Israeli Officials Want To Prevent Peace Between US & Iran? JD Vance Spills The Beans

[00:00:00]quote, "I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that some Israeli officials are manipulating and trying to change American public opinion." These are the words of US President J. D. Vance uh in just the last 7 days. It's the latest event amongst uh a whole host of uh events that show that there is strain on the USIsrael relationship. So, you're like, "Baba, why are you touching your forehead?" There's a bit of strain in my brain and I've got a bit of a head.

[00:00:30]Anyway, by the assessment of many, the strain between the US and Israel is actually getting worse because America continues to pay economically, diplomatically, and in terms of prestige and respect on the world stage. They continue to pay for actions they did for the benefit of their friend and ally in the Middle East. Vance was on a long podcast recently with Joe Rogan, a leading media figure in America. And during their chitty chat, basically uh Vance said that some members of the Israeli government tried to influence US public opinion to oppose a deal between America and Iran to prevent a peace deal from happening.

[00:01:14]Israeli officials Vance is saying try to prevent a peace deal between America and Iran. As we know, for better or worse, they didn't win completely. Those Israeli officials, if they exist, if we're taking JD Sports at his word, uh if they do exist, if they did want to oppose it, they didn't achieve that completely because a memorandum of understanding was eventually signed and there was a peace or a pause temporarily. They didn't lose completely either because the Israeli officials who wanted the war to continue, if they do exist, well, the war's partly back on, so they would love that, I'm sure. I say partly back on uh because it's still not full scale like before, right? It's it's escalated, but it's not it's not waves upon waves of Iranian strikes and waves upon waves of um air strikes by America and Israel such as February 28th onwards for 40 days. That was a real that was the highest point of the conflict. Now it's a bit more tit for tat. Now coming back to to JD sports, he openly defended the Pakistan memorandum of understanding and he continues to speak in support of Donny boy or in support of Trump.

[00:02:18]Understandable because Vance is Trump's vice president even if you have disagreements. Usually you keep it behind closed doors as an internal matter. You don't air your dirty laundry and disagreements out in the street for the whole public to see and hear. It's a family matter, you could say, right? But it's getting harder for Vance, it seems, to contain his frustration and not make it apparent. Vance, you have to keep note, is a Republican uh in that he supports Trump, but he also is on record as someone who didn't push for the war with Iran.

[00:02:51]Sorry, a phone call came in. Like I was saying, Vance was actually, according to many sources, against going to war with Iran. That's very interesting. But what's more interesting, what's most interesting I would say uh in this video that I want to talk about is how much America has changed politically speaking in in just 3 years which is like 5 minutes in politics how much America has changed whereby the American people right-wing and leftwing had turned away from this idea what is the idea they've turned away from the idea of blind support in some cases they've turned away from the idea of any support by America to the so-called only democracy in the Middle East with the so-called most moral army in the world. We're going to talk about that shift and how it ties back to JD Vance and his rhetoric.

[00:03:42]That's the news, guys. Now, here's the analysis.

[00:03:49]Someone wrote a comment that really made me feel quite emotional. Um, I didn't tear up or anything, but just calm down.

[00:03:57]Um, but they wrote, "Uh, Baba, it feels like there's a media blackout. Why are you not We need more videos per day."

[00:04:03][laughter] And I was like, "Bro, don't worry. Don't worry. I got it sorted. Uh, tomorrow I should start the five a day schedule again." And that day is today. So, here we are. Now, the analysis. The American people are a large polarized bunch now.

[00:04:21]300 million populationwise abouts half of that the liberal leftwing to some extent they're you know liberal leftwing uh they are the blue democrats and the other half are the more conservative right-wing they are the red republicans if you look at the colors for each of the political parties that's not by the way why my worlds are um blue and red absolutely not the blue and red is America and China anyway the two great powers of our age now the blues The left wing in America has long been critical of blind support to Israel by America.

[00:04:56]No strings attached. Support many argue was not acceptable. Never was. Why are there no strings? What do you mean unconditional? What if a nation starts and goes off on a mad one? Absolutely.

[00:05:06]Why are we still supporting them? Why is there no? There's no condition. Are you sure no condition? They've been asking that. But these last three years, more have been asking and the asks have been louder and bolder and more assertive.

[00:05:18]the demands have been more uh forceful.

[00:05:21][snorts] We want this, we want that. We don't want any uh cooperation here. We want to stop buying and selling here. There's a lot more being asked with a lot more gusto, a lot more confidence.

[00:05:35]But for Israel, no matter. No matter. We still have Trumps in red. I mean, Trump supporters in the red states. Don't worry, Schlommo. Don't need to stress.

[00:05:43]Wipe that sweat off your forehead.

[00:05:45][snorts] We still have the American Republicans. They will save us. They will protect us. They are our foot soldiers on the I mean our friends and allies in the states.

[00:05:56]But does Israel have the Republicans even any longer?

[00:06:01]Some would argue that that grip is slipping. Heavyweights like Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, political heavyweights like Marjorie Taylor Green, Thomas Massie, the individuals whose voices and views are heard and adopted by millions of Republicans across America. They are to varying degrees, all of them, and more that I haven't named. They are far more critical of Israel now. far more unwilling to champion blind support from America to Israel. And their argument is compelling to many Republicans. Why do we have millions? They ask, why do we have millions of American citizens on food stamps? Why do we have homeless people on our streets, but our government is okay? They still have a spare 30 billion lying around to promise to the state of Israel over the next 10 years. Why? Why?

[00:06:48]How? How? Why do senators, if we walk into the Senate or wherever the senators have their own individual offices, why is there an American flag and an Israeli flag? Why are there two flag? Why is why is there a foreign flag right there?

[00:07:00]Would you be okay if some guy had an American flag and a Chinese flag or American flag and a Russian flag? What the flip is go why is there two flags?

[00:07:06]There's videos on Tik Tok of some woman like why is there a why is there Israeli flag? I don't understand. People are asking these questions and it's getting a bit problematic for those who don't want such questions asked, but they don't really know what to do. What are they going to do? It's it's hard. The movement of the [snorts] American citizenry is in a direction. There's a momentum. There's a there's a weight behind it. How you going? It's like trying to stop a train. How you stopping a train? First, you have to slow it down. And it doesn't even look like we're able to slow it down. So, they're trying to get people to shut up completely.

[00:07:34]Ban this account. Ban this account.

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[00:07:40]The banhammer.

[00:07:42]Whack-a-ole. They're trying, but are they prevailing? People are asking, Republicans in America, the rightwing are asking, why does Apac, which is a pro-Israel lobby group, basically why do they have so much sway in my elections?

[00:07:54]I'm an American. Ura, why, bro? Bro, you know, the Americans have something about their freedom, right? These Republican heavyweights are asking louder and louder, is this America first? Because that's the banner, right? That's the that's the popular thing nowadays.

[00:08:08]That's what's popping off. America first. We're being selfish. Okay, fine.

[00:08:12]If I'm being selfish, why are we giving money to that country over there?

[00:08:15]because they say I'm America first.

[00:08:17]Blind support to Israel is not America first. Especially now that I'm hearing, you know, alternative sources telling me that we are sending our boys potentially to be taken out. We are sending billions, a billion a day. I heard once, brother. What's that, brother? A billion a day against Iran. For what? For Israel. How's that helped me, brother?

[00:08:35]Why are my eggs $40 a tray? Why is my fuel $10 a gallon? Brother, what is that, brother?

[00:08:43][laughter] If enough of the Republican base shift their views on America's support for Israel, then you may find politicians looking to retain or attain seats of power in the American political mechanism, political machinery, I should say. Those polit uh these those politicians, those politicians will have to tend to their voters and the voters shifted stances. If they don't, they'll be dropped and new people will be brought in by the voters potentially.

[00:09:18]It's not it's not clearcut. It's not perfect because the democracy is not perfect in its operation in America uh or anywhere for that matter, but definitely America among that. [snorts] Uh it's not perfect, but it does have sway. The people do have a voice and an influence. If enough Republicans say, "I actually want America genuinely prioritized um over Israel," then the Republican politicians will have to cater to that or they will be replaced by people who cater to that view.

[00:09:49]That is a big shift. That is a catastrophic or sensational shift depending on whose side you're on. And for the unbiased news and analysis without the western spin, ladies and gentlemen, I'm Mafala aka Newsba and I'll see you on the next one. Pow. If I edited it well, I would be like pow and I would cut it right there. But