SNEAKO X Professor Jiang: End of Iran War?

[00:00:00]Is the Iran war over?

[00:00:02]>> No. No.

[00:00:02]>> Did any of this surprise you see being this memorandum of understanding?

[00:00:05]>> Yeah, this is very embarrassing for the empire. And quite honestly, I'm sort of surprised by the level of incompetence and stupidity from this government. They did not anticipate the ship moves to be closed. You know, Trump said, "Well, we didn't expect them to do this, but everyone said they were going to do this." For the past few years, have said we will do this if you attack us. And the idea you can just go into Iran, knock out the Cola, and they will just surrender. That's just a level of delusion, right? First they said they were going to free Iran. They said make Iran great again. They were going to save them. That's been abandoned completely. Then they said epic fury.

[00:00:34]They're going to regime change. That failed. No regime change. Then they said unconditional surrender. And now they're making deals with them. And Trump is saying that they're easy to work with and that it's fair that they keep their missiles because Saudi has missiles. So their missile capabilities can stay.

[00:00:46]That's not unconditional surrender.

[00:00:47]Saying that it's fair that they keep their weapons. It seems like they are just buying time until the midterms and then we could see this resume.

[00:00:53]Personally, strategically, I think they should never ever agree to ceasefire.

[00:00:56]That's what I believe. I think that the Iranians will win this war. They applied another pressure for 6 months. This would have been over. The Americans and the Israelis would would have been forced to surrender unconditionally.

[00:01:05]>> What do you think about the current state of New York City and how Mamani, a Muslim socialist, is running? Because a lot of people were say were very apprehensive to be supportive of him because of their ideas of socialism.

[00:01:14]>> Yeah. No, I'm I'm a huge fan of Madani.

[00:01:16]He's really inspirational. He's unified New York City in a way that was unimaginable before.

[00:01:22]>> Well, so so we have an hour. Maybe I'll save some of the small talk. There's so much to speak about with the memorandum of understanding. So I'll just ask you now is the Iran war over?

[00:01:32]>> No, no, it's u changing its character.

[00:01:36]So um in the first phase, immigrants wanted a quick strike, right? So Trump literally thought that if they took out the alatola, it' be a Venezuela situation. Um the Iranians would be forced to surrender and they can impose any government that they want. Um, but the Iranians uh were far more resourceful, far more resilient than they imagined. And then they start to bomb the crap out of the Iranians, right? And then they recognize that eventually they're they're going to run up inventory and the economy uh the global economy is is is being shut down because of the short moves and American farmers won't have access to fertilizer.

[00:02:16]So it is almost an impossible situation for um the Americans. they couldn't sustain the the war the way it was being run because you're just bombing mountains, right? Eventually, you're going to run out of weapons, and munitions. And so now they're moving to another strategy, which is a war of attrition. Um, and the idea here is that uh America will move uh to the backstage and put Israel in front, right? That's why um they're trying to merge these two militaries, both the Israeli and the American militaries to give Israel um to basically put Israel front and center so that Israel takes all the blame for what's happening next. Um and then what's going to happen is that um America is just going to cause as much mayhem as possible. there's discussion of a new front opening in Lebanon where Syria attacks from the north and then Israel um attacks from the south, right?

[00:03:14]So, they're trying to bring in ISIS and Syria into the conflict as well. Um and um but for the Iranians, what's really important is um to have control over the summ right so thisou would end the American blockade which is not which was not feasible and sustainable in the first place. Um and basically what this me memorandum does is it gives um Iran sovereignty of the humus which is a very very big deal. Um and it's a huge victory for for Iran. So so that's that that's what's happening. What Iran wants is is you know official recognition over their sovereignty of the certifiable in the long term. So um to make Israel front and center so like popular opinion is not so um so much against the war in in America. But but yeah that's that that's a main outline. So there was a major shift in the rhetoric. MAGA is now criticizing Israel. The first time I've ever seen this. JD Vance is seem like there's some sort of rift. Trump is blaming Netanyahu for certain issues and saying that they disagree. And we're seeing them talk about how they're they're the big brother and Israel's a small player in this. Trump also quote said Israel would not exist without American tax dollars. So is this all a grift to gain support before the midterms?

[00:04:43]I I I think that's the most likely scenario. Uh because unless you know there's talk of Trump shuffling his cabinet um and trying to remove Peter Hexf from the Department of War. If that were to happen then this would be a very big deal. It's a signal that maybe maybe Trump has seen the light and he recognizes that this war is folly and he wants to extrogate himself from this war and so he needs a scapegoat, right?

[00:05:06]Which is Peter Hexab. So unless that would have happened um I don't think that that's serious. the fact that he's putting JD Vance um out front. It seems to me they're setting Vance up to be the fall guy. Um because it's very hard for America to extricate itself from the war. If it were to do so, I mean, let's go over the chain of events, right?

[00:05:30]Well, first of all, you're giving Iran dominance over that area, right?

[00:05:34]Americans are forced to retreat. uh Iran basically has control over the GCC, the Middle East, and then these countries would need would need to basically pay for Iran's reconstruction. So all that money that should be going to America to to basically fund this AI bubble, it's not being shifted to uh Iranian reconstruction. Okay? And this can have a severe impact on the American economy.

[00:05:57]That's point one. Point two is that a resurgent Iran um is now able to ally more effective effectively with Russia and China. And this creates a trade block, a Eurasian trade block um that could could um basically shift the center of gravity from America to um Asia. And this would weaken the US dollar significantly, right? Because now if you're Japan, if you're Europe, uh if you're Africa, you're better you're better off actually trading with these countries than with America basically because US dollar is a Ponzi scheme, right? That's point two. Um you add these things together and you're going to have tremendous stress on the American economy. Uh the boomers may not get their pensions, may may not get their Medicare. There's going to be a fiscal crisis. You're going to have a lot of pain. There might be a financial collapse. Uh the AI bubble might might collapse. Um the reality is that America has been hijacked by Zionists. Uh this group of people who for whatever reason believe in end times esquetology and they're fanatical about this, right? And there's really no other way to explain what Israel is doing in the Middle East.

[00:07:10]Why is Israel Israel fighting eight wars at once? Why is Israel intent on the Greater Israel project? And why why is Congress why why is there so much support behind Israel? How is it that certain individuals okay people like Larry Ellison, Barry Weiss, how are they able to control the American media to the extent that they are right? Um unless we appreciate uh the power of Zionism and this end times esquetology, it's very hard to appreciate what's happening in the Middle East. Um and they will not let this go. Right? So, um I think what's happening is a recalibration, basically a reset where um they're moving behind the scenes and the fact that JD Vance comes out and says this, it's great. I mean, I think everyone agrees with what he says and this um is definitely going to energize a lot of America firsters. But, but the reality is that JD Vance is very much isolated within this administration, right? Koshi Gabbert is going to leave at the end of this month. Joe Ken has left. So JD Vance is by himself and the people who are against him are people like Marco Rubio um pig heads Howard Leick there are far more Zionists in this administration than American firsters. So um I'm not very optimistic about this. The major issue in this deal that people don't don't people need to appreciate is Lebanon, right? Because if Iran were to give up Lebanon, if if Iran were to abandon Hezbollah, this basically isolates um Iran and Iran would would be on would would would lose in the war of attrition. So there's no way that Iran would surrender Lebanon.

[00:08:51]Um but this but Israel would refuse to um to retreat from Lebanon. So that's a sticking point and there's absolutely no way for there to be a resolution to to to this problem.

[00:09:04]>> So do your predictions still stand?

[00:09:06]There are three major predictions that we have seen from you across platforms on my stream and others is that there's going to be a ground trip invasion.

[00:09:13]There's going to be a national draft and that they would destroy Alaka mosque to build the third temple. Are all these predictions still standing or because of this memorandum of understanding, can we now assume that the war is over for at least 30 to 60 days?

[00:09:30]>> So, I still stand by these predictions.

[00:09:33]Um, it's just like the time frame, the timeline is going to be a lot longer than people expect. So, um, it is possible that they shift focus to Cuba, right? like this war is not going well and it's looking very bad for us. So, let's go invade Cuba and you know Cuba will be a will be like Venezuela. It's going to energize the military. It's it's going to make Trump look really good. It it's going to make the military much more confident. Okay. So, so that that's what I predict. I I think like they're going to shift focus away from the Middle East, which is this hopeless quagmire, and then move towards uh America, the North American continent.

[00:10:12]and and that that could include Cuba, but that could also include Greenland, that could also include Colombia, that could also include Canada. Okay? Um and um but and and then they might might wait until the midterms, but I mean, let's just visualize what what what's going to happen to the midterms.

[00:10:31]Probably the Democrats will take the House. Probably. I mean like that that's what polling suggests. By the midterms, the economy is going to be a complete mess, right? Um like the America the American economy right now is under a lot of pressure. It's being sustained by the by these AI and private credit bubbles.

[00:10:51]It's going to be very hard to sustain these bubbles. Um, and when this happens, when the American uh political landscape is in chaos, when the economy is in shambles, you need a distraction.

[00:11:04]And the best distraction is war, right?

[00:11:07]So, I think that after the midterms, possibly or as early as next spring, you will have a grand invasion of uh Iran.

[00:11:16]And right now, they are just trying to take the easy way out, but the structural forces at work. They're kind of stuck with this invasion.

[00:11:26]>> That seems like the way it is. Although many people are trying to be optimistic, I don't want to spread doom. But it just seems like a delay of what is inevitable and follows your predictions. I just saw Peter Hex's interview where he said, "As long as they abide by these terms, then there's going to be peace." Although they did abandon a lot of the original pretext for the war. First, they said they were going to free Iran. They said, "Make Iran great again. They were going to save them." That's been abandoned completely. Then they said epic fury.

[00:11:50]They're going to regime change. That failed. no regime change. Then they said unconditional surrender and now they're making deals with them and Trump is saying that they're easy to work with and that it's fair that they keep their missiles because Saudi has missiles so their missile capabilities can stay.

[00:12:03]That's not unconditional surrender saying that it's fair that they keep their weapons. So it seems like they are just buying time until the midterms and then we could see this resume.

[00:12:14]>> Do you expect or did any of this surprise you seeing this memorandum of understanding?

[00:12:20]Um yeah, I I mean um I'm surprised the fact that basically the Americans surrendered, right? This is very embarrassing for the empire and quite honestly I mean I'm I'm sort of surprised by the level of incompetence and stupidity from this government. I really am. I mean they did not anticipate the shoo to be closed. And this is something that I've been saying as far back as two years ago, right? I what I said and what a lot of your commentators have said is the first thing the Iranians will do is close that straight moves. There's no there's no doubt about that. And then also there's nothing you can do about it. All right?

[00:12:59]Once they close out straight moves, it's going to put tremendous pressure on the global economy. There's nothing you can do about it. And they made absolutely no contingency plans. They were absolutely not prepared for this. You know, Trump said, "Well, we didn't expect them to do this, but everyone said they were going to do this." And the for for the past few years have said we will do this if you attack us. So um and and the idea like you can just go into Iran which has been under American sanctions for the past few decades knock out the atola and they will just surrender. Um that's just a level of delusion, right? So I mean it's it's it's you know I made these predictions but to see things unfold in real time and just see the level of incompetence and stupidity and ignorance and hubris in the American government, it's just astonishing. And it's not going to go away. It's it just get worse.

[00:13:53]>> And they said people like me and even people like you, they're anti-American, they're anti-West, they hate the civilization. But based off of this new memorandum of understanding, it's clear that it was disastrous. Nothing was accomplished. The economy took a hit and it was also $300 billion transferred over to Iran. And they're saying that it's in terms of uh lifting the sanctions. What can we understand about this 324 billion really? If you also want to count the hundred billion it cost for all the bombs and missiles that it's 424. What is this money transfer?

[00:14:23]>> Yeah. So, um it's not direct money transfer, right? Um it's basically trying to lift sanctions and once you lift sanctions then that will allow Iran to better engage the global economy.

[00:14:35]Basically it will allow Iran to sell oil to China. Right? That that's just the best way to understand this because um what what people don't appreciate is that China does abide by American sanctions. Uh China is very much very much integral to the global economy. Um and China very wants very much wants to maintain the stability of global economy. Therefore, it abides by American sanctions. And so what thisou will do is basically allow China and Iran to engage economically much more closer. Uh basically allow um China to buy a lot of oil from Iran and basically allow uh uh China to do technology transfer to Iran to build up its infrastructure. So from the perspective of the Iranians, this is very much a big deal. The money doesn't really matter.

[00:15:19]It's really the sanctions the sort of the legal uh framework that that really really matters. It's basically saying to Iran we will now allow you to partake in the global economy and uh basically allow Iran to make better use of its human capital to make better use of its human resources. And this is why this is such an astonishing defeat for uh America because you know I mean uh for the longest time American sanctions was very effective at crippling regimes and now it's no longer able to do so.

[00:15:51]>> Mhm. What's the significance with Lebanon? Because Trump is going out and saying that Israel is going too far that in order to kill a Hezbollah soldier it's unnecessary to wipe out civilian infrastructure. They don't need to bomb entire villages. And that makes sense.

[00:16:05]Everybody could agree with that, but that's also the same exact tactics they were using in Gaza. They said that the Hamas soldiers were running running in the tunnels underground beneath hospitals. So the fact that they're now using it in Lebanon and this is criticized, but Gaza wasn't criticized for the same methods is it seems hypocritical. Why is Israel trying to expand so much into Lebanon? Is this so that they can create the greater state of Israel from the Nile to the Euphrates?

[00:16:32]>> Yeah, exactly. So, Israel is intent on the greater Israel project. Um um right now it's Israel has been hijacked by fanatical end times Zionist. Okay. And uh uh you know this is related to Habad Lubovich.

[00:16:47]Uh you know if you really want to understand what's going on it's really important to look at uh the teachings of Rebeersonen and Jav Lubovich. Um and what what what what their end times estology ask for three things. Okay. One is the completion of the greater Israel project. Okay, that's number one. Number two is the building of the third temple.

[00:17:07]Number three is the return of the of the Jews of the Jewish diaspora back to Israel. Okay, so this is the agenda the end times the agenda of Habad Lubich.

[00:17:16]And this is very much uh the agenda that now controls the state of state of Israel. Um so Israel wants to take not just Lebanon but eventually Syria and Jordan. And then there's talks of um um attacking Turkey after the war with Iran eventually ends, right? And also Egypt is on the target list as well. So it's so like like you know they're very blatant about it. You know the like like the agenda is very very very clear and that's what's driving a lot of the um situation in the Middle East, the aggression of of Israel, the the the idea that they're so close to the to the coming of the Messiah like that they are like only a few years away. So like let's just accelerate things, okay? And and that's why there's this um you know this this maddening pace go going on in the Middle East. Lebanon is the crucial issue right now between Israel and Iran.

[00:18:09]So let me explain why. Okay. So for the past 30 40 years um the main uh way that Iran has defended itself, defended sovereignty is through its proxies, through its um alliance uh the um um reason the the access of resistance, right, which which includes Hezbollah, um the Syria, well Syrian has fallen, the Houthis and and Hamas And this is really important for Iran because wealth access they can be in circle right because there are military bases just just Google this mil military bases throughout Iran um and the United States and Israel could very much isolate uh Iran economically so there so the main strategy they use um are this um access of resistance and that's why um general um Salmani was so important right that that's why he was assassinated in January 2020 because he was a key uh envoy to this axis of resistance. He he was the one who was devising Middle East strategy for um for Iran.

[00:19:24]But this strategy has always caused conflict within Iran. Right? So there are two major factions. The first faction, the IRDC, believes that we must support our fellow Shiites around the Middle East.

[00:19:39]um that is our religious obligation plus it is central to defending our sovereignty. That's the first faction.

[00:19:44]The second faction is no. It's because we keep on supporting this axis of resistance that we get sanctioned that we get embargoled. They're the source of our um isolation from the world. So if we give up this axis of resistance, this will allow us to better integrate with the global economy. Okay? So I'm putting this in very simplistic terms, but these are the two major uh factions. Okay? So what's happening is that Lebanon is a wedge issue in Iran, right? Um so the idea is that what the Americans are saying is that if you give up Lebanon, we'll give you all these economic perks.

[00:20:23]We'll allow you to control the shoo.

[00:20:25]We'll allow you to partake in the glo economy. We'll allow investors to put in $300 billion into your economy. We'll allow you to sell your oil to China.

[00:20:33]We'll allow you to trade with Russia, right? But just give up Lebanon.

[00:20:38]and will he do all these things. That's what what that's that's at the core of theou, right? I know the MOU says uh Lebanon has to be part of this. But what the Americans are saying is like hm okay we understand that but if you had to choose between economic you know uh recovery uh economic growth or Lebanon and you had to choose which one would you choose right so so so what so this is pretty clever that it's forcing dilemma in Iran it's it's basically creating a wedge issue between maybe the liberal reformers faction and the IRGC >> and if they follow esquetology and if they know what Israel is trying to accelerate then obviously protecting Lebanon is more important than any economic growth. It really is the question of good and evil. Do they take financial benefit now or do they follow what they know is correct which is protecting the innocent people over there?

[00:21:35]>> And that's why you have this massive protest in Iran right now against theou right like if you like look at what's happening domestically in Iran there are many many people who are like thisou is a trap. Um it's um it it I mean like it can't work out work out in the end because like there's no way they're going to abide by this MOU, right? And if they abide by this MOU, it's probably like like that Satan tempting us, right?

[00:22:00]It's it's a temptation. And um and and yeah, so um so so yeah. So personally, strategically, I think they should they should never ever like agree to a ceasefire. Okay, that's that that's what I believe. I think that like the the Iranians were winning this war. If they applied another pressure for six months, this war would have been over. The Americans and the Israelis would would have been forced to surrender unconditionally, right? Basically, leave leave the Middle East. Uh because but because they agreed to the ceasefire um at the end of uh May uh sorry, March, uh they're kind of stuck where they are, right? Um and and and I think that the only reason why they agree to ceasefire is all this pressure from China uh and from Pakistan from basically their allies especially from China right because China is the biggest customer of Iranian oil basically China buys up 90% of Iranian oil and the Chinese were like listen you have to agree to a ceasefire and so they were under too much pressure and they had they had to agree from a strategic military perspective you continue the war until America is forced to retreat Right. But the Chinese were applying so much pressure that they had to basically agree to a ceasefire to give to give give China things. They they are still your biggest client. And I think the same dynamic is working here where okay the RGC knows the the the Israelis have this es end times esquetology uh it's a fight to the finish but at the same time China and other countries are applying a lot of pressure uh for Iran to Iran to come to a peace um uh to to create peace in the Middle East.

[00:23:41]>> So there's a growing anti-Israel sentiment that MAGA realized they can't avoid it. They don't have enough time to spread more propaganda and get people to support Israel. You saw I'm sure Sean Strickland was going to the UFC White House card and they barred him from going even though he's a middleweight champion. I did fight him before and the fact that he was celebrated and so many fans like him while he's saying that Trump is owned by BB Netanyahu. He's making fun of the Epstein files. It seems like there's a growing anti-Israel sentiment that they can't ignore anymore. There's no more time for them to try to push anything. Now their only option is to try to appease that. Where does this anti-Israel sentiment go?

[00:24:20]Because for so long Israel was seen and told, they were telling us that they're our greatest ally. Then they rigged an election against Thomas Massie, this congressional primary in Kentucky. Now people are aware of the control and Trump and Vance are speaking in a way they haven't spoken before. Does this alliance break in America between the Israelis?

[00:24:41]So um so first of all you're completely right in that the vast majority of the world is now against Israel and the Zionist project. People are appalled by this war in Iran. People are appalled by the heavy-handedness of Zionism. So for example Chang Uger and Hassan [ __ ] they were banned from the UK.

[00:25:05]>> England.

[00:25:06]>> Yeah. And it's just the dumbest thing because they they they have spoken out against Israel, but never against the UK. So you're allowed to criticize the UK. You're not allowed to criticize Israel in the UK.

[00:25:16]>> I was just banned from Australia after the Southeast Asia tour. Same reason. I never criticize Australia, only Israel.

[00:25:22]And I'm banned there. Hassan [ __ ] Yeah, he just got subpoenaed by the feds. I think he's saying a lot of correct things right now when it comes to this. And it's it's very obvious who's in control of so many Western civilized nations when you're banned for criticizing Israel.

[00:25:37]>> And so this heavy-handedness, right, u against you, against Hassan [ __ ] against Sean Strickland, it's only going to like, you know, create more momentum for a backlash eventually. Um but the reality is that the Zionists are primarily baby boomers and unfortunately the baby boomer generation um they still support Israel. Um they've been indoctrinated to believe that that that Israel is is this um um the best friend to to America in the Middle East.

[00:26:10]And they're so supportive of this war in uh in Iran. And quite honestly, what the designers are doing is they're trying to create a bubble around the baby baby boomers, right? That's why CBS news and CNN are so important because honestly, who watches this crap, right? Who watch the CBS news watches CNN? Well, the baby boomers do, right? So, they're trying to create a bubble for baby for the baby boomers that echo chamber. And as long as as long as the baby baby boomers support Israel, they think they're they're good for another 20 years. All right. Um the the other thing that people don't appreciate is that anti-semitism is what drives Zionism, right? I mean like you couldn't have Zionism without anti-semitism. And the classic example is if you go back to the year 1900 and um um you know they're trying to promote Zionism and the return of Jews to uh Jerusalem. Only 3% of the global population of Jews actually support this idea because it's like [ __ ] you are living a nice middle class life in Europe or in America and they want you to go to a desert.

[00:27:16]What? Okay. So without like the Holocaust, right, without World War II, without Nazism, without anti-semitism, this would not have been possible. We also know that uh the Zionist had members of understanding with the Nazis, right? We also know the design is had lots of terrorist activities uh especially in Baghdad. This is documented by the Israeli historian Pap um to force Jews to to to go to uh Israel, right? So the Jews were very happy in Baghdad because the Muslim world was very welcoming to Jews. Jews are are are appreciated in the Muslim world, right? You go to Torant, there's a huge Jewish community and they they are honored. they were protected by the locals. Um, so you needed terror terrorism, false flag attacks in order to induce people, Jews to return to to Israel because again at that time it was a desert. All right? It was a poor desert. No one no one wanted to move there. Also, there were lots of people living there as well, right? So you had to displace them. Um, so unfortunately um all this anti-semitism, it makes much stronger, right? I I I know it sounds weird, but um you know what which nation in the world is benefiting from all this anti-semitism? Israel is benefiting, right?

[00:28:40]>> It's a great point.

[00:28:41]>> Um >> great point.

[00:28:42]>> So >> yeah, so it's important to stay to anti-ionism and not anti-semitism because >> that's right.

[00:28:48]>> That benefits Zionism. The idea that it's and that's why they try to conflate the two. They have all these meetings and they have conferences trying to say that anti- anti-ionism is the same as anti-semitism so that it's all lumped in the same category. Your predictions it seems like they will still stand. It doesn't seem like anything changes there. Has any of the time frame shifted? I don't know if you gave exact dates, but I agree. It it seems like that all that's plausible. When can we expect the national draft? When can we expect a ground troop invasion? Is it going to be right after the midterms when they try to make a hailmary attempt at winning the house for the right?

[00:29:26]So, um, a lot depends on the weather, right? So, right now, a gunnivation is not feasible because it's so hot in, uh, the Middle East. I mean, it's it's if you try it now, your soldiers are going to get fatigued by the heat. Uh, your entire logistic supply network is going to get destroyed by by by all that summer desert heat, right? So, you're going to have to wait until um next March, I think. I mean, I I I think I think like fe next February, next March is is when you actually uh launch a grind ination if you do it. Uh that's that's my best guess. You would definitely want to wait until after the the midterms. Um yeah. Mhm. And you're saying that the boomers probably have another 20 years controlling the voting block and that inevitably the youth, there's just no way to indoctrinate them with the same boomer slop that the evangelical Christians spread.

[00:30:19]Obviously, not all of them. The pope is saying a lot of the correct things and he's standing on peace and saying that the war is evil. But when it comes to what's happening in Albania, we saw the Kush Jared Kushner with Ivanka Trump are trying to take an island in the southern Albania and they're all protesting. They all go outside. Maybe America could take a page out of their book. The fact that we haven't had a mass protest of the Epstein files not being released and covered up is shameful on our own nation and seeing them, it reflects poorly upon us because look at them band together on this issue. what is happening in Albania and what can we learn from this?

[00:30:56]>> Yeah. No, I I think what's happening in Albania, I mean, it's very inspiring as you point out, right? Because uh what's happened is that Israel wants that island, Suzan Island. Um this is very strategic. Um ultimately what the greater Israel project uh is about is creating hex Judea right where uh and what's very important for Israel to control trade access. So um Sesan Island uh is very strategic in that it gives you access to to to Europe uh and it allows you to further control your your your uh to further control the Mediterranean and and that and that's why they basically bought it uh from the Albanians. the the Albanian elite is co-opted like most elites around around the world. Um and the Albanians have always resented the corruption of the government. Uh this has always been true. Um and so and and the Albanians, they're not they are an extremely proud and aggressive people, right?

[00:32:04]World War I started in that area. like the the people in the Balkans are are like very much um courageous. They have they have a proud military history. Um as the great the Macedonians came from that area um as well. Um and they were they were famed as warriors going back um centuries and um they were angry of course because um the deal between Kushner and the Albanian prime minister it also include a lot of conservation lands. It also included a lot of land that was claimed by private Albanian citizens and which was protected land. And um when the people noticed that wow they like these private security guards are putting out fences and these developers are coming in and denying people access to their own land as well as to public land. Then they start to to protest and the these protests will not subside. um they will not end uh because it's a much larger issue right um it's not just against Kushner and Zionism it's really about the corruption of their own government of their own society right >> so we can expect these um protests to continue at the same time uh the prime minister he's clearly been co-opted by Zionist forces and he's been very adamant in saying no uh I will not reneg on my agreement with uh Kushner uh we've made a we've made a deal uh already and we will honor this uh deal.

[00:33:44]Um so I think the only way out of this mess is to incite a war in the Balkans, right? Because Kushner and his sponsor, right, Ro the Rosaw family and behind them the state of Israel, they want that land and they paid for it. and if the people are going to be a problem and start a war and and like clear that area.

[00:34:11]>> So there's a a Bosian genocide that Americans did not really know about. We didn't learn this in school. We learned extensively about the Holocaust, but the genocide in Bosnia in the early '90s was not taught. Is it possible that Israel could arm the Serbs? Because there were new documents revealing that Israel tried to cover up how many weapons they supplied to the Serbs in this Bosian genocide. Is this where we can expect a Balkan uprising?

[00:34:34]>> It's already happening. Like like just Google this, but Serbia and Israel h have a drone manufacturing agreement, right? I mean, it's already happening.

[00:34:44]Israel is already is already helping Serbia manufacture drones for for for warfare.

[00:34:50]>> So, this is the war that we can expect to balance out the protest from the Albanians >> as a response to the Albanians because they want that land. Uh and once they set their sights on something, they will they will not stop until they have achieved their goal. Um they they are completely committed to to their cause.

[00:35:09]They're all unified and they really believe that um as long as they stick together, they will conquer the world.

[00:35:16]>> What is so significant about this island? It's called Saan Island if I'm not correct. Why Albania? Why do they need this land so bad? Even though they're trying to take land in the Philippines, what is the significance there in the Balkans?

[00:35:27]>> Trade access, right? So, uh, if you just Google Maps and you look at that island, um, it's in, um, the middle of the I I I forgot to see is it the Adriatic or or the I I think it's the um, uh, Adriatic and you know, Israel has all these the this um, gas and oil, right? And so the idea is to supply uh the Europe with natural gas because Qatar is not is now knocked offline, right? Um so so so so that's the long-term play.

[00:36:06]While this is happening, it seems like there's a valid case that you've also made that Kushner is the new Epstein, but somebody is making a run for his money. Peter Teal was just exposed and there's a leak showing that 200 political elite uh and tech billionaires and uh I'm sure you see you've seen this people in Silicon Valley politicians Ted Cruz, Joseph Gordon Levit are signed up to go to the summit that Peter Teal is hosting in Ireland in August. What is this about? Is this the is Peter Teal the new epine or Jared Kushner?

[00:36:37]>> Yeah. So I mean I mean the reality is that there just is not that much elite, right? you only have like a handful of people who control all the money, all the influence, all all the power and it is in their best interest to work together. Um, and what powerful people do is they try to try to create their own secret societies. And so if you look at the Epstein emails, basically Peter Theo wrote to Jeffrey Epstein, um, basically talking about how to create his own secret society, right?

[00:37:08]And and now we know from this leak that he's actually gone and and and done it.

[00:37:12]Um you you look at the rise of someone like JD Vance. It's not organic, right?

[00:37:17]So what happened uh is that they met while uh Peter The was giving a speech at Yo Law School and then I think JD J Vance approached him and said listen I'm writing this memoir and I'm really interested in your ideas. I might be interested in American politics.

[00:37:32]Basically he he basically he perceived himself as a new Obama. Right? So what launched Obama's political career is the fact that he went to Harvard Law School and then he wrote a memoir called Dreams My Father which became a bestseller which was probably not even written by him. I mean he he had if it was written by him he had quite many people who helped him right. So Obama's career was very much manufactured. Um and so J so Peter Theo what what Peter Theo is really good at is he's he's really good at spotting talent right he sees the potential in JD Vance. So what happens is that Peter Theo gives JD Vance a no show job, right? Like we'll make you a part in in a venture capital firm, but you you don't have to go to the office.

[00:38:12]And so what was JD Vans doing? He was spending all his time finishing up uh Hillbilly Elegy, which became a national bestseller. It became a movie and it made JD Vance into a household name. And what happened afterwards is that Peter Theo spent $50 million, >> you know? Yeah.

[00:38:26]>> $15 million on JD Vance's Ohio Senate campaign. This is a guy who has no political experience, who is not that charismatic. And then what what Peter Theo did was go get Donald Trump's endorsement for JD Vance. And if you remember, JD Vance in the past has called has has basically referred to Trump as Hitler.

[00:38:45]>> Yeah.

[00:38:45]>> Right. So So that that was a very big thing to to get Trump's endorsement. And then that allowed for JD Vance to become senator from Ohio and virtually afterwards he now he became vice president um the vice presidential nominee. Um and again this this was facilitated by by by by Peter the but not only that I mean it's not just um JD Vans it's also Mark Mark Zuckerberg right it's Sam Sanman so Peter the has a very good sense of talent and he has a very good um way of nurturing talent and putting talent in a certain position that benefits Peter Teal. You can argue right now that Peter Thiel is actually much more powerful than Ellen Musk, right? Because unlike Ellen Musk, Peter Teal actually has a network around him and now he's moving he's moving to Argentina where he's basically co-opted the government. Uh however mele just does whatever Peter Theo wants and um Peter Theo really is interested in creating a new society based on AI, right? where it and and the the idea of almost like Plato's Republic where where society is ruled by uh philosopher kings AI basically and everyone has a certain place or certain role in society and then that that would be the perfect society that'd be paradise that that would be utopia and and that that is really Peter Theo's agenda and what he's done which is really important is that he's basically assembled a network >> to help him to help him achieve this goal because not because not only has he sponsored um Mark Zuckerberg, uh St. Alman, he also has something called Theo Fellows like like like do you know about this?

[00:40:26]>> No.

[00:40:26]>> The The field fellows. Okay. So, the idea is that you don't go to college if you're a really smart person. You don't go to college. What Peter Theo is going to do is is give you $100,000 US, right?

[00:40:38]Just give it to you and you can start your own business and you'll be part of his Theo network. So, so these are like, you know, part of his army. He's he's creating his own private army. Yeah.

[00:40:48]>> Um, in order to achieve his ambitions, >> I've heard about these people. They're in Dime Square in New York City. There's people that are getting money through crypto from Peter Teal. It's interesting, too, because the magnet crowd, they are pushing this idea that the woke Reich and people that are critical of the Iran war are getting paid by foreign assets, but Peter Teal funded JD Vance with $15 million, who was a never Trumper, and now he's the vice president with only two years of Senate experience. But Peter Thiel is now moving to Argentina. This guy's quite literally a foreign operative funding elections, but you don't see criticisms and there's a very clear double standard. They obviously don't care about foreign influence. They only care when you push back against this new world order. And again, I don't know if you saw the summit that Peter Teal was organizing with the 200 political elite and financial tech elite.

[00:41:32]>> The listed discussions were preparing for World War II, sex tips, and nuclear.

[00:41:40]everything that you've been talking about.

[00:41:42]>> Yeah.

[00:41:43]>> The cult.

[00:41:43]>> Yeah. Well, yeah. The first point I'll make about Peter 2 is that he has technicals everywhere, right? So, you look at Rumble, which is part of the alternative media ecosystem, right? He's an investor in Rumble. Look at Spotify.

[00:41:54]He helped build Spotify. Spotify signed $50 million contract with Joe Rogan. If you look at Joe Rogan, his his um guest list, one out of four guests apparently are Peter Teal adjacent. Okay. You look someone like Eric Weinstein. uh who was sponsored by by Peter Theo. So Peter Peter Theo is so smart that he's able to anticipate trends and invests in trends, right? And he knows alternative media is is is is a future trend. Um this like legacy media, it's all dead, right? So um and he's technical everywhere. And so I mean people say he's the antichrist.

[00:42:33]He's he's pretty smart guy. Mhm. It seems clear like the I like the analogy you make with the memorandum of understanding being a deal with the devil. It's a contract to change their belief systems and for it's kind of like an Abraham Accords. But >> I've noticed too that so many of these talking heads in the space because legacy media is over.

[00:42:50]>> They seem to say the truth and mix it with falsehood. And a couple streams ago you were talking about possible federal agents within the space saying halftruths. And I'm noticing a rise a lot of these people. Some of them are in support of this Iran war. Some of them even sound more extreme than Trump.

[00:43:07]They're saying that the BB should wipe out all of Lebanon. They are saying things identical than the Randy Fines or the Laura Loomers. Do you notice a rise in paid assets in the space because they're aware of the shift away from legacy media?

[00:43:24]Look, um, if you just follow Twitter, um, there are always situations when the Twitter aligns, right? When social media just aligns and this is one message that comes out. I saw this very explicit explicit after October 7th when before there was no anti-semitism online because it's part of this anti-racist movement, right? You're not allowed to criticize races. And then after October 7th um after the Israelis went to Gaza, you saw this sudden outpouring eruption of anti-semitism online. And again, I mean like people aren't stupid.

[00:44:01]They're able to differentiate between anti-ionism and anti-semitism, right? So um the fact that all this became very conflated after right after Israel went into Gaza, it seemed a bit coordinated to me. It seemed that um like to control public opinion, it was very important for Israel to promote anti-semitism. If you if I had to guess who was responsible for all this anti-semitism online, I would guess Israel right away.

[00:44:28]Okay. I mean, um thing I I'll say is I'm not I'm not sure if you ever read something called the uh protocols of the elders of Zion.

[00:44:38]>> I've read it. Yeah. It's a document from 1917.

[00:44:41]>> Right. So I've studied lit I I I do liter Okay. And I will tell you having read that document it's not something that that would that been written by an anti-semite. It's not something that would have been written by someone who hated Jews. Okay. I don't think but it would have been written by someone who of growing concerns about uh Israel and Zionism. And so they wrote this document in order to discredit people who thought that Zionism might be a problem, who are against Zionism. Does that make sense?

[00:45:15]>> Yeah.

[00:45:16]>> Yeah. So they have infiltrated the anti-Israel movement with paid assets in order to control the dialogue and make everybody seem like they are hateful and that they are anti-Semitic when in fact they're critical of Israel itself.

[00:45:31]or or or when they're exercising their intuition saying, you know, what what's happening in Pakistan is wrong, >> right? Or what Israel is doing is wrong, so we should speak out, right? They're motivated by a sense of justice. They're motivated by their concern for all of humanity. And this is being warped to say, "No, you're just being anti-Semitic, which causes you to be like to be confused, right? It's it's a soul doubt to soul fear to soul discord." One thing they really don't like and where I think people clearly show their true colors is when they're against unity. Something that you have spelled out is very important. Wanting to build education, wanting to give people a light right now in time of darkness. And I've been advocating for this non-stop since uh my start of my streaming career. Something that kind of reflects this ideology is New York City currently under Mam Donnie who famously did not go to the Israel parade. It was the first New York City mayor in six years who didn't show up and they got extremely upset. Do you have any what do you think about the current state of New York City and how Mamani a Muslim socialist is running? Because a lot of people were saying were very apprehensive to be supportive of him because of their ideas of socialism. But so far him clearing the 12 billion dollar deficit in the city, it seems like he's doing a good job. And I'm wondering if you think that he is offering some sort of unity in a time of division.

[00:46:51]>> Yeah. No, I'm I'm a huge fan of Madani.

[00:46:53]I I mean like I think that he's really inspirational. I think he's unified uh New York City in a way that was unimaginable before. Um and you have people in elite who are very scared and they're behaving themselves better. You know, I I've seen polls where tenants feel now they have more rights than landlords. And this was not true in New York for the longest time. Um you have, you know, Madani who chooses to go watch the Nicks with the common people as opposed to, you know, these VIP uh seats. So, I mean like clearly he he's a very inspirational figure. But I will point out that when that happens, then they will test him. And so there's talk of Ice going to New York City at some point, right? And that's been a major test of how resourceful, how um, you know, how how how good of a leader he is because that that that's going to really fracture New York City.

[00:47:47]>> I was at the Knicks game three and I saw Howard Lutnick was sitting courtside.

[00:47:51]First he was in the box with Trump. I'm sure you've seen the video where Trump gets massively booed by the entire Madison Square Garden even though the tickets were at the cheapest around $6,000. Some of the standing seats were 1,000, but he got massively booed. And then later on in the fourth quarter, I see DJ Khaled, Palestinian man who has never spoken up for his people, is cheersing and saying hello to Howard Lutnik. And we know Howard Lutnik, we know that he denied being friends with Epste. He was next door neighbors to them in building 9 and Epste building 11 or the other way around. Now, Howard Lennick is also pushing Nick Shirley and talking about fraud and they're doubling down on the Somali in Minnesota.

[00:48:28]Is this an example of a handler, Howard Lutnik? Because he's standing next to Trump when Trump is speaking about Netanyahu and he's doing the weird giggles that we saw when they were speaking about the Epstein files. What should we know about Howard Lutnick's power right now?

[00:48:42]>> I I think he's a very powerful person. I I don't know where his power comes from, but but remember like his background. He was natural neighbor to Epstein. Uh on 911 his firm Kandorf was destroyed. I mean it it was devastated but he stayed at a home um and he was able to rebuild afterwards uh very quickly. So um I think he's a he's clearly um a very powerful individual within the Zionist movement and uh the fact that he's always with Trump, right? Right. So, Trump was giving this press conference uh about the about ending the uh Iran war and how how Len was sitting was sitting beside him. You see him everywhere with with with Trump. So, um um maybe it's his personal charisma, maybe it's his understanding of Trump's psychology. Um and it's also maybe the fact that he is he is very much the agent of designers forces. Uh it it could be it could be a multiple factors, but he's clearly a very powerful individual. similar to Steve Wickoff and Jared Kushner who have been in charge of the peace negotiations. What about uh JD Vance seems like he's losing popularity and sometimes it looks like they have abandoned the ability and Peter Teal doesn't seem to be backing him the same way he was before. Is Marco Rubio their next pawn? Because your another prediction was that Trump is going to try to run for a third term in wartime?

[00:50:06]Is Rubio going to be that figurehead?

[00:50:11]So, I think JD Vance, his political career, his political star is definitely like declining, right? Um, he's not that charismatic. He's not that popular. And now he's isolated within the White House. And the fact that he's come out and criticized Israel. I mean, if you do that as a politician, you're kind of dead man walking, right? I mean, like, I I don't see a very bright future for him. I think I think he's a bit of a scapegoat. I think that when they resume the war, uh, he'll be blamed for the pause. He'll he'll he he'll he he'll be blamed for trying to seek peace with, um, uh, Iran. Uh, Marco Rubio definitely seems to be on the rise. He's both national security adviser as well as secretary of state. Uh, he's been consistent. He's been loyal to Trump, right? So, he's been loed Trump and he's also been consistent uh to the Zionists and to the the Warhawks in Washington DC. So, he's been able to play both sides uh pretty effectively. But the reality is that if you know Trump uh he screws everyone over eventually, right?

[00:51:17]Like Trump has absolutely no loyalty to anyone except to himself, not even his own children. So, he'll screw everyone over eventually. And if you think that, you know, like if I'm really nice to Trump for like 10, 20 years, then he'll reward me eventually. Go talk to his lawyer, Michael Cohen. You know, I mean, this is a guy who basically did everything for for Trump and he was still screwed over in the in the end.

[00:51:40]So, so, so like like don't think that there's been a successor to Trump. No, Trump's going to die with with with his empire.

[00:51:49]>> Yeah. He abandoned Alex Jones, Megan Kelly, Candace Owens, Tucker Carlson, slander them on Truth Social. And even recently in this new memorandum of understanding speeches, he said, "If it doesn't go through, blame JD Vance." And when he's talking about the Manob attack, which they still haven't resolved and they still haven't fully investigated, it's been 3 months. He says, "Uh, ask Pete Heads." Pete Hexet look look back to January 7th. Okay, this is the day after January 6 in 20 in 2021. And basically Trump's entire cabinet has abandoned him. the entire world has turned against uh Trump and but there are certain individuals that that that that protected Trump that that uh supported him regardless. Okay, these include uh Marjorie Taylor Green. These include Ter Carlson, uh Ax Jones, right? You go back go back to January 7th, okay? And like Trump was finished. He was dead. And these individuals, Ter Carlson, Ax Jones, Marger Taylor Green, and there were others as well, but they stayed be but they but they still supported him. They were loyal to him even though he was basically dead politically.

[00:52:55]>> And what's happened since, right? I mean, like these are people who in your worst days supported you. And even like Edger, his own daughter, Jerry Kush, they walked away, man. Right.

[00:53:07]So I mean like listen he'll he will screw you over eventually. So the idea of Marco Rubro being being a hero parent no is not going to work out.

[00:53:16]>> So JD Vance we can expect to be running for president in 28 >> probably but I I I don't think I don't think he'll go he'll get very far.

[00:53:26]>> What about the possibility of a false flag attack? I'm seeing some people called her Jigsaw or him. Laura Loomer is constantly saying almost word for word she's saying like she hates Islam and it has no place in society and she's saying that she expects a false flag attack that could be connected to the woke Reich uh influencers critical of the Iran war. Do you still think that the this is on the table? Because right now the US looks desperate to try to gain support again Iran.

[00:53:52]>> If I'm doing a false flag now's perfect opportunity. You have you have the World Cup in in United States, right? You got like 70,000 80,000 in a stadium all at once. Like if I if I do a false flag, it's it's going to be an out or the next month, you know.

[00:54:06]>> Yeah. The we're the host nation and not doing a good job being hospitable to the people here. Are you paying attention at all to the World Cup? It's cool to see a moment of unity right now. It's just making me a little more optimistic away from these. It seems like people need something like this as a distraction and to remember the human experience.

[00:54:23]Something like the World Cup does provide that.

[00:54:26]>> Yeah. So I so I I'm watching it because I'm interested to see what happens to to the Iranian team >> because you you know how like they're forced to uh train in Mexico. They live in Mexico in the day of match then they're forced to leave >> uh the day of the match.

[00:54:44]>> Uh and it's just so petty, right? So um I would not be surprised if the Iranians became a fan fan favorite. They're gonna win. Um, but I would not be surprised if they surpass expectations and I would I would not be surprised if they become like this underdog um folk hero uh during the World Cup. That that's something that that that I'm I'm watching pretty closely.

[00:55:09]>> I would love to see Patrick BD David support his fellow countrymen in Iran.

[00:55:14]They put the whole flag on the field.

[00:55:16]They sung the national anthem after it was demonized so much. They did pretty well in the first game. They scored two great goals. It was a draw 2-2. One of the very surprising things since this war started is seeing the reality of many people in the Iranian diaspora.

[00:55:29]Although it's amplified a little bit on social media, doesn't represent all of them. So many Western Iranians went to the game against New Zealand just to root against Iran and to cheer when New Zealand scored. Although this hap this was the same day as the memorandum of understanding being released and seeing that Iran was looks victorious right now, they still want their country to be wiped. Trump is saying that they are going to nuke their civilization and rid them of any accessibility to water and food and destroy their infrastructure.

[00:55:59]Why does it seem like this Iranian diaspora seems so captured mentally by the US and Israel empire?

[00:56:06]>> Well, what's so different from the Cuban diaspora, right? Uh they they feel that their legacy, their wealth, their property were stolen from them. The people in charge of Cuba, of Iran, they're all thieves. They're all uh uh satanic thieves and they grew up in a bubble where everyone believed that way, right? And because um they're not interacting with with uh the the reality, right? They're actually not back in Iran and seeing the complexity of the country, they're allowed to indulge in their prejudices. They're they're allowed to have this very static understanding of Iran, this very simplistic understanding of Iran, and it just feeds them, right? and it sort of drives their fanatism and and I mean I hate to say this but it's also comparable to the Jewish diaspora right where um the Jewish diaspora they grow up with stories of exodus of their exile from Jerusalem of all this anti-semitism throughout Europe over these uh millennia of of the Holocaust right uh it galvanizes people and quite honestly it leads to success right because the um Persian population in America I I believe they're the most successful ethnic group in America right now much more so than the Jews and and the in the Indians. The Cuban diaspora is also very successful, right? So, um maybe having this simple mythology allows you to be much more energetic and be much more motivated. At the same time, you are trapping your own prejudices.

[00:57:33]>> Mhm. What have your other observations been? Because it seems like you have slowed quite a bit and it seems like you're I I've been watching the live streams. You're covering uh you're covering literature. You're covering uh Divines Divine Dante's Divine Comedy.

[00:57:47]What has been your perception since taking a step it seems like a little bit away from the geopolitical discourse and trying to promote something more optimistic?

[00:57:58]Yeah. The people in charge are just complete morons, right? If you step back and you just look at how the world works and like you know yesterday um there was a massive drone attack on Moscow, right?

[00:58:09]You saw that, right? Mhm. Like why would you do that? Uh now they're just going to come at you so much harder and like Ukraine can't possibly win a war against Russia and the Russians have been showing tremendous conraint restraint during this war. Now the gloves are off and I have to believe that the Europeans are involved in some some way that NATO is involved in some way. So why why are you trying to instigate World War II?

[00:58:34]Why are you trying to maybe enforce a nuclear strike on Kiev? Right. So that's it. So So I mean like you just step back and you just as an observer see what's going on with a clear eye. You just like the people in charge are just complete and utter idiots. And there's really no other way to explain what's going on.

[00:58:56]There just isn't.

[00:58:58]Yeah. The economy has taken a major hit.

[00:59:00]Gas prices are gone up. But I think many Americans, maybe you noticed the shift or maybe it's just my perspective, have reached this point where they think if you can't beat them, join them. So they understand that Israel has control. It's essentially admitted now by Trump.

[00:59:15]They're saying Israel will not exist without American tax dollars. But they are fatigued with talking about the destruction and things horrible. So they just are starting to accept the propaganda that Israel is pushing that Israel is the same as Western civilization. It's one and the same. Do you think people have given up on trying to fight against tyranny and just want to join the oppressor?

[00:59:37]>> I think people are fatigued. I think people are disillusioned. I think people are exhausted. I I I think that's the correct word, fatigued. But, you know, at this time, maybe someone like Madani will emerge and rally the people. Uh maybe we need to reach the darkest depths before we can see the light. Um, so, so I don't see this ending, but I also think that eventually something or someone will emerge to to lead the people forward. Uh, listen, I I'm sorry, but >> yeah, thank you so much. I was going to wrap it up here. I appreciate it. I'll email you privately about our our upcoming trip. It's always great to speak to you, Professor J.

[01:00:10]>> Thanks a lot, man. Great. Byebye.

[01:00:12]>> Have a good one.