bitchy feminine voice the whole time. It's like, Wow,
Speaker 8: you've never you've never somehow you lived a life this
Speaker 8: long talking like that, and you've never been punched into
Speaker 8: the face, because that would have stranged your fuck out,
Speaker 8: That would have you Only it takes a couple of
Speaker 8: those times. It maybe once for you to realize, you know,
Speaker 8: you need you need to put put some brakes on.
Speaker 7: You're crazy.
Speaker 12: Companies into submission right away in nineteen sixty nine, this
Speaker 12: socialist utopia would have followed the same path as all
Speaker 12: the others. But that's just my opinion.
Speaker 3: Back to the book.
Speaker 12: Speaking of socialism, he spends all the part two arguing
Speaker 12: for it with such gems as private landownership as oppressive.
Speaker 12: Accumulating money beyond one's needs is depriving the less talented
Speaker 12: workers in the nation of their basic needs all wage labor.
Speaker 8: I'm sure everything is said exactly like this guy I says, well,
Speaker 8: I think we're pretty much close to the end here,
Speaker 8: so let's go ahead and stop this one because it's
Speaker 8: just a tireed of dog shit after that.
Speaker 7: So let's get on to the next one.
Speaker 5: Get on with it. What did you say?
Speaker 7: What did you say?
Speaker 19: Now?
Speaker 7: You fucking said on a bitch, Get on with it.
Speaker 5: Just get over it, Okay, looking, give me a second, Yep,
Speaker 5: there is.
Speaker 7: Huh what do you know? Sea blows all good?
Speaker 8: Though, mm hmm, I guess said it's not gonna been
Speaker 8: reading the day today it's gonna be more of a
Speaker 8: show and tell I can't really talk anyway, it doesn't
Speaker 8: last for very long.
Speaker 5: Feel sick.
Speaker 7: Oh, by the way, No, I can't taste anything either, Paul.
Speaker 10: I'm offering is the truth? Nothing?
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's not as lame as it sounds. I know
Speaker 8: you've heard this a billion trillion times.
Speaker 7: This is getting like.
Speaker 8: Just getting ridiculous at this point, right, I mean, this
Speaker 8: movie itself is propaganda, and it's brought to you by
Speaker 8: two fucking transgender men who are now the Wachowsky's sisters apparently,
Speaker 8: so whatever, they.
Speaker 3: Didn't the.
Speaker 8: Masonic nonsense that they went through there. But yeah, it's
Speaker 8: only brief and little spurts. This is actually pretty well
Speaker 8: put together video. Oh no, At first it sounds like
Speaker 8: they're going to be putting a negative spin on it,
Speaker 8: like on on Gaddafi and just brawling around with the
Speaker 8: same mainstream media, you know, propaganda, war propaganda type of shit,
Speaker 8: demonizing someone unjustly. But they present it and then they
Speaker 8: hard left and start telling you what the reality is.
Speaker 8: So as long as you're sharp enough to pick up
Speaker 8: on it, you'll get the message.
Speaker 7: And let's be clear.
Speaker 10: Tonight, I'd like to update the American people.
Speaker 8: You're gonna have to listen to this cocksucker throughout the
Speaker 8: whole video. And I don't mean that in like a
Speaker 8: derogatory term. I mean like he's a literal cocksucker.
Speaker 10: On the international effort that we have led in Libya,
Speaker 10: what we've done, what we plan to do, and why
Speaker 10: this matters to us.
Speaker 7: Yes, you have to kill lots of innocent people.
Speaker 10: I want to begin by paying tribute to our men
Speaker 10: and women in uniform, who once again have acted with courage, professionalism,
Speaker 10: and patriotism. They have moved with incredible speed and strength
Speaker 10: because of them, and are dedicated diplomats. A coalition has
Speaker 10: been forged and countless lives have been saved. For more
Speaker 10: than four decades, the Libyan people have been ruled by
Speaker 10: a I.
Speaker 8: Have to warn you I should have ahead of time.
Speaker 8: There's going to be a couple of times throughout this
Speaker 8: and it goes on for about an hour and a half.
Speaker 8: And this one's worth watching the whole way. And there's
Speaker 8: actually a little bit of another one that I want
Speaker 8: to play as well. I have I know which one
Speaker 8: that is, because they get into something when they're talking
Speaker 8: about how these operatives move in. They always find someone
Speaker 8: who doesn't, you know, some little life scumbag piece of shit,
Speaker 8: or they make them, or they manufacture little life scumbag
Speaker 8: pieces of shit. Because these operatives cia massade, whatever the
Speaker 8: hell they are, probably both. They start training and indocunating
Speaker 8: people to become rebels. No matter how good the ruler is,
Speaker 8: the nationalist ruler happens to be, they're going to find
Speaker 8: a way to create rebels.
Speaker 7: And of course a trainer doesn't leave the missions.
Speaker 8: To an idiot, right that they just trained. It's not
Speaker 8: going to be a rookie that's basically just gone through
Speaker 8: the bare minimum. Now they're leading these things, these operatives
Speaker 8: are leading these these strikes, and their strategy is being
Speaker 8: you know, that's how they're they're even picking their targets
Speaker 8: and doing their thing. But it's interesting the way they
Speaker 8: say they build these.
Speaker 7: And then arm them, and YadA, YadA, YadA.
Speaker 8: And then you have to think to yourself, what is
Speaker 8: going on with the immigration Huh here they brought into
Speaker 8: people and if anything, places like that processing center right
Speaker 8: here in Yuma, that border patrol kicked everybody out of
Speaker 8: the flea market in order to create.
Speaker 7: Trading facility.
Speaker 8: Perhaps and I'm sure they're probably you're not gonna you're
Speaker 8: not gonna be able to recognize when they're that close
Speaker 8: to a marine air station, what firing is coming from,
Speaker 8: what angle, if they're if they're training and drill and
Speaker 8: doing drills, Oh no, without shock came fable. Most people
Speaker 8: aren't gonna do that. So they put it close to
Speaker 8: the military base. Oh and because also the military is
Speaker 8: probably what's training them.
Speaker 7: Isn't that nice? So let's just right here telling you
Speaker 7: they have they have some big plans.
Speaker 8: So this whole pyramid thing with Egypt and this ground
Speaker 8: penetrating radar thing, that's another whole topic.
Speaker 7: Where why are they telling this?
Speaker 8: Telling us this now if it damages their narrative of
Speaker 8: a linear history of man, lineary linear progress and not
Speaker 8: instead of we get to a certain point, there's some
Speaker 8: sort of cataclysm, whether it's whether it's mad made or
Speaker 8: it's natural, then there's you know, thing's obliterated, people who
Speaker 8: the infrastructure is either destroyed or people forget how to
Speaker 8: utilize what they did build because so many people got decimated.
Speaker 8: There's only a few people left, and not everybody knows
Speaker 8: how to make a cell phone. Right, You get what
Speaker 8: I'm saying. So then it becomes useless because there's no
Speaker 8: more the service for it and it's not an essential
Speaker 8: to existence. So it goes away, and the cycle, you know,
Speaker 8: continue as it goes up, gets to the top, and
Speaker 8: then something else happens, and these resets, probably more than
Speaker 8: likely deliberate and manipulated.
Speaker 7: All that is at play.
Speaker 8: Again, it's on the table because of what they found.
Speaker 8: So say they found with the ground penetrating radar, what
Speaker 8: the hell they used? Or to the pyramids? Why are
Speaker 8: they telling us this now because it's probably not going
Speaker 8: to matter who knows what, because there's not gonna be
Speaker 8: We're not long for this world, is where I'm what
Speaker 8: I would have to imagine that.
Speaker 7: All means.
Speaker 10: Tyrant Momar Gadafi.
Speaker 8: A tyrant talking about someone who's not a tyrant as
Speaker 8: a tyrant projection. Very this guy, this guy is the
Speaker 8: epitome of the this the demonic spirit of nouve of
Speaker 8: of a of a Jewish banker. I mean, he just
Speaker 8: lays it out in complete fucking lies, one after the other,
Speaker 8: with with with the conviction of not that great either,
Speaker 8: Like you can tell he's reading, he's not He's not
Speaker 8: as good as everybody thinks he is.
Speaker 7: They just I don't know. There was there was a
Speaker 7: smoke screen of Hey, wow, black presidents.
Speaker 8: I don't know what the hell it was. He's not
Speaker 8: good at it. He just has a like a commanding
Speaker 8: voice a little bit.
Speaker 7: But he's not.
Speaker 8: Nothing about him says I'm a sincere, a sincere gentleman.
Speaker 8: Nothing or that he even knows what the fuck he's doing. No,
Speaker 8: he's a He's an actor playing his role.
Speaker 7: That's it.
Speaker 10: He has denied his people freedom, all right.
Speaker 8: So, and then here's the young jerks, a bunch of
Speaker 8: fucking scumbags who picked the name of the Armenian genocide Frankists. Yes,
Speaker 8: the savage Francs, who were the real leaders of the
Speaker 8: Armenian genocide, not Muslims. That's the name that they decided
Speaker 8: to pick for their fucking they're little propaganda machine.
Speaker 7: Isn't that nice?
Speaker 8: They young Turks butchered like over a million Christians. But hey,
Speaker 8: sounds like a great thing. Definitely isn't all about pro
Speaker 8: Israel at all, of course it isn't chank Alright, moving on,
Speaker 8: I have a.
Speaker 20: Couple little tidbits of information on these women.
Speaker 7: I can't hear her over her nose? Can anybody else?
Speaker 20: So I'm gonna share them with you. So, first of all,
Speaker 20: they're all virgins or allegedly virgins.
Speaker 7: Okay, so here comes some more of the disparity here.
Speaker 7: This is what I meant by it.
Speaker 8: They're gonna it's gonna seem like it's slanted against him
Speaker 8: because they have Obama talking, and then they have this
Speaker 8: stupid bitch from young Turks talking and they're gonna make
Speaker 8: these types of accusations, these insinuations that they have absolutely
Speaker 8: no proof of, but they're trying to talk shit about him.
Speaker 7: So that's a really cool purple outfit.
Speaker 15: They swear.
Speaker 21: Yeah, yeah, they might have been virgins when they were hired,
Speaker 21: And I doubt that.
Speaker 8: I can guarantee you, because everybody has the values of
Speaker 8: those people who are talking right the hookup culture.
Speaker 7: They don't, they don't understand how other people live.
Speaker 8: Well, I doubt that they were virgins then, And it's like, yeah,
Speaker 8: because you're jaded, scumbag piece of shit, that's why. And
Speaker 8: because you probably live in a family that raped you
Speaker 8: when you're four.
Speaker 21: Or serving under Kadaffi for a while, they are no
Speaker 21: longer virgins.
Speaker 7: Right, and that's just complete conjecture.
Speaker 20: They so when they first get hired, they take a
Speaker 20: vow of chastity and they become official bodyguards. They have
Speaker 20: to swear to Goadaffi that they are definitely virgins they
Speaker 20: haven't had sex. Another requirement is that they need to
Speaker 20: dress up when they're on the job. And by dress up,
Speaker 20: I'm not talking about wearing bodyguard gear. I'm talking about
Speaker 20: wearing makeup, jewelry, and heat.
Speaker 8: I think, I think one of the biggest statements there,
Speaker 8: because women are oppressed by most of the the Muslim
Speaker 8: Arab countries, making them the bodyguards. Having a having a
Speaker 8: uh an important position like that would probably piss off
Speaker 8: a lot of the Muslim extremists, and it separates him
Speaker 8: from them because you can't say, oh, he's just like
Speaker 8: you know what I mean, with that big that big sore,
Speaker 8: throbbing red sore of of of contradiction there. I was young,
Speaker 8: so I did not understand that these women were part
Speaker 8: of protecting our countries.
Speaker 15: No.
Speaker 7: I saw the leader and I said, I want to
Speaker 7: be like those women. I must be like that.
Speaker 19: H h.
Speaker 8: I consider the guarding of God to be not only
Speaker 8: the protection of body, the protection of the values and
Speaker 8: philosophy that he stands for. Military taught us regulations even
Speaker 8: benefit of my domestic life. Yeah, the Women's Military Academy
Speaker 8: gave women their freedom.
Speaker 22: At the bullet we were the personal nurses of Gadaffi
Speaker 22: and his large family, with all his children and grandchildren,
Speaker 22: and we always accompanied him on his foreign trips.
Speaker 23: We were divided in shifs, the five of us. We
Speaker 23: drew our timetable ourselves and decided who worked when, as
Speaker 23: well as who traveled with. Everyone gets sick once in
Speaker 23: a while, but generally he was an excellent health I
Speaker 23: wish everyone had the kind of health that Gadaffi had.
Speaker 23: I don't know who created this image of his nurses
Speaker 23: and his female bodyguards. How could anyone in their right
Speaker 23: mind assume that we could have any intimate relationship with Gadaffi,
Speaker 23: his wife, children, grandchildren, officials. They were around him all
Speaker 23: the time. Likewise, he never made any passes. Caduffi was
Speaker 23: quite considerate.
Speaker 24: I don't know much about how the nannies were treated
Speaker 24: in his family, but as for us, he treated us
Speaker 24: very well well.
Speaker 15: He never shouted at us, was always.
Speaker 24: Calm and a friendly. Every year on September first, Kadafi
Speaker 24: presented us with souvenirs like this medallion with this picture
Speaker 24: and this watch with his picture too. He gave those
Speaker 24: kinds of presents not only to his nurses, but to
Speaker 24: everyone who worked in his inner circle.
Speaker 19: Was when my friends here asked me how is it
Speaker 19: like to live in Tiquliti, The first thing comes to
Speaker 19: mind that women are very free under the leadership of
Speaker 19: mam Mardefy. The government really doesn't oppose anything on anybody.
Speaker 15: You can wear what you want.
Speaker 19: Women can travel without any permission from your dad or
Speaker 19: your husband or any male figure in the family. I
Speaker 19: consider that a privilege for a Middle Eastern woman when
Speaker 19: I compare myself to my sisters in Saudi Arabia and
Speaker 19: the pain and the to culture they're going through sometimes
Speaker 19: just because they're trying driving a car or dating someone
Speaker 19: they love, or not wearing the Muslim output I mean
Speaker 19: by that jab, which is very very private choice and
Speaker 19: it's totally up to the woman if showance to wear.
Speaker 16: It or not.
Speaker 19: In my handle opinion, and.
Speaker 25: The workers we spoke to chosen by us, not the
Speaker 25: management seemed genuinely proud of what women had achieved in
Speaker 25: the great socialist.
Speaker 15: They also yea at the Olivia. Olivia hasn't been that hand.
Speaker 9: In the region.
Speaker 26: There is.
Speaker 15: Candy and just.
Speaker 25: Mother and is that divorce law agreed by all the
Speaker 25: men in Libya as well.
Speaker 27: Libya is one of few countries in the Islamic world
Speaker 27: where women are not only seen. It was also heard
Speaker 27: the dark Lady herself told us that the leader is
Speaker 27: a great liberator who has freed women from the tyranny
Speaker 27: of their backward fathers.
Speaker 12: Now and.
Speaker 28: Then and.
Speaker 10: Exploited their wealth, murdered opponents at home and abroad.
Speaker 29: When you want to leave you you get free education.
Speaker 29: I'm talking about college, education, free health care. And today
Speaker 29: they're telling us that you killing his all people. But
Speaker 29: yet he's the same one who's giving them everything educate,
Speaker 29: free education, free healthcare, feeding his all people.
Speaker 4: And killing them again.
Speaker 3: Does that make sense to you?
Speaker 30: Colonel Kadaffi came to power in nineteen sixty nine, inspired
Speaker 30: by Egyptian leader Nasair's nationalism and pan Arabism. His revolution
Speaker 30: took to moutol freedom, socialism, unity. His government directed oil revenues,
Speaker 30: the healthcare, housing, and education. Under Kadafi, Libyans had among
Speaker 30: the highest per capita incomes and life expectancies in Africa.
Speaker 19: Education I went, education is free for everybody, even if
Speaker 19: you're afforded. You can go to school for free until
Speaker 19: you get your PhD or Honor chair PhD. You can
Speaker 19: go as far as you want and you don't pay
Speaker 19: a penny except your pencils and note books, and they're
Speaker 19: still supported by the government. Basically, you pay fraction of
Speaker 19: the real price, and that applied to the food, applied
Speaker 19: to supply to.
Speaker 3: The cars.
Speaker 19: And all necessary things in life.
Speaker 15: You pay for your books. You know nothing.
Speaker 9: Not well, it's free, you know, because Libya free.
Speaker 15: When you say free, do you mean no money at all?
Speaker 15: Just does?
Speaker 1: Free?
Speaker 15: Means free?
Speaker 8: And three years Jesus Christ sixteen This is the genius
Speaker 8: that they that they sent to Libya.
Speaker 9: It means nothing sixteen years.
Speaker 10: You know, maybe.
Speaker 31: Behind you.
Speaker 7: You're totally qualified for your position.
Speaker 9: Man, what are you not forty dollars?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 9: Sixteen fourteen dollars? Yeah, sixty one.
Speaker 15: Tell them, yes that my cousin in the United States.
Speaker 9: America.
Speaker 15: Yeah, has a master's degree.
Speaker 8: I'm doing magistrate, did the deep bubboo?
Speaker 32: She now owes the bank more than one hundred thousand dollars. Yes,
Speaker 32: because she had to pay tuition to go to school. Yeah,
Speaker 32: I know that because you know, no, no, no, tell them,
Speaker 32: make sure they tell them.
Speaker 9: I shouldn't want to take this year. I should tigre
Speaker 9: s free.
Speaker 32: So in the United States to get an education is
Speaker 32: almost impossible.
Speaker 9: Yes, America, I should. Mister we're here, you know.
Speaker 15: Very special, unlucky. Well, actually I have two questions, if
Speaker 15: that's okay.
Speaker 32: The first question is if you have anything to say
Speaker 32: to President Obama, what would it be?
Speaker 9: Is Obama?
Speaker 33: She said that they have a hard time to make
Speaker 33: a final examination, but they are trying to just finish
Speaker 33: this final examination, so they like the working under fire.
Speaker 3: My dear.
Speaker 9: Physical just you know, this started to be psycho.
Speaker 33: Something here, collapse for civilians, you know, especially for goods,
Speaker 33: you know, terrifying.
Speaker 29: You know.
Speaker 9: He has a question for you.
Speaker 33: Yes, not when I met Medenium, he asked about what
Speaker 33: the you know to protect civilians?
Speaker 10: What is this.
Speaker 9: This you know to protect the civilians that when a
Speaker 9: civilians you know they are not malici.
Speaker 32: Yes, yes, So my second question would follow on your question,
Speaker 32: and that is what do you think of the NATO
Speaker 32: explanation for why.
Speaker 15: They are doing this, that this is humanitarian intervention? Is
Speaker 15: NATO telling the truth or not handing the.
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 9: Conspiracy?
Speaker 15: Can you see in the back okay, legally.
Speaker 9: Just flying there. We don't have any military. Yes, it's university.
Speaker 34: Yes, very decent educational medical system, the.
Speaker 17: Best right so.
Speaker 8: Versus other Arab slash Muslim control of countries. Not only
Speaker 8: does he put females in the high positions, high trust positions,
Speaker 8: but you cation is provided to them and as provided
Speaker 8: everyone for free because dictator huh yeah.
Speaker 34: In Africa and it scored similarly to Chile and Argentina
Speaker 34: the United Nations Human Development Index. Why will not one
Speaker 34: single American journalist mentioned this? Why don't they know this?
Speaker 34: Have they all been picked and selected to be cheerleaders
Speaker 34: for an imperialist war machine that destabilizes country after country.
Speaker 10: What we can do, and we'll do support the aspirations
Speaker 10: of the Libyan people.
Speaker 19: I'll try to be as brief as I can when
Speaker 19: the revolution in nineteen sixty nine happened. The first thing
Speaker 19: that Daffie says that rent is a very very terrible
Speaker 19: thing for families. So and having a house, owning a house,
Speaker 19: it's a basic human right and nobody has to pay
Speaker 19: a rent. My dad never paid a rent. We stayed
Speaker 19: in our house, our own house, because we have a house,
Speaker 19: and it's all right as human being.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, that's right. Free housing.
Speaker 29: When you are newly wet and you don't get to
Speaker 29: have a job, you get three apartments.
Speaker 7: I think he might have went up to Hitler on
Speaker 7: this one.
Speaker 3: Libya is a beautiful country.
Speaker 13: Are there billions of dollars that he's spending building homes,
Speaker 13: building apartments for his people?
Speaker 35: Yes?
Speaker 12: Go.
Speaker 36: Daffy vowed to house every Libyan, many of whom were
Speaker 36: still living in tents and houses made out of oil drums.
Speaker 36: He also vowed that his own parents, who lived in
Speaker 36: a tent, would not be housed until every Libyan was how.
Speaker 7: His mother had only one complaint, a son insists that
Speaker 7: they remain in their tent.
Speaker 9: Every Libyan is properly housed.
Speaker 36: He fulfilled that promise. His own father died before he
Speaker 36: had the opportunity to move him into a home. Large
Speaker 36: scale housing construction took place right across the country, all
Speaker 36: Libyans being given a house or apartment to live in
Speaker 36: for free.
Speaker 7: And they destroyed all of it, just like they did Germany.
Speaker 7: This fucking faggot Rayer did.
Speaker 10: Our support for governments that are ultimately.
Speaker 8: Really it's the it's the hand of the.
Speaker 7: Of the merchant. When they're not rubbing them together, it's
Speaker 7: stuck straight up to this guy's.
Speaker 10: Ass responsive to the aspirations of the people Libya.
Speaker 37: It's a vast country, hot, dusty and dry night desert.
Speaker 37: So he made me surprised to know there's a huge
Speaker 37: river flowing beneath it, a vital source of drinking water
Speaker 37: for Libya's cities.
Speaker 8: Which is kind of interesting too, just to tie this
Speaker 8: back into the whole Egypt thing, is that there was
Speaker 8: a crazy waterway thing going on underground and there was
Speaker 8: ain't you know, earlier water sources too, and I guess
Speaker 8: at some point this Hera was like a lake. But
Speaker 8: the irrigation has a lot to do with a lot
Speaker 8: of the compartments that they find when they're looking through
Speaker 8: these tombs and stuff like that they're underwater still or
Speaker 8: they have like a lot of water and they have
Speaker 8: to be pumped out. So it's not because they filled in,
Speaker 8: it's because they were used that way, because water was
Speaker 8: part of the system of how that whatever the hell
Speaker 8: it is that was being utilized for it. I think
Speaker 8: it might have something to do with sonic energy, etheric energy, whatever,
Speaker 8: but also I think it was utilized to.
Speaker 7: Help with the agriculture. Some theories out there.
Speaker 37: A man made river that could one day even turn
Speaker 37: desert into farm land.
Speaker 3: To visit.
Speaker 8: And the Giza hydro electrically. Yeah, you can see water
Speaker 8: in every house in every street. Didn't It's a real
Speaker 8: blessing from God.
Speaker 19: Next things come to mind about my leader, Mamay Daffy
Speaker 19: Uh is the man made river which was a great, great,
Speaker 19: great miracle in my country that it's most of the
Speaker 19: desert and we don't have water, and he managed to
Speaker 19: get the water out of the desert and spread it
Speaker 19: all over Libya so we can have good water so
Speaker 19: our food would taste better.
Speaker 8: Just so you know, I'm watching, I'm going back and
Speaker 8: forth between the Rumble and the ftj Chats. I haven't
Speaker 8: typed anything back, but I'm reading your stuff as it
Speaker 8: as it's coming out here.
Speaker 7: So just just so you know.
Speaker 8: I'm paying attention. I'm just letting this play because it's
Speaker 8: already long and I've got to do other stuff today.
Speaker 8: And oh, by the way, guys, don't forget about stuff
Speaker 8: under stopping tonight. All right, it's going to be six
Speaker 8: pm Pacific, nine pm Eastern. It's YouTube is where you
Speaker 8: find the link if you want to be if you
Speaker 8: want to come on it. So if you're if you're
Speaker 8: if your name is Davis Lherman or someone else over
Speaker 8: on FTJ then wants to join us, Uh, find the
Speaker 8: link in the beginning of the show, save it till
Speaker 8: you have time to come on, or I can send
Speaker 8: it to you in telegram if your name is Davis
Speaker 8: Leerman and we.
Speaker 7: It's not like I'm just.
Speaker 8: Talking to one person or anything. But be there to
Speaker 8: watch it because it's I'm gonna try to get here
Speaker 8: and do all the stuff I gotta do and be.
Speaker 7: Ready to sit down again and chill.
Speaker 8: So you should be good times and usually good conversation,
Speaker 8: very good conversations. But it's Stefan s t e f
Speaker 8: a n s t e f a n verse stop
Speaker 8: and v e r s t a p p e
Speaker 8: n v e r s t A p p e
Speaker 8: n that's how you'll find him on YouTube. I remember
Speaker 8: after YouTube's live streams over, he deletes it goes on
Speaker 8: bit shoot now. Last time that happened for some reason.
Speaker 8: Only one hour of the show was on bit shoot,
Speaker 8: so I don't know if he whittled it down, if
Speaker 8: there was some kind of error. So it's probably good
Speaker 8: to catch the live stream because he might not get
Speaker 8: the whole thing later potential that it could happen. Now,
Speaker 8: I'm gonna stop interrupting the show because this is you know,
Speaker 8: I again, this is another guy fair Kahn. I had
Speaker 8: a completely different opinion of because I didn't think for myself.
Speaker 7: I didn't actually.
Speaker 8: Investigate it either, because what the fuck do I care
Speaker 8: about some Muslim, black fucking guy. But he's making a
Speaker 8: lot of sense, and he's going to bat for people
Speaker 8: who are nationalists here. You know, if anybody who shows
Speaker 8: admirable traits, noble traits and calls reality what it is
Speaker 8: has my respect, and this particular instance, at least Fara
Speaker 8: count has my respect.
Speaker 13: Has Kadaffi used the oil money to build Libya?
Speaker 38: Yes?
Speaker 13: Did Kadaffi use oil money and discover water under the
Speaker 13: Sahara bit?
Speaker 8: I mean, I'm not really big on the whole you know,
Speaker 8: Baptist sounding preacher thing. I know he's not that he's
Speaker 8: a Muslim, but you know, the cadence and the voice thing.
Speaker 8: It's kind of a little irritating, but that's just his style.
Speaker 13: That's whatever desert and brought that water to the surface
Speaker 13: and brought water from being Ghazi all the way to
Speaker 13: the border almost of Tunisia. Did he impose farming in
Speaker 13: the desert so that they could feed their own people?
Speaker 10: Yes, supplies of food and fuel were choked off. Water
Speaker 10: for hundreds of thousands of people in the Israta was
Speaker 10: shut off. Did he here? And we cut off much
Speaker 10: of their source of supply. If we tried to overthrow
Speaker 10: Gaddafi by force, our coalition would splinter. We would likely
Speaker 10: have to put US troops on the ground to accomplish
Speaker 10: that mission or risk killing many civilians from the air.
Speaker 39: We are dropping bombs on crowded cities at night where
Speaker 39: old people and children are sleeping, and we're watching it
Speaker 39: on CNN.
Speaker 10: And terrorized innocent people around the world.
Speaker 7: Including projection.
Speaker 8: He's bombing and they're going after civilian targets and saying
Speaker 8: it's the rebels, the rebels that they created. And then
Speaker 8: they say he's bombing his own people. Gadafi is killing
Speaker 8: his own people. Well, they're not, You're they created revels
Speaker 8: in his country with operatives armed them, set them against
Speaker 8: the nationalist government, and uh.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they had to retaliate. Can retarded.
Speaker 8: But anyway, the part that I said, I had to
Speaker 8: warn you there's gonna be some really graphic video here
Speaker 8: and there, and I don't remember whereabouts, but there's a
Speaker 8: chunk of this video I couldn't even watch because it
Speaker 8: was awful.
Speaker 7: Being a dad, you don't want to see children and suffering.
Speaker 8: But I've seen some really perfect shait with the Palestinian
Speaker 8: footage lately too so or recently so just heads.
Speaker 10: Up, big Americans were killed by Oliviyan agents.
Speaker 3: I think this is what what's what's going on now?
Speaker 40: Okay, all the people are here, yes, of course, yes,
Speaker 40: to be supported for our.
Speaker 9: Leader, say analyst.
Speaker 41: It's not just what's being it's also what's actually being said.
Speaker 42: What we're getting is a pro us pro pentagon one
Speaker 42: sided picture.
Speaker 8: It see it all the way pro jew And here's
Speaker 8: another funny thing. It's like, you want a successful country
Speaker 8: that is for the people and by the people. Step one,
Speaker 8: remove the Jews. Libya did it and it seemed to
Speaker 8: work out well for them.
Speaker 42: I'm sure of a situation which fills the media with
Speaker 42: the idea that there's freedom fighters involved in Libya and
Speaker 42: that there's a government regime that's been an atrocious terrorist
Speaker 42: government for the.
Speaker 3: Last since nineteen seventy roughly. This is nonsense.
Speaker 43: Then to cool this and say this with government propaganda,
Speaker 43: to hold us there as human shields when they didn't
Speaker 43: even leave the hotel. The correspondent didn't leave a hotel
Speaker 43: and go.
Speaker 3: And see for himself. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 43: We were taken that, we went in through the security,
Speaker 43: we filmed the build. We were given fifteen twenty minutes
Speaker 43: to do that, five minutes of good apps ten and
Speaker 43: then we were taken out and I was literally physically
Speaker 43: pushed back on the bus when we left.
Speaker 15: That's how quickly the.
Speaker 3: Government officials wanted to get us out.
Speaker 43: If I sound angry, it is because I am as
Speaker 43: I say, I expect lies from the government here. I
Speaker 43: don't expect it from other journalists and it's frankly incredibly
Speaker 43: disappointing to me.
Speaker 15: Will our drivers.
Speaker 5: So this is a stage.
Speaker 8: This is what they're showing you, and then there's audio overlay,
Speaker 8: so they're trying to create it there. They're in a
Speaker 8: peaceful area. Nothing's happening, so they had to create some
Speaker 8: drama for CNN to create the news.
Speaker 7: Yellow journalism bullshit, that's all it is is illusions.
Speaker 8: Wait yea, so the scenery around them isn't exactly supporting
Speaker 8: the manns and panics of this woman here. Wait wait,
Speaker 8: same shots as before, but now we are in a
Speaker 8: car that drives away with full throttle.
Speaker 4: You okay, I'm trying.
Speaker 8: So they're using like did they I guess, I don't know,
Speaker 8: two thousand whatever, but didn't have like an audio b real,
Speaker 8: they could have just used a little bit different types
Speaker 8: of gunfire that didn't sound like come on, come on
Speaker 8: and reuse the same one over and over.
Speaker 15: The gunfire all around us, and we believed it.
Speaker 3: Forces.
Speaker 8: Yeah, did anybody see Godolphi's forces. We believe that Godelphi's forces.
Speaker 8: Let's create the narrative. We believe that byre crackers, we
Speaker 8: play play your fucker, what the hell?
Speaker 7: Okay, let's move on, and.
Speaker 30: We believed its forces are doing that.
Speaker 7: Oh look it's a weedoman. It's a little Benny Benjamin Weed,
Speaker 7: a man, no fucking ship.
Speaker 3: A rounded by movements.
Speaker 7: So we are rushing out in what's that that's awful.
Speaker 44: Yeah, yeah, hot water from a pot was poured upon
Speaker 44: the head of this woman.
Speaker 45: Now when you see the burns on her body throughout
Speaker 45: her body, from a head all the way down to
Speaker 45: her legs and possibly her feet, you should question did
Speaker 45: this woman stand right there while.
Speaker 3: Hot water was poured on her?
Speaker 45: And it is said in this video that she resided
Speaker 45: and worked in the Kadafi family compound.
Speaker 3: Over the last many many months, the Kadafi compound has
Speaker 3: been bombed by NATO.
Speaker 8: Not so it's not a home anymore. When they want
Speaker 8: to kill you, it's a compound. They do the same
Speaker 8: thing the Waco. It's not your house, center church, it's compound. Now,
Speaker 8: that's that's the first sign of you know, there's agents
Speaker 8: here to kill you.
Speaker 45: Being bombed by NATO means that you're going to have
Speaker 45: lots of bodies that have been burned by hot, hot metal,
Speaker 45: hot liquids from the bombs.
Speaker 3: So this is what you see with this lady. Are
Speaker 3: they using her coaching her what to say? Is she
Speaker 3: afraid for her life? I'm sure she is because people
Speaker 3: know that she worked for the Gafis she lived.
Speaker 10: In that compound?
Speaker 8: Tony gave contradictory testimonies. It's almost like a Fauci, but
Speaker 8: a Gauci.
Speaker 16: At eleven o'clock that night, approximately one hour after you
Speaker 16: told you.
Speaker 7: See, Jim Jordan has been doing this bullshit for a
Speaker 7: fucking long time.
Speaker 8: These these WWF showdown things where he acts like the
Speaker 8: hard ass, like he actually gives a ship like these.
Speaker 8: Look at these, Look at these arms. Very serious face.
Speaker 8: Look everybody, make the squinty eye. Make the squinty eye.
Speaker 8: We're very serious over here on this side, very serious.
Speaker 8: We're scolding somebody right now, everybody, this is We're gonna
Speaker 8: fix everything.
Speaker 46: Now.
Speaker 7: I used to wrestle. Fucking doesn't it nothing? What changed?
Speaker 8: What does he What is he accomplished besides being being
Speaker 8: like a release valve because oh now people.
Speaker 7: Think something is being taken care of and then they
Speaker 7: can go back to sleep.
Speaker 16: American people, it was a video. You say to your family,
Speaker 16: two office were killed today in Benghazi by an al
Speaker 16: Qaeda like group. You tell you tell the American people
Speaker 16: one thing you tell your family. An entirely different story.
Speaker 16: We know now, we think not it might be. We
Speaker 16: know the attack in Libya had nothing to do with
Speaker 16: the film. It was a planned attack, not a protest.
Speaker 16: State Department experts knew the truth. You knew the truth.
Speaker 16: But that's not what the American people got.
Speaker 10: Journalists were arrested, sexually assaulted.
Speaker 7: And that's just at his house and killed.
Speaker 47: Repeated affirmations is essentially this, I'm going to try to
Speaker 47: tell you the two plus two is five. And how
Speaker 47: am I going to convince you of that? Well, let's
Speaker 47: say I got Stephen Hawkings to talk in his way
Speaker 47: in a muffled tone, about the new mathematics which allows
Speaker 47: two plus two to be five.
Speaker 39: And then I got another, a Nobel Prize winner, who said.
Speaker 8: Yes, there are that's appeal to authority, peal to the experts.
Speaker 39: Are conditions under which two plus two could be five.
Speaker 39: And then another speaker and another speaker, and pretty soon
Speaker 39: it's repeated so much that you start to believe that
Speaker 39: maybe two plus two is five or could be five.
Speaker 39: That's what repeated affirmations is, say the lie over and
Speaker 39: over again with authority figures, and it starts to be believed.
Speaker 13: You must remember, dear people of America, that whenever government
Speaker 13: wants you to think and act in a certain way
Speaker 13: that would bring justification to an action that they are already.
Speaker 15: Planning to make.
Speaker 13: They must make the person that they hate a boogeyman.
Speaker 10: Faced with us.
Speaker 7: So I'm just gonna go ahead and say this right now.
Speaker 8: Tell we went over the hugoshavas saying, we're going over
Speaker 8: the Mo Margadafi thing here, and we haven't even heard
Speaker 8: all the awesome shit he was doing. It hasn't gotten
Speaker 8: there yet. These people were heroes. They weren't just heroes
Speaker 8: to their own people. Because if we picked up on
Speaker 8: this and we recognized this as it was happening, they
Speaker 8: would have been here. He would have been here a
Speaker 8: hero to us too. He's doing all the things. He's
Speaker 8: doing all the things. He kicked out the fucking parasite,
Speaker 8: he's going against the UN. He's saying fuck you to
Speaker 8: Israel and he and because we're controlled by this so
Speaker 8: those same bastards, he's saying fuck you to us too,
Speaker 8: at least our government. There's nothing, there's nothing dislikable about
Speaker 8: this guy and nationalism taking root anywhere.
Speaker 10: It is.
Speaker 7: It's a domino effect because it it what do you
Speaker 7: call it threatens the power.
Speaker 17: It's not.
Speaker 8: Dominated by this sn go freaking parasitic financial system.
Speaker 7: So again, I just have to say.
Speaker 8: You can just drop the the w often the nationals shit,
Speaker 8: because when you put it through that scope, you're you're
Speaker 8: denying your self allies. You know, there's nothing wrong with like,
Speaker 8: there's nothing wrong with white nationalism if you're not addict
Speaker 8: to everybody else because you think that that's some part
Speaker 8: of your duty, because then that falls right into that
Speaker 8: same construct that fucking agents.
Speaker 7: Have created for you.
Speaker 8: ADL has created a a stereotype, a caricature of what
Speaker 8: a national socialist is. And they even call themselves neo retards,
Speaker 8: neo iggys, neo nazis, right, which means country bumpkin retard.
Speaker 38: Right.
Speaker 8: So if you are going to, I don't know, identify
Speaker 8: as that, I think the nationalist part is the more
Speaker 8: important part.
Speaker 18: Right.
Speaker 8: I agree everyone's culture is important, including mine, But you
Speaker 8: don't say fuck you do allies, and when this is
Speaker 8: gonna be a tough fucking fight, and you don't, and
Speaker 8: you don't, you know, pass on having making friends that
Speaker 8: could you know, lead to great things. It's not like
Speaker 8: you're looking for the dirt of the fucking ethnicities. You're
Speaker 8: you're you're talking to the cream of the crop. When
Speaker 8: you're talking about people like that, like Gaddafi and Chavez
Speaker 8: and stuff like that. You're not you're not scraping the
Speaker 8: bottom of the barrel. So there's no need for this
Speaker 8: fucking like you know, can't come in here, you know,
Speaker 8: seats taken kind of bullshit because all you're doing is
Speaker 8: making yourself weaker.
Speaker 7: And if you don't like it, good fuck off. But
Speaker 7: we're gonna lose.
Speaker 8: Because these people they put they put their fucking their
Speaker 8: ship out on the line, and there was no one
Speaker 8: there to to support or defender back them because everybody's
Speaker 8: afraid of the jew.
Speaker 7: And because we.
Speaker 8: Weren't paying, we weren't told the truth, otherwise we would
Speaker 8: have rallied behind them. Probably, So let's not let other
Speaker 8: people like that who are rising up. There's one in
Speaker 8: Poland right now. Don't let don't let those people fend
Speaker 8: for themselves. And and you know, stern the breeze you got,
Speaker 8: we have to support them so that somewhere this ship
Speaker 8: can take root and we can build from there.
Speaker 29: You know.
Speaker 8: And I'm gonna say this too, all of our problems
Speaker 8: that we have are artificially made. Majority of them. Let's
Speaker 8: let's put it this way. We would have a whole
Speaker 8: lot less agitation, and let's just see, let's just let's.
Speaker 7: Just see once we worry about this one thing.
Speaker 8: First, get rid of the parasite, remove them, isolate them,
Speaker 8: quarantine them from education, finance, you know, even looking at
Speaker 8: your children and the media, get them out of positions
Speaker 8: of influence like the Byzantine Empire did. And then see
Speaker 8: just how many more problems you still have? Right, and
Speaker 8: the parasite is also the freaking Vatican and their and
Speaker 8: their string pulling bullshit and d.
Speaker 7: But that's all that's all all evade up to.
Speaker 8: So one it one does the other it suggests the
Speaker 8: other thing, like get rid of the IMF crab, shut
Speaker 8: down the BIS, like put fucking missiles in that fucking shit,
Speaker 8: be done with it, be done with all that crap,
Speaker 8: and then look around and see how many problems you
Speaker 8: really have and if we're still unable to get along
Speaker 8: with one another, because you know, the ship holes that
Speaker 8: they flood countries with, those aren't a good representation of
Speaker 8: the who those people are either. Those are the lowest,
Speaker 8: little low that's the reason why they're here, because they're
Speaker 8: probably going to be handed arms one day and trained
Speaker 8: to kill us.
Speaker 7: So yeah, those people do fucking suck, and you know,
Speaker 7: I don't.
Speaker 8: Nobody should want this pieces of shit here, and yes,
Speaker 8: they should all be getting the fuck out a whole
Speaker 8: lot faster than Trump is pretending to get rid of them.
Speaker 8: But that's the whole different story from looking around and
Speaker 8: seeing all these examples of people who had the right
Speaker 8: idea and did right by their people and saying I
Speaker 8: can't respect that. Why it's they're doing the exact same
Speaker 8: thing that our buddy there in Germany did. So recognize that,
Speaker 8: respect it, and don't fucking turn your you know, you're
Speaker 8: condescending glare at him because you're you know, you're you're
Speaker 8: you're focusing on the wrong part of the nationalist thing.
Speaker 7: You're focusing on the other adjective. It's stupid, it's opposition.
Speaker 10: Gadaffi began attacking as people.
Speaker 8: Nationalism is a mankind spirit, a spirit of mankind movement,
Speaker 8: mankind like existence, like all all the good people, all
Speaker 8: the people who have goodness within the spark. Whatever nationalism
Speaker 8: is is is the.
Speaker 5: What do you call it?
Speaker 8: The not the fulfillment of that, but that's the it's
Speaker 8: the spirit. It's like, it's the it's the embodiment of it.
Speaker 8: So yeah, you have to let it. You have to
Speaker 8: support it wherever it is, and then it can grow
Speaker 8: from there.
Speaker 29: Yeah, the guy if you want bot Yaslan maskins. But if.
Speaker 9: That's sadly, yea.
Speaker 7: But before I do, I advise you to take tranquilizers.
Speaker 7: Though you'll be.
Speaker 8: I can't say it's reading the fucking thing full curated.
Speaker 8: I can't because there's a bunch of playball and out there.
Speaker 8: For certain your weak nerves won't withstand the shot.
Speaker 9: I'm sadly yet let you know.
Speaker 8: Yet, but I advise you to reconsider before disaster. Look
Speaker 8: at these people. Do they look like they are ruled
Speaker 8: by a dictator or that they are oppressed in any way?
Speaker 8: Nobody cares about the truth. They just want to They're
Speaker 8: gonna listen to whatever the scary Jew man says, because
Speaker 8: the scary Jew man has power because we let him,
Speaker 8: and they don't realize that it's because they're letting them.
Speaker 7: That's all it takes is to not let them.
Speaker 29: I don't. You don't.
Speaker 8: Stop doing their duty work, and they're not as dangerous
Speaker 8: anymore because you're the one fucking pulling all the triggers
Speaker 8: and you know, pressing all the buttons for them.
Speaker 29: What I can, They'll suck them.
Speaker 8: Up and then I want to This is a spontaneous demonstration.
Speaker 8: These people called themselves out to the street without orders
Speaker 8: from Caddaffi.
Speaker 7: Even I was surprised. That's amazing.
Speaker 13: How a shop.
Speaker 30: And had a shop.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 8: Could you imagine if we are during Germany's time, knew
Speaker 8: the reality of what was really going on over there
Speaker 8: without other fucking juning guys, fucking powerpaganda bullshit, I would
Speaker 8: imagine imagine how many of us would have you know,
Speaker 8: how much how much of a different story without been
Speaker 8: and what would the what would America is like the
Speaker 8: heart of America, like the actual people's opinion of that
Speaker 8: war had been.
Speaker 29: The shop.
Speaker 8: You know the way the way has flew into UH
Speaker 8: Britain or whatever to UH or it was a Scotland
Speaker 8: to like UH delivered peace negotiations. Freaking Americans would have
Speaker 8: been flying into Germany to stand in fucking locked arms.
Speaker 7: These people called themselves out to the.
Speaker 16: UH.
Speaker 8: Let's say, you know, he said twice, Okay, these people
Speaker 8: call themselves out the street without orders, and Godafi, even
Speaker 8: I'm surprised, men, women, families and children Look at the children.
Speaker 8: They came by the power of defiance. This is the
Speaker 8: meaning of courage and defiance. Look at the families who
Speaker 8: brought them here. Did Godafi bring them here?
Speaker 7: Noop, they did on their own.
Speaker 29: And I know that.
Speaker 17: You're shooting.
Speaker 8: Today is witnessed by the world as a day when
Speaker 8: the Libyan people sent a historic message that after one
Speaker 8: hundred days and nights of NonStop bombing, Thelibyan people go out, Yeah,
Speaker 8: and that was all Obama and his fucking drones.
Speaker 7: Piece of ship, piece of ship like that?
Speaker 3: What fun?
Speaker 9: What is when that gets that?
Speaker 8: And if those drones were able to do what they did,
Speaker 8: then they're a whole lot more capable now and now
Speaker 8: they're pointed inward.
Speaker 9: But that's not.
Speaker 8: Mustafa abdul Jalil, head of NTC, later admits he was
Speaker 8: briefed in advance that civilians would be killed by mercenaries
Speaker 8: to force a regime change. So they're going to set
Speaker 8: up the scenario themselves because it wouldn't actually happen organically,
Speaker 8: and then blame that's fucking fucked.
Speaker 3: To America.
Speaker 8: As the former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berton has confirmed
Speaker 8: that what happened in Libya was not Arab spring or revolution,
Speaker 8: rather a decision by the French authorities to intervene militarily
Speaker 8: in that country and to present an internal dispute as
Speaker 8: a revolution. The French fucking fucks. Yes, but remember Godafi
Speaker 8: is killing his own people.
Speaker 5: Everyone has.
Speaker 7: Usually in order to justify in.
Speaker 8: Front of the international community it's intervention in Libya.
Speaker 19: So they.
Speaker 8: It's a false flag attack because it's not gonna happen organically,
Speaker 8: and then say, look see its fucking fucked Libyasconi also
Speaker 8: said that French ex president Nicholas Sarkowski or Sarkozzi, well
Speaker 8: that's an interesting last name. That don't sound very French,
Speaker 8: does it was prejudiced against him. Yeah, good on the
Speaker 8: Italians because they just said that the Italians were like
Speaker 8: kicked out of there, and now there's it sounded a
Speaker 8: little bit a little different. Why why the why would
Speaker 8: the Italians be sticking up for Gadaffi If any of
Speaker 8: that and that part of the information was was true,
Speaker 8: He's like, we need to get rid of all the
Speaker 8: Jews and the Italians. It's like fuck the Irish too,
Speaker 8: then God damn it, you know, because we went to
Speaker 8: Libya and saw large posters showing Gadaffi embracing me. So
Speaker 8: he went back to his followers saying berlscone and that
Speaker 8: Italy have stolen from us all the Libyan gas and oil.
Speaker 8: Oh that's nice, that's what the French box said. So
Speaker 8: who was really responsible for the Italians out there? Could
Speaker 8: it have been perhaps the French. He also pointed out
Speaker 8: that French fighter jets started attacking Libya before a joint
Speaker 8: decision was made about issue.
Speaker 29: Fancy but mati Libya Pasha.
Speaker 7: And he said it in the coolest way too, because
Speaker 7: he said, in Italian.
Speaker 15: Reality, the only kind infusions are actually.
Speaker 1: To live in dreams.
Speaker 15: It seems as if it's to be dreams a reality.
Speaker 14: A different.
Speaker 3: Living in the night and loving seems act. Although it's
Speaker 3: so fair to see.
Speaker 10: I made it clear the Goadaffi had lost the confidence
Speaker 10: of his people and the legitimacy to lead.
Speaker 7: Guys.
Speaker 8: Through the contrast of everything you've seen there, you can
Speaker 8: tell how order bullshit with what Obama is saying is.
Speaker 15: Go to head, Obama.
Speaker 48: We're not afraid from you, We're not afraid.
Speaker 15: Who are with Mamma got daffy? This is Danabian people
Speaker 15: not you. This is Danabian people, call Danabian people.
Speaker 48: With Mamma got Daffy, Mama God Daffy our leader.
Speaker 15: We will not let him go and they will not go.
Speaker 48: There's no revolution after Mama Gaddaffir revolution.
Speaker 41: There's no revolution.
Speaker 48: The only revolution that's in the Mamma Gad Daffi revolution.
Speaker 42: Go to hell.
Speaker 48: It's cozy and Obama keep on dying, keep on, they
Speaker 48: keep losting your money. We're not afraid quere with Mama
Speaker 48: got Duffy.
Speaker 15: We are with Mamma got Daffy. You said, understand this world.
Speaker 15: We are with Mamma Ga Daffy, all the living people.
Speaker 48: With Marmaga Daffy, you are nothing. Obama, you are nothing.
Speaker 48: And the NATO, where's the safety that the need to
Speaker 48: talk about? Where's the democracy of your country? Leave us
Speaker 48: leaving alge, leave us, leave us, let us live in peace,
Speaker 48: Let us live in peace.
Speaker 15: We won't live in peace and peace with Mama Gad Daffy.
Speaker 48: Mamaka Duffy, Give us the safety, give me the freedom,
Speaker 48: Give the Libyan people the freedom.
Speaker 10: In this particular country, Libya, at this particular moment, we
Speaker 10: were faced with the prospect of violence on a horrific scale.
Speaker 25: At this particular session, they were debating nothing more exciting
Speaker 25: than a new system of awards for good citizenship. Even slily,
Speaker 25: there was plenty of argument.
Speaker 9: List, Hey, what.
Speaker 10: To be blunt? We went down that road in a rock.
Speaker 17: The terrorist attack just and killed three thousand.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they went down that road in Iraq. I remember
Speaker 8: when they were blowing up what are distillation plants that
Speaker 8: caused the death of like five hundred thousand children in
Speaker 8: Iraq because then they had not they had no clean water. Yeah,
Speaker 8: that's good times. That's how that's how George Senior liked
Speaker 8: to like to play games.
Speaker 10: Was that of our citizens?
Speaker 7: And then of course, you know his son came out
Speaker 7: around and finished them off.
Speaker 9: Of course we started the freedom agenda in the Middle East.
Speaker 17: They were.
Speaker 3: What did Iraq have to do with what the attack
Speaker 3: on the World Trade Center? Nothing?
Speaker 10: So at my direction, I thing.
Speaker 8: I was just saying, forget everything. I said, insert your
Speaker 8: own words to make it make sense, and then duh. True.
Speaker 10: America led an effort with our allies at the United
Speaker 10: Nations Security Council to pass a historic resolution but authorized
Speaker 10: a no flies on to stop the regimes attacks from
Speaker 10: the air and further authorized all necessary measures to protect
Speaker 10: the Libyan people.
Speaker 49: With shouts of dissent focusing on the US role in
Speaker 49: bombings over Libya, protesters marched under intense heat in front
Speaker 49: of the White House.
Speaker 50: Foreign intervention and bombing does not bring peace, nor democracy,
Speaker 50: nor freedom to any people.
Speaker 15: It kills many innocent civilians.
Speaker 49: Since March, the US started using drones to bomb Libya
Speaker 49: and a UN mandated no fly zone there. Protesters here
Speaker 49: cite reports from the Libyan Health Ministry claiming more than
Speaker 49: seven hundred people have been killed and more than four
Speaker 49: thousand wounded. The Obama administration says it's carrying out military
Speaker 49: strengths for humanitarian reasons and save lives, but protesters here
Speaker 49: aren't convinced.
Speaker 50: Since when did NATO show that it cares about all
Speaker 50: the refugees. Look at Iraq, Look at Afghanistan, I mean there,
Speaker 50: Look at Palestine. For years, the Palestinians have been suffering
Speaker 50: under a terrible oppression.
Speaker 49: Although the White House has received some support for military
Speaker 49: action in Libya, it has also received severe criticism. President
Speaker 49: Obama himself has been rebuked by members of Congress, both
Speaker 49: Republican and Democrat, for not seeking congressional approval beforehand, and
Speaker 49: US opposition to military operations in Libya is growing in
Speaker 49: general according to recent polls.
Speaker 11: To underst that he's a human being like ever, so
Speaker 11: when he does that does heracy in America and promote
Speaker 11: the finance in NiFe coast in Africa, that's what he means.
Speaker 49: You got to tell him that signs that US war
Speaker 49: policy will change are doubtful. Attempts to cut spending for
Speaker 49: combat operations in Afghanistan to hasten US troop withdrawals were
Speaker 49: voted down, as were efforts to bar the Pentagon from
Speaker 49: using funds to enforce the NATO lead no fly zone over.
Speaker 35: Lim because of the oil. Simple as that they don't
Speaker 35: care about what the African people think. Democracy for them
Speaker 35: is not for Africa, it's only for Western country.
Speaker 49: To date, the US spends ten million dollars a day
Speaker 49: bombing Libya while involved in war in Afghanistan and.
Speaker 8: Ten million dollars a day bombing innocent people and basically
Speaker 8: you know, clearing the way for the rebels that they've
Speaker 8: created their to take to take a footing. That's that's
Speaker 8: fucking ridiculous and discussing and evil and just like Gaza
Speaker 8: targets are always the civilians, because that's the most detrimental,
Speaker 8: most misery causing. It's all about breaking the spirit of
Speaker 8: your whatever you would call an enemy, if you're the devil,
Speaker 8: if you're the fucking demon, if you're the.
Speaker 49: Jew and still occupies a rock. With forty seven thousand troops,
Speaker 49: part of that spending has included eight hundred and one
Speaker 49: strike missions against Libya.
Speaker 10: Our most effective alliance, NATO.
Speaker 7: These people are just representatives of banks. This is all
Speaker 7: they are. That's why they wear fucking suits. Presidence of
Speaker 7: the corporation, no presence of any kind of actual country has.
Speaker 10: Taken command of the enforcement of the arms embargo and
Speaker 10: the no flies. On last night, NATO decided to take
Speaker 10: on the additional responsibility of protecting Libya.
Speaker 8: This is the sick part. Everything's inverted in backward in
Speaker 8: Francis world. Right, they're protecting the people. We're going to
Speaker 8: protect them with bombs. They're protecting the civilians from We're
Speaker 8: protecting them from Gaddafi. Right, Okay, protect them all to death,
Speaker 8: you fucking sick fuck with your blood red tie.
Speaker 45: Being civilians living in the southern part of Lydia, where
Speaker 45: he talks about times a day they are bombed in
Speaker 45: the little town in the south where they live, up
Speaker 45: bombed by NATO. NATO claims, as they always do, that
Speaker 45: it is a military site that they're bombing, and they're
Speaker 45: bombing the same places over and over again. How many
Speaker 45: times do you have to destroy the so called military
Speaker 45: assets terrorizing these people twelve times a day for three months?
Speaker 40: Yes, exactly my area is from the natural forces at
Speaker 40: twelve times until yesterday.
Speaker 3: They get fears and terrifying everywhere.
Speaker 40: Because we have near houses my area, and they say
Speaker 40: they targeting is the military locations, But exactly, we have
Speaker 40: a lot of savenience houses that everyday children crist from
Speaker 40: what's happening from the natural governments. They say to coming too,
Speaker 40: the protect sivilience, under protectivenience, they killed saviniens. We speak
Speaker 40: about chimos every day, maybe twelve days between twelve times
Speaker 40: every day, yeah, yeah, twelve times every day. Yeah, three
Speaker 40: months and no gets horrible in this science. Aggressions were
Speaker 40: more wars, they say military muncations.
Speaker 30: But okay, you destroying this military vucation, So why are
Speaker 30: you from the game.
Speaker 10: In the face of the world's condemnation, Gaddafi chose to
Speaker 10: escalate his attacks, launching a military campaign against the Libyan people.
Speaker 10: Innocent people were targeted for killing. Hospitals and ambulances were attacked.
Speaker 7: This is true, you said Couzy, you said you yeah, yeah.
Speaker 8: When he says hospitals were attacked, citizens were yeah. He's
Speaker 8: aware of this because it wasn't Ghadafi doing that, it
Speaker 8: was him doing that.
Speaker 26: Well, you want to protect civilians. Those are the civilians
Speaker 26: you want to protect. Inside the hospital. This is not
Speaker 26: military place. This is the hospital. Sheemil and sensical department.
Speaker 26: In a hospital you want to to protect only civilians.
Speaker 26: Bump on their heads. This is the blood of the
Speaker 26: civilians from a hospital. Those the civilians you want to protect.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, Kahma.
Speaker 10: Cities and towns were shelled, masques were destroyed, and apartment
Speaker 10: buildings reduced to rubble.
Speaker 51: The weeks of bombardment on Cirt have caused massive destruction
Speaker 51: and the loss of life. CCTV corresponding Emma Lossmol went
Speaker 51: into the city and found out more about the casualties
Speaker 51: of war.
Speaker 52: Empty streets, abandoned buildings. Cert has been on the front
Speaker 52: line in the fight for Libya for almost four weeks,
Speaker 52: most of the residential buildings have been shelled. We enter
Speaker 52: one of the abandoned apartment blocks. The higher we go,
Speaker 52: the more obvious the destruction.
Speaker 53: We're inside one of the heavily shelled apartment blocks. Insert
Speaker 53: this flat here looks like it's taken a direct hit
Speaker 53: where in somebody's bedroom. There are pictures everywhere, pictures of
Speaker 53: the old wedding picture, family picnic, and pictures of the children.
Speaker 53: They're stuffed animals everywhere. It apparently belongs to to a family,
Speaker 53: their clothes everywhere. If we move to the hallway here
Speaker 53: you can witness the sheer devastation in this building.
Speaker 9: The school bag belonging to one of the children, their.
Speaker 53: English book, and this Valentine Day card from someone named
Speaker 53: Muhammad to Hannan dated this year.
Speaker 3: It just goes to show that in the battle for
Speaker 3: certain most of the targets have been civilian.
Speaker 52: From the top floors, we can see the fighting raging
Speaker 52: outside as NTC forces shell sniper positions using everything at
Speaker 52: their disposal. Well, I'm actually standing in what was someone's bedroom.
Speaker 52: The sheer devastation and the destruction to this civilian area
Speaker 52: is hard to describe. According to NYC forces, this building
Speaker 52: was targeted by NATO missiles because it was being used
Speaker 52: by Prokadaffi forces as a base in this civilian area.
Speaker 10: And capabilities to Jim regime communications.
Speaker 41: Another round of NATO air strikes pounded Tripoli in the
Speaker 41: early hours of Tuesday morning. The city has undergone a
Speaker 41: series of bombings over the last couple of days and.
Speaker 8: Was another reason to gym another country's communications so that
Speaker 8: they can't broadcast out.
Speaker 7: What's really happening.
Speaker 41: Is with Liberal TV reporting that a telecommunications building was
Speaker 41: destroyed in the explosions.
Speaker 10: To nearly seven hundred thousand men, women and children who
Speaker 10: sought their freedom from fear.
Speaker 7: What did he just say that?
Speaker 8: Did he really just say that they caught their their
Speaker 8: terrorizing the country and acting like liberators at the same time.
Speaker 8: There's something very disgusting and sociopathic and narcissistic and demonically
Speaker 8: narcissistic about everything that this guy says. Ye bombs and
Speaker 8: screaming children isn't something that I like to indulge in
Speaker 8: too much. It's pretty horrible because it's coming our way, guys,
Speaker 8: It's on our It's on its way.
Speaker 10: We knew that if we wanted, if we waited one
Speaker 10: more day m Benghazi, a city nearly the size of Charlotte,
Speaker 10: could suffer a massacre that would have reverberated across the
Speaker 10: region and stained the conscience of the world.
Speaker 8: And again projection that I would have been Gaddafi trying
Speaker 8: to kill his own people and not them doing that.
Speaker 10: It was not in our national interest to let that happen.
Speaker 10: I refused to let that happen, but he.
Speaker 7: Was okay with letting this happen. It's gonna get pretty
Speaker 7: bad coming in.
Speaker 10: Military jets and helicopter gunships were unleashed upon people who
Speaker 10: had no means to defend themselves against assaults from me.
Speaker 8: Another confession, every every every projection and saw confessions of
Speaker 8: what they're doing. This is how liars who are not
Speaker 8: able to lie anymore get away with doing it. It's
Speaker 8: just they just altered a couple of words instead of
Speaker 8: having to come up with the whole story because they
Speaker 8: if they IF. That's why they disclose so much, and
Speaker 8: that's why they have to use projection, because something, some
Speaker 8: sort of some sort of thing, some sort of thing
Speaker 8: guiding like life and mankind in the universe doesn't allow
Speaker 8: them to get too fucking far off the tread they have.
Speaker 8: Otherwise it becomes too obvious, like it exposes themselves. So
Speaker 8: they hide it by saying exactly what they're doing, but
Speaker 8: they say it in a way to make it sound
Speaker 8: like it's coming from some other directions, some other person,
Speaker 8: so someone else's fault.
Speaker 7: But they don't deviate really on the details. There's explaining
Speaker 7: exactly what they're doing.
Speaker 8: Again and it's blurry, but there's This is going to
Speaker 8: be pretty bad, so fair worry.
Speaker 10: One young Libyan who came to his aide said, we
Speaker 10: are your friends. We are so grateful to those men
Speaker 10: who are protecting the skies.
Speaker 54: I'm going to talk to the NATU. You say that
Speaker 54: you are coming here to Libert to protect the civilians,
Speaker 54: but the truth you are attack the civilians. So what
Speaker 54: and you make this a reason to as a cover
Speaker 54: to do every what you want under it. So I
Speaker 54: want to see for you do every what you want.
Speaker 54: And the funny thing you are say for our leader
Speaker 54: Mama Gadaffie to go out, We're out. Mamma Godafie every
Speaker 54: heart a Libyan people, if you want him to go out,
Speaker 54: you should go for every heart and take it. Mamma
Speaker 54: ge deaf from them. So we are with our leader,
Speaker 54: Mama and gadaff and we will never give up from him.
Speaker 54: You're bumping us because you think we will give up
Speaker 54: and we will scay or a fred of but.
Speaker 15: You are wrong.
Speaker 54: We are our leader, Mam, Margaret Daffy do ever what
Speaker 54: you want, but you are still with him.
Speaker 10: The United States will not be able to dictate the
Speaker 10: pace and scope of this change. Only the people of
Speaker 10: the region can do that. But we can make a difference.
Speaker 10: As one Libyon said, for the first time, we finally
Speaker 10: have hope that our nightmare of forty years will soon
Speaker 10: be over.
Speaker 29: For music.
Speaker 15: Blood, there is a buff a blood.
Speaker 14: We're a bouva ma I like the goway here the
Speaker 14: movie Alma, what have you bo was in the club
Speaker 14: an that cinderado, the boy was cloud how Loa was
Speaker 14: gotting the butter.
Speaker 1: Yell.
Speaker 19: He mhmm.
Speaker 10: With the time and space that we have provided for
Speaker 10: the Libyan people, they will be able to determine their
Speaker 10: own destiny and that is how it should be. Yeah, night,
Speaker 10: we have stopped Daffi's deadly advance.
Speaker 1: My child, my child in all face as mass making show.
Speaker 15: Everybody's saying.
Speaker 55: He may be faced with an ongoing rebellion, an increasingly
Speaker 55: destructive NATO bombing campaign, and worldwide condemn nation.
Speaker 7: But Karnakadafi has vow that he will stay in Libya.
Speaker 10: To the bitter end, I authorized military action to stop
Speaker 10: the killing and enforce UN Security Council Resolution nineteen seventy three.
Speaker 10: We struck regime forces approaching Benghazi to save that city
Speaker 10: and the people within it.
Speaker 13: So in every nation, brothers and sisters, there is dissatisfaction.
Speaker 13: And what the CIA does is go into a country
Speaker 13: and move among the people that are dissatisfied to stimulate
Speaker 13: a revolt against a leader that they don't like because
Speaker 13: they want regime change.
Speaker 10: In this effort, the United States has not acted alone. Instead,
Speaker 10: we have been joined by a strong and growing coalition.
Speaker 10: This includes our closest allies, nations like the United Kingdom France.
Speaker 17: So something is under this.
Speaker 13: And so when America, England, France, three imperialist powers want
Speaker 13: to destabilize that country, is it that you so concerned?
Speaker 13: Now listen to this hypocrisy, American people. Is it that
Speaker 13: you're so concerned over the blood that is being shed
Speaker 13: in Libya when you look the other way, When the
Speaker 13: Israeli defense force was bombing the innocent people of Naza,
Speaker 13: unarmed men, women and children. But our government look the
Speaker 13: other way. You look the other way when the Israeli
Speaker 13: Defense Force went into Lebanon thinking that they were going
Speaker 13: to have an easy victory, then you had to come
Speaker 13: out with your tail between your legs.
Speaker 17: Don't tell me.
Speaker 13: And why is black people are white people that you're
Speaker 13: interested in black suffering? Where were you in Rwanda?
Speaker 17: Where are you in the Congo?
Speaker 43: Where?
Speaker 13: Why did you go to Daforta because oil is there? No,
Speaker 13: you don't want to save the Libyan people. That's your
Speaker 13: noble motive to hide your wicked agenda.
Speaker 56: The problem is really dumb people. They get to say
Speaker 56: in everything too, and they're subject to a lot of tricks.
Speaker 56: There's subjects to they's subject to nationalism. They're subject to
Speaker 56: these kind of ridiculous raw raw raw Americas beaches that
Speaker 56: don't say.
Speaker 9: Jack shit, they say nothing. It's all just this cheerleading,
Speaker 9: fucking event, and then they're subject to it.
Speaker 10: They can't help it.
Speaker 17: They're dumb.
Speaker 10: They don't know.
Speaker 17: They're being bullshitted.
Speaker 9: They grew up around dumb people, they go to work
Speaker 9: with dumb people.
Speaker 56: There's no one in their family that's interesting, or ask
Speaker 56: any questions at all, and they just get sucked right
Speaker 56: into it.
Speaker 17: Man, this society is so greedy.
Speaker 3: We're willing to go to war.
Speaker 56: We're willing to go places to send these big metal
Speaker 56: machines that kill people and fuck people up, just so
Speaker 56: we can make more money.
Speaker 30: Is the developed world sincere and its proclamation to help
Speaker 30: the developing world rise? Or is this humanitarian lipstick on
Speaker 30: an imperialist pig.
Speaker 10: All of whom have fought by our sides for decades
Speaker 10: and it includes Arab partners my Cutter and the United
Speaker 10: Arab Emeralds who have chosen to meet their responsibilities to
Speaker 10: defend the Libyan people.
Speaker 57: Cash star rebels got a much needed boost nations here
Speaker 57: signing off on promises of more than a billion dollars
Speaker 57: of aid.
Speaker 10: Could not be declared. He would show no mercy to
Speaker 10: his own people. He compared them to ratts and threatened
Speaker 10: the door to door to inflict punishment.
Speaker 15: A month after triple he fell into rebels hands.
Speaker 58: Those who backed the old regime remained defined but fearful
Speaker 58: father and support for the ousted liderary dissolves once they
Speaker 58: see our camera, like were television, So could it talent
Speaker 58: on camera.
Speaker 15: It's the same situation with others too.
Speaker 17: God that he's hundred percent good.
Speaker 9: We don't want this revolution.
Speaker 15: We don't know the rebels.
Speaker 17: We want them to go away.
Speaker 15: We are from television, So put it talent on camera.
Speaker 9: No, no thanks.
Speaker 59: If I appee in front of the camera, they will
Speaker 59: send the bullet. The criminals. You don't know them, you
Speaker 59: call them the rebels. Hey, guys, do you remember the
Speaker 59: black guy. He was arrested a few days ago after
Speaker 59: he appeared on TV.
Speaker 17: Don't do that.
Speaker 9: If we say something in favor of Gadaffi, they can
Speaker 9: kill us and arrest us. Of course, money are in.
Speaker 8: Fear, special forces in their little rebels, gathering up anyone
Speaker 8: who's telling the truth about what's really going on there
Speaker 8: and murdering them.
Speaker 5: There was no rebellion.
Speaker 7: It was all fucking forced upon them.
Speaker 9: Present themselves, not the Libyan people. This revolution started with
Speaker 9: killings to intimidate through fear. Their hands are covered in blood.
Speaker 19: That's all I have to say about my leader. Because
Speaker 19: I hear the media and I'm in Quebec, as I mentioned,
Speaker 19: and these things are not mentioned. All I hear that
Speaker 19: he is a dictator. Talking about dictator dictatorship, I wish
Speaker 19: anybody can name me any Arabic president that he's not
Speaker 19: a dictator, or they did not kill anybody. Day was
Speaker 19: against radicals and we are targeted by them. We are
Speaker 19: targeted by Osama Baladin because we do not practice Scheria
Speaker 19: and Libya.
Speaker 7: And so here's something else.
Speaker 8: I realize that the violume was on here, sorry in
Speaker 8: front of the microphone, But anyway, I'm not opposed to dictatorship.
Speaker 8: If you're having to be a Google, what does that
Speaker 8: really mean? You're dictating something you're gonna call it what
Speaker 8: call out the plan because you might be surrounded by
Speaker 8: a bunch of people who have subversive and malicious aims,
Speaker 8: So you have to take control until you can route
Speaker 8: out the poison. Kind of like here, we would need
Speaker 8: a dictatorship for a brief period of time before he
Speaker 8: got rid of the fucking oive poison and at least
Speaker 8: quarantined it.
Speaker 7: So I mean partially you would need something like that
Speaker 7: to clean it off.
Speaker 8: But even though this isn't what he was doing and
Speaker 8: that's not what it was, the word dictator needs to
Speaker 8: kind of be understood.
Speaker 7: What the fuck is on my face.
Speaker 8: Be understood that you know it can have a it
Speaker 8: doesn't It doesn't necessarily mean something bad, just because you've
Speaker 8: heard that word before and used and because every person
Speaker 8: they've used it on we come to find out we're
Speaker 8: nationalist leaders of the people and people they didn't use
Speaker 8: it on people like stolen. We're fucking dictators, Lenard. Oh,
Speaker 8: those guys are just okay because they're using Frank Freemason.
Speaker 8: So I mean, they're like buddies. That's uncle, that's uncles,
Speaker 8: that's Uncle Joe.
Speaker 19: That's war against terrorism, and Gaddafi started that war way
Speaker 19: before George Bush. I just felt like I had to
Speaker 19: point this out because the world has no idea about
Speaker 19: what's going on in my home.
Speaker 36: In October of twenty ten, Kaddaffi was the first and
Speaker 36: only leader in the Arab world to formally apologize for
Speaker 36: the Arab rule in the trade and capture of Africans.
Speaker 36: This infuriated Arab leaders.
Speaker 13: Be careful how you manipulate the dissatisfaction In Libya and
Speaker 13: other parts of the Muslim.
Speaker 43: World, anti Gaddafi rebels freed a prison Intripidly.
Speaker 52: Today, CNN has learned that among those liberated inmates are.
Speaker 12: Hundreds of men who are believed to be reporters of
Speaker 12: al Qaeda.
Speaker 9: They're now on the loops.
Speaker 37: A man who uncovered this story as CINN terrorism analyst
Speaker 37: Paul has bend to that prison.
Speaker 8: So I'm sure they blame that on Gaddafi, But who
Speaker 8: do you think actually liberated them to cause chaos and.
Speaker 3: In the past, joins us live from London.
Speaker 10: Paul, give us details on just who is now free
Speaker 10: in Libya.
Speaker 60: Well, what we're hearing, Drew, is that up to six
Speaker 60: hundred prisoners from this prison are believed to be pro
Speaker 60: Al Kaida militants, people who were imprisoned there by Kadafi,
Speaker 60: who've been there for several years.
Speaker 8: They even let lose a bunch of dangerous criminals during
Speaker 8: the COVID bullshit. And I was under the impression, and
Speaker 8: I strongly prepared for it, that there would be roving
Speaker 8: bands of marauders then too, with scarcity and all kinds
Speaker 8: of shit going on and people ready to shoot in loop.
Speaker 8: That's that's that's coming in the in the future, for sure.
Speaker 8: But if you did get prepared for it, at least
Speaker 8: you still have your preparations.
Speaker 10: We had a unique ability to stop that violence both it's.
Speaker 61: A cozy and cameraman camera cameeron.
Speaker 32: So I have.
Speaker 15: Announced that they will continue helping.
Speaker 61: The rebels, particularly Nicolas Sarkozy has said that Nature will
Speaker 61: continue bombing Libya and ministry facilities UH are here in
Speaker 61: Libya until the rebels take control over the hell of
Speaker 61: the country.
Speaker 15: Reactive noutority.
Speaker 9: I didn't, but obvisions are absolutely this control.
Speaker 7: Fuck it just moved.
Speaker 8: What the fuck, stop fucking doing that. You can't get
Speaker 8: this thing in the right spot. It just doesn't let
Speaker 8: you do it. All right, Well, sorry I missed it.
Speaker 8: I was trying to read it. It was just about
Speaker 8: you and then it all right.
Speaker 61: Many three facilities U here in Libya until the rebels
Speaker 61: take control over the hell.
Speaker 12: Of the country.
Speaker 8: AFTERDAIS overthrow. The participation of some European countries grow, grow,
Speaker 8: the flow grow, the flow of refugees absolutely uncontrolled. Oh yeah,
Speaker 8: he said he was the cork in the bottle of Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah he did say that, didn't he He said, if
Speaker 8: you if you remove me, that's like throwing the cork
Speaker 8: out of the bottle for immigration reactive.
Speaker 15: But abvisions of absolutely this control.
Speaker 9: We still.
Speaker 7: Europe this wall which stopped al Qaeda terrorists. You have
Speaker 7: ruined it.
Speaker 62: You're we endure it as first a few then up
Speaker 62: to nine African men are shot into a gatehouse, arrested
Speaker 62: by Antigo Daphi Fuce. The terrified sweating, praying summit, crying.
Speaker 62: They're convinced they're going to be shot. They keep whispering
Speaker 62: to us, stay here with us, stay here please.
Speaker 10: In just one month, the United States has worked with
Speaker 10: our international partners to mobilize a broad coalition, secure an
Speaker 10: international mandate to protect civilians, stop an advancing army, prevent
Speaker 10: a massacre.
Speaker 55: This is Heshan Mansour, a twenty seven year old Libyan
Speaker 55: soldier and patriots, beaten's death.
Speaker 34: By crowded the mercenary depants, abused and.
Speaker 52: Then laft hanging on offense.
Speaker 4: His family and his fiance.
Speaker 9: We're not happy to see this video online.
Speaker 10: And we would focus our unique capabilities on the front
Speaker 10: end of the operation, and that we would transfer responsibility
Speaker 10: to our allies and partners.
Speaker 7: Allies and partners which is euphemism for the banks and
Speaker 7: the Jews.
Speaker 29: And they take him from from from ice and kidding
Speaker 29: him and shot and hang it hit by people that
Speaker 29: will both guys.
Speaker 10: Here is a suspected mercenary being shown out of the
Speaker 10: same hospital.
Speaker 12: Under new level management.
Speaker 9: He's kind of worked work for treatment.
Speaker 47: When he's unable to walk out on the oone from
Speaker 47: bod Loss his physically dragged out chohs from the sidewalk
Speaker 47: up to the garbage hands and then hacks.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Great people, this is what they let loose on Africa
Speaker 8: and the world by getting rid of Godafi. And usually
Speaker 8: these people are fueled and funded by waves.
Speaker 10: Thanks to the extraordinary sacrifices of our troops and the
Speaker 10: determination of our diplomats, we are hopeful about Iraq's future.
Speaker 10: But regime change there took eight years, thousands of American
Speaker 10: and Iraqi lives, and nearly a trillion dollars. That is
Speaker 10: not something we can afford to repeat in Libya. The
Speaker 10: risk and costs of this operation to our military and
Speaker 10: to American taxpayers will be reduced significantly. This whole thing
Speaker 10: only cost US eight billion dollars as opposed to a
Speaker 10: trillion dollar. Not a single US troop was on the ground,
Speaker 10: Not a single US troop was was killed or injured.
Speaker 7: And yeah he was captain drone that I think there
Speaker 7: was a.
Speaker 10: Rough trooper himself and the people. I am both surprised
Speaker 10: and deeply humbled by the decision of the Nobel Committee.
Speaker 10: The Nobel Peace Prize has not just been used to.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah and then the Norway spiral was like the
Speaker 8: same time he received it, and not because it's public
Speaker 8: ritual or some kind of sorcery and demon bullshit that
Speaker 8: they were doing at the same time.
Speaker 7: No, of course, not.
Speaker 10: Or specific achievement. It's also been used as a means
Speaker 10: to give momentum to a set of causes. And that
Speaker 10: is why I will accept this award as a call
Speaker 10: to action.
Speaker 17: Well, this is what we've become, and there's this call
Speaker 17: to action.
Speaker 18: And if you believe this world has a right to
Speaker 18: see this footage, they can make their own decision. Get
Speaker 18: this video out to everybody and demand YouTube and others
Speaker 18: stop buckling the government pressure to shut.
Speaker 15: Down the truth.
Speaker 18: You know, you've seen where YouTube admits their parent company Google,
Speaker 18: the federal government is.
Speaker 7: It's Google met my friend and he's not my friend.
Speaker 51: I say so.
Speaker 8: He's not going to say anything about Israel here either,
Speaker 8: trust me, he's going to there's there'll probably.
Speaker 7: Be a mention in China.
Speaker 8: Somehow, he'll'll wage something about China in there, but certainly
Speaker 8: not the Jews.
Speaker 18: Telling them to shut down police brutality videos, shut down
Speaker 18: videos quote critical of the US government. We are becoming
Speaker 18: the equivalent of communist China and at atrocities.
Speaker 7: Oh look, and it's wrong.
Speaker 18: If we're gonna criticize the Chinese for censorship, it's time
Speaker 18: to point out what's happening. So I'm throwing the gauntlet
Speaker 18: down or putting this up on the YouTube channel.
Speaker 7: We did deflect completely away from the banking institutes that actually.
Speaker 18: Caused this, and I'm gonna have to take action because I.
Speaker 8: Don't mention the dinar, don't eng me you this stuff
Speaker 8: that actually is relevant here, Alex.
Speaker 18: Look, the people, like Walter Cronkite said, have a right
Speaker 18: to not be manipulated in lie to.
Speaker 8: You communist ckron Kite. He's gonna say something about a
Speaker 8: communist Cronkite. That's fantastic, all right, buddy. Now we know
Speaker 8: who your freaking heroes are.
Speaker 18: They have a right to see what's really going on
Speaker 18: in their name. And that little child in absolute horror
Speaker 18: with the whole bottom of their face blown off is
Speaker 18: just a snapshot of the millions that have been killed
Speaker 18: in these globalist wars and it needs to stop, needs
Speaker 18: to come to an end now.
Speaker 15: So I mean that is the land of unconfirmed US.
Speaker 15: We came.
Speaker 8: We saw you guys were mentioning something about sulfur a
Speaker 8: little bit ago.
Speaker 7: When the chat tell me if you can smell.
Speaker 15: It, he died.
Speaker 10: We will work with the international community to provide assistance
Speaker 10: to the people of Libya who need food for the
Speaker 10: hungry and medical care for the wounded. We will safeguard
Speaker 10: the more than thirty three billion dollars that was frozen
Speaker 10: from the Goadafi regime, so that.
Speaker 8: It's put a pin in that because we're gonna figure out,
Speaker 8: we're gonna learn exactly what that money was for frozen
Speaker 8: by the regime. You're going to see exactly why they
Speaker 8: looted that. Oh and by the way, the Rothschild's Red Cross,
Speaker 8: and I think it was actually even the Salvation Army
Speaker 8: they looted that country.
Speaker 7: You know, because if something's marked a certain way.
Speaker 50: Ah.
Speaker 8: You know, that's another good reason to have Nights of
Speaker 8: Malta involved too, because they don't ever get checked. They
Speaker 8: never get checked when they're going through any have They're
Speaker 8: cleared through customs no matter where they go in the world.
Speaker 8: Why how is that possible? Well, because who runs the
Speaker 8: real Who runs the world for real? It's the Roman
Speaker 8: Catholic Church and the Jews, right, uh huh. And they're
Speaker 8: intermingled and intermixed. And that's why I keep saying it's
Speaker 8: the fucking Saturn Cole over and over and over again.
Speaker 8: But yeah, they were moving all kinds of gold and
Speaker 8: other things out of Libya, just like they did with
Speaker 8: the Rack when they looted them, but they used the
Speaker 8: Red Cross Red Cross containers to do it with.
Speaker 10: It's available to rebuild Libya.
Speaker 30: Early in twenty eleven, Libya was faced with a chaotic insurrection,
Speaker 30: partly inspired by the revolts in Tunisia and Egypt and
Speaker 30: partly led by Islamic fundamentalists. In March, NATO forces mainly
Speaker 30: from France and Britain, began aerial bombardment on the pretext
Speaker 30: of protecting civili but the intervention sided with the rebels
Speaker 30: and armed them in violation of.
Speaker 5: The UN Charter.
Speaker 30: With NATO's help, the opposition forces occupied the capital.
Speaker 8: Arming psychopaths and throwing bombs to protect innocent people. Don't
Speaker 8: we at least deserve better?
Speaker 30: Lies logical Ones later carried out the extra judicial killing
Speaker 30: of Kadafi. Since NATO's quote humanitarian intervention and the murder
Speaker 30: of Kadafi, the country's territory has become a battleground between
Speaker 30: feuding war lords and Islamic fundamentalist groups, including the Islamic State.
Speaker 30: Libya no longer has a function in government and the
Speaker 30: gains in public welfare under Kadafi have been greatly diminished.
Speaker 63: You went for humanitarian purposes, yet fifty thousand Libyans lag
Speaker 63: did because the West wanted access to.
Speaker 3: The wealth of Libya.
Speaker 10: After all, the money doesn't belong to Gaddafi or to us.
Speaker 8: He wanted to break them because Gaddafi had a really
Speaker 8: freaking solid plan going.
Speaker 7: And we're gonna hear a little bit more about that
Speaker 7: right now.
Speaker 10: It belongs to the Libyan people.
Speaker 7: Very commendable, respectable, and.
Speaker 10: We'll make sure they receive it.
Speaker 55: The country's economy plunged into crisis as well. There was
Speaker 55: a sixfold drop in oil production, our GDP fell by
Speaker 55: more than half.
Speaker 8: Oh and just in case you're wondering why I covered
Speaker 8: up the screen, this is in the Muckbang video and
Speaker 8: you don't need to see me eating the fucking bulletsup here.
Speaker 55: So that's why, once considered one of Africa's richest nations,
Speaker 55: now almost a third of all Libyans live below the
Speaker 55: poverty line. The country also remains torn apart by different
Speaker 55: political factions.
Speaker 10: Forty years of tyranny has left Libya fracture and without
Speaker 10: strong civil institutions.
Speaker 8: Year before and after, remember everybody was housed. Isn't it
Speaker 8: interesting how that's that pattern continues to repeat itself. Any
Speaker 8: nation outside of their control, who can show its people
Speaker 8: and prove to the world that it can be prosperous
Speaker 8: without the system the main system of demonic oive banking
Speaker 8: has to be destroyed. Any kind of nationalist movement for
Speaker 8: the people, for mankind's spirit has to be destroyed. They
Speaker 8: did it to Germany, they did it to Venezuela, they
Speaker 8: did it here. They've done it many many, many places,
Speaker 8: and they will continue and they're about to hit it
Speaker 8: here too. Not because we have a great president or
Speaker 8: anything like that, but just because it's our time. They've
Speaker 8: done all the cleanup work that they needed our our
Speaker 8: military to do for them. I think they're I think
Speaker 8: they're transitioning now. They've got the tech they don't really
Speaker 8: need us anymore. America can can be let in on
Speaker 8: a little secret that happened over one hundred years ago,
Speaker 8: that they were They were Israel before Israel was ever Israel.
Speaker 13: Uh Kadaffi wasn't sitting in any tent twiddling his thumbs.
Speaker 13: Over these last ten years. This man has been investing
Speaker 13: in African development. This man has been moving throughout Africa.
Speaker 13: This man has friends all over the world. He may
Speaker 13: not be your friend, but if you take him out
Speaker 13: and kill him like he's some rotten fella that wants
Speaker 13: to kill his own people. What did you do in Waco?
Speaker 13: What did you do damn right when your people ruse up?
Speaker 13: Did you talk them out of it? No, they had weapons?
Speaker 21: You bomb them.
Speaker 13: What did you do in Philadelphia with the movement? Did
Speaker 13: you talk them out of their home or did you
Speaker 13: bomb them? We didn't hear any outcry from you religious
Speaker 13: hypocrites that loved the lives of human beings. You're a
Speaker 13: liar and a hypocrite.
Speaker 10: Also supporting a transition to the future that the Libyan
Speaker 10: people deserve. Because while our military mission is narrowly focused
Speaker 10: on saving lives, we continue to pursue the broader goal
Speaker 10: of a Libya that belongs not to a dictator but
Speaker 10: to its people.
Speaker 7: This is the hey, asshole.
Speaker 8: It did belong to its people, but there is always
Speaker 8: going to be somebody who plays the role of the
Speaker 8: leader to guide them. And they were perfectly happy with
Speaker 8: what they had, You fucking scumbag.
Speaker 5: World as it exists today.
Speaker 64: In a wealthier suburb of Tripoli, a rival faction had
Speaker 64: already been absorbed into Libya's central security. They just rounded
Speaker 64: up a group of migrants ready to be moved to
Speaker 64: a detention center.
Speaker 10: It's true that America cannot use our military wherever repression occurs.
Speaker 10: Doesn't that I know He's dig up.
Speaker 3: Living it.
Speaker 10: To brush aside America's responsibility as a leader, and more profoundly,
Speaker 10: our responsibilities to our fellow human beings.
Speaker 57: Under such circumstances, if numbers and arrests are becoming away
Speaker 57: for the militias to legitimize themselves, then thousands of migrants
Speaker 57: who are now residing and working in Libya could also
Speaker 57: be at risk of being detained.
Speaker 10: Would have been a betrayal of who we are. Some
Speaker 10: nations may be able to turn a blind eye to
Speaker 10: atrocities in other countries. The United States of America is different.
Speaker 17: Good.
Speaker 63: I'm gonna.
Speaker 3: Good him go ahead.
Speaker 10: We welcome the fact that history is on the move
Speaker 10: in the Middle East and North Africa, and that young
Speaker 10: people are leading the way. Because wherever people long to
Speaker 10: be free, they will find a friend in the United States.
Speaker 10: H m hm, oh, go.
Speaker 4: Hmm.
Speaker 7: What they doing make him lick ship?
Speaker 55: Yeah?
Speaker 7: No, I don't believe it is so possible.
Speaker 5: I didn't say it would be easy now, I just
Speaker 5: said it would be the truth.
Speaker 8: Didn't Luke Skywalker say something like that and Empire strikes back.
Speaker 7: It's like, oh, doesn't bottom.
Speaker 8: Something like that he carried out for a second, Let
Speaker 8: me out.
Speaker 3: Let me la.
Speaker 10: I am convinced that a failure to act in Libya
Speaker 10: would have carried a far greater price for America.
Speaker 65: According to some, it's about protecting civilians, and.
Speaker 10: Our resolve is clear. The people of Libya must be protected.
Speaker 65: Oh this say it's about oil.
Speaker 15: The only reason they're in'sestad with Libya is about the oil.
Speaker 12: I think we'd be in a rock if the major
Speaker 12: ex board there was broccoli.
Speaker 15: But some are.
Speaker 65: Convinced intervention in Libya is all about currency, specifically Gadaffi's
Speaker 65: plan to introduce the gold dinar, a single African currency
Speaker 65: made from gold, a true sharing of the wealth.
Speaker 38: It's one of these things that you have to plan
Speaker 38: almost in secret, because as soon as you say you're
Speaker 38: going to change over from a dollar to the something else,
Speaker 38: you're going to be targeted. There are two conferences on this,
Speaker 38: one in ninety six and another one in the two thousand.
Speaker 38: I've called the World Mataba conference organized by Ghadafi, and
Speaker 38: everybody was interested. I think most countries in Africa are keen.
Speaker 15: Gadaffi didn't give up.
Speaker 65: In the months leading up to the military intervention, he
Speaker 65: called on African and Muslim.
Speaker 8: Gold back currency. Hey, hey, nations soiled backed gold back currency.
Speaker 8: Kind of right, It's kind of like a one two thing.
Speaker 65: Joined together to create this new currency that would rival
Speaker 65: the dollar and euro. They would sell oil and other
Speaker 65: resources around the world only for gold dinars. It's an
Speaker 65: idea that would shift the economic balance of the world's countries.
Speaker 65: Wealth would depend on how much gold they have, not
Speaker 65: how many dollars they trade. And Libya has one hundred
Speaker 65: and forty four tons of gold. The UK has double that,
Speaker 65: but ten times.
Speaker 8: Well, they had right before they were alluded into nothing.
Speaker 8: And then you know he had places like the uh,
Speaker 8: the Fed saying we don't have any gold. We haven't
Speaker 8: had gold since nineteen thirty four.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, So what the hell? What the fucking hell?
Speaker 7: Where did it all go?
Speaker 8: Is it in Switzerland? Is it underneath a raurchild pillow? Well,
Speaker 8: how did it all go?
Speaker 10: Times the population and do whatever it takes to bring
Speaker 10: down Gaddafi an usher in a new government.
Speaker 66: If Kadaffi had an intent to try to reprice his
Speaker 66: oil or whatever else the country was selling in the
Speaker 66: global markets and accept something else as a currency, or
Speaker 66: maybe launch of gold in our currency. Any moves such
Speaker 66: as that would certainly not be welcomed by the power
Speaker 66: lead today who are responding.
Speaker 8: So this is where Hitler did a one up on
Speaker 8: him too, right, I mean, this is smart to make
Speaker 8: money stable, right, But Hillar was able to make a
Speaker 8: country prosper fantastically without any gold at all because they
Speaker 8: had already louded their country. That's pretty clever.
Speaker 66: That soble for controlling the world's central banks.
Speaker 8: Even if we don't have a lot of this shiny
Speaker 8: stuff around anymore, we can still make it happen. It
Speaker 8: should be backed on the amount of hours you put
Speaker 8: in to your podcast. I'd be fucking rich, and so
Speaker 8: would everybody else in FTJ. Then we could take over
Speaker 8: the world.
Speaker 7: What do you guys say?
Speaker 66: Yeah, so, yes, that would certainly be something that would
Speaker 66: cause his immediate dismissal and the need for other reasons
Speaker 66: UH to be brought forth for removing him from power.
Speaker 65: It's happened before. In two thousand, Saddam Hussein announced I
Speaker 65: racky oil would be traded in euros, not dollars. Sanctions
Speaker 65: and an invasion followed. Some say because the Americans were
Speaker 65: desperate to prevent opek from.
Speaker 7: Americans, or.
Speaker 8: Either I guess you could either say that there are
Speaker 8: going to be big hats and pyotes payotes on the side.
Speaker 8: That's when you're not shave the sides of your head.
Speaker 8: That's what those little stupid fucking side dreadlocks look like.
Speaker 8: Are on the sides of the UH. The Shabbad slash
Speaker 8: Asidic types, right, the straight up ones that are actually
Speaker 8: literally no different than a Francist.
Speaker 65: Yeah, those ones transferring oil trading in all its member
Speaker 65: countries to the euro A gold dinar would have had
Speaker 65: serious consequences for the world financial system, but may also
Speaker 65: have been powered.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we just would have shifted the power. It wouldn't
Speaker 8: have had It would have been good for everybody who
Speaker 8: once everything's stabilized, because it would be absent of the
Speaker 8: dependency on the demonic presence that wants to destroy all
Speaker 8: of mankind.
Speaker 7: Wouldn't that be nice? Can't let that happen in America.
Speaker 8: I'm saying, I live here, I get it, but this
Speaker 8: fucking sucks that we are the tool every goddamn time
Speaker 8: that destroys the very thing that would set us free.
Speaker 7: I'm getting a little fuck tired of it.
Speaker 65: Powered the people of Africa, something black activists say the
Speaker 65: US wants to avoid at all costs.
Speaker 67: The United States should welcome the self determination of Africans.
Speaker 67: They certainly have denied self determination to Africans inside the
Speaker 67: United States, so we're not surprised by anything that the
Speaker 67: United States would do to hinder self determination of Africans
Speaker 67: on the continent.
Speaker 65: The UK's gold is kept here in a secure vault,
Speaker 65: somewhere in the depths of the Bank of England. As
Speaker 65: in most developed countries, there's not enough to go around.
Speaker 65: But that's not the case, in places like Libya and
Speaker 65: many of the Gulf states, a gold dinar would have
Speaker 65: given oil rich African and Middle Eastern countries the power
Speaker 65: to turn around to their energy hungry customers and say, sorry,
Speaker 65: the price has gone up and we want gold. Some
Speaker 65: say the US and its NATO allies literally couldn't afford
Speaker 65: to let that happen.
Speaker 10: Of course, there is no question that Libya and the
Speaker 10: world would be better off with Gaddafi out of power.
Speaker 7: What is this all right? Come on, FGGA, What the
Speaker 7: hell am I looking at over here? In this picture?
Speaker 7: Burn before reading and I like the second one.
Speaker 8: He's got his little renfean fucking star and his baggy
Speaker 8: and he says, hello, my yellow Americans need alone. But
Speaker 8: the guy above them, if you're gonna come to me
Speaker 8: with just a bag of pennies, that's assaulting.
Speaker 10: Me with the bag of pennies.
Speaker 8: Es actually through bag of pennies. What is that about.
Speaker 10: He's got fifteen stars on hiss too.
Speaker 8: They got one of the pelt one of them, one
Speaker 8: side of the jacket.
Speaker 7: Well, they said, oh man, he wants everybody know who
Speaker 7: he is.
Speaker 8: There's a picture from Iraq with a truck full of
Speaker 8: gold and it was so obvious gold spray painting blocks
Speaker 8: of some sort. Well, you know, here's the other thing too,
Speaker 8: But before reading it's very strange is that, you know,
Speaker 8: they had no problem with the with the borers the
Speaker 8: farmers in South Africa until they stumbled upon a shit
Speaker 8: ton of shit ton of gold and rather than allow
Speaker 8: them to I don't know, do something at like prosper
Speaker 8: outside of the controlled mechanism of the Bank of England,
Speaker 8: they had to go in there and start killing people
Speaker 8: and then all of a sudden, and I'm sure it
Speaker 8: wasn't through some positive, wonderful magic trick by Paul Kruger,
Speaker 8: which if that was the case, that would have been
Speaker 8: awesome because then they would they would have won. But instead, Yeah,
Speaker 8: the Kruger's gold thing is really interesting. Like a whole
Speaker 8: train I don't I don't mean like one cart, I
Speaker 8: mean like a whole train full of gold disappeared.
Speaker 7: How does it?
Speaker 8: They're on tracks, right, you should be pretty easy to
Speaker 8: follow where the tracks go. It's not like they can
Speaker 8: deviate and roll into the grass or anything. So what
Speaker 8: the hell happened there? But apparently a whole train full
Speaker 8: of gold disappeared? They funded their campaign against the you know,
Speaker 8: the British. And the funny thing part about it too
Speaker 8: is what is his name? Gandhi was fighting with the British,
Speaker 8: I think at that time.
Speaker 7: Big long guns.
Speaker 8: So yeah, they didn't have any problem with them being
Speaker 8: anywhere until oh wait, we found gold. Oh wait, we
Speaker 8: found diamonds. So there's a lot of stuff down here.
Speaker 8: You know, you gotta keep your mouth shut if you
Speaker 8: find anything, especially if you find shipwreck stuff or stuff
Speaker 8: like that in your lawn, Like if you find old coins,
Speaker 8: don't fucking tell anybody about it. Just get in my
Speaker 8: praise and pay and get and get whatever money you
Speaker 8: can get for them, because the government will seize it.
Speaker 8: They for some reason think that they are entitled to
Speaker 8: it more than you are, even though you went through
Speaker 8: the effort or stumbled upon it, or it was on
Speaker 8: your property, or if it was in you know, the
Speaker 8: excavation or the or the shipwreck that you spent the
Speaker 8: money to get the submersible down to get to.
Speaker 7: They don't care.
Speaker 8: As soon as you come to the surface, they're already
Speaker 8: surrounding you there to confiscate.
Speaker 7: So don't tell people the shit that you do ever. Ever.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but the whole Cruger's Goald thing is very interesting,
Speaker 8: very very interesting story. It would have been nice, been
Speaker 8: nice to have been at least in one place where
Speaker 8: there you have Europeans, Germans, you know, fighting British imperialism
Speaker 8: blah blah blah, which is you know, Jewish banking imperent
Speaker 8: i perialism, And that would have been a cool place
Speaker 8: to start. All right, I'm sweating death here, so let's
Speaker 8: put this where we go. I, along with many other
Speaker 8: world leaders, have embraced that goal.
Speaker 5: That's a good one.
Speaker 28: How can Africa be so poor and yet be materially
Speaker 28: so rich? It's real simple. The answer LIZE and the
Speaker 28: Structural Adjustment programs SAP, the structural adjustment programs that are
Speaker 28: imposed on African nations by the International Monetary Fund of
Speaker 28: Washington DC, the World Bank of Washington DC, and USA.
Speaker 28: These three organizations come into Africa loan money and then
Speaker 28: charge it.
Speaker 8: Look, I don't know what's going on lately, but over
Speaker 8: time the audio track does not meet up with what's
Speaker 8: going on on the screen. I can't make that stop.
Speaker 8: I don't know what's going on, and never used to
Speaker 8: do that before, and now it's happening. It could be spectrum.
Speaker 8: It could be spectrum like parsing out how they how
Speaker 8: they transfer the data because they suck ass. But hopefully
Speaker 8: and when we get alo and we'll we're at like
Speaker 8: one point one gig a second will be good.
Speaker 7: But that's not for another couple months, so just bear
Speaker 7: with it.
Speaker 28: An interesting pas on that money that they know the
Speaker 28: African nations could never pay back, thusly re enslaving the
Speaker 28: entire nation and in fact the entire continent.
Speaker 10: There will be times, though, when our safety is not
Speaker 10: directly threatened, but our interests and our values are.
Speaker 31: Why was more Mark a Doffi killed more Mar Kadafi
Speaker 31: was murdered because he, along with the other African heads
Speaker 31: of state, were about to bring into existence Africa's first
Speaker 31: central bank.
Speaker 17: They were erecting a central bank in Africa.
Speaker 7: Poor wording people's bank, but okay, which was.
Speaker 10: Going to do what?
Speaker 17: Back it's money to the resources under the ground.
Speaker 8: That's why it's not a central bank in the first place.
Speaker 8: You understand what I mean by the by the definition
Speaker 8: that that's commonly used, the central bank would not have
Speaker 8: any backing whatsoever. It would be a counterfeiting scheme. This
Speaker 8: would not be this would be hard current, you know,
Speaker 8: like hard asset backed, which would not make it in
Speaker 8: that I mean central bank, because it's not to the
Speaker 8: left or to the right. Okay, sure you got me.
Speaker 8: But what most people understand by that is that it's
Speaker 8: a fucking counterfeiting outfit and it's a fucking scam. So
Speaker 8: that's not that's not what they were going to have.
Speaker 8: They're gonna have a people's bank.
Speaker 17: In Africa. Now what would that have done to the
Speaker 17: global economic order?
Speaker 28: Remember, the United States dollar isn't backed on any natural resource.
Speaker 28: The British pound isn't back on any natural natural resource. Uh,
Speaker 28: the Canadian dollar, the European Union.
Speaker 7: He makes another mistake here and says that they don't
Speaker 7: have any of the resources. That's not true. We have
Speaker 7: enough oil in America to do us well for wherever.
Speaker 8: But it's not about that. It's about the interdependence of nations.
Speaker 8: It's how you make globalism work. Right, So you don't
Speaker 8: touch your own until it's time to touch your own.
Speaker 7: And da da da da da.
Speaker 8: And again, like we were talking about before, there is
Speaker 8: no scarcity in the oil thing. But if they're going
Speaker 8: to run the world like that, then yeah, then you
Speaker 8: can use oil as a currency, and you can use
Speaker 8: you can trade in gold based off of the oil,
Speaker 8: whatever you want to do.
Speaker 28: Their currency isn't back on any natural resource because Europe
Speaker 28: doesn't have a lot of natural resource.
Speaker 8: That's where it's not correct. Africa does, as impression, but
Speaker 8: that's not correct.
Speaker 28: So if they would have been successful in creating a
Speaker 28: central Bank of Africa, coming up with a unitary currency
Speaker 28: and then backing.
Speaker 8: It, but again showing South African diamond mind doesn't fucking
Speaker 8: why was that even a point to do that. He
Speaker 8: wasn't the king of Africa, for Christ's sake, He was
Speaker 8: the ruler of Libya. You know, where South Africa's and
Speaker 8: relig its might as well be in a whole different
Speaker 8: fucking world than comparison to Libya. So that was a
Speaker 8: stupid thing to slash on the screen right there, especially
Speaker 8: when Libya itself and they're talking about oil. Why did
Speaker 8: they bring in diamonds plenty of it, plenty of oil there.
Speaker 28: That currency to the material wealth under the soil, they
Speaker 28: would have bankrupted every other economic system in this world,
Speaker 28: from America to Europe to China. That was revolution and
Speaker 28: that's why Moumr Kadaffi had to be assassinated because he
Speaker 28: was about to help the African heads of state eliminate
Speaker 28: modern slavery and neocolonialism from the continent.
Speaker 10: I made it clear that I will never.
Speaker 8: What is it with them and always having to bring
Speaker 8: up slavery. It doesn't sound as it doesn't sound as
Speaker 8: real when they say it. It sounds like it's some
Speaker 8: sort of fucking scam that they're running on you by
Speaker 8: talking about it.
Speaker 7: You know what I mean, especially this guy over here. Motherfucker.
Speaker 8: It becomes president and he's still saying change, we need
Speaker 8: to Fuck he still wants your change, so he's begging
Speaker 8: for change.
Speaker 10: These guys hesitate to use our military swiftly, decisively, and
Speaker 10: unilaterally when necessary to defend our people, our homeland, our allies,
Speaker 10: and our core interests.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you exactly.
Speaker 7: What is it that weird? Anominally sound is just something
Speaker 7: in this video.
Speaker 8: It sounds like either birds, like with a guttural freaking noise,
Speaker 8: or a clock ticking in some points.
Speaker 7: Just overlook all that and just listen the way he
Speaker 7: says he's.
Speaker 3: Really going on in Libia. I will tell you what
Speaker 3: the mainstream media.
Speaker 7: Will not tell you, well, we're waiting.
Speaker 29: There are three reasons why Kadafi has to die, and
Speaker 29: among those three reasons, none of them have to do
Speaker 29: with him killing his own people.
Speaker 3: Number one, Kadafi.
Speaker 29: Is the one who gave the opportunity for an African
Speaker 29: satellite for communication. It is in nineteen ninety two to
Speaker 29: forty five countries in Africa decided that.
Speaker 3: They want to have their own satellite.
Speaker 4: This will cover internet, telephone, communication.
Speaker 3: And all the communications.
Speaker 4: But the problem was how to find the money for
Speaker 4: this project.
Speaker 3: Where did they get the money from.
Speaker 29: They decided to go to the IMF, But the IMF
Speaker 29: knew that sponsoring this would be.
Speaker 4: More interest for Western countries, I mean Jews.
Speaker 29: Why because Western countries. We're making five hundred million dollars
Speaker 29: per year for all telecommunication in Africa, even inside Africa.
Speaker 29: Five hundred million dollars per year not includes interest. That's
Speaker 29: how much they were making.
Speaker 3: So it is in two thousand and seven the Kadafi
Speaker 3: will come up with most of the money for this project.
Speaker 29: Africa will now have his first communication satellite, which will give.
Speaker 68: The opportunity to countries like South Africa, Nigeria, Algeria, Angola,
Speaker 68: Libya and other countries to now have your own.
Speaker 3: Tele communication.
Speaker 8: So just to recap free housing, free healthcare, what else?
Speaker 8: What else are we missing here? Free, free education, a
Speaker 8: real currency, their own satellite, so that you know that.
Speaker 8: What's great about that too is you can't have other
Speaker 8: devices owned by other countries suppressing what you're allowed to see.
Speaker 7: Right, that's that's a that's a that's a big.
Speaker 8: Thing right there too, and all funded people's projects, right yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: we'll keep the list going. But that sounds like a
Speaker 8: pretty I think I think I caught everything there.
Speaker 29: Satellites, they will now provide communication to their own people.
Speaker 29: It will only coust African countries four hundred million dollars,
Speaker 29: only one payment of four hundred million dollars to make
Speaker 29: this happen. Now you imagine how much money does Europe
Speaker 29: lost because of this five hundred million dollars per year.
Speaker 29: The Karaffi made them lose by sponsoring the satellite.
Speaker 3: Just Karafi himself comes up with three hundred million dollars.
Speaker 4: Just on the zone, and other countries came and peach them.
Speaker 3: So this is reason number one why they need Karafi dead.
Speaker 29: Two, Kadafi and African countries decide to create three major
Speaker 29: banks in Africa, one the AMF African Monetary.
Speaker 7: Oh stepping on the toes of the ims.
Speaker 29: FUN the African Monetary Fund well headwater in Cameroon Yaumde.
Speaker 29: This was to be created in twenty eleven this year.
Speaker 4: With the African.
Speaker 29: Monetary Fund, African country will no longer need to go
Speaker 29: to the IMF, which is the International Monetary Fund.
Speaker 3: So just imagine yourself how much money Europe will.
Speaker 8: Lose if the air you mean Africa for Africans, what
Speaker 8: about that? And then if it's such an if it's
Speaker 8: not so bad there, maybe they'll fucking stay. See how
Speaker 8: this see how problems fixed themselves if you get the
Speaker 8: jew out of the.
Speaker 3: Way, and meth is created.
Speaker 29: When Western countries found that that this is what was happening,
Speaker 29: they actually wanted to be part of it. I believe
Speaker 29: it is in two thousand and six in the who
Speaker 29: they Cameroon. Then African countries decided that no other countries
Speaker 29: outside of Africa will be part of the AMF.
Speaker 4: Now you can imagine what's going on here.
Speaker 29: Not only that they try to cut them money, but
Speaker 29: on top of that they don't even want them to
Speaker 29: be part of this because being part of this will
Speaker 29: mean that they will have to control what is going on.
Speaker 29: The second bank will be the Central African Bank. The
Speaker 29: Central African Bank will be headquartered in Abuja in Nigeria.
Speaker 29: What this bank will do it will stop African countries
Speaker 29: from using Western currency, like if you go to Africa today,
Speaker 29: the countries like Cameroon because the War, Gabam and many
Speaker 29: other French speaking country are using the Frank CFA. With
Speaker 29: this bank, we will have our own currency like the
Speaker 29: naira in Nigeria. Khadafi once again came up with most
Speaker 29: of the money.
Speaker 3: But this project.
Speaker 29: And the third bank that was supposed to be created
Speaker 29: was going to heck War in Libya.
Speaker 3: The Bank of Investment. This bank will control.
Speaker 68: Most of investment in Africa, the Central Bank of Investment.
Speaker 4: Now you imagine yourself what's going on here.
Speaker 29: Khadafi is trying to break Western economy by doing this,
Speaker 29: but that's not his intention.
Speaker 3: His intention is to free Africa from his trap.
Speaker 8: The trap that he constantly refers to as a problem
Speaker 8: between Israel and US and their entanglement.
Speaker 46: Constantly says that African people want to be independent, Western
Speaker 46: countries don't want that, and that's what's going on here.
Speaker 29: So the money that Obama confiscated stole from a Kadafi
Speaker 29: is the money that was going to help for all
Speaker 29: those projects. He's telling you today that Karami is trying
Speaker 29: to kill his own people with that money. No, mister President,
Speaker 29: you know that that's not true. He probably doesn't even
Speaker 29: know because he has no experience. He has no experience,
Speaker 29: he doesn't even know what's going on. He's like a puppy.
Speaker 29: They tell him what to do, while let me inform you,
Speaker 29: as the president, that money was going to sponsor all
Speaker 29: those projects, That money that you confiscated from Libya.
Speaker 3: The third reason why Khadafi has to die.
Speaker 29: Has to do with the United States of Africa. This
Speaker 29: man has been pushing African countries to unite, just like
Speaker 29: the United.
Speaker 3: States of America. The very first thing.
Speaker 29: That European countries when they were colonizing African countries did
Speaker 29: was to divide African people.
Speaker 4: When you want to break a powerful boom, you.
Speaker 29: Have to find a way to turn that family against
Speaker 29: each other. That's the very first thing Western countries did.
Speaker 7: Yes, Jews are divisive.
Speaker 17: We get it to keep us.
Speaker 5: From being absolutely true powerful.
Speaker 29: The second thing they did was to stop education, make
Speaker 29: sure that African people are not educated.
Speaker 3: Education is the key to success by us being educated
Speaker 3: and educating our own people.
Speaker 7: He actually says that word more properly than anybody else
Speaker 7: I've ever heard.
Speaker 29: We are stopping major problem in Africa. And the third
Speaker 29: thing they did was to place dictators in power in
Speaker 29: Africa who will give them everything they want, and every
Speaker 29: time that the population will stand up, these dictators will
Speaker 29: have the support of europeaying.
Speaker 3: Countries to kill those protesters.
Speaker 29: They were all surprised with what happened in Tunisia in Egypt,
Speaker 29: and they took the opportunity to then create.
Speaker 3: A problem in Libya.
Speaker 29: Not one of you will show me footage of the
Speaker 29: same uprising that we saw in Egypt in Tunisia in Libya,
Speaker 29: not one of you will show me that type of footage.
Speaker 29: This was created by Western countries. When you go to Libya,
Speaker 29: you get free education. I'm talking about college education, free
Speaker 29: health care. When you are newly wet and you don't
Speaker 29: yet to have a job, you get free apartments. Libya
Speaker 29: is a beautiful country and today they are telling us
Speaker 29: that could not be is killing his own people. But
Speaker 29: yet he's the same one who is giving them everything educate,
Speaker 29: free education, free health care, feeding his own people.
Speaker 3: And killing them again. Does that make sense to you.
Speaker 29: Let me tell you what the countries that are bumping
Speaker 29: Libya today have in common.
Speaker 3: Jews.
Speaker 4: They are brooke. Oh yes, because of the Jews, they
Speaker 4: are brooke.
Speaker 29: Just the United State, the lord is borrowing money from China.
Speaker 3: Europe is going down with the Europe everyone.
Speaker 5: China's also run by Jews.
Speaker 29: Of those countries in NATO are brooke. And Karafi is
Speaker 29: making it worse by giving African people independence. And that's
Speaker 29: why you see Hillary Clinton going to Africa and telling
Speaker 29: African people to reject Kadafi, don't deal with Karafi. In fact,
Speaker 29: they've requested that the rebels open an embassy in Washington, DC,
Speaker 29: making an illegal movement legal. That's what the Obama administration
Speaker 29: is doing. Hillary Clinton is also asking African people not
Speaker 29: to deal with China. Tell me, let me just ask this,
Speaker 29: what can China do to African countries that Western countries
Speaker 29: haven't done yet?
Speaker 3: I like to know myself, how worse can it be?
Speaker 29: Far as I'm concerned, China is not the one going
Speaker 29: around bombing other countries.
Speaker 3: I can't remember the last war China has been in.
Speaker 29: China is not the one going killing African people today
Speaker 29: with drums. China is not the one fighting in Iraq
Speaker 29: or Afghanistan in the name of democracy.
Speaker 3: China is making money. Why not deal with China? What
Speaker 3: have you done to African people that is good? What
Speaker 3: have you given African people that is good?
Speaker 29: When you are going somewhere in Africa, in different African
Speaker 29: countries and asking African people not to deal with China,
Speaker 29: what are we receiving in exchange of that, other than bombs,
Speaker 29: drums and everything else.
Speaker 3: What are we receiving? Chinese the number one investors in Africa.
Speaker 3: The African satellite that.
Speaker 29: I'm talking about today was put together by Chinese and Russians.
Speaker 3: We African people will survive.
Speaker 29: We've survived your drawings and your bombing, your insult and
Speaker 29: everything else, your muliations. We've survived that. China is not
Speaker 29: going to do anything to us that you haven't done yet. So,
Speaker 29: mister President, let me tell you this. If you're not
Speaker 29: a shame, I'm ashamed for you. I'm embarrassed for you.
Speaker 29: The first African American president.
Speaker 8: In the first gay African American crackhead president, this is what.
Speaker 3: You're enjoying to your own own country in the world.
Speaker 7: It's not his country. It was run by Boase long
Speaker 7: before he showed up.
Speaker 4: To the people of your race. You are the nightmare
Speaker 4: of Martin Luther King.
Speaker 7: Except Martin Luther King was a mark just piece of shit.
Speaker 7: So yeah, other than that, let.
Speaker 10: Us look to the future with confidence and hope, not
Speaker 10: only for our own country, but for all those yearning
Speaker 10: for freedom around the world. Thank you, God bless you,
Speaker 10: and may God bless the United States of America. Thank you.
Speaker 7: Pretty sure Martin Luther King was a little Masonic and
Speaker 7: gay too.
Speaker 4: Could not be saying, hey, don't be like.
Speaker 8: Is he's still talking because he's wearing a different outfit
Speaker 8: down okay, and he and obviously he didn't turn the
Speaker 8: land on this time, so it's different.
Speaker 7: It's different.
Speaker 3: No, just slavery. Could I be saying? He will not
Speaker 3: give it? We will remember him as the leader gave
Speaker 3: his life so he speaking.
Speaker 29: So as you celebrate the death, Oh happy today, future
Speaker 29: generation will remember that can happy gig.
Speaker 3: Is life on the battlefield.
Speaker 4: He wants to man so strong.
Speaker 7: We don't have to listen to this. It's it's it's
Speaker 7: pretty bad. I mean, it's just not really.
Speaker 8: I mean, they they put a lot of facts into
Speaker 8: this song, which is good, but it's just awful music
Speaker 8: and it's sounds like reggae.
Speaker 10: Jump in, my fellow Americans, and I don't want to
Speaker 10: talk to you about Syria.
Speaker 8: So basically they're ending this off with like, now we're
Speaker 8: they just did the whole thing with Libya, and they
Speaker 8: build up this whole bullshit lie about their leader. Now
Speaker 8: they're oh, now it's Syria, moving on, move on to
Speaker 8: the next lie, right white, and they just see you
Speaker 8: see it all for the bullshit that it is.
Speaker 10: Then boom and where we go from here. Over the
Speaker 10: past two years, what began as a series of peaceful
Speaker 10: protests against the repressive regime of Bashar al Assade has
Speaker 10: turned into a brutal civil war. Over one hundred thousand
Speaker 10: people have been killed, millions have fled the country.
Speaker 15: In that time.
Speaker 10: America's worked with allies to provide humanitarian support.
Speaker 7: I'm getting asked a question here.
Speaker 8: No nobody knows because it was hundred thousands and potentially
Speaker 8: tens of thousands of years older than when everybody says this,
Speaker 8: So nobody knows it was a pre it was prior
Speaker 8: to some other reset. You know, it wasn't done with
Speaker 8: sticks and fucking picks and ropes and pulleys. No, but
Speaker 8: you don't know who built them either. Actually, so let's
Speaker 8: not get it down into the place where nobody can
Speaker 8: make any definitive statements and then like try to someone
Speaker 8: to the wall next, because I'm not gonna play that
Speaker 8: fucking game. Don't challenge me like that because that's fucking bullshit,
Speaker 8: and don't act like you're fucking morally superior or righteous.
Speaker 8: I'm putting these on here to piss people off on
Speaker 8: purpose because I'm fucking tired of the fucking w WN bullshit.
Speaker 8: I fuck it understand that allies are allies are allies,
Speaker 8: and I'm doing it on FTJ to fucking say fuck
Speaker 8: you to you people because this fucking white power bullshit
Speaker 8: is pissing me off.
Speaker 7: It's a fucking syop. Okay, you're gonna get.
Speaker 8: All tatted up and wear fucking sunglasses and a fucking
Speaker 8: and a tank top and act like a fucking uh
Speaker 8: handsome truth fucking knitter faggot. Fuck him and fuck all
Speaker 8: you because that's the way it is. You guys want
Speaker 8: to create the division that the fucking uh, the people
Speaker 8: who are the operatives that are the CIA, that are
Speaker 8: the fucking the idea want you to look like and
Speaker 8: act like you want to be the fucking racist that
Speaker 8: they paint you out to be. Then you're doing a
Speaker 8: fucking great job. And guess what if you're only eight
Speaker 8: to sixteen percent of the population get what you're gonna do,
Speaker 8: you're gonna fucking lose and you're gonna fucking fail everyone
Speaker 8: else too. So don't be fucking stupid. Understand your allies
Speaker 8: when you have them, and don't let these people fucking
Speaker 8: stirn the breeze and die when they're doing what they
Speaker 8: should be doing, which is kicking out the fucking parasite.
Speaker 8: When someone does that, you should be congratulating, cheerleading and
Speaker 8: being there and once every once that's done, let's just see,
Speaker 8: let's reassess to see whether of the fuck there's even
Speaker 8: a problem between people anymore. Because they're the fucking antagonizers,
Speaker 8: they're the instigators. Everybody else doesn't want to fucking intermingle either.
Speaker 8: They want to be fucking left alone. And the people
Speaker 8: who are pieces of shit that do want to fucking
Speaker 8: sap off us. We can fucking remove them too. That's fine.
Speaker 7: What happened here? Pause?
Speaker 29: That?
Speaker 10: All right?
Speaker 8: Well, I'll be right back with the next. There's a
Speaker 8: little bit of this, not all of it because it's long,
Speaker 8: but mh.
Speaker 9: Have said that.
Speaker 7: I don't worry. I don't think that's the right one.
Speaker 7: That's right.
Speaker 8: How you why.
Speaker 3: The wrong one in the name of the African Union?
Speaker 5: Yeah, this might be the wrong one.
Speaker 7: Hello, there's two that look identical down here. And it
Speaker 7: realize I cooked too.
Speaker 12: This one?
Speaker 5: Did it not?
Speaker 7: Pull it up?
Speaker 5: What the fuck is going on?
Speaker 7: As a crashing?
Speaker 26: No?
Speaker 4: And you mam that?
Speaker 10: Okay?
Speaker 57: I kind of diet.
Speaker 9: Numb one half. I don't know why had this matter?
Speaker 10: Lee Harvey.
Speaker 7: This is the wrong way. I still have to listen
Speaker 7: to it.
Speaker 8: Okay, let's see where is the one I was looking
Speaker 8: at that I can just ex out sounds.
Speaker 7: Keep looking at that bullshit? That one was done.
Speaker 5: Maybe I just needed to advance this a little bit.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he goes on for a while, but he's he
Speaker 8: just names like man made and and uh natural natural
Speaker 8: and man made epidemics like something that they don't even like.
Speaker 8: They will never ever admit that there's a man made
Speaker 8: pandemic or epidemics. So he just flat outstays this and
Speaker 8: I think this is two thousand and nine, Yeah, two
Speaker 8: thousand and nine, and then he rattles off from there
Speaker 8: and he blames Israel and it This is something you
Speaker 8: can look up on your own, because I have to
Speaker 8: go to the uh the thing now because I only
Speaker 8: have four hours left of that day and then I
Speaker 8: gotta be back here for the Stephan Ver Stopping evening
Speaker 8: or do other things of life even if it's not that.
Speaker 7: But here, I'm gonna copy this and put it in
Speaker 7: the FTJ.
Speaker 5: Paste that.
Speaker 8: Inter think and then uh, let's see I put it
Speaker 8: over and rumble too. So this is this is the
Speaker 8: link to that if you guys want to watch it.
Speaker 8: Otesty links are so freaking weird always whatever, All right,
Speaker 8: So there is that. I guess there used to be
Speaker 8: some kind of like maybe crypto encryption or something like that.
Speaker 8: I don't know if the hell why that looks like that,
Speaker 8: But yeah, you guys have a wonderful day and I
Speaker 8: will see you maybe over around the Stephan Stop.
Speaker 7: And that's the name of the channel too, And it's
Speaker 7: not gonna be on YouTube. And pitch.
Speaker 8: Shoot, but where you get the link dropped in because
Speaker 8: the bitcho doesn't let you share links, So it'll be
Speaker 8: on the If you guys want to get in and talk,
Speaker 8: it'll be there. And if your name is Davis Luhreman,
Speaker 8: then I'll probably copy that link and just put it
Speaker 8: in the.
Speaker 7: What is it the telegram? Okay, there's one, maybe one
Speaker 7: more thing.
Speaker 5: Take a look.
Speaker 7: No, I don't mind gonna fucking worry about it.
Speaker 8: I gotta get go out there. I don't realize I
Speaker 8: was sorry almost twelve. That's kind of shitty. But yeah,
Speaker 8: if you look in the description you'll see stuff. The
Speaker 8: first thing would be the link directly to the book,
Speaker 8: and then and obviously I make hot sauce and it's awesome,
Speaker 8: so try it.
Speaker 7: There you go.
Speaker 5: And have a great day.
Speaker 7: Why am I not finding the right button?
Speaker 5: There you go?
Speaker 7: See you, Yes,