Latest / The Sense and Senseless Podcast / EP: 52 “We ALL Have Been Played” The Shakedown of Constant War
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- Bryan: All right. Ready? ⁓ Let's do it. Jason: Yeah. Yeah, let's hit it. Bryan: ⁓ shit. Hey, welcome back to the Sense and Senseless podcast. I'm Brian. Jason: ⁓ shit. I'm Jason. I didn't know where that came from. ⁓ okay. I thought maybe you see my face come up and you're like, ⁓ shit, I thought he wasn't gonna be here today. Bryan: He's all shit, Jason. It was your first I was stretching and then Now when you get old, you know how you always gotta make some kind of noise when you stretch or do something? That was my ⁓ shit. Fuck. I didn't realize that song just ended and we were coming on. No, it wasn't. All right, well if it's if you Jason: Yeah. ⁓ okay. It sounded more like a disappointment on shit. Not really a stretch on shit, but okay. All right. Just making sure I was like, I can get off here if you want me to, but I thought okay. Bryan: Now you good. If this is your first time joining us, welcome to the family. We're just two random guys trying to make sense of shit in a way that everyone can understand. ⁓ so and sometimes some more shit. So what we're gonna talk about tonight. ⁓ this week we're gonna discuss a little bit of the Iran war. ⁓ we're gonna talk some more about our greatest ally, Israel. We'll look at oil. Jason: And some sometimes some off shit. Bryan: Power, proxy wars, an uncomfortable question of whether Israel's actions truly serve our interests here in the great land of the United States of America, or if we're just being played. ⁓ from lobbying money and military industrial cashing in to the nine eleven questions, dual citizenship, and how both parties are bought and paid for. We're not here to defend Iran or anyone else. We're here to follow the money, the history, and the agendas. As always, stick with us. We're going somewhere. There's truly a method to this madness. Even when it seems that it's gonna be a little bit out there. So please hit that like, share, follow, and subscribe button. We appreciate every single one of you. All right. Jason, you got anything? Jason: No, hey, ⁓ y yeah, just real quick, ⁓ man, hey, welcome to everybody the family, man. Our numbers rose a lot. ⁓ we appreciate everybody. ⁓ had a couple of TikToks get promoted and picked up a lot of new followers and we hope that we ⁓ do good for you guys and cover a lot of cool stuff. Brian comes up with a lot of this stuff. You ⁓ he's got a lot in his head and it's scary sometimes, but There's a lot of good stuff in there. And just give us a shout out. If if you'd like to hear something different, I'm sure Brian can dig it up and we can talk about it. So thank you guys. Welcome. Appreciate it. Bryan: Thank you, Jason. It all right, so let's get into it. I hope everyone had a chance to celebrate the two hundred and fiftieth birthday of this great land. So ⁓ happy birthday to everybody. Jason: Yep, there we go. Yeah, happy birthday to you. Bryan: And we was discussing earlier the the fireworks celebration in DC. And I know you said you didn't see it, but I seen it. And if anyone that hasn't seen it, I it's 40 minutes. If you like fireworks, I grew up, I love fireworks. I like fire love fireworks to this kid. It was something that we done as a family, so I really enjoy fireworks. And when I seen that shit going on last night, I'm like, all right, I'll stay up a little bit longer and watch fireworks. 40 minutes later. I mean, I don't know how much they spend on fireworks. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: works. That was a unbelievable, you know, just a display of fireworks. And the music was great too. They they had the army band out there and they had ⁓ guy singer and I think it was three or four women singers. They played everything from Bon Jovi, ⁓ Earth Wind and Fire, which one? ⁓ Neil Diamond. They'd had Neil Diamond, Miley Cyrus, the village people. Jason: Mali Sarus mm. Journey. Bryan: Yeah they ⁓ they ⁓ it was a real good mix. Yeah, I really enjoyed it. I mean and they had a few more, I mean you get my point, but it was a variety, it wasn't like just all this Lee Greenwood shit, you know and you know Yeah, it it was just fun music and you can just see the people in the crowd were were having fun and and the fireworks were going off. And I'm sure there's gonna be people bitching about it, you know, and about the cost of it and all and and I'm sure it was expensive as fuck. Jason: That's a good that's a good mix right there. That is. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They wear that song out, dude. I'm sorry. Right. Bryan: But it was two hundred and fifty. Jason: ⁓ yeah, dude. I mean Yeah. That's all your doge money, man. So everybody bitching about not getting their doge money. Come on. I did so I didn't watch, watch it, Brian. I d because I don't want people like, man, he's unpatriotic as hell. I seen videos of it, but I didn't sit there and turn it on like the the ball drop, right? Of New Year's or whatever. I seen clips of it this morning. It looked badass, but I don't know. I just I seen enough. Bryan: Yeah. Jason: explosions and stuff over in Iraq, I really don't. I mean it's okay. I d sometimes the booms get me, sometimes it don't, but I ain't as messed up as some people are and there's people out there that really can't handle it. So but yeah, but no, it wasn't li I just didn't I don't know, it I just wasn't in the mood. Bryan: I get it. Well, we went to the live fireworks in in Kema and shit, it must have been I think it was around eleven o'clock by the time they started these fireworks. ⁓ Central Time. It was late last night when they started because I think they had rain delays and all that stuff. So I didn't watch all the stuff going up to it. No, when I actually put it on when we got back to the ⁓ hotel, Trump was giving his speech and I listened to a little bit of that. Then when I seen ⁓ them start the ban and fireworks, that's when I really was like, okay, I Jason: I had a headache. Right. It was light. Yeah. Uh-huh. Bryan: Now I'm in I'm in tune. I was really impressed. I mean, really impressed. I wish I could have been there. I really do. Because whoever was there, they that was a spectacle to see. And I think it's good. You know, to see people have a good feeling for, you know, quick for at least 40 minutes. Enjoy the fireworks. Don't bitch about the money's already spent. Just enjoy it. Watch it. Understand that this is the celebration of our country. Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Bryan: You know you know I'm getting it for forty minutes. I don't give a shit who is the pr just for forty minutes, just let our differences go. Jason: Yeah. And anybody in the United States, not not not citizen, anybody that would that was able to go or even watch on TV got to enjoy that. So look at it that way. Look at all the money we've talked. Go back and watch our older shows and the fraud and the waste and the ⁓ to to the daycare in Somal or in in in Minneapolis with the Somalians and all the other crap, right? That That nobody gets to enjoy. I'm not making excuses. Yeah, we can better spend our money, but I am saying everybody got it that had the ability to go or watch on TV, which everybody's got the ability to watch on TV. So don't say unless you're Jehovah's Witness and you don't watch TV. That's on you and you're not watching this podcast anyway, so I don't care. But anyways, you know what I'm saying? It stop. Just stop it. Just it's our 250th birthday. I'm not gonna be Bryan: It's two fifty. Jason: I'm not gonna be alive for the three hundred. Bryan: Nope. Most of us not gonna be alive for three hundred. Jason: I'll be lucky for the two f two seventy five. You know what I'm saying? So shut up. Just enjoy it. Bryan: Yep. So if you haven't seen it, I mean I'd I'd encourage you to go back and watch it. It was I don't know if it set a record. They said it it looked, they were trying to set records. I can guarantee I don't think there's anybody you you could put multiple celebrations that was given yesterday for the fourth of July together and couldn't compete with the amount of fireworks they shot at the ⁓ that was a lot of damn fireworks. A lot of fireworks. Jason: I I forget what the number was, but it was astronomical higher than anything that's ever been done, which you know Trump's gonna do that. So it was a world record of the biggest fireworks shelf. Bryan: ⁓ yeah. I mean yeah, it's like if you if you took like a couple weeks of Disney fireworks, like the nights and put them all in one night and just shot ⁓ all at one. It was just it was a spectacle. And I and I wish I could have bun been there. I wish I could have bun there. If I could have bun there. Jason: Well, tell you I I I every good lie starts with this. I shit you not, I got a buddy that was there because he got invited over to our group thing Friday night and he sent a picture of him ⁓ him and his wife over at DC. So they were there this weekend for that. So I'll ask him how that went. Bryan: So he he was actually at the celebration? That's awesome. That's awesome. Jason: Yes. Yep. He was there for the weekend. So I'll ask him if it was as awesome as it looked like on T V. And what ⁓ yeah. Bryan: ⁓ it had to be better. The reason I say that 'cause it's always better life. Everything is always better life. Jason: ⁓ it is. Because you get to feel that, right? You feel it and you're it's like going to a concert. You know, you watch it on YouTube and it's like, ⁓ my gosh. And you get the best seat. Don't get me wrong in all the camera views. You get to see the drummer and the bass player and the keyboardist, not to take us f you know, show to three hours, but you get a you get to see that on YouTube, but there's nothing like being at the in that arena feeling those speakers just Bryan: Yeah. Jason: Push that music through your body. I mean, for somebody that's never been to a concert, it's just crazy. You go to a ton of them. Bryan: And in the energy of the people around you also. I mean that that is just unbelievable. Jason: Yes. Yes. Yes. So if you ever get a chance, go. Go do stuff, people. Get out. Stop watching Bryan: Yep. So I hope y'all all enjoyed yeah the two hundred and fifty celebration of our great nation. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: All right, well, that's the weekend rap. Now we're gonna go into that was that was the good shit. Now now now let's talk about the the bullshit. All right. So a few weeks ago we did a deep dive into how the US and the British overthrew Iranian government with a coup led by CIA and MI6. This was ⁓ back in 1953. So this is eventually what Jason: Mm-hmm. The bullshit. Bryan: led the Iranian people to taking their country back in the nineteen seventy nine revolution, which is why I believe all the talking points about Iran start in 1979. Now I I'm not a supporter of Iran. I just want to bring this back up in in case you missed it in that episode. So here's a short video explaining Operation Ajax. You remember that, right? Jason: ⁓ yeah, it's we learned it in school. Bryan: So about you remember when we went over it a few weeks ago, Operation Ajax? Jason: ⁓ I thought you were gonna say, yeah, no. I thought yeah, no. I remember, yes, we we back it all up to that year and we we you went further back and and started showing where back in the fifties this stuff all started. But everybody wants to get hung up on nineteen seventy nine. Like this is when Iran lost their shit and just went to hell and I they were just a peaceful country until nineteen seventy nine and then it was them. Bryan: No. Jason: They they're the problem. And they ⁓ like we said, we don't support them. They are a problem right now. But it's like that dude at work. We talked about this too. You know, when somebody at work's acting a certain way, more than likely it's something else deeper going on with him, right? So we dig deeper and come to find out him and his wife's having issues or she's sicker than a dog, or there's just a lot of chaos going on at his house or something like that. There's something that's causing him to be like that. Well, same thing with this country. I mean, it's like that rabid dog. They were a good dog until it just got kicked around too much and now you can't even get around and touch it, right? It's gonna tear you up. Bryan: Well, the question I was ⁓ I looked into after this ⁓ this week was why do we want so much power over Iran? And from what I gather, it it wasn't that we wanted power over Iran. We wanted influence over their mineral rights and their oil. So I I dug a little bit deeper into that just for perspective, and I won won't bore you with all the numbers, but Iran has roughly four to five times the proven oil reserves that we have here in the US. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: So when you look at proven oil reserves, which means the oil that they've already found and verified, you know, that they can get, Iran is number three globally, only behind Venezuela and Saudi Arabia. Canada and Iraq ro ⁓ they round out the top five globally. And I'm sure this is a probably a good reason why w we wanted Venezuela, right? Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: So the US also had to keep influence over Iran because it didn't want Iran to become a dominant factor in the Middle East. And they had to protect his allies in the Middle East, like the Gulf states, as well as our greatest ally, Israel. Now, during the 1979 revolution, Iranians seized the U.S. Embassy in Tehran and took 52 American hostages. They held these hostages for 444 days. And y'all probably have heard this before because you know they'll they'll mention this a lot also that the hostages and and the torch. And again, I'm not fucking taking up fire and just going over the details. All right. Now, when they took the these hostages from the embassy, this was not only a violation of diplomatic norms, but this was national humiliation to the Western world, you know, including the United States. So after Iran took their country back in nineteen seventy nine, we pretty much fought them tooth and nail through proxy wars, sanctions, just to bring ⁓ suffering to the Iranians. I don't know I really don't know how they prosper now. I don't know what their economy is like. I don't know how they're surviving. It's based on how much we bombed them after we sanctioned them for years. But they're they're pretty strong people. Well, the problem I have is we're supposed to act like we're innocent when these people chant Death to America. They ⁓ buried what is it, the the Ayatollah or they did the funeral form this past weekend. I think it was yesterday. And they were saying that they were chanting Death to America again. And Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: You know, that they would want revenge. And I don't remember how many people was out there, but they it was large amount of people that went to Diatollah's funeral, as you can imagine. But I can understand why these people hate us, or at least hate our government. They might not hate us as people, but I'm sure they don't like our government. They might not like their government, but they don't like our government either, because our government is probably putting them through, if not more punishment, at least the same amount of punishment as their government's putting them through. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: So we overthrew their government, installed a puppet with the Shah, and then got mad when they took the government back, so then we punished them for taking the government back. But that's sounds like we're fucking kind of childish right there. Jason: That's what I'm getting at. We didn't learn that stuff. We were never told that stuff. Bryan: No. Why would Jason: We were just told they lost their shit in nineteen seventy nine. Well and why did they lose it? People just don't lose it, they snap. And they snap because of the treatment. Bryan: That's all they still tell you. Jason: And what we say, it's like it's it's ⁓ it's one of the scary movies, one of the spoofs on scream or whatever, but it shows it's the one that was mocking the war of the worlds or whatever with the alien invasions, and it showed Detroit before the aliens landed, and then it showed Detroit after the aliens landed, and it didn't change from from the before to the after. That's what I ran is. I mean, they were built. Bryan: Yeah. Jason: to to get beat up on and and you're not doing that. Like you said, how they still surviving? Why ⁓ how's their economy, blah, blah, blah. They they don't have nothing, therefore they don't need nothing. Bryan: There's some Brazilian sum bitches. Jason: Well yeah, Afghanistan, look at all them countries over there. I mean, you y if you lived in that kinda thing you'd be pissed off all the time too. And then you had these countries coming in there trying to control how you do your stuff. Bryan: Yeah. Not not trying, they are controlling. Jason: We wonder why Yeah, you wonder why people don't like us. And we're not even talking about people within the United States. We're not ta this ain't black, white, Hispan this is way over what is that I think it was a nineteen hour flight from here. Bryan: All right, so the the reason I'm going back to this is because while yes, I I I believe we need to protect our allies, I don't think our greatest ally, Israel, I don't think they have our best interest in mind. And I want you to hear some of the people in the Middle East on what they think of the greatest ally that we have. And this was a couple of weeks ago and it's from Arab news, ⁓ Arab news, Arab news, however you wanna say. Jason: Mm-mm. Mm-mm. Bryan: I'ma stop it. ⁓ so the the first guy is a Palestinian ambassador to the UN. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: All right, now this lady, she's the ⁓ representative of Turkey to the United Nations. All right, so that that last guy, he was a representative of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the United Nations. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: So it doesn't sound like Israel is very well liked even in in their own area. And it the other key factor I find is Israel is the common denominator in this mathematical equation of fucking war and death. You know? Seems like no they no matter where you go, they find that they like the weapon that you find in at every murder scene or some shit. You know? They're always involved for some reason or another. Jason: Mm-hmm. Yeah. Yep. Bryan: Now this is a clip from Sean Ryan. ⁓ I think this might have been his I don't know if this was in his latest interview with Candace or not, but ⁓ this was a statement written by the Israeli National Security Minister Itamar bin Grof, or however you say his name, or some you know. What the heck? That dude. That's right. Check this out. Jason: Just clear your throat. Yeah, but how And you could quilting I don't. Bryan: Yeah, when did obliterate become a fucking buzzword? Jason: Dude, they're trying to go they're they're trying to go Old Testament from the Bible. Like where where God would just wipe people out. Like like he would wipe a ethnic groups or whatever just plum out and tell ⁓ to. Like tell the Jews or the Israelites to just Bryan: Well, the Jews are got. Ha ha ha. Jason: No, we're studying that in in there right now and they're they're not. I mean, it's kinda cool ⁓ because I'm telling you, the American church held to that. ⁓ we gotta stand with Israel. Everybody had signs out in their yard. Stand with Israel, stand with Israel. Like I forget when was it ten years ago or or I I can't remember when all that was big or whatever. And I stand with Israel, I stand with Israel and Bryan: Or when everybody was getting like their coexist fucking bumper stickers and shit? Jason: Yeah, and all this stuff. And you know what? Bec people aren't reading their book, the the good book, enough to understand that yes, there was a reason why they were chosen at the beginning because that's where Jesus had to come from, right? God knew that, so he took care of them and blah, blah, blah. But after Jesus came and died, I'm not trying to church here. I'm just saying that. stopped all that stuff. Now Israel or the Jews aren't God's chosen. Salvation is God's chosen. People that are saved through Jesus Christ are God's chosen now. Not Jews. So but Jews had that on them the whole time. They think, ⁓ kind of like Kuwaitis. I I assimilate it to that real quick. Natural born Kuwaitis as soon as they're born, natural born, not people that live in Kuwait, but natural born Kuwaitis as soon as they're born start getting money for royalties from oil. They didn't do nothing to deserve that. They didn't work. They didn't you know what I'm saying? They were just born. And that's how Jews thought. Jews thought as soon as they were born that they were God's chosen. Like you're you're better than everybody else. Bryan: Well, I think like that too. Somebody should pay me from the time I'm born. It doesn't mean somebody gonna pay me. You know what I'm saying? I'm a Mayon. Motherfuckers need to pay me from the time I was born. Jason: I know. Yeah. But that's what I'm saying with the Jews. The Jews think because Yeah, because of B B C like before Christ, they were the chosen. They had to be because of that lineage. After the the Jesus came and did what he did, that that's no more. And they can't get it out of their damn mind. They still it's like that high school star football player that can't get out of high school. He didn't do shit after he got out. He peeked in high school and he's still sitting at the damn Dairy Queen. Bryan: Peaked in high school. Jason: downtown on Main Street still bragging about throwing four hundred or four hundred yards that game. Yeah, his d yeah. And his damn letterman jacket that's falling apart. And his and his and his ⁓ high school ring on his finger still, and he can't he can't get over it. Bryan: That's right. You know you you know who you are. Jason: Because his mom and dad got in his head so big when he was younger that he never did get past that that that part and and move on. It's over, buddy. You're done. Bryan: Yeah, and there's a lot of ⁓ out there. No. Jason: That's why I don't go to ⁓ not to reroute, I don't go to to ⁓ reunions, high school reunion. Why? If I don't hang out with you now, I sure the hell don't want to see you. And the second thing is, is I'm not there to damn judge penis size, like what'd you do when you got out? That's none of your damn business. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, just measure, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Whatever. Have you gone to one? Bryan: That's what y'all do, y'all y y'all just pull your peckers out when you go to the high school reunion and you just all compare? That's kinda odd, but okay. No. I d I I didn't have no friends in high school. So why the fuck would I go back to see people? That's right. I mean So there's no reason for me to go back, you know? Jason: You barely graduated, so shut up. But anyways. I know you didn't barely cause you were dumb. You just didn't like it like me. I didn't care about it. Why do I want to go back to the building or to a place and simulate something I didn't or get back into something I don't like? But that's where the Jews are. They that's because I know you're not as versed in that, but I'm just telling you that's where ⁓ your biblical Christians are with that and they're starting to see now. You you you Like a majority of my Sunday school class this morning understands Israel's not right right now. Does that make sense? What what Bryan: Yeah. Yeah, and I I don't think right now, I don't think we we're ⁓ I think a lot of people are are waking up to that. And for the most people that's listening to us or that will listen to us, I mean we're not telling anything, no, but I just hope we might be reaching someone else. But that's that's the reason I'm bringing this shit back up though, is is is because I don't want us to lose focus on the fact that no matter how much they tell us that Israel is our greatest ally, and they're gonna tell us that we're gonna fall if we without Israel, they just continue they just gaslight. Jason: Yes. ⁓ Bryan: You know, that they they keep telling us this shit and no but n nothing's backing what they're saying up. Nothing. Jason: Yes. Though they They're that abusive boyfriend, fiance, husband, whatever, the narcissistic one. That's the one. And they they make you think that if you back away or you get out of the relationship, you're gonna, you're gonna fall on your face. We're the we're the best country in the world. Are we not? We say that all the time. I I truly believe no matter if it's Obama, Biden, Bush, Trump, whoever the president, we still as Americans, with Hispanics and everybody. Bryan: I think so. I think so. Jason: Our melting pot of legal residents are the best country in the world. This is the best country in the world by far, if you go to any other country. But yeah, we got this little ass country over here in the Middle East that probably would have been everybody thinks God protected them from every no, America protected them from everybody. Right? We're starting to see that now. How much America has put into them people and protected them. Bryan: And and yet we got Jason: And and they're over there with like that little dude at school that keeps running his mouth, starting shit, and his big butt buddy has to fight all the fights. That's what it looks like in my head. And we just need to bat and we did we need to let that little dude get his ass beat so he shuts his mouth. Bryan: I think the only difference in this case is that the little kid has parents that's paying the big buddy to protect the little kid. You know. Jason: Yeah, you're right. Yeah. Well w then cut it off. We don't need it. I'm tired of it. Bryan: Well, our our ambassador to ⁓ the ⁓ Israel old Mike Huckby, he continues to show his true allegiance. And and I don't I don't want to put this out there. Our ambassadors are the chief diplomat and the person that's the stand-in for the president of the United States in the nation of sign. So he's the direct representative of our country. Their job is to uphold and follow the U.S. foreign policy set by the president of the United States. Jason: D yes. Yes. Bryan: They swear an oath and support and to defend the US Constitution. Their number one job is to protect the interests of the US. Fucking period. Jason: Yes. Yes. Yes. Not Huckleby. Bryan: Yeah, so yeah, no. I so I'm gonna play Huckleby and then just let me know if it sounds like he's doing his fucking job. This is him giving a commencement speech, ⁓ I'm assuming last month. It's at Yeshiva University, which is I found is some kind of private Jewish university. I think it's in ⁓ New Jersey or somewhere up there. I could be wrong. I've been wrong before, but here's Huckleby. Jason: That's all right. Bryan: That's right. God gave you everything. Jason: Hold on. I've got No, he said because God gave you he called you Israel or what. No, he didn't. He called he called a person Israel. ⁓ I'm thinking of Jacob. Jacob renamed, or God renamed Jacob in the lineage from Abraham. So Jacob is the son of Isaac and the grandson of Abraham. Abraham was who God blessed with the big nation, right? And then there was Isaac and and Ishmael. Ishmael was the one that was cast out into the desert with with the concubine, and Ishmael is where Muslim come from. ⁓ Jacob was Isaac's son, and God renamed him Israel. Israel wasn't a place, it was a person. Bryan: ⁓ did did he have a gender change whenever he renamed him? Jason: No no come on, dude. Don't go there. No, he renamed he gave him a new name. He didn't give him a new damn pronoun. Well, hey, while we're here, I appreciate the eight hundred and eighty-five subscribers we got. We're probably gonna lose 300 for that comment, but whatever. I know you know. But no, I know. No. So God renamed Jacob Israel, which means he strives with God or God strives. Bryan: I mean that could explain a lot of things. That's what I'm just asking. Yeah, I don't care. It is what it is. Fuck you if you can't take a joke. Jason: That's what it is. It it's not a country, it's not a a denomination of people. Bryan: Your representative or your ⁓ ambassador, should I say, to Israel, but your US ambassador just said what the fuck he just said. So you better listen. They are the people. Them people. Okay. Jason: Yes. No, they're not. No, they're not. Bryan: Well, ⁓ good. And I'm let's just keep pulling this. Let's let's peel this onion a little more. All right. I'm going somewhere with all this as always. ⁓ I I'm not just trying to rekindle, you know, all the shit we spoke about in the past. If you're listening to us, that's not the reason I am going somewhere with this, so please stay with us. And we've discussed now Israel had prior knowledge of the bombings of the marine barracks in Beirut back in the eighties. We discussed this before. And then for those of you that didn't join us or aren't aware of this, here's the old news clip. Jason: Fill it up. Bryan: ⁓ I still can't remember this old guy's name. Is if it's Ted Broke off or Dan Rather is one of those guys. Maybe you fucking remember, Jason. Jason: Or by the door. Bryan: So our greatest ally would actually withhold information from us? Jason: ⁓ that's what they do. Bryan: And then I don't know if you've seen this one from Tucker. This is ⁓ Tucker saying that they also knew about nine eleven. That's our greatest ally. That just allows us to die. Jason: Dude, They they allow that stuff yeah, they allow that stuff to happen because they Bryan: Like they they sacrifice us. Jason: ⁓ it it was all set up for a certain reason. Bryan: Yep. And we're gonna get there. Jason: But we can't talk about that or that or I'm gonna have to find different headings or whatever to use for releasing this stuff because Lord knows other platforms don't want us saying that. That's why why w why are we not Bryan: We're about to talk about Jason: I don't know. I'll I'll shut up about that. Go on. Keep going. We can't talk about this. I didn't believe it either. I thought all that crap was conspiracy theories and these damn nut jobs coming up with that crap, but then the more you start digging and the more you start looking, it's like Bryan: Okay, so yeah, I mean, so that's quite possible. They they knew that we were gonna die in Beirut. They well our Marines were gonna die in Beirut. They more than likely knew something was up with nine eleven. And yeah, they did the USS Liberty. And I mean it's all the Holy Land, right? And then we had still believe, and this is my opinion, ⁓ and I'm sure you remember this, and I'm gonna show it again that this money that BB they say and they were giving the Hamas that Jason: Son of a butt. Dude, they attacked that one ship. Yeah. Bryan: They knew about October seventh. Jason: Cause you gotta condition your people to be pissed off at other people. That's what he's doing. Bryan: I'm gonna play that video again real quick about ⁓ the how Netanyahu was giving that money. Just in case someone else hasn't seen it and why didn't it? So if he's willing to sacrifice his own, you bam sure be willing he'd sacrifice us, right? Jason: Yeah, I mean dude, this is some Game of Thrones shit here. You know what I'm saying? If I don't know if you've ever watched that series, I was addicted to that. It it is. It's you never you're you're like once you start thinking you got it figured out, you you you don't. And you're like, son of a buck, I I should have known they were working together. You know what I'm saying? And I mean how the how that's demonic. I I know I use that word a lot, but it is. How demonic is that? Bryan: Yeah, I watched Game of Thrones. Jason: To pay somebody to beat up on your country to get your country pissed off at a certain people. Bryan: ⁓ we've done it in our country. Jason: I know. Supposedly I just seen a video of all these white masked men carrying Confederate flags marching at DC. Bryan: Yeah, that was the white nationalists. Jason: Okay. You know who I I there's a good chance it's the Democrats paying them dudes to do that to look like Bryan: Yeah, I don't know who they were. I don't know anything about ⁓ I just remember seeing exactly what you say what you're talking about. And I know it was the white nationalists, but they all had their faces covered. So it's like, ⁓ they're not too proud of themselves. You know, I you can't be too proud of what you're doing if you cover you just can't be, unless you're really looking to protect your unless you're really looking to protect yourself from, you know, harm from someone else. And if if that's the case, then you're probably not doing what's right anyway. Jason: Yeah. No. Well, why i i you know is well, maybe they're not. Maybe they're not allowed to watch certain stuff. So I don't know. Maybe they're throttled down the logarithm doesn't allow that video to show. But you think Israel, some people in Israel had to have seen this already and start questioning, like get enough people to question BB like, hey, what were you funding Amos? The same people that parachuted in here or glided in and killed our people? Were you giving them money? Bryan: If if they if you live in Israel and you really believe that that land all that land is yours and you believe in the greater Israel's solution to where they're gonna take over a lot more land than what they already have. You probably don't care what it takes. You know, you know I'm getting that? Wherever and I could be wrong about I don't know where that attack happened and where it's like, but I would assume that it it didn't happen in in their their more affluent areas. It didn't happen in the Hamptons. You know, it might have happened in, you know, South La Chicago or whatever area you want to pick on, like my area, poor area. It might happen in a poor area, but it's not happening in a rich area. Jason: No. Bryan: So I think that they willing to sacrifice those people. You know what I'm getting at? Yep. We're willing to do the same thing. It's sick. And we've discussed in the past that there was a plan and it was all the Middle East, you know, and to bring all these countries to have a war with all these countries in a certain amount of time frame. Well, this is ⁓ the wars in the Middle East. Jason: No. Yeah. Yeah, same like us. Yeah. Bryan: With just a few guys the way they planned it that came over from Israel. And would nine eleven been part of that plan to get us all an uproar to support them to go to these wars? Jason: We th I I can't remember what episode. It it's been ⁓ probably a month, month and a half that we talked about that. I even tried to post that on and it got shot down. Bryan: Yeah, but we we're gonna keep the reason I'm bringing that up again because we're looking at this in a different way. You st I'm putting it together in a different way and hoping that people can start seeing how all this comes together. All right. So was this the plan? Were they just trying to build up support to go destroy everybody in the ⁓ over there? You know, and and we've played this one before and I'm gonna play it again. So this is BB in his own words back in two thousand two. That's him in two thousand two pretty much telling ⁓ Congress what we have to do. Jason: Yeah. He just sitting there feeding people bo y do we not have enough intelligence ourselves to know that? Do we have to have Israel telling us? Bryan: Seems like She what the fuck seems like. All right, so let's see who the actual winners were in these wars in the Middle East since nine eleven. And we'll just say that that that the coup didn't have the lasting effect that the US and Israel had wanted because Iran ended up taking their place back. And the wars in the Middle East, mainly Iraq, Afghanistan, didn't also didn't have desired effects. The Taliban's still in control of Afghanistan using our fucking equipment. Jason: Mm-hmm. Yeah, we just left it there, dude. We just here you go. Bryan: You know? Yeah. And and while we got rid of Saddam, ISIS rose. And these wars helped Iran, you know, as the US fought Iran's enemies. Or at least fought the people in their area, so they weakened the people of the Middle East. And this cost Iran nothing, but it cost the US trillions. As we discussed before, since nine eleven, the US has spent anywhere between six and eight trillion on the war and terror. Okay. Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Bryan: So where'd that fucking money go? Jason: ⁓ tell us, Brian. Bryan: The top five contractors benefited the most to the tune of two trillion in total. And who are those contractors? Lockheed Martin, Raytheon Boeing, General Dynamics, and Northrood Grumman. It is stated that overall contractors received upwards of seven trillion dollars from broader post nine eleven spending surges. Seven trillion dollars. All right, so who are the winners of the Iran war to this point? ⁓ Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, Northward Gro Grumman and Boeing has estimated so far that they've all raked in a total of 200 billion so far with Dyran shit. So that's four out of the five that made the most from the war on terror continue to make money hand over fist with these wars. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: And also we also mentioned before that the oil companies are making out well with the spike in oil prices. So we got the defense industry, or if you want to call them the military industrial complex, whatever the fuck. So they're robbing us blind while putting our kids in harm. And why? I'm sure it's just for fucking greed. Now, looking at open secrets.org, which they follow all the money that goes to through lobbyists and shit. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: In any given year, defense lobbyists will spend anywhere from fifty to two hundred million bribing our politicians. All right. So in twenty twenty four, they spent roughly 160 million. And in 2025, they spent roughly ⁓ 191 million. And so far this year, they spent fifty one point five million according to open secrets.org. Now, just to be fair, this is just a drop in the bucket compared to the other lobbying sectors. In total, the US federal lobbying reached record levels in 2025 at roughly five billion dollars. That means companies spending five billion dollars in total to bribe our politicians to spend your money with their companies. Health and pharmaceuticals often spend 700 to 870 million. Finance and real estate between 600 and 700 million. Communication, electronics, and technology, anywhere from Five hundred to six hundred million a year they're spending to lobby our fucking politicians to spend your money on what they want. And you can find all this information on openseekers.org. Now, I I tried to quantify the return on investments for these companies because I figured they were getting a lot for their investment. I mean, think about it. The politicians are playing with house money. This shit don't cost them nothing. They have no sweat equity in the money they fucking use or none. And it always your fucking money they're playing with. And I couldn't find, well, I couldn't find a direct answer on the return on investment. There were a couple of examples on how this shit greatly benefits companies. And maybe I maybe not always in direct sales or revenues. Jason: Mm. Bryan: But shit just as good like tax breaks and bailouts. And in one al ⁓ one analysis reported by the National Nurses United from the period between nineteen ninety-eight and twenty sixteen, they estimated a whopping twelve thousand and three hundred percent to thirty thousand and three hundred percent return on investment from lobbyists. And that was to block Medicare drug price negotiations saving the industry twenty two to fifty four billion a year versus the roughly a hundred and seventy nine million on average lobbying. So they spent a hu roughly a hundred and eighty million to get twenty two to fifty four billion. There was another case reported by Sunlight Foundation stating that in 2004, Tax Holiday yielded a twenty-two thousand percent return on investment for specific form ⁓ firms, resulting in tax savings of sixty two point five billion dollars on a two hundred and eighty three million dollar investment into your politician. Jason: How is this not illegal? Bryan: Man, it's because it's written in the law. The people that's fucking doing this have it written into policy. It's written in the law. That's why it's fucking not illegal. And it's just a small taste of how corrupted our system is when it comes to how they spend our fucking money. All right. So so back to the Middle East. Last week we discussed if Middle Eastern countries have any influence on the U.S. So I looked into the legal part of that. Again, I'm just looking, trust me, I'm sure there's fucking so many legal shit going on, but this is just legal shit that's. That's ⁓ being recorded, right? So Saudi Arabia in 2025, they spent 75 million through the government, through their government, and sixteen million through the private sector. And then ⁓ UAE was ⁓ eighteen million through the government and two point seven million during the private sector, and they got Qatar and Turkey and all. And again, couldn't pin down the return on investment on the numbers, but based off them other numbers, I can assume. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: They they at least at the at least get a thousand percent return on investment. At least. I mean, the other ones are getting twenty-two thousand, thirty-three thousand. I mean, that's being very conservative, saying a thousand percent. And they also get, you know, big ⁓ economic deals. They get better access to American leaders and policies, stronger long-term strategic advantages. ⁓ over time, all of these benefits largely outweigh the lobbying costs. And it it's just a smart patient strategy. Yeah, the way they do it. And so yes, we have money coming from the Middle East lobbying our politicians. Yes, our fucking politicians are whoring themselves out to foreign countries and using your fucking money to enrich themselves. But again, I have to be fair, this shit is legal. All of it's legal. And even with the ⁓ Jason: Mm. Bryan: The Middle East countries because they registered under FARA, which is the foreign ed ⁓ foreign agents registration act. So what does FARA do? It covers lobbying, PR campaigns, political consultant, and tourism promotion done on behalf of a foreign principal. Does not stop lobbying. It only requires lobbyists to register and file reports about their work and pay. So they must disclose who they work for and how much they're paid and who they talk to in the U.S. government. All right. So now while this shit sucks, at least the money from them is being tracked through FAIR. It's unlike Israel, because Israel uses APAC and its affiliates to bypass FAIR. So we don't really know what they're spending. The other countries. I haven't to go, you know, follow this shit through fair. But AIPAC is like the only country that's able to work inside the USA, lobby our politicians, and doesn't have to register as a foreign lobby. And it's all because man, it's all because of APAC. And that's the biggest reason is because APAC is not part of the Israeli government. It's just the American Israel, ⁓ American Israel Public Affairs Committee. That's all it is. It's ran by US people. It has nothing to do with Israel. Jason: And doesn't have to report shit. Bryan: It's just the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. We wouldn't let any other country do. I would hope we wouldn't. I I don't know why we let Israel do it. But in 2024, according to opensecrets.org, APAC, along with other Israel support packs like J Street, the Republican Jewish Coalition, and many smaller packs have donated a little over 60 million dollars to political campaigns. And this shit goes to Republicans and Democrats. So why am I why am I bringing this up? Why am I talking about The reason there's a lot of people in this country that are bought off and are funded through the support of Israel. Israel may be the biggest legal money laundering scheme we've ever seen. This is why everyone wants you to support Israel unconditionally. It has little to do with people and everything to do with control, power, and almighty dollar. You worship your God and you support Israel because your God tells you to protect the holy land. Yet the holy land is a ploy to steal land, redistribute your tax dollars to the wealthy, justify the killing of innocent people, and protect the powers that be. All for the good of the Jewish people. Don't make any sense. So the next video I'm going to show you is from an interview between Patrick ⁓ Bet David and Dan. I can't say this guy's name, but you when you see him, you understand Bill Zarian, I think is how he says his name. And I I've seen Dan in the past, but I never really listened to him because he was like always so angry. And I I it's okay to be angry, you know. But like everything I see him in, he was fucking angry. Anyway, he's a very successful dude. And and I'm I'm not sure what he does. Jason: That's what it looks like. Bryan: But I really took a liking to him through this interview. And I was just going through YouTube and I came across this interview and I was impressed with how he handled himself ⁓ and why see now why he's so angry. Cause like during the course of the interview, Patrick kept asking asking Dan about different shit. And Dan kept telling him the whole problem with the government is because the government's controlled by someone else. And he mentions how Israel's, you know, in control and everything Patrick would ask. You know, would try to steer him away from what Dan keeps saying the issue is. So it's like, I get it. He's keep he's like, Well, what is the problem? Well, this is the problem. Well, what is the problem? I keep telling you the fucking problem, but you're not listening. So I can I can see why the guy was why he's probably angry all the time. And he's a very popular guy. It's not like I me giving him props is gonna help him at all. But I I'm glad I actually sat there and watched this whole interview because it opened my eyes to, you know. Jason: Right. Bryan: Who this guy is and the information he has. He's pretty damn smart. So this video's about ⁓ three minutes long, but I think you're gonna enjoy this one. That right there's like, yep, I like Hey parasites. Jason: Yeah. Bryan: Right, I couldn't keep it going, but do y do you know the dual citizenship? I can explain it real quick, if not. Jason: Yeah, you probably want to do it for me and my and all our listeners. Bryan: Okay. All right. So the dual what he was gonna explain is like af so after World War Two and they they got Israel Israel gone, right? They were gonna allow dual citizenship. So if you were Jewish and you wanted to you were in the United States a United States citizen, you can go to Israel and basically try it out, right? And if you didn't like it, you can come back. You can keep your citizenship here in the United States and go be a citizen in Israel. And if you didn't like it, you'll give you you got a chance to go back. Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Bryan: So it gave you dual citizenship. Which when he explained it, and that's basically what he said, ⁓ and I said it, you know, broken down. You know, and I'm getting that. But that's I'm paraphrasing what he said. But when I say, I mean, that was in the nineteen forties, right? Jason: ⁓ yeah. No. Yeah, you Right. It should have stopped and it's still going on. Bryan: Yeah, should have stopped. You shouldn't have still have dual citizenship. You should have made your fucking decision up by now. Or you didn't. So that didn't make any sense to me. Jason: Yeah. Yeah, why why this back and forth shit? ⁓ we got dual citizenship. We're God's chosen. Bryan: No. ⁓ all right. So here's another part. They they ask ⁓ if the Middle East is safer without Israel. So so you you you you believe it'd be better what I did? Yeah, I believe that. So you really believe that? Yeah, so you you really, really believe Yeah, motherfucker. That's what I believe. Jason: Yeah, ⁓ but in his mind he he thinks from what he's seeing on the surface, I think that dude was in the military. The dude with the ⁓ Dan, isn't that his name? Bryan: Yeah, yeah, I'm pretty sure he was in the middle. Based off off of what I can gather, yes. I can't say yes definitely, but based off of what just listened to him, yes. Jason: Yeah. Okay, so me and you, with what you've brought to us and we've gone over on a lot of these episodes, can say, Yeah, we we kind of think maybe if Israel just got shut down, we're not gonna wipe them off. But if somebody p put a muzzle on them, you know what I'm saying? And we leave everybody alone over there that w we'd be better off. But what we can say that but what where we're seeing, but the dude ⁓ that's interviewing him. Bryan: ⁓ yeah, I mean they hell. Jason: He's I I think he's got I I'm not trying to racial profile here, but he looks like he's got some Arabic in him. And he said he lived over there for 10 years. So he's trying to explain some of these countries you're talking about, like Saudi and all that, those are places are westernized. But you go over into certain places of Iraq, you go into Iran, some of these other countries that aren't that are extreme Muslim Sierra. Bryan: Yes, yes. Jason: Sure, you know what I'm saying? Bryan: Well no, but what he was saying is yeah when you look at the Middle East, even Israel it still looks as anybody below that's not a Jew is below them. So it's still an apartheid. So you're still being racist, no matter how you look, it's still a racist country. Jason: Yes. Well under Okay, so so take the dry race board and wipe Israel off the map. Just whoop, just take them off. You're not gonna clean them other places up by doing that. It's not like Iran is gonna tame down and all these other Iran is already boiled over. We created that. We help we help create that, right? We we discussed that. America. Bryan: But who is who who you so what who is destabilizing the Middle East then? No, who is destabilizing the Middle East right now? Who's the common denominator? Jason: I don't know who would ever stabilize it. I think Saudi and I think some of them other countries over there aren't they're more ⁓ they're more Western civilized like us than than they are like Iran. Bryan: What does that have to do with being a d it doesn't matter if you Western cul so you think Western culture is stabilized? Is that what you're saying? Jason: I just don't think like Saudi doesn't want a beef with anybody. They the I mean, they'll protect their own but they're they don't want a war and they don't Bryan: Okay. I I get that. But my my question is is who so who is destabilizing the Middle East? Jason: Who is who is causing that problem? ⁓ I thought you said who's stabilizing. I'm not hearing your dud. I'm not hearing your dud stabilizing. Israel's the one causing all this shit over there. You take them out. It's already they've already created a fester. You'd have to go back into the past. You'd have to get in a time machine and go take them out in order for this not to ever happen. But they've already festered, huh? Bryan: Who yeah, who's destabilizing the Middle East? Why is it No, who is destabilizing the Middle East? Yeah, destabilizing. Understood. I that's understood. But if you take ⁓ out, you don't think that the Middle East would calm down? So why so is Iran just randomly ta ⁓ attacking Saudi Arabia, Qatar or any other Jason: No. Nope. I think Iran is to the point, like I said, they've already boiled over. I think if we went over there and smacked Israel around and we all went over there and beat them up and said, Look, Iran, we took them out, they're done, no more, you're not gonna have to fool with this. Iran's like, sorry, too late. You had your chance. We we've been putting Yeah, I'm just saying, I think it's too far gone. Bryan: This is possible. But I don't think they would destabilize the Middle East. They might destroy Israel just but I don't think they would destabilize that's just me. I I think if they were gonna destabilize the Middle East, if they wanted to do that, they would have been doing that by now. You know what I'm getting at? I think this is how I look at it. I think what they're trying to do with this war is they're destroying our bases over there. So now they have a chance we shoot weapons at them, they destroy our bases. Why do they destroy our bases? I think they're destroying our bases because they want to make it too costly for us to rebuild our bases back in the Middle East. So we have to leave the Middle East. And Middle East can figure out whatever the fuck they want after that point. That's how I look at it. Jason: And I'm I'm fine with them doing that. Like you guys work your own shit out. I mean, if you want to sit there and bomb one another and blow one another up, y then have at it. I mean, we're we're done with this shit. Because I don't really think we need ⁓ do we? Bryan: No, I think we need everyone to work together having the same time if if we can't fix what's going on over there. We proved that we can't fix that. So why are we wasting our time and money over there? Jason: No. It it i I know it's not as simple as this, but it kinda is. It's like having a monopoly board, but on a world scale level. We don't really need boardwalking park place, but it's over there. And you see what you were talking about oil reserves and all that. We don't need their oil reserves, but other people do, and if we got control over that, that gives us even more power. Does that make sense? Bryan: Yeah, to a point. I mean, they made more sense to me when we wasn't in so much debt. You know, when when you get into a spot to where you in so much debt and you own the world you owe the world so much, I think you have to keep power because you can't afford your debt. Having said that, I don't know why you keep overextending yourself. I I that's part I don't understand. I at some point you have to contract and say, Hey, look, I gotta take care of myself. We don't need that shit. Jason: Well But we looked and seen who has to get oil from over there and that's Russia and China or whatever. That's our next biggest countries that that we feel would be a threat to us is what I'm getting at. Like a major threat. So i if we control their if we control their energy, we control them somewhat, cor correct? Bryan: ⁓ I agree with you, but it if if y Yeah, but I think I don't think we had a we in a position to where we can keep trying to control everything or influence everything. We we're not in a position to where we're healthy enough to where we we we're not let's put it this way, we're not the young, healthy ⁓ young adult anymore. You know? We're we're becoming the older not not that we're older country because two fifty, even at two fifty, we a very young country. But we we're getting to where Jason: No, no. Right. Bryan: Our population and our people and our debt and all this shit is just our health when you look at it as a whole, is not good as a country. And I don't think we can keep extending ourselves to say, hey, look, we got to control this. We got to control this. We need to pull back and say, hey, look, we need to fix ourselves. Just like everybody, you know, everybody wants to fix everything else, but they don't want to fix themselves. Jason: But there's a reason why we're not doing that though is what I'm getting at. So that's where we're I'm trying to find where's what's the reason? Why why are we not just wiping our hands, say y'all work this shit out yourself? You know, we're gonna we're gonna sit back in our chair and watch. We're not gonna turn our back to it because the you see what I'm saying? They can be dangerous from afar. Bryan: Because The reason is is because the people in Israel control just about everything in the world. And they're in this is a my opinion, of course. And I believe they're just bleeding us dry. I mean, we're just we're just a means to an end. That's all we are to these people, to all these elites. And whether they bleed us dry or not, it don't matter. Therefore, they can have us fight all these endless wars. They lose, we lose some people, so what? They can spend all our money and all this shit. It don't matter to them. It's our money, you know. They're making money no matter who they put over there. Why? They invested in everything. They own everything. Whether you win or you lose, they they betting on both. They have no loss. You know what I'm getting at? So everybody else is just a pawn that they just throw in, just throwing around. Just throwing around. That's why we won't pull together and take care of ourselves. That's how I believe. I believe that they'll run us in the ground. And once we ran into the ground and and there's nothing left to us, they'll pick another country that's flourishing and they'll just eat that son of a bitch alive. It'll just become a parasite on somebody else. That's what I believe. It's sad to think that way, but that's what I think. Jason: Yeah, but sooner or later they're gonna get that Denzel Washington where he's that dirty cop or whatever. And old dude takes him into the inner city and they all turn on him. And he has that little, ⁓ I got you now, Mother Effers. I d training day. Yeah. That that's what's gonna happen. But Bryan: Training day. Yeah, you go from King Kong ain't got shit on me to a motherfucker just taking you down. Jason: It for me. Yeah. Or ⁓ the four brothers, you know, with Mark Wahlberg. Where they got that kingpin dude that ends up ⁓ killing killing their mom, their foster mom, because they need that store. Bryan: Yeah. Well Jason: Yeah. That that's what I'm getting at is Israel is that damn kingpin par and y you know, real quick, you see that and you're always like, How does one dude like in a prison or a gang or whatever run that mofo without the people turning because the way they treat and talk to their own members and they just take it. And this dude, there's no way if two of them dudes went at that guy, he's done. And and they could are are that's how conditioned we get. Like America shouldn't be taking orders from no other country. You know what I'm saying? Bryan: I know exactly what you're saying. We just don't we just don't understand how the order's written. Jason: A Well, and we don't know what's over our head that that it keeps getting written because Ted Cruz even went out like a an idiot on Fourth of July and and brought up the damn ⁓ the thing of the the hostages. And Sean Ryan says he came back and said, How about you promote 250 years of our country, idiot, instead of Israel? Like he was giving a shout out to Israel on the Fourth of July on on Twitter. Bryan: No, I didn't see that. Jason: It's and I like Ted Cruz there for a while. I don't like him no more. He's buy he's like Huckleby. Bryan: That's like I he remind me of possum. I I always talked to I called him possum. He looked like a fucking possum. Jason: Yeah, and he looks like he turned ⁓ whatever and he's worse than damn Mitch McConnell. Like you can't Bryan: They all fucking pieces of shit. All of them. They're all just fucking tools. ⁓ Jason: They are. They're gonna go whichever way the wave the wind is blowing, you know what I'm saying? Bryan: Well you remember Masad Hassan Yusuf? Not really. You will. This this is the guy on Piers Morgan that yeah. Let's check him out. Jason: ⁓ yeah. I remember that. ⁓ Bryan: You remember him now, right? Jason: ⁓ I remember that one, yeah. I mean that dude just blatantly came out. ⁓ 'cause we said wonder if he exists anymore. Bryan: Yeah, well, I did some digging because I found another video on him this week. And so he was actually born Palestinian. And it was his father that founded, or he was a big leader with Hamas. And he was arrested. Mus what's his name again? Basab Hassan was arrested by Israeli forces in the late 1990s. And basically the Rayleigh the Israelis flipped him into an informant where he worked inside. Hamas from 1997 to 2007. He left Israel in 2007 after his work as an informant ended and was granted political asylum in the U.S. And he's lived in the U.S. since. I'm sure there's nothing shady about any of that shit either. But this is ⁓ him spewing some of more information. This was not too long ago. This is in regards to the 12-day war last year. Jason: It all pans out. That sounds legit, dude. Bryan: That we went in afterwards and obliterated the nuclear stockpile in Iran? Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: This one's ⁓ I think this one's about four minutes. But it it he talks about he's gonna go over Trump and all. I'm gonna pause that right there 'cause That in its shelf should piss you the fuck off. You know? Friends complaining every step of the way. Then if you could have handled all this shit like he says he could, ⁓ we had all this handled, then why the fuck y'all just didn't finish? Why you d why y'all needed us? Jason: Mm-hmm. Yeah. Bryan: Piece shit. Anyway. Here we go. Trump's fault. I no, I agree with him. You can't go to war on a schedule. Jason: No, you can't. I mean, you can't plan that shit out like not like that. You can't be like, Okay, we're gonna let's get the calendar out and Bryan: Yeah, no. Things you you you you adjust on the fly, I get that. But yeah, he I think that he has the resentment he has, I'm sure a lot of fucking Israelis have towards us because of you know, we didn't go all out to do exactly what they wanted. And but but didn't sit there and say that well, we had him exactly what we want. Well you finished him off. You know? Jason: Mm-hmm. No, we didn't have the full follow through. Yeah. Right. We didn't stop them. Bryan: Cause no exactly. Jason: We stopped us and he's mad at that. Bryan: Yeah, y y you can keep moving. But here's another little clip on from that same ⁓ speech interview or whatever the hell he was doing. Jason: Yeah. Bryan: So why do they need us? They they know everything. They're the baddest. Jason: Yeah. They got the most coolest weapons. Bryan: And they might. I mean, but is is he talking about using a nuke? I mean, what is he talking about using? Jason: I don't know. Bryan: I don't even. But I I just can't get how you you listen to him talk about how great they are and they're gonna gaslight us to tell us how much you know we need Israel and we need to support Israel. It's not like Israel got everything under control. According to this man, right? Jason: Yep. Yep. Bryan: But here's our ambassador to Israel again and this is his speech on the two hundred and fiftieth birthday of the United States. Jason: there like twenty people there or something? I mean Same thing with the the the other dude we were listening to reminded me of don't mess with the Zohan. Yeah. Bryan: Thank you, Mr. You know what I ⁓ yeah, he reminds me of Zohan all the time. Jason: He's got a big bush down there, you know. He's ⁓ he's rocking the bush. He's got the bush. Bryan: But Huckleby from what I hear from him is we we're stuck in an abusive relationship, but we can't afford to leave. Yeah, neither one of us can afford alimony, so we're just stuck in this bitch. Like, what? No. No. Jason: Yeah. No, we're not. I meant shut your pie hole, dude. Bryan: 250th anniversary, 250th birthday of the fucking greatest. Anyway, talking about Israel. Our ambassador. Yeah. Gotta make sure Israel's good. Jason: And we're talking about Israel. Bryan: Now, this is the reason I I went over that, I just wanted to show everybody this just in a different light, ⁓ using the same information, just tying it together a different way, because sometimes you'll have questions on, well, you hear this or you might hear that Israel, and it makes you think otherwise. And I'm not trying to Now, this is the reason I I went over that, I just wanted to show everybody this just in a different light, ⁓ using the same information, but bringing it ⁓ into a you know, just tying it together a different way, sometimes you'll have questions on, well, you hear this or you might hear that about Israel, and it makes you think otherwise. And I'm not trying to Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Bryan: convince you to be against Israel. I'm just trying to show you my thought patterns on why I don't support them. And this is why it's the kind of shit I look at. This is the way I think. And I hope, it helps some other people, see this in a different light. You know, or you can tell me to go fuck off. I don't care. Either way, ⁓ you know what saying? This is how I think. convince you to be against Israel. I'm just trying to show you my thought patterns on why I don't support them. And this is why it's the kind of shit I look at. This is the way I think. And I hope, you know, it helps some other people, you know, see this in a different light. You know, or you can tell me to go fuck off. I don't care. Either way, you know what I'm saying? This is how I think. But ⁓ I think we have to keep our eye on the ball because ⁓ Israel's losing a fuck ton of support, which is why they need it. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Put their financial support from the U.S. written in policy. And we've talked about that multiple times. You know, they want us to take our eye off of what ri Israel really is. They they want us to let go of the Epstein files. They want us to stop talking about Charlie Kirk. They want us to stop asking why there wasn't a deeper investigation of the butler shooting. How about the Vegas shooting in 2017, killing 60 people and wounded over 400 people? Nothing fishy there either, right? I mean, what happened to Jason: Mm-mm. Bryan: JFK Jr., what happened to MLK? What really happened on 911? Why are we constantly being fed bullshit that drives us apart when they don't want to give us answers on the things that really matter? Like who the fuck is controlling our politicians? Who's covering all this shit up? And then turning around and dividing us over the binary choices they're putting in front of us. It's always nothing to see here. Or it's it was the Democrats' fault. No fuck you man. It's the Republicans' fault. No fuck you, man. Biden was a fucking walking cadaber. No man, it's your fault. Did you see Trump? He's in the Epstein files. You know what are you protecting a pedophile? No, fuck all of this. Are you really? Fuck all of it. It's all their fault. Jason: It's smoking mirrors, man. Bryan: Yeah, and it's just dividing us and we don't see it. We get so lost in wanting to be right, we don't see that we're being played like a fucking fiddle. Yeah, we all being played, all of us. Jason: And we're playing right into it, Brian. Yeah. I've been on that train. Bryan: So and yeah, so you always ask what's the answer and then and what can we do? And I and I discussed this with Jennifer before and and I know we only have an illusion of a choice, that is by design. You know, not and I don't know exactly what the total answer is, but I but I believe it's time to start a new party. And we we talk about this too. How can you compete with the Democrat and Republican parties because they have so much money? And you you gotta get money some somewhere because Jason: I'm tired of it though. Bryan: You aren't changing anything without fucking support. We realize that. I mean, look at Thomas Massett. And since the time of me putting this together last week, I've read that ⁓ Tucker stated in an interview that he will support a new party. Now I'm not sure what that means, but at least we're off to a good start with that statement. But yep. Jason: Can can I make one comment on that? ⁓ I should have sent you this TikTok that I seen. It's this one dude, you've played him on there before. He usually wears a sock hat on his podcast or whatever. He swears up and down that this 4D, five D chess crap that we always talk about, that this is what they're doing. They're making it look like d ⁓ Tulsi Gabbard leaving. ⁓ Pam Bondi, all these st people that are leaving and it's looking like they're upset at Trump and Trump's upset at them and blah, blah, blah. They're creating another entity. Hear me out here. It makes sense, but I don't know. I I to me it's a fishy thing again, kind of like the 9 11 conspiracy. But then that played out, right? Well, once you started all this stuff started coming out, then it was like, ⁓ That they're trying to create another party. Where it's not Democrat versus Republic, now you got Republic, this party, and then Democrat. That way these two parties take away the vote from the Democrats all in all, and you almost guarantee that nobody ever right that Democrats don't ever win. It's it it's crazy that they're trying it it's like, man, that's far fetched. Like I don't I don't know. Kinda like Tucker is in on it that n ⁓ not Candace Owens, but I mean she's she's pissed off at everybody right now, but that all these people are in on this stuff that we think that aren't liking Trump that had pulled away from him and leaving MAGA and all that stuff, they're they're actually conditioning to a new new setup or whatever. To try to create this new party that maybe people like us would be more in tune with than a traditional Republican or Democrat party. Is that make sense? Bryan: Yeah, it makes sense. And that's kind of where I'm going, but not exactly because I I don't believe that you need like a second conservative party. You just don't. I think the Republican Party is a conservative party, the Democrat Party is a liberal party. I get that. That's just the way they're going. Those two just need to go about the wayside, in my opinion, because I don't support either one of them. Never did. ⁓ but the way I was looking at it was if you if you start with the Jason: Right. Bryan: big per podcast personalities like a Tucker Carlson, like a Joe Rogan, Kell ⁓ Megan Kelly, Candace Owen, Sean Ryan and others. And you include prominent par podcasters from all backgrounds that have an open mind. You know, just people that can have conversations is what you're looking for. You're not looking for any politicians. You just want people that po that can have conversations. And have different you have diverse opinions. And you s you take these people and you start to have Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Right. Bryan: events like TP TP USA has. Okay. And now you take these podcasters and they go to this arena. You have, I don't know, 10, 12 different podcasters there. They're all giving you, you know, speeches or whatever. And you have a a diverse group of people there, all listening to different views. All right. So now you're not in your little shell anymore. You're all starting to get different information. Now you can have people out there help you to register to vote. And you can either change your party, you know, you can register for the new party, you can register independently, you can register anything you want, but you have it there. That way you can start getting people to to start registering. When you start looking at the polls and you see people that's starting to drop from the Republican and the Democratic parties, that's going to raise a panic because they all watch the polls. The poll watches are just going to go crazy if you can get this to work. And some people will leave their party. Jason: Mm-hmm. Right. Bryan: to join a new one only because it becomes the latest trend. You know? And I think it's possible. You just have to be open minded. And the reason I say like this, I don't think I think both parties got way too far off on both sides. And it needs to be brought back to center. And I don't know how you start something like this, but I don't think it's going to be if we go further, we I don't think we're going to survive with Jason: Right. Right. Bryan: two Republican or two Democratic parties or or anything. It's gonna we gotta find something that's in the center that people can really, you know, get down with. But I mean it's possible that they they they moved along and they're gonna try something else and five DJ. I don't I don't believe any of that shit no more. You know, at first I at one time I believe yeah they might be thinking a little lines and what I really believe, this is how I started thinking about it with Trump. And I'm not saying Trump and his people wasn't smart, but I think that Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: They've done some things and when they stumble, they were able to get ahead of it to where it made it look better than an actual stumble. Does that make sense? It looked like they fucked up, but they were able to fix it before anybody's seen it. Jason: Right. Yeah. Like a little little hitch in their giddy up, but not fall on your face. Bryan: Yeah. Yeah, but when you spend X amount of years constantly trying to fight something, you're gonna stumble more than you'd like to admit. And some of that shit's gonna come to light. And I was telling Jennifer this the other day, and I again I s I support Trump, but you don't have a man as successful as Trump that has never done anything wrong. You just don't. You know? And Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Bryan: The scrutiny that they put him through was just unbelievable and they never found anything wrong. And as a supporter of Trump, I mean, you think that he's the most squeaky, clean person in the world. I mean, they just can't find shit on him. He's doing everything by the letter of the law. But if you take a step back and you think about it. Jason: Right. Right. Bryan: Who in this world that has wealth of that kind of stature do you believe that's done everything right? Jason: Nobody. Bryan: You know? So is he really hiding something? I don't know. I don't know the man. I I support him, but when you look at it in that light, it's like, you know, maybe he might have a little more shady shit on him though. Jason: Or another entity is hiding it forin. Bryan: Yeah, something. Something. Jason: Because they need him in there to to pull strings. You know what I'm saying? Bryan: Yeah, it is a lot we don't know. And we'll never know. The world may never know. Yeah, I just think we've been lied to for so long and we that we lost our way. And it's time for us to be brought back to center. You know, it's time to ground ourselves in what's right for the collective. You might and in doing this, you might not get everything you want. And but I mean we need to get back to understanding the differences between wants and needs. Jason: Yeah. No. Well never know. Mm-hmm. Bryan: The difference between being offended and just not liking what someone says. You know, we are better together and hopefully we can come together for the future of our great nation. No. Hope all that made sense, you know? Jason: Yep. Bryan: All right. You got anything, Jason? Jason: Nope. Another good night. Bryan: All right. Thanks everyone for joining us. It was a pleasure spending time with you. Until next time, this is the Sense and Sensors Podcast. I'm Brian. You Jason. Peace. Jason: I'm Jason. Peace.