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Reports are coming out now that Israel is urging, urging Donald Trump to assassinate the lead negotiator of Iran. The lead negotiator in this, in, in these entire peace talks, Israel's begging Trump, just urging him to assassinate the guy. To assassinate the guy. And this is coming from a circular, circulating classified government document. So first, I want you guys to watch this, to watch this clip here to understand exactly who this guy is. Let me go ahead and play this clip and then, and then let's talk about this because this article is wild. Take a listen.
>> Mr. President. A top, a top person. Don't forget. We're dealing with the man who I believe is the most respected and the leader.
>> Mr. President.
>> Again.
>> Mr. President, I know you can afford this.
>> I don't want him to be killed.
With U.S. President Donald Trump claiming that America is speaking to Iran, the big question is who might they be speaking to? One name that keeps popping up is Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf. He's definitely one of the strongest figures in the current Islamic.
>> So why did Trump say we're speaking with the lead negotiator and he doesn't want them to be killed? Keep in mind that this, this was from two months ago, this clip. The article is new. The clip is from two months ago and I was just searching it up to honestly, to figure out, to make sure I pronounce his name right. Then I found him and then I was like, "Oh, wait a second. They're, they're, they're talking about this and they're also, and Trump at the time, just two months ago, was saying he's worried that the guy was going to be killed." The only person, or sorry, the only entity that would kill him would be Israel. So he's, he's worried about. He can't even talk about the United States is so, you know, dang. We're so, you know, just bought out, influenced, just totally ran through at this point. We're so concerned about Israel assassinating somebody we're negotiating with that we don't share his name and we keep it hidden versus actually like reprimanding, like making it such a big red line that if Israel even thinks, thinks about doing so, we just totally like cut them off and make them recognize that they're not just our best friend. We will like drop them. We will drop them and hurt them by sanctions if it means, if we need to, in order for them not to pull this sort of stuff. Instead of taking the normal thing that a global superpower would do, we hide what we want to do from them, or you know, they threaten to do, push us to do this, to do that.
So, this article came out. Now, let me go ahead and share my screen so you guys can do the, see this and this is circulating right now. And the article says that there's exclusive Israel privately pressing US to kill Iran's lead negotiator and launch new strikes. So, uh, Israeli officials are pushing the Trump administration to abandon peace talks, assassinate a senior Iranian, Iranian negotiator, and resume a war they believe could still produce regime change. It can't.
So, uh, Israel's privately lobbying, privately lobbying the Department of War to assassinate Iran's lead negotiator, Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, uh, and restart, Qalibaf and restart a war with a new round of strikes targeting the country's oil infrastructure, according to a classified report circulating within the U.S. intelligence community this week. Israeli officials are aggressively trying to pull the U.S. away from negotiations back into the war, arguing to senior Trump administration officials that another round of strikes against Iran's oil infrastructure will generate enough economic devastation and unrest to trigger regime change in Tehran. U.S. officials, U.S. sources directly familiar with the assessment told Capital and Empire. That's the name of this outlet.
So, they're, uh, I mean, they're just, they're, they're flat-out just doing everything they can to get in the way of us having any sort of peace negotiation. Everybody knows this. That's the thing and they've assassinated. I mean, this is Israel gets off. Excuse me, Israel continuously has a history of assassinating peace negotiators. You know what's funny? You know when this, you know, one of the first peace negotiators Israel assassinated before Israel even existed was Count Bernadotte. I really like the guy. He was assassinated, uh, by. Here it is. Count Bernadotte assassinated by, uh, killed is slain in Jerusalem. Killers are called Jewish irregulars. Security Council will act today. And this was September 18th of 1948. And Count Bernadotte is the person who was the UN peace mediator to establish a peace deal between Israel and the Palestinians, the Israelis and the Palestinians. And he proposed a two-state solution that favored the Palestinians. He proposed two solutions, and the second, uh, both, uh, both of which were turned down. The second one was more likely to actually pass. Uh, and Israel, it sent the Israelis off because it favored the Palestinians. This is the solution right here. And the, uh, the pink is all Palestine, and the orange would have been Israel. And it was called the second Bernadotte plan. He was going to submit it to the UN, uh, the following day. And it was known that it was going to pass at the UN. It was, it was pretty clear that it was, it was very well received on that side.
So, what do, uh, what do Zionists, uh, Zionist extremists, terrorists of Stern Gang? Stern Gang was one of the extremist groups of Israel before it's, for really before its formation. And it ended up joining forces with a few other Zionist extremist groups, and they ended up forming the IDF. The Stern Gang, uh, extremists are the ones that assassinated him. So, they assassinated the peace negotiator because they wanted a different outcome. You know, it, it's still been going on the same 78 years later. The same exact thing. Tactics don't change. Tactics don't change. They don't change.
So, uh, you know, it goes on. Even while making that argument, Israeli officials have simultaneously downplayed the likely impact renewed war would have on a glo, on global energy markets, insisting internally that Iranian retaliation against Gulf states and regional infrastructure would remain economically manageable. As part of its pitch to the Department of War, Israel identified the senior Iranian officials it would target in a renewed campaign, Ghaleb Balaf, a central figure in ceasefire talks with the U.S. As a pitch, as part of its pitch, Israel identified the senior official it would target.
So, why with the U.S. internal report determined that Israel would not target Iranian foreign ministers or Iran's supre, supreme leader, as his whereabouts remain unknown to Israeli intelligence? So, why are we just accepting this then? If he's the guy we're negotiating with, why would we accept that? Why would we accept that? It's, it's just, it's circulating documents. Why aren't we putting our foot down, sanctioning them? You know, just crippling their economy. They're crippling just their economy. Why, why can't we just show them we mean business? John F. Kennedy wouldn't have allowed this. You know, he would have sanctioned Israel. He planned to sanction Israel and then Lyndon B. Johnson got in the way. Uh, so, you know, it's just why would, it's just embarrassing for us at this point. It's embarrassing the way we carry ourselves as a global superpower. You know, it, it's just we have the, we are the, the one of the most powerful countries, such a massive, such a massive and strong military, and again, a welfare state is tossing us around. It's, it's embarrassing, it's infuriating, and our government lets this happen.
Um, who was it? What's the name of the guy? Uh, I, cuz he's, he's somebody I've been wanting to interview for a while, too. It's on the tip of my tongue. Um, Colonel, Colonel, uh, something Wilkerson. Oh my gosh. Anyways, there was a, there's a clip of him circulating. I think I actually even posted the clip on my, on my profile once. Let me search up his last name and I bet you I can find it. There was a, he was talked about how. Yep, I found it. Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson. He talked about how in 2002, the Mossad basically took over the Pentagon and began dictating U.S. foreign policy, really. And it's, you know, when I listen to this, I just think about right now and, uh, you know, things have been going on like this for so long, guys. For so long.
So, take a listen to this.
>> I said the other day, Israel would not be a state in 20 years. It'd be gone. It certainly would not be a democracy. It'll be an apartheid state and the world will, will just reject it as they did South Africa.
Oh, that's actually not the clip. I'm going to play this clip after, but I want you. This is, this is the clip I wanted to actually play.
>> I watched Mossad. I watched Mossad take over the Pentagon in 2002. The Pentagon was infiltrated by Mossad. They did not need any identification to get through the river entrance to the building. They went upstairs to Douglas Feith, the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, the third most powerful man in the Defense Department. Occasionally, they went to the second most powerful man, Paul Wolfowitz, the Deputy Secretary of Defense. And they had run of the Pentagon. Donald Rumsfeld, the Secretary of Defense, said to my boss one time, "Hell, I don't run my building. Mossad does." I watched.
The Mossad took over the Pentagon. And sometimes they would go to Paul Wolfowitz and I mean, you guys hear me talk about, I've talked about Paul Wolfowitz a lot. Again, just totally a staunch Zionist Jewish, um, Zionist sellout to our country. Really the one pushing these seven wars in five years thing. Which directly contributed is, is the cause of the genocide in, in. Again, another proxy war we started. The whole, the whole, the whole genocide in Sudan is caused by you, caused by trying to get rid of a state supportive of Palestine and flipping it. And it caused so much hell and bloodshed. Sudan became part of the Abraham Accords to some degree and the whole country is just in turmoil. That happened because of Israel. That happened because of this, because of the seven countries in five years, because of Mossad infiltrating the Pentagon. That's why this happened. We have to, you know, everything, things that are happening in Africa and the Middle East and North Africa, a lot of it can be traced back to this one central issue. If you are a government that supports Palestine, they will be taken out. They will be taken out and they'll have a regime change or they'll have failed states or they'll have genocide. They do not care. If your government supports Palestine, they will do anything they can, the Israelis using the U.S. to destroy those countries. And that's been U.S. foreign policy for the past 30 years. That, this, this has been the policy. And Iran is another, you know, is really the last big one. It's the big strong country that they've been wanting to get rid of for a very long time and it's putting up a fight and it, it doesn't seem like it's going down. And they've been doing the same thing and they don't care if Iran gets nuked. They don't care if all these as many millions and millions of Iranians die, they do not care. They want to take them out. They want to take them out. And then you, they talk about, you know, you have, and you have people that just truly laugh in your face or just, they just want to, they, they just want to rage bait you like Randy Fine talking about how Israel's a force for good. And it's just like, how, how don't, how don't I understand how these people sleep at night? I genu, I think it's just a lot of internal hatred. It has to be, just a lot of hatred, a lot of just truly blatant racism, like it, to the point where you look at somebody. I don't even want to use the word racism. I, I really don't. I think it's, uh, it, because to be racist, you have to at least view the other person as human, I think, and then just dislike their specific race. I think this is like subhumanism or something. They don't even view them as human. They really don't. They look at Palestinians like they're cattle. And I think they view any country that supports Palestine, I think they view them in the same kind of way. I really think they do because I mean, actually, you can look at the way what they say and it verifies that. They say that themselves. You'll hear Israeli officials say this. You'll hear Ben-Gvir and Smotrich say this. You'll hear Netanyahu say this. And they're our greatest ally. They're our greatest ally. They're, they're the ones that Mike Huckabee says are the chosen ones. They're the greatest ally in the world. They made the cherry tomato. Oh, the cherry tomato, huh?
And what have, what is, what, what have we be like, what have we become? What is going on? This is not normal. This is not normal. Never in the history of the planet, never in the history, never in recorded human history has there been a relationship between two countries to such a close degree as the relationship between the United States and Israel. Never. Ever in recorded history. Go back to ancient Egypt, nothing. Nothing. Nothing like this.
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