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>> Peace of the saints. We are back with another conversation. Today we're talking about something that is a little more complex than it should be. That's because your government, I guess that's what you can call these thugs. Your government is trying to sneak something by you. This is the merger of the Israeli and American military, which really in essence is the infiltration of the American military. So, got to give it to Israel. Very clever. Very clever. They said, "We'll stop accepting all of the grants and the loans and the subsidy. we'll stop accepting it. We're gonna get off of the military welfare package that we've had. And then they go ahead and find another way to blood suck. Ladies and saints, we're going to get into it today. I want to introduce this concept to you in three ways. One, in short form, Tucker Carlson giving his review of it. And then secondly, we'll look at a YouTuber who seems to have broken it down. And if they don't do a good job, then we'll go to the text. I always like to give you all visuals because it's more engaging, but we'll go to the text if those visuals are insufficient. And I appreciate those of you who support the work using the information in the banner and as well in the description of the video. And apparently not enough people are talking about this. I've looked at it online and I've not seen many good sources. So I think we're probably doing something quite important here. So it's a pleasure to be here with you all. And you'll have to forgive me for not being in my usual setup. Today has been quite an exhausting day. So, I'm just happy to be here with you all. Let's go ahead and get to this work. Here we go.
Republican but seven today. >> Reload this one for you. >> House of Representatives. Every Republican but seven today just voted House of Representatives. Every Republican but seven today just voted to murder. Hello. Hello. Hello. Very strange. That that that was really strange. Listen, I'm gonna tell you guys right now. Honestly, this was the most bizarre thing that just happened on my computer. It It looked like my computer was uh essentially taking over remotely. I I hope you guys don't think this stuff is coincidental. I promise you it's not. I I promise you it is. It's not coincidental, folks. Every one of my tabs froze. Every one of them. Folks, this is not coincidental stuff. I have the most expensive hardware that you can get. When I configured this Mac, I spent the most possible money. I have commercial grade internet. None of this should be happening. And all of the sudden started happening when I begin this live. Yeah, something's not right. We're living in very challenging times, folks. I promise you. Anyway, so let's go ahead start this from the top. You know, sometimes just thinking about this stuff is exhausting because I realize that a lot of us are scared. When I say us, I mean the citizens are scared. They're scared to speak up. They're scared to do something. Everyone knows what's happening is wrong at on so many levels. I mean, nothing makes sense in this country currently. Uh, for example, the interest rates on mortgages. Now, first off, just the concept of a mortgage, the idea that you have to essentially enslave yourself to have somewhere to live is not correct. But for mortgages, realistically, you should be expecting, you know, 3% 4% on a mortgage, but they got you guys paying 7%, 8%, in some cases 9%. It's not reasonable. The world you live in is not affordable. I say this as a person who can afford most things. I am very sensitive and sympathetic to the fact that the way the American government has arranged things is uh to basically put everyone in slavery and slavery for who? Slavery for that one place. They're clearly watching. They're clearly running artificial intelligence on every bit of data and communications. And the AI is very sharp. You're not about to get anything by it. That's why I have over a quarter of a million followers, but only 180 watching live because they've suppressed this topic. You can't even scarcely pull up any information about this. And this should be huge news. like I mean just absolutely huge news story. But anyways, let's start from the top. I'm going to try it again. I'm going to try to play this video and if you can see it and hear it, you populate an alpha one into the chat. I'd appreciate it. The entire House of Representatives, every Republican but seven today, just voted to merge the US military, the 1.5 trillion dollar a year US military with the tiny reserve force IDF. Does that help us? No, of course helps them. Merge American intelligence, the 19 intel agencies with MSAD. What? Basically a humiliation ritual. Whatever you want, Israel, if it hurts us, that's fine. Actually, it feels good to sacrifice for you. Like everyone in the entire government is Mike Huckabe now. the entire house. >> Yes. And so much heaviness. So much heaviness. You know, the funny thing, and it does bother me, is that I have a a good position, and the people who are actually suffering the most don't want to fight. And ironically, they'd be fighting on their own behalf, right? Because they're the ones that are struggling in the existing system. I'm not struggling in the existing existing system. I get on just fine in the existing system. So there's very little incentive to sacrifice myself on behalf of people who won't fight in their own end, you know. But anyways, Tucker Carlson just summarized the highlevel point which is that this is clearly something for the benefit of Israel in as much as as a miniature country with a small population, a small military. there's very little they can offer to the behemoth military of the United States which has more funding, more personnel, more agencies, more reach. So, it's clearly an effort for the Israelis to secure their control and infiltration of the American military. Let's go ahead in a little deeper. This is a a YouTube channel. It looks like he's one of the few persons who have, you know, decent production value and are talking about this topic. Even all of your conspiracy theory and all of your mainstream outlets, um, they haven't covered this at any significant level for some strange reason. They might have put out a twominute reel uh or a six minutee video, but they've not done any diving into this most critical of topics. So, I found this video after filtering for 20 minutes plus. Let's see if he does a decent uh explanation. And if he does, uh fantastic. We'll go through. If he doesn't, then we'll pull up the text and we'll we'll I won't say it's hard work, but for some, but we'll do the work of reading through it. Uh before we get going uh I want to acknowledge the folks who support this work because uh it is critically important. Uh so shout out to Canuk supporting the work using the stripe link in the description. I also acknowledge Rammon writes tuition peace to the saints. Also shout out to Johnny writes tuition came in by Venmo. I also acknowledge Rammon writes we don't hear the video Mr. Burton. I think that was from uh just a little few moments ago. Shout out to Mr. Naim. He writes, "Sign up at peace tothesaints.com. It's getting spooky out here." And yes, yes, it is getting spooky out here. Shout out to Luigi. He writes, "Peace to the saints. Humble support." Came in via PayPal. And I also acknowledge Mr. Thompson as well supporting the work. Shout out to Ricardo writes, "Tuition peace of the saints." And Joshua writes, "Hi, Marquette. I want to purchase the AI web development course on school, but it requires a recurring monthly membership. Is there a part of the course? Excuse me. Is this part of the course or is there a way to bypass it? Yes, Joshua. There's a way to bypass it. You can uh send the amount of the course via Venmo with your email address and then I'll manually add you, which will give you access to the course without the monthly fee. I also acknowledge Miles. He writes, "Peace of the Saints, Mr. Burton. Should we seek a second home in a different country since the sheep are docile here in America? The average person is so easily confused and distracted. It's alarming. You know, Miles, I think generally diversifying is smart. However, we must know that sometimes it's safer to be in the belly of the beast as opposed to outside of the beast because then you might be devoured. So uh at a certain level you know it would be ironic to move out of America say to you know Iraq, Yemen, Dubai, Afghanistan, Somalia, Iran, Russia, Ukraine, Venezuela and end up getting bombed. Right? So sometimes they say keep your enemies close, but if you were to move out, you'd really want to be thinking about countries that a don't extradite, b uh have enough technology, military technology, namely nuclear, uh that would allow them to defend against uh invasion or aggression from the United States. uh so that would greatly limit your options and most of those options are considered pariah states. So something to think about but this world is not easy. So just because it's not easy doesn't mean don't do it. Um, I would also encourage you to coordinate that with people you uh care about and respect because there's nothing worse than being a a stranger in a land that is not your own, especially if you were to be on the run. Leon came in supporting the work for from PayPal. Also acknowledge Mr. Mugisha came in in a strong way, the strongest thus far via PayPal writes peace to the saints. I also acknowledge Wayne writes peace to the saints tuition. I appreciate each and every one of you. And Shelter Carter writes, "Was not notified of this live." Yes, I tried to update the title last minute to see if YouTube would push it out, but no, their controls are too great. They of course did not push it out. Anyways, let's go ahead and get to this work. Here we go. You need to understand that for them, this isn't a war from 10 years ago. A war to get it. They're willing to go to the most extreme and drastic measures at the expense of countless lives. And the American people, as always, we left with the bill. Your host, Will Sex, the Mayor Mum Donnie, threatening to arrest Netanyahu on war crime charges with Ben Shapiro losing his mind basically. >> So, first off, shout out to Mum Donnie. He's a very clever fellow and you know the challenge is that it's hard to believe that anyone in the American government is sincere. So I wonder if he's just a great operator of the book of dark truths and he knows that this will get him attention and spotlight uh as opposed to being sincere in attempting to arrest Netanyahu. If he did do it, certainly he'd be a legend. We can always surmise that Netanyahu would eventually get out of it through whatever means uh became necessary. But Mandani seems to have greater political ambitions. However, due to not being born in the United States, he would be limited and unable currently to run for president. But some types of ambition know no limits. I can tell you all that I could certainly see a revolution occurring in this country though the testosterone levels of the males are clearly quite low. A revolution increasingly seems like what is necessary as the government is so radically out of touch and dishonest. I heard Donald Trump say that some cities are begging for a data center in their town. And it's the most unbelievable and idiotic and clearly dishonest phrase I've heard in some time. And when you have too much of that, um, people may consider rising up. But generally when you're in a developed context, which is to say the economy has a middle class, however it may be dwindling, uh you're not going to see people become necessarily violent um until you have a level of starvation. Uh minor deprivation of things like uh gasoline and petrol being overpriced and food stuffs increasing in cost won't be enough. you'd actually have to have some amount of actual starvation and that will push enough people to force change. And I think we can see uh more clearly than ever that the government is compromised. But we should all be terrified because if the Israelis were to infiltrate our government, they would then have hold of our data as citizens. And as well, they'd have the allseeing eye of the American uh spy infrastructure. And surely we've observed the Israelis be exceedingly ruthless with populations that are closer to them, shall we say. So we can only imagine that they would take no mercy on American citizens even uh especially those who would rebel. So they'd be operating the United States government more directly whereas now they control it remotely. Uh after this if this goes through they'd be controlling it directly. This is no doubt a time in which uh people probably should be in the streets. Uh, and I think that the only reason they are not is because they're actually scared. They're scared of losing their employment. They're scared of being brutalized. They're scared of being jailed. Daily and constant dystopic commentary from people like Tim Dylan or breakdowns from people like Tucker Carlson. It seems the world is heading towards a very, very dark place. A place defined by two words that seem to be on everybody's mind. Ground invasion. It's undeniable that at this point the only way in which a war against Iran could possibly be waged or even remotely won is via a ground invasion Allah the Iraq war. We all know this. I think everyone is aware at this point of where this war is going to have to go. We reached a point in which bombing Iran isn't really working anymore. Iran is far too mountainous, far too large. I mean, pickaxe mountain alone, something that Donald Trump has been positioning himself towards attacking, holds a nuclear facility so deep that even our bunker busting bombs couldn't reach it. I mean, >> yeah, that's true. I do believe that it is claimed that Iran's nuclear uh lab elet uh minimum uh deep into uh that mountain. However, um the bunker busters I believe get about half of that. But that does not mean that they cannot run multiple bombing missions to kind of pound down. I want to say it's about 150 ft that these uh weapons can get into the earth. And so it's just a matter of softening up the earth and bombing it multiple times. But in all honesty, I believe it's more likely that the strategy is to use the air raids uh for the purpose of preparing for a ground invasion. you know, really soften them up by destroying all of the infrastructure ID could use to prevent an amphibious landing to, you know, to basically make sure that when America tries to put forward a ground invasion, uh, and I think it would be a joint coalition between whatever uh, dweebs they can find from Iraq or Syria or mercenaries from nearby plus American soldiers. And so the reason that they're doing all of this bombing is so that they can basically ensure that when the boats land or the ships land or whatever vehicles come or even if they're attempting to come via land, which is nearly impossible due to the terrain, excuse me, the topography of Iran, that these uh vessels are not going to get destroyed immediately. Uh so the truth is that Donald Trump is operating according to plan. We often hear that he's made mistakes and he thought it would be quick. No, I would actually contend Book of Dark Truths that he did not make a mistake and that he did not think it would be quick. That he knew it would take time. It would take money and being that oh and also blood time. money, blood, and Donald Trump said, "Okay, well, money. Do I have the money?" Well, America is a debt society. It's a credit society. Um, and it's not his money. It's the taxpayer money. It's the Treasury bonds. And he's like, "Hey, yeah, it's all fake anyways. Yeah, I'll spend it." And that makes perfect sense for a guy who has a background in real estate, which is all, you know, like very much so based on complex financial instruments. It seems like a mortgage is simple, but once you figure out how the mortgage rate is set and how it's connected to treasury bonds and all of this other stuff, you realize like, oh, this is a real scam. But a guy who's in the real estate industry is often dealing with debt, right? He's comfortable with the idea of debt and also not paying off debts, right? Filing for bankruptcy, running from debts, tricking the banks, renegotiating debts. So he knew it would take money, blood, and time. So he's like, "The money doesn't matter. It's taxpayer money. It's debt money. It's fake money." Cool blood. It's not my blood. It's not my children's blood. It's not Israeli blood. It's the blood of the, you know, the blacks, the Latinos, and the foolish whites, the poor whites. So yeah, let's spill spill oceans of it. And then time. I think he has all the time he needs. He has a couple more years left in his term. I think that that's plenty time, especially if he's planning to continue on illegally. And at this rate, it appears that he has no respect for the law. The amount of corruption we're seeing is truly unique. Uh it's African dictator level. So, at this rate, I could see him trying to uh maintain power. This is a country that is heavily fortified as it's been preparing for this war for the past 50 years. And so with such impossible odds, it begs a great question. Why even do it? At this point, we all know it's on behalf of the state of Israel. I've spoken before in several videos about the Yanan plan and the clean break memo, all these different wars that we have fought on behalf of Israeli interests. But Iran, Iran is the final boss of the Middle East, if you will. It is the most powerful, most armed, and most threatening of every single state in the Middle East. It has to be remembered that Iran, this is not an Arab state. And that's not me disparaging Arab states. I love Arab states. I mean, come on. You see the background? You know, I got the little fy ruse. You guys are always commenting on that. But let's be real. The Arab identities of the Middle East are fairly recent creations. I mean, Jordan, what even is that? It's named after the Jordan River, but the whole Jordan River isn't even in Jordan. The thing about Arabs is that the people are older. The people are an ancient people. But the actual state policies, they don't really represent the Arab people, something that any of them would tell you. And they're not that old. But Iran, >> well, this is a very common story, right? We hear this pretty much everywhere you've had European colonization. So >> vastly different story. Before we get into all that, be sure to like, subscribe, hit the bell to get notified anytime I make a biblical times as that polity. While it's expand Iranians, they truly see their civilization as an extension of the ancient Iranian civilization. Something that loyalism, nationalism, and defense of the state. And while that may make it sound like I'm making them seem like zealots, I'm really not. This is basically the status quo of any country on earth. But all of this begs the question, if that's the state of Iran, if that's how they view themselves, how does Israel view themselves? Because Israel is all Israel is settler colonialism, which I understand the argument. These are people coming from the outside God. I've gotten a lot of questions about what seems to be radicalism from these people. And let me make it very clear, these are religious zealots. They like to dress up their language as if it's the Muslims that are religious zealots. that Muslims are these finess the temple >> okay so I don't agree with his analysis in fact many persons in Israel are atheist and when you find the orthodox um Jews the hidic Jews they are quite against the actions of the Israeli government and in some cases they refuse conscription uh at great uh expense to their freedom uh and sometimes to life and limb. Uh there is diversity within the state of Israel. But what is certain is that within the government there have has never really been a devoutly religious uh Jew running that country. And what's more is consistently we see that Tel Aviv is a LGBTQ. How religious the country is and certainly their racial consciousness I think trumps everything and the idea of having a state running it um and having it before your people uh is the biggest concern not any major religious considerations. And the gentleman said that Iran is not a country of zealots. And no, not everyone, but it probably has more zealots per capita than anywhere in the world. And I don't think there's anything wrong with that. I think it's in fact the reason that they've been able to survive the American onslaught, which has been extraordinarily vicious. And I mean, after all, not only are you going up against the most powerful well-unded military in the world, you're going up against the most powerful well-unded military in the world while it is being led by a commander-in-chief who is uh uniquely cruel and aggressive. So, you'd have to be a zealot. You'd have to come from a culture of martyrdom to think that uh it's worth fighting. It's worth fighting a foe that is uh willing to commit crimes against humanity and brag about it as opposed to hide it. You know, generally when dictators do these kinds of things, they hide it. They don't brag about it. [gasps] So I in my opinion, this gentleman has actually gotten these two things uh wrong. In fact, they're opposite in each case. But that doesn't mean he's not well researched or intelligent. >> Church is the new Israel. This is a basic Christian concept. Jews obviously don't believe this. They believe. >> Okay. So, this is supposed to be on section 219. Uh we're almost halfway in. I've not heard much. So, we might be transitioning off pretty soon. >> That's Israel. This war between Iran and Israel, they view it as a war between Israel and the Persians. And what needs to be understood is that they believe the current Shiite Muslim regime of Iran. They see it as a bastardization of Iran. That Zoroastrianism is the true religion of Iran and that Israel needs to be made powerful and great and this falsehood erased from the Iranian people to be replaced with Zoroastrianism. This is why in the grander view of things they see this as like an ironic final battle that it was Persia that allowed them back into the land and now they must defeat Persia to again bring back the temple and retain the land. This is part of >> So yeah, these kind of explanations I think are pretty bad because it's like you're buying into the nonsense. I think it's pretty bad. Uh here we have Tucker Carlson interviewing u Dennis Cusenich and I think this one will be a little more grounded. Uh however, the only challenge is that Dennis Cusenich is not fascinating to listen to. Uh but I think we'll be able to get some good information. >> So a lot of us who've been paying half attention keep hearing that there's an effort in the Congress to in some basic sense merge the US military with the IDF with the Israeli military. Same with our intelligence services. It's hard to believe that could be true. Is it true? What do you know about it? Well, uh, the National Defense Authorization Act of, uh, 2027, section 219 has a provision that provides for the integration of the IDF and the uh, US military at the top most sensitive levels of our of our military operations. And uh, that is a fact. Now, when you're when you have an integration and you say you're going to eliminate duplication, that's a merger. And so, they're merging. And uh the >> the US military and Israeli military. >> Yeah. at at and and in in specific areas like uh artificial intelligence and autonomous functioning of of vehicles, you know, that u that will increase the kill efficiency, right? >> Yes. >> Uh in um uh quantum sensing that deals with very sophisticated uh data and will blur the distinction between offense and defense. Okay. Um cyber electronic war is another area they they they want to merge in which um you can't really um you know if you if you take AI >> one of the intelligent things I've heard said about this merger is that it can't be undone and I think that's the really important piece that we have to acknowledge is that it gives the Israelis control over pieces of technology that allow for domestic terror. Yes. And in the aspect of domestic terror, that means that the American citizenry will forever be a slave to Israel. and the there's no amount of voting or governmental action that can undo this bill once it's done because the Israelis will be able to sink their tentacles in so deep that they can never be pulled out. And unfortunately, if those tentacles were ever to be pulled out, it would look like an utterly violent revolution. And unfortunately it would require similar actions to what we observed in World War II. Um in as much as uh of course what happens when you see these kinds of revolutions is that it goes too far. You know the vengeance will go too far. There will be people who will be accused of being Jewish and they're not Jewish. There'll be people who are in fact Jewish but they were not wrongdoers and they too will be victim uh when the population gets fed up and it appears that this always happens that apparently there's precedence for this and my hope is that this does not occur. Um, but if this bill is to pass, there is no doubt that deprivation in America will become significant until the country begins to resemble a third world failed state. And it's already on its way as we see corporations are owning private single family residences, driving up prices. And while prices are driven up, mortgage interest rates are already high. So it fundamentally betrays the American dream. The recreated American dream authored by the likes of an Elon Musk is the idea that you won't own anything. You'll rent everything that you have. It's funny to say out loud because it's so evil. You'll rent everything. You'll take loans and you'll live on credit increasingly. And another word for credit that is rarely used is debt slavery. Yes. So, and we know debt comes from interest, right? And we know who likes to use interest. There's a certain group of people. So, I uh and you match it with these sophisticated technologies. Uh you expand the ability to hurt people, really kill people. Um, you know, they want to uh merge uh missile defense space defense, um, directed energy, it's a whole range of things and biological um, technology, including biological potential biological warfare. What could go wrong, right? See, and and I I look at it this way, Tucker, the [clears throat] first issue is American sovereignty. I don't care Israel or whoever. We should we need to maintain our sovereignty. We cannot cause another country to be involved in the decision-makings that relate to the national security of the United States of America. Yes, we have to be singular and solitary in that regard. >> Okay. So, Mr. Cusenich is saying something that makes sense and what I'm curious about is is he going to follow up and explain how like what to do? And you know, this is the scary part, you know, having to do something. So let's wait for that part. And Mr. Cusenich should know because you know he's been a me a public figure in the political space for some time. >> Unfortunately uh this provision in this bill uh all the safeguards go out the window and essentially it's a merger and you know one step from a merger is an acquisition. I I am yeah really you know think about that. I I but and think about this too in this context. We had kind of a quasi uh kind of a practice run of this murder in Iran. Look what happened. You know, the the Israel uh the United States at the behead of Israel goes in and attacks Iran. >> Yeah. >> Working with Israel on this, it ended up being a disaster on so many different levels. So that's what we've already found out from that kind of a cooperation let's say and now imagine if you get two parties together and they go forward from there what you know again what could go wrong the United States must remain sovereign we must not in any way seed this uh idea uh of um uh Israel being integrated the militaries of the US and Israel being integrated the other thing is it's unconstitutional utional I mean really you they bypassed the treaty mechanism you know we join >> so what you have to understand is when you hear these kinds of claims it's unconstitutional well the constitution is a piece of paper the Haitians say which is a constitution is paper bayonet is steel for a constitution to have meaning people must enforce it and we see that uh with the Donald not enough is being enforced. The branches of government in fact are not balancing one another. Uh there's no doubt that this piece of paper, however grand and historical it may be, uh probably is not going to have as much influence as it previously has. So we can speak of ideals but we are in a time when we really need to speak of the men who are going to uh ensure that what is right prevails. We cannot rely on a piece of paper even if it be a founding document to come to life and combat the great Satan uh who runs this country. >> Join NATO as a treaty. >> Yes. There's no treaty or it's just in legislation. This should be going to the Senate at least for approval. Not so just to put in legislation, make it happen. And also people, you know, the president is the commander-in-chief of US armed forces, each of whom take an oath to defend a constitution. First of all, Israel doesn't have a constitution. Secondly, they're not taking any oath to the United States of America to protect our interest. So what is this about? Why are we becoming more vulnerable to a nation whose, you know, whose military values are so distinct from ours? Well, I mean, there's so many levels here. I mean, on just to address that, of all the militaries you could merge with, why pick the only one on the planet that's currently committing genocide? I mean, it does seem grotesque. Of all the militaries on the planet, right? Um, so, uh, it does seem like this changes the dynamic between the United States and Israel completely were it to become law because as it presently stands, the United States is Israel's benefactor. >> Israel can't fight seven wars or whatever how many fronts they have at any given time without the United States paying for most of it, which we do. Um, and so we can withdraw that support and and thereby control, at least theoretically control Israel's behavior. We never have but we could. This would if it becomes law integrate the militaries to to such an extent that the United States would actually be at the mercy of Israel. So Israel withdraws technology and the United States military is hamstrung. So it would actually put Israel in the driver's seat. >> That's right. 100% correct. And [clears throat] and as such it's adverse to the national security interest of the United States of America. um we cannot be in a situation where um there's no oversight. Congress is out of the picture once this thing passes. >> What does that mean? How? >> What it means is that this is run in the defense department with a coordinator and that just like the daily business of the Department of Defense is moves on. This becomes part of the daily business. This integration is coordination. So no more votes. No more votes. No, not on these matters. No. And and even more >> now, that should be concerning. But what should be comical is that [clears throat] as it stands, we don't have enough votes on the right things. And furthermore, there's clearly a disconnect in this republic between the citizen and those who represent them. Be honest. Uh most of you don't know how the American government works, and I'm I'm no better off. I took a degree in political science from a public university which is a government university. I went to government schools my whole life. Public elementary, public middle school, public high school and a public uh undergraduate institution. And still I like you don't know how the United States government works. And for most of my life in whatever uh locality I was in, I did not know who my representative was, who my congressman was. And partly it's by design. You could say, "Oh, you should be more informed and proactive." You'd think a hundred years plus in this system uh there would be a very clear way to make sure that you know who is there to represent help and you know work on behalf of your interests. But you know that is not the goal of the system. The goal of this system is not participation. It is control. More important is this. The National Defense Authorization Act authorizes $1.5 trillion dollar annually. 80% of the discretionary budget of the United States of America is now going for military. I I mean that's horrific to begin with. 80% of America's discretionary budget. Total discretionary budget is going to >> the discretionary budget of the United States of America is about 1.9. >> Shout out to Gary and uh shout out to Kyle as well. Kyle, I just sent you an email back. I appreciate that. And you know, they're talking about these numbers like it matters. But the weird thing that makes me so um bothered and shout to Tucker. He said some things that are edging on revolution. I heard Tucker Carlson say that people should stop paying their credit cards. Now, me personally, I think people should have never had credit cards. They're dangerous. Uh there there's very little good that comes out of them, but he said stop paying them. And that's a heck of a revolutionary thing. And if people did it in a coordinated way, it would certainly have some impact. Uh, however, when you do it as an individual without the coordination, then you probably are going to just experience punishment. Um, and that's the problem when you don't have organization, which is something I often talk about. Uh, because if you were to stop paying your credit card as an individual, now you have bad credit. You are going to be disenfranchised from the financial system. If you were to coordinate something like that and you had a quarter of a million people stop paying at the same time, it may have a domino effect. other people may join in and then the consequence goes not to the individual consumer but rather to the system to the bank to the the credit and the money lenders and that is powerful in fact that can upset the entire system and there are things that you believe cannot happen that can happen well Marquette what anam what would an example of that be well an example is that you know you think that we can't just change currency. Yes, it's happened before. Uh for example, in Ecuador. Yes, Ecuador. You heard of it. Kito is the capital. I was recently in Guayakil. Uh Ecuador had a issue with their currency and uh hyperinflation and financial crisis. And Ecuador actually uh is a oil country. I I want to say a third of the government revenue comes from oil. Most people don't aren't aware of this. They also have shrimp exports and I believe bananas and Ecuador had an issue where their currency which I want to say is the solless hopefully I'm not confusing it with Peru. Um I think I might be but whatever their currency was you see because it no longer exists. It exists. It eventually became 25,000 to1 to the US dollar and that country uh basically stopped using their own currency and swapped in the dollar which actually did require uh armored airplanes, cargo planes to fly in dollars from the United States. And there was a time of transition where there were dual prices on every item. If you were to go into the grocery store, it'll say the price in the local currency and also the price in US dollars. Once they transitioned to dollars, this caused a lot of people's savings to be worth nearly nothing. And even leading up to this, the government took a week-long bank holiday and prevented people from withdrawing their savings um so that they could, you know, execute on this plan. which again reminds you why the government wants everyone to be banked, why the government hates cash money, why the government always keeps controls on certain things like gold. Uh, so this stuff is this stuff is real and it does happen. But I say all that to say there have been examples of a country losing their currency or doing away with the currency. The Deutsch mark is an example in Germany um which gave way I want to say to the rich is that what they called it whatever it was we know that Deutsch mark is the one that uh suffered insane inflation and in that case you know if you have a revolution in your country all debts are nullified uh we saw this occur in Russia uh we saw this occur at times in China when there's a revolution debts are nullified especially if it's a communist revolution socialist revolution or in Cuban case uh communista, but people say really that regime was uh full of fidelistas. But the point is that all of this stuff is pretty much fake. And uh and it can be done away with. Uh but that requires the will of the people. And the will of the people shows up less frequently than one would think. It doesn't show up enough and in meaningful ways. And very rarely when the people or the masses or the mob come together, very rarely do they come together under coherent ideology. They usually come together as a reaction or as a result of starvation, extreme deprivation, emotion, and they're a dangerous mob, not an organized mob. >> 9 trillion dollars. You know, we can we can spend money on education. We can spend money on health care. We can spend money on food, nutrition programs, >> infrastructure. >> Infrastructure. Yes. Or we can choose to spend money on a military. And President Trump has made a his own case. >> Okay. This is not just President Trump. This has actually been the nature of the American government since World War II. If we had to say uh just just like pick a point where there seem to be a serious transition. Uh, may I also acknowledge Takarion supporting using the Stripe link. Also, shout out to uh, Rard. I see that you sent me a message on wisdom.com/marqueton. Looking forward to answering it. People send me all kinds of messages there. Um, often I seems like we're talking about business. 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Um Josiah, Nick, and uh Kyle, just phenomenal leaders. And you know, Josiah is someone I talk to uh quite frequently because he's an ambassador. And you guys are going to get so much value within this organization. Anyways, uh speaking of such, Joshua comes in via Gmail. He writes, "Just a follow-up. Can I send money using PayPal instead? I don't live in the US and can I use Venmo? Yes, you can. Uh but do be mindful that PayPal will take a fee from you. So, just make sure that it balances out. If you're unable, you know, you can use the friends and family method. If you're unable, then you'll have to try to account for the fee that PayPal gives you. Shout out to Wayne came in supporting the work. He writes, "You can run away from a fight, but eventually you will still have to fight." Yes, indeed. Wisdom from the black box. Also acknowledged via PayPal. Shout out to Michael. He writes, "Peace to the saints." Peace to the saints indeed. Uh, shout Mr. Chamblas writes, "I believe that there's still a software running that will listen for a few keywords and do something when certain words and proper nouns are mentioned like a certain nation or a certain ethnicity." Oh, absolutely. And I think that's what happened earlier when we saw all of my systems phrase. Uh, Mr. Chamblas comes back. He writes, "Shapiro hired a fast-talking uh black American to cuddle up and romanticize the obliteration carried out by America in that one country. He recently did a debate on one of those shows in LA." Yeah, they do that. They they pick someone who looks like you and I uh and send them out to do the devil's work. carrying on >> that. Uh well, you know, we've got to protect our country, but there's questions as to whether this is in our national security interest. And $1.5 trillion annually. That is a 67% increase. Over the previous year, the budget was $900 billion. Now it's 1.5 trillion. Think of that increase of 600 billion in one year. Plus, we now have a department of war. Plus, Israel would then have access not just to the 4 billion that we give them in in military assistance. They have access to the whole Miguela to everything. We're we will be opening up the possibility of of Israel having influence over a $1.5 trillion annual budget. I feel sick hearing this. First of all, we just lost a war with Iran. With Iran, >> right, >> which has an economy, you know, of the size of an American state. Okay? So, [laughter] >> that's a fact. And Ducker Carlson is saying this in the past tense. And frankly, this is not the past tense. This is the present tense. The war is still ongoing. and uh for excuse me and to avoid uh the appearance of having loss. I think there's nothing that is beyond what Donald Trump would do. Nothing that is beyond what Israel would do. I do think it's quite comical and bizarre that uh this was Israel's war, but all of a sudden it's only Donald Trump and America fighting it, right? It's like Israel stepped back like, "Okay, we'll let you guys spend the money. he will let you guys spend your lives. Uh so that's quite clever. The master son Zeus says the
The highest form of warfare is to fight without fighting. And that's what Israel is doing. They're fighting Iran without fighting Iran. They're having America do it. Just imagine being a superpower and another country turns you into a proxy. Wowzer.
So, you would think at that point someone would say, "Let's continue feeding a system that is failing. Let's stop and assess where the money went the first time before we, you know, up the budget, right? I mean, clearly what we're doing isn't working, right?"
You would think.
Okay. And this would give Israel influence over that entire over 80% of America's discretionary. Again, let's let's look at uh you know, counter drones, anti-tunneling, uh directed energy, uh AI, autonomous weapons, cyber technology, electronic warfare, the national security architecture of the future. The future here it is, you know, we're going to share it really. We and also you have to remember that Israel um was a conduit for taking technology from America and sending it to China. There's no guarantees in this agreement that they can't.
And the Soviet Union. Yes. I mean Jonathan Pard's secrets which he stole from the United States military from the Navy wound up in the hands of our arch rivals the Soviets because.
You don't have to spy or steal if everything's open and you're right at the you have a seat at the table do you? Uh and you know this is and then as you pointed out earlier Tucker, ethnic cleansing, genocide, these are partners all because we're not just you know taking in um their um IDF, let's say, we're taking in the values that we've seen demonstrated or lack of values on.
So, you know, the weird thing. When I hear these guys, I sometimes wonder, are they deluded? Maybe. Yes. Because he's suggesting that America has values that are somehow superior to Israel's or more moral. And frankly, the evidence does not bear that out, especially when you consider CIA assassinations uh as of recent. So, we're not talking about like slavery or all of that stuff. We're talking about uh the Central Intelligence Agency going into a given country because that country wanted to put a small tax on a company called United Fruit. And instead of accepting a small reasonable tax to exploit the land and the labor, um they said, "Okay, well, let's have the Central Intelligence Agency go in there and unseat the government that is pushing this."
And yeah, so um no, the United States has not conducted themselves in a moral way. They've had a what, a 64-year blockade on Cuba, maybe even more than that. I'd really have to sit down and think about it. But that kind of a blockade uh means that Cuba no longer has any reserves of oil. They're having 22-hour blackouts. Uh hospitals don't have medicine, nor do they have electricity. That means babies in the NICU. That means people who are elderly on respirators, they're all going to die. That's essentially what that means. So yeah, I I don't think you can call America moral.
You know, moral law, international law. How do we what does it say about us as a country if we want this kind of a partnership in in the largest expenditures of US tax dollars of any single area in terms of uh especially with respect to our defense.
Cost of living is already making it hard to live here and it's not.
You have to remember when I first got to Congress, the inspector general of the uh department of defense said that there was over $1 trillion in accounts that could not be reconciled. That was in 1997. They they couldn't keep track of over a trillion dollars. Today it's multiple trillions. You know, it's they had like, 100 different accounting systems in the Pentagon there. It's engineered to where money might just disappear.
Yeah, agree. And this is an indictment of the entire American government. But the question remains, well, what are you going to do? And I think I might need to make a video that describes these steps of revolution. I think maybe I've not made that so clear. I think people maybe don't realize that when I say collocate, it's not because I think you guys are swell to live around. It's because all of your technology and your tools of remote communication are compromised. So you need to be able to live around people where you can like talk to them face to face. Number one. Then number two, you need to live around people that you like and most importantly people that you trust. So that when the revolution pops off, you know that you have comrades who will defend you and help advance the cause and not betray you. It makes it easier to spot out people who are infiltrators or double agents hired by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. That's why trust is really important.
You get. It's engineered to evade oversight. There's no way to even know what's happening right now. Right now it is. So this time if if um if we bring Israel into the picture and create this merger at the top of the most sensitive aspects of our national security, our national defense, where's that going to go? So, you know, you're you're you're you're merging, you're integrating, you're eliminating duplication uh in the context of a country that's involved in genocide and ethnic cleansing.
Okay, folks, we'll have to get back at this. I really do want to take some time sometime soon uh to possibly go into the details of uh what I believe is most likely to happen from Russia and the conflict that they're in. Um I think that there's essentially two options. There's an option for Russia to do a limited strike that'll kind of be a warning and say, "Hey, we're serious." Then there's an opportunity for Russia to do a strike that is limited at a level but is on is going to be on a significant target um but will not cause fallout in Russia. You know, there are many simple reasons that fallout could occur in Russia if Russia was to drop a bomb on the Ukrainian earth. And also, wind could merely carry along, you know, all of these radioactive materials, cancer-causing, birth defect causing. It's really bad stuff.
And you know, the funny thing with the devils who run the country and the world is that they lie so much. They talk about climate change and preserving the environment, but what kind of preservation can we claim when we're blowing up the environment? And even the environmentalists uh don't want Ukraine to stop fighting. And so, if you need a metaphor, Ukraine is basically, right? It's the smaller junior party that seems to be just not willing to give up. And uh so Russia is obviously the superpower and um so Iran is Ukraine and Russia is America and I surmise that in both cases and Russia would be a fool not to support Iran, right? And I'm pretty sure that they are and the United States assuming that Russia is a bad actor and the United States hates Russia which has been made clear the government at least you can say um they'd be a fool to not support Ukraine because Ukraine is doing their dirty work anyways.
Ladies and saints, it's been an absolute pleasure have this time of fellowship. I do want to touch back base with you uh to talk about uh what I predict will be the um nuclear efforts uh or the nuclear warning because you know talking angle don't get it. Um that Russia is going to execute on. So there's what Russia is going to do and then what Russia should do. What Russia is going to do is going to be soft-handed. What Russia should do should be a bit more heavy-handed. Um keep an eye out for when we list that one.
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