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"Debunking the Narrative: Iran, Trump, and U.S. Media Myths" · D-constructing Topics

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What's going on everybody and what's going on my legendary folks and welcome
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to the Deconstructing Topic Podcast.
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My name is David and I'm your host of this legendary podcast,
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the Deconstructing Topic Podcast.
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And we got a little impromptu, little episode, because obviously there's people
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that's kind of been like reaching out to me.
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Hey, David, what you think about what happened here in regards to the situation
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in Iran where Trump ordered three bombs,
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what is it, B-52 bombers to kind of destroy these nuclear facilities that, you know, Iran have.
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And people was like reaching out, like, hey, I want to know what's going on.
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Tell me what you think and all that good stuff. So welcome to my channel.
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And I'll tell you exactly what I think. But I'm also going to interject a little
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history in regards to the United States,
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the press, the media, and how they just both in cahoots to kind of misinform the American people.
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And I want to kind of say to myself, and I have said with regards to United
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States getting into international conflicts, wars, whatever the case might be, indirectly, directly.
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Sometimes what's being told to us, the American people, the people in this world,
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sometimes it ain't what it is, you know what I mean? So welcome to my podcast.
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Make sure that you hit the like, the comment. Please feel free.
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Feel free to share and all that good stuff. But we're making it happen.
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And what was it? And what happened? Right?
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So, you know, I'm getting texts left and right. Whatever it is.
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DMs. Hey, David, you heard this. What's going on?
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So the thing is this. Trump does the...
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And the story goes as follows. Trump orders these, again, I'm sorry if I'm getting tongue twisted.
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Keep in mind, I'm doing this on some impromptu, type of my head, type of deal.
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You know what I mean? Because that's what, see, that's what deconstructing is.
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You know what I mean? We're going to deconstruct stuff.
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So sometimes I might blunder certain words, but hey, be 52 bombers, if I'm not mistaken.
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And Trump orders these 52 bombers to destroy this Iranian. facilities.
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You know, obviously there's people out there that are bashing this situation.
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There are those people that are saying, hey, listen, he didn't bomb,
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or let's say he didn't order to bomb Iran. He just ordered to bomb these facilities,
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whatever the case might be. I get it.
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I done heard so many angles.
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I get it, right? But let's just not get it twisted. I don't want people to get this twisted.
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This is not just Donald Trump thing. This is a United States thing when it comes to Iran.
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There's a little interview clip that somebody shows on my socials,
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even Kamala Harris was kind of like, you know, when it came to Iran.
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And the United States and always, hey, Iran has nuclear bombs,
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nuclear do, you know, nuclear this, nuclear do, whatever nukes,
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whatever it is that's going on.
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Iran, Iran, Iran, Iran, has, has, has, has nuclear, nuclear, nuclear.
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Both side of the fence. Democrats, Republican, both side of the fence.
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So I don't want to hear anything that, oh, if Kamala was the president, no.
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She went on TV and said, hey, listen, if I was the president,
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you know, I would have, you know, done some stuff. That's why I ran. You know what I mean?
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You know, let's just keep it real. Let's just, for some reason,
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let's stop to pretend that this is just a one-sided Trump, Republican, whatever.
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I don't know. This is a two-party thing that they always do openly.
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They always been talking about for years, for years, kind of poking the hole
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at Iran. You know what I mean?
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And it's, my thing is this, and I go back because a lot of, from what I hear,
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and I even, in the streets as well, I went outside.
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I, you know, needed to catch some air.
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Needed to catch a little bit of my favorite cold beverage.
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So let me get a little beer because I need to do a little podcast.
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You already know what's going on.
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And people, it's like I'm a walking person. I'm a walking school where people
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would love to pick my brand.
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And I love it. And I'm in the store.
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We talking, a couple of gentlemen is talking. Yeah, you know,
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I ran this. And yeah, if you don't want them to bomb us. So,
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yeah, we got to go after them first.
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And I say to myself, like, wow, okay. These are people of my age,
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a little bit older, a little bit younger, whatever the case might be.
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They repeat the same talking points that I've done heard about Iraq back in
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the first Gulf War in 1990 that whatever Iraq did this. And we're going to get into it. I'm getting.
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Listen to my podcast. There's a little education on here that I'm going to feed
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your mind with. I done heard this after 9-11.
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Iraq has weapons of mass destruction, whatever the case, boom,
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boom, boom, boom. You already know what happened there, right?
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Now, I'm just going to give you a little context of what's going on.
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See, United States of America, the country that I live in, I love this country.
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But what hurts me is how, I cannot say, you take advantage of the taxpayers
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and when Americans, they need something. Let's say inflation,
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something happened, a travesty, tragedy, or hurricane, whatever.
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You hand out these couple of hundreds of dollars. Don't worry, Americans, we got you.
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A tornado hit your area, we got you. Here's $500, you know.
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But when it comes to international, something that happens out there,
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whether it's in Israel, Middle East, Europe, whatever. Oh, here's $10 trillion.
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Boom. Because sadly, the thing with America is that the military complex,
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and I'm not too fond of that because, again, for some reason,
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we care more for things that happen internationally than here domestically.
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That's always a given. And I always have said is by the sign.
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Okay, it's $500 because your home got destroyed by a tornado. Oops. You know. Okay.
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Something happened in Ukraine. Something happened in Israel.
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Something happened in another country. Ah, there's monies.
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Because the thing is that United States, they take advantage of that.
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The taxpayers and the voters.
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And what happens in a lot of times is that, sadly, and it's something that I'm
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not going to be naive about it, but the fact that United States does make money.
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And I'm not going to say United States. There's certain people, the powers that be.
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They make money off conflicts International conflicts While we're here in the United States The news,
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the political parties and all that While we're over here fighting about pronouns or whatever Listen,
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I'm not trying to disrespect the issue But when we're
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fighting over here This minute little thing of pronouns There's something sinister
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that's happening internationally And somebody in this country or company is
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creating a bond that's gonna destroy somebody's life over there.
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They wouldn't even care about pronouns.
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But somebody's gonna make money. It's gonna make money off our backs so that
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you could always understand how you can.
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Situation. And again, I don't agree with it. But when, you know,
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the situation with Iran, you know, Iran has nuclear this, nuclear that, nuclear that.
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But there's people that really, really believe it. And I'm saying,
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hey, listen, I'm listening to both sides of the fence.
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But it kind of reminds me of this propaganda that United States have started
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a long time ago with the press and mainly the press, then the government comes in and, hey,
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sometimes, sadly, people do believe the press more than they believe in their government.
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But believing in the press, the media, the mainstream media,
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whatever, now that's, you know, you got the Fox News, MSNBC, CNN, New York Times,
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The Post, The Journal, The News, The whatever.
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You know, Sadly, people gravitate and believe in that because,
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hey, listen, there are some people that are still doing journalism.
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If we go back to 1898, the Spanish-American War, and I'm from Puerto Rico.
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That is where Puerto Rico's situation comes about.
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Even back then, we're talking about Cuba. We're talking about Guam, Philippines.
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1898, let's go back in time. A lot of people don't know this.
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1898, yeah, a long time. What's going on?
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But 1898, what happened was, off the coast of Cuba, Havana, there was a American
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ship, the USS Maine, boom, blows up.
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You know, no Navy investigator. Okay, something happened.
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We don't know, but maybe it was an incident. Maybe it was an accident. We don't know.
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But the news, the mainstream news back then decided, hey, it was Spain that did that.
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And then the people here, you know, at that time, the American people was like,
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ah, death to Spain. We got to get them.
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Then it was like over 250 crews and sailors died in that incident.
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1898. Look it up. 1898, Spanish War. U.S.S. Maine.
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Yellow journalism is what came about. Meaning the press exaggerated a story.
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That tally was proven that spain
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had nothing to do with that shit blowing up it was
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actually an incident or an accident you know what i mean but something happened
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and then because of that united state went to a war with spain it ended very
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quickly the spanish uh what is it the paris the treaty of paris came by united
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state took over a lot of territories because of that,
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You know, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Guam,
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I think the Philippines was sold Something to that effect But keep in mind,
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this is 1898 You're talking about And we in 2025 And once again, the news.
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It's funny because the CNNs, the MSNBC, right?
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And the Fox News Let's say these are the three main That sadly,
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for some reason Oh my God, some reason people,
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Listen to this, please I was usually listening to this reach
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out to me ask me David what is a good good outlet to get some news all right
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I got you it ain't those that I just mentioned and I'm not trying to say that
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they won't report how can I say to you that they're not going to come with a
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good report a good whatever I'm I'm just saying,
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take them excuse me with a grain of salt and so what happened was this bomb that's you know 1898,
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So the Fox News, the CNN.
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You know, the MSNBC show, you know, some of them are left leading, Fox News right leading.
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And every time there's a president that it's on the opposite side of that,
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they tend to attack that president, right?
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But if there's one thing that they seem to get together and have these analysts,
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even their anchors, if there's one thing that they seem to kind of sit on the
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table and say, yeah, we both agree, is when it comes to war,
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when it comes to leading the charge of this conflict or what's going on with Iran.
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Again, the United States has reported there's some nuclear stuff going on in
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Iran, whatever it is, and it takes me World War I.
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Are you listening to this? Let's go, World War I.
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Again, I want people, as you listening to this, grab this popcorn,
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take notes. World War I, right?
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Stuff was happening in Europe, you know, I just want to simplify things.
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On this side of the world, the United States was like, you know,
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not our problem. Hey, not our problem.
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You guys do it out. You guys duke it out. Whatever it is that's going on, that's on you, right?
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And I think that's always been the consensus of what the American public always have felt.
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And even at that time, in 1917,
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which is when the United States got involved, I think the World War I started
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in 1915, all the way to 1919, I believe if I'm not mistaken,
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and the United States entered in 1917.
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How United States got involved into World War I was that the understanding,
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the Germans, keep in mind, these were the Germans, right?
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Not World War II, the Nazis, even though they were in Germany.
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But this is Germany. For some reason, what's up with Germany?
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Hey, German, if you got my Dutch land people up there that you're listening
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to this podcast, what's up? What's going on out there, man?
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World War I, Germany at that time. I believe somebody intersected a telegram
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where Germany's trying to holler at Mexico.
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Where they're kind of telling, hey, you guys want some of your Texas,
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California bags, some of your territory? We got you. We're going to help you.
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Supposedly, there was this telegram that was intercepted. And again,
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in the story, my understanding is that the story, it's not very clear.
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It's not denying that it happened.
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Some people question it happened. It might happen, but maybe they take it out of context.
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But the understanding is that United States decided, hey, really?
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So you motherfuckers trying to tell our neighbors here so we could invade us?
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You know what? Take the fight over there.
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Mexico decided, you know what? We want no part of, you know,
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we ain't trying to start a beef with United States. That's our neighbor.
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You know, whatever. We got our own issues here. You know what I mean?
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That's World War I. So World War I, United States, they're going in,
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boom, boom, on the premise that there's a telegram, quote unquote,
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something happened where Germans is basically telling Mexico,
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hey, we got you, we're going to send a U-boat, we're going to send a submarine,
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whatever it is, we're going to send ships so you guys can invade United States, right?
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What does that mean? There's a chance that it was not a real story.
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There's a chance that the story did happen, but it was taken out of context.
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The press had my something. You following so far?
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We're going back to Iran. Boom.
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They bomb Iran nuclear. The United States and the press keep saying that Iran
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has these nuclear weapons, whatever it is.
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Gulf War I, 1990. The United States sent 300,000 million people over there to
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Iraq. The war was over soon.
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Now, what happened in that little story? What happened in that little war,
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right? Iraq goes and evict away.
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You know, Saddam had been issued at that time. Saddam Hussein,
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who was the dictator, president, whatever, governor, whatever you want to call
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him. He was the main guy. He was that dude.
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And, you know, he's been coming out, talking about, hey, listen,
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I don't agree with Kuwait.
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I don't agree with the regime because they are tied with this.
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And, you know, Iraq just finished, I'm going to say, what is it,
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a 10-year war, I believe, or maybe a little bit less against Iran.
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Ooh, that's another thing there.
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So Iraq goes in, boom, boom, do the Kuwait thing. The United States say, whoa, you know what?
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You're like the police of the world, right? Like, let's send some troops,
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tanks, whatever, Gulf War.
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But what's interesting about that story and about that war is that one of the
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reasons why United States decided to get into the war,
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supposedly, allegedly, is that there was this girl who claims and goes out there
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in front of these people, and then the press picks it up, and then it's being
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broadcasted to the news, here in American, in American press,
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that they are throwing babies from incubators, these Iraqi, and they're doing
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this thing, and they're doing some crazy stuff there.
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They're killing babies. They're killing babies.
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And it was the Kuwait girl. I forgot. But just the fact that this Kuwait girl,
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Kuwaiti girl, came on and said that.
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Guess what? That story was not real. She was not even from Kuwait.
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She was like the daughter of some ambassador or something to that effect. And she was used.
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Wow, she did a great job. But an actress. You see where I'm coming from here?
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So we got an incident or something that happened that props the United States to go to war.
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Directly, indirectly, and it comes out, once again, not true.
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World War II. Woo, let's get it. Woo, you know what?
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Get some popcorn, get your adult beverage, water, beer, more water,
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more water, little bit of cocktail, whatever it is that you're doing,
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whatever snack you want to snack on, let's get it. World War II, what happened?
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Same thing that happened in World War I.
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Something happened in Europe. The United States said, no, you know,
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we got to take care of whatever. We got to take care here.
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We just came off with the Great Depression. So chill, relax.
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America first, right? You hear that propaganda? You hear that?
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Back then, even back then, they used the same thing. It's like a script.
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America first, whatever.
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Remember this, December 7th, 1941? 1941, 42?
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Pearl Harbor. Japan Attacks Pearl Harbor Which is Hawaii Once again Hawaii is
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in the Pacific So it's a little bit closer At that time Hawaii,
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Was not a state But a territory Of the United States,
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Part of the If I'm not mistaken Part of the Treaty of Paris You get what I'm
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saying here The connections 1898 But still There was a naval presence,
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In Hawaii American naval presence And boom boom You know The kamikazes You got
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these Japanese pilots is just flying a plane, boom, boom, boom,
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United States decides, hey, it's on.
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Woo, let's go. It's on, let's go to World War II.
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They're getting World War II because that happened. Now, once again,
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the story, and now I like how now they're using and saying, and my understanding.
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Is that there are people that reported that the United States kind of knew that
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an attack was going to happen.
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So some people believe that the United States kind of ignored the signs and they let it be.
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And that's their excuse to go to World War II and the rest is history. The nuclear bomb, hey.
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It's funny because the United States, right, they don't want nobody to have
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nuclear bombs or nuclear whatever.
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But the United States is the only country, my understanding,
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that used the nuclear bomb in Japan. That's how that ended.
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But you see, you know, the context is, you know, people forget,
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and, you know, and I get it, that people say, hey, listen, Japan,
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beef with the United States has been stemming for decades before that situation.
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This is not just Japan just decided one day, hey, okay, so you got the Nazi
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Germany's doing the thing in Europe and, you know, whatever the case might be,
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no, Japanese have been stepping, how can I say?
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They have been beefing up their war thing going on It's funny because at that
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time The Empire of Japan They go to China They go to Korea They go to do all that You know,
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They just decided to go Let's poke the hole there to the United States Boom,
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that's how it happened See where I'm getting at here with this You know And
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I want to explain to people I'm not trying to deviate to what exactly I'm just
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giving people a history lesson here,
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9-11, September 11th 2001.
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Terrorist attack once again. Boom.
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After that, United States sent people to Afghanistan looking for the orchestrator,
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Bin Laden, and all that good stuff.
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And then a couple of years, for some reason, they decided to go to Iraq on the
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premise that there's weapons of mass destruction. You remember,
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they didn't find anything.
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You see where this is going, the pattern here, you know?
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Now, what happens with all these things that happen, right? So let's go back to 9-11.
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The fact, and there was TV shows here, and again, you want to take Hollywood with a grain of salt,
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but the fact that United States have come at least to the understanding that
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9-11 could have been avoidable,
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and the intelligence community have kind of since,
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fumbled and ignore the signs that something was going to happen because of whatever
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it is, and then that's what led to the United States doing that thing in Afghanistan and Iraq, right?
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But Iraq has done today with that, but that's what happened.
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Now, behold, behind all these things that happen, if there's one thing that
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continues to happen domestically, is that the gas goes up.
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Gas goes up, everything goes up eventually.
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If people are already complaining about the prices of food, and keep in mind
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this, people will buy food.
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People will have money for food.
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People will have money to buy clothes. People will have money,
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whatever, because we are consumers, and we need to survive.
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But what happens is this. When there are reports of Americans being able to
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save money because, let's say, food is low.
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You know, let's say the price of grocery has decreased. Now Americans are saving money.
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Now there's thousands of money, whatever it is.
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Let's say, you know, this report, the average American has about $2,000 or $3,000
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saved from their bank or whatever.
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Something happens. Because I just want, I'm going to go on a limb and say this.
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There are entities, rich people, who don't want Americans to have money.
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Not to save money, but the sake of keeping people poor because at the end of
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the day, when it comes to going to war, guess who are the first people that you are going to trick?
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People living in poverty. Check to check. Hey, we're going to give you $10,000 if you join.
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You have a student loan and you owe $200,000. We got you. Join the military. We got your back.
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That's why you keep the food price kind of up in a sense
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and when i hear these stories about
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what happened with the nuclear all these and i'm
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not trying to make you listening for whatever reason if someone
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thinks that i'm trying to defend iran because look my
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thing is this i live in a neighborhood where there's
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yemenis and there's iraqi people and they're
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not too fond of iranians or i
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take it back the people that are running the country in iran because
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the understanding is that iran has supported certain
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groups that let's say in iraq that's why you know you got the iran iraq war
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and that's the uh war in the 80s where the united states took the side of saddam
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hussein to defeat well i'm never gonna say defeat because i think it came into a little uh,
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stalemate, you know, for those people that are into sports, it's a tie, you know what I mean?
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But then United States decided to attack Saddam Hussein, the person that they
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created, and they funded to go to Iran.
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Come on, man. Come on.
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What is this script that we always, American, the average American,
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I just, when I hear people talk about the situation when it comes to war, Trump, Harris, Biden.
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Bush, Obama, it's the same damn talking point sizes of script and people repeat it like parrots.
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And again, and you know, my Yemenis, Iraqi people, I hate where they're coming
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from. They got a little riff going on, but guess what?
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They don't have a dog in a fight when it comes to Israel and Iran because,
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hey, there's a lot of Middle East countries that just not too fond of those
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countries because it seems that everybody in the Middle East is all lumped up, right?
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Iraq, Jordan, right? Israel, Palestine, Syria, throwing little Egypt going on there.
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You know, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, they all lumped up there.
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And in many cases, the conflicts amongst those countries, let's tell you what
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it's within Syria, within Iraq,
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Jordan, whatever it is, whatever conflicts, you know, again,
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you could probably even throw Libya, even though Libya is in an African state
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there, but it's just saying that when it comes to these conflicts,
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there's two countries, Iran and Israel.
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One likes to think, okay, if I'm the president of the United States,
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I would tell those two countries, yo, chill the F, uh, relax.
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Excuse me. Don't do anything crazy. Don't do anything extra. Just relax.
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For the next 10 years, whatever, do a treaty, whatever it is.
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Don't do, don't support this. Don't do that. Relax.
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Israel, relax. You know what I mean? But that's
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not the case you know especially if a country
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like israel where they got these uh you cannot
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say investment here united states both political parties take
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some of that uh israel money pro israel lobby just uh parrots you know it's
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a script so sadly that's my situation that just giving people a little educational
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thing going on because when people talk to me well you know The reason why that
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happens Because Iran has nuclear And I'm like okay.
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That's what they're telling you Do we actually know that's real? Right?
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So my Iranian officials Might have come on On TV or whatever On their press
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On their end They might say Yeah well you know We got a sign going on And if
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Israel keeps bombing us We're gonna use something crazy,
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Yeah I mean you know Stuff like that Because sadly How can I say Even Even Even,
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The opposition And when I said the opposition, people who oppose the United
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States, even the opposition, if the United States sends you a million dollars
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to say some weird stuff so that we could have, you know what, guess what?
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That person that went on TV, whether you're a general or a sergeant,
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whatever it is, in the Iranian army, Navy, whatever, to say,
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yeah, we got something powerful.
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Oh, tomorrow, Israel's gone.
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If the United States sends a little million dollars, you might say something like that, guess what?
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But there's those officials that might take it and get the hell out of Dodge.
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Out i'm out but because of your comments the
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united states boom i'm just
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saying be careful what's out there in the news once again
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we got trump in office america first no that's never a thing regardless of both
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political parties united uh trump would have been on that uh america first guess
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what you got deceived kamala would have been like oh let's fight for pronouns
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whatever it is Guess what?
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You're going to get deceived because they both would have done the same thing.
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And this is why I, one person, to gravitate that we need more independent leaders,
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not aligned to any of the political parties because sadly they got co-opted,
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psyoped, whatever it is.
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And for Trump to come out and say, hey, you know, we did this.
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Let's just say for the sake they had that, those nuclear things.
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What is the story behind that again? That they have some ingredients that can
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make nuclear bombs that United States wants?
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Let's not forget that a lot of times when United States gets into this war,
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whether it's Iraq, Afghanistan, or whatever.
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I was talking to one of my brothers-in-arms about the Afghanistan.
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Let's just not forget. They have a lot of OPD.
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So when that thing happened in 9-11, you go to Afghanistan. and now you control opium.
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Now people get high and addicted of opium. Guess who makes money?
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So sometimes it's not about the sake of whatever. It's about something.
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Iraq, the argument is it was oil, right?
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When it comes to Iran, one could argue they got some stuff there.
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They got some uranium fever.
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Hey, that's the stuff that makes nuclear weapons. Guess who makes money off
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nuclear? United States They're gonna sell it.
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State likes to uh these b b 52 bombers
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they cost billions of dollars they they
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can't be parked or whatever station somewhere in
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a hangar like a collecting dust they gotta be told that
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they do this precise missions as long as you got a good pilot right guess who's
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gonna buy it maybe japan's gonna buy it right australia might buy them countries
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in chile at that chile might understand that they bought stuff from the United
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States, you know, some of the old helicopters.
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It's a market, and we're not in it. We don't make money. It's just a balance
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that, hey, as long as you live in America, you're safe, supposedly, allegedly.
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You guys go fight amongst each other while we make money, and guess what?
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If something hard's happened in your community, whether it's wire fires,
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whether it's this, whether it's that, streets broken, highways broken,
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infrastructure, whatever it is, people hungry, people dying of whatever it is.
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America doesn't come first.
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It doesn't even come second and doesn't even come third. So keep that in mind.
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