Craig, John, and Kevin examine Donald Trump, alleged money laundering, the escalating conflict with Iran, and the religious deception they argue has shaped history for nearly two thousand years. They explain why they reject Christianity, Rabbinical Judaism, and Islam, how Dowd and Yahowah's testimony overturn mainstream religious doctrine, and why the Strait of Hormuz may become the world's next geopolitical flashpoint. The discussion connects prophecy, religion, corruption, war, and current events to reveal how seemingly unrelated headlines fit into a much larger picture.
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00:02:00 ~ Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ and Christianity’s Tortured God on a Stick
00:17:35 ~ Trump, Hitler, Satan, and Prophetic Warnings
00:25:04 ~ Capital One, Money Laundering, and Trump’s Grifts
00:34:31 ~ Iran’s Strategic Victory and the Strait of Hormuz Trap
00:48:00 ~ Corrupted Scriptures, Religious Fraud, and Starlink Technical Issues
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00:02:00 ~ Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ and Christianity’s Tortured God on a Stick
00:17:35 ~ Trump, Hitler, Satan, and Prophetic Warnings
00:25:04 ~ Capital One, Money Laundering, and Trump’s Grifts
00:34:31 ~ Iran’s Strategic Victory and the Strait of Hormuz Trap
00:48:00 ~ Corrupted Scriptures, Religious Fraud, and Starlink Technical Issues
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00:00:01Vlog on a blog. Tomorrow's news today. Get to the truth.
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00:00:25Hey, welcome to the vlog on the vlog. It's our pleasure to welcome John back. John, we only have you
00:00:31back because I get to gloat about having more hair than you do and being, you know, more than twice
00:00:35your age. So this is my way of feeling good about myself, I guess. No, we're just kidding.
00:00:41John has his own show as part of the yadaya.com website and the family page. He is Y2K. He
00:00:51is the host. It's a wonderful show. Great contributors. You're, I understand, have just produced your second version of Jeopardy.
00:01:03Yeah, our second episode of Jeopardy. We just shot yesterday. So that will be available next weekend for everybody to
00:01:10watch.
00:01:11Okay. And it's your girlfriend that's doing the editing.
00:01:13Yes. Yeah. Don, my lovely girlfriend, Don, she's been doing the editing for us since, since the beginning. So, uh,
00:01:19okay. Yeah.
00:01:22Outstanding. And we are going to get, uh, Don on the show one of these days.
00:01:26That's the plan is, uh, we got to kind of ease her into it. She's, uh, she's very shy, but,
00:01:31um, also a very well thought out and passionate person.
00:01:35So, you know, I know something of, uh, introverted, uh, girlfriends and wives.
00:01:41Uh, and that, uh, Leah is the extreme of, and say, she's not shy. She just doesn't feel comfortable around
00:01:49people.
00:01:51It's a general, uh, introvert. You know, I don't think I feel very comfortable around people either.
00:01:56If, uh, if, uh, if they treated me like this, this is, uh, one of the, uh, images.
00:02:03I think this is a, uh, the twisted image of a real psychopath of Mel Gibson, you know, be like
00:02:09Mel, go to hell.
00:02:09Um, he is, uh, this, I think is his passion of the, uh, of the Christ, uh, not much of
00:02:16a passion.
00:02:17And, uh, there was no Mr. Christ.
00:02:19Uh, and it's just astonishing to me that you have the most popular religion in the world that's based on
00:02:26torturing their God.
00:02:27And they rebel in the, uh, the torture device for their God.
00:02:32Not only did this religion create the most exquisite torture devices of all time and deploy them, of course, on
00:02:38God's people.
00:02:39But they torture their own God.
00:02:42And with their crucifix, they have a dead God on a stick and they celebrate this.
00:02:46I mean, can you imagine actually being God and looking and, and seeing people lying about worshiping you and, uh,
00:02:55as they torture you and they celebrate?
00:02:58I mean, this is the most gruesome, pathetic, disgusting lie ever.
00:03:05What a twisted group of, uh, immoral morons.
00:03:11For sure.
00:03:12It's, um, it's disturbing the framing that Catholicism takes on their God because they either like to depict him as,
00:03:21you know, this, uh, this helpless Madonna and child aspect, or they have him as this completely brutalized and tortured
00:03:27dying God on a stick.
00:03:29And, um, there's really no, there's no real human relatability or element to that.
00:03:37It's either this, you know, one extreme or the other.
00:03:40We control him either way.
00:03:42He's either the baby in a fake mother's arms, uh, living out the Madonna and child, the queen of heaven,
00:03:49the mother of God myth of the Babylonians, or, uh, he is the dead God on a stick, um, uh,
00:03:56living out the, uh, the tortured, uh, existence of Dionysus and the, uh, Greek, uh, religion.
00:04:03And it's just reprehensible that they have done it.
00:04:07And of course, you've got some major, uh, issues with, uh, with all of this.
00:04:11And one of them happens to be that God's not a man.
00:04:17Nowhere, even in the lies that comprise the Christian New Testament, does Mr.
00:04:23Christ claim to be a God.
00:04:26Never once.
00:04:28And men cannot kill God.
00:04:30In fact, God cannot die.
00:04:32Uh, Yahweh inspired Chabaok to write that.
00:04:37Six hundred and sixty-six years before Paul wrote his first letter, that being to the Galatians.
00:04:42What in the world is he talking about?
00:04:43You can't die, God.
00:04:46And men can't kill God.
00:04:47And yet the lie that men killed God is the cause of anti-Semitism.
00:04:51It is the reason the Holocaust happened.
00:04:54It is the reason Jews were tortured by Christians for the better part of 2,000 years.
00:05:00This is not just a reprehensible, ghoulish lie.
00:05:05It is the lie that upsets God more than anything men have ever done.
00:05:14Be like men.
00:05:15Go to hell.
00:05:17It, it really is the, the beast's, um, uh, personification of control.
00:05:24You either have, like you say, the Shiska God that they carry around in front of them
00:05:28with, um, like the Roman Achaia would, right?
00:05:31Okay.
00:05:31We killed God.
00:05:32This is an absolute reminder that, that this, this is the Roman Catholic, you know, uh, power
00:05:38that they're, they're owning up to it.
00:05:41It's either the Shiska God or it's the, we gave birth to this God as well.
00:05:44You know, it's the little defenseless baby.
00:05:46Like you say, it is just, it is 100% of protect, uh, a projection of their power, you know,
00:05:51or, or their idea of power over the masses.
00:05:53Because if you even look at, at St. Peter and St. Paul, one has the keys, one has the throne.
00:05:59God never figures into their, into their, um, uh, their message at all.
00:06:05You know, they give the same, they gave the same guy their, uh, their throne.
00:06:08And what's amazing about that is that the circumstances as to which he was granted the keys to heaven,
00:06:14and, uh, he is the rock upon which the church is, uh, is built, uh, wasn't actually, uh, uh, in
00:06:21the Christian New Testament.
00:06:23Uh, it was added to both Mark and Matthew, uh, 300 years later, three centuries later by Eusebius.
00:06:32Uh, there isn't a single reference to it, and it's the single most important line in Christianity,
00:06:39because without that line, you are the, uh, the Christ, the son of the living God.
00:06:44And, uh, and then they reply, uh, upon this rock, I'll build my church.
00:06:49Without that line, there is no Christian religion.
00:06:53The, the whole concept of, uh, of a Mr. Christ is moronic.
00:07:00There is no basis for it.
00:07:01And so without that line, uh, Christianity doesn't exist as a religion.
00:07:06But when you include the line, you have to go to Eusebius,
00:07:09because he is the man that wrote it, that first appears in the Vaticanus and Sinaticus,
00:07:15both of which, uh, Eusebius owns up to writing on the order of Constantine.
00:07:24And then if you say, all right, so Eusebius wrote the line in the fourth century,
00:07:31but he was a really crappy writer.
00:07:33I mean, it was, he was an absolute dunderhead because he has that whole drama play out
00:07:38and the gates to hell where Pan, uh, the devil was guarding the gates to hell.
00:07:44He claims that it was near a city that history said never even existed.
00:07:50He's also the one, by the way, that calls, uh, him Jesus of Nazareth,
00:07:55because, uh, Constantine's mommy wanted him to have come from Nazareth
00:08:00when she had visited in the fourth century.
00:08:02The only problem was Nazareth didn't exist in the first century.
00:08:05He is the, when you go back to that particular statement,
00:08:08not only does it take place, uh, next to a mythical city
00:08:12and in front of the most famous, uh, gateway into hell in the ancient world.
00:08:19Uh, he is at this point, gospel Jesus is, uh, at this point,
00:08:24just a week from his, uh, crucifixion,
00:08:28which means he has been with these alleged disciples for three years.
00:08:34And after three years, he has to ask them, who do you say I am?
00:08:41If you're a rational person, you got to say, okay,
00:08:44they've been waltzing around the paddock for three years.
00:08:48They've been following this guy and not one of them ever bothered to say,
00:08:52Oh, who are you by the way?
00:08:54Not, not at one time he is supposed to be, you know,
00:08:58they're called disciples in, in Greek,
00:09:00although nobody spoke Greek, uh, in that part of the world at the time,
00:09:04but nevertheless, they're called disciples.
00:09:06And yet they learned nothing because he must have taught them nothing
00:09:10because after three years, he had never said, Oh, by the way, I'm the Christ.
00:09:15And you know why he would never have said I'm the Christ?
00:09:17Because there is no prophecy about a Christ.
00:09:19In fact, there's no prophecy about a returning Messiah.
00:09:22The only reason that there is a perception that there would be a return Messiah
00:09:27is because it exists in Judaism.
00:09:29It doesn't exist in the Torah and prophets.
00:09:32It's something the rabbis made up.
00:09:34And guess what Paul was?
00:09:36A rabbi.
00:09:37A rabbi.
00:09:38So Paul took the rabbinical myth of a, of an arrival of a Messiah
00:09:44and applied it to this mythical creature that he designed as a counterfeit of Doad,
00:09:51the actual Messiah and son of God, who was genuinely the chosen one and king.
00:09:56And he just applied this to a, to your, his myth as if there was actually a prophecy
00:10:07of an arrival of a Messiah.
00:10:09But since there is no prophecy of the arrival of a Messiah outside of Judaism,
00:10:15he could not have been the Christ.
00:10:17That's why he was never referred to as such.
00:10:20That's why even in the Gospel Jesus account that Eusebius wrote,
00:10:25the first time that, that Shimon, who was the man's name, actually said this,
00:10:32the first thing that there'd be terrible consequences if you do.
00:10:39And now you have a religion, a religion that's called Christianity,
00:10:44that celebrates Christmas on behalf of a Mr. Christ.
00:10:47And the only response he had both times that he was called the Christ,
00:10:52is he said, don't ever tell anybody that there'll be dire consequences.
00:10:57How in the world could you write something so stupid?
00:11:00Oh yeah.
00:11:00And the next thing he says on the next breath is get behind me, Satan.
00:11:04And then, you know, then he claims that you'll have the keys to,
00:11:09to heaven after he says, I'll, upon this rock, I'll build my church.
00:11:13And yet in Eusebius's version, he's called Peter before he's named Peter.
00:11:21Now, how's that even possible?
00:11:24I mean, nobody thinks these things through.
00:11:26It's the, it's the dumbest writing ever.
00:11:28And then there is, there is no reference ever to kings to heaven.
00:11:33It's a completely made up concept outside of paganism.
00:11:40Talks, you know, the translation says, I will build my church.
00:11:44And yet the word church never appears anywhere in the Christian New Testament.
00:11:48There's no Greek basis for it at all.
00:11:52The Greek that underlies what has been written as church is ecclesia.
00:11:57It means to be called out.
00:11:59And church, the closest thing to it in, in the ancient world was Cherche,
00:12:04which is pronounced Cherche, pronounced the same way.
00:12:08And she was the pagan goddess of the Germanic religion,
00:12:12where the son was the chief and primary lord.
00:12:17Surprise, surprise, right?
00:12:19Surprise, surprise, surprise.
00:12:20You got to play for a fool, Christians.
00:12:22And then you, uh, you have your, your tortured, uh, God, this God was made up by Paul.
00:12:32And you're not smart enough to figure it out.
00:12:35You know, Reverend Vittis and Mel Gibson, literally, you're going to hell.
00:12:44Yeah, this idea that they can, they can, there's many, many of this, uh, uh, movie presentations of this story,
00:12:53right?
00:12:53I mean, it's the passion it's, it's all over.
00:12:55Okay, and it's each one of them trying to one-up each other as how gruesome they can get for
00:13:02modern audiences.
00:13:03Because the, the, the Spartacus, you know, um, uh, wasn't this gruesome.
00:13:09Even the one with, with, um, oh, I forget his name.
00:13:12Oh, the crucifixion.
00:13:13Anyway.
00:13:13Spartacus, yeah, I know.
00:13:14Yeah, and the fact of the matter is the Romans were not that, were the Rosemans savage when they needed
00:13:20to be?
00:13:20Yes.
00:13:21Crucifixion by itself was savage enough.
00:13:23Uh, crucifixion did not occur on a cross capital or a lowercase t.
00:13:29It occurred on a cross that would be more like a capital T.
00:13:32Uh, so the whole Christian symbolism is, uh, happens to be wrong.
00:13:36Uh, but they did not need to beat the, uh, the victim, uh, with whips before they, uh, nailed him
00:13:43to that, uh, capital T, uh, structure.
00:13:47Um, by the way, there was no, uh, cross that one could carry because the, the upright was left inside
00:13:53of a recess in the limestone.
00:13:55All they did is put the, uh, uh, the upper lintel member, uh, on the top of it after they
00:14:02nailed the person to it.
00:14:03So that's pretty stupid.
00:14:04By the way, they even have, before he, uh, uh, uh, is crucified, they have, uh, pretend Jesus saying, pick
00:14:12up your cross and follow me.
00:14:14I mean, what, what kind of a ghoulish comment is that?
00:14:17You've got your God saying, before he is even crucified, why don't you pick up your damn cross and, uh,
00:14:23and follow him?
00:14:25I mean, it's just unbelievably sick, this, uh, this religion.
00:14:31And I wouldn't give a hoot, uh, if it were not for the fact of two things.
00:14:36It is this religion that created antisemitism because they lied and claimed that, um, that Jews, uh, killed their God.
00:14:44Uh, uh, a man's, God's not a man.
00:14:48B. Men cannot kill God.
00:14:50C. The Jews never crucified anybody.
00:14:52They were crucified by the Romans, but they never crucified anybody.
00:14:55So they, all three of those statements are wrong.
00:14:59And of course, there was no Jesus.
00:15:01Uh, the second thing that really bothers me is that there was a genuine Yehud.
00:15:08His name is Doug.
00:15:10Uh, who fulfilled Pesach, Matzah, and Makurim, uh, as he had promised 555 years earlier as Gabriel, when he spoke
00:15:20to Daniel, on the exact date that he said he would fulfill it.
00:15:23And he wrote a, uh, a personal, uh, first person narrative, a thousand years before he endured it, of exactly
00:15:33how crucifixion would kill him, uh, 500 years before crucifixion even existed as a form of punishment.
00:15:42Uh, of which he has his ghoulish, whatever that thing is, uh, sight from that mismore, that psalm, uh, even
00:16:01though it pertains to Dode.
00:16:03And so the counterfeit Jesus is nothing but a blend of robbing Dode, God's actual firstborn, his son, his chosen
00:16:13one, his Messiah, his king, and the one who actually fulfilled Passover, robbing the person that God cares the most
00:16:22about, and blending that with a heavy dose of Dionysus to create this mythical Jesus Christ piece of shit.
00:16:30And that is what that is.
00:16:33Good God people.
00:16:34You've got your heads up, your tuchus.
00:16:37So that's that.
00:16:38It's particularly disgusting.
00:16:40The, um, everything tied in together with the, the sun God religion recycling and the usurpation of, of what Dode
00:16:47and Yahweh accomplished.
00:16:49It's, it is very disturbing.
00:16:51Yeah.
00:16:52And, you know, the fact is there's not a single accurate citation from Yahweh in the Christian New Testament.
00:16:58Every time they tried to steal something that would give their myth credibility, they misquote it.
00:17:06A hundred percent of the time they've misquoted.
00:17:08And Paul, who created the religion and the myth, never once cites a single line from the gospel Jesus because
00:17:15the, between 100 and, or between, she's maybe between, uh, 10 and, uh, and 40 years after Paul's death.
00:17:25And, uh, which is why he doesn't ever cite them because they didn't exist.
00:17:55The 1930s, uh, early 19, should be 1940s.
00:17:58Uh, so she is, uh, saying when I hear Trump speak, I hear Hitler all over again.
00:18:06When I see his rallies, it's like what I saw in Nazi Germany.
00:18:11Trump is a dictator.
00:18:13He's crazy.
00:18:15Like Hitler was.
00:18:17This is, uh, this is, uh, Mrs. Ruth, uh, Delray from Delray beach.
00:18:23I would assume Ruth, uh, Rozanski.
00:18:27Um, I used to live near Delray beach.
00:18:30If, um, if I was still in South Florida, I'd go look Ruth up.
00:18:35Like her name.
00:18:38She's close, but not quite there.
00:18:42Donald Trump is much worse than Adolf Hitler.
00:18:45Much.
00:18:46In fact, to compare the two is almost unfair.
00:18:49Uh, Trump's brown shirts, his ice are far more out of control and brutal than were, uh, Hitler's brown shirts.
00:18:57Uh, Trump's speeches are far crazier, far deadlier.
00:19:11That's a long one.
00:19:12You're breaking up a bit there, Rich.
00:19:13Yeah, I was wondering, that was just me.
00:19:16Mm-hmm.
00:19:18No.
00:19:19And it's, the, uh, menorah is still spinning, so it's the camera or, or whatever's going to the, um.
00:19:28I'm sure it will pass.
00:19:29To the stream here.
00:19:31And we're just, the stream, outbound stream to, oh.
00:19:34All right.
00:19:34No, I think we, I think we just, uh, came back.
00:19:37Um, yeah, it's a frustration with, um, I don't know if it's, Starlink is the, uh, the issue, or if
00:19:46it's, um, StreamYard, but, uh, one of the two.
00:19:48Um, and we're, you know, really fuzzy with our audio at this point.
00:19:51But, uh, what I was saying is that, is that in every possible measure, Donald Trump is worse than Adolf
00:19:58Hitler.
00:19:59Uh, well, we don't know for certain, I would assume, that, uh, Hitler was demon-possessed.
00:20:05We know for certain that Donald Trump is not just demon-possessed, he is Satan incarnate.
00:20:11The prophets described him to a T.
00:20:14They told us when he would arrive, what country he would be the head of, and what he would do,
00:20:19and what he would be like, and they nailed him.
00:20:21Uh, we've known this now, that he would be the President of the United States at this time.
00:20:27We've known for about 20 years.
00:20:28Um, but I acknowledged when he won the last election that it, that ended all speculation.
00:20:33Donald Trump is the person that Christians refer to as the Antichrist.
00:20:42He is the living incarnation of the adversary.
00:20:48And so, by the time that this is all done in seven years, he will have killed
00:20:57a magnitude of more than ten, and could be by a magnitude of a hundred times more than died in
00:21:03World War II.
00:21:07It's insane to think of the scale of that.
00:21:11Yeah, um, Hitler mucked about on three continents, you know?
00:21:15I think Trump's gonna involve all seven.
00:21:17And so, there we go again.
00:21:20Yeah.
00:21:20Yeah, we're frozen again.
00:21:21Anyway, I just think that we are in a position where, uh, it's time to realize that, um, the comparisons
00:21:28to Hitler are really not fair to Hitler.
00:21:31Uh, the comparisons to Nazi Germany are not fair to Nazi Germany.
00:21:36Uh, America with MAGA, uh, influence, and Trump as dear Fuhrer.
00:21:51Yeah, the amount of rhetoric that is picked up has been significantly disturbing, though.
00:21:58Significantly disturbing, yeah, I would say so.
00:22:02Yeah, it's vile.
00:22:04I mean, everything the man says is demonic.
00:22:10You know, I'm not saying that because I don't like the man.
00:22:14I say this because that's what the prophets have revealed.
00:22:17And he is, he has affirmed a thousand times over that our, uh, realization and analyzing what the prophets had
00:22:28said is correct.
00:22:29He is the living embodiment of Satan.
00:22:31This is going exceedingly poorly.
00:22:35And, um, and he is already betrayed Israel and will continue to do so.
00:22:41Now, this myth that Israel controls Trump is nonsense.
00:22:44It's Israel's a vassal of, uh, of Donald Trump.
00:22:48And, uh, he is, uh, going to be, according to Yawa, their greatest single threat and the great betrayer of
00:22:54our time.
00:22:56Yeah, we have a post a little later on about, uh, what he wants to do in Gaza.
00:23:00Um, and it, it just overlays the Ezekiel Measurement thing.
00:23:04I know that's in Jerusalem and everything, but it just expands from there.
00:23:08You know, I mean, he really thinks that, that it's, it's free Palestine.
00:23:11So, hey, it's free.
00:23:13I'm going to redevelop the place.
00:23:14Right.
00:23:14You know, um, and he, he really thinks that, that he's going to make it a beachfront resort.
00:23:20You know, I mean, yeah, I don't think he thinks, but I think he, uh, he, he confabulates.
00:23:25That's for sure.
00:23:26Uh, there's no correlation between what goes on in his mind and reality.
00:23:30And therefore his mouth is completely unrelated to, um, anything that's actually true.
00:23:38Yeah.
00:23:39It's interesting to think about, um, insofar as, uh, like I understand people, I don't know exactly a hundred percent
00:23:45how official his dementia diagnosis is, but a lot of people speculated that.
00:23:49And it's just, I would think that the prognosis, you know, just looking at the guy is, is that I
00:23:55can't imagine how without the, um, you know, Satan riding jockey, so to speak, that he would actually be able
00:24:01to make it through the next seven years.
00:24:03Correct.
00:24:04Yeah.
00:24:04I don't think he has dementia.
00:24:05I just think he is literally demonic.
00:24:07Uh, I think it's just, he's a vile, evil man.
00:24:10Uh, now, is it true that he can't remember what he said at the beginning of a sentence to the
00:24:16end of the sentence?
00:24:17Yeah, probably so.
00:24:18Uh, but, uh, uh, it's just because he's crazy.
00:24:23Uh, he's mad.
00:24:25Um, yeah, I would agree to that.
00:24:27Uh, that was always the risk in naming Donald Trump as, uh, Satan incarnate is how in the world would
00:24:33that, uh, POS survive, uh, at that time, uh, over eight years.
00:24:38And now it's, uh, seven years from now, uh, when he finally goes down on the 24th of September in
00:24:442033.
00:24:45Uh, I mean, by that time, according to the prophets, he'll be very long in days, which means he's a
00:24:50really old fart.
00:24:50And he'll be in a wheelchair, uh, of course, with, uh, gaudy flaming wheels.
00:24:55Yeah.
00:24:56You don't get the, uh, the moniker ancient of days by being a whippersnapper, you know, that's no.
00:25:04Well, this is really astonishing.
00:25:05I have two posts on this and, uh, and I verified it.
00:25:09It's true.
00:25:10Um, Richard Fairbanks is the founder of, uh, Capital One is a friend of mine, uh, uh, and really an
00:25:19honorable man, uh, and it was in a remarkable company.
00:25:23I've, I've studied the whole history of Capital One and how, what he, uh, did in creating, uh, Capital One,
00:25:29which is that he realized that in the credit card business, which is what they do.
00:25:37Uh, my favorite credit card is the Capital One.
00:25:39Capital One card, uh, is that they, what you want, if you're going to solicit, is you want a cardholder
00:25:51that very seldom, if ever, pays their bill off and yet never welches on their bill.
00:26:00Uh, so this, this, uh, golden area.
00:26:11Uh, enter the, the age 50.
00:26:13Yeah.
00:26:13But never going to, uh, to, uh, run away from their debt either.
00:26:18And that is because the interest that they can charge and the fees they can charge under those circumstances.
00:26:25And so typically, uh, solicit, and that is what their model is designed to, uh, to run on now, while
00:26:34they made a fortune on that model, and it's a very good model.
00:26:38Uh, it certainly works.
00:26:39I, uh, the best services overwhelmingly of any credit card company, the most honorable credit card company.
00:26:49You know, I also have a Citibank and I'll go to hell.
00:26:52I mean, I think the Citibank is, is nothing but a group of thieves.
00:26:56Uh, Capital One's a very honorable company.
00:26:58So I'm not surprised that they did this.
00:27:01Uh, credit card issuers and banks are now deputized by the U.S. government.
00:27:08It's very much like, uh, the accountants that, uh, do your taxes.
00:27:11They have been deputized by the U.S. government where if they don't turn in, uh, somebody who is, um,
00:27:20who does something that they think is, is against the IRS rules, uh, and they can be convicted right along
00:27:32with the person who committed the crime.
00:27:35Uh, and it's, it's, it's a way of really turning the accounting industry and banker against their clients so that
00:27:42they actually become agents of the U.S. government.
00:27:46Now, in this case of, of Capital One and banks, they are required to, to show, uh, and have evidence,
00:27:55have reasons and the ability to investigate money laundering.
00:27:59Because money laundering is the world's most egregious crimes.
00:28:05Um, sex trafficking is, uh, requires money laundering.
00:28:09Uh, the sale of, uh, of illegal drugs requires money laundering.
00:28:13The sale of, uh, of, uh, illicit arms to, uh, to terrorists and rogue nations requires, uh, money laundering.
00:28:21And the, uh, bribes and that sort of thing, uh, government graft require money laundering.
00:28:30And so where there is money laundering, there are far more egregious crimes taking place because that is how they
00:28:38cover up those crimes.
00:28:39And there are very sophisticated tools that banks not only can use, but must use because throughout the years, banks
00:28:49wanted to have the money of, of these individuals.
00:28:54Like the banking industry in South Florida was largely built on the money laundering operations of cocaine dealers.
00:29:04And so when the feds recognized the amount of money that the banks were making by keeping the money of
00:29:12the cocaine dealers in particular, and the human traffickers in South Florida, they made it a crime for the banks
00:29:20themselves.
00:29:21And so that got their attention.
00:29:23And so now the banks are not only motivated, but they have the tools to ascertain who is money laundering
00:29:31and they, they have to shut down those accounts capital one did 300 bank accounts for Trump and company where
00:29:41they have proof that he was laundering money.
00:29:45Uh, now he's laundering money cause he's stealing the proceeds of the oil that is taken out of Venezuela.
00:29:51He is laundering money because he is, uh, stealing, uh, what is going to and from the, the Arab fiefdoms
00:30:00in the Middle East that, that he has, uh, constantly meets with, uh, and his sons and his family, uh,
00:30:09short, uh, commodity stocks like oil based upon insider trading.
00:30:15He even set up now a hundred thousand dollar deal where you can get his, uh, tweets, uh, an hour
00:30:22before anybody else so that you can benefit from insider trading.
00:30:26Now that happens to be a crime punishable by a significant jail time.
00:30:29Uh, and so capital one has determined that Donald Trump and company laundering money.
00:30:39That's a very, very serious.
00:30:41300 bank accounts.
00:30:43This is not five.
00:30:44This is not five with a couple million in there.
00:30:47You know, I mean, 300 bank accounts.
00:30:51And I'm telling you, each of these accounts is definitely not FDI and I see insured, right?
00:30:56They're well over the FDICO limit.
00:30:58I mean, so, you know, it also makes me think about those, uh, those mean coins.
00:31:03Like they had like a Trump coin and a Melania coin and they did such a pump and dump on
00:31:08that where they essentially dropping 99% of its value from its peak.
00:31:12And it's just, it is, uh, it is darkly comedic, you know, all of, all of his followers pumping all
00:31:19of that money into it just for him to exploit them that way.
00:31:22It's like his Bitcoin deal.
00:31:23He's made, uh, tens of billions of dollars and everybody else has lost hundreds of billions of dollars.
00:31:31He's a grifter.
00:31:31He is the, uh, con and thief.
00:31:36I mean, it's just repulsive.
00:31:38You know, poops in his pants is a hideous man.
00:31:43And the fact that now MAGA has actually lost 15% of its, uh, support in the last few months.
00:31:51So 15% of, uh, of MAGA support, MAGA support was at 39% still said pretty much rigidly at
00:31:5939% saying that MAGA's are not going to do it.
00:32:01They're absolute morons and incapable of being moral or thinking.
00:32:05Uh, the most recent polls have, uh, support for Donald Trump down in 32%.
00:32:10So to go from 39%, which is pure MAGA because, uh, the undecideds all left him, uh, two years ago,
00:32:18year and a half ago.
00:32:19Uh, that means that, uh, 15% of his, um, of his base has peeled away.
00:32:24Uh, doesn't make them smart.
00:32:26It just makes them less stupid than the rest of, uh, that base.
00:32:30Um, but this is a really, really, uh, tough one for him to overcome.
00:32:37Um, of course he's doing his normal thing.
00:32:39He, uh, he has the justice department under his control.
00:32:42So he is now suing capital one, claiming that he was a drop for being conservative.
00:32:48Uh, that's how this came out.
00:32:50That that's how this came out was him starting being the plaintiff in a court case against them.
00:32:56Yes.
00:32:57He was claiming that they did it because of political reasons.
00:32:59Yeah, but, you know, capital one is a, it's a credit card issuing bank.
00:33:04Uh, there is no politics associated with a credit card issuing bank.
00:33:08Uh, my, uh, my card is, uh, blue, uh, but it, uh, it could be, uh, they have a red
00:33:15card too.
00:33:17They have a lot.
00:33:18They, they really don't have a politic.
00:33:21They have a business algorithm that they run on.
00:33:25Uh, and, uh, I can assure you that of all of the employees that, uh, uh, that Richard Fairbanks hired,
00:33:33um, that, uh, he did not interview them and say, which political party are you in favor of?
00:33:41Yeah.
00:33:42That was never one of his questions.
00:33:43Uh, how good are you at math?
00:33:46Uh, would have been high among them.
00:33:48You know, how good are you?
00:33:51Yeah, he really had a wonderful spree de corps with his, uh, his employees, but it has nothing to do
00:33:56with the politics.
00:33:57That's this all in, uh, in this a-hole's mind that he would have, what a disgusting thing.
00:34:05So the, you know, we, we knew, and I posted, uh, over a year ago that in the, uh, first,
00:34:11uh, few months that, uh, Trump had, uh, received bribes of over $20 billion, uh, from the Arab victims.
00:34:21And it's just, uh, since then.
00:34:30Robert, uh, Pape is, uh, is an interesting fellow.
00:34:35He is a, uh, he is a scholar, um, and he is so far now the last standing Mohegan.
00:34:43Uh, yes, he is.
00:34:51Uh, in a post that we'll probably play, uh, later, uh, finally, uh, join the rest of the, uh, gross
00:34:59anti-Semites, uh, in his, uh, post that, uh, we have today.
00:35:03He was the professor from Chicago.
00:35:06I have not heard, uh, Robert, uh, um, go to that point yet.
00:35:13Um, so he is not fine for popularity.
00:35:16He's a, uh, he's about as charismatic as a wallpaper drawing.
00:35:21Uh, so I will play this.
00:35:23Uh, but the fact is that he is one of the very few people who puts in writing what he
00:35:31perceives is going to happen.
00:35:33And, uh, and then he sticks with it and he says, this is what I said was going to happen.
00:35:38And he will, uh, reference the written prognosis that he revealed six months, 12 months, or a year earlier and
00:35:49say, yep, it's happened exactly as I said.
00:35:51So far, he has been a hundred percent accurate on, uh, the, uh, Trump war with Iran.
00:36:01And this is just another example of where he saying that without, uh, any, um, equivocation.
00:36:13That America's position and the world's position relative to Iran is, uh, irreversible.
00:36:21That Trump has made a disaster of this and that, that while Trump would like to, would love to, America
00:36:29would love to get back to where we were before the war began.
00:36:34There's no way to do that.
00:36:36Uh, the outcome of the war is Iran won and America lost, and there is no way of reversing that.
00:36:43So you can go ahead and play it.
00:36:47We are in a escalation trap.
00:36:51We're not just seeing escalation.
00:36:54We're seeing it grow horizontally, and we're seeing Iran now initiating attacks, not just on the receiving act.
00:37:03This is an escalation trap.
00:37:06And by a trap, I mean the United States started this war and is now in a strategically worse position
00:37:13and is trying to simply get back to even.
00:37:16What would it take to get this war to end?
00:37:21Wars end when the main combatants agree on the new balance of power.
00:37:28This war has upended the balance of power in the region that existed before the war.
00:37:34Before the war, America was the ascendant power, Israel the rising power, and Iran the declining power.
00:37:40Now all of those lines are reversed.
00:37:43And Iran thinks it won the war, and it should be in control of Hormuz and have large influence in
00:37:53the Persian Gulf, and the Middle East it did not have before.
00:37:56The United States is trying to reverse its defeat and is not accepting the new status quo.
00:38:05There you go.
00:38:06That's why Trump has these dreams once every other week, that Iran has begged him for an agreement, and that
00:38:14the agreement has Iran giving up control of the Strait of Hormuz,
00:38:18not asking for reparations, not wanting their own money back, and agreeing that they will turn over all of their
00:38:26rich uranium.
00:38:27And it's all untrue.
00:38:32I mean, he can't resolve the mess he made, and so he's, with propaganda, trying to convince people otherwise.
00:38:43And the only thing that's surprising to me is that the mainstream media continues to parrot what he has to
00:38:49say,
00:38:49since there is no correlation between what he has ever said and reality.
00:38:55This war is over in the sense of the consequence of it.
00:39:03Well, that's not really true.
00:39:06The possibility of there being a favorable outcome for America and Israel is over.
00:39:12Now, it was over before they attacked.
00:39:16I must have said it a hundred times, that there is no positive outcome possible, and many, many negative.
00:39:27Iran another time.
00:39:29We knew that to be the case, and that is the reality, and it cannot be overcome.
00:39:34Now, this war goes on, and ultimately, Iran is going to devastate Israel,
00:39:40and they're going to do it not with a nuclear bomb, but with four million troops.
00:39:45That's what the prophets have said.
00:39:46So here we are.
00:39:49And it is, of course, happening, and it was Israel that can largely be blamed for instigating their own demise.
00:40:02They're the ones that were convinced that a decapitation strike would cause regime change and that a blitzkrieg kind of
00:40:12aerial bombardment would cause Iran to fold,
00:40:17and they would relinquish their uranium and capitulate their missiles just to stop the bombing.
00:40:25And Israel was wrong about everything, just as they were on 10-7.
00:40:31Israel's intelligence capacity is kaput, and its government's morality and ability to think cogently is kaput.
00:40:41Israel is checkmated as a nation.
00:40:46Yeah, I just have to wonder the intelligence on, or lack thereof, on this idea of them not understanding how
00:40:55Iran was going to use the Strait of Hormuz to its absolute fullest.
00:41:01You know, their ability to control the Strait of Hormuz.
00:41:04I mean, did Israel think that we could stop their mining?
00:41:09Did the United States think that just their total air power would keep them from being able to attack civilian
00:41:17ships in the Strait of Hormuz to shut it down?
00:41:19Because that's the stranglehold.
00:41:22Ego causes people to do really foolish things.
00:41:27And Netanyahu and Trump are egomaniacs.
00:41:31And they both believed that they were so much better, stronger, more capable, smarter, everything than the Iranians,
00:41:40that they could impose their will on the Iranians.
00:41:42And all they had to do was to bomb them, and the Iranians would surrender to the superior nature of
00:41:50Netanyahu and Trump.
00:41:5490 million people don't bow like that, particularly when they have a unifying religion.
00:42:01And there's never been a case where you could bomb people into capitulation with the bombing power.
00:42:10The bombing power does not get the nation that they are bombing to love them.
00:42:18And regime change is something that the U.S. and the Mossad have failed at every single attempt.
00:42:26And every single attempt, they've made a very bad situation worse.
00:42:30It is the hallmark of the CIA.
00:42:33And every time they do it, people die.
00:42:37I've studied regime change operations for the last 30 years.
00:42:41And I can tell you that to get regime change, you have to have a number of characteristics.
00:42:49And none of those existed in Iran, which is why I said it's impossible.
00:42:54What the Mossad is saying, what the CIA may be saying, what Donald Trump and Netanyahu are saying, what is
00:43:01being posted on X, is absolutely impossible.
00:43:05You have to have at least 3.5% to 5% of the population in support of it.
00:43:11And the biggest rallies this time around were a tiny fraction of 1%.
00:43:16Second, at a distinct minority, the opposing group must have a unifying something that they are moving towards.
00:43:29It can't be just that we hate you.
00:43:32It has to be we love this, as was the case with the Nazis and the Bolsheviks.
00:43:39You have to have a unifying cause to be switching to, not just something you hate and are against.
00:43:47That didn't exist in Iran.
00:43:48And number three, at a very small minority, the only way that a regime change operation succeeds is if the
00:43:57rioters are hugely more vicious than the government.
00:44:03The government of the Islamic Republican guards is much more vicious than the civilians that are uprising.
00:44:15And so that's not going to work.
00:44:17And then the fourth thing that we have come to recognize since then is that to have regime change under
00:44:26all of these circumstances,
00:44:29you're not going to have successful regime change that is prompted by an outside nation.
00:44:36It's going to be destructive.
00:44:37And in the case of Iran, most of the protesters that were armed against the government were armed in a
00:44:46backdoor deal between the United States CIA and the Kurds.
00:44:52And so the numbers that are attributed to Iran killing protesters in the 40,000 to 50,000 are completely
00:45:00wrong.
00:45:03Numbers are probably in the 4,000 range.
00:45:05And most of them were.
00:45:10Totally, that was going to happen.
00:45:12And you're not going to get a country that has endured 20 years of sanctions to give up their enriched
00:45:18uranium just because you want them to.
00:45:21It's not going to happen.
00:45:24The removal of sanctions is not going to cause a country to give up that which they endured 20 years
00:45:31of sanctions to create.
00:45:34So there's no one was thinking.
00:45:36And the fact of the matter is, no one was thinking about the fact that, I guess, Trump said, you
00:45:41know, that he came claiming that Iran would have destroyed Israel if he wasn't president.
00:45:46They'd have a bomb if he wasn't president.
00:45:48And if you don't like the war, you must want Iran to have a bomb.
00:45:51The fact of the matter is, idiot, Iran didn't have a bomb before you went to war with them.
00:45:55And now that after you've gone to war with them, it's highly likely that Iran either has or will have
00:45:59a bomb.
00:46:00So you're the one, you're the catalyst for the bomb, not the catalyst to keep them from having a bomb.
00:46:04They were their own catalyst to keep themselves from having a bomb.
00:46:07They had 20 years that at any time they could have developed a bomb if they'd wanted to.
00:46:11What they wanted to was debate Israel and the United States into doing this because they were smarter than the
00:46:17United States and Israel.
00:46:18And they recognized that this is how it would play out, and it has played out exactly as they thought.
00:46:24So that's my assessment, although I'm not, you know, I'm not a professor in a fancy suit.
00:46:32It's it just really hits home to the ego maniacal nature of this war, because the dry run for this
00:46:39thing on Iran was was the hooties.
00:46:42And we lost to the hooties.
00:46:43We had a carrier group that was going to, you know, clear off.
00:46:50Unleash hell like never been unleashed before on the hooties.
00:46:54We were going to drive those hooties into surrender.
00:46:58And it was not a significant force in in in the area.
00:47:02They're not the full population of the combined face of Islam.
00:47:08They're great dancers.
00:47:10They are good dancers, though.
00:47:11Those hooties, they are really I've never seen anybody dance with guns and knives the way they can.
00:47:17And they are.
00:47:18They are the clown face of Islam that they certainly are entertaining.
00:47:23Yeah, we lost to the hooties.
00:47:24The United States lost to the Taliban.
00:47:27The United States lost to the Shia militias in Iraq.
00:47:35The United States lost to the Viet Cong.
00:47:38You know, the United States has lost every war where, you know, the whole thing is just nothing but propaganda
00:47:45and disastrous results.
00:47:51America is toast.
00:47:58Oh, goodness.
00:48:00The Bible has no original manuscripts.
00:48:03OK.
00:48:05This is the skeptic.
00:48:07And, you know, you he wants to irritate Christians.
00:48:13The fact is so much more complicated than what he has to say.
00:48:18The oldest ancient manuscripts confirming anything dated into 1000 to 3000 BCE happens to be the Torah Prophets and Psalms.
00:48:37With the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls, we have a more complete and accurate, comprehensive array of ancient texts
00:48:48that has ever been discovered for anything in the world by a gargantum.
00:48:53I mean, it's just nothing that compares to it.
00:48:55The second best preserved ancient manuscript happens to be Homer's Iliad and the Odyssey.
00:49:04And there are, in the range of one one thousandth of one percent, the number of old transcripts of it.
00:49:17I mean, this is by a chasm so far beyond anything that has ever been experienced.
00:49:23Now, this is true for the Torah Prophets and Psalms.
00:49:26And we can show that that even with the Masoretic text that dates to the 11th century, their copyists were
00:49:36accurate to one word and 14 on average.
00:49:39And the one word and 14, typically the differences were minor, you know, plural or singular, different stem, just pretty,
00:49:51pretty minor things.
00:49:55The story with the Christian New Testament, though, is really a completely different thing.
00:50:02There are only 69 manuscripts versus a thousand of the Dead Sea Scrolls that are much older.
00:50:09But there's only 69 pre-Constantine manuscripts.
00:50:13After Constantine, the manuscripts are so free as to be unusable.
00:50:18Free means people wrote whatever they wanted to write, a particular Eusebius.
00:50:28Egypt, which wasn't where any of these stories actually played out.
00:50:31And there are more discrepancies than there are words in the text, some 300,000 discrepancies and 184,000 word
00:50:41text.
00:50:43The Christian New Testament is a complete mess.
00:50:47And if you're going to present your case against Christianity, you really ought to have done your homework and been
00:50:54able to say this, this perfect preservation is impossible to verify.
00:51:00Well, an imperfect, grossly imperfect, I mean, 300,000 variants and 184,000 words isn't something that you're going to
00:51:08say, I'm trying to show that it's imperfect.
00:51:11At that point, you're showing that it's an absolute waste of breath.
00:51:13It is a waste of ink.
00:51:16You just throw it away at this point.
00:51:18That's how errant it is.
00:51:20But he doesn't know that.
00:51:22And he doesn't know that.
00:51:32...different books for an entirely different purpose.
00:51:36One contradicts the other.
00:51:38And the history of the manuscripts is hugely important.
00:51:43And he doesn't know either.
00:51:45And so, you know, if you're going to make a claim, you're going to pretend to be the smart guy
00:51:48in the room.
00:51:49Then you've got to be smarter than the people that you're communicating to.
00:51:54Now, he may be smarter than any Christian.
00:51:57That's not saying much.
00:51:58And he may be smarter than 99% of the people on X.
00:52:00And that's not saying much.
00:52:01But you really ought not mean, having read, claims of perfect preservation are impossible to verify.
00:52:08No, it's absolutely possible to verify that the transmission of the Christian New Testament was dismal, was reprehensible.
00:52:18Again, more contradictions and errors than there are words.
00:52:24Yeah, I have to wonder, just my mind goes to, we know old Paul Shaul was demon-possessed.
00:52:32We know that Muhammad was demon-possessed.
00:52:37And I just wonder if Hasatan is like, you know what, this time, the Christianity thing's kind of taken off,
00:52:42not doing so great.
00:52:42This time, we're not writing anything down, okay?
00:52:45We'll go 200 years, we won't write a damn thing down, and we'll see if we can get some traction
00:52:50with this one.
00:52:50You know, I just wonder if that was the thought process.
00:52:53No, you know, in Christianity, of course, it was the oldest manuscripts, a date to the early 2nd century, the
00:53:00earliest codex stood.
00:53:02So that's 100 years after the fact.
00:53:04So they did write things down.
00:53:06It's just that none of the, well, you couldn't, I mean, you couldn't have an eyewitness write what occurred because
00:53:14Jesus is a myth and didn't exist.
00:53:17So it's pretty hard to have an eyewitness write what occurred.
00:53:21But, of course, the Gospels are not eyewitness accounts.
00:53:25You know, two of them were people who weren't even in the country at the time and didn't speak the
00:53:30language and wrote based on what Paul told them to write.
00:53:35And the last two were written almost 100 years later by people whose name we don't even know.
00:53:42So it's just the whole thing's a farce.
00:53:46Yeah, you know, it makes me think with both examples, with Christianity and its hundreds of thousands of text variants
00:53:52and Islam with its couple hundred years of passing down mouth to ear.
00:53:56It's just with both examples, it's a very deadly game of fan fiction telephone.
00:54:02Yes, it is.
00:54:03Yeah, fan fiction telephone.
00:54:06Yeah, it's a religion is a really horrible thing.
00:54:11And the reason that they are told that there is a perfect version and their text is inerrant is because
00:54:19they don't want anybody questioning it.
00:54:20And in both cases, with the Christian New Testament and with the Koran, there is absolute evidence of a cover
00:54:30up in this regard.
00:54:31Jerome wrote the Pope and said, you know, we have an argument that we can't defeat because everyone that wants
00:54:39to challenge us on a conclusion cites a different old Latin text.
00:54:46And there's so many variations of them.
00:54:48One can't say, well, your text is right and my text is wrong.
00:54:51So the only way we can solve this problem of having so many disagreeing texts is that we need to
00:55:02create one official version and destroy all of the others.
00:55:07And so Jerome specifically went about the task of blending the old Latin versions of what was originally written in
00:55:16Greek in the New Testament together.
00:55:20And when he did, he destroyed every old Latin text that he could come up with.
00:55:27So he destroyed them all.
00:55:28And then he had presented his Vulgate.
00:55:32Okay.
00:55:37That's perfected.
00:55:39Yeah.
00:55:46And we, I might have to start playing music.
00:55:52John, can you whistle?
00:55:54I can, but I just don't know how I'll come through the mic.
00:55:56There we go.
00:55:57All right.
00:55:58So yeah, we're frozen on this end again.
00:56:00We're having real problems with our.
00:56:04We're back.
00:56:05We were.
00:56:06We're back up.
00:56:08So the Texas.
00:56:10So the Vulgate is a, is a whole project.
00:56:13And we, we have so many variations that we have no credibility.
00:56:18So we're going to eliminate all the old variations and blend them into one that we're going to say is
00:56:24authorized.
00:56:24And that's the, the Latin Vulgate.
00:56:28And the Quran, it's exactly the same thing.
00:56:31That there were, that there were no written copies of anything until about 70, 80 years after Muhammad.
00:56:39And, and, and then they differed by so much that you couldn't have a credible religion.
00:56:45So in Damascus, they said, all right, we'll find everything that you can find and we'll destroy everything that's in
00:56:52conflict.
00:56:52And we'll have one official version.
00:56:54But of course, the truth always leaks out and, and that's why they found the Sanaa mosque archives that, you
00:57:04know, date to the earliest period.
00:57:06And they don't agree with today's modern Korans because they didn't, weren't able to destroy all of them.
00:57:12And the same thing is true with the finds in Alexandria, Greek of the Christian New Testament.
00:57:17They proved that the text is not anywhere close to what it originally was.
00:57:22And so the, the, the liars always get caught in the hope for the liars is enough time has passed
00:57:34that the propaganda has time to take hold.
00:57:36Correct.
00:57:37Yeah.
00:57:42Well, here's the other religion that we need to impugn these.
00:57:45This is the black plague.
00:57:47Um, but it's a standard religiousness what they're trying to the voice of the rabbis here is, uh, is that,
00:57:53um, they want you to say, whether you're Jewish or non-Jewish, uh, help us amplify the truth.
00:57:58Anti-Zionist Jews are not a fringe, which is, that is true.
00:58:01Anti-Zionist Jews are not a fringe.
00:58:03They're the majority of rabbinical Judaism.
00:58:06So help us break through the media noise, uh, and make our voice heard.
00:58:10And so what, uh, they are promoting.
00:58:13Is that Judaism is anti-Zionist.
00:58:18The Judaism does not believe in the state of Israel.
00:58:21They don't want a state of Israel until their Messiah comes.
00:58:23Well, their Messiah is part of Judaism because there is no return.
00:58:32Dode was the Messiah of Yahweh.
00:58:34Uh, and because Dode is returning, he is not returning as the Messiah.
00:58:39He's returning as King.
00:58:41There's a huge difference between those two things.
00:58:43Uh, and so in Judaism, uh, they're so, uh, fooled into this.
00:58:50And in fact, they gave birth to the religion of Christianity because of this lie, uh, that the lie that
00:58:55has, uh, caused Jews to be so subjugated, uh, over the years.
00:59:00Uh, so they're just anti-Zion, uh, but it's Yahweh who created the term Zion.
00:59:07It means signs posted along the way.
00:59:09Uh, he tells you that they're essential.
00:59:11So for rabbinical Judaism to be anti-Zion and for Yahweh to be pro-Zion, it means one of the
00:59:21two is lying.
00:59:23Boy, I don't think it takes a PhD to say, if God says I created Zion and the rabbis say
00:59:30that, uh, that Zionism is incompatible with Judaism, then guess what?
00:59:36Uh, yeah, well, yeah, I'm going with Yahweh on this one as well.
00:59:47Yeah, I think, I think I would go with Yahweh, but that is the, it's a serious problem.
00:59:52If, if Jews would, listen, there's no hope.
00:59:56There's no saving.
00:59:57God hates rabbis.
00:59:59God hates this black plague.
01:00:01Uh, everyone who is dressed as a, uh, Orthodox Jew, uh, pursuing the, uh, Haredi strain of Judaism, uh, is
01:00:11going to be sent to Sheol.
01:00:13That is, uh, just a fact.
01:00:16Uh, nothing is going to stop that.
01:00:17God despises them.
01:00:19They claim that they speak for him and he hates them with a passion.
01:00:24And so, uh, nothing you say or anybody can say, including Yahweh is going to have any effect on this
01:00:33black death, but it is important for Jews who are not already destroyed by the lies of Judaism to recognize
01:00:42that they are frauds.
01:00:45That they're money grubbing despicable frauds and parasites.
01:00:53Yeah, I'm just, I'm just trying to figure out their angle on this other.
01:00:58I understand that they've, this is not a new thing.
01:01:01They're just all of a sudden not saying, Hey, we are anti-Zionism.
01:01:04The idea of Zionism being the Israeli state or whatever, because they are the largest benefits of the nation of
01:01:12Israel.
01:01:12Right.
01:01:14So beneficiaries of it.
01:01:15And the other thing is why, why you, you see rabbis, even in New York going out and saying, Hey,
01:01:20we're pro Palestine.
01:01:21And this whole nine yards, what is their angle saying that they're not Zionists?
01:01:26I don't understand other than, Hey, kill us last Muslims.
01:01:30I mean, I don't understand what their, what their angle is.
01:01:34You were trying to, um, you're trying to convey the idea that a religious person has a rational justification for
01:01:45what they believe.
01:01:48Do I, do I, am I hearing you correctly?
01:01:51Did you get enough sleep last time?
01:01:52Sort of, sort of.
01:01:54Yeah.
01:01:54That's yeah.
01:01:55You told me you had a cup of coffee before the show.
01:01:58Right.
01:01:59Right.
01:01:59Several.
01:02:00Maybe you need to, maybe you need to, what is the justification for Christians, uh, killing their God, celebrating the
01:02:11torture of their God?
01:02:12What is the justification for that?
01:02:14Right.
01:02:15There is.
01:02:16Right.
01:02:17Right.
01:02:17All right.
01:02:17So is there any, they got me again for any religion?
01:02:22No.
01:02:22What is the justification for a Muslim believing that if they, uh, are killed, killing Jews, that they're going to
01:02:28go to heaven and be satiated with an endless stream of perpetual virgins?
01:02:33Why would anybody that has got two brain cells that are functioning and could actually communicate with one another, believe
01:02:40that?
01:02:42Why would these, uh, parasites who are completely dependent in the United States, or in, in Israel on the government,
01:02:49uh, coddling them, uh, be opposed to the government that coddles them?
01:02:57Uh, I mean, there's no, there's no explanation for anything.
01:03:00Why would they call themselves Torah observant when the Torah says that God hates the religious?
01:03:07God destroys the religion.
01:03:08So the prophets have, they show that every, uh, person who is religious, uh, will be gone in, uh, less
01:03:15than seven years.
01:03:16So, no, no, uh, no correlation between reason and faith.
01:03:22No evidence either.
01:03:23They call it faith because they don't know.
01:03:28No one calls religion, no.
01:03:31Right.
01:03:35Vivid.
01:03:36Netanyahu.
01:03:38Attacking Iran is like removing your cancer from your body.
01:03:42If you don't remove it, the cancer will kill you.
01:03:46Um, 90 million people that were wrong are not a cancer.
01:03:54I, uh, I wish they were not Islamic, uh, but, uh, the Persians were weak after, uh, banging heads with,
01:04:03uh, with Rome.
01:04:04And so when Islam was conceived, they were so ruthless.
01:04:08Uh, the first Muslims were, they were told, you know, you can go kill anybody you want to kill.
01:04:14You can, you can rob, you can rape, you can enslave.
01:04:17Uh, you get to keep 80% of what you steal.
01:04:20And they were vicious.
01:04:21And, um, the Persians were weak at that time and they, uh, fell victim.
01:04:28Uh, uh, and unfortunately, uh, the country is, uh, is mostly Muslim.
01:04:37I wish it weren't so, but it is so.
01:04:38Uh, uh, uh, but they are just, uh, you know, 90 million among, uh, 2 billion Muslims.
01:04:46Uh, well, I view Islam as, uh, among the greatest threats to the world.
01:04:51And I know more about it than anybody on the planet.
01:04:53I've written five volumes to, uh, show that it is a death cult to prove that it is a death
01:04:58cult and it should be quarantined.
01:05:00Uh, the, uh, the fact is that, uh, you can't isolate Iran and say that Iran is the cancer.
01:05:07No, it's not true.
01:05:10Iran's not the cancer.
01:05:11Islam is the cancer.
01:05:13And, you know, Israel is trying to play nice with, uh, Islam while, uh, pretending that Iran is the cancer.
01:05:20That is just functionally stupid, grossly inaccurate.
01:05:26And if you misdiagnose your enemy, your enemy will own you.
01:05:30And that's the case of Netanyahu.
01:05:33And that's the case of vivid who promotes these lies.
01:05:36He knows nothing of Islam.
01:05:38He's afraid to even say the word.
01:05:41And, uh, he is a clear and present danger to the survival of Israel as is Netanyahu.
01:05:50Um, three Trumps walk into the garden to have a negotiation on ending the war on Iran.
01:06:01One Trump says, I think Iran should surrender.
01:06:04The other Trump says, absolutely.
01:06:07Uh, the Trump is just, just too smart and too tough for us.
01:06:10And the third Trump says it should have happened already.
01:06:14So, uh, uh, let's, uh, just announce the, uh, surrender.
01:06:18And the Trump says, but I'd rather bomb you some more because I really like killing people.
01:06:22But the Trump says you've killed too many people.
01:06:24It's time for, uh, for a solution.
01:06:26So the third Trump says, so yeah, um, uh, Iran surrenders so that you don't have to bomb them anymore.
01:06:32I know you'd like to, but let's just, uh, end the war.
01:06:35And so the three Trumps, uh, they go and they have their comfab and they report that, uh, and the
01:06:48press laps it up and prints it.
01:06:51But it sounds a bit like the rabbis, sounds a bit like the rabbis arguing with God, right?
01:06:56We can outvote, we can outvote God.
01:06:57Yeah.
01:06:58And, and so three Trumps is, uh, does away with it.
01:07:06But can you imagine the demons going on in that head?
01:07:10And, uh, as I say, I think I understand why he poops in his pants.
01:07:15Right.
01:07:17Absolute terror.
01:07:23This is the stuff he puts out.
01:07:27Do you think maybe he has an ego?
01:07:32Well, he, he likes to sign.
01:07:35He likes to, he likes to put his, his, his signature on anything he can.
01:07:39And he just thinks he's right up there with them.
01:07:45George Washington was an egomaniac too.
01:07:47I mean, he had people call him a, your majesty.
01:07:49He, uh, he, he was, uh, the reality is he lost every battle in that war until, uh.
01:08:05Brent showed up.
01:08:11They cut off again for you, eh, Kevin?
01:08:14Yeah.
01:08:14Yeah.
01:08:15No, we're, we're saying the same thing.
01:08:16I'm, uh, Washington, D.C.
01:08:18He's back.
01:08:19Land deal.
01:08:23It's a shame.
01:08:24We missed all that, but.
01:08:25Oh, so we, we froze.
01:08:28Um, yeah.
01:08:29Yeah.
01:08:30This is just not going to work.
01:08:31Unless we can figure out a way to do this.
01:08:33It's really.
01:08:34John and I were going to, uh, do our own show.
01:08:36We were going to do a show that was kind of.
01:08:39You're going to talk about this right now?
01:08:40It's great.
01:08:41Okay.
01:08:41Well, I don't know.
01:08:43We were going to do a little mystery science, a little mystery science theater kind of show
01:08:47that like had, uh, had you doing luminaries episodes on the screen and then us doing commentary
01:08:52about what you were talking about as they were going.
01:08:54Oh, really?
01:08:55You know?
01:08:55Okay.
01:08:56Oh, I like that idea.
01:08:58Yeah.
01:08:58It's supposed to be like a comedic.
01:08:59This is just a little bit about what that is.
01:09:01A little bit about what this was about.
01:09:03Yeah.
01:09:03A comedic take on the luminaries?
01:09:04Well, not necessarily on the luminaries, but, um, just as kind of individuals watching
01:09:10your programs and making a commentary, there'd be a, probably a little bit of a comedic twist
01:09:14to it.
01:09:15I think it'd be inevitable if you have Kevin and I working together on something.
01:09:19Oh, I think it would be fun.
01:09:23Yeah.
01:09:24I can tell you some of the material is pretty, uh, pretty, uh, dark.
01:09:27Uh, so yeah.
01:09:28Oh yeah.
01:09:29Even when they call it luminaries.
01:09:32So, uh, we're always looking.
01:09:34Even for the, uh, the humor in it.
01:09:36That's why, uh, with, uh, goddamn religion, we, every time we could, uh, we figured out
01:09:40a way to work.
01:09:46Well, you have to, with it just being so nonsensical with the, you know,
01:09:50Yeah.
01:09:51It's such dark material that if you don't laugh at it, the stupidity of it once in a while,
01:09:56it just kind of eats you up inside, you know, it's, uh, there's only so much that we can
01:10:01bear sometimes.
01:10:02And so far as all of that negative emotion and attitude that comes with all the garbage
01:10:07that we see.
01:10:09Yeah.
01:10:10Hey, Craig's back.
01:10:11Well, I think we've just unfroze, uh, yeah, we, so let's do one more and we'll just call
01:10:16it a day because this is, uh, you might as well do the commentary.
01:10:20We'd have the frozen Craig and, uh, and you guys can do the, uh, the commentary.
01:10:23In fact, uh, in fact, I think maybe that's the best thing is, uh, is that I'll sit here
01:10:29and just be frozen and, uh, and you guys can comment on this, uh, makes perfect sense
01:10:34to me, uh, this is the, uh, the Donald Trump, uh, having the, uh, the capital one, uh, accounts,
01:10:40uh, closed, uh, due to money and laundry.
01:10:42So the first thing I did is, uh, I said, Oh, come on.
01:10:46Is that, I mean, first of all, capital one is near and dear to me.
01:10:49I know the founder, I know the, uh, the mindset of, uh, of the company.
01:10:54Uh, and I, I, uh, they have a warm spot and, uh, and, uh, my heart for them.
01:10:59They, they met me when I needed, um, financing, uh, because I really wanted to have a
01:11:04credit card partner when I was starting, uh, value America.
01:11:08Even before we, uh, we, uh, went public, uh, rich Fairbanks came up to my, uh, my office,
01:11:14uh, which was in a shoe box at the time.
01:11:17Uh, uh, multiple times we came very, very close to, uh, uh, doing the deal.
01:11:22And then I had a couple of, uh, people that were on the periphery of what I was trying to
01:11:27do that turned out to be, um, uh, scum that, uh, tried to carve out their own little, uh, deal
01:11:32and Fairbanks just says, yeah, I'm sorry.
01:11:34I can't, I can't get involved with this now that, uh, they've muddied the water, uh, but
01:11:38nonetheless, I, I still viewed him as a, uh, a genuinely, uh, fine man of, uh, of, uh,
01:11:45of great character.
01:11:47And so when it's his company, uh, that, uh, says this, uh, I can tell you, they've done
01:11:52their due diligence.
01:11:53He's, he's a very cautious man who is exceedingly thoughtful in everything that he does.
01:12:01Uh, and so just knowing the nature of that, of his company, uh, I knew that if it were
01:12:08true, well, it, it has to be true.
01:12:16It absolutely has to be true because this is evidence presented in federal court.
01:12:21No attorney is going to, is going to show up and try to lie about that.
01:12:26You know, oh, our story is that it was money laundering to get out of this political idea.
01:12:30No attorney is going to lie about that in federal court.
01:12:33No, you know, no, you'll be disbarred and, uh, the investigation, um, flagged multiple
01:12:40transactions and, uh, they, um, our money laundering and he got caught and it won't be the only
01:12:48bank that, uh, that does this.
01:12:50It's just the, uh, the first.
01:12:52And, and of course it's, uh, it's Trump being the a-hole that he is that, uh, threatened
01:12:57and actually sued capital one at, as this began and capital one says, yeah, great.
01:13:03You want to, uh, you want to sue us?
01:13:05Um, then whoops, you know, it's, uh, tell the truth.
01:13:09Yeah.
01:13:10They brought the receipts.
01:13:12Yeah.
01:13:12They brought the receipts.
01:13:13It's like every time now that Trump sues somebody, it, the only ones that he is, uh, able to get
01:13:21a favorable outcome are the ones where he has the, uh, FCC, um, or, uh, uh, FTC, um, or SEC,
01:13:32in his administration, uh, as the godfather over a criminal enterprise, threatening to preclude,
01:13:41uh, uh, um, any merger that these companies are seeking and while threatening to sue these
01:13:49companies for all manner of, uh, of alleged crimes with the full wealth of the U.S.
01:13:54government against them, which is very difficult to overcome where the U.S.
01:13:59government has, uh, total sway in the court system.
01:14:01So he, he's using blackmail to render favorable settlements, not because they go to court,
01:14:10uh, the ones that he can't bully the, uh, the company into, uh, or person into capitulation
01:14:20that move towards, uh, um, the court, they all pursue these things.
01:14:26And if you're doing great, then we have, uh, total right to discovery and you have no right
01:14:32to refuse discovery.
01:14:34So we're going to demand, and you're going to have to dish up all of the evidence and,
01:14:41uh, and discovery to Donald Trump, uh, is like his, uh, his approach to the Epstein files
01:14:48is how, uh, how allergic Donald Trump is to discovery.
01:14:52Uh, so it puts Trump in a position that he is absolutely petrified.
01:14:58And so those cases get thrown out.
01:15:02They don't ever go to trial.
01:15:03They, uh, they get thrown out.
01:15:04Although, uh, there are places where companies would, and people would like to see them all
01:15:09the way through because of what they, they would ultimately do, uh, to, uh, Trump.
01:15:17Yeah.
01:15:17And monitor laundering, this is huge.
01:15:20This is like Watergate kind of huge as far as presidential scandal goes.
01:15:25Right.
01:15:25And yet it, it pales in comparison to his other crimes, the crimes we know about, you know,
01:15:33it's, it, it, it is the, uh, uh, though it is the way.
01:15:40Um, that the federal government has always, uh, managed to try and convict the mob bosses
01:15:46and the, the mafia.
01:15:49And, um, so racketeering and money laundering are the charges they always bring up against
01:15:55them, uh, income tax, uh, evasion as a result is to the shell companies is, uh, how they operate.
01:16:02So he has been caught in the primary Godfather game.
01:16:06Yeah.
01:16:07That's a, like Rico law, right?
01:16:09Mm-hmm.
01:16:10Yes.
01:16:11Yeah.
01:16:11It's specifically designed since they, they, uh, find it difficult to get evidence on crime
01:16:17bosses.
01:16:18Uh, the, uh, Leaping with the fishes, dead men tell no tales.
01:16:35We're done again, uh, rich, we might as well just, uh, call this and, uh, and tell the
01:16:39guys, you tell the guys that they, uh, they can, they can, okay.
01:16:42I'm going to say you guys can end the show or, or, or, uh, continue any way that you can,
01:16:46uh, or want, uh, I'm going to, uh, to, uh, bow out.
01:16:50Uh, there's no reason to torture myself or anybody with the, uh, with the constant, uh,
01:16:55breaking up.
01:16:56Uh, so we, we got a real issue that we have to fix somehow.
01:16:59Uh, but, um, uh, thank you for being part of it.
01:17:01I appreciate your patience as we have frozen Craig, uh, and I even have my, I guess I have
01:17:06my ice cold shirt on.
01:17:07Maybe I'll have to wear a warmer shirt and I won't freeze quite as, quite as, uh, often,
01:17:12but, uh, always great to see you, John.
01:17:15I'm looking forward to the, uh, the jeopardy production.
01:17:17Hope you, uh, uh, get, uh, Don to, uh, to join you on one of the, uh, on the podcast.
01:17:24She can hide behind you, you know, that's, uh, that.
01:17:26Yeah.
01:17:26Well, maybe we'll just have her off to the side or, you know, have like a little cartoon of her
01:17:30or up in the corner or something like that cartoon.
01:17:33Yeah.
01:17:34My, my wife is very good at creating cartoons of me.
01:17:36They, they're frozen too.
01:17:37So maybe that's a theme that we're going to go with.
01:17:40Uh, anyway, it's a, it's really, it'd been a, uh, uh, well, I've got just a second.
01:17:45It's a really, uh, uh, frightening time for the world because what we're watching right
01:17:50now is, uh, is Trump is the, uh, the scared rat.
01:17:54He is the drowning rat, uh, unable to extricate himself from his, uh, Iranian.
01:18:01And, uh, at this point he only has, um, one option.
01:18:05Uh, well, I guess he has two, uh, he can go back to the memorandum of understanding and
01:18:11surrender, uh, capitulating to Iran's, uh, demands, uh, and in the, uh, the conflict,
01:18:18uh, that way, or he can do what are hinting that he's prepared to do, which is a ground invasion.
01:18:26Now, I don't see the ground invasion because to do a ground invasion, you would have to
01:18:31mobilize, uh, upwards of a million troops and you'd have to position them in the very countries
01:18:37that, um, Iran is targeting with the missiles.
01:18:40So I don't see how that is even feasible to, uh, to do that, but that's, uh, uh, that's
01:18:48his other option.
01:18:48And, and frankly, if he does that, then the, it's really over for him.
01:18:53There's, uh, there'd be no recovery from a land invasion of Iran.
01:18:57It'd be devastating for the United States and for the world, but we'll see how he, uh, me,
01:19:03you know, just a matter of conniption fits.
01:19:06Everybody that reports on the white house now is saying that it, it happens multiple times
01:19:09a day where he'll just, uh, throw shit against the wall and scream at everybody.
01:19:14And can't understand why Iran won't, uh, capitulate to him.
01:19:19Um, he's, um, it's a really evil one.
01:19:22This, this one.
01:19:23Yeah.
01:19:24Combination of crazy ego and sunk costs.
01:19:27Yeah.
01:19:28And it's Satan.
01:19:29Game on swimming in his head.
01:19:31Yeah.
01:19:33Yeah.
01:19:34That's the, uh, it's the, all of the issue of, uh, of war is, uh, sunk costs is that once
01:19:39a nation starts a war, like, uh, the proxy war against, uh, Russia using Ukraine, uh, you
01:19:44have some, there was, uh, one post that I was hoping that we would be able to cover.
01:19:48And it's a, uh, a fellow that, that is, uh, um, hearing from insiders, uh, in the, uh,
01:19:56U S government talking about the number of, uh, of men who have been killed in the Iranian
01:20:02proxy war with Russia, uh, and that the outcome of that war is already determined.
01:20:09Ukraine, uh, Ukraine has nothing that they, uh, no cards left to play and they've, they've
01:20:16lost, you know, upwards of, uh, one and a half million men and, uh, that all that the
01:20:22U S is offering is propaganda to try to create the impression that it's Ukraine that is winning
01:20:28and that, that this is a war for democracy when the exact opposite is, uh, is true.
01:20:34Um, and so they're pleading with people to please come to your senses.
01:20:39Uh, the truth about this proxy war is the antithesis of what you're being told, just
01:20:44as the truth of the Iranian war is the antithesis of what Trump says.
01:20:48Um, the only we're good at these days is lying.
01:20:51Um, all right, well, uh, thank you guys.
01:20:55I appreciate, uh, you putting up with the, uh, the frozen Craig and we'll, uh, be with you
01:20:59again tomorrow.
01:21:00Good day.
01:21:02Hey there.
01:21:04Thanks for tuning in.
01:21:05That was fetch.
01:21:06Gotta run now.
01:21:07Catch y'all on our next podcast.
01:21:09Bye.
01:21:10Bye.
01:21:12Bye.
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