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55 - Happy New Year, Terrorist Attacks, Islam and The West are Incompatible · World Ablaze with George Fontes

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Well, hello, World of Blaze listeners, and happy new year.
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We are now in 2025, and this is the first episode of World of Blaze with yours truly,
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George Fonts, for the year 2025.
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Now, while many were able to celebrate around the world, welcome in the new year, have hopes for a better you, a better, I don't know, America, a better Japan, a better Germany, wherever you live.
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Everybody wanted to step into 2025 and leave 2024 behind them.
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Absolutely.
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But in America, in America, while everybody was joyous in celebrating, we suddenly had two tragic events take shape.
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Two tragic events that open our eyes to what has always been possible and what has always been here on our soil.
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When we were all sleeping, now we were up partying, but our minds were turned off.
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We were not ever thinking about what may happen.
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And that's what I mean by America was sleeping.
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You see, we had a terrorist attack in New Orleans, and we had what seems to be a terrorist
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attack in Las Vegas, both on New Year's.
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Both attacks bear some similarities and seem to be connected in that they were both under
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the alleged allegiance to ISIS by both perpetrators.
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Now, in New Orleans, the attacker chose to use a truck that was rented.
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I believe it was an F-150 truck rented on Turo.
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Turo being a place you can go to rent vehicles.
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I'm familiar with it.
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I know somebody who actually uses this.
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They buy certain vehicles that may be, I don't know, let's consider like high-end sports
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car. They also own a really cool, like, what do you call those vans? Like those Mercedes vans
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that are like campers, but they're like super fancy. And he has one of those and he's always
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putting those up on Turo and people rent them. So I was familiar with Turo from that. Many people
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may not be familiar with Turo, but just so you know, Turo is, it's an app where you can log in
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rent pretty much anything from a dream car to just, you know, a standard sedan to go on a trip.
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And you don't have to go through the long, tedious process that you would go through with,
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let's say, Hertz rent a car or budget or enterprise or whatever you use, whatever you use.
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So Turo made it easy and simple. So the attacker in New Orleans used this app to rent this F-150
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truck. So it's a, you know, it's a good size truck. It's heavy. It, uh, it can carry things.
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It's large. And of course it's going to have an impact on anybody who stands in its way.
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More than likely that person who's in the way of this large speeding vehicle is going to die.
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And that's exactly what happened. The crazy thing about this attack is there was a lot of video and
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it was, it was, it was something that was done in New Orleans and has happened on Bourbon street.
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One of the most popular streets in the world.
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I mean, it's a destination, especially on New Year's Eve, on Mardi Gras.
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There's a lot of very high-profile sports events.
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I mean, the Super Bowl is going to be there.
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The Sugar Bowl was scheduled to happen, and they had to reschedule the Sugar Bowl due to the incident.
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Now, given how high profile New Orleans is on these days,
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and the fact that Bourbon Street is such a popular, popular street,
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and I'm talking worldwide,
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I would say it's very similar to popularity of Vegas in some respects.
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Now, the security measures were a bit lax,
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and there's a lot to discuss there.
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There were barricades that are usually up on Bourbon Street
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that are deployed to stop this sort of thing from happening,
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from anyone driving into the street because it's just flooded with pedestrians.
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But this time, this particular time, it was not.
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This New Year's Eve, those barricades were not up
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because they were allegedly getting serviced or upgraded.
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Now, who would choose this time to have them serviced or upgraded
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and not be able to be deployed on such a high-profile day
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and events such as New Year's Eve? That is a question that has yet to be answered,
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but needs to be considered. Now, the person who did this, this person, what's crazy about it
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is they're a U.S. veteran. They are a military veteran. The person was, I believe, to be 42 years
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old as it's been reported. Name is Shamsuddin Jabbar, and I'm sure I freaking mispronounced
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that because, listen, I don't speak Arabic. I'm sure I mispronounced that. But Shamsud
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Din Jabar, it's S-H-A-M-S-U-D. That's the first name, dash D-I-N, Jabar, J-A-B-B-A-R.
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But regardless, this person's a military veteran, served multiple tours, a U.S. citizen,
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someone you would never expect to carry something out as heinous as this terrorist attack.
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an attack in which he used this truck to plow through people on Bourbon Street.
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Now, as of now, as the reports that have come out,
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the death toll is up to 15 people as of now.
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I don't know if there will be more reported,
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but so far we know there's 15 people.
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Now, while he used this truck to run people over,
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speeding at very high speeds to do this,
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he also had a weapon on him.
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I think multiple weapons, but for sure one.
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Again, things are getting convoluted with the reporting,
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but I know there was one weapon as well as, get this, IEDs.
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That's right, improvised explosive devices.
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This person drove through Bourbon Street at a high rate of speed,
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plowed through a few people, got out of the vehicle,
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grabbed his rifle, his weapon, and began to start shooting.
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Now, the positive here is that law enforcement in the area reacted very quickly,
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and they ended up killing the attacker.
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They have video.
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They have video of everything that happened, and some of that was released.
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But before everything was found out, I want you to hear this press release
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Because as I've just described everything, and let me go back to this.
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We have a person who rented a large vehicle who sped through the streets of New Orleans,
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which by the way, had Texas plates.
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So they're alleging that he traveled all the way from Texas to commit this heinous crime
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against humanity, this terrorist act.
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So rented this large vehicle, drove all the way into New Orleans, sped through the streets,
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killed people with a truck, got out with a rifle, and started shooting.
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On top of that, they found IEDs.
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There was a few in the truck, I believe.
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And they're reporting that this wasn't a terrorist attack.
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At this time, the first reports were,
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we'll just dismiss this as a terrorist attack.
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It's just a heinous crime.
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So I'm going to play the FBI's response.
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I want you to hear this.
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Enough information that the FBI will be taking over this investigation.
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And with that, I am going to be asking, this is the assistant agent in charge.
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This is Agent Duncan, Special Agent Duncan.
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And she has taken over this case on behalf of us and the FBI.
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As always, we will be in partnership with all of our partners.
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But Agent Duncan, if you want to, I have a few words for everybody.
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Thank you, ma'am. Good morning. My name is Aletha Duncan. I'm the assistant special agent in charge for FBI New Orleans. As Chief Kirkpatrick said, we'll be taking over the investigative lead for this event. This is not a terrorist event. What it is right now is there improvised explosive devices that was found, and we are working on confirming if this is a viable device or not.
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All right. You just heard that, right? You just heard that. Remember what I just said earlier,
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large truck rented, speeding through the streets, killing a dozen people. Person has an automatic
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rifle or weapon, gets out, starts shooting, gets into a gunfight with the police. Police kill him.
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and then the FBI is saying
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this is not a terrorist event
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but we did find IEDs
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hold on
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in what world do you live in
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do improvised explosive devices
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and terrorist event
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do not go together
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isn't anything
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in which a person uses
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an explosive device
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against the general public
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isn't that always considered
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an act of terrorism
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Now, this was a radicalized act of terrorism because according to reports that came out later,
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the attacker, Shamsuddin Jabbar, again, who was 42 years old, was a U.S. Army veteran.
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Okay, let me let this sink in.
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He was a U.S. Army veteran, lived in Texas, hence the Texas plates on the rental vehicle,
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and being someone who committed their life to service.
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Now, after he got out of service, he ended up getting into real estate or something like that.
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He was in the tech industry.
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This is someone who was considered to be a smart individual.
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I don't know what his personal life was like.
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Details are still unfolding.
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They're still being discovered.
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They're still being revealed.
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We don't know everything yet.
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But this person got radicalized at some point.
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Maybe he always was radicalized.
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We don't know.
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We don't know.
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But it's crazy to think.
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It's crazy to think that somebody who served the United States of America in a military capacity that was able to give up their life to protect America had become radicalized and was going to go ahead and commit a terrorist act against American people on U.S. soil.
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There are also reports that Jabbar had said that he was going to kill his own family.
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He was prepared to kill his own family as well, but never followed through with it.
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So the question remains, what happened here?
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What caused him to turn?
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That's the question.
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That's the question that has not been answered.
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There's a lot of speculation as to his background, but we have no idea who or what he encountered
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while he was in the military.
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We have no idea why he chose to take this path.
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these are the questions that I want answered.
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And the bigger question that I want answered
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and that America needs answered
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is why this was even allowed to happen on American soil.
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Why this was allowed to happen anywhere in the world
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is the question regardless.
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Acts of extreme terrorists
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under the guise of religion,
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not even just religion,
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extreme religious sect,
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ISIS, a terrorist organization
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who believes in extreme Islamic rule,
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who wants to enact Sharia law across the world
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and destroy all Western civilizations.
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Now, the other thing about all the details involved in this attack
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that was carried out by Shamsuddin Jabbar
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is that there is video of him walking the streets,
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walking the streets of New Orleans,
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walking Bourbon Street about an hour or two beforehand.
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There's video of him placing what appears to be IEDs on the streets.
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And in fact, after the event later on, while the streets remain closed, the FBI was searching
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for these IED devices.
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I believe they did find them but there video of this There video of this happening beforehand So who monitoring Who in the hell is monitoring the security footage on one of the most iconic days of the year
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with one of the biggest crowds of the year?
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Who's monitoring the security cameras?
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This footage comes out and you got to wonder, hold on, if this was caught on camera and
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this person was caught an hour or two before all this played out, why wasn't there a stop
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put to any of this? Why wasn't the alarm raised? Furthermore, it's been reported that the FBI
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knew that this person was going to carry out an attack because apparently he said he was going to
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do so on social media. Yet still, while the alarm may have been raised there, nothing was done at
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the local level because there was no coordinated effort to make sure that there was increased or
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heightened security after they found that Shamsul Adin-Jabbar said that he was going to carry out
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this terrorist attack. So you have the breakdown of communication between the FBI and local law
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enforcement and the breakdown in where they did not increase or heightened security efforts after
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he had posted on social media he was going to carry this attack out. And also there is video
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footage of him walking the streets and they even captured him placing IEDs hours before
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the actual attack he did with the large F-150 truck.
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There is an absolute pattern of failure in the United States recently with our security.
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There's no sense of urgency.
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We're complicit.
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We are not protecting ourselves in the government that we trust is not protecting its citizens.
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This has to end.
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This has to end.
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Now, another terrorist attack took place on New Year's in Las Vegas.
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Now, it didn't seem like it was a terrorist attack because the media,
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immediately after seeing the footage, said,
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Oh, a Tesla truck blew up in front of Trump Hotel in Las Vegas.
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basically wrote the headline to read a Tesla truck exploded in front of Trump International Hotel.
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Now, if you're reading that headline, you're like, oh, wow, that is crazy.
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And you wouldn't think much of it other than I hope everyone's safe and no one got hurt.
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And the headline would be believable because there have been reports and incidents of where
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there were Tesla battery fires in which they burned up and the cars just,
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well, they literally exploded.
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But there's a difference here.
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When watching the video,
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and it came out later that,
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no, no, no, no, wait,
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the Tesla truck did not burn up or explode.
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The video shows that the explosion
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started or came out of the truck.
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And if you watch the explosion,
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it looks like, I'm not going to lie to you,
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when I first saw this,
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I was like, that looks like fireworks.
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Well, fast forward,
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and the investigation shows that, yes,
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the trunk or the truck bed area was actually filled with fireworks and other explosive munitions
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combined. There was a remote detonation device in there. And the person who allegedly did this
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was sitting in the truck. Now that person was burned up beyond recognition. And somehow they're
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able to figure out who this person was. Who was it? Matthew Leifelsberger, another person,
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age 37, who served in the military. In fact, this person was active military, and beyond being an
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active military, special forces. I believe he was a Green Beret. Now, this is interesting.
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compared to the attack in New Orleans.
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This one is a lot murkier, less clear cut
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because the attacker in New Orleans
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pledged his allegiance to ISIS,
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actually had an ISIS flag on his truck,
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IEDs, carried it out himself,
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got out of the truck and started shooting other people.
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There's video of this all happening,
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but yet with the explosion
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in front of Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas,
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The video footage doesn't really show the truck or the Tesla vehicle parking in front of the hotel.
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It's very weird how, with all the cameras there are in Las Vegas,
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that the footage has not been very, very cohesive in showing the exact roots of this truck and how it got there.
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furthermore how does a green beret get to the point of being radicalized to carry out a terrorist
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attack another thing about this is that matthew livelsberger allegedly shot himself in the head
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seconds before they're saying this is what they're reporting he shot himself seconds before
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before the Tesla truck exploded. Now, that right there is a little strange. If he shot himself,
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who detonated the explosives? Or was it on a timer? Was it on a delayed timer? I don't know.
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Did he press the button that gave him so many seconds and then he shot himself? Are we to
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believe that a Green Beret got to the point where he became radicalized and devoted himself to Islam
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and went so far as to shoot himself before he detonated
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or the detonation took place.
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This one doesn't make sense.
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Furthermore, his body was reported as being unrecognizable
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and charred beyond recognition, beyond recognition, just charred.
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Yet, they found intact a couple of IDs
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that did not have any burns on them.
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barely any melting of the plastic covering on the IDs, nothing.
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They look pretty much just about pristine.
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The fire was so hot when it consumed Matthew Livelyberger
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that even parts of the gun that they found that was allegedly used
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for him to commit suicide was partially melted.
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Yet these IDs were intact and nearly pristine.
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raises a few red flags, definitely raises some questions.
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As in, was he already dead?
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Was he used in some way?
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Was he threatened?
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Executed?
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And then was the truck basically driving itself to the destination?
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Now that is the bigger question.
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And that's the one that kind of makes sense to me.
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If you show the route, I know you can't see it because this is just audio, but they showed
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the route, the map of the travels that took place.
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And the route that was chosen, allegedly chosen by Matthew Lavelsberger to get to Las Vegas,
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is a 300-mile additional difference than a direct route
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from where he would have originally taken off from in Colorado.
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Why this route was taken, we don't know.
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This also may seem to be an indicator that the truck may have been self-driving
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or even remotely controlled or even driven by another individual
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who was unfamiliar, who used Matthew Lavelsberger,
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had him detained and or shot at some point and got out and left him in the truck before it exploded.
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Possible.
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Now, I'm speculating.
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I'm theorizing here that is not anything that has been reported.
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It's just something that I'm saying.
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So, don't take that as any factual news as of yet, but who knows, right?
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So, there was a 300-mile difference, an additional 300-mile difference versus the direct route that he could have taken.
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Why would he go that way?
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and apparently it's been reported that the truck even stopped in Las Vegas, New Mexico,
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which possibly indicates that there was someone else driving this vehicle or controlling this
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vehicle that didn't actually know where they were going or was very unfamiliar.
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So there's a lot here that doesn't add up.
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It also doesn't add up that Matthew Lavelsberger was apparently texting his ex-girlfriends, reaching out to them before this tragic event took place.
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Was it Matthew Lavelsberger?
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Was he under some kind of duress?
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Was he forced to do so?
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Was his family threatened?
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What happened, we don't know.
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but there's a lot again as I said that doesn't add up to a career green beret committing a terrorist
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act found charred beyond recognition yet had completely intact invisible identification
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who allegedly shot himself before the explosion now the only silver lining to any of this
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is a testament to the actual Tesla truck itself the explosion could have been greater and basically
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bared much more damage upon the surroundings, the building itself. But the explosion was mostly
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contained due to the strength and integrity of the truck. If you watch the video, there absolutely
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was an explosion. Anybody who was too close definitely would have been killed. But the truck
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itself stayed intact. It kind of just blew the back off, but the frames intact, everything.
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Look, Elon designed and built this thing like a tank. And according to the video that we all saw,
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it definitely was a tank. And I think that choosing this vehicle for this type of attack
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was a mistake on the terrorist's side because the Tesla truck did contain the explosion.
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It did contain the explosion. So I would say that we got lucky in that respect.
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Now, Elon Musk also reached out immediately and started digging into this and doing his
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own detective work because it's his vehicle.
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He was already scrubbing for information, trying to find out where the vehicle's been,
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anything that's been recorded into his computer system that can give more information to its
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whereabouts, his travel, its history.
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Everything you could think that Elon Musk and his team can get out of this Cybertruck,
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he's already gathered and is providing the FBI because he has concerns for the safety
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of America.
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In fact, he did so much quicker than any law enforcement agency ever could have.
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So here's a big hat tip to Elon Musk for stepping in and making sure that all the information we can get regarding this attack is made available,
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according to whatever his team can gather from that particular vehicle.
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Now, again, while it seems very strange, a career Green Beret would commit this heinous act and ended up with a bullet in his head before the device had exploded.
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and he had completely intact, unscathed identification.
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Even though his body was burnt beyond belief,
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law enforcement was somehow able to match up his tattoos
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on his arm from pictures they got
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with his body that was somehow charred beyond recognition.
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I have a clip from Fox News, a Fox News affiliate,
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on who Matthews Liversberger is.
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And in this clip, there is a report from law enforcement on what they know.
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The FBI says it has found no definitive link between the New Orleans attack
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and a Tesla cyber truck explosion outside of the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas.
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A man found in the driver's seat of that burned vehicle has been tentatively identified
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as this man, 37-year-old Matthew Liversberger,
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through tattoos and personal belongings in the vehicle.
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He was a member of the Army's Green Berets living in Colorado.
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Officials believe he shot himself just before the explosion.
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Among the charred items found inside that truck were two firearms,
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both purchased legally, a number of fireworks, a passport, a military ID, and credit cards.
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Investigators say the driver's body is burnt beyond recognition.
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I'm feeling comfortable to give you this information.
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is a tremendous amount of substantial evidence to include he rented the Toro vehicle.
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There are two tattoos one of which was on the stomach and one of which is on the arm that we can see bits and pieces of it as in comparison to what it is that we now know he had on his body Seven people standing nearby were injured in that
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explosion. Investigators say the cyber truck was rented in Colorado. Police are also thanking Elon
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Musk for providing video from charging stations that are helping in the investigation. Okay, so
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So, red flags again.
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Body charred beyond recognition, but in the same video clip you just heard,
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somehow they were able to compare tattoos they have of Matthew Leifelsberger's arm
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from pictures on social media, etc.,
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with those of the unrecognizable charred remains of the body in the truck.
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How is that even possible?
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How's that?
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Again, the body was charred beyond recognition,
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yet they were somehow able to match the tattooed from said charred body
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that was unrecognizable in any way with pictures of tattoos they had
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from Matthew Lavalsberger.
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Right.
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And in the video clip, even though you can't see it, and this is audio,
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I apologize for that.
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We're working on video this year.
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I promise you it's coming.
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But in that video, you can see that the gun that he used to allegedly shoot himself,
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as well as another gun that looked like an automatic weapon or rifle
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that would be used by military personnel, both seemed partially melted.
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Yet the IDs had minor smoking and maybe a couple of slight marks,
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but completely legible, recognizable, and readable.
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Now, I'm not trying to be conspiratorial here, but maybe, you know, as I've said,
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if it walks like a duck and talks like a duck, then it's, well,
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you could finish that sentence.
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So they're now trying to connect the dots here.
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There are people all over social media.
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I know, I know the armchair journalists,
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the professionals, the large X accounts
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that just because they got 2 million followers,
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they think that they know more than anyone else
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and are experts in subject matters
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of all things in the universe,
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have quickly went to task responding,
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and coming up with their MKUltra conspiracy theories and whatnot.
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Now, I'll admit, listen, MKUltra is a real program,
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was a real program, and who's to say that it was ever really dissolved?
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But people are trying to connect the dots here.
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They're trying to say, look, there's too many similarities.
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Both Leifelsberger and Shamsuddin Jabbar served in the military.
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They both were in Fort Bragg, which I believe is now Fort Liberty at the same time.
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There has to be something going on.
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There has to be a connection.
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Oh, they both use the same app to rent cars and vehicles.
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And they allegedly both pledged their allegiance to ISIS.
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Well, we know that Shamsu Dinh Jabbard did.
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I'm not quite sure yet as to what they're saying about Leibelsberger,
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but yes, there's some similarities.
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Let me say something about the military base, though, about Fort Liberty.
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You see, I've had many, many family members and friends serve in the military,
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and what I've learned and what I've gathered is, listen,
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there are so many bases in America,
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and depending on the branch you're in,
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you're going to be training in either of these bases at any given time.
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And guess what?
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Many people, big air quotes here, serve together and train in the, again, big air quotes, same bases at the same times they happen to be enlisted.
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It doesn't mean they know each other.
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It doesn't mean anything other than they were both in the military.
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Now, that is a common denominator, that right there.
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But they also took very different paths.
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I am not really sure a special forces operator, a Green Beret, would ever have any connection with somebody such as Shamsu Din Jabbar, who was not in special forces, who wasn't in any capacity as far as I know.
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This may come out later that he might have, but wasn't in any position or capacity to really communicate with a Green Beret on the daily or in any operations.
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Aside from all of that, the only other dot that they may be able to connect or they might connect is that they both rented cars through the same app, Turo.
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I can just chalk that up to coincidence.
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Both of these cars are rented under their own names
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using their own financial means.
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Okay.
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Now, if you follow the money,
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you would see that the transactions were from separate accounts,
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separate names, separate credit cards, whatever.
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There's no real connection to the money per se.
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Now, it may come out later,
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it may come out later that this was actually a coordinated effort.
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It could be.
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And there is a bigger nefarious person or group at play, that being ISIS.
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ISIS, the group that Shamsuddin Jabbar pledged allegiance to
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and carried this act of terrorism out in New Orleans under the banner of ISIS.
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And maybe that's what the connection is.
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Maybe ISIS set this whole thing up.
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As far as Liefelsberger goes, at Green Beret,
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maybe he was a patsy.
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Maybe he was someone who was forced into renting the car.
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Maybe through his operations overseas in Afghanistan and whatnot,
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and what he did in the special forces,
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maybe somehow ISIS got to him.
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Maybe they were able to threaten his family
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and force him to carry this out forcefully.
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It would account for his erratic behavior
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and suddenly texting his ex-girlfriends.
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But again, this is all speculation.
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We don't know.
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The bigger issue here is how this even happened on U.S. soil.
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Now, after these things had happened, not very long after,
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we saw Palestinian Hamas sympathizers marching through the streets of New York.
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And it's been said that it was a planned event,
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that they were going to do this anyway, and they had approved from the city.
32:43
But you can't keep ruling out the coincidence of the large groups
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of Hamas Palestinian sympathizers.
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recently in the U.S. that have been organizing and marching,
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and their groups are growing and growing.
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And not just in the U.S.
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Our neighbors to the north in Canada are going through the same thing.
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And you can't tell me there isn't a correlation and coincidence
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between this protest, these people who hide their faces,
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who don't want to be on camera,
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who are gathering in large numbers under the guise of supporting Palestine and freeing Palestine.
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Okay, maybe you actually do care what's happening to the Palestinians in Gaza.
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Maybe you do.
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Maybe you do.
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Maybe you're one of these people who got roped into this group,
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and you're going to go out of your way to make sure that the killing stops,
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that the people of Palestine are free from being oppressed, suppressed, bombed, killed, etc.
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Maybe, maybe.
33:51
But the reality is, all of this is a ruse.
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And you may disagree with me, but I'm not buying it.
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I am not buying it.
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There is a direct correlation, I believe, between the increase in Palestinian Hamas sympathizers
34:08
and the increase in Islamic terrorist events and intimidation in Western civilizations.
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And we can chalk it all up to tolerance, inclusion, and being sympathetic to the plight of being a good human.
34:28
But let's just break this down.
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Sweden has been having troubles.
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they are being overrun by alleged refugees.
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The UK is falling to a large number of Muslim immigrants
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and again, alleged refugees.
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Ireland is about lost.
34:52
Spain has also been battling this.
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Portugal has been battling this.
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My question is, and well, hold on before I move on.
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The U.S. has also seen a large number of alleged refugees crossing into our borders and coming into our country, many of them of the Islamic faith.
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So again, if your religion that you believe in, and I'm not calling out all Muslims or people of Islam.
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I know there's extremes.
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I'm not naive to that.
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but if it's so great, why are you fleeing to Western nations?
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If your way of life, your religion, and everything you hold dear is so great,
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why are you fleeing to Western nations?
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To escape the tyranny and oppression imposed on you by those who rule
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under the guise of Islam itself?
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I mean, if that's not an eye-opener,
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I don't know what is.
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You're fleeing from that which you believe in and then imposing what you believe in where
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you land and trying to turn that Western civilization into that whence you came that you tried
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to escape from.
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It doesn't make any sense.
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It doesn't make sense because the only reason this is happening is because it is a quiet
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invasion, an infiltration in which they're able to live in our Western lands.
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under the guise of being a refugee, and they're able to grow in power numbers because they scream
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racism, they scream tolerance, they scream inclusion, and they're using your own laws
36:40
and your own sympathy and empathy against you. And so, most everyone cowers and bows down to
36:51
these people. And before you know it, you lost control. You lost control. There's nothing wrong
36:59
with someone who really needs to flee, who really is an actual refugee fleeing a bad situation,
37:05
looking for a better life. But you damn well sure as hell better assimilate into the country in which
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you are seeking that asylum. You don't create your own subculture and try to change the native
37:18
culture from within and overtake the people of that land. That is an invasion. That is exactly
37:26
what that is. Now, I have a clip from somebody here from the United Arab Emirates who echoes
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everything I just said and confirms everything that I'm telling you. And this isn't the only time
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someone from that region has warned the United States of America or Western civilizations in
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general of what is going on. Listen to this clip and you let me know what you think.
37:53
Anti-Semitism should not be an opinion. It's not an opinion. It's a crime. Once you allow it
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under the umbrella of freedom of speech, you allow in Belarding to give a speech in your street,
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then do not be surprised for Al-Qaeda to be run in your street. The Muslim Brotherhoods are the
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radical Islamist. You saw them in the United States of America and various places around the
38:19
world. They use the mosques and various platforms to bring hate and racism towards the society and
38:25
the community. And a great example of that is when they protest in the street in the name of
38:31
Palestine and the freedom for Palestinians, they occupy the street for one hour. They prevent the
38:38
Jewish community to participate or to attend or to be around or at and they start attacking shops
38:44
and asking others to boycott certain places and so on that's them ruling a place a street for one
38:52
hour can you imagine them ruling a country for more than one hour can you imagine the atrocities they will commit my beloved country UAE we have Muslim Brotherhoods as banned We don tolerate anti Unfortunately the Muslim Brotherhoods are not banned in the United States
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of America and not classified as terrorism or as a terrorist, even though Hamas is the armed forces
39:16
of it. Interesting. So someone from the Middle East, in an interview warning the United States
39:23
of America and Western civilizations about the Muslim Brotherhood and their tactics.
39:28
I have another video from somebody that was at a press conference, who is also Middle
39:34
Eastern, warning the UK and Western civilizations about Islam.
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And this was from a conference in 2017.
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So they were giving us fair warning in 2017.
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Listen to this.
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And let me say this in English so you can understand what I'm saying.
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I have translation.
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No, I know you have translation, but I just want to make sure you get it right.
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There will come a day that we will see far more radical extremists and terrorists coming out of Europe
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because of the lack of decision-making, trying to be politically correct,
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or assuming that they know the Middle East and they know Islam
40:25
and they know the others far better than we do.
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And I'm sorry, but that's pure ignorance.
40:33
Huh. Isn't that crazy?
40:35
Everything he said is exactly what has happened in the UK
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under the guise of tolerance, under the guise of inclusiveness,
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under the guise of anti-racism.
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They have been overrun by those of the Muslim or Islamic faith
40:56
to the point that if someone in the UK makes a statement on social media
41:02
that is considered or reported to be racist or upsetting,
41:10
mostly against Muslims, to be quite honest, they are arrested.
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you are arrested in the UK for tweeting,
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for posting on X or,
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or,
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or Facebook or whatever social media outlet you use.
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If,
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if they find it to be offensive,
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just offensive slightly,
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not even totally,
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not even crazy.
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It doesn't have to be a death threat.
41:35
It doesn't have to be actual hate speech.
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Just if they find it to be offensive,
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you're arrested and you serve jail time.
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and because of this, the numbers of those of the Islamic faith have grown
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and they are taking control and they're taking control
41:55
and they're in positions of government now, city government,
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and they're now making laws.
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And guess what?
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Most of those laws in the UK do not benefit the people of the United Kingdom.
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and the British people are a native people
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and while many people don't want to believe that
42:15
just because they happen to be white
42:17
they are a native people of that land
42:20
the United Kingdom has their own long-standing culture in history
42:27
that is slowly being forcefully replaced
42:31
and healed by said alleged refugees
42:37
and travel across the pond, as they say,
42:40
and we're starting to see the same thing happen here in America.
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We're starting to see the same thing happen here.
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Now, listen, if you hung with me this far on this podcast
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and you haven't listened to me before,
42:52
then you really don't know me.
42:53
And if you're starting to think that I'm just being a racist individual,
42:58
well, I apologize for that.
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But I guarantee this to you.
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I am not being a racist.
43:05
I'm being vigilant.
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I am looking at the tea leaves and I'm reading them and everything is screaming, wake the
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fuck up.
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Ask yourself, how is this allowed to happen?
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One of the tools that have been used is our open border policy.
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I know you're going to keep continuing to say that I'm just being a racist piece of
43:31
shit.
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Fine, fine.
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let's go to US Border Patrol data right now.
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You see, that's the one thing that you're going to find on the show.
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I like facts and data.
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It is a great equalizer.
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The great equalizer to the very inept and inadequate media that we have
43:50
across the world, by the way.
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So let's go to the actual Customs and Border Patrol website.
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And I'm going to go to 2024 here.
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And there's a tab.
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First off, let me explain this.
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If you go to their website, you can find statistics, okay?
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Now, what I'm looking at right here is Total Customs and Border Patrol Enforcement Actions.
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Actions meaning people they've apprehended, confronted, etc.
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Now, I want you to keep in mind when I read these numbers, these are only the people they encountered.
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Now, I've done a show previously where I went through all the data of people entering our borders illegally, and I did talk about the terrorists that they encountered.
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And I even talked about those that got away.
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Now, gotaways are those that they know crossed, but they haven't been able to catch, or that they knew were in route, but they didn't encounter.
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So, the gotaways are another thing that is even more concerning.
44:53
But let's look at the terrorist screening data.
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Now, terrorist screening data, what that is, the TSD,
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the terrorist screening data.
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Sorry if I'm starting to fumble my words.
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My mouth is getting dry.
45:08
I've been talking a while.
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But what this means is these are known people who are in the system already.
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These are people they can actually identify as being in the system,
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not people they suspect, not people that through interrogation or questioning,
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they found to be. These are people that are already in the system as known terrorists.
45:28
In 2024, through land borders, both south and north, and this is what's interesting. A lot of
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people are concerned about our southern border when it comes to terrorists entering, but you're
45:39
going to find that most of them actually come through the north, i.e. Canada. In 2024 alone,
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there were 52, 52 that have been apprehended or encountered through the southern border,
45:55
specifically the southwestern border, okay? So, that's 52 in 2024. But through our northern
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border, through the northern border, via route through Canada, by the way, there were 358
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terrorists that they encountered. 358, adding up to 410 through land borders alone. 410 terrorists
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that were encountered. Thank God they were encountered. We don't know about the ones they
46:30
didn't encounter. They've become emboldened. And you don't think the 410 sounds like a lot?
46:37
Let me tell you something, 410 is a lot.
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One radicalized person in New Orleans killed 15 people.
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And if he wasn't shot by police officers who responded quickly,
46:49
he would have killed even more with his automatic rifle.
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But the police luckily were there and responded accordingly.
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If they weren't, if they weren't, this could have been a tragedy
47:02
that could have been probably 50, 75, maybe even 100 or so people.
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but we got to thank
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we got to thank our stars
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that law enforcement reacted
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accordingly
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now let's take that one person
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who killed 15 people
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okay
47:20
let's go ahead and take
47:23
I'm not trying to be macabre
47:25
but let's take this
47:26
410
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encounter terrorists
47:30
just through the land borders
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by the way this isn't account for the ports of entry
47:35
this is just land borders
47:36
And let's multiply that 410 by 15.
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We now have over 6,150 deaths carried out by terrorists.
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And this is based on one small terrorist event.
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This doesn't include whether they threw a bomb into a building or flew a plane into a building or drove a truck full of explosives into a city.
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Are you starting to see the picture here?
48:07
Do I need to do more math for this to make sense?
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Why this is so concerning?
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Let's move on to the ports of entry.
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Just through ports of entry, by the way.
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This is by sea, by ports of entry.
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Through the southwest, 103.
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103.
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Now, of course, the numbers are going to be higher on the southwest
48:28
because we'd have more ports of entry versus that on the northern side.
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But 103 terrorists were encountered, three through the northern, adding up to 106.
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Now, between those two different types of borders, the land versus ports, if we add that number up, they have encountered 516.
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That's right, 516 in 2024.
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But you know what's even more concerning?
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In 2023, there was even more.
48:58
In 2023, between both land borders and ports of entry, they actually encountered 736.
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736.
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If we look at 22, for example, 380 through land borders plus another 98 through ports
49:22
of entry, that's 478.
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and one of the
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biggest years
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we've had, well, one of the
49:31
other biggest years we had was in 2019,
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right before the pandemic.
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How convenient, one may say,
49:37
right? There was 538
49:39
that crossed through land borders
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and another three
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through ports of entry.
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So that's 538
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plus three. We're looking
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at 541 encounters with
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terrorists in 2019.
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Keep in mind what this means.
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Those are the people they caught.
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What if another 50, 100, or 200 got away that they didn't encounter?
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Don't be naive and think that they aren't already here on our soil,
50:06
that they don't have sleeper cells,
50:09
that they're not just waiting to be activated.
50:13
You see, terrorism is real.
50:17
And we can make the argument that, look, you're being Islamophobic,
50:20
or Islamophobic.
50:22
you're being racist
50:24
you're profiling
50:26
well
50:28
tell me when the last time
50:31
you've seen
50:32
a
50:33
Catholic based terrorist organization
50:37
how about a Christian based
50:39
terrorist organization
50:40
where are the
50:43
reports anywhere in the world
50:44
where a Christian
50:47
or Catholic based terrorist organization
50:49
is trying to impose
50:50
their will on another culture, another country,
50:56
where they're trying to change their entire way of life
50:59
to conform to their way of life,
51:03
where they're enacting Old Testament-like justices out on people,
51:11
where they're, I mean, I haven't heard of Catholic
51:14
or Christian-based terrorist organizations stoning people to death,
51:18
cutting babies in half, as it was said in the Bible.
51:22
Now, I know that was just a parable in the story, whatever.
51:25
But still, you're not seeing Old Testament like eye for an eye justice
51:30
being carried out and imposed on other nations, other peoples.
51:33
You don't see Catholic or Christian-based terrorist groups
51:37
infiltrating other civilizations because there aren't any.
51:41
There just aren't.
51:42
Prove it to me that there are.
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Oh, I know, Christian nationalism.
51:45
Wait, specifically white Christian nationalists, which seem to be only here in America.
51:52
But guess what?
51:53
That's all false.
51:56
I did some searches on this alleged white Christian nationalist terrorist organizations, and guess what I came up with?
52:04
up with? Big fucking zeros. I even looked for crime data. Guess what came up? Big zeros. You
52:12
know what came up? Alleged Christian white nationalists. Media who tried to claim that
52:20
there were Christian white nationalists. You know what a Christian white nationalist is?
52:25
Because nobody else seems to be able to define it. This is what a Christian white nationalist
52:30
is, and to be fair, you guys know I lean right. You know that I'm probably way more right than
52:35
center sometimes. I'm definitely not left, I'll admit that. But I'm going to use a leftist media
52:39
outlet to define this. CNN asked themselves the same question. And they came out with an article
52:46
in which they highlighted this question. And this just came out this year in February, by the way.
52:54
Many of us probably missed it, but it came out in, no, not this year, sorry. We're already in 2025.
52:58
This came out in 2024.
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And this is how it starts.
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CNN.
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It's been called an imposter Christianity,
53:09
a heretical faith that sanctifies lies
53:13
and the most serious threat to democracy in America.
53:16
That's how critics have described white Christian nationalism,
53:21
a deviant strain of religion that has infected the political mainstream.
53:24
White Christian nationalists believe the U.S. was founded as a Christian nation.
53:29
Although the Constitution never mentions God and enshrines the separation of church and state,
53:34
its adherents twist biblical language to justify violence, sexism, and hostility toward people of color.
53:42
Now, this is what's going around.
53:45
This is what they're saying it is.
53:47
I'm going to read on.
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And here is what they say.
53:50
But, there is another cost to the spread of white Christian nationalism that no one mentions.
53:58
The relentless coverage of white Christian nationalism is spreading a racist myth.
54:04
The whiteness is the default setting for evangelical Christianity.
54:09
This is one of the unintended consequences of the media and public's fascination with the subject.
54:14
So it seems that a Christian nationalist has to specifically be a white person,
54:37
which in and of itself seems to already be racist,
54:39
or they're trying to categorize or pigeonhole a certain type of people
54:44
so they can be defined or identified.
54:48
But it seems like what a Christian nationalist is,
54:52
is somebody who believes in God and believes that America was founded
54:57
on Christian principles.
54:59
And because of that, they are considered a threat.
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Now, that's very interesting because the truth is, yes,
55:07
America was founded on Christian principles.
55:10
It literally was.
55:12
And yes, it's true that the Constitution does absolutely, absolutely ask for and imply for separation between church and state.
55:22
Why would you want the separation of church and state?
55:25
Let's just talk about the Inquisition, for example.
55:31
In Middle Ages, the Catholic Church grew in power.
55:35
So much so that they became the de facto rulers of most all Western civilization regardless of what leader may be in place The Catholic Church was so powerful that they were able to manipulate and drive these leaders into believing that the only way was the Christian way and that they
55:58
needed to turn the entire world towards Christianity, more specifically the Catholic church,
56:06
and hence was born the Crusades.
56:11
It was a very, very bad time for Christianity
56:16
in which torture, death, and destruction
56:21
was left in its wake.
56:23
But the culprit behind it was the Catholic Church.
56:27
And I'm never, ever going to let people forget that.
56:30
Because listen, religion can become ugly
56:32
regardless of which type it is.
56:36
but thankfully Christians themselves pushed back and realized, look, this isn't how Christianity
56:43
is. This isn't what Christianity is. And the Inquisition faded away and was disbanded and
56:52
those that were behind this heinous act were held accountable and here we are. And there hasn't been
57:00
another one since. And I really hope there never will be because that is not God-like and that is
57:06
not what Christianity is based on. Now, I know that was a very simple explanation of the Inquisition,
57:11
but I'm not here to focus on that. I was just here to point out that, yes, there were bad things
57:17
historically that happened that was related to the Christian faith, even though it was really
57:24
bad actors of the Catholic church.
57:26
That being said, fast forward, my question stands.
57:30
Show me a Christian nationalist or Catholic terrorist organization that is doing exactly
57:37
what extreme Islamic terrorists are doing.
57:40
Do we have the same variant of Al-Qaeda or ISIS in Christianity or Catholicism?
57:48
No, it doesn't exist and it's not going to exist.
57:51
It just doesn't happen.
57:54
So where am I going with this?
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Well, is it time?
57:58
Listen, it's 2025.
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Is it time to stop being so tolerant?
58:03
Is it time to start listening to your gut in these situations?
58:07
Should we just finally admit that those who are disciples of Islam,
58:12
that faith, that belief system is just not compatible with Western civilization?
58:17
in all of history, Islam has never, ever been compatible with Western civilization.
58:26
It just hasn't.
58:27
And we need to wake up to this fact and we need to realize, listen, in 2025, I'm no longer
58:33
going to hold back and feel ashamed and beaten into submission under the guise of tolerance
58:38
and inclusion.
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I say, fuck that.
58:42
I say, go with your gut because nine out of 10 times, your gut is right.
58:47
Extreme Islam cannot be allowed to grow in numbers on American soil.
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Our borders need to be closed.
58:56
We need to be more wary of these people who are basically coming together in mass,
59:03
in large numbers, protesting on American soil for things that are not happening in America.
59:09
If you're protesting about the American government who passed a certain law that you don't agree with,
59:15
for example, fine, protest away.
59:17
But that's not what's happening.
59:20
And the large number of these protests are increasingly calling for global intifada.
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Intifada a word that relates to an uprising or means an uprising or rebellion literally okay rebellion or uprising And they chanting this on American soil This is also happening in Canada It
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happening in Germany. It's happening in Ireland. It's happening in the UK. Here's a few clips that
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show, well, you can't see it, but you can hear what's going on. Here's a few clips
59:56
of the marches that were taking place in New York,
1:00:00
hours, and I mean hours,
1:00:01
after the heinous event that happened in New Orleans.
1:00:06
So that was the sounds of a very large crowd gathered together on the streets of New York,
1:00:28
a bunch of Palestinian sympathizers, Hamas sympathizers.
1:00:33
Some of them there, I believe that they believe they are there in support of the people of Palestine,
1:00:40
but the large number of them are not.
1:00:44
This is their opportunity to gather in large numbers in mass,
1:00:49
and they're increasing their numbers under the guise of supporting Palestine.
1:00:54
Again, is it coincidental that these large numbers of Palestinian and Hamas sympathizers are growing in numbers in Western civilizations, chanting, protesting, while the increased violence and oppression being imposed on these same Western civilizations from within their own country by these extreme Islamic infiltrators?
1:01:22
infiltrators? Is it still a coincidence or is it a coordinated effort? Is it all planned?
1:01:29
I'm just asking the question. I'm not trying to accuse. Well, maybe I am. Because at what point
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do you just, as I said, if it walks like a duck and it quacks like a duck, and again,
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you could finish that sentence, when do we call the crayon by its color? Honestly,
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When do we call the crayon by its color?
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A black crayon is a black crayon.
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An orange crayon is an orange crayon.
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A white crayon is a white crayon.
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A brown crayon is a brown crayon.
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When do we just start calling it like we see it?
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And this is how it's being done.
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Pulling on your heartstrings, pulling on your emotions,
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making sure that you want to be the right person,
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a good person, a good human,
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and you don't want to be racist,
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and you don't want to be unsympathetic,
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and you don't want to be uninclusive,
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and you definitely want to be tolerant
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and understanding of their plight.
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But you have to realize that many of these people
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come into this country, do not assimilate,
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get an American education, become lawyers
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so they know our law and how to use it against us.
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I know I'm starting to sound a little conspiratorial,
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but I'm encouraging you to do your own research.
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Do your own research.
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Look into this yourself.
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And if you want to correct me, you got something to say about it.
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By all means, send me a message.
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I'm on X.
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You could find me at Fons Ablaze.
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That's F-O-N-T-E-S Ablaze.
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You could find me on X.
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You could send me a message there.
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You can respond to any of my posts.
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Happy to have a discussion with you.
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Not a problem.
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You can also email me It out there in the open Worldablaze at fontsmedia That F media Worldablaze at fontsmedia I am there You could also leave a comment on any podcast app that you use You could leave a comment
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on Spotify. You could leave a comment on Apple, whatever you want to do. I'm open to discussion
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and debate. If you find information that contradicts what I'm saying, great. Bring it to me. Let's have
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a discussion about it. Let's go ahead and make sure that I'm not going too far off the rails
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here. But you may just very well find that I'm on track, that I'm on track. And so getting back
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to the two events, getting back to the terrorist attack in New Orleans and the terrorist attack
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in Las Vegas?
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Are they connected?
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I'm not sure that they're connected
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as far as the two individuals
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who carried out the acts are concerned,
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but there is a bigger player here.
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And that player has been named
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and it's ISIS.
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And in each incident,
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ISIS has been named.
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Now, as far as Las Vegas goes,
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I'm still having a hard time believing
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that a Green Beret carried out
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such a heinous act.
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That one is very...
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strange, where the ID was found very legible, intact.
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The body was charred beyond recognition, but yet somehow they're able to match tattoo data
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on an unrecognized charred body.
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There was an alleged shooting in the head, alleged suicide committed just moments before
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the bomb detonated or exploded.
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Listen, that one is weird.
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That one is unexplainable as of yet, but we can definitely claim this.
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There were both terrorist attacks and there were both terrorist attacks done in the name of ISIS.
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And with that, I'm going to leave you with all of my conspiracies, my theories, and maybe some assumptions.
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and I'm going to leave this all up to you
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to come up with your own theories
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and your own opinions.
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And I challenge you to try to connect the dots on this
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outside of ISIS being named
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as the common denominator here.
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Let me know what you think.
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Send me a message.
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Leave comments.
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Let me know what you think.
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But one thing is very clear.
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if it quacks like a duck
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walks like a duck
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then it must be
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well it must be a duck
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that's going to be a great episode
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he's a YouTuber
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he's an extremely intelligent person
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He was an ex-intelligence, military intelligence operator.
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And I think you're going to really enjoy that episode.
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Have a great day.
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Bye.