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You need to understand that for them, this isn't a war from 10 years ago. It's not a war from 20 years ago, 50 years ago, 100 red years ago. This war is 2,000 years old. And they'll stop at nothing 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, will be left with the bill.
Folks, welcome back to the narrative with me, your host Will Sexton, the host with the most and the most armed minority groups. Folks, with New York City Mayor Mum Donnie threatening to arrest Netanyahu on war crime charges, with Ben Shapiro losing his mind basically 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, 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 polities, they don't really represent the Arab people, something that any of them would tell you, and they're not that old. But Iran, vastly different story.
Before we get into all that, be sure to like, subscribe, hit the bell to get notified anytime I make a new post, and leave a comment down below on what you want to hear about next. But with all that being said, Iran is a unified country that has a history going all the way back to biblical times as that polity while it's expanded a little bit and subtracted a little bit. It's largely stayed the same area. And the Iranians, they truly see their civilization as an extension of the ancient Iranian civilization. Something that really all of our countries have, making it an actual threat. Strong militant loyalism. There's not a lot of factionalism going on. These are people who are devout in their patriotism, 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 also a young country, it's actually younger than a lot of the Arab states. So, by the logic I'm proposing here, Israel would be very weak. It wouldn't have a solid identity. But that's not exactly the case. I want to point to a tweet going around from a channel favorite, Mark Levin. A man so bloodthirsty for war in Iran that even the finest of the ED medication that sponsors me sometimes wouldn't do it for him. We'd have to bomb Iran. In a quote tweet from one Carolyn Glick, that is the uh international affairs adviser to the prime minister of Israel. Miss Glick here tweeted out that Prime Minister Netanyahu may be the punching bag of the envious, but he will be remembered thousands of years, hence as Israel's greatest leader. And our favorite supposed American patriot Mark Levvin says, "Agree 100%."
Now, why why does this matter? All of this matters because it showcases where Israel is at, how they view themselves. It needs to be understood by people. Okay? There's this leftist understanding that Israel is settler colonialism, which I understand the argument. These are people coming from the outside settling in. That's true. But settler colonialism implies this idea of a new state of something being built. And while that is the physical reality of the state of Israel, that is not the identitarian reality of the state of Israel. Because it needs to be stated clearly. These people believe themselves truly in their heart of hearts to not only be a distinct group from every ethnicity, every group in the world, they believe this struggle for sovereignty over the land of Israel, what's called Eretzia Israel, as being 5,000 years old. They view themselves as the pure continuation of a people from biblical times. They view this fight as one that is ordained by 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 fanatics who will stop at anything to have a global caliphate. That's not anywhere near the truth. Actually, a lot of the people living in the Arab states are fairly secular. And while there have been movements of panarabism, batheism, all these different identities and even forms of Islamism, it's not a very radical place. When you meet the civilians of the various Muslim and Arab states surrounding Israel. But in Israeli society, yes, these people truly believe themselves to be a people ordained by God spread through blood from 5,000 years ago. It is a form of religious like mass psychosis unseen in any other group in the world. And so this is why they are so hellbent on getting this war at any means necessary because to them this isn't a battle between two new polies between modern Iran and the state of Israel. This this is seen as a thousands of years old battle between the Persians and the Israelites of the Bible ordained by God. But no expense in gold, in lives in anything is too steep for this war to occur. This is bloodlust on another level. And so it needs to be understood that this is a battle of civilization.
I've spoken before about Cabala on this channel, about the concept of double meaning of transference. This idea of restoring the divine order via the Messiah. It it needs to be understood that the concept of the Messiah is a complicated thing. There are several different views of what the Messiah will be. However, there has been a Messiah before. People don't know that. There has been in the Israelite history a messiah before. Messiah simply means an anointed one. More specifically, one who returns Israel to the temple. This is why Jesus Christ to us in Christianity is the Messiah because not only does he return the people of Israel to the temple, he spreads it to all people because his body is the temple. His church is the new Israel. This is a basic Christian concept. Jews obviously don't believe this. They believe in a more physical approach that the temple is still a physical place on earth that needs to be owned. That the monotheistic God has been split into two natures, the male and female aspects. I've actually spoken before about the Shikina. And that is the job of the Messiah to return the people of Israel to erect Israel and more importantly restore the temple, build the temple and bring about a new era of temple worship and sacrifice. All of these things.
What people don't realize though is that there has been a Messiah before. And he actually wasn't a Jew. Funny enough, he's the only non-Jew to have a street named after him in the modern state of Israel. One of the only ones called upon in Jewish prayer, that being Kesh, who you may know as Cyrus the Great. Now, Cyrus the Great led the ancient Persian Empire, the Aimed Empire. It was under him that the Persian Empire spread vastly. And it was Cyrus the Great who very famously allowed the Israelites to go back to Jerusalem to go back to Eritzia Israel. They weren't independent. They were still under the control of the Persian Empire. But because Zoroastrianism, the religion of that empire is a monotheistic religion, they were allowed to go back and worship their monotheistic god. It needs to be understood that Cyrus is considered to this day a great hero of the Jewish people. And they constantly describe Gentiles who do the bidding of the people of Israel as Osiris the Great type figure. They view Donald Trump in many ways as Osiris the Great type figure, a stronger imperial force who grant admission back into Arts 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 the Cabalic interpretation of the war.
If you don't believe me, I'll show you a great example. I spoke before about good old Ishi Fleer, the translator to Itamar Bengavir, very uh fierce Ludnik and supporter of a greater Israel project, a settler in the West Bank. He responds to Nick Fuentes often. He recently responded to the Nick Fuentes clip regarding Rome, regarding the transference in Rome, something that Fuentes actually covered very accurately. Uh did a very good job. But in it, he demonstrates the difference between Christianity and Judaism, which is that both Christianity and Judaism believe to be the inheritors of Jacob of Israel while viewing the other as Esau, the one who rejected the promise. This is a a central belief. This all ties into the concept of transference. And Flesher pins it out perfectly here. Well, take a look at the clip.
>> He's a lawyer, of course. He goes to the Romans. Where are they now? You're looking at You're looking at them. You're looking at him. We're the New Romans. We're We are Jacob. We are Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Say what? Say what? Can we back up a little bit here? Let's Let's back up a little bit. Let's hear this again. Check. Let's listen carefully.
>> Adam, we're the New Romans. We're We are Jacob. We are Jacob. You are Esau. We are the church.
>> What? Say what? The with We're We're Esau. Oh, because you you think you got the blessing. Is that what it is? No. Listen, Rome is Esau. Rome is is is Edom. Rome, what you're what you're describing and the way you're talking, you are the ultimate Esau. Okay. Jealous, small-minded, uh angry, uh uh looking for power, looking to defeat Jacob. You'll never you'll ne you I mean, who's appropriating, right? They can reappropriate everything. Bro, you're trying to reappropriate Jacob. My middle name is Jacob. Okay, you are not Jacob. Nick Fuentes. First off, anytime I look at this guy, the greatest acolytes, the most fierce followers of Germany in that time we're not allowed to talk about. Couldn't have possibly conceived of a face more vile and propaganda-like than that of Flea.
This clearly deserves its own video, and maybe I'll make that video. Let me know down below if that sounds like something you'd want to say. But you can see that they they truly believe in this concept of blood inheritance. That the land of Israel is inherited by their blood because the promise of Jacob is inherited by their blood. And they see that the idea that Christianity sees itself as Jacob as the one who takes the inheritance. But I mean it's funny the story of Jacob and Esau itself is that Esau by blood is supposed to get the birthright, but then Jacob takes it. So, see that's kind of weird. Like they they believe that Jacob got it even though it wasn't his blood. It wasn't his birthright as a as a younger son and then Christianity shows up which is younger than the temple worship. But they believe that that's not I don't Hey, that's for an evangelist to say. I I don't know. But find that kind of funny.
It needs to be understood this war is profoundly religious. And so it's not we're not going to rationalize with these people. We're not going to reason with these people. They want this war. They are going to get this war. They will stop at nothing and they will slaughter the innocent, the weak, the mother, the child. They they don't care because they view this as inherited by blood. And so all of this begs a grander question. Who's paying the bill on this? What what happens if we go to war with Iran?
Well, I spoke about this before that all of this plays into the Yanan plan, which is again bases itself on this idea that they deserve all of the land. It's really in many ways the greater Israel project dissected actually explained as deep as possible by one Od Yanan a political analyst political philosopher of his time. All of this would necessitate an Iraqi style ground invasion of Iran. Like we said before, you can't bomb your way out of Iran. It's not possible. Iran is far too mountainous, far too large, far too well defended. I mean, they assumed that we were going to come in with planes and attempt to bomb them. So, they've been preparing for this for a very long time. It needs to be stated very clearly here. The goal isn't victory over Iran. Iran isn't part of greater Israel and the religious understanding of the war. They don't want Iran. They believe that Persia should belong to the Persians. That the land of Persia is the inheritance of Cyrus and that the current Persians are just misguided. They're lost. This Ishmalite religion of Islam has been imposed on them and that they need to be returned to their true birthright, true inheritance, their true monotheism. Zoroastrianism. This this is how they view the Persians. And so the goal isn't to take Iran. They have no interest in leading Iran. It's just that Iran is attempting to stop them. Iran is the only force attempting to stop them. The goal is destabilization.
I've spoken about the Yanan plan before. Granted, it was in a video well before I had anybody watching these videos, so it makes sense to kind of rehash it here. I'm not going to get fully into it. But in short, the Yanan plan is everything we've seen for the last like 30 years. It's a philosophy that then informed documents that Netanyahu got when he went into office. All about how Israel needs to just destabilize its neighbors. It doesn't need to conquer its neighbors. Doesn't need to take land. It doesn't need to actually grab the borders. It just needs to destabilize them. If they can do that, if they can turn every Arab neighbor into a poor, war torn, sectarian, divided country, then they win by being the only present state in the Middle East, and then they can dominate everything and maybe even expand their borders. Iran is the final piece standing in the way of that. This is why they've been advocating for war with Iran for so long. It was the same goal with Iraq. They said it was about regime change, but they didn't care about that. They wanted the sectarian violence. They wanted civil war. They wanted it to spill over into Syria. They didn't care at all. They just want to weaken their neighbors. And so, this is the real threat of the war. They believe that it is their birthright to destabilize all these countries and claim this greater Israel. And they do that through our death. Countless lives taken, a needless mass loss of life that will be felt by all of us. This is because us, America, the nations of the world, we don't matter as much as this to them. It's really just a means to an end for them. And so all of the cabala behind this, all of the double meaning, all of the transference of nation and birthright, inheritance, it all justifies it. If a million, two million, 50 million Persians, a million American soldiers die, that it doesn't matter. The ultimate goal won't be victory. It'll simply be sending us into the ground, blowing up as much oil infrastructure and civilian infrastructure as possible to destabilize the state. And then what happens afterwards? They don't really care. Maybe some of them will want to like rebuild a Zoroastrian state, maybe. But it largely doesn't matter.
This is why if you look the groups that we would be siding with all want vastly different things because again during the Iraq war the way in which we fought it was we armed a bunch of local groups and then we sent our soldiers in. If you know anybody who's an Iraqi vet they probably can tell you about the Kurds that they fought alongside the different groups the Shia that they fought alongside. We basically armed and funded all these local groups and promised them things that they never got because the goal was just to arm all of them. By the end of it they were shooting each other. Meanwhile, we were halfway to Dubai when the bullets started flying. It's the same thing here. And the worst part is it's the same people. I've said it before and and [music] I don't mean it super disparagingly. The Kurds like the Kurds at best are like an ex-girlfriend who just won't get it with her abusive boyfriend. At worst, an idiot. We have promised them a Kurdistan in exchange for destroying whatever Arab state. Not once, not twice, not three times, but five separate times. And they fall for it each time. Every single time the Kurds fall for it. And then the Kurds end up having to fight off the other separatist groups which want completely different things. I mean one group is the Arabs of Iran who want like a Sunni Arab maybe even Baist state. And then on the other side there's Pavlavis monarchists who want a Zoroastrian like monarchy. It's completely contradictory promises because the goal isn't to actually change the regime. The goal is just sheer destruction. And again, you have to understand, and they've given the game away on this countless times, Netanyahu before Congress, even statements from people like Yeshai Flecher, that they don't value our lives as much as theirs. In the eyes of someone of the religious ilk like Yeshai Fleer, we the other nations, we're largely disposable, expendable. There's more of us, so it doesn't really matter. And what matters is this final end goal of creating a strong, powerful, greater Israel. Once you understand this, you understand that every accusation is a confession. How many times have we heard Mark Levvin tell us that Iran is run by religious zealots who want to destroy the world, who believe it's their destiny to bring Sharia all over the world? Like that's literally what Israel is right now. Israel is being led by the Ludnik, by the Lud party, which is a religious party. The whole idea behind Lood is that they're religious, that they're backed by Orthodox Jews. And let me be clear, Orthodox Jews who specifically believe in the concept of Orthodox religious revisionist Zionism, the works of people like Meer Kahana, okay? And Netanyahu clearly views himself as a new Messiah, as a new precursor to the Messiah or the Messiah itself. This is why it's so notable when Mark Levvin signs off on his agreement of this that he'll be remembered for thousands of years. That's not a statement about good politics. It's not a statement about remembering good war leaders like we do Sunzu or Caesar. It's a statement about their belief that there is a transference that the people of Israel have been the same people this entire time.
But all of that brings us to this great question about American sovereignty. It cannot be overstated that this is the most important issue of our time. If you believe in God, if you believe in the sovereignty of our country, if you believe in any form really of the decency of human life, you would understand that we are facing an existential threat here. This is a nuclear armed pariah state bound by religious zeal. It's not about money. It's not about power. They have those things. They have an abundance of those things. This is a a profoundly strong interpretation of Cabala, of the Zohar, of the Talmud that states very clearly the ideas of someone like Mymones or Manakim Beagen. Physical reality, materialism is the way forward. That the Messiah will not be brought about with prayer and mitzvot like the Habadnik believe. They believe that the Messiah is a war figure. Someone who will come and vanquish their foe. Someone who will physically destroy them with bombs and bullets, swords and chariots, bronze spears. I mean, this is an ancient idea. And in this new iteration, we're the bullets. We're the spears. It needs to be understood. This isn't about being a puppet. This isn't about being a ally of Israel. We're being the weapon of Israel. The sharpened spear, the bloodied sword of the state of Israel. That's the problem. And I've said it before and and I'll say it again because it can't be it can't be repeated enough. This is not a blanket condemnation of all Jews in the world. There are plenty of Jews who even have an America first disposition. But these specific people are ruling the state of Israel. This is a very specific interpretation of Judaism that is ruling the state of Israel that has become an existential threat to all of us. Every preconceived notion you have about the most negative aspects and interpretations of the Jewish cannon. That's who's in charge right now. It is basically the rule of ISIS, but for this religion. It it is the most extreme, most radical form, an interpretation that has been evolving for hundreds of years. This is why I'm so dissatisfied with the coverage that we're getting from people. It's viewing this dichotomy, this relationship of Iran and Israel in very modern terms. And yes, of course, it's important to view like the modern war, but it needs to be understood that when bombs hit Tyrron like they have, someone like a Yoshi Fle or someone with his words in the ear of Ben Gave and Netanyahu, it it's seen as a religious act. That's dangerous. That's not a rational actor. Okay? And Israel for the longest time attempted to pose itself as the only rational actor in the Middle East. Meanwhile, the whole time they were the irrational actor. They were the crazy ones. And now they're going mask off. They believe that this is the endgame. If they can achieve all their goals, they own it. They do it. The Messiah arrives or reveals himself and the world ends. Christian dumb, all other faiths end. This needs to be noted about the people in power, the people advocating for this war. Remember that as you look at the propaganda from people like Mark Levan at the Trump administration, this is true spiritual warfare. This is truly the will of Satan. The rejection of the promise, the rejection of God in favor of this twisted belief of God. The kind of belief in God that Satan would have, this supremacist view. Was it not Satan who believed himself more supreme than the will of God in refusing to bow before mankind? This is where we're at. This is the pursuit of Satan, and we all need to stand against this in every capacity. This is why my politics are so obsessed with populism with getting away from the divisions of left and right because this this is a human issue. This is an issue of the soul, of the spirit, of everything greater because to them nation is the greatest thing. But before God, it is faith that is the greatest thing. I ask all of you now in in every way to pray for not only the innocence of the Middle East, the innocent the believers of the Middle East, the mothers, the fathers, the children, but to pray for the forgiveness of someone like Yeshai Flea, to pray for the forgiveness of the IDF, to pray for the forgiveness of someone like Netanyahu before the Lord, the softening of his heart to the message of the Lord, to turn him into a great peacemaker. And if they're to reject all these things, for judgment to be swift upon them, swift, decisive, and doled out by those who are righteous, who believe in our spirit, who reject supremacy, who reject the aims of those who reject God. I'm no Christian nationalist by any means, but we need to call it as we see it. This is a battle for the soul. And this is a battle for the soul of America. Something that divides our people that divides us as the American people in a time where we are already so divided. In Jesus name, I ask all of sincerely to please pray for the Middle East and to pray for these people, the wicked, the unjust, and for those upon our soil, for the unamerican in the hopes that all of us might be joined together as Americans. If America in this changing time is to be the rejection of the old world, the rejection of our motherlands, the rejection of where we came from in favor of what we can do here, then it is essential that we reject this thinking. This is a disgrace to everything that we are. Lord, forgive us. Lord, forgive us in this time. But as you watch this war unfold, as you watch these events come to pass, do not allow this to lie. Do not allow this to occur. Do not allow this to go by you. And don't allow their information, their propaganda to sway you. Cuz really, in the end, it is the job of the righteous to stay awake to ensure that soon the wicked can be put to rest.
Folks, that is going to do it for us today on this episode of the narrative. I hope you enjoyed. Heavy stuff today, man. Again, as always, be sure to like, subscribe, hit the bell to get notified anytime I make a new post, and to leave a comment down below on what you want to see on the channel next. As always folks, I'm rebuilding my Twitter. As you may know, I got banned on Twitter a little while back and so I'm rebuilding my new Twitter. So, be sure to follow at will Sexton X. And to join the Discord if you want direct updates on when I go live, when new videos come out, or just to hang out with me and all the crazy like-minded individuals that inhabit the Discord, all of whom I'm not responsible for. Let me note that. But folks, with all that being said, in these dark times, let's remember the light of God and the light of the American people that exists in all of us. The effort that we make every day to make America a better place and to know one another in peace. And so with all of that, I say, as I always say, God bless you and God bless America, folks. Until next time.