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From Iran to Israel to the Olympics: Round-the-clock tensions · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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Good day.
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Welcome to the Midday Report on the America Out Loud News Talk Radio Network.
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The counter-momentum spin.
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I am your host, Dr.
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Franco Musio.
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To our friends listening in the United States and around the world.
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Well, I mentioned this last week.
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I mentioned this that there's no lack of hard news items to keep keep our adrenaline going.
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And it'll continue to go.
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It actually will continue to accelerate.
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So our aim here is to direct to direct to stect out the nuances and underlying causes and foundations of these events.
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Many, many events with which we come into contact now all the time, 24-7.
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Today's show, I'm titling From Iran to the Olympics, Round the Clock Tribulations.
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Last week we spoke, I was honored, and I still am honored very much to have the world's expert on all kinds of topics, but particularly the Muslim topics.
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IQ Al-Razzoli.
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That's not his real name.
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We're going to use last week as a springboard.
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And we're going to talk a little bit more, the updates, if you want to call them that, of what's going on between the U.S.
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and the Iran.
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And then we're going to go into some other things that I think intersect.
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So IQ Al Razuli.
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He's Iraqi born.
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He's an Arabic speaker, of course.
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Uh, his mother tongue, uh, he's a scholar, he's an author.
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Um, that's, as I said, is not his real name.
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Uh, but uh he's among the foremost, if not the authority on Muhammad's Quran and Sunnah, the pillars of Sharia.
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And he's gonna enter well weave all of that into our understanding or attempted understanding of the Mideast.
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It's a whole nother ball game, ladies and gentlemen.
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It really is.
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Uh, he asserts that the Quran is not a holy book, it's actually a roadback to total war uh for all non-Muslims, especially the Western civilization.
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He characterizes Islam as a cult and uh religious political system, but not really religious.
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Rather, um, rather than just that, the facade of a religion, uh, it focuses on actions and the character of Muhammad, of course.
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Uh this particular individual, IQ Al Razzoli, uh, he's an exiled critic, as I mentioned, due to his outspoken and highly controversial opposition to fundamentalist Islam.
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It makes it impossible for him to return to any uh Islamic nation nation or nations.
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He's the author of the monumental trilogy.
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Uh by the way, I got my first book yesterday uh through Amazon, lifting the veil, the true faces of Muhammad and Islam should be a must-read.
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Really, for all of those who want to know the facts.
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It's available as I said on Amazon.
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Um I'm waiting for my second and my third, but I'm gonna go through this, I'm gonna devour it.
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So I encourage all of you to do the same.
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So IQ.
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Enough.
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Enough of introduction.
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Welcome to the show again.
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Thank you for having me.
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It is my pleasure.
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So I am going to, like a springboard, I'm gonna talk about the quote unquote, and I mentioned this kind of uh tongue-in-cheek developments, which there are none, but in the negotiations between the U.S.
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and Iran, and I'm gonna talk about the buildup, which is which is I don't know in history has ever been anything like this before.
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But this is what happened last Friday, all right?
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Last Friday in Muscat I want.
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Oh, or I'm sorry, what was it about 10 days ago now?
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Yeah, the 16th of February.
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Uh they reportedly proposed through an intermediary.
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The intermediary was the uh the Omanian foreign minister, which I mentioned looked like he was 12 years old, but no disrespect to him.
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I'm sure he's probably uh hell of a lot smarter than the other, the than the Iranians there, but he proposed they proposed a three-step plan to resolve the nuclear standoff.
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And uh and I said nuclear standoff, they don't want to talk about anything else with uh the United States, but it's actually with the war with the whole world.
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So uh it was a foreign minister Abbas Argachi, the uh Iranian delegation.
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Uh they said this step one immediate enrichment reductions.
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So they offered to temporarily lower temporarily, that's the key word here.
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Uh it's uranium enrichment to 3.67%, but temporarily.
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And uh in exchange, uh to Iran requested immediate access to the frozen assets, financial assets in the U.S.
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And official authorization to resume oil exports.
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Okay, that's one.
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Number two, uh permanent they they said they would commit to halting high-level uranium enrichment, okay, and fully restoring inspections by the International Atomic Energy Agency, IAEA.
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We've heard a lot about before.
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And uh this includes the quote additional protocol to allow surprise inspections at undeclared sites.
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Well, this is what they're saying.
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But guess what?
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They've had this before, and they lie.
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They lie, they lie.
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Um, so there these are all contingent on the U.S.
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and also Britain, Germany, France, um uh taking off or lifting additional uh sanctions.
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And then lastly, lastly, stockpile removal.
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They say uh Iran would transfer its existing stockpiles of highly enriched uranium to a third country, not naming that country, and and the U.S.
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Congress would we we would be required to approve the nuclear agreement.
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I mean, get this.
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And and Washington, our Congress would permanently lift all permanently primary and secondary sanctions.
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Okay, give me a you know, fill in the blank with expletives, um break.
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So they insisted only on the nuclear issues, and uh maintain their right to well, I I agree with this domestic uranium enrichment, but I don't trust them.
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So the US, on the other hand, very simple.
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They said, okay, we're adding ballistic missile issues, uh, or no ballistic missiles, and um removing the regional armed groups like Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis, you know, all of that.
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So there you go.
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I give it to you on a silver platter, IQ.
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Don't trust anything.
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It's that simple.
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It's not complicated.
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No, it's really not.
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It's not.
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I mean, they've been saying this since Obama's time.
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Even before Obama's been going on for 20 years now.
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The question is this anybody should ask.
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If you don't want to have an atom bomb, why do you need nuclear uh I mean uh ballistic missiles?
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Uh why do you need ballistic missiles?
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Of course.
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So if you don't want to have an atom bomb, what do you need uh ballistic missiles for?
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Yeah, well, they say it's too complicated.
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No, no, no, no, no.
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Don't talk about that.
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It doesn't matter.
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What they say is irrelevant, honestly.
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Yeah.
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The game now is the ball is in their court now.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Well Trump makes sure they are snookered.
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Uh-huh.
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Yeah, they are dead if they comply, and they are dead if they don't comply.
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Well, I dead meaning the the regime.
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Um we're discussing the regime.
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We're not discussing the Iranian people.
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Always keep this in mind.
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Well, discussing the regime, all your regime.
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What you just said, the ball is in their court, and really it is.
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But the assistant or deputy foreign minister said, and you know, whatever they say.
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It's it's just only it's only for the media to have something to talk about.
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Because there's nothing else to talk about.
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But he says, no, no, the ball is in the court of the United States.
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It's up to the United States if they want to play well, if they want to comply with what we're saying, if they want to be, you know, we're the good guys.
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Now, if they want to be the good guys, so this is what the deputy is saying.
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And um, you know, you you have to laugh uh uh or cry.
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You have to accept an American people, please.
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Those who are listening.
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In 1400 years of Islamic history.
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Never were the Muslims the victims.
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Starting with Mohammed.
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He was not a victim.
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He was always the victim, he was always the aggressor, he was always the hate monger.
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And this is Islam in a nutshell.
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Islam is an organized crime syndicate all over the world.
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And 200,000 say nobody can prove me wrong.
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So they could teach the mafia a few things, huh?
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There wasn't the mafia.
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The mafia's got honor.
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No honor.
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The mafia has honor.
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I'm gonna have honor, believe it or not.
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Oh, I'm gonna say they don't attack civilians, they don't attack the women and children of the other side.
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Islam?
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I don't know about that.
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Because they're cowards.
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They're rampant, they're rampant.
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Well, anyway, so so there's gonna be talks, actually, today.
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We're well, we're taping the day before, but on Tuesday, between the US and Iran.
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Um, and they're gonna be indirect talks again.
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So the indirect means that the Omanis are gonna be in one room.
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The U.S.
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are going to talk the Omanis, they're going to go out, and then the Omanis are going to go to the other room and talk.
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I'm laughing.
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I'm not making light of this.
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I because it is very, very serious.
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But if you look at it from a different angle, it's not serious with all your things.
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Franco please.
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Yes.
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If they were serious, they will talk to the Americans face to face.
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Yeah, I know.
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That's stupid.
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What they're doing is insane.
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It is.
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You don't have an intermediary.
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You talk to each other face to face.
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America talked to the Soviet Union.
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Yeah.
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Face to face.
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They talk to China face to face.
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By the way.
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This was the report.
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Have intermediaries is only delaying tactics.
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Of course.
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But by the way, these are the at the request of the Iranians.
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So it's uh it's not going to be an Oman, as I mentioned, it's going to be in Geneva and Switzerland.
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And I wonder if it's like in confession, you know, you have a screen in between, and then you have another screen on the other side.
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Oh my God.
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So again, it's indirect.
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Trump actually wants zero.
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I love this.
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He wants zero enrichment of uranium.
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Now, how can you argue?
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Um, I mean you gotta really think about how can you argue against enrichment just for civilian purposes and keeping it at three point uh whatever they meant 3.67%.
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You can't argue with that.
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But but you can't, but you can't trust them.
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So that is simple.
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Trump never argued with that.
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Nobody, not even the European Union argued with that.
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No problem at all.
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But you have been cheating since 2003.
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Right.
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Cheating.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, they'll continue to cheat.
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I mean, it's it's okay.
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So I'm gonna tell you something else, because I I'm blown away by this, but but uh in terms of the um assets, United States military assets, naval army, air force.
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Yeah, you you name it, Marines.
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It's it's to call it massive is an understatement, and particularly when you combine it with the um with the Israelis.
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So you got the 12-day war, of course, that Israel was Operation Rising Lion.
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Uh, you know, they the the air superiority is overwhelming.
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This is the Israeli assets, just the Israelis.
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So they have what do they have?
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Um, they have fifth generation F-35 stealth fighters, F-15, I jets.
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These are key assets in long-range precision strikes.
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They have multi-level layered missile defense, yes, arrow one or two, error three, David Sling, iron dome.
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By the way, that's being applied to the Gulf Nations now, if not already.
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They have drones, they have incredible, if not better than us.
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Intelligence and covert operations.
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Why better than us?
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Because they're constantly practicing, constantly training.
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Uh in fact, it's the real deal.
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For for how many years?
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Now the US.
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This will blow you away.
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The carrier, uh one carrier strike group, the USS means United States ship, Abraham Lincoln.
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It's in the uh Arabian Sea, the Indian Ocean.
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Now, now they're waiting, probably in a week or so that Gerald Ford.
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Now, each carrier strike group is itself sustained.
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It's kind of a city within a city, so to speak.
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It has the centerpiece, um, aircraft carrier.
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Then you got 65 to 70 aircraft on there.
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I mean, I uh that blew me away, but yes, that amount.
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You have at least one guided missile carrier.
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You have a destroyer squadron, two to three destroyers or more.
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You have a nuclear power attack submarine that accompanies that strike group, and you have a supply ship.
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So you're gonna have two of these.
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Two of these.
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You have strict other other than this, you have B-2 bombers, B-52 bombers, not with the strike group.
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You have them separately.
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Um, but you have deep stripe bombs, munitions, the GBU 57.
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These are mop, these are what we were used, the bunker busters um they were used what last uh last year to go into the underground facilities like Burdeaux.
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You have, we have electric warfare, we have EATG growlers, they're jamming Israeli surveillance and communication.
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Uh sorry, I apologize, not Israeli, Iranian, Iranian surveillance and communication technology.
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You have in Qatar, you have in Jordan, you have UAE, Air Force bases, you have strike equal.
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I mean, I'm gonna go on and on and on.
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It is overwhelming.
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You have, as I said, the thought of the Patriot Missile batteries, they're stationed in uh Israel, but also UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Jordan.
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You have other submarines that are not part of the strike group that uh is completely secret.
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You have additional battleships in the Red Sea and Mediterranean.
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You yeah, I mean, look, I'm sorry, and and they're saying now that the U.S.
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has to prepare for potentially weeks long operations.
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I don't think this is gonna be weeks long.
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Less than a week.
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Yeah.
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How about this?
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How about less how about much more, much less than a week?
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Of course, much less than a week because they already left.
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Um, no, no, no, no.
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Not in less than a week.
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I'm saying they're there, they start the operations from beginning to end.
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Now the uh talking heads are saying, oh, it's gonna be for weeks and weeks.
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I don't think it's gonna be for weeks.
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Well crap.
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I don't think it's gonna be for weeks.
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Yeah.
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Before the end of this month, before the end of this month, as Trump said.
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Before the end of this month, the war starts.
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Starts, and how how long will it take to end?
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24 hours.
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Yeah.
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You're laughing.
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I know I'm not.
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I'm not laughing.
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I'm saying I'm agreeing.
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Yeah, I know, I know.
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I'm agreeing with you.
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You were you're counting, you were counting this aircraft and this aircraft.
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Yeah.
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Let me put it in context.
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Yes.
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Between America and Israel, they have 1,000 aircraft.
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1,000 aircraft.
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Yeah.
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By the way.
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They are what the attack will be like a symphony orchestra of death.
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Well, you literally, a symphony of orchestra of death.
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Your words wave after wave after wave after wave for 24 hours.
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Impeccable, impeccable words.
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You need to get it.
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Yeah, yeah, but I'm explaining.
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I'm explaining to the American listener.
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Okay.
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All right.
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So these aircraft, 1,000 of them can destroy, and they will destroy.
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Yeah.
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A minimum.
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Yeah.
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2,000 to 4,000 individual targets.
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They have to they have to watch out, they don't run into themselves, by the way.
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You know, friendly fire.
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Yeah, yeah.
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The orchestra in orchestras, they don't run into each other.
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No, okay.
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But I mean, your your choice of words is impecc or impeccable.
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Yeah, but hold back.
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I'm going to hold your symphony.
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I'm going to hold your symphony of death for the moment.
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Welcome back.
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Welcome back to our symphony of uh destruction and death as per IQ.
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Uh I'm not again the audience, I'm not liking making light of this, but I I'm kind of chuckling and laughing because I I agree so much that it's so so far what's going on.
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But anyway, in response to this a couple days ago, Trump was in North Carolina.
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I I want to say he's support Bragg or anyway.
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He said, quote, um, it's been difficult to make a deal with Iran.
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First, he said a week before that that what we're making progress, or blah blah blah.
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No, it's been difficult to make a deal.
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Then he said something very interesting.
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And I want IQ to respond to this.
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He said, quote, something, uh, something you have to fear.
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That's the only thing that will really get the situation taken care of.
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No, sorry, sometimes, sometimes you have to fear.
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That's the only thing that really will get the situation taken care of, Trump said.
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So, meaning we have to fear, I suspect.
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We have to fear because it's just we don't, you know, willy-nilly go and start bombing places.
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You gotta be nervous.
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Um what what say you?
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No, he's right.
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Look, Trump is not Trump is a master of controlling situations, he is literally a three-dimensional chess player.
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Yeah, it doesn't matter, people laugh at him, right?
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Uh suffer from Trump derangement syndrome, is it's all irrelevant.
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It is the fact is that he from the day he became president until today, he achieved more in one year than any president in the history of the republic.
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There's no question about it.
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He had four years to practice, so to speak.
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He got three, yeah, he had five years to learn.
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Five years to learn.
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He was observing who should be in his cabinet before they even realized they would be in his cabinet.
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Right.
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Rubio was against him.
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Oh, well, they competed against him.
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Yeah, he should have denominations.
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This is a you've got to give the man credit.
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Even the ones who were against him, he used them because he realized they were good.
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Although there's one person, just thinking off the top of my head, they were very much together than they because either you love you love hard and you hate hard.
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But you remember John Bolton, John Bolton was very honest.
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Yeah, well, listen, very much uh aligned with being a hawk and so forth.
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But they don't like each other anymore.
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No, no, he was a snake.
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Oh, John Bolton.
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Bolton was a snake.
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He betrayed Trump.
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There's no question.
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He he was releasing information to the news media.
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Yeah, I know.
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Yeah, that was no good.
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That's betrayal.
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Okay.
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That's betrayal.
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Okay, I'm gonna shift gears here.
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You have recently written an article, it's gonna be on soon, America Out Loud News.
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It's done, by the way.
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Oh, oh, it's it.
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Okay, good.
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So it's called, and and I I was mentioning off the air.
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I I want to focus on in this segment about this.
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So, and and let me um allow me to set the stage.
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So the title is very short.
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No Jews, no news, no Jews exclamation mark, no news exclamation mark.
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I read this the first time.
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You really need to read this a couple times, but it it to sink in.
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It's absolutely superb, and what it does is it's very relevant to today's situation with Iran, but also with Israel, combines the outrageous, outrageous anti-Israeli sentiment, and also the hypocritical lack of anti-Ayatollah, anti-theocracy sentiment.
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So, so basically, there's a lack of support.
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This is what you're getting at at Iranian protesters.
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So I'm I'm gonna sum this up, and then usually I don't do it this way, but I I am gonna do it this way.
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So basically, and and interrupt me if you think I'm not right.
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So uh world attention is incessant against Jews and Judaism, okay?
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Why?
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Well, you described it.
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Why is the United States and the world not against Muslim and Islam as it is against Judaism?
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I'm not saying the United States government, I'm saying these radical parts, which is a lot, except the media, you forget the media.
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No, no, no.
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No, I'm just about to.
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The most important ones are the media.
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Yeah, so except for isolated occurrences such as the fraud by the Somalis in Minneapolis, but why is the media feeding all of this anti-Jewish sentiment?
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It still is.
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And to me, tying this all together to what we're talking about with the um problems with Iran.
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Why is there relative silence around the world and lack of support for the protest, the Iranian protesters?
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Well, is it a question of media?
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Is it a dislike for the Iranian people?
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Is it equating the Iranian people with theocracy?
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And by the way, as you mentioned, these protesters are not Islam, they're they're Iranian citizens, but they do not like the government, they're not pro-theocracy.
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So this supports really the title of the article.
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Um, so and I and I have different segments here I want to talk about, but I'm talking too much as usual.
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So go.
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Go meaning go ahead.
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Yeah, you you use the word the silence of the world.
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That's not true.
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The only people who are silent are the Western media.
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Only the Western media.
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That's what I'm talking about.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Very important the difference.
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The other countries are not silent.
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India is not silent.
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Uh many other countries in Asia are not silent.
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The Western media is silent.
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Why are they silent?
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80 million people want to have a freedom.
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Because they're brainwashed by his being slaughtered.
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So they'll be subjugated for 47 years to the most draconian rules of any country can be.
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You're talking you're talking about the Jews.
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You're talking about the Jews.
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No, no, no, the Iranians.
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All these Iranians are talking.
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Oh, okay.
26:26
Okay, sorry.
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47 years in Iran, not Israel.
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Okay.
26:31
But the news media until now, literally until the last few days, were silent.
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There were no demonstrations.
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Where are all those students who were demonstrating regarding Gaza?
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Why are they not demonstrating for Iran?
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Why are they not in the universities demonstrating and occupying universities in support of Iran?
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I'm asking them.
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Well, you yeah, you're in you're gonna answer your own question because I have the same question.
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I'm being rhetorical.
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Why are they silent?
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Death definingly silent.
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Simple.
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Because the ones who are slaughtering the Iranians are Muslims, not Jews.
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It is Muslims who are slaughtering Christians in Asia and in Africa, and again, the news media, the politicians, the clergy in the West, deathly silent.
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No pipsqueak, not a pipsqueak.
27:32
Why?
27:33
You slap a Palestinian and for 24 hours the news media say, ah, the Jews slapped a Palestinian.
27:43
I want to understand something.
27:46
The Mount of Olives was a Christian place also, not a Jewish place also.
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Right.
27:53
Why is it only for the Muslims?
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Well, why only the Muslim have the right to be on the Temple Mounts?
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So you tell me.
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I tell you.
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Because the Christian world abdicated itself.
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You fought the Crusades.
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Why did the Christians fight the crusades?
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Because the Muslims were literally slaughtering and enslaving Christians who were trying to get to the holy land to pray.
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And they had enough, and they decided to go to war.
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Unfortunately, typical of Christians, they were fighting each other more than they were fighting the Muslims.
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Yes.
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Even now.
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Well, that's typical of Muslims too, by the way.
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Correct, but they succeeded while you failed.
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There is a difference.
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They succeeded.
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In spite of their fighting, they succeeded.
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The Christians failed.
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Even today, you support the Christians more.
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Sorry, you support the Muslims in Europe.
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You support the Muslims in the media in America more than they support the Christians and the Jews.
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By the way, you're a pseudo-Christian, by the way.
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So see, no response.
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No response.
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No, no, no, nothing to do with.
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I mean, really.
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No response.
29:15
Okay, so why is that?
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I mean, that that you're looking for.
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Because they hate Jews.
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It's simple.
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I said the answer.
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The answer is they hate Jews.
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It's irrational hatred.
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So it's irrational.
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You cannot just the enemy of my enemy is my friend.
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Is that what you're saying?
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No, no, no, no.
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This has gone beyond that.
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The hatred in the West against Jews is the Christian hatred.
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Forget about the Muslim hatred.
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The Muslim hatred is ingrained in Muhammad's Quran.
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We know that.
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The Christian hatred started 1700 years ago, when the Catholic Church became the dominant power in the Roman Empire.
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The day they became dominant, they started rules and regulations against the Jews.
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They said they are the new Israel.
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They said they are the new chosen people.
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That's someone they declared.
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Well, it's all in the myoretic.
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Okay.
30:17
I'm going to play devil's advocate.
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And just just so if you look at the two countries that are the closest emotionally and even uh affectionately, if you will, is Italy, the Vatican, and Israel.
30:31
Okay.
30:32
Now, now, this is one part of your article, is what you're saying.
30:38
But the way you tie in the Iranian situation, I think is masterful.
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So let me allow me to quote to quote you.
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Okay?
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I'm going to quote a couple paragraphs and see how masterfully you do this.
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Because your article is not only about Jews, it's about yes, it is, but then you're really focusing on the Iranians as well.
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The lack of support for uh the Iranian protesters.
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Here you go.
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In late uh December 2025, you gave a history.
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The Iranian people had enough of repression, corruption, mismanagement by the Ayatollah started revolting.
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Okay, blah, blah, blah.
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You understood that.
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Their combined silence, meaning the United States, meaning uh the revolutionaries in the schools.
31:27
You mentioned the Ivy League schools, by the way, I've I've lost a tremendous amount of respect for these schools.
31:33
Um, but allowed Muslims, misfits BLM and Antifa to terrorize not only Jewish students, but all others who are not in in lockstep with the leftist criminals.
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By the way, that was perpetrated by media as well.
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Uh, with paid to paid agitators, may I add?
31:51
That's not it was not yours, your uh words.
31:54
But then you wrote here their combined current silence is not only deafening, but revealing that their agenda was not, was and is not to do with the so-called rights of Gazans, but purely to demonize and or dehumanize Jews and Israelis.
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Then you sum this up uh in the middle of your article.
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Are the lives of brave Iranians less than those of the cowardly and malicious Gazans?
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As far as, and by the way, uh I have to intervene here kind of.
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You're talking about, I think you're talking about Hamas and the government of Gaza, not so much the Palestinian people, but anyway, as far as the Jew haters who support Hamas genocide of Jews, the lives of Iranians are worthless compared to those of Gazans.
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I I to me that's uh a masterful statement.
32:52
Um, and I I think you you did not expound on that, but you you threw that out that that yes, I uh that this parallel or this dovetailing, if you will, is true.
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And but it and it does set the stage, if you will, because uh these massive protests over the last few weeks, and now how many 20, 30, 40, some say 80,000 citizens were killed.
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That you hear a little bit about this, but not a whole lot, very little.
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That's what you're saying.
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Why?
33:30
That's what you are saying.
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Yeah, but my article was trying to explain in simple terms and shortest possible articles.
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I could write a whole book on the subject.
33:43
Maybe you should.
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Because you write very you write very well.
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Maybe I will.
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The point is this.
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You write very well, yeah.
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The silence is deafening.
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Why?
33:53
Why did they not demonstrate?
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Why?
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For the Iranian protesters.
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For the exact why are the Gaza people more relevant in life than the Iranian people?
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Well, and the Iranian people have a state.
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The Gaza people have no state.
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There is no Palestinian state.
34:18
Right.
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It never existed in history, it doesn't exist today as we speak.
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Only theoretically, in the United Nations, and of all countries and all organizations on earth.
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The UN is the most corrupt organization.
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Oh, today.
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Give me a break.
34:36
Yes.
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No, no, I I know.
34:38
I uh elected, they elected on for the former.
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The national security.
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The National Security Council.
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The National Security Council.
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Oh, God's sake.
34:51
Exactly.
34:52
The hypocrisy is just uh uh overwhelming.
34:55
But that's exactly what it is.
34:57
What I gained from hypocrisy.
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That's it.
35:01
Yeah, it's it's it's rampant.
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But what I gained from you is that um, well, here, this is the the last part of your article.
35:08
You wrote here it was Christian theologians who forced Jews in the fifth century to wear distinctive clothing to identify identify them for humiliation and discrimination.
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1600 years before Hitler, and I'm gonna write this here 200 years before Islam.
35:23
Okay, you wrote 1400 years, but 200 years before Islam.
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Fear of the different when combined with power always ends with repression, persecution, and destruction.
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And your second to last sentence is the total lack of support for three weeks by most westers for the oppressed Iranians, and their obscene silence proves the title of this article.
35:51
Meaning, no Jews, no news.
35:54
So the US and Western countries and media in particular have been focused on anything anti-Jew, but have excluded to the most for the most part anything anti-theocracy, anti-Ayatollah, anti-Muslim, and by the way, their repression, their their repression and their their awful means of government.
36:23
Am I right?
36:24
Uh, you're right.
36:25
But when you say anti revealing the truth about Islam is not anti-Islam.
36:33
The word anti-Islam is wrong.
36:36
No, no, no.
36:37
Oh, oh, yeah, I see.
36:38
Um why why?
36:42
Well, simple, why?
36:44
If I'm if somebody is revealing what the what mean camp is saying, does that make him anti-German?
36:50
No.
36:52
It makes him anti-Nazi.
36:54
But Islam is a belief system worse than the Nazis.
36:59
Okay.
37:00
So you're you're dividing Islam and Muslims.
37:03
Is that what you're telling me?
37:04
Because you know, no, no, no, I'm not dividing Islam and Muslims.
37:08
I said Germans, it's a nationality.
37:10
No, no, no, I yeah, I know, I know.
37:12
Islam is not a nationality, it's a universal belief system.
37:16
Okay, all right.
37:17
So, in other words, the Iranians are not for the most part.
37:22
Why are Muslims called Iranians?
37:25
Uh, you're going back to uh Persia, Persia.
37:28
I'm asking you.
37:29
Yeah.
37:29
Why are Iranians called Iranians?
37:32
You're going back to the Persian Empire.
37:35
To before the Persian Empire.
37:38
They are the Arian people.
37:39
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
37:41
But don't dismiss it.
37:42
Yes, yes.
37:43
No.
37:44
Aryan is the root of Iran.
37:46
Yes.
37:48
Okay.
37:49
Okay.
37:49
So we are talking about a very ancient and very prosperous and very contributive uh nation.
37:57
Hold that, hold that thought.
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America Outlaw dot news, liberty and justice for all.
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And welcome back.
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We are back with the infamous, famous, I shouldn't use the word infamous, famous, IQ Al-Brisoli.
39:23
I'm going to switch gears completely, and I'm going to set the stage because this is kind of in a way pissing me off.
39:30
Um, what's been going on at the Olympics?
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The question of 232 US Olympic athletes.
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Should they be allowed to speak critically of the United States while representing our country?
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And it's been a uh a topic in the last couple weeks here of a lot of debates and you know um topics of uh involving the freedom of speech, patriotism, the purpose of the Olympic game.
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So I'm gonna read to you, and IQ listen to.
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This, the uh International Olympic Committee, rule 40 and 50 and 40 prohibits protests and political, religious, or racial propaganda in the field of play and settings on the podium, during competitions, or in the Olympic village.
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However, the IOC has loosened these rules to allow for expression at press conferences, interviews on social media and in team meetings.
40:30
So this sets the sage what's been going on.
40:34
So proponents argue that speaking out, by the way, it's only the United States, American.
40:40
It's a fundamental American right, yeah.
40:42
And then athletes are people first, yeah, not just representatives of a government.
40:47
Okay, I I have issues with that, but uh at least on the world stage.
40:53
And many athletes feel uh it's important to voice opinions or issues like human rights, and and and still represent the United States while criticizing its policies.
41:03
Well, I have problems with that.
41:06
Uh shut your mouth, talk as much as you want, otherwise, but you're while you're on the podium of the world, uh representing the United States or or other countries.
41:16
So, no, but don't use that, you know, show uh compete as hard as you can and uh do what you're there for, but don't start mixing things up with politics.
41:29
So critics contend, and including me, that wearing the U.S.
41:33
flag, um, so it represents the country, just like I'm saying, not to use that as a platform, the Olympics for political and then and then other types of divisive type of um talk.
41:46
So the the athletes, and I'm gonna go through this, but uh a little bit later.
41:53
What what do you think IQ about that?
41:56
100% I agree with you.
41:58
By the way, yes, only Western athletes are allowed to get away with it.
42:04
In any country, if they're athletes, the disparages the country, either gets dead or gets exiled.
42:15
Yeah, well in Western countries they are allowed to abuse, and it is called abuse.
42:22
As you said, they are there to do competition.
42:26
Compete, keep your mouth shut.
42:29
You want to open your mouth after the competition, you return home and open your mouth as much as you want.
42:36
But as long as you are outside America, you keep your mouth shut and keep the focused on winning the medals.
42:47
So it even goes beyond that.
42:49
I remember you know this probably better than anybody.
42:52
I don't think it was the Olympics, but it was an Iraqi um oh Iraqi soccer team.
42:58
And I think uh Saddam Hussein, yes.
43:02
I I apologize for laughing, but they lost whatever, they lost the match, they came back, but it was the two kids who ordered their killings.
43:10
Um what even animals don't do that, right?
43:15
Yes, we're discussing about animals.
43:17
We're discussing it.
43:18
Human beings are evil, they're worse than animals.
43:21
Don't insult the animals.
43:23
Animals in general do not destroy their own kind in general, right?
43:29
Right, unless they're humans do unless they're hungry, yes.
43:33
Uh, so you you've had so these criticisms from the athletes, and and can understand.
43:40
So you've had immigration and ice, that's been going on not only in Minnesota, but other other states and cities of the United States, but you have these multiple athletes, you have the freestyle skier, what's her name?
43:51
Hunter Hess and Chris Lilis, and by the way, this is when they're being questioned.
43:56
Okay, so Hunter Hess in press conferences says she has quote unquote mixed emotions about representing the U.S.
44:03
right now, and clarifying that just because I'm wearing the American flag doesn't mean that I represent everything that's going on in the US.
44:11
Well, guess what?
44:12
Then don't represent the US, okay, as you said, IQ.
44:18
Don't represent the U.S.
44:19
In fact, don't represent go somewhere else.
44:23
Yeah.
44:24
Like this Chinese girl.
44:25
Oh my gosh.
44:26
She was born in America, raised in America, part of the Olympics, and then she joined joined the Chinese part because she's half Chinese.
44:35
She's half Chinese.
44:36
She was born in San Francisco.
44:37
Uh no, yes, San Francisco.
44:39
She was born in China or uh and lived in San Francisco all her life, and then in the summer goes back to China.
44:45
But she, and then there's another one too, but she represents China, and guess what?
44:50
She's a multi-multi-millionaire, because she's represented by corporations in China, that she she's very young and filthy rich at this point.
45:01
And is that what the Olympics are all about?
45:03
To take uh okay, fine.
45:05
If you're a dual citizen, they they have uh rules about this.
45:09
If you're a dual citizen, go ahead and represent you know Israel or or Canada or what have you, but but don't get paid tens of millions of dollars and then speak badly about the United States and then choose to be so that gets into even more difficult situations between the U.S.
45:28
and and China, but you're right.
45:31
But let me get into this.
45:32
Chris Lilis described himself as quote unquote heartbroken over the administration's handling of immigration, called for the country to focus on respecting rights and treating citizens and love.
45:42
Well, what about skiing?
45:44
What about the reason you're there?
45:47
What about what about the ins and outs of skiing and competing against your competitors and describing your competitors and how uh it it should be an honor to represent your country, but what about the uh the mechanics of the sport that you're involved in and competing again against other people?
46:07
What about that?
46:09
Uh uh and not talking about anything about the United States or or LGBTQ, all this stuff.
46:15
So there's a figure skater, Amber Glenn, spoke out about the difficulties the LGBTQ community had faced during the current administration.
46:25
Well, what about other administrations around the world uh that is are much much much more severe than and uh that's not even the right word, severe.
46:35
Um less tolerant, if you will.
46:38
Uh but they don't say anything about that, and they're not supposed to.
46:41
It's it's been a hard time for marginalized groups.
46:43
That's what she's saying.
46:45
So um sorry, they are marginalized with all the respect to her stupidity.
46:52
They're not marginalized.
46:54
Tell us how you feel.
46:55
Yeah, well, it's not how I feel, it's how I know.
46:58
Oh, yes.
46:59
Tell us how you know odd group, a biological odd group, a minority, a one point seven percent of humanity.
47:09
Here we go.
47:09
We're not discriminating against them.
47:12
They are trying to impose upon us, the majority, that their way of life is the correct way of life.
47:19
No, it isn't it is not a correct way of life, but we are tolerating them.
47:25
Okay, they can do whatever they want within the group, but they are not allowed to impose it upon children and young other people.
47:35
It's that simple.
47:36
Nobody is discriminating against them, nobody is hanging them, nobody is putting them in concentration camps, nobody is excluding them from anything.
47:45
They're not allowed to be in the military.
47:47
Why?
47:47
Because the military is for warfare.
47:49
They used to under Biden.
47:52
Yeah.
47:52
Remember?
47:53
There was no military under Biden.
47:55
Yes, no.
47:56
There was no military.
47:57
That's why that's why you had a disaster.
48:00
Well, this time, I'm gonna say nothing under Biden.
48:03
Yeah, from a from a um medical.
48:05
From any point of view, you had nothing under Biden.
48:07
Yeah, I know.
48:08
You had no justice, you had no military, you have no morality, you have nothing.
48:13
I am gonna argue with you because I am gonna tell you you don't know what you're talking about when it because it's not that simple.
48:23
Although on face value, I do agree with you that the the this LGBT uh I'll tell you why, the LGBTQ, all of that, when you're a youngster and you're highly impressionable, and the media especially, and this progressive left wing say you do whatever you want, and blah blah blah, and you see that the that the rate of um let's just take transgenderism is fairly high among 18 to 25 year olds, let's say, or or 15 to 18 year olds, as the age demographic gets higher and get older, the uh percentage of avowed transgenders go much lower, much lower.
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Okay.
49:07
Now, that's in real time, real-time surveys, and you look at the political spectrum, of course.
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The much younger are heavily leading progressives, and as they age, you see that the uh flip correlation, okay, the reverse proportionality, if you will, that uh you have more and more conservatives, either Democrats or Republicans, but you don't have as many transgenders.
49:34
So my point is this: that there is a certain number of true biological and neurologic transgenders.
49:45
They cannot help it.
49:47
They were born that way.
49:49
This is I I wrote a medical article about why and how, based on the um the brain in utero, the first trimester, you basically have the uh section.
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Organs, the testicles and the um ovaries develop.
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Then you have the gender portion, how you feel in terms of your sex, the second and third trimester, and then after birth.
50:12
Sometimes they don't connect.
50:14
Very rarely is that.
50:16
So you do have genuine transgenders.
50:20
On the other hand, not to the degree that's out there, and that's what you were speaking of.
50:24
Listen, I'm gonna leave that for another show.
50:27
I'm gonna leave that for another show.
50:29
But my point is that the Olympics shouldn't be a platform for that at all.
50:36
So then you have you have others, okay.
50:39
The skiers.
50:39
There's a couple skiers, they're not a deep political divides in the country.
50:43
Well, look at Turkey.
50:45
Look at other countries, for example.
50:47
Look at UK.
50:49
Look at UK in terms of political divides.
50:52
My goodness, they have different prime ministers every couple of, I don't know about every couple weeks, but pretty often they do.
50:59
And then this really got to me.
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You have his name is Gus Kenworthy.
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He come he competed for Great Britain, UK.
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But he was uh uh born in the United States.
51:12
He he was actually uh formerly represented the U.S.
51:15
This is what he did on X.
51:18
He urinated, urinated the F word, and then IC after that, urinated in yellow on uh um ice on on snow, took a picture of that, and um, and then publicized it everywhere.
51:35
So uh, you know, you know that this person, even if he represents Britain, my estimation, Britain should say, wait a minute, this this goes way, way beyond.
51:47
You can't do this.
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And my this is me personally.
51:52
I of course not many agree with this, but I would fire all of them uh in terms of being on the U.S.
51:59
Olympic teams and the UK.
52:01
Uh I would ban them from future competition.
52:04
I uh and in terms of representing the U.S., I would remove their medals if they had medals, and I'd have them pay their way back to the United States.
52:12
Now, that sounds very uh stringent, but this the I understand the First Amendment, yes, but but do you do you uh propriety is propriety?
52:23
By the way, guess who has a lot to do with this?
52:27
The media because based on the uh IOC rules, no, they did not say this these things while they were competing, they said it in press conferences, and it's okay to do that according to their rules.
52:39
So it was the media who was asking, particularly Americans, some UK, uh, and and goading them, in other words, fueling them to say bad things, not bad things, but say critical things of the United States, the media.
52:54
So not the United States, they're doing it because of Trump.
52:57
Well, well, yeah.
52:58
They never said anything when Biden was in power.
53:01
Uh, yes, that's true.
53:02
That's true.
53:03
Nothing, not a word, nobody ever objected under Biden.
53:06
All right, good point.
53:07
Good point.
53:08
Yeah, you make a good point.
53:10
You make a good point.
53:11
Uh, yes, yes, because no country is completely without you know controversy without political parties, without no country.
53:21
Uh oh, oh, except China and except the Soviet Union.
53:25
I'm sorry, um, Russia.
53:27
I apologize.
53:28
So, yeah, this is against Trump.
53:31
But yes, there's things I don't like about Trump either.
53:35
There's things I don't like about me, myself.
53:39
And believe it or not, even though you're not going to admit it on air, there's probably things about you, IQ, that you don't like about yourself.
53:48
Yes or no?
53:49
Ah, you agree.
53:50
You agree with it.
53:50
You agree with that.
53:51
They are traits of mine, I don't like.
53:54
Friends of yours?
53:55
Oh, traits, traits.
53:56
Yes.
53:57
Yes.
53:57
Okay.
53:58
Ah, you agreed it to it.
54:00
Well, listen, we are not superhuman people.
54:05
We're human.
54:06
We have realties, we have weaknesses.
54:12
So if Trump wants to um name Dulles Airport International Airport, which is right next to me here, close to me, after his name.
54:19
Well, I completely disagree with that and put his name on the Kennedy Center and Penn Station.
54:24
I I completely just you have to be dead for that to happen.
54:28
So that part is a farce.
54:30
I I'm sorry, Mr.
54:32
Trapp, if you're listening, I completely disagree with that.
54:35
But only but he's only putting up balloons to freak out the left.
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To freak out the left.
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Is that what he's doing?
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Yeah, of course, of course.
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Well, Penn Station?
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Yeah.
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It's a toilet space.
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But for God's sake, by the way.
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What do you want to have your name there?
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Years ago, years ago, when I was much younger, I got stuck in Penn Station at night because they were not trains going coming back to Washington.
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And I had to go to the bathroom so bad.
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I went to the bathroom, and there were all these drug dealers in there, and they were all looking at me.
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I said, Oh shit, I gotta go.
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And then I said, Can I hold it?
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Can I hold it?
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So I held it a couple hours, and then I said, I really have to go.
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So I went back, same ones were there in the same urinals and the same.
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I said, Oh, God help me.
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Yeah, it is a toilet.
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You're right.
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Right.
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Oh, I have these memories here.
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Okay, so from basically, basically, do they have too much freedom?
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Does the First Amendment allow too much freedom?
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Um, the bottom line, talk is cheap, put your money where your mouth is.
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Actions speak louder than words.
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If you want to leave the United States, if you're not happy with the United States, fine, go ahead and do it.
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Go ahead and do it.
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Guess what?
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They don't do it.
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So, what did Trump say?
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He said he called Hunter has quote a you know, real loser on social media.
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And he wrote, he wrote, he suggested he shouldn't have should not have tried out for the team if he didn't want to represent the country.
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And it he wrote, it's or he said, yeah, he wrote, it's too bad he's on it.
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Very hard to root for someone like this.
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And of course, he's 100% right about that, and J.D.
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Vance said things, but common sense will tell you not to act that way.
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Yeah, but common sense is not with these people.
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Yeah, they don't have common sense.
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Yes, yes.
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They don't have decency.
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They are ingrates.
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They have no gratitude.
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So what should be the punishment?
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And makes them rich, and they piss on the country.
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Yes, they do.
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They do.
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They're very hypocritical, and uh, we're gonna have to leave it at that IQ.
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So no problem.
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Uh thank you again.
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Thank you, my heart goes to you.
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Uh, even though we don't agree 100%, we agree 98%.
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So thank you so much for listening.
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For having me.
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Absolutely.
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Take care.
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Thank you.