SNEAKO interviews Professor Jiang: The War for Your Soul

When the war started February 28th, I couldn't sleep for 2 weeks because I was so anxious and afraid. I'm just worried about the world. Yeah. So, March was really hard. There were also some attacks against me. There was clearly a Samaritan campaign that was coordinated because certain influencers were using the same talking points.

On the last appearance you had on my stream, you mentioned how you thought the Patrick BD David show was going to be a setup. You got it spot on.

Um, I will be on his show tomorrow. I I I've agreed to go on a show. And you look at guy like Peter Hexav whenever he does a press conference, I swear to God, it's almost like he talks war as though he's having an orgasm. I mean, do you get an impression where like he just loves this, right? When he says like negotiating with bombs, it's like he's climaxing.

I'm being amplified in uh throughout social media. I don't think it's organic. I'm being amplified and given more prominence than I than I I should be. The question is why is this happening? One suspicion I have is that this social division is also part of the playbook. If this war is meant to move towards uh the end of the world and the great uh reset, then you need civil war throughout the western world. Why aren't we protesting this war in Iran? Why aren't we protesting the what Israel is doing in Lebanon? Why aren't we protesting the fact that Israel seems to be targeting everyone? Why why hasn't anyone posted the fact that America at the first day of the war killed the leader of Iran which is against international law and also killed 168 innocent school girls. Why are there any protests against that? So all this is really weird. And now you have AI and the AI revolution. It's not about replacing blue collar workers. You can't do that. It's about replacing white collar workers. the lawyers, the accountants, the doctors, the professors, the high school teachers. The elite wants this war in Iran and Trump Trump is doing that. As long as Trump keeps this war going, then the elite will let allow him to get get away with anything. But once um you know, he's out of office, then then he'll he'll be destroyed.

If you were to take this theology literally, what what it's telling you is that there's only 600,000 humans in this world and everyone else is just an animal soul. Everyone else is an animal that's taking up space. So like you should try to clear up as as many of them as possible. There are these religious extremists in Israel who do not see anyone outside Israel who is not Jewish as a human being. That's why that phrase like mowing the lawn, right?

You know like imagine killing people as like mowing the lawn because you know there are weeds and we have to mow the lawn.

Hello everyone. This is my third interview with Professor Jen amidst the war that he predicted on his YouTube channel called Predictive History, as well as a massive coordinated attack on his character and his name because of minor things like jokes about the Messiah. Also, his internet moniker, Professor Jang, although he's a high school teacher, which he spells out in his lectures, which many people seem to have not watched and have only developed an opinion based off of short clips. I was very exhausted in this interview. I have been editing my new main channel video interviewing strangers about the Iran war. I apologize for making a silly mistake that I would have not made if I had been able to sleep without editing non-stop for the past several days. I said angel Gibriel instead of the jin of Eliss when it came to the origins of Satan. Similar to Professor Jen who mentions in this interview that he had not slept for two weeks during the month of March and his massive rise to fame and also being glued to the news and reading every single major development going on in this catastrophic war. I hope you enjoy this interview and please forgive me. Also support the new video on my main channel called Sneo on YouTube. My second channel with the stream clips like this one is my second channel at Schneo. I hope you enjoy this conversation. Go go go go go go.

Hey, professor. Can you hear me?

Hi, Michael.

Good to hear from you again. How long? It's uh it's been a while.

Yeah. Yeah. Well, it seems like a while because uh the world is ending, but yeah.

Yeah. Thanks. I don't even know if I can call you a professor anymore. I'm still going to call you professor.

Well, well, thank you. Yeah. No. Um I don't know why in the middle of a war um when there's so many real issues, the issue that seems to upsets a lot of people is whether whether or not I'm a credential professor. And I've already said I'm not a credential professor. I teach at a high school. I don't have a BA. Um it is something the internet calls me. Uh in China people call me professor as well because um it's a sign of respect. So yeah.

It's ridiculous. I mean again the guy Medyusan, it seems like he's on the right side about so many issues. I think a lot of people don't actually watch your long form content. So many people that are part of this attack campaign against you, they're seeing clips taken out of context. One where you're making a joke about the Messiah and it's like does he want to start a cult? I'm like he's so clearly joking. I watch your lectures. I, you know, I really appreciate the work you do and I didn't get to see the new Trump one, but I recently saw the the greater, no, the Patria Horizon. I'm always taking notes. And you say in almost all your lectures that you're a high school teacher, so they really don't have anything on you.

Yeah. I I don't understand why they're obsessed with this particular issue. Um, so there there have been three major attacks against me. The first is um whether or not I'm a professor and clearly I'm not a professor and I've been very honest and candid about this. The second is that um I am an anti-semite. Um that I'm a Holocaust denier and um that's something that I've addressed before. And the third is that I'm a spy. And depending on the time of day, I'm either a spy for Mossad or a spy for the CIA or for the Communist Party uh or I'm a secret society. I'm scoring bones. I you know, it's it's silly how how many acquisition accusations I I get uh that I'm a spy. Um but we we can talk about any of this if you want.

I mean, there's uh you said it correctly. There's so much more important things to talk about right now. There's been major developments. I'm sure you saw the tweet from Trump saying, "Praise be to Allah," and cursing at 5:00 a.m. and saying, "Open up the effing straight before mov." I would like to see more people give you credit for that because if you watch your lectures, you you really spelled out the asymmetrical warfare correctly, the strategy that Iran is using about the downfall of American empire being hubris, which is so clearly why Trump is making all these errors, why he thought it was going to be another in Venezuela. That's what I think we should talk about.

Okay. Absolutely. Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But I also saw I mean personally, you know, I I saw a lot of your fans were saying that you were thinking about uh stepping back. I saw you posted something on Substack. Has it been overwhelming? So, you've had a major a major rise. I think uh obviously because you got so much of this right, but personally, how are things for you? I was going to reach out and email you, but I didn't. Maybe I should have. Right.

Yeah. So, March was really hard because um when the war started February 28th, I couldn't sleep for two weeks because I was so anxious um and afraid. You know, I have three kids. I'm just worried about the world that they will inherit. Um and I was just following the news for two weeks straight and my mind was a beehive. And um there were also some attacks against me. There was clearly a smear campaign that was coordinated because certain influencers were using the same talking points and using the same um um uh it it seemed as as though they got the same memo basically. But I really didn't mind that. I was more concerned about like where this war might go and where this might might lead. It was making me very anxious and um and then you know a lot of people reached out um and I was overwhelmed with med media requests and I I had to turn a lot down just because because I had just so many commitments and I I want to like maintain teaching my class and I reached a point where I actually don't want to do this. I don't want to be the center of a storm. I don't want to be the center of attention. Like what I specialize in is doing deep analysis um and trying to tie current events to historical um patterns and try to um offer some insight and clarity as to how the future might reveal reveal itself. And that's something I've been doing for the past two years. That's something I really enjoy doing. And in the beginning, you know, when I was when I was when I only had like, you know, 20,000 fans, um it was really rewarding. was very edifying. Um, everyone was really happy to have found me. It seemed that as though it was a really small club. Um, and everyone enjoyed being in it. But then, as you know, this past year, I became more and more prominent. And then in March, I sort of blew up um, everywhere. And that um, put me in the eye of a sto of the storm. And and I asked myself, the question I asked myself is, am I capable of still doing insightful analysis while being a celebrity of some sorts? And and if the answer is no, then I should stop being a celebrity and continue doing uh research and teaching because that's my value to the world. That's what I should focus on. Um, and so I was seriously considering just not doing YouTube and taking some time off and just trying to clear my head and trying to get some perspective on what's going on because I don't want to be influenced by this attention. I I don't want um to be a player in this game, right? Um but you know as things moved on um I recognized that the internet it has no attention span you know it um you know um and eventually people just shift focus and so um and I was able to manage my schedule more properly. So I so so um my plan now is I want to continue teaching until the end of semester when my contract um runs out and then I want to um do more traveling to see more of the world and hopefully do some lectures um because I talk a lot about geopolitics but I think it's very important to um experience the world. So, I've been invited by to a conference in Moscow in late June. Um, and I'm really excited about that because I've never been to Russia, even though I talk a lot about Russia. I would love to visit Japan at some point because I've never actually visited um Japan. Um, I I would like to go to Europe um and I would like I would like to go back to United States, visit South America. So, um I really think it's important for me to um do more deep dive research and um I want to continue to do my YouTube because I built a very strong following and they really enjoy learning from me. I want to continue doing my Substack. Um, at some point I want to switch gears and write a book uh to really systemize game theory um in a way that allows people to start um um thinking uh in terms of game theory themselves. And yeah, so right now um I I I was in I was in mid March pretty um anxious, pretty depressed with the state of affairs and I I felt that for my mental health and for the sake of my family, I should take some time off. Um, but fortunately, I've been able to manage a lot of the stress uh more effectively. And so, I like to continue doing what I'm doing, but at a much more uh manageable schedule. So, basically cut back on media requests, podcast interviews, and maybe move like scale down the teaching. Uh, before I was uploading like three lectures a week, and that uh was pretty unsustainable. Um, so maybe in the future I'll move towards one or two lectures a week. So continue to update my community, continue to educate my community, but making sure that it's long-term sustainable.

I'm happy to hear that. I was worried. I was and I think I I didn't reach out because I'm like, okay, you have it figured out. There's But it uh I'm sure you saw the attacks and you knew.

But yeah, we still want the lectures. Three a week. That's a lot. You know, since the war ramped up, we've been uploading a lot. I was really surprised at how much you were able to do because it's recorded. It's an, you know, they average of about an hour long, an hour lecture. So, it must be a lot of preparation, a lot of notes, and you do it in one take, no cuts. And when I saw that your mic cut off because, you know, you probably all over the place. It was I was worried you were going to you were going to quit, but that that's good to hear. Does it feel like you've been at the start of this war in an ideological war or a spiritual war?

Um yeah, I mean I I feel as though um there's so much temptation to take advantage of my celebrity, right? So a lot of people have reached out and said, you know, they want me to invite me to do a lecture. Um people have invited me to do a podcast and they'll pay for my media appearance. Um um there are a lot of people in China who've reached out and they want to um make me famous in China. Basically, I'm not famous in China. I'm actually more famous. It's really strange. I'm actually more famous United States than I than I'm in China. I purposely keep a low profile.

So, I think my priority is um I can't get distracted by any of this. Like I'm very I've been very clear uh for the longest time, these past few years, what my mission is. My mission is to raise my children and h to be good people and to be a good role model to them. Um my mission is to educate people to the best of my ability. If you want to get educated, I want to provide the best education to you possible. And my mission is to constantly learn about the world to constantly um maintain my curiosity, maintain my objectivity and try to provide enlightenment uh to whom humanity. Okay. So those are my three major missions and this is something that I set set out for myself a long time ago when I started to have children. Um and I want to maintain my my mission. So, you know, I mean, I'm I'm getting millions of views on YouTube and, you know, I mean, I could easily monetize it and retire a millionaire in a few years, right? Um, but I don't want to do that. I want to keep myself lean and hungry. I I want to provide restraints on myself. I I don't want to make life easy for myself. I mean like I I mean I I I want to maintain a very disciplined uh rigorous lifestyle where I'm forcing myself to be to be the best I can be. Um so but you know at the same time it's always like well you know I mean you have three kids and you get famous in China then they can go to the best schools everyone will be nice to them and they they have nothing to worry about for the rest of their lives. And honestly, if I were younger, if I if I'm my 20s and 30s, I would easily give in to all this temptation. But I've reached a point in my in my life where um I don't actually care anymore. I don't really don't care about the wealth or the status or the power or the fame. I just know who I am and I know what I want to do and I'm very focused on achieving my my my mission. So yeah, there is temptation. Um it is a spiritual war, but but I feel feel as though I'm very fortunate in that I've reached an age where I can handle um all the temptation pretty well and I've reached an age where I have the maturity and the perspective and experience to know what matters and what is right.

You were I mean you got it right. the all the media appearances that you've been on, you were on the Tucker show, you were on Piers Morgan, and on the last uh appearance you had on my stream, you mentioned how you thought the Patrick BD David show was going to be a setup. You got it spot on. They recently posted a podcast and a video where they were criticizing and they they were saying that you were a fraud because of that that clip obviously. Well, that was showed that you predicted that attack just like you predicted the attacks on Iran. So were you

wait so so so um I will be on his show tomorrow. I I've agreed to go on his show

because I feel it's important to engage different perspectives.

Yeah.

Um so I was on the Medi Hassim show um and you know he spent an hour sorry he spent half an hour with me. I think 10 minutes of it was he was just lobbing um crit criticisms accusations against me and um it was not a pleasant experience. I mean he's he's very aggressive and he's very provocative.

Um but I felt that for my audience it was good to see me in in in sort of in this sort of situation. It's it's good that I'm not in a bubble and that I'm willing to hear different perspectives. And so I I think it's important for me to confront my my critics and to provide my um side of the story. I I you know, we talked about this last time, but I think the most important thing is to be open-minded and to engage people in good faith debate. Some people may not may not have good faith, but I think it's very important to set the principle of it's really important to engage in debate just for your own self-learning. Remember last time we spoke you were saying that a lot of these debates or loud panels can be a waste of time and it's better to sit down with somebody you disagree with and have a contentious conversation. But how do you differentiate those loud debates between a an exchange of ideas?

Right. So I mean um I think I think a very quick limits test is how long is it going to be? If it's 10 minutes, you know, they're looking for sound bites. U because I' I've been on TV before and I I know what TV is like. they're looking for, you know, the gotcha moment. Um, but so David, um, um, Patrick that David to his credit has given me two hours. So, so we had two-hour conversation. Um, and so I think I I have enough time to elaborate on certain points that I was not able to elaborate on say maybe Piers Morgan because I was 15 minutes, right? Um, and the other thing is how many people are in this debate, right? So you go on Paris Morgan the panel there's like three or four four people they're all they're all shutting over one another and I don't really enjoy that sort of thing. Um but I think with um Patrick B David it it'll be me and and his people.

I mean they have been pushing the war quite a bit. I saw recently I don't know if if Patrick was on it but they had several of the other co-hosts they were essentially saying that they want to keep on escalating this conflict which you've spelled out in your lectures was it's just going to be a disaster. I like what Joe Kent said. He said that they should retreat and they should try to negotiate and work with Iran to reopen the trade of Formuz. There's no other opportunity. It seems like they're getting closer to a ground troop invasion. So, if they keep making this mistake and listening to people like I don't know if you know Loomer, she's saying that she wants the United States to bomb all the mosques in Iran, I'm not even exaggerating, to bomb their power plants. It seems like that was just hit and they are Iran's are refusing to negotiate at all because they hit the power plants and a lot of this is straight up war crime. It doesn't even seem like war crime has a real meaning anymore because they are not going to face pressure from the Geneva Convention from the United Nations. They just get away with it.

Yeah. Yeah. No, I I think Joe Kenn is absolutely right. you know, if the United States were to um just stop this war and retreat, Iran would be perfectly happy to go to negotiating table because what what people forget is that there are different factions within Iran as well. there are many uh factions who don't want this war to continue because obviously um this will be devastating for the civilians and um it's going to take years and years to build back a lot of infrastructure. So if the United States were to retreat today and closer Middle East bases, Iran would be perfectly happy to negotiate a deal with the United States where both would be responsible for the sort of humus and they would share tolls and terrors. I guarantee you if the United States were to say to Iran, "We're leaving. Let's make a deal that benefits both of us," Iran would be like, "Absolutely." And you know what, Iran would be like, "You know what? If you want to come and invest in our country, and if um um you want us to join the USD system, uh if you want us treasuries, we'd be happy to do so. You know, just strike a deal like like China did with u China in the '9s, right? where China was given most favorite nation uh trading status. You had tons of American investment and expertise flowing into the country. In return, China started to buy a lot of US treasuries. Iran would be more than happy to make this deal. They'd be ecstatic about making this deal. So the big question is why not make this deal? It's mutually beneficial. It's win-win. It would bring peace to the world.

The art of the deal. But

the art of the deal. Yes.

We know. I mean, look, if you if you watch uh predictive history, you you could see that that's not going to happen. This is the effect of

the hell is going to happen.

I mean, just look what Trump's saying. I mean, this morning, that's what he should do. That's obviously the only outcome. It's going to be a disaster. He is completely losing his mind. I don't know if you think that he has some cognitive issues going on. It seems like a scenile old person. It's a straight up disaster. And since the last time I spoke to you, Pam Bondi has now been uh fired. They're saying that she's going to be repositioned to the private sector. She's no longer attorney general. Heath was question impressed for firing eight top generals within the military. It seems like although I mean they they've been declaring victory for 4 weeks. I don't know what type of victorious war this is. If nothing was accomplished besides killing civilians, the straight of horm is closed. Our economy is up, oil's up, everything that you have laid out in your lectures has come true. And this is probably going to keep being the disaster that it is. In your last uh in the Pax Judeaic Arising lecture, you were talking about how this is probably going to be the decline of American empire. Do you still hold that position?

Yeah. Um, I absolutely do. I think this is the end of American Empire. The thing about war that people don't appreciate because it's been a long time since we fought a real war is that war makes people crazy, right? It's like if you're in a fight um and maybe um you didn't mean to get in the fight and maybe maybe in the beginning um the fight was over the pitiest things and the observers think, oh well, you know, let's just argue and push each other and then punch each other. But then but then um this thing will stop. But once you're in the fight, the adrenaline takes over, right? You're and and you just want to win no matter what. And you can do anything to win. So what um what's happening is that the American military, maybe they were not in for this war, but now that that they're in this war, they want to win this war at all costs. Um, and you look at guy like Peter Hexav whenever he does a press conference, I swear to God, it's almost like like like he talks war in a as though he's having an orgasm. I mean, do you get that impression where like he just loves this, right? When he says like negotiating with bombs, it's like he's climaxing.

Yeah.

Like like it's it's these people are

it's these people are insane. And I think that's what war does to people. You know, you go to World War I where, you know, for years they were foring millions of people to their deaths in the trenches. They were ordering millions of men um to go run into machine gun fire. And you and then you're you're like, why why would they do that? That's that's irrational. But you have to understand war makes people crazy. So, as this thing progresses, you're going to see more craziness, more madness on the part of Trump and Hexavv. I mean, Hexavv loves his thing. Um, and then Trump is doesn't want to lose face, right? He does he he fears I mean, the thing he fears most is humiliation, being called a clown, being called incompetent. Um, he's a very insecure man. So, so I think that they would definitely they're definitely going to bomb power plants and they are going to um definitely bomb dissolation plants and they're definitely going to send in ground troops. this thing will just escalate and escalate and the problem is that as this becomes much more crazy, as this becomes much more mad, the American people will become much more desensitized to this madness and eventually things become much more normalized until America finds itself in total war. And that's the real fear.

We already are desensitized so that the war never happens on our soil.

We're so far away from these conflicts. The vast majority of people I did a interview or I talked to people in the subway station. Most of them they are following the idea of ignorance is bliss. They just like I don't want to read about it. And it's just in comparison you think about the people in Iran. They don't get to think that way. It's not like I'm just going to turn my brain off to it because it hurts my feelings. They have to think about it because it's life. But for us the great tragedy is information. So it's the desensitization that you could see in America. It stretched to Gaza and around the world. Americans getting more upset about Harambe than they are about this conflict. And I have been extremely alarmed that we are so desensitized. What I'm also realizing is you're talking about the insanity of it and Hegset saying that we negotiate with bombs. He is treating it like it's a video game. He talks about it and even their marketing of this war is like an 80s action movie like it's Rambo or Scarface, you know, posting golf edits and it turns into a bomb.

They really do believe that this is playing a video game in a way. I don't think that they view it as human life at all. If you look at the drone footage that they're posting, it's as if they're using an Xbox controller. I've also I think a lot of people have seen well, because it's Easter that the evangelical sect which doesn't represent all Catholics and all Christians all orthodox this specific to the evangelical Christians Paula White Trump's spiritual adviser what she's doing you know blowing into the microphone and getting people to do exorcisms the fact that they're trying to pray for this war and turning Trump into an idol Trump is using you know messiah like rhetoric what is the truth about evangelical Christians how are Are they so insane? Not all of them, but they are using some really insane rhetoric.

Well, you know what? Two two years ago when I um was posting my my lectures to YouTube, um I said there were there'll be three major reasons for a US invasion of uh Iran. And the three reasons were number one Christian Zionist Zionism, the evangelical evangelicals uh in in America. Second was Saudi Arabia. And the third is hubris empire. Right? So um for me Israel is not a factor a large a factor as people assume it to be. Um I I think the Christian Zionists are much larger problem.

Agree. And so for them, um, this war in the Middle East is the fulfillment of biblical prophecy, meaning that this will eventually culminate with the second coming and the return of Jesus and the rapture. And um so if they if they can um um provoke events in a certain way then they it will cause a domino effect a chain uh reaction which will lead to the end of the world right and so um the certain conditions they have to meet is um one is a war in the Middle East which is happening right now. Uh second is the destruction of the alactic mosque and the building of the third temple. Uh this will happen I think with next two years. It will happen very very soon and I think it's going to shock people. Um if you don't believe that this war is esquetological or religious in any way when the Alex mos is destroyed I guarantee you you you will you will start to believe this is a religious war. Um anti-semitism is actually a very important part of a puzzle as well because they need the Jewish diaspora to return to uh Israel and then uh you have the uh Jewish Messiah, the coming of the Jewish Messiah. Um and then you have the war of Gog and Maul. Okay, so you have these you you have these different elements in place. So it seems as though there's a script in place and there are um fundamentalists um just crazy religious extremists on um and and you know they they're occupy different countries right so you have these Zionists in Israel but then you have the Christian Zionist in America um and they're all working towards the the same goal and and I I don't think people espec es especially young people appreciate the appeal of this esquetology. Um it's it's almost like a drug it because it's a way to structure your life and give it meaning and purpose, right? You're just trying to achieve one goal and it's a script. So you all you have to do is play your your part, you know, speak one or two lines in the script and the script will move um um automatically um naturally almost divinely um towards the um end of the world and the and the coming return the return of Jesus. Um, and people don't appreciate how powerful this movement is because if you look at the stats, okay, about a quarter, one/4 of Americans are evangelicals. Okay, most are not Christian Zionist. So maybe maybe about 10% are Christian Zionist. But then you're talking about like at least in America 10 to 20 30 million people who are Christian Zionists. Okay, that's a lot of people because remember, not only do they believe this stuff, but they're actively contributing and acting towards achieving this vision, which means that they're donating money to this cause. So, um there's a pastor named John [ __ ] H A Ge, and he runs an organization called Christians United for Israel. It's about 7 million people. They have 7 million people in this group. And what they specialize in is fund raising funds to fund West Bank settlement. Okay. So these are the people driving a lot of the conflict in the Middle East because because they want the Jews to return to Israel um which would initiate a chain of events that would lead to the return of Jesus. So they do fundraising but also they will also work for the government. They'll lobby politicians. If you speak out against Israel, these people will call you up every single day and batter you and they'll go to the office and protest you. Okay? So, these people um they may not have that much money, but they certainly are willing to work their ass off in order to achieve their vision and they're united and they have the same purpose. And then you combine this with Apac money, right? The Apac people and all these Jewish Zionist billionaire money and they become like an unstoppable political force in America. Mhm.

Since we last spoke, Alaka mosque was closed for Eid prayer. I think it was the first time since 1967. It's also been closed for 35 days. And I was leaving Saudi. Originally, I had to cancel it because of the war. I was going to go to Medina with a big group for Ramadan. Had to be cancelled, but I ended up going anyway. And on the way back, I was in the Istanbul airport. It's a huge international airport. And I saw this giant screen playing the news and it showed that they were reporting Israel was reporting that Iran's debris from missiles was firing near near Alaka mosque in Jerusalem. So it's that seems like the that's the playbook. You know the division that you see between the Persians and Arabs, it seems like there is some Sunni Shia conflict. They were probably going to try to pin it similar to, you know, if you can make a comparison to 9/11 there. will probably try to pin it on Iran and say that they are the ones responsible for bombing Alakamos even though it's a holy site for Sunni an it's the the third holy city Jerusalem and Alakam mo is the third most important mosque in the world why was it closed and some people are speculating that it could be because MSD's planting bombs there? Is there a specific reason?

look so um I you you look at what's happening what's been happening these past few years And it's pretty clear what the playbook is. Okay. So, um, many years ago, this Texas farmer, um, he breded perfect red heers, right? And then he and it cost him millions of dollars to bre uh, uh, breed perfect red hers. And you need them as a sacrifice to consecrate the grounds for the building of the third temple. And then he flew them to Israel. And so now there's like uh they're all in Israel. They're all perfect. They're they're all ready to be sacrificed when the time is appropriate. Okay, that's number one. Number two is that there's there's organization in Israel called the Jewish uh sorry the temple institute. The temple in Institute they have a website and what they've done is they have already built brick by brick the third temple. Okay. So the third temple is already built and all they to do is move it into position when uh the dome of the rock is destroyed because the dome of the rock is uh where the third temple has to be. Um that's number two. Number three is u for the past few years they've been conducting archeological digs under Alex the Alex complex. Now why would you do that? And the answer is, well, because you plan you plan to plant bombs to do a control demolition. Last June, there was a prominent Israeli rabbi who told his followers, "Oh my god, this war, this 12-day war, it was a perfect opportunity to do a false flag where we pretend an Iranian missile hits the Alexic mosque. we blow it up and they control demolition and then um the Persians and the Arabs because they're are animals start killing each other and then we have peace in the Middle East. Right? So it seems as though all the ingredients are in place. All the elements are in place. And what I think they're waiting for is this. What I think they're waiting for is global economic collapse. And this could happen in the next 6 months, right? when East Asia is completely out of oil and you and you um have total uh lockdowns like COVID um where in Africa people people are starving because they don't have fertilizer anymore. In the United States, people are riding uh because of inflation, because of the national draft, whatever. But when the entire world is chaos, no one's gonna notice the Alex Moss has been destroyed,

right? And I think they're waiting for that. They're very patient. They're very methodical. I think you we will see this happen all all this play out in the next year year or two.

Have you noticed a shift in the strategy to prevent this information from spreading? because any sort of basic analysis and you can understand what the objective is. Before several years ago, this sort of information would have been censored everywhere. I noticed now that I I spoke to an American soldier on stream and I was telling him about the war, what's really happening. He's like, I just want to defend my country. Well, Rubio said that they did not pose a threat and they preemptively attacked Israel to prevent an attack. They were defending themselves by striking first. And he started saying that, okay, well, I want to protect God's chosen people. I'm a Christian. And I'm telling him, okay, well, there's the similarity between Muslims and Christians. We both believe Jesus is the Messiah. Most Israel, well, not all, not most, but many believe that Jesus is burning in hell. Why would you die for these people? Even when you tell people this, they still believe in their programming. Is this the new strategy? Have they realized that they won the propaganda war so they don't need to censor?

Um so I think that what's happening now is very different from what happened during co right uh because remember in the first few um weeks of co there there was huge suspicion that this was a lab leak um and there were a lot of criticisms that these lockdowns won't work and we shouldn't trust the vaccines and there's a massive campaign to answer anyone and everyone who raised any questions about co That's why I was banned on YouTube for that reason.

Right. Right. And today we're seeing the complete opposite where very prominent influencers such as yourself, such as Carlson are given huge microphones and are allowed to say whatever they want against this war. You have a lot of Americans who are now rooting for Iran because they they understand how unjust this war is. I'm being amplified in uh throughout social media. I don't think it's organic. I I I I I think like I'm being amplified uh and and given more prominence than I than I I should be.

And so the question is why is this happening?

And one suspicion I have is that this sort of social descent, this social division is also part of the playbook. Um because if they if this war is meant to move towards uh the end of the world and the great uh reset then you need civil war throughout the western world, right? You need civil war in America. You need civil war in Europe. And what better way to ferment civil war to have people argue all the time

on social media? Uh what better way than to um uh show people that this war is pointless, it's unwinable. Um and just so um apathy and discontent in in in the American mind. So I mean I mean I I don't I don't know if this is true but but I think that if we just assume that this war is esquetological and there are many powerful people who benefit from the great reset then civil war is part of the script.

Mhm. I've been trying to advocate for unity as much as I possibly can

and I'm sure you felt it and I think it's part of the coordinated attack on you. so many people that should ally with you and understand what you're talking about. I'm seeing them lash out at you so angrily and I'm

it's confusing.

Also, with the rise of these AI accounts on X and you half of the replies on my Twitter, it's just straight up people talking about my faith and my race and person. It's just and it's like that they have notifications on. You click on the profile, it doesn't even look real. And it is demoralizing. I think that they shifted from censorship to demoralization because it it's draining. That's why I asked you about spiritual warfare because that will really it is probably why you felt like you were having a mental health problem in Marsh because all of that is not normal for one human to process.

Yes. Yeah. No, listen. Um, there are certain individuals that before I highly respected and I thought that they would be on my side completely. So, one person that comes to mind is David Ike. I'm not sure if you come across Yeah.

his work.

That was about like

and like I've said very nice things about David Ike in the past. I think he's been very courageous

in um trying to promote his ideas even though I don't really agree with some of his ideas. is I agree with most of his ideas but I disagree with some aspects of of his ideas but that's just normal right two intelligent person they might be sympathetic towards each other um they might have share similar viewpoint but they have some disagreements on certain issues and he's been vindicated so many times right because he was one of the first to promote the idea that the elite are this transnational cabal of pedophiles right and he's been proven right so many times and when I blew up. He was one of the first to attack me saying that I'm basically a useful idiot. I'm I'm I'm like working for the global cult to show discontent and so confusion among the people. and he's been consistent about it and it's been really surprising for me because again we will agree D Ike and I if we were to sit down we would agree on like 9% of everything and we might disagree on is there really a global cult um are there really inter interdimensional lizard um people I mean we might disagree on certain aspects but on the most part like the general trend how the world works we would we would get along very very well and he's been very hostile towards me and he's been very hostile towards Tucker Carlson for whatever reason because Tucker Carlson has been the most consistent anti-war voice in America for the past five six years and so it's very strange. I find Patrick bad David also very strange because five years ago or four years ago during co like I I I would have loved to be on a show and we we would we we would have like shown how uh co was clearly a lab leak clearly it was a boweapon clearly these lockdowns um or authoritarian measures uh clearly you shouldn't take the vaccine uh we would have agreed on DEI we would have agreed on world politics we would have agreed on a lot of issues and before I was watching a lot and then this Israel thing happens and for whatever reason he's very pro-Israel, pro-war, and he attacks me. Um, and and and so I just find this really weird.

I've seen it outside of uh geopolitics. I saw David Ike. That one was confusing. He has been critical of Alex Jones and I could see how that makes sense because Alex Jones was probably one of the most important Trump influencers, but I like that he saying the right things now. So, I was very

y skeptical of Alex for a while, but I like that he's changed his opinion and I think he's saying the right things now. But David like that one is really I was gonna bring him on. I invited him to come on the stream. I was going to ask him about that because it doesn't make sense. But outside of politics, I've seen it with faith, too. I think a lot of people I don't think it's paid. I really think this is the product of social media and their new strategy

because people are attacking their own group. I'm seeing a lot of Muslims turn against each other. You know, people, oh, okay, I live in Dubai, you're supporting Iran, and then you have so much infighting. People, you know, especially within the Islamic world, usually the Muslims are some of the most united people.

And, you know, small disagreements people are hyperfixating on and arguing with each other. And I'm telling them and reaching out to them, this is such a minor thing that you should not be focusing your energy on, but I really think people are are wrapped up in that new propaganda strategy of hatred.

You you know, one thing that might be interesting is maybe you could set up a conversation uh between uh me and David Ike, you know, invite both of us on on on your stream and try to figure out what's going on because I see him as a teacher. you know, for the past uh few decades, he's gone out of his way to educate and enlighten the general public about how the world really works. I see myself in a similar vein. So, I think we have a similar vision. We have a similar outlook. And I don't understand why we have disagreements because I mean, unlike Alex Jones, I'm not partisan, right? I never said, you know, vote for Trump and Trump's going to save the world. I I mean, like like what I said was Trump's going to start the stupid war that's going to destroy the American empire. Um, so I I mean like I don't see myself as partisan. I don't see myself as political. I see myself as a teacher who's trying to teach um people how to think for themselves. And I think that's something that David like is doing doing as well. So I'm completely confused as to why he consist he consistently attacks me. Um so I would love to have a conversation with with him if that's possible.

Invite is open. I think uh I'm happy to set that up with David. A lot of it too I I think you're right. the war makes people insane and he sets the way he's like p we're gonna pound him. We're gonna we're gonna keep up Trump like raising his eyebrows. But equally, I think a lot of people that have been speaking about this for a long time are becoming bitter because it's like, okay, everything that I've been saying I'm now vindicated about, right? There's been people that have been critical of Trump and of Isra especially, I think anti-Israel critics are now looking at what's happening. It's just, you know, then you get angry. There's a lot of jealousy in the air like, "Oh, he has more followers." It's just made people lose that sense of humanity, you know, because now that you're seeing everything that you was predicted spelled out in front of your eyes, what are you going to talk about on your show that you're just going to lash out to people within your circle?

So, and you mentioned about Larry Frink and Black Rockck, and I saw I think you mentioned that in one of your most recent lectures. So, Larry Frink, the CEO of Black Rockck spelled out his new strategy as well. It's kind of similar. He's saying that he's wants to invest money more on war propaganda essentially rather than pushing woke ideology. And the question he was posed was wokeism is a failed project. So I think a lot of people like the liberals for example are very critical of Trump and they always protest the billionaire class. It is funny to see them maybe start to realize if they see this interview that so much of their ideology, you know, the blue hair and all these isms and all these genders, this was pushed specifically by the same ones that you protest, >> a Zionist billionaire who wants to keep you divided. Have they given up on pushing DEI and wokeism?

>> Yeah. So David Ike makes this point and he's absolutely right in that wisdom was a direct response to Occupy Wall Street because because remember 2008 people were pissed because they found out that the financial industry were just a bunch of criminals who didn't know what they were doing who were incompetent but who control all the levels of power so they could bail themselves out while screwing over everyone else. Right? So you start this huge movement called Occupy Wall Street that transcended all class divisions, all racial divisions. And um it was a great movement. It was it was a great um um slogan, right, against 1% like you know, let's let's unite against 1%. And I think the powers that be were generally generally horrified by this. In fact, Hillary Clinton talked about this how, you know, we we can't have this happen where uh the people align against the banking interests because quite honestly um this is a very this could be a very powerful political movement. So their strategy then was to promote um DEI to so um descent and discord and and say like no what matters that class. Okay, that doesn't really matter. What matters is race. That's what matters, you know, and like we should focus on the fact that black uh brown uh women um gay were all historically uh persecuted. And that's what we should be concerned about. We should we should be concerned about addressing his historical grievances rather than than about wealth redistribution. Right? And so and and so this was promoted throughout uh American society, especially in the universities and it's been a disaster for America. Um, and it was completely irrational and and and the thing is that it worked and it it's made young people impossible to reason with.

>> Like why are we concerned about racial issues when no one can actually afford a living wage? Should not should not be our concern.

>> Uh let's not worry about things that divide us. Let's let's focus on things that unite us, which is our mutual hatred for the banking elite, for all these bankers that bankrupt America and then laugh about it, right? And and they still got their huge bonuses at the end at the end of the year. So, and and now what what they realize is that, well, no, well, DI is a problem because it also leads to protest against the genocide in Gaza, right? So now we we need to change tax and um and yeah.

>> Yeah, you're right. People, not just people on the left who fell for this Black Rockck programming, but on the right wing, too. I I tweeted saying that the first racist was Satan. I don't know if you know the the story of Satan. You definitely do. And he was rejecting the command to prostrate to Adam and because he thought that he was well, at first he was an angel, angel Gabriel. And because he thought he was superior, he refused. And then he ended up becoming Satan. So that is an act of superiority. That's uh that's the arrogance, that's pride, that's the same as racism. And so many people got really upset with that idea. I thought, you know, there's a difference between making jokes about race and actually harboring racist ideology. And I was surprised to hear that because this is the problem with Israel. It's a superiority complex. Look at the Epstein files. the way he's speaking about the goyam, it comes from this belief that you have something special within your DNA that makes you better than others. So to focus on what is is really important now is crucial. But I think a lot of people are shifting. I don't know if you've noticed this, but many people who used to classify themselves as Democrat or Republican, as left or right or liberal, this stuff, I think people have realized slowly that a lot of this is preventing you from seeing the bigger picture. And it's really about right and wrong, not left and right.

>> Have you um come across a woman named Robin D'Angelo?

>> I have not.

>> You know who she is? Okay. So, um, Robin D'Angelo wrote a book called White Fragility, and what she promotes is the idea that all white people are born racist. And this racism is the source of all evil in the world. And what what white people need to do is engage in a series of self-reflections, basically seminars where you pay her to come to you and teach you how to be anti-racist. And these seminars are expensive, man. Like like like just Google her. She is just loaded. Um, and so she's organizing seminars where these white ser urban women come and listen to her tell them how racist they are and how evil they are. And they just they just, you know, lap it up. They just love this. And the other thing that's really confusing is there's no black person in these seminars. In fact, there's a strict prohibition against black people participating in these seminars. Now, you would think that if you want to reduce your racism, you would engage people who are different from you to learn that they are just like you, like to learn empathy, right? But these seminars strictly strictly demand that the races be kept be kept separate from each other. Uh um because apparently uh blacks have historically been persecuted and victimized. So we can't put blacks in a room of white wealthy suburban women who would persecute them even more. So we have to protect the black people like basically put them in a zoo. Okay, it's important we put put back black people in a zoo so we can look at them and say, "Oh my god, how terrible these black people have to suffer under racism." Okay, but you don't you don't you can't touch them. You can't feed them. Okay, you you can't interact with them. So, this Robin Angelo is like the worst person in America. She uh gets rich by um appealing to the idea of self victimization and she's a cult leader DEI at the end of the day. Okay, if you just like watch her speak, she is a cult leader. No different from people like Alon Hubard from she well first of all she's very charismatic. Uh she's a great speaker. Uh, but if you just like look at her deme demeanors, if you look look at her speech, if you listen to her logic, she's a cult leader.

>> Yeah, I was looking up her her Wikipedia just now. I wanted to see, but it doesn't list in the early life what I was looking for. Uh, I made a mistake. It's not Angel Gabriel, my mistake. It's uh, Angel became Satan. People are getting upset.

>> Right. Right.

>> So, basically, this is all nonsense. White people aren't born inherently racist. This is a se a lot of these seminars too. You could saw it post George Floyd and BLM. White people had so much guilt over the protest going on that they would start to prostrate to black people and recreate slavery and they would let black people whip them. But what do you think is there any validity in this? Where do you think white supremacy is important today? How is this an important issue to talk about today? And how does it relate at all to the supremacy we see in Israel?

>> Um so America has always had um an issue of racism u because America is a melting pot right? So if you go back to the um 19th century, the late 19th century, the real concern was genetics because these Catholics were coming into the country, right? These Catholics from Poland, Ireland, Italy and they and Catholics were having kids, the Protestants uh were not having kids and so they started the eugenics movement like which led to Planned Parenthood. uh but the idea is that we need to maintain the uh integrity and the sanctity of the gene pool. So we need to basically neuter these immigrants and prevent them have from having kids while encouraging the Protestants uh the Ramens to have more more kids. And so this has has been a concern uh going back to the um late 19th century when immigration was starting to flood the the country. And you know the Nazis used the American uh um um thinking the um American sterilization program, American eugenics program. Uh they they basically just copied everything from from America. Um and um and and so this has been a consistent uh issue. But what I'll also say is that I've been to a lot of countries in the world and I would say that America is probably the least racist country in the world. Uh because regardless of uh America's racist past, Americans have deep respect for hard work and for talent. America is the only country in the world where you can come as a nobody and work really hard, open a restaurant and be a millionaire. And and I know because my relatives have done so. Um and you couldn't do that in China. You couldn't do that in Europe. You couldn't do that anywhere else. Um so yeah, I understand that there is a racist past in America. There there's a pass of slavery. Uh there's a pass of genocide against the indigenous people. I understand that. But at the same time, we can't forget that America is still probably the most open and generous society in the world.

>> Do you think that there's any sort of validity in the confusion of racism when you look at Epstein? Because I'm wondering how so many people like Gates, like Trump, why were they able to get along with somebody like Epste and see him as a friend and see him as one and the same? But then you see rhetoric very recently from Trump where he's calling Somalians low I or Somali's low IQ. Is this some sort of subversion? How do these wealthy influential people who should be highly intelligent get so easily subverted by an epsene?

>> Um so I think with Epstein it's not racism, it's about bloodlines. So if you're are part of that that circle of people like like the top elite okay you're really concerned about blood bloodlines and the reason why is that you need to explain in your mind why you have all this power all this money because objectively um Bill Gates is it Bill Gates has like billions of dollars right so he's like a thousand times wealthier than us normal people, but he's like a thousand times smarter. Probably not. Um, and he he sort of understands that. Okay. So, one thing that they're trying to um look at is is my bloodline different? Do I come from a race of the divine? Right? Am I an ancestor of a Hercules or Achilles? Right? Because back back in um the Greek world, kings claim a divine bloodline where you know their mother was raped by Zeus or maybe uh their father was Hercules uh a son of Zeus. So for the elite bloodline is very very important and they're constantly proving that how they're descended from like the most powerful people emperors um right so um if you look at Epstein's emails one thing that he was very obsessed with is family heritage where he was having a conversation with um uh Arendrene de Rothschild you know um um who was member of the Rothschild And one thing that he told her is look there were three families that were very powerful in Europe, Jewish banking families. Epstein, the Rothschilds and the Gutmans and we um built uh a shelter and Hitler lived in the shelter for a long for a long time and he he was obsessed with this heritage of his proving to himself and to others that the Epstein is one of the most powerful families in the world. They're part of the Illuminati. They're they're up with the up there with the Rothschilds. So, this is the this is what the elite is just obsessed with, proving to themselves in the world that um they're just divine

>> and that's why they rule because because it's not because of their brilliance. It's not because of their ability. It's not because of their leadership skills. It's because they're divine. Their blood is just different from ours. Mhm. And again, that's why you see Kier Starmer and Trump have something in common. Both of their uh they have children that married into similar families. Kushner and then Kier Starmmer again, you know who his wife is and who his children are. But then why on the topic of racism? Right now, Lebanon has been invaded illegally and there's the reports are that there's a million displaced Lebanese people. It's escalating. Hezbollah has struck back quite a bit in the south of Lebanon. a lot of missiles. But when these churches are getting attacked and priests are getting attacked, you don't see anybody really talking about it in America. It is Easter Sunday today. Why do you think so many Americans turn a blind eye to attacks on Christians in Lebanon? Because they have an idea that Middle Eastern countries are out of people are all Muslim. Lebanon is has a very strong Christian population, but people here don't care.

Well, I mean, let's go back to the no kings protest which I think happened um a week a couple couple weeks ago, but there's this huge protest, right? The no kings

>> directed by Zionist in DC, a billionaire family,

>> right? So So you were allowed to protest no kings, which I don't I don't even know what that means, no kings, because America doesn't have a king, but you were not allowed to protest the war in Iran.

>> All right? if you were protesting war in Iran, security would come and arrest you or take you away. Um, so and so it's just a sillious thing where you have this global no kings movement. Um, you have no no kings movement in Canada, which is absurd because Canada does have a king. You had the no kings movement in Britain, which is absurd because Britain does have a king, but and you have no kings movement in in America. Um, and no one knew what they were they they were what what their platform was. No one knew what their agenda was. And so another question then is in 2003 during the Iraq war there were huge protests around the world against the war. There are no protests today. So you wonder how much of life today is organic.

>> Yeah. How much of it is uh people actually express expressing their views as opposed to they're being paid to protest or they're being paid to promote a certain viewpoint uh online. Um I I think people don't appreciate the amount of brainwashing indoctrination that goes on in social media in daily life. Um and and I think that co was crucial because co taught the elite not only that people can be programmed to be obedient but also how to program them. So you know co was this massive uh experiment in mass political indoctrination and they're still using the same uh playbook today. Um and and and and you're right. Why aren't we protesting this war in Iran? Why aren't we um protesting the what Israel is doing in Lebanon? Why aren't we protesting the fact that Israel seems to be targeting everyone? Why why hasn't anyone posted the fact that America at the first day of the war killed the leader of Iran which is against international law and also um killed 168 innocent school girls. Why are there any protests against that? So all this is really weird. I'm wondering uh well I want to ask you after but I want to figure out what are these methods because look back at six years ago the George Floyd protests happened because they saw this video of George Floyd. Derek Chovvin was on putting a knee on his back or neck and then the entire country quite literally lights up in flames. They're burning target. They're burning police stations. Everybody's protesting amidst the quarantine where literally the day before people were wiping down their groceries and their Uber Eatats orders with the Clorox wipe. The next day they see George Floyd and everybody goes outside, breaks the quarantine and forgets about social distancing, forgets about being afraid. The social programming was so effective and you're right, I think they did realize that. You would think, especially LA 6 years ago when that happened, that if you saw the release, the partial release of the Epstein files that there would be national uproar and there's nothing. You would think that if there was a war in Iran after bragging about no new wars, saying that we're not going to make the same mistakes that there would be uprising all over the country. Maybe part of it is that it's majority youth that protests like the Vietnam War. You see these college protests, the college students that were protesting against the genocide in Gaza, a lot of them they got their student visas revoked or they'd be punished by the university. But outside of that, how do you think that they're able to manipulate and put the population under mass psychosis? Because Trump even just bragged about, I think yesterday, the day before, that he was the one arming the protesters in Iran for the 40,000 innocent civilians they keep talking about. First it was 30,000. Then Trump in this speech last week says it was 45,000 protesters. I'm seeing some people say it was 90,000 now, but then he says essentially what Mike Pompeo said the day it happened that CIA was arming these protesters to create mass chaos. How is this so effective? How can almost 8 billion people be controlled by such a small few?

>> Yeah, that's a great question. So, I have a theory. Okay. Um, so my theory is that the people who are doing this are not the elite. The people who are doing this uh engaging social control are the liberal intellectual class. Okay. So, so, so, so let me explain. So, 1950s there's a very popular book called the power elite by C. right mills and he's trying to explain how American power works and he makes this argument which is like the people at the very top okay the people who at the very top of industry finance politics they don't really care um they're just indifferent people who really care are the 10% not the 1% but the 10% the 10% are journalists are teachers are professors are doctors they are the in intellectual class who control public opinion who control uh the public narrative and on one hand they think they are the powers that be because they they are the influencers um they are um the the curators of public opinion but on the other hand they know all their power comes from the association with the power elite. Okay. So on one hand they are uh the ones that who who they so on one hand they believe that they have all the power but on the other hand in their in their heart instinctively they understand that their power comes from loyalty to the real powers that be the generals, the uh financiers, the begging interests, the politicians okay so um for the longest time as America be was very wealthy there was a an agreement between the power elite and the intellectual class and that the intellectual class would be the check and balance on the power elite so that they could balance each other out and create um a fair and open democratic society, right? And and so for example during Vietnam war when the power elite was engaging in this suicidal uh war of extermination in Vietnam um the power elite still allowed the intellectuals to protest. This is what led to the Pentagon papers and the publication of the Pentagon papers in Washington Post and New York Times. That's what forced the war to come to an end. Okay. and what a conrite on CBS news also opposed this war and that's what led to eventually uh the turning of public public opinion. So there's this balance right and and for C white Mills that's how America works at the at the very top you have the 1% with all all the money power uh but then you have the 10% which uh supports the system but which also balances the system to make it more democratic. Then the problem though is 2016 Donald Trump won and now the intellectual class have fear and anxiety because they see Donald Trump as representing a populist revolution. And if there's something that the intellectual class really hate, it's when the people become uppidity.

>> When they refuse to listen to mainstream news. when they read the New York Times and say, "This is BS, man."

>> When their high school teacher no longer has authority over them, they see Donald Trump as the existential threat to their way of life. And that's why they all rallied against him, right? And and that's why um you had TDS. TDS is not like people have became deranged about Donald Trump and they're they became irrational. It's more like they understand that Donald Trump represents a public revolution. Uh and Donald Trump if his revolution were to succeed then they would lose their way of life because their bosses the power elite would lose the power. Okay. And then you had um COVID happened which destroyed a lot of the economy and um the industrial class benefited from CO because well they could just sit at home and do nothing all day while the workers had to they were called essential workers right they still had had to do do their job. So it taught the intellectual class that okay it's great to be an intellectual because you don't really have to do any work but at the same time it's also precurious. It's also unstable uh because it's because now because of co people recognize that if you if you just stay at home all day and do your work your your work is probably worthless. Okay, I'm sorry to say this, but if you are a professor and you can just sit at home and lecture to your students and your students only even have to pay attention to to you. Then you're then why do we need colleges? Okay. And now you have AI and the AI revolution. It's not about replacing blue collar workers. You can't do that. You're about it's about replacing white collar workers, the lawyers, the accountants, the doctors, the professors, the high school teachers. Right? So now you have this entire industrial class that knows that there's this popular populist revolution um rising. They know that AI can replace them. They know that people know that they're worthless. So what do they do? They um uh coales uh together and they try their very best to control public opinion because that's the only value right. If they are not able to control public opinion, then they are absolutely worthless and they're discarded by AI. They're discarded by the power elite and uh they're sacrificed, right? So that's why they're working overtime to try to control the public discourse as much as possible. That's why you have the promotion of DEI, transgenderism, uh throughout schools because that that's a way to brainwash kids into um obedience. Okay, so that's my theory. We're seeing it spelled out now. The MAGA cult, which is similar to Robin D'Angelo, who you just referenced with racism. The Trump supporters now, they were all anti-war last year. They were all saying that if another Middle Eastern conflict happened, they wouldn't support. They said the worst thing that could possibly happen for the American Empire would be a ground troop invasion. Then they all adjust. The same exact people that were against this have now found new justifications because they put their loyalty completely into this ideology. And I I really can't understand how it happens if a lot of these people are paid. But some of them just want to die on this hill perhaps. I I can't figure it out. But they are willing to sacrifice everything they believe in to support this cause. And there's a quote from Trump where he says almost word for word that smart people hate me. smart people don't that intellectual class the ones that understand what he's doing and that's why Trump campaigns and why he's so successful and what they call the Bible belt or where he can convince people in rural towns that he's one of them. So many of the workingclass Americans, the truck drivers, they are convinced that Trump is like them. even though he's literally sitting in what looks like a gold throne, one of the first presidents to not even be in DC, living in Mara Lago, this palace with these, you know, these eyes wide shut like parties. I don't know if it's uh if it goes deeper, maybe there's some sort of literal hypnosis going on, but it it it really is crazy to to witness firsthand.

>> Yeah. So, I'll tell you I'll tell you a story, right? So 1992 there was this election um contest between George HW Bush and Bill Clinton and I just assumed HW Bush would win it easily because first of all it's very hard to unseen incumbent president. Second second of all Bush had just won this very popular Persian Gulf War. Um his popular ratings were skyhigh. Okay. And what happened was that first of all Ross Perau came into the race which sort of split off the the conser conservative vote. The other thing is that during one of these debates between Bill Clinton, Ross Burrow and um uh George George Bush George Bush during the debate he looked at his watch and this was captured live on national TV. you're in a debate um deciding the fate of the country and like I can't be bothered. I have to go somewhere. Okay. And and that's what what probably lost him the the race and people just thought that this was just the worst politician in the world. But people don't remember something really important about that election which is that Bill Clinton and George HW Bush go way back. They were very good friends. In fact, George HW Bush saw Bill Clinton as a prodigy. They met during Iran Contra because George HW Bush was basically the de facto leader of the of Iran Contra. He he was the one um uh controlling uh this deal. And then Bill Clinton was governor of Arkansas at that time and Arkansas was a really important hub for Iran Contra. Um, so they they go way back and then you're like, okay, but why would George HW Bush purposely lose election to Bill Clinton? And the reason why is this, at this time in history, uh, George HW Bush was trying to promote NAFTA. Um, he was trying to promote free trade with China. And people forget this, but the Democrats were a workingclass party, dead set against NAFTA, dead set against uh trade with China because because of China's human rights record. And Bill Clinton during the campaign campaigned as a populist promising um that um he would not allow most fian most favored nation uh trading status with China. promising he would he won't do NAFTA and then he gets elected and he does the complete opposite and he destroys the Democratic party from within under Bill Clinton his eight years Democratic party shifts from a party of the working class to the party of the coastal professional elite which is still it is still today okay

>> so that's how politics work right so there's no way George HB could have promoted all these these um neoliberal reforms, but Bill Clinton could, right? So, going back to to to today where there's no way Joe Biden could have launched a war against Iran because the MAGA people would have gone up in arms, right? You would have like rides in the streets, right?

>> But Donald Trump can. Okay.

>> I'm wondering uh not to harp on this forever, but it's just it's so confusing from your perspective growing up in you mostly grew up in China, correct? Not in Canada. No, I actually grew up in Canada. Okay. So, so I was six when I went over to Canada and and that's where I grew up and then I went to Yale for about four years. Then then then I came to China. So I've been here I've been here since um 99 since since graduating from Yale.

>> Yeah, I was just wondering what your perspective on how that works is because to me it's it's so plainly obvious. The criticism they have for somebody like mom Donnie for example, I live in New York City. They are criticizing him for the way he eats. if he's eating during an interview or if he's picking up food with his hand the same way people eat pizza. But the stuff that Trump gets away with if I imagining Camela Harris for example launched a ground troop invasion or was tweeting the things that Trump is tweeting every there would be mass outrage. I'm wondering what the the key factor is. What is that? Is it a race thing? What makes people get let Trump get away with what he's getting away with? What's the most important aspect of his rhetoric or the way he prevents uh presents himself?

>> I think it's just the fact that uh he's so unpredictable. The fact that like every single day he's changing his mind like like you know there was a press conference where like every sentence was a contradiction, right? He's like we won the war. Oh, we lo we're we're not winning the war but we'll win it. Oh, we can't win the war. He he he just kept on going on and on and on. And so when you become like that, when you are unpredictable, people were able to project their fantasies on to you, right? So for the MAGA people, Donald Trump is playing a 5D chess game, which is like his real goal is not to win the war in Iran. His real goal is is to destroy the deep state with this war. Donald Trump if he is to um you know basically free America of transnational capital if he's able if he's to liberate America from the deep state who've been in power since the 1963 assassination of JFK he needs this war to um basically consolidate power right this war that the deep state wants this war because um they want to maintain the American empire but Donald Trump wants to use this war to become um a monarch, which is necessary in order for America to return to its democratic roots. So for them, it's this 5D chess.

>> Mhm. And he is flirting with the idea of running for a third term. JD Vance, they're trying to separate. Okay. So he's going to Can you explain how is that going to work? Is it because it's wartime?

>> Look, I think Donald Trump has been very clear about this. He is going to get a third term. And the reason why is that if he ever steps out of office, the Democrats come to power, the first and only thing Democrats are going to do is persecute this guy to death. Okay? I mean, think about what happened to him like when he left office in 2020. Yeah. Right. There there was a FBI raid on Mara Lago because he had some classified documents that everyone in Washington has, right? So everything in in Washington DC is is classified. And like they didn't prosecute uh Hillary Clinton for having a private email server which is against you know law. They didn't uh uh prosecute Joe Biden for having classified documents in his garage in Delaware. So clearly this was a political persecution. Right. So you had that um FBI raid in Mara Lago. you have lawfare uh where uh you know six um attorney generals were trying to um uh prosecute Donald Trump. You you had these um lawsuits that were trying to bankrupt Donald Trump. Um so so like if Donald Trump were ever to leave office, the Democrats would just make his life a living hell. They would not just go after him, but they would go after his immediate family, right? Because remember Don Jr. is a is involved in a lot of cryptocurrency uh shenanigans. Uh there's been a lot of insider trading um in the Trump White House uh this this past year and it's all very blatant and there's a lot of evidence to suggest that this is all in insider trading. Um so there are a lot of court cases that that uh they can file against Donald Trump. But and Donald Trump understands this. He understands look look I'm doing all this and I know that if I leave office I'll be I'll be prosecuted by the Democrats. So I won't leave office. It's that simple. Okay. um and and um a lot a lot of pieces are already in place for his third term. So, for example, he's turning ICE into the into his basically private secret police, his his private uh police force. Uh and he's expanding their powers. He's uh talked about deploying National Guard throughout the country. Um he he might use this war to suspend the constitution. Uh there might be a false flag attack. um in 2028 he could technically run as a vice president and have a son Don Jr. as the presidential nominee believe it or not but there's nothing in the constitution that prevents you from doing this. It's immoral but it's not illegal. Also, if the Democrats were to challenge this, it would go to the Supreme Court and Donald Trump appointed three justices to the Supreme Court and he'll probably appoint two more over the next two years. So, so he'll have like like a solid majority. Um, so again, I don't know the specifics of what they have have in mind. I think he could run for a third term as the vice president. And I think that's the most likely option,

>> but he could also um as this war gets worse and worse, he could also suspend the constitution like Zilinski did in in Ukraine, right? Um, so I'm pretty confident he will get his third term, though.

>> It's not just insider trading. They're doing these prediction markets and he's giving pardons to people who are clearly paying him.

>> The >> it's so obvious and nobody speaks about it. You can see the market right before he gives a speech about when he's going to attack Iran again because the trade of Hormuz is closed. So clearly there's people on the inside that are making trades, especially uh in the oil market, but they get away with this organized crime more than I've ever seen anybody uh get away with this stuff.

>> and >> and sorry, but I'm saying he gets away with it because he's doing the bidding of the elite, right? The elite wants this war in Iran and Trump Trump is doing that. As long as Trump keeps this war going, then the elite will let allow him to get get away with anything. But once um you know, he's out of office then then he'll he'll be destroyed.

>> Other major predictions? So you're predicting that there will be a third term. We saw Mary Menson pretty much said that she would fund millions more dollars. What can we expect going forward? When could the ground troop invasion inevitably be? Because there are no signs that we are getting out of this. Besides them declaring victory, this seems like it's going to continue to stretch out.

>> So, I think we're already in a ground invasion phase because of what happened this weekend, right? remember there was this pilot um that had to eject from his plane, an F-15 that got shot down by by the Iranians. And uh there was a massive search and rescue operation for him that involved hundreds of special forces as well as possibly a thousands of support staff. And that was essentially a ground um invasion that that that was a ground excursion. And the thing thing about these things is that like once you set the president then there'll be more of these things. So um let let me talk broadly about what happened this weekend. Okay. So, the fact that the F F-15 is shot down shows us that probably more FT F-15s will be shot down in the future because the reality is that these um um jets are not as invisible as people believe them to be. Also, the Iranians have shown themselves extremely creative. Um so rather than use radars I think they they lock down lock lock uh on um heat signatures. Okay. And that's that's something that um the American military didn't didn't expect. So Iranians are proving themselves much more flexible, much more creative and much more resilient than people assumed them would be because remember four weeks ago the Americans according to Peter Hex had already established a supremacy meaning all air defense was knocked out was was knocked um out. The other problem is that if the Americans continue with this aerobar campaign, it's going to cost a lot of wear and tear because these are very expensive machines, very sophisticated and very hard to maintain. They were never designed to fight a long war. They were designed to fight a twoe war at at most. And so as as this thing keeps on going, you're going to have you're going to have malfunction which is going to force these planes to crash into um Iran and and and and so it's impossible to sustain an air campaign for too long. And historically what you do first is you send in ground forces to clear the air defenses for your airplanes to come in to establish a supremacy. And so the Americans will have no choice but to eventually use ground forces to pay to pave the way for the their their air war. Um so that's the first point I want to make.

>> Yeah. And it's Yeah. Go ahead.

>> Sorry. Sorry. Go.

>> Yeah. I was just going to let them know the audience know that the F-15 jet costs around $90 million. Extremely expensive. Supposed to be invincible. Similar to the Gerald Ford. These things are supposed to be invincible. And they're declaring that the military is destroyed, the air force is destroyed, and their anti-aircraft technolog is destroyed, the F F-15 being shot down goes against that narrative completely. But please continue.

>> Yeah. And the other thing is that during this rescue operation, um they lost more planes. I I think a couple of Blackhawk helicopters were shot down. two C30s were stranded and they had to blow blow blow them up because they they didn't want the Iranians to to capture their planes. So the entire operation cost hundreds of millions of dollars um billions of dollars actually and I see people on Twitter who are like this can't possibly be a rescue operation because why would the Americans commit so many resources uh takes takes so many casualties just to rescue one pilot? It makes no sense whatsoever. And my my argument is this. The Americans when they fight a war, it's not really about military strategy. It's really more about optics and narrative, right?

>> So, um, if you are, if you are a special operator, if you're Delta or Navy, you're not thinking about how to win this war. You're thinking about after this war, can I get a book deal? Can I get a movie deal? Can I go? I'm serious, man. This like literally how these guys think. You've got this culture where special forces have taken over the military. They are now the superstars of the military. And for them, what's important is that the military revolves around them and their ego. And this this is this a problem in the military. And a lot of people have talked about this where you've got these primadonas who think they're the generals and they refuse to take orders from from from the generals, right? And it's something that's reinforced in popular culture where you know you go back to the um Osama bin Laden capture that was that was like huge news. Uh and they made a movie about it and and you know um these Navy Seals were invited to give talks and they have book deals and and all that. So you've got this culture in the American military and the people uh the the special operate operators. It's not about how to win this war. about like how do I look good in this war? And that's why America engages in these like high-risk lowreward operations and this can be a huge problem as this war continues because America doesn't have infinite resources because America can't afford to like every weekend go rescue a pilot and spend like you know bill a billion dollars doing so. Um yeah uh and and and and and the other thing is look this is exactly what they did 2003. So uh there was this private named Jessica Lynch. Jessica Lynch uh L Y N C H. Okay. And um her convoy was ambushed by the Iraqis because it got lost from from main convoy and she was captured as a person of war. um she had a lot of a lot of injuries. So the Iraqis put her in a hospital, a civilian hospital and then word got out that she was in a civil hospital and the Americans had hundreds hundred hundreds of special forces go rescue her. It was a very complex operation that that involved a lot of different uh branches and this was huge news in America at that time and it made America feel good. They made a movie about it. The problem is that after the war, Jessica Lynch gave public talk saying the entire incident was fabricated by the Americans. The American military said that I was a prison of war being raped by the Iraqis and they had soldiers guarding me all the time. But the reality was that I was treated very well by the doctors and nurses at this hospital. the sec the the military had gone away a long time ago and you know what honestly I could have they wanted to like bring an ambulance and send me back to the Americans but the Americans were shot at this ambulance so they couldn't do that and you know what if they had sent a representative from the American embassy to come and take me home the Iraqis would have cooperated instead they had sent hundreds of special operators with like fake bullets to stage this commander raid in the hospital to make it look good on TV um and to make movies about it.

>> And and and so that's what the American military does. It's not about winning wars. It's about looking good. Um so you you can have a book deal or a movie afterwards. And there's going to be a disaster in this war,

>> an optics war. And that was the justification for it. In the beginning, they wanted to free the women of Iran of the oppressive burka. They wanted to save them.

from their oppressive regime. And now it's we are going to send them back to the stone ages. Even though in the stone ages, Iran has been an empire for how long? Thousands of years, but the American Empire has been around for less than 250. So, they have completely abandoned that. I haven't seen anybody talk about freeing the people of Iran anymore. And I don't know how they're going to be able to justify that or how the Iranian diaspora who are celebrating this war, how they are justifying the fact that these uh people in the administration are bragging and are encouraging to bomb their power plants, their water supply and send them back to literally the stone ages as they're saying.

So, of course, America once we do these wars that we realize we made all these mistakes. And not only book deals, we're probably going to see movies in 10 years about how much it hurt the soldiers feelings. There's going to be another American sniper. There's going to be soldiers crying. It's going to be the sad music platoon. Bradley Cooper will play Pete Hegth.

>> This is just a cycle of our country.

>> Look, this war, this war has been a dumpster fire, right? Because now the reason for grind invasion is to control the shoo allow for maritime uh navigation. The problem with this is that before the war the shoo was free to open to to like maritime navigation. You you start you start this war and so that's why the Iranians closed it. Um now I think like the reason for the ground invasion is well we need to destroy the air defenses. Um and like like the response is well if you didn't bomb them all the time they you know they wouldn't have their defenses you know like like um so it's so war has a logic momentum of its own. Once you're in a war it's almost impossible to get out of it. So this thing will get worse and worse and one thing that people don't can't imagine right now is how devastating this will be for the global economy right you I mean like um it's entirely possible that in 6 months time there will be massive lockdowns in America and there'll be rationing uh in America there might be even a national draft in America you'll have like national guard deployed everywhere to control the population in about six months time.

>> and if you watch your lectures they would give you more credit because it's the perfect example of the sunken cost fallacy where once you start losing in the casino, you don't leave, you keep investing more money. You keep spending money on the slot because you need to recoup the losses that you have now acrewed. This is by far the best example of that because they can't retreat. They've already declared victory. They've already invested so much money. It's going to obviously continue. A draft would be somewhat ridiculous. They did increase the enlistment age from 35 to 42, meaning now Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh, and Daily Wire, they can join. So many of the people that were too old are now within the age. So I encourage them to to go join up and grab an AR-15.

>> When would the draft be? And and would there be would that be the catalyst for some sort of protest at the very least?

>> Um, right. So, I'm not sure if you saw the news, but Germany has banned uh military military age men from I think 17 to like 35 from leaving the country without permission from the military. Did you see that that news?

>> No. No.

>> Like that's clearly Germany is moving towards a draft, right? If you are 17 to 35, a ma a male, you're not allowed to leave the country for more than 3 months unless you had permission for the military to do so, which means you can't leave. Okay? which means that they're moving towards a draft.

>> I thought NATO

>> Trump's been very critical of NATO and saying that they weren't going to support him.

>> Um, right. But I mean, it's all just theatrics, right? At the end of the day, NATO does whatever the Americans tell uh NATO to do because the people running NATO are American generals. Um so so so we are going to see a draft in Germany very very soon both for the war in Ukraine and also to aid the effort in the Middle East. Um and I see a very similar uh dynamic playing out in in America. So, um um I I think with within the next 6 months uh the blueprint for the draft will will will be made available.

>> And yeah, and I'm not sure uh how young American men will will respond to the draft. I mean, you you'll probably have better insight than than I do. Um but I think I think it's going to dumpster fire. I I I think I think it's be very hard to get young American men to agree to go to the Middle East to die. The other thing is that people forget this but in America but in the Vietnam War, one of the major reasons why Americans lost the Vietnam War is an issue called fragging. Uh F r a g i n g. What it means is um American uh soldiers will kill their commanding officers uh if they feel their commanding officers are going to put them at risk. Uh and this is a huge problem in Vietnam. Um and it might be a problem um in the Middle East as well, right? when we're hearing stories, rumors, I I I I don't think they're necessarily true, but like there are rumors that um sailors are sabotaging their own ships to avoid um uh being deployed in the Middle East. Um so I I think you'll have if they are sent to war um these soldiers are going to have very low morale and you'll see some of them engage in acts of sabotage.

>> I didn't know that was a major issue in Vietnam. And again, it

>> it's a huge issue. It was a huge issue. the draft in Germany. Just the irony of within 80 years you saw the way Germany was in the past and now look that they're going to send their young men who were once completely literally the opposition to Israel now dying for them within 80 years. It shows just how powerful this empire became. Is there any empire that has risen to this level of power this quickly other than Pakuda?

>> Um no not really. I mean, uh, Paxportica rose very quickly, but they didn't have as much control as America and, um, Britain had to share power with the Russians, the Germans, uh, um, as well. And, uh, but America is able to do dominate the world by itself, which which is incredible. Another comparison that we can make to what happened 80 years ago in World War II is Ben Gavir passing this new death penalty. So in the midst of this war, I think they're realizing that they can get away with the Lebanon invasion, but Ben Gavir is celebrating this new law where Palestinian prisoners are subject to a death penalty that is not part of the law for Jewish prisoners. This is the first time, if I'm not mistaken, that a nation has passed a specific death penalty for one race, but not for another since Germany in the 30s and 40s. Can Israel keep getting away with what they're getting away with? Racial supremacy in Israel is a real thing. It's not a conspiracy theory. Okay? If you just look at uh Jewish theology, um they believe that they are different from other people, right? So um um uh the theology is this and it goes back to to the cabala. So the idea is that God create the first man Adam Kenmmont and um during this creation phase um the vessel broke okay and so the divine light broke into 600,000 uh divine roots. And so if you were to take this theology literally, what what it's telling you is that there's only 600,000 humans in this world and everyone else is just an animal soul, right? And 600,000 are Jewish souls and quite honestly, everyone else is an animal that's taking up space. So like you should try to clear up as as many of them as possible. So, so there are these religious extremists in Israel who do not see anyone outside Israel who is not Jewish as a human being. And so that that's why that phrase like mowing the lawn, right?

>> You know, like imagine killing people as like mowing the lawn because, you know, there are weeds and we have to mow the lawn.

>> Mhm. Is this the truth about the whailing wall? I've seen theories that the whailing wall, the the worship they do there, it looks like it's, for lack of a better term, it looks like they're fornicating with it. The movement is back and forth. And I heard it's because of what you're talking about with Cabala magic that there's a divine feminine and masculine aspect of God. And that this wall, though created by the Romans, it represents the feminine nature of God. And so these Israelis are literally having sex with it to try to activate its feminine divine energy. Is this correct?

>> Okay. So um look, I I'm not an expert. I'm not a rabbi, right? So I can tell you but but but but let me speculate about how this works. Okay. So the Cabala says this. The Cabala says is that God is the will to bestow. Okay? That's what God is. God is all love, all generosity, all compassion and God wants to uh uh bestow. But if you want to bestow, you need something to receive, right? So God what what God does in order to bestow is create the will to receive, which is the first man, Adam Kadm. Okay? Um but the problem with the will to receive is that if you're all receiving, you don't understand what bestowing means, right? So, so let me use a um allegory. So, let's just say I invite you to my house and I'm really excited to meet you and and and share a meal with you. So, I spent the whole weekend cooking the most sumptuous meal ever. It's a 10 course banquet and I'm really excited to um have you enjoy this meal and it's the will of the store, right? I just I just want to be open and generous with you. But you come to my house and you look at this sumptuous meal and you are embarrassed by it. You're confused by it. You're like, "Oh my god, does he want to borrow money from me?" Like like like like what's going on here? And like you just you're embarrassed by it. So like you you're like, "Oh my god. Um my my mom's calling me." So So you run away. Okay. So So um now I'm like, "Okay, how how to get back in so we can we can share a meal." Okay. So, so for the cabalis that is the struggle of life where God is the will to bestow, humanity is the will to receive but we refuse to receive God's gift. So what this means is that we humans need to engage in a long process of spiritual alchemy to reduce our ego and to appreciate the gener generosity of God for a pro process of redemption and uh repetence. Okay. But but you can also frame it as the generative principle which is God and the productive principle which is us. Okay. And when you marry the two then you have perfection. You you can also see it as the dynamic of thesis antifosis symphysis. Okay. But but the goal of life is a reunion with God. Right? And that's why you have to build a third temple because the third temple allows for God to manifest itself on the world so that we can be reunited with God. So it's not really about sex. It's more about reunion. Um and because because we're not separate. We just imagine we're separate and that's the root of all um of all uh issues.

>> Right. So um so so I I think that that's what's going on where uh the Jewish people the the the religious people are like you know like how do we reunite with God and this action in the willing wall. I mean like it's not really about sex. It's about coming together again, which which is which is sex basically.

>> Okay. So maybe there's something to that theory. Now Netanyahu is bragging about something that you spelled out in your lectures, which is that greater Israel, which was a conspiracy theory not too long ago. You were called anti-semitic is something that he seems like he's bragging about publicly in speeches and that the Lebanon invasion is something that's going to spread and continue out throughout the Middle East. Can we expect this to happen in the near future? and how much of this blame is going to be placed on Netanyahu because I saw Tucker Carlson published the BB Files documentary. I'm not sure if you've seen it yet, but a lot of the information in there was unimportant from my perspective. I think there were about 10 minutes that were important in the BB files towards the end. They were spelling out how Netanyahu has a signed document that shows that he was the one directing the transactions from Qatar to Hamas. So essentially, he was funding both sides. This is something that you spell in your lectures how both sides of a war are funded by the same people so that they can direct chaos and outrage and also profit off of it the most. Netanyahu essentially wanted Hamas to be causing chaos so that Gaza would eventually be destroyed. The hostages were not a main concern of his because he wanted to use the Hannibal directive. He wanted to destroy it completely which we now see this is happening. And I've seen a lot of Zionists try to say, "Oh, it's not all Israelis. It's just Netanyahu." It's not, "Don't be anti-Semitic. It's the Israeli government and it's specific people." The majority of Israelis hate Netanyahu. They protest him. They think he's a bad person. Ben Gavir was called a terrorist. He's the bad one, not all of us. What is the validity of that theory? And when can we see greater Israel?

>> Right. So, first of all, there's been a long year between Hamas and um Netanyahu, right? So 1996, I believe it was 1996, okay? But but but I mean you can fact check me, he was running for the first time to be prime minister. He was way behind the polls and then Hamas launched a series of bus attacks in in Israel.

>> Oh, hold on a sec. The audio cut out

>> and and allowed um

>> Yeah, we're better now. And then um and and then uh remember right before October 7th, Nanyahu was fighting for his political life. Uh he was charged with corruption. He he well he is corrupt. His entire family is corrupt. And there were these um special investigations of Nanyahu and there were millions of people protesting in the streets because um Nyahu wanted to change the uh judiciary. Um and it seemed as though Na Yahoo was dead politically. And then October 7th happened and now he's still in power. So I I think um Hamas and Netanyahu work very well together and I think there's a lot of evidence to suggest that. And yeah, I mean like we know for a fact that Qatar is funding Hamas because Netanyahu has instructed them to do so.

>> Um the um Greater Israel Project uh Jewish supremacy is something that they talk about openly in Israel. I mean, just go to Israel and spend time with Jews and they'll talk about openly. And the reason why is that in the Jewish tradition, it doesn't matter what the rest of the world thinks. Who cares? What matters is their relationship with God. Okay? That that that's the only thing that that matters. So, as long as they're able to move towards re reunion with God, uh move towards redemption of the Jewish people, that's that's the only thing that that matters. And for this redemption to happen, you need you you need to play out history that that that requires the fulfillment of the greater Israel project and the building of the third temple.

>> Right? So um the idea that this is Ny Yahoo is absurd. 80% of people support this war. 80% of Israelis support um this war against Iran. Um and this greater Israel project is clearly the end goal. And this war in Iran is just a way to achieve this because think think about what's happening in this war where eventually the entire world is going to be drawn in. The GCC uh Dubai, UAE, Saudi Arabia want this war uh to continue and want to fight Iran to the finish and Iran can easily destroy the GCC, right? But once the GC is GCC is destroyed, that clears a path for Israel. Turkey might be drawn into this war as well. And if Turkey is drawn into this war, then Iran can destroy it pretty easily. Um, and then that's another domino that that thaws.

>> So the end the so this war ends I think when the United States is forced to retreat from the Middle East and then Israel can achieve um the greater is is uh greater is Israel project.

>> The UAE I've seen some reports I'm not sure how valid they are that they are going to join Israel and fight Iran. A lot of people in the GCC, especially the Dubai influencers, they thought that this war was going to be over. They were saying it was going to be over in 24 hours. They were saying, "Everybody's panicking. This outrage is unnecessary." What could we see now over a month into this war? You said that the GCC would never have the same reputation again. Is it really over for these people in the Gulf States?

>> I think it's completely over. I think there's no hope. And I I think like they're desperate. Um, and that's why they um they they want to enter the war. You know, really strange, but like last week I got an email from the Dubai government inviting me to speak at a conference in September. I'm like, why would I go, man? Are you guys going to be around September? So, so, but yeah. Um, no, I think I think it's done. Um, I I think these things are mirages. I think they were artificial creations. I mean, the idea I mean, like these are basically slave societies, right? where you have the the Emiratis doing nothing. They're on welfare and then 90% of people do the work, but they're all expatriots and it and it's it's a um cast system where expatriots are given like you know these very lavish salaries and then um people from the third world mainly Pakistan, India, Africa are treated as slaves in in that society.

>> Yeah, I'm seeing the footage now also Bengalis are out there. They're finally able to go on the beach and so you can see them all these workers flooding through. Actually, a mirage is the perfect analogy for it. A mirage. The idea that this uh fantasy land created in the middle of the desert. That's essentially what you could describe it as. I don't want to get banned by the UAE for insinuating that. So,

>> I uh I'm not but they are very strict about that. What about uh I I don't want to hold you up too much of your time, but with the professor conversation coming up from Medi Hassan, I think a lot of people are making the comparison between you and Jordan Peterson. I'm not sure if he's still on Daily Wire. Have you compared yourself or your careers to him? And what lessons can we learn? Because his reputation is not the same as it once was. He was very popular during the woke push from Larry Fank as he's now admitted. But nowadays he has a mental health problem which I mean you you did admit that it was getting difficult for you in March. How could we learn from Jordan Peterson's career?

>> I think that Jordan Peterson is a brilliant teacher, right? And if you go back and watch his uft uh lectures, he had a way of engaging his students. He had a way of showing himself um that um made him very charismatic. That made him an exemplar, a role model for young people. And um if he just focused on that, I think he could have been a positive force in the world. But his mistake was this. His mistake was when he became popular, he monetized himself. So, I think there's this clip of him talking about how much money he makes and he's like, "Why make, you know, $60,000 I I I'm just making this up, okay? But I'm saying, I make $60,000 a week doing lectures. I make $20,000 a week doing book sales. I make $30,000 a week on Patreon." And like like I know it's a lot of money and it's very tempting but when you get seduced by that money um you have to sell your soul. I think I I I I think yeah you you want to uh monetize to a certain extent and I do monetize. I mean like I I don't monetize my YouTube but I monetize my substack and that's a lot of money. Um it's nowhere near how much Jordan Peterson makes. I think the Daily Wire gave him $60 million for his IP, right? So, that's a lot of money. But, um, you have to remember that this is how they control you. This is how they get you with money, right? So, remember after October 7th, Na Yahoo um said, "Give them give them hell, Israel." Right? So, he came out vocally in support of Israel. Um, and you shouldn't do that. I mean, you you as a teacher, you want to maintain some um impartiality. You want to maintain some distance. You want to maintain perspective. And but he was taking so much money from these people that he felt that okay, they're my friends. They're in trouble. I need to speak out. And then he got a lot of backlash for for for that. But that's how that's how they get you. They get you through money. Okay. So, I don't monetize my YouTube. And everyone's like, "You're insane. You could be generating a lot of money through YouTube and you do a great job on YouTube. So, why why not just take the cash and enjoy your life?" And the answer is because I don't want them to control me, right? So, it's a signaling mechanism where like I'm telling them I don't I don't want to monet monetize my YouTube. So, don't talk come talk to me. I'm going to shut the door on you. The devil can only come in if you let if you let him in. Okay? You have to invite the devil in. And I'm not gonna invite you guys in, so don't bother.

>> Right? I don't care what you do to me, but I'm not going to take your money. I'm not going to make a deal with you. You're not gonna and and like like because what I care about is my my soul. What cares about is being a teacher. And I I think that's a mistake that Jordan Peterson made. And like quite honestly, once you make this mistake, you're stuck, man.

>> You are now bought. And if you want to like, you know, change the terms of the contract, if you want to be like, you know, like, I'm sorry, this was not a good deal. I'll give back all your money. Well, certain things can happen to you.

>> Mhm.

>> You know,

>> that was my favorite statement from the first interview we did was that the real wealth is knowledge. Real wealth is not something, you know, not Rothschild [ __ ] books, as I like to say. It doesn't come from fame. It doesn't come from any of these worldly things. It comes from the pursuit of something greater, enlightenment, as you say. It's something that I think that is more important than ever to pursue right now, especially if the US dollar collapses, which right now the chairman of the Federal Reserve is saying that look at the writing on the wall. This does not look good. The United States just hit $39 trillion in debt. And this system is only based off of our belief in it. It's only because we believe in this currency that it holds any weight. People die trying to accomplish and trying to achieve this wealth, this money that literally means nothing besides the stock that we place into it with our our own minds. And so being in in control of your own mind is the most valuable thing we can do in terms of resistance and revolution. As long as you maintain true independence and you don't rely upon the state, especially when AI is replacing so much of that authority figure, they want to control what's in here. That this is what makes you who you are. That's your soul. So more than ever, that is important. Do you think your audience is predominantly young people? Because you always reiterate how important it is. Obviously your classes, you know, you teach a high school, but do you think that your influence is with the future?

>> Um, so I've looked at some analytics and um well, first of all, my audience is heavily skewed towards male. So about 90% male, 10% female. Um u the other thing is that the the demographic tends to be middle-aged. So maybe from like 35 to 45. Um and the and um um um most are in the Anglosphere, right? the United States um and um Europe, Canada. Um and I think a lot of it is these are people who received an education and they were not happy with their education and they've had some life experience and they're confused by how the world works. And so when they watch my videos, it's almost like a confirmation or validation of their doubt in the world. But I but I think you need a certain knowledge set. I think you you need um a certain experience in order to appreciate my teachings. So I'll I'll give an example where you know like it's possible like for one video I have two million views. Okay? So there are two people 2 million people watching my videos. In my class, my high school class there are two students guys. Okay, like there are no su. So yeah, there are two students in my class because they're too young. They're like 18. They don't know anything, you know, they and and and they're happy golucky. So um most students find my class very depressing. Um but I feel as though that that's what education is. Education is about self annalation in order to form your a proper um more free understanding of how the world works. You know, basically destroy your brainwashing.

>> Mhm. So, what should the future generations what should we invest in? Say the American empire collapses. Do you recommend people like me, should we stay in America? Last time you said that Bitcoin and cryptocurrency was predominantly infiltrated by secret societies. I'm not trying to mischaracterize what you said, but essentially that crypto is not as reliable as many people believe. Where do you think besides wealth and knowledge, where do you see the future for us?

>> Look, I think for young people um in the 20s, the best thing you can invest in right now are human relationships. So, cook dinner together, right? Be generous to to each other. Go out and hike together. Um it does it it sounds kind of weird now but I guarantee you um if you were to do this and just focus on building relationships like building friendships and focusing on emotional bonds with each other. This is going to be such the mo this this will be the best investment you will make in the future world because a new world is world is coming and people are going to have to stick together in order to survive this this world. It's entirely possible that, you know, we'll have to move out of the cities and go back to farming. It's entirely possible this happens. In which case, it's it's probably important to have a community of people that you trust, that you love working together, to grow food together, to support each other, to have families together.

>> Yeah. Establishing real relationships. It's something that since this war started, I can kind of relate to your apprehension to upload and the pursuit of travel and wanting to spend personal time and seeing how it could affect people around you because I also I' I've noticed I'm not sure if you have, but you've done a great job. You don't really you don't attack anybody. People come at you and you don't really seem to respond, but since the war started, I've also been sleepless. Even like in this interview, I have I hardly been sleeping beforehand. and I I don't feel as sharp as I uh wanted to be or was in previous interviews with you. I've been editing too much and just looking at the news too much, interacting on Twitter too much. What have you realized is the the way to stay away from that chaos and and how can what advice would you give to really be strong amidst all the craziness we see online?

>> Right. So, I think the another mistake that Jordan Jordan Peterson made was too much online engagement where he was actually responding to his critics on social media. And what you need to recognize is that most people are trolls. They're just they're just trying to provoke a response from you and like they're just trying to make you angry. And so, my number one rule is do not respond online. If you want to have a conversation with me, let's do it um with in a conversation, right? A long form conversation conversation where you're allowed to present your perspective and where I'm allowed to present my my perspective. But like I don't be a keyboard warrior where I'm where, you know, I'm debating um my critics online because they'll be much more effective at trolling me than I am them. So my number one rule is do not respond um to social media. Like I receive social media and I look at comments now and then but I don't read YouTube comments. My wife does. My wife reads YouTube comments. I do not read YouTube comments. Okay? So I apologize if I don't respond. Okay? And I try not not not to read comments. I I just try to focus on being me. I try to focus on trying to form a coherent understanding and framework for the world. I don't want to be disrupted by this. Okay? So I don't engage online but I also don't engage offline as well. Meaning I don't go and give lectures. I don't go and meet fans, you know, and and and like, you know, I'm sorry um if if I seem antisocial, but again, it's it's it's to protect my personal health, my mental health. It's to protect my family.

>> Uh and it's to ensure that I can be the best when I go teach in the classroom.

>> That's a mindset that I need to definitely adapt. It's different because, you know, we grew up with social media. So that troll nature is pretty much ingrained in so many of our it's ingrained in our DNA to be engaging and I I have to figure out yeah I've always noticed that it's better when you're just creating when you're producing and you're actively trying to make it better. That's when you're at your happiest and that's when actually you are the best creator. As soon as you get involved in the cesspool that's when your your energy is pulled away and you're not making anything. you're just engaging and giving people attention and all they really want is is attention. It's uh it's extremely important and you don't really seem like you have felt the temptations to get involved in that which is uh definitely part of your success. So I mean the thing to know about me is that I've been famous before. uh people people forget but like I am China's like most famous educator and so I get interviewed by New York Times, Wall Street Journal, BBC all the time and in in my early 30s I blew up online because of certain interviews I did about Chinese educ education system. I'm very critical of it and I was googing myself every day. Um, and at a certain point I'm like, why am I googling myself every single day? This is silly. And I I understand like the sort of the rush, the it's like a drug, right? Like, oh my god, all this attention and you're googling myself to see like how many news reports uh you use your name. And um so I've been there. I've done that. You know, it's it's it's I I understand like what the feeling is. I understand how you know like if you just start focusing on your own fame um it makes you anxious it makes you it fame is really a drug right where you know if today you got like 10,000 views but the next day you get a th000 views then you you just fall into a deep depression and and so I I've been there and I've done that and and and so I know how to protect myself now.

>> Yeah. It's when your self-worth is derived through numbers on a screen. That's another form of currency. You're controlled in that way. The same reason that people like Jordan Peterson were able to be controlled. So yeah, I I wish you the best of success. Please don't quit. We want to keep watching the lectures. And those students name it's Amber. What's the other student's name? I can't remember.

>> Well, um there's Vincent and there's Allan. They're the most consistent. Yeah, they're the most consistent. And then Amber comes down then. So there's three. Yeah.

>> So the conspiracy theory that you're speaking to an empty classroom that's been debunked. You have videos where you can meet the students in the class and they are

>> they ask questions.

>> Yeah, they do.

>> And they do ask questions at at the end of the class. Yeah.

>> Sometimes you get annoyed with Vincent's questions. Sometimes Amber could read a little bit faster. Okay. If you could please ask her to to read a little more emotion, you know, when she's reading stuff about Greek Empire and stuff. It's just a little too monotone for for my taste and I I have to skip over and read it myself. But I I look forward to it. I I subscribe to your Substack. I highly recommend people subscribe to it. There's been great updates. I think you post there how often? Maybe twice, three times a week.

>> Uh I I post once a week. So my subsec is different in that I try to pose long form analysis of the war because you know like like people on Twitter and people get news and what I'm trying to do is I'm trying to provide a deeper analysis of how to connect the current events together.

>> Mhm. I want to correct a mistake earlier. It is because I'm tired. I I said uh Angel Griel instead of angel el. But it was jin. It was a jin, not an angel. I've not been sleeping properly at all for

>> for like the past month.

>> And uh last thing I just want to ask you, what sort of I don't know, you probably hardly see my content and I I guess I I did ask it, but do you have any how do you think from your view from Professor Jang's view that I could improve in this space?

>> Yeah. You know, I think like what would be really interesting is if like rather doing like online interviews, you actually invited people and do like inerson uh conversations.

>> You're all the way in China. You're far you're all the way to different time zone.

>> Well, we can meet somewhere, you know. I mean, um if you're ever traveling, you know, I I I could meet you somewhere. But but but but I'm saying like if you're able to talk to person people in person that I think is um much more effective. Um so I I highly recommend like more in-person interviews. Another thing that I think um um is maybe try to bring different people together, right? So I would love to have a convers conversation with David Ike and you could moderate it. um that that I I think would be really interesting for uh people if that goes well. I'm also talking I'm also interested in talking to Dugan. Uh I'm not sure if you know who he is, but he's he's Russian.

>> and um and I'm very like like we're we're online friends, so I can arrange that very very easily. I I don't know David Ike uh and he he hates me for whatever reason. Uh so you you have to get in touch with him yourself, but I can I can get in touch with David uh with actually Dugan and um and I I I think what what might be interesting is if there's more like different people together having having a conversation.

>> I don't know if you were up to that. A lot of people have been suggesting that, but I wasn't sure. I I never

>> I'm completely I'm completely up to like a long form good faith discussion.

>> There's Do you know George Galloway? I do. Yes, he's interviewed me. Yes.

>> Okay, perfect. And also, do you know Professor Mirandi?

>> I've not I I actually don't know. I I have deep respect for him and what he does. I mean, it's incredible the work he's been doing. I mean, like, he's he doesn't sleep. Um he's he's been just been the most passionate and articulate advocate uh for Iran.

>> So, after the David Ike interview, I'm going to do my best to set that up. Open invitation. I think the next one should definitely be with Professor Mandi. I think that would be a a great conversation to facilitate. I'm not sure when you're next available. I'll email you about that. And then George Galloway, I thought that he was very interesting to speak to.

>> I think he had a good perspective on uh social spaceism and a lot of people were saying, "Oh, look, you're just buying into that ideology." No, it's right now there's a debt crisis, there's a housing crisis, and the elite class control it. It's not that I'm a a far leftist like people are trying to categorize me at. I never say left and right. It's all about right and wrong. And somebody needs to address that problem instead of, you know, we're spending $200 billion dollars. Well, they want$200 billion more dollars from the Pentagon. Trump is saying that he can't afford daycare and Medicare for all because of all these senseless wars.

>> Yeah. He's honest like like you know that's that's what what makes Trump so um so annoying to liberals because he's just honest about everything, right? Liberals prefer that you just lie and be hypocritical whereas Trump's like, "Nah, screw that. I I'll be honest. I'm telling you right now, I can't we can't afford daycare because we're starting we have this warning around and like that's his truth. Sorry, man.

>> That's I think they tried to wipe that from the internet, but he can just say it right in front of our faces and and we continue to eat it up. But these conversations, community and knowledge, all this is important to resist what's coming. So, I I look forward to these future conversations. Professor Jen, I will continue to call you this as a sign of respect in Chinese culture.

>> It's always a pleasure to have you on. I appreciate your time. Uh, God bless you and I will look forward and schedule future conversations.

>> Great. Thanks. Thanks so much, Nigel. Bye-bye.

>> Bye. Great interview. Great interview. My apologies for the mistake on Angel Gabriel. I am exhausted right now. I'm very, very tired. I thought that was a great interview. W's up in the chat. Always a pleasure to have Professor Jang on. I have not been I could really feel it. I don't know if you guys can tell it, but I've been editing non-stop and I was sick beforehand. I've not been resting and it's been a lot. And I' I've been uh yeah, it's it's been a lot especially since the war saw it, but I'll be back on the schedule uh tomorrow. I'll be back on that, you know, doing the 8 to 10 hours every single day. Would you guys best one yet? Let's go. Let's go. And shout out to everybody watching this on YouTube as well. Thank you so much. I saw that you guys loved the first two interviews and so looks like we're going to continue the this back and forth. And best of luck to Professor Jang with Patrick David tomorrow.