ANALYSIS: Patrick Bet David VS Professor Jiang @PredictiveHistory on Trump's War on Iran

Today's discussion will be fascinating because we have two opposite ends. We have the end of Patrick bought David, an Apac stoogge who represents MAGA at any cost. Then we have the other side, a more clever propagandist, professor. Well, I'm not going to call him professor because he is in fact not a professor, but uh Mr. Xiang, who is clearly a stoogge of the Chinese Communist Party, and that's no disrespect. I guess I shouldn't call him a stoogge because the Chinese Communist Party, they're doing quite a good job for their people.

Now, me, I'm no communist, but I have a great respect for what the modern Chinese state has accomplished since the reforms of the 1980s with Deng Xiaoing. Uh that being the case, um we know he's a lackey and propagandist because he was arrested in China. He was interrogated and detained for two days. He was then uh deported due to his transgression and then China allowed him to come back in. Oh, you got to have some highle connections that or you got to play ball. And I'm going to go ahead and said he say I'm going to go ahead and say he decided to play ball. And by play ball that means he became a useful tool of the Chinese government. And it's very apparent when you listen to his analyses because always he's able to discuss a world wherein China somehow is aloof and you know not engaged. So really strange to people with common sense being that China is emerging uh as the new hegeimon.

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Oh, you know what? Actually, there was some breaking news, and I think we probably ought to consider the breaking news first. Uh, you might have to forgive me. I don't want to look at CNN, but apparently there was an 8:00 p.m. deadline at which uh Trump claimed that he would turn the lights out on Iran and send them to the Stone Age. And uh you'll hear me very consistently state that Donald Trump is merely a representative of the American populace and all of our vices and faults. It is our responsibility if we purport to be a democracy or republic to do away with him. We failed to do so and so we are guilty for all that he does. H anyways uh let's take a look at uh what is being said.

Unfortunately I I typed in Israel agree to two week and this brings up the latest news but unfortunately it starts with the worst propaganda outlets which would be inclusive of the mainstream American media. I try to subscribe to some other outlets uh which are for some strange reason not being prioritized. And you would think that the outlets I subscribe to that are news outlets would be moved to the top, but apparently that's not how things work. All of the outlets that you have seen me scroll through are all pro-American government, pro-Trump, which is to say in opposition to truth, fairness, and justice. Let's see what And I don't particularly like Alazer, but let's just see what they have to say about this one. Oh, looks like they haven't commented on it yet. So, we'll go ahead and take a look at uh the first one listed.

just an hour and a half away. >> If you'd confirm that you can hear well and see the video um with an alpha 1 once it gets playing, I'll I'd appreciate that. >> From that deadline, President Trump seconds ago taking to truth social to say that he is talking to Pakistani officials and based on that conversation, he will agree to stop bombing for two weeks. He also says that Iran has agreed to open the strait of Hormuz for that. Now that is completely idiotic on the part of Iran. Iran is not learning from their mistakes. Uh the fact of the matter is we so often use the term western or westerner. Uh when really what we're talking about is the culture of those who call themselves white. And this is a culture that is one of domination, one of greed. And there are of course varieties within this grouping of white. Just as with the blacks, there are varieties within that grouping. You have Nigerians, you have foundational black Americans, you have Ethiopians. And within the white category, you have of course have those who um call themselves a certain word which I cannot use because the media is controlled. But you know they have made a a tool and puppet of the United States and Donald Trump respectively. And as a result we see a level of aggression uh imperialism and violence that we really haven't seen since World War II. And the truth of the matter is that if you would observe how many wars Israel has started in the last seven years, and by started I mean they've attacked a sovereign nation state whether we're talking about Syria or Qatar or Iran or you know and unfortunately the list goes on. uh Israel has shown that the effort is toward the greater Israel project which is leen in the modern era seeking to expand their territory which would include parts of Egypt, parts of Saudi Arabia, parts of Syria and other places. And already Lebanon has lost some territory as has Syria. And the international community is largely silent. And this is because when whites uh commit crimes against the global south or against uh people with melanin, uh whites just seem to be silent as a collective. And I hate to use racialized language for I'm not a racist, but it's so important to be clear such that we might hopefully one day have some change. Uh but the fact of the matter is Israel is pursuing more territory uh which requires them to take the lands of those who are proximate and in doing so the only significant foe today would be Iran. We would think that Egypt would be a foe, but Egypt and Israel have significant collaboration and the leadership of Egypt similar to Saudi Ara and other nation states in that neighborhood. They are fully uh co-opted by uh the United Snakes of Israel and as a result uh there's a great disconnect between the political class and the populace of those nations. So none of them will oppose Israel, which is to say Israel the the head and then the United States the body, you know, Israel doing the thinking and controlling. The United States doing the acting and the violence. Not to say that Israel doesn't get their hands dirty. They do and they do it within impunity. But that being said, the Turks, they just babble. The Egyptians, um, in my opinion, a backward country. But uh the Egyptians are not going to do anything. Their leadership is uh is lost as are the Saudis. And so Iran is the last hope for that region. And in fact, I venture to say the last hope for mankind.

So here we are uh with our fingers crossed hoping that uh Iran would be able to compete with Israel. But the reason that they cannot, and I talk about this in the book of dark truths, if you'd like to understand human nature in the real world, you can get the book of dark truths at school.com. s kol.com/marquet mu tt click classrooms book of dark truth I note that you cannot beat an enemy that is more ruthless than you are. The sad reality is that the Iranians are quite religious and in their understanding of Shia Islam that added to the fatwa that was passed by the late Ayatollah. They have refrained from uh creating chemical excuse me nuclear weapons and we know that they've had full capability of doing such for decades and as a result they've only been victim of being bullied by nations that do have nuclear weapons. It is in their foolishness, their weakness and in their goodness that they suffer. I, as you may know, have sass in Africa and one of our major pushes is for a nuclear Africa. You think that the blacks would observe what the Jews have observed and and the Jews have a story that they've been victims throughout history. The blacks no doubt have and the Jews have prepared themselves to defend themselves and even take offensive action whereas the blacks just sit there and hope for the best. That's why I'm organizing SAS in Africa. Hope is not lost yet. But anyways, say all that to say the Iranians are the last hope and they keep trusting the devil. Well, the devil has consistently a been aggressive and attacked countries without declaring war. They've attacked countries and claimed it's not even war, that it's a it's an operation. They've attacked countries um and killed top leadership. In the case of Iran, they killed Iranian uh leaders who were in Syria who were in a neutral space. They've killed uh leaders of the Palestinians in Qatar, which was supposed to be a neutral space. And these were all during negotiations. We find that you know in three separate instances in the last few years the Americans and the Israelis have taken the lives of negotiators or they've initiated war during negotiation which lets you know that what does negotiation really mean to these people? Probably not much. You can't trust them. And so there is no doubt that the Iranians are fools to take the ceasefire because when Israel takes a ceasefire, which is merely a pause to the state of war, they only do that to reprovision, to strategize, to inch closer to the enemy. Um, they don't do that to find a solution or to find peace. It is the Israeli position that they will take the lands of their neighbors and they will not be stopped by anyone. and they view Iran as the only threat in as much as Iran is the only opposition because Iran has true believers. The other Muslim countries are not Muslim countries. Those are countries run by devils. Those are countries uh where the leadership is decadent and they don't really believe. They don't really believe in Islam. They don't believe in the last day. They don't believe in any of it. They're lying. Uh we know they don't believe because they observe Palestine be turning turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turned into an ashtray. Uh so the Iranians are tough to deal with because they actually believe in their god and it is their faith that has protected them and uh that's why they don't abandon their leaders so quickly and you have the embedded aspect of martyrdom which you don't have uh in other places that were much easier to overcome like say Venezuela. They got a little buddy out of there and then start milking the oil the next day. And I do believe it was the first time in quite a while that Venezuela had sent some oil to, you guessed it, Israel.

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Anyways, um carrying on. So it seems as though this uh is Trump again not being truthful. He claimed he's going to do something, didn't do it, and now he's suggesting that there can be a ceasefire. So, we know he's been begging Iran for a ceasefire. And unfortunately, this may be the strategy of the United States of Israel to make it seem like Iran won't give up. They want to fight, fight, fight. So, now we have to hit them with the Hiroshima Nagasaki treatment. object to the Islamic Republic of Iran agreeing to truth social to say that he is talking to Pakistani officials and based on that conversation he will agree to stop bombing for two weeks. He also says that Iran has agreed to open the straight of Hormuz for that time period. So I'm going to read part of this to you. It says uh subject they and he says subject to the Islamic Republic of Iran agreeing to the complete immediate and safe opening of the straight of Hormuz. So they still have to agree. I agree to >> Okay. So that means you don't have a deal carrying on >> the bombing and attack of Iran for a period of 2 weeks. This will be a double-sided ceasefire. The reason for doing so is that we have already met and exceeded >> what kind of adult who's educated and in a formal professional position rights in this way. All these caps and poor gra this is ridiculous. all military objectives and are very far along with a definitive agreement concerning concerning long-term peace with Iran and peace in the Middle East. We >> It is fascinating that Israel is not mentioned in this and I think probably should be because that's why the war started. >> Received a 10-point proposal from Iran and believe it to be believe it is a workable basis on which to negotiate. That's also news, Jake. Almost all of the various points of past contention have been agreed to between the United States and Iran, but a two-eek period will allow the agreement to be finalized and consummated on behalf of the >> So, you know, whether he says there is war or there isn't war. You can not take either at face value. If I was Iran, I would basically um continue on this war of attrition uh and try to strategize on getting him impeached or driving unrest within the United States, knowing that whoever comes in after him is less likely to be as controlled by Israel. They will be controlled, but they'll be less likely to be as controlled. and popular sentiment won't allow Israel to continue on this world war. And mind you, for those who did not know, yes, we are in World War II of the United States of America as president and also representing the countries of the Middle East. It is an honor to have this long-term problem to a resolution. Uh so, a couple of things that we're going to still be asking questions about. What is in that 10 proposal? What has actually been agreed to? And and I will go back through that language. Well, this isn't even news. And this is why the mainstream media is so rubbish because they report speculation. They pass off guessing and predictions as news. News is supposed to be what has happened, not what is possible. And when you're dealing with a character like Trump, you really can't report much because he talks too much and most of what he talks is nonsense. So, what we're seeing now is that Trump basically chickenened out on his claim that he was going to his threat that he was going to do away with Iran. And maybe that's because he knew he couldn't achieve it and he was hoping that they would get scared. I think we're far past that. The only silliness that I consistently pass uh point out with the Iranians and the Russians is that they're not aggressive. The master Sunzu states that defense implies lack, offense implies abundance. They're always on the back foot, the Russians and the Iranians. They could learn a thing or two from the Israelis.

Now, my acknowledge the boss writes, "I had to do more research on these GCC countries because their decisions in this war against a Muslim nation confused me until I found Sunnis have a deep disdain for Shia on top of the GCC countries being descendants of a certain type." Yes. And when you say that they're descendants, this may be their their leadership may be descendants or they may have just been co-opted um due to greed and money. But yes, the fact is you might look at it on and on the surface of things think you're dealing with religion, but what you're really dealing with is imperialism. And Islam like Christianity has been used for imperialism to make slaves of other populations to take over land to take over control and influence to change the language of a land and often so often commerce is behind it. Uh that's why the first slave ship in America was called Jesus is a slave ship named Jesus. And the truth is the Iranians have shown that they believe in their religion as a spiritual force as a religion is intended as opposed to a tool of colonization and control and cultural imperialism. And for that reason, we see the impurity of what is practiced by the GCC states, what they're calling Sunni Islam, compared to the great purity of Shia Islam, which shows the fruits of kindness and goodness >> language because I said that Iran had agreed to open the straight of Hormuz. does sound as though he's still leaving it there as that he's only agreeing if that is in fact the case that they will fully open the straight of Hormuz. Uh >> Iran would be foolish to open the straight. They should keep it as essentially a toll road and make sure that you got to pay to play moving forward and that would give them leverage. And so the question is well while you have leverage why would you let it go? And the only thing that can happen is the West would restrategize and find a way to overcome you when war inevitably resumes. So Iran would be a fool to negotiate. What they really should be looking for is not a negotiation, but rather a capitulation for the United States or I should say the United Snakes of Israel to give up. And that really will only happen based on significant levels of unrest, which means that Iran is going to have to suffer 20 times, 30 times more casualties than the Americans will. And you'll have to send those American troops. My brother is one of them whom I love very much. You'll have to send them back in caskets. And there will have to be enough caskets that it starts to matter to a people who are so heartless that only the price of gasoline matters. Yes, that is what Iran will have to do to stop this war which is engulfing the world. And the reason I call it a world war is because wars cause death. World wars cause death around the world due to oil shortage which impacts you know electricity fuel uh international commerce uh in this case uh the transport of fertilizer which provides for feeding much of the planet earth. Um and then you know the ramifications of limiting those things which means higher prices uh for those who can access those goods. It will drive famine, starvation and conflict, strife. So it is impacting the entire world. And yet again surprise surprise it's the same characters have started it. The whites and you can be more specific and talk about what kind of whites but that's all it comes down to. This is their culture. Violence, death, destruction. But they they use different names. As I said, the whites are woefully dishonest. And so what they do is rather than call it murder or killing, they'll call it war. Yes. Uh they'll call it all of these different things. Instead of calling it uh war, they'll call it a military operation. Instead of calling it uh you know, you bombed a school of girls, they'll say that it was collateral damage. Instead of saying uh we have dead American soldiers, they'll say we have casualties. These people are liars. You cannot trust them at all.

Anyways, carrying on. >> Uh this of course again coming as President Trump has been threatening to wipe out an entire civilization saying that he was going to bomb bridges to bomb civilian infrastructure saying at one point that the Iranian people wanted him to continue bombing. And we >> he's not saying that he's go I mean he may be saying that he's going to but he already has done these things. This is not news. news. This is olds, if you will. Uh, shout out to Mr. Chamblas sent in a link. Uh, let's take a listen here. Enlarge this one for you. >> Trump could drop a nuke and I'd still vote Republican over those people. >> Now, that's why I say these folks are devils. This white woman, this bleach blonde white woman is talking to another bleach blonde white woman. She talks about someone using the most hellish destructive weapon known to the white man. And the white woman starts laughing, which is why I often remind you all that the greatest enemy of humankind in the modern era is the white woman is not the white man. And she also pretends as though she was innocent of the white man's crimes in decades and centuries past when in actual fact she was the chief beneficiary. Yes. extraordinary um what these people have done on earth >> because they want honestly Trump could drop a nuke and I still vote Republican over those people because they want honestly >> and and that is sick. That is that is truly sick. Truly truly sick. But hey, that's the world we're in for now. if you choose, if you do nothing. And that's a lot of people's attitude is do nothing. Now, many of you, you some of you blacks for example, if you were alive during the time of Malcolm X or Martin Luther King, and I certainly don't agree with Martin Luther King. Um, and even Malcolm X in his later years, I didn't agree with um how he betrayed his spiritual father and teacher. You wouldn't do anything. You just watch everything at home. You wouldn't have joined the movement. You'd be a part of the problem. In other words, that's the nature of human beings.

>> And we knew behind the scenes that there were ongoing conversations uh negotiations between the two parties between uh Pakistan was serving as an intermediary between the two countries at various times. Senior White House official telling our Elena Train that Israel is part of this ceasefire that they have agreed to suspend its bombing campaign while these negotiations >> Israel is the architect of the ceasefire and really it's because the Americans and the Israelis their defensive systems are nearly uh exhausted along with the GCC. And so if you're Iran, you should know, okay, now we have these BITCH's where we want them. So no, there shall be no ceasefire. And in fact, for the first time, it'd be mighty clever if the Iranians would take an aggressive posture. And for those of you who are not in the know, and you keep asking, why is it that the Iranians are bombing the GCC countries? Look on a map. Look on a map. That'll help you comprehend why it's probably easier to attack those targets, which are approximate. Uh, and there are, of course, a host of other reasons that I could get to if someone would ask. Uh the gentleman writes, "Late to the discussion, but I wanted to pay my respect. I appreciate you." Shout to those men who stand up and make their name known. Those men of honor and integrity. Those shout to those who pay what they owe. That's within this culture of ours. >> Continue. Now, of course, we don't know where that ends. We don't know if that's for two weeks. It's not specific, but Israel is part of this starting point, which is this ceasefire. So, all three sides are participating. At least that is according to a senior White House official. Now, back to what your point is about the 10-point plan. I mean, we've been hearing about a 10-point plan from Iran for weeks now. Uh, the idea was that the United States presented a 15-point plan that several of the points on that plan, Iranians, Iranian, >> well, here's the weird thing. You can tell that the American media is lying. They're saying things that are contradictory from the actual text. And you know, looking at text written by the Donald is never a straightforward thing, but the text shows that the Iranians have not agreed, but somehow the American media is using language that is suggestive that there's a a deal that's ready to be taken. It's also worth noting that they so often forget who started the war. And because the Iranians may not agree to a deal with the devil, they may then try to position that as Iran being the problem. Ian officials were saying were unrealistic. They were impossible to meet and they came back with their own plan. We are still at a loss as to what exactly was in that plan. What are the act gone he made as part of a deal to end the war. Now, let me tell you guys what's really fascinating about the the the Western lying media and stinking rotten government. Check this out. She's already given the news. The news ended at about 2 minutes. Yes, this only should have taken two minutes primarily because we can read ourselves. And so, she read what Trump wrote and the language was not cryptic. It was quite plain. It may be dishonest language, but it was plain. There's no interpretation needed. And then here we have an additional eight minutes of lies and speculation. Let's hear >> more in Iran. So whatever it is, period of two weeks, safe passage through the straight of Hormuz will be possible via coordination with Iran's armed forces and he says if attacks against Iran priority. Breaking news Iran's foreign min. >> Okay, there you go. So there's some breaking news during that report. So now let's hear what has been said. just responding to Trump's ceasefire announcement. I want to read part of it to you. He says, "If attacks against Iran are halted, our powerful >> now, first off, it was not a ceasefire announcement. It was a ceasefire request. That's how we know the West is full of liars. It was not an you cannot announce a ceasefire unless people have agreed to it. He's requesting a ceasefire and that's how you know you think that CNN is a liberal leftist uh media outlet. You think that they are different than the government or opposed to the Republican rulers. No, they're a part of the machine as well. They're one head on a two-headed dragon. He's requesting a ceasefire. There is it one does not exist. Uh by the way, uh someone requested the stripe link to support the work. You can hit that link right there. It's actually in the description of the video on YouTube and it is as well there. And an easy way if you go to peace ofthesaints.com um there's a button at the top. It says tuition or support something like that. You can just hit that button. It'll give you all the different ways you can support the work and I appreciate you. >> Armed forces will cease their defensive operations for a period of two weeks. Safe passage through the straight of Hormuz will be possible via coordination with Iran's armed forces and with due consideration of technical limitations. Obviously those words are crucial there and the Supreme National Security Council of Iran has also issued >> this is complete stupidity and I don't respect it at all. The Iranians are too soft. This is why, listen, if I had to put my money on any country ever, I'd always put my money on Israel. My money is going on Israel 7 days a week, 365 days a year because their leadership is the most ruthless group of people you'd ever want to see. And frankly, that's what it takes. That's what it takes to win. Uh, and they've been winning really. That's all they know, frankly. Um, you know, since World War II, all we've seen is this group of Europeans come out of Europe, uh, bully their way into the Middle East and then just win from then on. So, I put my money on them. Uh, if I was Iran, I would not negotiate with the devil. I would continue, uh, choke uh, keeping the straight of Hormoose in a chokeold, and I'd be really working to formalize that and get get everyone back to business and let them know, hey, you know, it doesn't have to be like this. We can get back to business. um just tell the Americans and the Israelis to stop firing and then we can carry on. But there's a new sheriff and this sheriff could collect a toll for any transactions going through the straight of Hormuse and you know depending on how aggressive Edon wanted to be they could either transa uh you know they could make a request on getting out of those sanctions uh which would probably be helpful for them. issued a statement um that I have here and I'll just share you a a couple of the important lines here. One of them is that the regulated passage through the straight of Hormuz under the coordination of the armed forces of Iran thereup thereby conferring upon Iran a unique economic and geopolitical standing which sounds like in a translation uh Iran saying that they see this as acknowledgement that they control the straight of four moves. Let's go to Zachary Cohen. >> This is the thing about whites. They're so dishonest. The whites are the kind of group uh they're the kind of group that you can look at the sky and see that it's blue and they will try to tell you that it's orange. They will tell you up is down, left is right. They'll tell you you're free when you're in chains. You know, just the dishonesty is is truly angering. But only thing more angering than that are the fools who fall for it. Just imagine, you have the whites right now saying, you know, uh the the Iranians are claiming that they control the straight of Hormuse. Okay. Well, if they don't control it, who who controls it? And if they don't control it, why does Trump keep asking for them to open it? If they don't control it, how can they open it? You see, it doesn't make sense because they're lying. >> Cohen, our national security uh reporter here. Zachary, what are you learning about this? for just getting these dual statements. One from foreign minister Abbas Aarji uh and also from the Supreme National Security Council that I just shared part of. What else stands out to you here? Yeah, Erin, the piece of this about the straight of moose really is uh the most remarkable thing I think that jumps out immediately and says Pakistan has submitted the same to the American side said plan emphasizes fun armed forces of Iran thereby um effectively that's reiterated in the tweet as well saying that with coordination um via the Iranian military and it's important for people to remember that the straight of Fort Moose was not controlled um in a literal sense by Iran prior to those US joint Israeli joint military strikes that kicked off this entire conflict several weeks ago. >> It's not a It's not a war. It's a conflict. Those are not attacks. Those are strikes. They might as well call it the Straight of Iran. I'm I'm waiting for them to rename it. >> Iran responded to those strikes by closing the straight of Hormuse. And it appears that this ceasefire is predicated at least in part on the legitimization of Iran's control of that key waterway. And that goes with an implication of if the waterway can be >> and whites they they believe that they are entitled to control everything. And we could get into why that is another time unless someone sends it in and you you really want to ask that. But they're they're saying that Iran is trying to legitimize their control of the straight of Hormuz. No, they are controlling it. They don't need to legitimize it. Whites believe that nothing is legitimate unless they sign off on it. You see, in fact, that's why BB Netanyahu is getting away with his crimes because although the global south, you know, see the truth of what he's done, the horrors, because the whites have not signed off on it, then BB Netanyahu is in fact not a criminal. He's not the butcher that we know him to be because the whites haven't signed off on it. And you see sometimes you have uh peoples like those in South Africa. I say like the the worst blacks in the world are the South Africans. They just oh my goodness they they love love love themselves some whites. Oh my goodness. I've never met a group of black people so broken. But when you have the whites lying and then you have the the bootlickers who, you know, support them, then you have a even smaller minority of sensible uh upright people to fight against evil >> and be open temporarily. Iran likely could reclose the strait should negotiations not um progress in a way that they see fit effectively. So it also says that >> uh Travis, I invite you on. So, we have a white guy in the live chat who instead of addressing the crimes of whites, he'd like to shift blame. So, he'd like to shift blame onto the Muslims. Uh Travis, we have an open floor here. We don't allow people to engage in argument in the live chat. However, I will permit you to come on and speak your mind. All you have to do is send your email using Vinmo or PayPal and just include your email address and I'll send you back the link to join on live and then you can express yourself. But I would like to remind you that almost never do the whites come on. It's because you guys are all terrified. The facts do not favor you. The truth does not favor you. But I will give you a platform. As you can see, this fellow writes, "Please do not delete this message." You see, this is what the whites do. They spread propaganda. And you should ask yourself, well, why is it you're sitting in the live chat, you know, if this has if it's not true, just ignore it. If it has nothing to do with you, just ignore it. But you feel so emotional when the truth of who you are is exposed, your wickedness, and then you go on lying. Seven Muslim countries still have black slaves at this minute. Which ones? Because I've been to all of them except Bahin. It's a itty bitty country. I've not stopped in, but pretty much every other Muslim country you can name, I've been there and I've not seen any slaves. So, do tell. But these cowards will never ever ever come on and present themselves. The whites are so deluded. These are the kind of people they're the Adrien Bronners, you know, they they lose the argument, but they claim they won. You know, Donald Trump, he's losing uh the war, but claims he's winning. This is the hubris of these people >> that talks um between the US and Iran should occur as soon as this week in Islam in Islamabad. Pakistan has been acting as the key primary intermediary country between the US and Iranian regimes. Um a lot to hammer out here but the Iranian statement does seem to suggest that in principle at least the Trump administration has agreed to the broad contours of their >> you shut your mouth. Don't say Moritania is likely the only one unless you've been there and you've seen it for yourself. You shut your mouth. In our culture, we do not speak speculation. We don't speak lies. We talk from a basis of knowledge. We talk from a basis of experience and from data. So, you shut your mouth unless you know what you're talking about. You do not know. So, you make yourself appear to be a fool. We won't have it. That's your last warning. making up lies in my live chat because I can assure you if Moritania did still have slavery I would have been there with a bankroll trying to see what's on the market you dig >> their 10point proposal at least as a starting point for these negotiations and again it's hard to overemphasize how important the Iranian control for these talks >> reading the upon the trigger and should the slightest error be committed by the end that it is does not signify any termination of the war sharing this information right so we've got the response he counts pass through horns the ste great who telling Donald Trump has agreed to. >> Wait, do we go from white woman to white guy to white guy? Interesting. So diverse. No diversity of anything. So we went from liar to liar to liar. Extraordinary. Uh Shau dread writes prayers for all. Now acknowledge. Anthony writes appreciate the knowledge. You are welcome. Carrying on back to the liars. It's >> every single day. Clearly, he's not telling the truth. But if you accept even part of the Iranian statement, Donald Trump has agreed to give Iran control of the strait of Hormuz. That is extraordinary. If you go deeper into the statement from the Iranian National Security Council, they claim that Trump has also agreed to Iran's right to enrichment to suspend all sanctions against on control over a critical waterway that they did not have control over before the war began. So, it just doesn't sound like there's actually an agreement because what Trump is saying is totally different than what the Iranians are saying. But if Iran has the strait permanently now, what what an error, what a miscalculation this entire endeavor was. >> I mean, the day began, Senator, with a a post on Trump's social media website that um I don't know. >> So now it's just more speculations, lies, and predictions. There was only 2 minutes of news, but they are required to stretch the video out so that it's at least 10 minutes so they can get their ad rev. This is all about money and this is the demise of the west. It's the greed. And that is not a problem of capitalism. It is a problem of white people. This doesn't mean every single white person. I'm talking it's their culture. Just like they speak about black culture and where it needs to be developed. You know, this is white culture. They're deeply greedy characters. >> I don't know. I don't know what you thought when you saw it. I I have said that I did not think it was real and I had to go check it cuz I >> civilization. We have never ever seen that in the history of this country. >> Would want and yet the path to get here and where we are right now. How do you see it? >> Well, I I mean listen, the president has promised to commit war crimes. He's promised to eradicate an entire >> Now listen to how much the whites lie. Just listen. Just really listen to this. Pay attention here. >> Civilization. We have never ever seen that in the history of this country. That's why >> this white fellow here just stated that we've never seen war crimes in the history of this country. What? The the country was literally created based on war crimes. You ever heard of the Native Americans? Yes. They're you you probably forget about them because they're they're nowhere around. That's because you guys people without melanin, you guys killed all of them. That's a war crime. So the idea that you've America has never committed war crimes in their history is it's outrageous. America only exists because of war crimes. America's been sustained based on war crimes. And let me confront you with this idea. And this is Marquetism. This is an original. If a war itself is unjust, anything that occurs within that war is itself unjust. Which is to say, if the war that you started that was a criminal act, everything that occurs within that war is also a criminal act. It is only the people without melanin who would create rules for a game of bloodshed. It is only them. They know nothing but barbarism and claim civilization, but they are not civilized beings. And just as you see Travis, he disappeared. He got an opportunity to come on and express himself and defend his history, but they disappear. Why? Because they only are willing to talk to blacks without knowledge. And they're easy to find. >> That's why I and many other people have been talking for the last 24 hours about the 25th amendment. It does seem that Trump has lost touch with reality. I mean, we just can't accept a president who is literally promising to destroy an entire civilization to murder. >> That sounds so familiar. Was it Andrew Jackson? Who I think it was, let me just take a quick look. Am I as smart as I think? Which US president? I can't even say aloud the query that I'm typing in. Yes, it was Andrew Jackson. Yes. So he's suggesting that Trump is somehow a unique a uniquely evil person without melanin when in fact he is just one in the tra one of many. He's part of the tradition. Andrew Jackson widely considered the US president responsible for the most Native American deaths due to his aggressive removal policies. Oh, so the war crimes were a policy which means that the American population, the whites, signed off on it. Most notably, the Indian Removal Act. Well, I don't think it gets much planer than that, now does it? You called this thing the Indian Removal Act. My gosh, this legislation directly led to the Trail of Tears. I I suppose this was the Native Americans crying from the atrocities and the people without melanin crying, laughing, as vicious as they are, causing an estimated 15,000 to over 20,000 deaths from forced marches, disease, and starvation. And yes, I don't think that I believe the numbers put forward by the people without melanin because after all, they are the most dishonest group of people on the entire planet Earth and always have been. Yes. So now let's hear this devil tell more lies, claiming that this is the first time in American history we've ever even talked talked about war crimes. >> Murder hundreds of thousands of innocent human beings. That alone should be grounds for the removal of this president. But he thinks I guess that the threat of mass scale war crimes has achieved some success. But as we're learning in the >> the sad part is that the people without melanin are so deceptive that he's virtue signaling suggesting that he cares something about the lives of Iranians. We know that he does not. Hell, he don't even care about the lives of people who are also Americans and are who are also in the same country, be them white or black. But it's him playing politics. It's the Democrat Republican thing. And so the effort is to disparage Trump and try to shame him such that the Democrats can get power and

They instead can be the ones committing the war crimes. They want their turn.

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In the last few minutes, the success seems to be that Iran has more power over global commerce than ever before in our lifetime. And so the combination of the threat of war crimes along with the outcome of this so-called ceasefire, it's just really hard to get.

>> Reality has changed. Um, I want to ask you about one other important thing though, Senator, and that is obviously the military operation to which was astounding to rescue the downed US airmen inside Iran over the >> Was it astounding? Lost what? $200 million worth of equipment. Was it astounding? No, it wasn't.

>> You know, their performance and and what they did is truly incredible. And and >> No, it's not incredible. It's not incredible when you're attacking a country that's a fraction of your size, has a fraction of your economy, and it's a two-on-one. Don't forget, it's Israel and the United States versus Iran in a war of aggression. They claim to have obliterated Iran's capacity to defend itself. And you get your pilots shot out of the sky and then you have to go in at great expense to the tune of hundreds of millions to rescue them. No, that's not that's not impressive. Like you whites, you got to stop lying.

>> I'm sure every American is rightfully proud of that.

>> Seth speaks about this war in explicit.

>> Uh I think that $200 million could have been allocated to a much better outcome than to rescuing a person who is a a mercenary.

Litly Christian terms as you well know and he does so >> reborn civilization a Muslim civilization is a historic proud civilization and the reality is that it is probably true that President Trump and others see this through religious terms see their no the people without melanin know no religion they say Christianity but what they mean is white supremacy and the sooner that the world understands that then you'll be able to utilize effective strategy against these aggressors.

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See good, see righteousness in eradicating a Muslim civilization from the world. Um, that's disgusting. And the reality of some of the rationale, >> That's disgusting. Is it though? Is it? Are you really bothered by that slightly balding white fella? Are you really bothered by that? You're not bothered by that at all.

>> For this entire operation? Like so phony. So funny. I can't listen to you any further.

>> So, my guest today is Yan Chia Chuin, and I did my best to pronounce the last name. I've been looking forward to uh the conversation with you for quite some time. The day the interview came out with you and u I believe it was Saga and Crystal which I thought it was fascinating how a man >> Uh in July of 2024 can predict that Trump's going to win then he's going to go to war against Iran and then Iran's going to win which was your prediction and I said I want to talk to him and then so let's get the nasty stuff out of the way I actually want to have a civil conversation with you I'm actually very curious about why you think the way you think uh one uh at the beginning when we had that >> buddy He said, "Let's get the nasty stuff out of the way." Usually the nasty stuff is what comes later. You know, you usually ease into the nasty stuff, right? Or did I grow up on a different planet?

Shout out to Darren comes in by PayPal. He writes, "Uh, one of your previous lives about a week ago, I attempted to send a question using PayPal instead of tuition being sent. I received a pending notification." Uh, so this is something that happens every now and then. That's why I encourage you all to use the Stripe link in the description of the video or Vinmo if you can. And there's also the Bitcoin address as well for those of you who like that option. And Darren's been with me a long time. I'm actually reading his email. I didn't even check to see if he sent a PayPal or Vimmo because it doesn't matter. Uh he's been supporting for so long. I have full trust. He writes, "In your live, you were discussing the war. Therefore, my question was related to that." A few days later, I received a message from PayPal stating that my message had been screened and flagged for using the word Iranian. I now have to provide detailed explanations uh of my reference to Iranian.

And this is important because the people without melanin, they claim you live in a free country. You don't live in a free country. You can't leave the country without a passport, which means that you're in a large prison. Okay? And the government decides if you're able to leave. Furthermore, you can't even decide what to do with your money, which is your own property. And this is supposedly a country that was founded with the respect for private property. So much so that they even allowed human beings to be commodified as private property and then treated humans like private property. But you don't even have control over your money. One of the reasons they'd like to remove the paper money supply. And of course it makes it easier for them to use credit and to bamboozle people when there's no paper money and the currency is merely digits on the screen. It's easy to create out of thin air.

The gentleman further writes the purpose uh now I have to provide a detailed explanation uh about my reference to Iranian the purpose of the payment and what the payment was intended for. I wanted to give everyone a heads up in case you encounter the issue and I appreciate that. That's that's love. So yes, don't use the word Iranian if you can avoid it uh in your message. He writes, "The question at hand is, what are the Iranians looking to achieve by putting out the Lego videos of Trump? Though they are entertaining, I find myself asking, what's the point?"

Well, it must be entertaining because the attention span of most people is short. And beyond those people who may actually be intelligent and have short attention spans, you have the multitude who are not intelligent and have short attention spans. Hence, everything must be entertaining. So in as much as that is the case, you are conveying information that the public needs to have by utilizing a medium that is engaging and memorable and has story and narrative. So there's it's another way of spreading propaganda. It's another way of painting a picture. It gives them and it creates virality, too, because it's far more sharable than, you know, three white women and a white guy babbling in front of a a screen reading off of a teleprompter. So, it's very clever propaganda. And not only do they have the Lego figurines, they also have music with it that's accurate and on topic. And propaganda is very important. And the reason you should know that propaganda is important is because Trump still has people who follow him and believe that he is a person who's a champion of white Christians. Well, how did they come to that belief? They've never met Donald Trump. They don't go to the same country clubs. I mean, they couldn't even afford to be members at the country club. Well, how did they come to this idea? How did they come to feel like they know the Donald? It's propaganda, which is selected information pushed out even with Barack Obama. I was talking to a young lady yesterday and she was telling me about Barack Obama except everything she said was inaccurate. You know, Barack Obama grew up in Southside Chicago. Barack Obama was poor. Barack Obama's black like a foundation black American. All of it wrong. Barack Obama was raised by his uh white grandparents. He grew up very well and affluent. He traveled internationally before he hit puberty. He went to private school. I want to say it was from like grade fifth grade through graduation. Prestigious school. He lived in Hawaii, one of the most expensive states in the union. So, how is it that this man who was raised by two white parents is portrayed as a foundational black American doesn't even have the same blood, heritage, and lineage? Half of your lineage is white. The other half is Kenyan. That's East African. Foundational black Americans are not East Africans. So, it's propaganda. It is not uh this is not a new thing. This is not a surprise. So, we too must put out propaganda. In our case, you know, it's the truth. We're we're leveraging the truth. And unfortunately, sometimes the truth is not as effective as lies because the truth is sometimes not exciting. Um, but it's all we got and we must put it out. We must spread it.

Uh, our team reached out to you uh to get on the podcast and I think on a podcast you said you thought it was going to be a hit piece interview. What gave you the impression I was going to do a hit piece on you?

>> Well, it was just a timing because the day you got in touch um >> It was just the timing. Um there was a coordinate smear campaign against me on Twitter, meaning that there were some influencers who were using the same talking points against me um just saying that I just make stuff um up and uh it seemed very similar. So I was very >> He doesn't just make things up. That's not true. I don't know if anyone said that about him. Um, he makes predictions. Uh sometimes they're reasonable, other times they're completely baseless, but that wouldn't make him unique in general, especially not in the YouTube space. But I think his existence in this space and his popularity rather, is something that teaches us about humankind and human nature. Human beings, their minds have two things that shortcircuit the brain very well. Uh number one is repetition. If you repeat something, people act as if it's reality or if it's true, almost as though they know it or they experienced it. So, it makes it really easy to fool people. That's number one. Then number two, the other thing with human beings is if they feel connected to someone, which usually in this case will happen through propaganda or through familiarity, then they'll stick with that person no matter what. But often they're sticking with the wrong person for the wrong reasons. And because of that, um, you you can't deal with the the acolytes, the fans with them being rational.

There are even people in my live chat, they'll say, "Marquet, you know what's wrong with uh, Xang calling himself professor Jang. You call yourself the saint. You're not a saint." I said, "Well, first off, doofus. The saint is not a title that you get through study by taking a PhD. You see, uh, furthermore, um, my name was never the saint. It was the saint and the sinner doofus. And by the western powers censoring and, uh, controlling, I had to create an additional YouTube channel and it was called the saint to remind people that it's connected to the previous channel, which was shadowbann. So the saint is just short for the saint and the sinner which are opposites and they're not titles that you earn through rigorous education that culminates in a PhD. So the great effort of the fans which are brainless fanatics, they try to stretch logic and stretch truth to get their way. And this just reminds you of how brainless these people are. And then they'll say, "Okay, well, who cares about his credentials if what he's saying is true?" Well, those are unrelated things. The argument is not against what he's saying. And mind you, what he's said, some of it is insightful. Some of it is intelligent. Some of it is fascinating. Some of it is complete nonsense, utterly ridiculous, and inaccurate. He's had many predictions that have not been true, and he's had some that have been true. Um, and as much as that's the case, you can't position him as some kind of like profit figure uh because he's had too many um times he's been wrong. But that's not the issue. I think there's nothing wrong with watching him if you find him to be entertaining and educational. The problem is when you lie and you claim that you're a professor. You see, like for example, if I was in a chapel or I was in some religious environment and I'm dressed up as a saint and I'm using all of the tools of a saint and calling myself a saint and there's a specific course of study to be called a saint, then I would have to concede that I'm fraudulent at a level. In his case, he's at the whiteboard teaching like a professor would calling himself a professor, then you've lied. And that is what the issue was is that he lied and he misrepresented himself on purpose because there's a certain level of authority that comes with that academic title that he did not earn. And when you pretend as though like you skip over the fact that he lied about it and then he didn't even admit it when he was confronted. He continued lying which shows a lack of integrity. What it lets me know about the audience is that you too don't have integrity. If you condone that you don't have integrity, it'd be another thing if he was your brother, he was your friend, he was your colleague and collaborator, but you're just a disconnected fan. You've never met him, he doesn't know you exist, he's done nothing for you. Um, it just lets me know that you don't have integrity and you too don't respect um, you know accomplishment because when you call someone a professor who's not a professor is the same thing as calling someone a lawyer who's not a lawyer. You degrade the quality of the society because we can't trust our institutions. We can't trust our titles. We can't even trust the words because people are lying. You see, if someone calls themselves a lawyer and then you hire them to do legal work and they do a bad job because they don't know the law or they don't know how to operate the courts or excuse me, navigate the courts because they're not actually a lawyer, but they called themselves a lawyer, you'd be pretty mad about that. And that's the problem. It's it's the lies and the fact that it destroys the legitimacy of the title and of the institutions and of the society. You're welcome. Carrying on >> very afraid also at that time I was I was under a lot of stress so I didn't want to put myself in a situation where um I would be asked hard questions and I didn't think I would be able to respond properly to um to hard questions and I I watch your show I'm a huge fan of yours Patrick so I I I know I know you're very good you ask very good questions >> I I appreciate that and and that's a fair assessment and then again the other part I want to get out of the way on mediam when you were on there and professor are not professor. We've all seen that viral stuff that's been out. So if you're comfortable, I'm going to call you Jang if that's okay with you as we're going through.

>> So that was basically Patrick as well saying, "I'm not going to call you professor because you're not a professor." In other words, he's conveying that he agrees with Medi Hassan, which is that was fraudulent. So I'm not going to play along with the lie. I'm just going to call you by your name, which is fair. And it's not insulting. It's just the reality of things.

>> Going through it. >> That's perfect. That's perfect. >> Beautiful. >> Yeah. Absolutely. >> So, so, so I appreciate that. Uh, question for you. So, when you said again, I've seen the entire interview and I've seen a lot of your stuff because what I like is seeing what the market is saying and why, right? Some people have certain patterns and your experience is a very interesting one because you went to Yale College. You've lived in Canada. You're now in uh uh Hong Kong if I'm not mistaken.

>> No, no, no. Beijing.

>> I'm sorry. My apologies. You're in Beijing right now. And so you have a very >> And I just want to point out to you all that this is no insult to Patrick, but I just want you guys to psychologically comprehend the distance, not the geographical distance, but the the distance in reality of Hong Kong and Beijing. I've been to both. In fact, I was just in Beijing uh maybe a month and a half ago, month and a half, two months ago. And Beijing is uh a port town that was formerly uh controlled by the British and um English is widely spoken. You go to mainland China, their English is atrocious. Not that it needs to be good. I mean they have a billion plus population. They have Chinese people around the world. They don't need English. English needs them. But uh the fact is that uh Hong Kong was open to capitalism that you know it being a port city controlled by the west huge amounts of western uh European influence and more international and only became a part of China uh in recent decades and this will be the same story with Taiwan. Beijing on the other hand, the political capital of the Chinese Communist Party um and is very Chinese and not I didn't really enjoy the tourism very much in Beijing. Uh at least on my first go. English not widely spoken at all. People don't even want to engage you in English. Um, it's the heart of Chinese uh communism. It has the historical sites. You know, there's some you know very interesting things historically there um but it's the political hub of communist China whereas Hong Kong was an outpost of western capitalism so these two places are not to be confused but the fact that they both exist within China and how they came to be is really a fascinating bit of human history and the uh experience of the uh people without melanin and the people with melanin. Carrying on >> very interesting perspective of these three different worlds and there's a lot of things to talk about. What what uh what analysis or what patterns did you notice for you to say, you know, not the first one that Trump was going to win because let's set that one aside, but the one that US is going to go to war with Iran and then we're going to lose. What gave you the analysis or something to say I think that's what's going to happen.

>> Right so um in school I teach history and I try to teach world history an entirety of human history stretching from the cave paintings u and >> Okay, now I want everyone to get a grip on how ludicrous this sounds and and do hit the like button if you've not supported the work the overwhelming majority of you have not uh the people supporting the work are at about 2% of the viewers. So if you haven't, you know, hitting the like button is a lowc cost actually. In fact, it's a free no cost way to show that you appreciate the work. But anyways, what the gentleman is about to say is that he teaches human history and it starts from the cave paintings all the way through the modern era. I don't know how long that course would have to be to teach, you know, thousands of years of history. That sounds like a hell of a course. Um, whoa, that's a heck of a claim.

>> The United States about 10,000 years ago to today and while teaching.

>> Okay. So, in the course of a semester, in one semester, he starts from 10,000 years ago, covers the span of 10,000 years in a semester long course all the way up to today in the modern era. It's extraordinary. Teaching history, I've noticed some patterns emerge um in history and the major pattern is how empires tend to decline and they decline for a particular reason which is hubris. So empires believe that they are invincible um and that no one can touch them. So they engage in activities that are not very strategic. Um for example, the Persians invaded the Greek mainland about 490 B.CE with a massive invasion force and they were destroyed by the uh Greeks and then the Athenian Empire which emerged after the Persian Empire um started to engage in hubris as well. And in 415 B.CE CE during the Pelipian war against Sparta, they launched an ill-advised silly invas.

>> So for people listening to this who are reasonably bright, you'd be listening like is this smart? Like I don't know like people is it. So you're saying that empires end because the empires lose meaningful wars. Duh. Duh. Duh. I think the explanation of empires end because of hubris. That's why the guy is so popular because they're magical oversimplifications. Just so magical. These oversimplifications. And it's so simple anyone can understand it. That's how you get two thou uh two million people following you. You're teaching geopolitics, but it's it's FisherPrice, you know, it's FisherPrice, my first geopolitics lecture, and that's how you get the huge following because you break it down to the ABC level. Um, actually, I'm not going to say he broke it down. He didn't break anything down, but you you have rudimentary ideas that are both overly simplistic and inaccurate, but they're easy to grasp. And that's fundamentally why he's been successful. It's similar to the design of the iPhone, right? The iPhone doesn't give you a lot of latitude to modify and make the device your own in terms of how the software operates or even to build or add on to the software and or hardware. However, it's easy to navigate. It doesn't have too many bells and whistles. And most importantly, everyone has the same iPhone, so you can get help from other people and like you guys all get to be like do the same thing. It's it's simple. The user experience is straightforward. Uh, there's guard rails to protect you from doing anything unique or different or doing anything wrong or incorrect or getting stuck. Whereas Android there's you have more control over the it operates more like a computer more like a operating system you'd find in a a laptop or desktop and this has always been the case and there's various options you get to choose which model which phone which hardware and people mostly opted for Apple because of the design not because it has better technology it consistently has not been the innovator but because of the simplicity yes that's why I always tell you guys about simplic Simplicity and oneness. Human beings opt for simplicity. If you take any of my courses on entrepreneurship, I'm always telling my entrepreneurs is make the product simple. We do not want the consumer to think because people don't like to think. They like to laugh. They like to have fun. They love to laugh and have fun. They hate to think. So, do not make them do something that they don't want to do.

>> Invasion of Sicily. Um, and they lost the war because of this uh invasion. And so a pattern emerges where empires in decline, they tend to engage in risky um wars that they believe they can win easily. But which you see this is not insightful at all. For example, he says empires in decline engage in risky wars. Well, that's curious because empires that are being established engage in risky wars. You see, because generally you have to displace the the hegeimon which is a risky war. So his analyses are not deep. They're not meaningful. They're easily picked apart. He said empires in decline engage in risky wars. Empires that have been created engage in risky wars. It's like so easy. But what saddens me is that people think that he's saying things that are insightful. That's what saddens me because it's a reminder that half of humankind um need a road map to find their butt crack. Now understand this. Another thing that I find consistent with his uh analyses are that obviously he discounts or he doesn't include China because he can't be critical of China because he's in China. He's their propagandist. So he does not include China when he's making these geopolitical analyses. And then also because he has a huge gap in knowledge and most of his knowledge doesn't come from like writing a dissertation or doing research because he's not a PhD but his knowledge comes from the same place yours does in many cases which is YouTube, Wikipedia. So in as much as that's the case and you don't have too many bonafide scholars in African history or just people who are oriented on the history of the peoples without melanin uh because they wrote their history and they damn sure did glorify it. Uh he almost never gives a proper treatment of Africa whether it's in the historical sense or even in the modern sense. I heard him give talks about how uh commerce would carry on with regards to the commodity of oil and he didn't mention the Dangote refinery in Nigeria. Nigeria's been a factor in the oil markets for a significant amount of time. Uh and I thought that was really strange that he didn't do that. But so often you have that being the case because people are speaking from a position of ignorance and so they don't speak of the African continent. Uh which mind you was quite large filled with resources and people uh so they like the scholar he doesn't mention it but also the audience doesn't question it because the audience also is without knowledge they're also looking at Africa as a dark continent and it's largely dark not because of the reality on the ground but because of the darkness in their mind because they've not received the light of knowledge to teach them anything about African nations today or in yester centuries base >> But which but which forces them to expand valuable resources on a quagmire. Most recent example of course was Vietnam. So it is my belief that um if the United States would go to war with Iran then it would lose this war because United States would not have the manufacturing capacity large network in order to sustain a war. And what he often does is he shares ideas that are either common among you know academics but not his own. But he doesn't site his sources very often. When he does start to site sources is when he's trying to distance himself from a thesis that's either controversial or anti-western. And so he'll say, "Oh, so and so said in this book this and so when he's speaking about the Israelis or he's speaking more strong in more strong terms about the American government, uh then he'll reference an author. Uh but when he's sharing other, you know, facts or ideas, he presents it as though he's the one who thought of it. For example, he just mentioned that America does not have a significant manufacturing base. This is well known and those of you who are familiar with, you know, history, especially that of World War II, we know that America's manufacturing base was a major reason that the Americans were able to be successful and that the Russians were able to contend with the German tanks while having an inferior tank because they could outproduce them. And I say that to say the necessity of having a significant manufacturing base for heavy industry we all not we all but people who are educated uh or people who are into politics know that this is a rudiment aud rudimentary requirement and he's saying this and for the young uneducated uninformed uh students or not even students I mean these people are YouTube scholars they're listening to him thinking that he thought of this stuff when in fact it's just common knowledge among people who are informed >> a war in the mountainous terrain of Iran. And so the big question was would Iran go to war? Uh sorry, would the United States go to war with Iran? If you look at Trump's first presidency, um there were clear signs that he was um being heavily influenced by Israel. He moved the uh American embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. He promoted the Abraham Accords.

>> Um he recognized Israel's control over the Golan Heights. Uh he ordered the assassination of General Kasim Salammani in January 2020. Um and so if he had a second term, he would have most certainly gone to war against Iran. So that's how I came to my conclusion.

>> Got it. That's And by the way, >> And I think that's a reasonable set of facts to make that inference. And that's one of the few times in which he lays out facts and connects it to an outcome. Other predictions that he makes. He gives the most bizarre explanations and sometimes goes into conspiracy uh and secret societies, which is fine, but it just doesn't pass for scholarship. Not in my book.

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>> By the way, there's a very book good book written by Jim Collins where he says why the mighty fall. Why the mighty fall? And he goes through five steps, stages of the glide, and it validates what you're saying. Number one is hubris born of success. We're great.

>> Uh-oh. Uh-oh. So, I want you guys to notice what Pat David is doing. And shout out to Pat. One thing I like about Pat David, aside from the fact that he shows up suited and booted, he's a good businessman and uh he's very well read. And what Pat is doing, and only the intelligent among us are able to catch it. Just like I said, you know, Professor Xiang says a lot of things as though they are his ideas. Pat is like, "Oh, yeah, hubris, right? Yeah, you said you prof Professors Young, you said out of your mouth and brain that hubris is why civilizations fall." And it's super simplistic. Super simplistic. He says, 'Oh yeah, you know, I read this book by a real scholar, you know, someone with a doctorate. And he also says hubris is the reason civilizations fall. But in addition to that, he has these other stages and steps, you know, a little more sophistication. And then he starts to quote him. So what Pat is actually doing is exposing the fact that you don't site your sources, buddy. I'm not fooled because I read books and I'm not a kid. You don't site your sources. And you've oversimplified it. Turns out the world is a little more complex than that, which makes sense. You know, a guy who teaches 10,000 years of history in a one semester course is someone who's who oversimplifies. Uh, and then again, we have a low IQ person. You can tell that they're low IQ. Look at how they write. They've used not one single capital letter, no respect or understanding for grammar and syntax. And these are the people who follow halfwits religiously.

>> Great. Because we're great and we're untouchable, right? Let me rewind number through five step. That's And by the way, there's a very book good book uh book written by Jim Collins >> where he says uh uh why the mighty fall. Why the mighty fall and he goes through five steps stages of the glide and it validates what you're saying. Number one is hubris born of success. We're great because we're great and we're untouchable, right? And even that simple addition of hubris born by success which makes perfect sense of course you being successful you'd have great confidence in yourself that makes so much more sense than simplifying to the level of civilizations are have hubris so they fall you know he doesn't include any logic he makes it so simple that the angry uh nerds on the internet who and they're a different kind of nerd you know Back in the day when we would use this pjorative, it would indicate someone who is like turned in on themselves. They're an introvert. They study a lot. They read a lot at the expense of developing social skills and athletic ability. Whereas now you have persons who don't have social skills. They don't have athletic ability. And they also don't have intelligence or book learning. It's really a dark age. Yes, the quality of humankind and of life is declining. Yes, it's true. The people around you are brainless and emotionally underdeveloped.

>> Number two, an undisiplined pursuit of more. We all fall fall for this trap when we succeed. Uh let's go do more faster, bigger, right? Number three is denial of risk and peril, which is we're fine. We have nothing to worry about. Number four is grasping for salvation. This is what we need to save or we need help. And number four,

>> And what's really fascinating about this explanation that Pat is recounting from the scholar is that this not only expresses the nature of empires, but also the nature of corporations and on a micro level, the nature of individuals. This is human nature on full display. And I agree with the analyses being presented.

>> Four is capitulations to irrelevance or irrelevance or death, which is over. I'm a Syrian, trust me. We lost our empire many many years ago and we were very very powerful and we don't have a country right now. So you have to always stay a little bit paranoid about what could happen. Now let me go to the tweet about what President Trump now he's gone on to something else and he already had that queued up. And you might say Marquette, well how did he already have that queued up? Because Pat studies and he's probably gotten some briefings. And so he knew that this fellow is intellectually dishonest. He is an intellectual thief. Takes ideas, doesn't site his sources, which is what Myron does as well. Steals my quotes, steals my ideas, steals my persona, doesn't site his sources. Um, so the reason that Pat did that was to show everyone, hey, this guy, he's stealing from this guy, and this guy, he's not that smart. He said that, here's the real version. Kind of like Robert Green, he writes these books, and then like people who are not well read, they're like, "Oh, have you read the 48 laws of power?" which I have read. I was like, "Yeah, but it's just a knockoff of The Prince by Nicolo Machaveli, uh, an Italian diplomat who apparently in the modern era is less well known among, you know, common folks. So, the watered down version is easier to market, you see. So, you'll see Patrick completely goes onto a different uh topic and he did that solely to essentially put Professor Young on blast.

>> Trump uh posted on Truth Social this morning. The world is reacting to it. A lot of people are not happy. A lot of people are curious. Some people are saying this is good. Uh uh but I would say a lot of the people are probably on this is crazy what's about to happen today. JD Vance said something this morning that it's probably coming to an end. A whole civilization, President Trump said untruth social, a whole civilization will die tonight.

>> This kind of language is completely obscene and it is only acceptable in the hells of North America among people without melanin. And they laugh about this because they their hearts are rotten. Shout out to Dash who just got his uh ticket for the big game conference. Uh came in via Vinmo with that. I'm looking forward to seeing you. Shout out to all the Saints who will be there for another annual big game conference. And uh for those of you who know uh we come together and we talk all things related to women, which of course includes family, got to build families with them, got to have kids with them. But we go from everything of how do you select the woman? How do you vet her? How do you approach her? How do you lead her? How do you keep the upper hand in the relationship? How do you deal with children, marriage, um divorce, protecting your assets? We go through the whole thing. It's a great time and it culminates in our big game, which is a football game. Um, and two years running, the Florida section has won. Um, so this year we know that the Atlanta section is going to take over. Looking forward to seeing you guys there. It'll be a phenomenal time. Uh, if you uh want to get your ticket, you can do so at peaceofthesaints.com.

>> Never be brought back again. I don't want that to happen, but it probably will. However, now that we have complete and total regime change where different, smarter, and less radicalized minds prevail, maybe something revolutionary wonderful can happen. Who knows? We will find out tonight. One of the most important moments in the long and complex history of the world. 47 years of extortion, corruption, and death will finally end. God bless the great people of Iran.

How do you interpret that tweet?

>> Um I think that Trump is trying to go for maximum leverage in negotiation. But the reality is that the Iranians um will not back down and American forces already assembled in the Middle East. So I think that we will see a ground invasion as early as this weekend and it'll be a multi-vector ground invasion meaning that right now the Americans are attacking car. So, everyone has agreed that not everyone but most commentators and observers have agreed that there will be a ground invasion and the question is where you know where uh where will this amphibious landing occur and that is what would impress me to hear those details.

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>> Car Island, which is where uh Iran will export 90% of its oil from. And so the Americans intend on seizing Car Island and strangling the Iranian economy.

>> So I'll note he said the Americans intend to seize Car Island. My perspective was different that the Americans would bomb Car Island. So he's saying they would seize it through a a ground invasion. And I'm saying that they would bomb it because a ground invasion would just really be uh not intelligent in as much as um it's easily accept uh accessible for missile fire and drone strikes uh from the Iranians. And so it'd be more strategic to bomb it because you can't effectively hold it and extract the wealth uh you know of the oil. So you might as well just destroy it so that your enemy can't benefit from it. There will probably be an attack on Kasam Island as well in order to wrestle control of the hum of Hormuz. There will also be an attack on the Iranian coastline in order to um scout out air defenses. So I think that we are approaching a major escalation over next few days.

So, so try to decode this because the average person who reads this, they say, "Who talks like that?" You know, what do you mean a whole civilization will die tonight? Never brought back again. But if you're somebody that's you seem like a pattern recognition type of guy and you kind of watch how people speak and so I'm glad he mentioned the concept of pattern recognition. Human beings are pattern recognition machines. And the sad reality and this is the third short circuit of the uh human brain. We are pattern recognition machines and therefore we look for patterns where they don't exist and if the pattern's not there then we create the pattern. And that's the dangerous part because when we create a pattern or we've identified a pattern that's actually not there, that is essentially lying to the self and creating a false reality and only bad things can follow from dishonesty and falsehood. And so you have us trying to piece together a narrative. Like for example, this guy says he teaches world history from 10,000 years ago all the way to the present, which is fine. I understand. But he somehow talked about history without talking about the earliest humans, which were black humans, Africans, without talking about the earliest empires, which were African empires. So that that's fascinating that he did that. Certainly following a pattern of how white supremacists talk about history. But in discounting a large portion of human history, he's attempted to identify a pattern, which you can't identify with an incomplete data set. So we often look for patterns because it makes it easier for us to understand the world as it is and to predict predict what will be. And human beings are fearful creatures. And so you know fear comes from the unknown in some cases. We don't know what's going to happen. We're anxious. So we'd like to be able to predict. That's why we love the existence of seasons and seasonality. We can anticipate what's going to happen. Just imagine if you had no clue if it was going to be snowing tomorrow. That that'd be an anxious situation because that could provide for famine. That could provide for you freezing to death. That could provide for, you know, defining what you can and cannot do in a day. If you can travel, if you can't and so being able to predict things is hugely important to uh human beings and human beings are fearful. So

Even when we can't predict things, sometimes we lie when we don't understand. And this is one thing you should remember from Marquetism. Human beings are liars. They're liars. So when we can't explain where human beings came from, we make up a story. Uh whether it's the Romans saying Romulus and Remis or it's the Christians or the Muslims or the Jews or the Hindus or the Sikhs. You see how there's all these stories on where human uh humankind came from and none of them agree because they were all created at separate times in separate places among different cultures, but they all have an origin story. Why? Because we have trouble accepting the concept of I don't know. There's mystery or accepting the concept of I'll never know. We'd rather create a falsehood, a comforting lie and deal with acknowledging that we don't know. We're limited.

And we know this is how he speaks, right? He's not the most predictable guy. He's got predictable side, but also unpredictable side. Decode what he's saying here. Is is this his last chance of negotiation for there not to happen? Is this his last chance of saying I hope somebody says hey let's go out there and negotiate with them because Pakistan tried to bring the peace deal on both sides and US declined it.

>> Where is Pakistan even coming from? Does Pakistan even have peace? Like I thought they had an issue with India. Somebody let me know. Shout out to Philip supporting the work using the stripe link in the description of the video. Appreciate you. I also acknowledge uh Michelle who just became a a member. We welcome you warmly to this thing of ours and we encourage all of you guys if you haven't joined, you know, join us at peace to the saints.com. Uh you will find it to be very beneficial.

>> And so did Iran. So if you were to decode this a little bit more on where president's minds at, what would you say?

>> Well, I would say that Trump um has a history of working in reality TV. He thinks in terms of of television. He asked himself what will draw attention, what will look good on TV. What will uh get people very emotional and afraid and anxious. So he spent a lot of time in the world wrestling um uh entertainment with Vince Vincent McMahon. They had a feud, a television feud. And that's really how you speak in the WWE. You are rhetorical. You are bomb bombastic and you try to instill fear and rage in uh people. Um um and so what Trump is trying to do is he's trying to huff and puff. It's really flexing. The other issue that's very worrying right now is that Trump has surrounded himself with advisors who are psychopaths and they're not actually relaying laying to relaying to him.

>> No, that's not what's concerning because generally that's how it turns out. It's not that the advisers are sick of fans. It's that Trump is deeply narcissistic at a level that is unprecedented in presidents. And because of that, whether the people around you are sick of fence or not, it's how much you are turned in on yourself um that is going to decide how you react to the people around you and also how you switch out or switch in the people around you. But also what Mr. Jang is failing to mention and I noticed a significant change in the way he engages these conversations. He has yet to mention Israel. He's yet to mention Mr. Netanyahu and his outsized impact on American politics, policies and presidents. And I think that without acknowledging those things, we cannot have an honest or accurate conversation.

>> Uh good strategic advice. Uh so for example um what just happened this weekend was that Trump announced the rescue of a down American pilot and if you watch the press conference yesterday um he fought a tremendous success and was very proud of the military for doing the impossible going deep into enemy lines and rescuing a wounded uh pilot. Um, and this is a great tribute to the professionalism and self-sacrifice of the

>> No, it is a cover story for a different failing. It's propaganda. And this is something that the people without melanin are excellent with. Adam writes, uh, what should one do to prepare for this new world with high-tech AI surveillance and digital currency? Well, Adam, that world already exists. We already have high-tech surveillance, AI, and digital currency. In fact, uh when you swipe your credit card or your bank card, that's digital currency. So, uh welcome, welcome, you know, welcome. And I think that it only underscores how imperative imperative it is for us to get the proper education um so that we understand the world around us, but also so that we can thrive in the world as it is and as it will be. Because if you think that digital currency is new, if you think surveillance or AI surveillance is new, you are behind. And in being behind, you will suffer. And that's why I know that all of the persons who have not figured out how to use AI as a productive tool, not as a a a toy, but as a productive tool, in the next 10 years, those persons will be confused and broke. I promise you of that. That I can guarantee you. Um, so what I would encourage you, Adam, is to get some education from someone who cares and can convey the information in a way that you understand. Uh, and also be a part of a group of people who will support you because your network and your relationships matter a lot. And, uh, being able to thrive in this world is going to rely on people. You know, people are are hugely important.

Well, Marquette, what do you mean? You know, when I was early on in the tech business, folks often underestimate the challenge of user acquisition, the expense and the challenge. One of the beautiful things about the Sassin is that when you're a member, and I always ask people when they message me on IG, hey, come can I come hang out or you know, are you coming to my city? I say, are you a member? If you're not a member, I'm not dealing with you. We deal with our own. We respect our own. But I always tell people the beautiful thing about assassin is if you create a technology, you at least know your section if no one else. Your section got 40 guys in it. They're all going to join on your app just to help you out. So that when the the stranger comes upon your web application or your mobile application, they can see there's already users. There's already activity. For example, earlier today there was a post by Marcos who's one of our confirmed saints. And when we say confirmed, this means someone we trust and respect. There's no doubt about him. I saw he made a post on Facebook. I was very busy. I didn't have time to to listen through it, but I made sure that I commented and hit the like button. So, I'm going to comment. I'm hit the like button. I'm going to share whenever I can. U hopefully I have time to listen because I know you're saying something insightful. He's a very positive spirited brother. Um, but I make sure that I'm going to like it. I'm going to comment and try to push it into the algorithm. And when I comment on something, more people are going to see it because that's how social media is queued up. And so, I make sure I do that because he's a part of this thing of ours. You need people to help you succeed. People are always a part of your solution and folks underestimate that.

>> Of the American military, especially the special forces. But on Twitter, on axe, on social media, what people are saying is that um this was actually not necessarily a successful pilot rescue operation.

>> Duh.

>> It seems that evidence is emerging that this was a failed seizure. Clearly.

>> A failed attempt to seize uh Iran's uranium, enriched uranium in the Asafan power plant. And if that is the case,

>> Yeah, it makes perfect sense because there's no logical reason to spend $200 million to rescue a single person. Duh. Duh. Uh shout out to Darren came in supporting the work using the Stripe link. May I also acknowledge uh the Emanuel came in in a strong way on Stripe as well supporting the work. I appreciate you. I also acknowledge Daniel came in supporting on stripe as did Mr. Tabish. Other Mr. Tabby good to see you again. Uh very good. Carrying on and thank you to those who have supported and of course those who are members and those who hit the like button. You are appreciated.

Then that was an extremely risky um mission and um it and it's very consequential because America lost about $300 million worth of planes and equipment in this failed raid. So my concern is that Trump has surrounded himself with advisors who feed his Iranians into a compromise. Um, so I think that um we are in a

>> You know the challenge with Mr. Jang because he's not a dynamic speaker. Uh he does reference meaningful facts but he's not a dynamic speaker. And so when he does not have that whiteboard with the imagery and the the video clips and the the things he can highlight, it's actually quite hard to to stomach him. Especially in this case, you know, he has the kind of like muted brown background and like everything's just fading in. It's like a he's just uh in a very peculiar situation right now.

>> What What do you think though? Worst case that could happen, the best case. Walk me through what? And by the way, just out of curiosity, would you consider yourself a like if we're in July of 2024, would you say you were a supporter of Trump? Like you wanted to see him win?

>> Um, so um,

>> Bro's first three words were um, so um, what that's an indicator of, especially when an intelligent person starts off a sentence with um, so um, they're thinking. And the reason that they're thinking is because their brain is trying to muster an idea that is not the truth. And so you're trying to figure out, well, how do I uh say something that's uh not true without lying blatantly? And that's an unfortunate thing.

>> Um I'm I'm pretty politically neutral, but in July

>> Oh, that's so convenient. You're politically neutral. You're politically neutral. What does that mean? That means that you don't feel any emotions as a human being. You're above all of it. You're politically neutral. You're not liberal. You're not conservative. Things go on in the world and you look at it from straight down the middle every single time. If you believe that, you're a moron. July 2024, I was very confident Trump would win and I felt that America needed a change. So if I were American and I had the opportunity to vote in November of 2024, I would have voted for Trump or Biden.

>> Got it. That's very important. That's very important for the audience to know that because I don't think you've you've revealed that cuz your your criticism is just what you think's going to happen, but you still would have chosen a Trump over a Biden or a Kamla. Here's the question that we're we're you know everywhere we're we're talking to others. What's the best case worst case okay on what could happen here?

>> The best see both the questioner and the interviewe are doing us a disservice because they and they're kind of working on the same team which is the team of deceit. It's the team of the powerh holders. PBD is uh the Apac guy and Jang is the CCP guy. So they're both working for the man, so to speak, neither on behalf of the people. And the reason that it's important to make that distinction is because when he questions what is the best and worst case scenario, we'd have to say for whom? What's the best case scenario for the American government? What's the best case scenario for the Donald? What's the best case scenario for the Chinese Communist Party? What's the best case scenario for the American people? For whom? For Israel, for BB? For whom? But they don't ask these questions. Best case scenario is that the Americans and Iranians reach a compromise where they agree to share the shoo. So there'll be totes collected. Best case scenario for whom? Uh because the Iranians want reparations for all the damage that uh the Israelis and the Americans caused these uh this past month. Uh, but they agreed to share with the Americans and they agreed to collect the tolls in US dollars. And

>> Shout out to uh 96 writes. Much love, brother Saint. I truly appreciate your efforts for the people especially your community. We stand as allies in this fight. I appreciate you. Thank you very much. Thank you for that acknowledgement. And you know, one thing that we always have to make a distinction of when you say the Americans, is it the American people or the American government? These are two distinctly different groupings which have wildly different interests. And this fellow right here right now what he's saying ah it doesn't have much meaning for me because he's not define defining for whom the benefit would occur. Yeah, I think that's challenging there.

>> And all sanctions are are lifted and peace comes to the Middle East. And there is a possibility. I'm not saying this is impossible. There's no possibility of that. But it is a very low probability. And this would be the best case scenario.

>> Best case scenario. Give me the worst case scenario. The worst case scenario is that Trump follows through and uh bombs all of Iran's power plants. And the reason why this is the worst case scenario is that there are certain individuals who are now um trying to protect the um power plants with their bodies. So the Iranian government has called on for the young people

>> Of power plants in Iran. And so the Americans go in, they blow up all the power plant for the entire economy of the GCC. This would include all oil fields. This would include all the dissation plants. Uh

>> What's your likelihood of that happening? Give a percentage like if you're going to do a cow sheet type of I think that's 1% 2%.

>> This is really interesting because this is a new thing. And so for the young people, let me tell you what I mean. Obviously, I went to University of California, Berkeley. I went to the John's Hopkins University. As a result, I've listened to people lecture who are the top person in their area of study. Um, most notably, uh, politics of Southeast Asia, African history, and the politics of fascism. I took courses with professors who were the top persons in those fields, and in all cases, they were advisers to presidents, in some cases, multiple administrations. You would ask these people, "What's going to happen next in Southeast Asia?" Or, "What's the problem in Africa?" Africa, right? Or you'd say, you know, "What should we look for in terms of extremism and extremist ideology in America?" And they'd be able to tell you, and they know because they've been studying this stuff for 20 years, you know, or 30 years, and they wrote all of the books, or they wrote the the top books in that field of study. So, you ask them because they are the person that you're supposed to ask. And you wouldn't ask anyone else. Doesn't matter how many YouTubers, uh, YouTube subscribers they have. Doesn't matter how many people follow them on social media. Doesn't matter how good-looking they are, how popular they are. You wouldn't care because they don't know. And no one thinks that they know. I don't even think that Pat Bet David thinks this guy knows. I think Pat Met David is about his money and he knows that this guy is big, this guy's popular and people will watch and so I'm going to ask this guy about the areas he talks about even though he may not be giving informed opinion. What does it matter? Because it makes money and uh that's that's sad. That's that's sad. It's good for and always you know for whom right it's sad for humanity. It's good for Pat David. He's making a check. It's good for Jeang. He's making a check. He's in uh getting his name out there farther. But it's sad for humanity because increasingly your doctor won't be a doctor. You know, increasingly the expert won't be an expert. It's kind of sad.

>> 2%. If you were a betting man, what would you say it is?

>> So I would say best case scenario is 1%. I would say worst case scenario is 10%. And I would say a limited ground uh incursion would be about 40%.

>> Okay. So you have a higher likelihood of us hitting the power plants than the best case scenario happening. 10 times more likely the worst case than the best case. How does Trump because your your prediction was Trump wins, Trump goes to war with Iran and America loses. Define losing because some people could say Afghanistan was a loss, right? The way Biden left. Afghanistan was a loss and it didn't become a loss because Biden left. Biden actually did the smartest thing which is to limit the losses.

>> You know, we left whatever $83 billion of costs. We left $7 billion of equipment there. Whatever the numbers are. Uh define loss. What does loss mean to you?

>> Right. So loss means that America is forced to retreat from the Middle East and this will enable Iran to um control the GCC countries because remember the GCC is very important for the petro dollar system where the GCC sells its oil in US dollars and then recycles this back into American economy primarily by investing in uh AI. So a lot of these AI data data centers are financed by investment from these GCC self-s sovereign wealth funds and if and so if America were to retreat from the Middle East uh they would lose the petro dollar. The American economy would collapse.

See he's saying a lot of things and a lot of things that he's heard before said by other commentators but it would be very smart for Pat David to interject and say hold on you shared a lot of ideas claims that are very sophisticated. Would you be kind enough to explain how the petro dollar meets its demise? Number one. And then number two, what replaces it? Actually, that's number three. Number two is how long does that take? So, how does the petro dollar die? How long does that take? And then thirdly, what replaces it? That's important because the gentleman made a a number of statements which were actually claims uh and they're claims that for sure would require argument like it's not agreed on. He he's the way Brody was talking as though he said 1 plus 1 is two but that was it was actually not quite that simple.

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>> Collapse. Uh and you would you would have um a civil war emerge in America.

>> A civil war emerge in America. Okay. Uh interesting. Do do you think do you think uh uh

>> And that's again something that needs to be questioned. Well, what would the nature of the civil war be? Uh would it be social unrest? You see, because the Civil War is when we look at it in terms of American history, it was government against government low-key, right? You had the Confederates, which were Confederate states versus the northern states, just to oversimplify for understanding or excuse me, for conversational purposes. So, that was government against government. Um, whereas what he's talking about would be a little different. It would probably start as unrest and you probably wouldn't have American, you know, different aspects of the American government going against other aspects. You'd probably have, you know, different ideological groups uh raising up and you know it the question is, you know, what would this look like? Would it be BLM? Would it be the anarchists? Would it be the Antifa? Would it be the Proud Boys? Would it be the Sassin? like and which of these groups are allying with one another. So there's so many claims that he's and he's making enormous claims. I mean he's making just extraordinary claims but never asked to justify or give any meaningful thought and that's kind of the problem. Carrying on.

>> The president has a team of rivals right now that are trying to prevent that from happening. Because I think that you and I both know the the president is a what do you think asking everybody what are your thoughts? What do you think? What do you think? Including his enemies. I mean this guy called Elizabeth Warren and said hey what do you think about us doing this to the credit card companies and Elizabeth Warren's like he just call I was confused when he called me. You know President Trump will bring Mamani in and say hey don't worry about it. Be critical. Say whatever you want to say about me. I'm okay with that. You don't need to explain yourself. So he talks to everybody. Do do you think he is

>> Patrick bought David. Patrick bought David. Yes indeed. Shout out to Brad. He writes, "I watched his first lecture on civilization." He did reference the homo sapien originating from Africa. Fair. However, once he gets into civilization, it starts in Europe, which is curious. Not not in the fertile crescent. Is this because he has a western education or willful ignorance? Well, I think that we can all agree there's certain groups of people that, you know, if they could die and wake up white. I mean, they do it. The black South African, the uh South Korean, and shout out to the South Koreans. I I very much so respect them and I respect them so much. I I would love if they love themselves because I think that they are a superior people. They have a great civilization over there, but so many of them if they could go to sleep and wake up white that they'll take the chance. And this is not unusual throughout Asia. Um, in shout to the Filipino saints, I remember one of the Filipino saints on Facebook. I saw him like repost some content and I try to keep a, you know, in shout out to Assassin Asia. If you haven't joined, we welcome you to this thing of ours. Um, he had noted how Filipinos will engage with foreigners and treat them better than they'll treat Filipinos. And this is not a unique thing to Filipinos. It's just that white supremacy operates not only in white people. That's why you have a Beyonce has a blonde wig. That's why you have uh the what's the one chick that looks like a transformer? Serena Williams. I forget if it's Venus or Serena. She's using skin lightening creams. So unfortunately um this is the result of propaganda. Hollywood has been the greatest tool of the persons without melanin to spread their image and likeness. And it is through repetition. uh that these ideas of them being at the top dominate the minds of the masses. So I I think that is what it is. It's conscious and it's subconscious. Thank you for that question. That was a good question.

Shout out to Alex supporting the work came in using the Stripe link in the description of the video. he is fully uh um aware of the risks of what could happen if he goes aggressive here. Do you think he's fully aware aware of it? I think unfortunately he started himself with psychopaths. Right. So, uh, President Trump said about a a couple weeks ago, um, when people asked him why are we in this war? Because he has never really articulate a reason or an objective for this war.

>> And this at this point, you know, we have to acknowledge that Jang is obedient to his masters and to the money because he has been talking about the war that was started by Israel, but he's done that without ever talking about Israel. Has anyone else noticed that? Any of the fanboys in the audience, you have you noticed that there's no point in talking about why Trump started the war because Trump didn't start the war and we all know that this war and he basically said that well Jared Kushner, Steve Wov, Peter Hexf, Marco Rubio talked me into it. So what he's done is he's basically

>> What about BB Netanyahu?

>> Elevated the um hawkish elements of his administration and basically um ostracized or put on the silo.

>> See and this is again the logical inconsistencies. Mr. Young has stated that Trump surrounds himself with sickopants which is to suggest that these are people who are yesmen who just obey Trump's whims. But now you just stated that Trump said he was influenced by the people around him, which is to say that the opposite is happening. It's not that the sickopants are yielding to Trump. It's that Trump is yielding to what you call the war hawks around him. So he's taking their lead as opposed to vice versa. This is in complete contradiction. The man is consistently not consistent.

Sidelines, the more um um cautionary conservative elements of his uh administration who include JD Vans and 79 uh students in Tran overran the American uh embassy and took people hostage. People don't know this, but the those students are now running the re ref guard corp. Also, their leader uh Kasam Salmani was killed by the Americans in January 2020 and they they wanted revenge against Americans for the longest time and now it's a perfect opportunity. So, there's a there's a lot of blood um bad I don't buy this these thesis because the Iranians have had so many times in which they'd be completely justified in taking preemptive action or even defensive action and they chose not to do it. So, this thesis does is not backed by evidence. Uh, and again, I would have challenged him if I was PBD. And I think I don't know what PBD's deal is. There's a lot of things I can't explain about the gentleman, like why he hasn't fired Adam, who's fairly incompetent and not well-liked by the audience.

>> Add blood between the Americans and the uh Reverend Gar Corp. And the Reverend Gar Corp see this as an opportunity to destroy the Americans once and for for all, even pressureing Trump to finish this war. Right. So what so it's easy to start a war start the war.

>> What do you think is the right move? What what do you're an adviser? You you've said a lot of crazy things which is which is very interesting and I I like to hear what you're saying because we you know when everybody is saying the same exact thing, you're not learning back. I don't see the logic behind that.

>> Well, I mean the reality is that um America is going to have a hard time holding on to its empire and Trump has said this many times. Uh, so I'm talking today if you go in the room and say, "Okay, let's play nice with Iran." They're like, "You're out of your flipping mind." And if we say, "Hey, Iran says we want to play nice." You're you're out of your and we know Russia had a good talk. We're going to go visit back in May. Moderate and also he is considered incompetent. And so the people around him will be able to control him. We we can expect like the most hardline elements in Iran society will emerge triumphant from this war if this war continues. So my again my best advice is for these four countries to sit down together.

>> Not interesting at all. Uh ladies and saints, it's been a pleasure have this time to fellowship with you all. Let us end this with our tradition. The creed of the assassin. Repeat after me with full conviction knowing this is true of you. The creed of the assassin. I am going to be who I truly am because I am remarkable and I'm going to strive every moment to show the greatest part of who I am. Until next time, peace of the saints.