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[00:00:01] Well, welcome to Free Speech Friday.
[00:00:04] Today is Friday, October 17th, and we
[00:00:07] are about to cover the history of
[00:00:09] Israeli propaganda in America. And in
[00:00:12] doing so, we're going to talk a lot
[00:00:13] about propaganda in general and about
[00:00:17] where the money flows. um the whole
[00:00:20] purpose of propaganda, the actual
[00:00:22] tactics that get used and the evolution
[00:00:24] of the Israeli propaganda campaign
[00:00:26] specifically because it is shall we say
[00:00:29] flaring up in a big way in an
[00:00:32] unprecedented way that um
[00:00:36] stands to change the nature of American
[00:00:39] democracy honestly. Um people like my
[00:00:42] detractors all the time say, "Ian, why
[00:00:44] are you so obsessed with Israel?" Ian,
[00:00:46] why are you only talking about the
[00:00:47] genocide in Gaza? There's a genocide in
[00:00:49] Sudan. There's genocides all over the
[00:00:51] place. Why is And it's like clearly
[00:00:53] that's a propaganda tactic. But
[00:00:55] secondly, if you want an answer to that,
[00:00:58] this is why
[00:01:00] the way that the Israeli
[00:01:04] government is affecting freedom of
[00:01:07] speech in America is affecting my job
[00:01:10] directly, my ability to think and speak
[00:01:12] freely. Your ability to think and speak
[00:01:14] freely.
[00:01:16] That's not happening on behalf of anyone
[00:01:18] else. And we all know why. But the
[00:01:21] pro-Israel people like to feain
[00:01:25] ignorance and pretend like it's some
[00:01:26] great mystery or it's not even
[00:01:28] happening. And
[00:01:31] we're going to go through like 20 to 50
[00:01:33] sources today that I would love for them
[00:01:35] to refute um and explain how it's not
[00:01:38] happening because it sure seems to be
[00:01:41] happening all the way from the office of
[00:01:43] the president down to
[00:01:47] your average regular old social media
[00:01:49] influencer. everything in between. And
[00:01:51] so,
[00:01:54] yeah, genocide is bad no matter where it
[00:01:56] happens. Yeah, what's happening in
[00:01:58] Sudan, super awful. Yeah, Muslim
[00:02:00] terrorism, Islamism,
[00:02:04] not good. Um, there's all sorts of
[00:02:06] problems in this world, and they're all
[00:02:08] worth talking about, but there is
[00:02:10] inevitably a hierarchy of problems.
[00:02:12] There are some problems that more affect
[00:02:15] my own life and my nation and my people
[00:02:18] than other problems. And because America
[00:02:20] is the sort of
[00:02:23] uh the empire that rules the world, the
[00:02:25] the body that controls more things than
[00:02:28] anyone else,
[00:02:30] things that affect America
[00:02:33] affect everybody. And things that
[00:02:35] threaten America and what makes America
[00:02:38] great threaten everybody. Um, and let's
[00:02:42] be clear, America has had some problems
[00:02:45] historically and has not really worked
[00:02:46] for the people since, you know, let's
[00:02:49] say for at least a hundred years, if not
[00:02:52] a lot more. But at least the ideals of
[00:02:55] America, the the principles that America
[00:02:57] is built on, those are still baked into
[00:02:59] all of our minds. They're baked into our
[00:03:01] spirit. They're baked into the nature of
[00:03:03] patriotism in America. They're a
[00:03:05] fundamental piece of what makes all
[00:03:07] Americans Americans. And American
[00:03:09] leadership has to play by a certain set
[00:03:12] of like um at least theoretical
[00:03:16] guidelines if not you know ideological
[00:03:18] rules because of that set of principles
[00:03:22] because of the freedom that this nation
[00:03:24] was founded on. And even if we don't
[00:03:26] actually have all the freedoms that we
[00:03:28] were told that we would have, the idea
[00:03:30] of those freedoms is still powerful and
[00:03:33] needs defending because if that idea
[00:03:35] slips away, if it's changed a little by
[00:03:38] little,
[00:03:40] everything slides out from under.
[00:03:44] So,
[00:03:48] we're going to start with a few clips
[00:03:51] from a documentary that I always tell
[00:03:53] people to watch, that I always cite um
[00:03:56] and send people to if they're new to
[00:03:57] this issue, if they're new to the Israel
[00:03:59] Palestine conversation, if they're new
[00:04:01] to the history of Israel um because you
[00:04:05] can't
[00:04:06] really understand the nature of the
[00:04:09] situation if you don't understand
[00:04:13] the nature of
[00:04:16] the conversation.
[00:04:18] As in,
[00:04:20] if you're receiving a bunch of
[00:04:23] information and half of it is
[00:04:24] propaganda, you need to know what is
[00:04:27] propaganda. You need to know what is a
[00:04:30] trustworthy source and what is not a
[00:04:31] trustworthy source. You need to know
[00:04:32] what are the biases in this space. You
[00:04:34] need to know who has vested interest in,
[00:04:37] you know, telling you their own version
[00:04:40] of the truth. Okay?
[00:04:44] And this is the best way to get started
[00:04:46] understanding it,
[00:04:49] >> guys. And
[00:04:50] >> none of this is by accident. It's the
[00:04:52] result of a deliberate effort to shape
[00:04:54] American perceptions of the conflict, a
[00:04:56] propaganda effort that really begins to
[00:04:58] take shape with Israel's invasion of
[00:05:00] Lebanon in 1982.
[00:05:02] Um, I also I need to point out
[00:05:05] that this film has some graphic images
[00:05:10] of dead civilians that I think will
[00:05:12] probably mess up the monetization on the
[00:05:15] stream and on the YouTube. Might get the
[00:05:16] video taken down. So, I'm probably going
[00:05:18] to slide it off screen during those
[00:05:21] parts and keep the audio rolling. Um,
[00:05:24] and hopefully we won't get the stream uh
[00:05:26] taken down.
[00:05:31] Israel unleashed another massive air
[00:05:33] attack on Palestinian and it's probably
[00:05:35] going to happen in Lebanon today.
[00:05:37] >> From the sky, the howl of Israeli jets,
[00:05:40] bombing and bombing.
[00:05:43] >> Tonight, Israel has never been closer to
[00:05:45] nor more in control of an Arab capital.
[00:05:48] >> In the summer [music] of 1982, Israel
[00:05:50] invaded neighboring Lebanon in an
[00:05:52] attempt to drive the Palestinian
[00:05:53] Liberation Organization out of its
[00:05:55] encampments on the southern border with
[00:05:56] Israel. Israeli.
[00:05:58] >> So, we're starting in 1982. If you
[00:06:01] didn't hear that clearly,
[00:06:02] >> the officials justified the attack as a
[00:06:04] defensive action required to take out
[00:06:06] terrorists. But as the story played out
[00:06:09] on American television, a different
[00:06:10] narrative began to emerge. One that
[00:06:13] presented Israel as the aggressor.
[00:06:15] >> What in the world is going on? Israel's
[00:06:18] security problem on its border is 50 mi
[00:06:20] to the south. What's an Israeli army
[00:06:23] doing here in Beirut? The answer is that
[00:06:25] we are now dealing with an imperial
[00:06:27] Israel which is solving its [music]
[00:06:29] problems in someone else's country.
[00:06:31] World opinion be damned.
[00:06:32] >> The Israeli invasion of Lebanon in 1982
[00:06:36] was a watershed. It was Israel breaking
[00:06:39] out beyond its immediate region to
[00:06:43] aggressively attack another country. And
[00:06:45] it was [music] a bit of a shock to many
[00:06:48] people.
[00:06:51] by the
[00:06:54] >> Israel was always that gallant little
[00:06:56] underdog democracy fighting for survival
[00:06:59] against all the odds. Now the Israelis
[00:07:01] have enexed East Jerusalem and the Golan
[00:07:03] Heights settle down more or less
[00:07:05] permanently on the West Bank and
[00:07:07] occupied close to half of Lebanon. In
[00:07:10] the interests of self-defense, that
[00:07:12] gallant little underdog, Israel has
[00:07:14] suddenly started behaving like the
[00:07:16] neighborhood bully.
[00:07:18] So that is a major theme to this whole
[00:07:21] idea is this perception of Israel as the
[00:07:26] underdog, as being surrounded by enemies
[00:07:28] at all gates,
[00:07:31] as being the victim, for lack of a
[00:07:33] better term. And I mean, it's important
[00:07:37] to remind yourself of context that today
[00:07:39] in 2025, we have a whole different set
[00:07:42] of context. But at the beginning,
[00:07:47] we didn't have the internet. We didn't
[00:07:48] have cell phones. We didn't even have
[00:07:51] very much television. There was
[00:07:53] television, but it was far more limited.
[00:07:55] The way that images were captured, the
[00:07:56] way the video was transmitted was far
[00:07:58] more limited. And so, it was much easier
[00:08:00] to control the information flowing back
[00:08:02] to the United States and around the
[00:08:03] world from this, you know, tiny little
[00:08:05] conflict in Israel. So the reporting was
[00:08:08] much much more controlled up until this
[00:08:10] conflict in 1982.
[00:08:12] That changed everything.
[00:08:14] >> By the time the war was over, the
[00:08:16] Israeli military would kill [music]
[00:08:17] 17,000 Lebanese and Palestinians and
[00:08:20] wound another 30,000, almost all of them
[00:08:23] civilians.
[00:08:24] >> In West Beirut, hospitals are so taxed
[00:08:26] with the injured that they have become
[00:08:27] specialized. This center takes only burn
[00:08:30] victims of phosphorous shells. Travel
[00:08:32] cases, concussions, and fractures are
[00:08:34] directed to other facilities.
[00:08:37] And just a few months later, American
[00:08:39] media coverage would take an even darker
[00:08:41] turn.
[00:08:41] >> There's been another horrendous turn of
[00:08:43] events in the Middle East. Hundreds of
[00:08:45] men, women, and children, perhaps as
[00:08:46] many as a thousand people in all, have
[00:08:49] been massacred in two Palestinian
[00:08:51] refugee camps in West Beirut.
[00:08:53] >> Israel's Lebanese allies, operating with
[00:08:55] the consent of the Israeli government,
[00:08:57] had massacred several thousand
[00:08:58] Palestinian [music]
[00:08:59] civilians in the refugee camps of Sabra
[00:09:01] and Chhatila, and American news media
[00:09:04] had the pictures to prove it. After the
[00:09:06] Israelis secured,
[00:09:07] >> the Israelis permitted an armored column
[00:09:09] of right-wing Christian gunmen to enter
[00:09:11] West Beirut late Friday. They took up
[00:09:13] positions surrounding Chhatila refugee
[00:09:15] camp last night and this morning they
[00:09:16] were gone. A
[00:09:17] >> bloody massacre which has heightened
[00:09:19] tensions [music] between the US and
[00:09:20] Israel.
[00:09:20] >> Sabra Shhatila was hardly the first
[00:09:22] massacre committed by Israel against
[00:09:24] Palestinians and [music] against Arabs.
[00:09:26] There's a dirty legacy of Israeli
[00:09:28] massacres from the [music] pre-state
[00:09:30] through the creation of the state and
[00:09:32] beyond. The big difference was this one
[00:09:35] [music] was televised.
[00:09:36] >> By all appearances, groups of men had
[00:09:38] been ordered to stand against the wall.
[00:09:40] >> Just want to point out too that it's a
[00:09:43] real shame, journalistically speaking,
[00:09:45] that I have to censor this, that I will
[00:09:47] probably get this video demonetized or
[00:09:48] taken down for showing this as it is
[00:09:50] official reporting of an actual set of
[00:09:52] massacres that actually happened. That,
[00:09:56] you know, is every bit as real as any
[00:09:58] other war documentary on the internet
[00:10:01] right now. every bit as real as the
[00:10:02] footage coming back from Israel and Gaza
[00:10:05] right now [snorts]
[00:10:07] >> and then gunned down in cold blood.
[00:10:12] >> Today, Palestinians searched frantically
[00:10:14] for relatives.
[00:10:16] >> They took our children, one said,
[00:10:18] "They're killing our families."
[00:10:20] >> This was a gamecher in terms of how
[00:10:22] Israel was going to deal with the
[00:10:25] question of publicity. [music] They went
[00:10:26] on the offensive for the first time. All
[00:10:28] the direct or implicit accusations that
[00:10:31] the IDF bear any blame whatsoever for
[00:10:34] this human tragedy in the Chhatila camp
[00:10:37] are entirely baseless and without any
[00:10:39] foundation.
[00:10:41] The government of Israel rejects them
[00:10:44] with a contempt which they deserve. It
[00:10:46] was perhaps the first time they
[00:10:48] recognized at the highest levels inside
[00:10:50] Israel how much they needed to do that
[00:10:52] if [music] they expected to maintain the
[00:10:54] kind of understood [music] support in
[00:10:57] the United States. Israel can do no
[00:10:59] wrong. Israel is always the the victim.
[00:11:02] Israel is the little David against the
[00:11:04] big bad Goliath.
[00:11:06] 2 years after the Lebanon invasion, the
[00:11:08] American Jewish Congress sponsored a
[00:11:10] [music] conference in Jerusalem to
[00:11:12] devise a formal public relations
[00:11:14] strategy known in Hebrew as Hasbra.
[00:11:18] Participants included PR and advertising
[00:11:20] executives, media specialists,
[00:11:23] journalists, and leaders of major Jewish
[00:11:26] groups. According to a brochure from the
[00:11:28] Congress, no single event brought home
[00:11:31] the need for a more effective Hasper or
[00:11:33] information program more persuasively
[00:11:35] than the 1982 war in Lebanon and the
[00:11:37] events that followed. As one conference
[00:11:40] participant put it, "Israel is no longer
[00:11:42] perceived to be little David, but
[00:11:44] Goliath steamrolling across the map."
[00:11:47] The primary aim of the conference was to
[00:11:49] develop strategies to spin unpopular
[00:11:51] Israeli policies and to counter negative
[00:11:54] press coverage by shaping the media
[00:11:56] frame in advance.
[00:11:58] News doesn't just jump into a camera. A
[00:12:00] conference delegate said it's directed.
[00:12:02] It's managed. It's made [music]
[00:12:03] accessible.
[00:12:05] Israelbased advertising executive Martin
[00:12:08] Fenton would put it in even more blunt
[00:12:10] terms. Propaganda is not a dirty word.
[00:12:13] He said, "Face it. We are in the game of
[00:12:16] changing people's minds, of making them
[00:12:18] think differently. To accomplish that,
[00:12:21] we need [music] propaganda."
[00:12:24] Right?
[00:12:26] So
[00:12:29] that is the beginning of the modern
[00:12:34] Hosbah campaign of Israel targeting
[00:12:37] America
[00:12:39] and American minds, American perception
[00:12:42] as a primary objective of their military
[00:12:47] goals, of their warfare.
[00:12:51] And we will get to Benjamin Netanyahu's
[00:12:53] more recent statements about that idea.
[00:13:01] Um,
[00:13:04] this document
[00:13:08] from the American Jewish Congress in
[00:13:11] 1984 was extremely hard to track down.
[00:13:14] Um, but I did track it down eventually
[00:13:17] and it's pretty interesting. and it goes
[00:13:19] into a lot of depth and I would highly
[00:13:20] recommend
[00:13:22] all of y'all go read it. And I think
[00:13:24] what I'm going to do is after this
[00:13:25] stream is over, I'm going to fill the
[00:13:27] description with links to several of
[00:13:29] these sources that are a little harder
[00:13:30] to find, such as this original document
[00:13:33] from the American Jewish Congress about
[00:13:35] Hosbor, as well as this more recent one,
[00:13:38] the Israel Project's 2009 Global
[00:13:40] Language Dictionary, among others.
[00:13:43] This campaign has evolved over the years
[00:13:46] um to keep pace with technology, to keep
[00:13:49] pace with sentiment and various news
[00:13:52] cycles and the broader Israeli
[00:13:55] government and strategy.
[00:13:58] But at the beginning, the choice of Carl
[00:14:01] Spielval
[00:14:02] is very significant.
[00:14:05] Um he is a famous adman that was
[00:14:10] specifically known for image inversion
[00:14:13] and in the documentary they give the
[00:14:15] example of the uh Miller light campaign
[00:14:18] I think it was where they he helped
[00:14:20] transform the image of this beer from a
[00:14:22] ladies beer to like a manly beer.
[00:14:25] [snorts] Um
[00:14:28] he said
[00:14:29] Spielval's talent, he didn't say this,
[00:14:31] this is off Wikipedia. Spielval's
[00:14:33] talents in the marketing industry were
[00:14:34] instrumental in helping to recover
[00:14:36] Israel's public image after the Lebanon
[00:14:37] war. Later in life, he would refer to
[00:14:39] his efforts as developing into a
[00:14:41] personal cause celeb, meaning like his
[00:14:45] thing. Okay.
[00:14:50] I also thought it was interesting that
[00:14:51] in his political career on Wikipedia
[00:14:54] they say that in 1995 he was appointed
[00:14:56] by President Bill Clinton and approved
[00:14:57] by the US Senate to the US Broadcasting
[00:14:59] Board of Governors which is responsible
[00:15:01] for Voice of America, Radio Free Europe,
[00:15:04] Voice of Asia, Radio Marty, WorldNet and
[00:15:06] other non-military voices of the United
[00:15:08] States government.
[00:15:11] That's called spook propaganda. Um
[00:15:14] that's the CIA, right? um that that came
[00:15:17] up during the Tucker Carlson
[00:15:19] conversations.
[00:15:21] So, let's talk about this more recent
[00:15:23] incarnation of this idea, the 2009
[00:15:26] Global Language Dictionary. This is a
[00:15:30] um
[00:15:31] a revitalization of the idea because
[00:15:34] Israel was engaged in a whole bunch of
[00:15:36] new bombing campaigns. Um, this is
[00:15:39] around the time of Operation Castled
[00:15:42] and sentiment was
[00:15:46] not doing great. Obama had been elected
[00:15:49] in 2008.
[00:15:51] Um, television had come a long way. It
[00:15:54] was a lot easier to capture video and to
[00:15:57] spread information. Social media wasn't
[00:15:59] here yet, but it was about to hit. And
[00:16:02] they hired a new adman. At first, it was
[00:16:06] Carl Spielval. This time it was Frank
[00:16:08] Luntz, which is he's a whole other
[00:16:11] rabbit hole. Um, and there's all kinds
[00:16:15] of interesting stuff in this global
[00:16:17] language dictionary that uh
[00:16:22] I'll pull up the actual document here
[00:16:24] for you. I grabbed a few screens out of
[00:16:27] it.
[00:16:29] It is 116 pages long and it's got settle
[00:16:33] it's got chap or chapters about all
[00:16:36] sorts of you know touchy topics like
[00:16:38] page 62
[00:16:41] is about settlements.
[00:16:46] Let's just go and peep that one real
[00:16:48] quick
[00:16:49] because the settlements
[00:16:52] are controversial to say the least.
[00:16:57] The settlements are the single toughest
[00:16:59] issue for Israel
[00:17:02] and the hostility towards them and
[00:17:03] towards Israeli policy that appears to
[00:17:05] encourage settlement activity is clearly
[00:17:06] evident. Unless and until Israeli
[00:17:09] government policy changes, here's the
[00:17:11] best communication approach because the
[00:17:13] settlements are illegal. And so,
[00:17:17] how are you going to win this campaign?
[00:17:18] How are you going to talk about this?
[00:17:22] And they have all of these strategies.
[00:17:25] talk about a willingness to negotiate
[00:17:27] and Camp David in the same sentence as
[00:17:30] in we're willing to negotiate the deal
[00:17:32] that the entire world says that we
[00:17:34] should adopt, but we're not actually
[00:17:35] going to adopt it. We're just going to
[00:17:36] talk about a willingness to negotiate.
[00:17:39] Um provide specific examples of how
[00:17:40] Israel has already sacrificed in the
[00:17:43] name of peace.
[00:17:44] Three previous Israeli leaders have
[00:17:46] demonstrated a willingness to address
[00:17:47] the settlement issue, but still the
[00:17:50] settlements continue to this day. By the
[00:17:52] way, the settlements are necessary for
[00:17:55] the security of Israel. Right. Yes.
[00:17:57] Okay.
[00:17:59] Where possible, make the settlement
[00:18:01] issue about the larger challenge of
[00:18:02] achieving a peaceful solution where
[00:18:04] Arabs and Israelis live peacefully side
[00:18:06] by side because we all know that that is
[00:18:08] the goal, right? So they have all of
[00:18:10] these uh tips, talking points, emphasize
[00:18:14] solutions wherein nobody has to leave
[00:18:16] their own homes except for the
[00:18:17] Palestinians obviously that you know are
[00:18:20] living where they need to put a
[00:18:21] settlement stress mutuality in the issue
[00:18:23] of settlements and refugees because it's
[00:18:25] totally both people's fault and both
[00:18:27] people's responsibilities. Um so they go
[00:18:30] through all the arguments, they break it
[00:18:32] down, words that do work, words that do
[00:18:34] not work. Um,
[00:18:37] those who think that the conflict is
[00:18:39] driven by an Israeli desire to hold on
[00:18:40] to territories are totally wrong. This
[00:18:43] may be a perception that some seek to
[00:18:44] promote, but it's not our reality. It's
[00:18:46] not our policy. And they're saying that
[00:18:47] those words don't work because actually
[00:18:49] what they do is they draw attention to
[00:18:50] the fact that Israel is taking land,
[00:18:54] right? And
[00:18:58] I guess I'll hop back to Obsidian
[00:19:00] because I got a screenshot of this. And
[00:19:02] there's this phrase in here that is
[00:19:05] kind of sums the whole thing up.
[00:19:08] The this is a suggestion of what's good,
[00:19:11] what does work, how you should do
[00:19:13] Hosbra. The fight is over ideology, not
[00:19:16] land, terror, not territory. It's not
[00:19:20] about Israel wanting all the land for
[00:19:22] themselves. It's not about Israel
[00:19:24] settling on Palestinian land in direct
[00:19:27] conflict with the international
[00:19:29] agreements and the peace deals that have
[00:19:32] been put in place prior. It's not about
[00:19:34] any of that. It's about terrorism. It's
[00:19:38] about stopping Islamicism and all these
[00:19:41] radical Islamic terrorists that are
[00:19:43] going to come to your town and kill you
[00:19:44] and your kids and your wives, right?
[00:19:48] Some of these talking points are still
[00:19:50] recycling to this day.
[00:19:53] Some of them have evolved a lot, right?
[00:19:55] because this whole document is tailored
[00:19:58] specifically to the Iraq war era, to the
[00:20:01] Obama presidency, to a preocial media
[00:20:04] age that was digital, but not, you know,
[00:20:07] modern digital. And there's this section
[00:20:10] that I pulled out just just to highlight
[00:20:13] that I'll make bigger for you guys. Um,
[00:20:16] chapter 2, a glossery of words that
[00:20:17] work. And when you read through it, you
[00:20:20] start to notice trends that persist to
[00:20:24] this day that knowingly or unknowingly,
[00:20:28] Zionist chills still use these same
[00:20:31] talking points. Not all of them, but a
[00:20:33] lot of them. Like the rockets, humanized
[00:20:36] rockets paint a vivid picture of what
[00:20:38] life is like in Israeli communities that
[00:20:41] are vulnerable to attack. Yes, cite the
[00:20:43] number of rocket attacks that have
[00:20:44] occurred, but immediately follow that up
[00:20:46] with what is with what it is like to
[00:20:48] make the nightly trek to the bomb
[00:20:50] shelter.
[00:20:52] And we've all seen that. We've all heard
[00:20:53] that rockets raining down, right?
[00:20:57] The right to. This is a stronger phrase
[00:21:00] than deserves. Use the phrase
[00:21:02] frequently, including the rights that
[00:21:03] both Israelis and Arabs enjoy in Israel.
[00:21:06] the right to peace that Israelis and
[00:21:07] Palestinians are entitled to and
[00:21:09] Israel's right to defend its civilians
[00:21:11] against rocket attacks, right?
[00:21:14] We're all in this together. We have all
[00:21:17] made mistakes working towards a
[00:21:20] solution. I mean, you read this document
[00:21:22] and you can basically go out and become
[00:21:24] Benjamin Netanyahu tomorrow. Okay, so I
[00:21:28] lay all that out just to highlight that
[00:21:31] this is a long campaign. This has been
[00:21:34] going on for decades, right? We're at
[00:21:36] more than 40 years now since this whole
[00:21:39] campaign was first initiated. And
[00:21:42] there's all sorts of history wrapped up
[00:21:46] in that timeline. Um, and I want to
[00:21:49] highlight
[00:21:51] just
[00:21:52] one or two other little pieces of that
[00:21:57] history because this part is super
[00:22:00] funny.
[00:22:04] denters and call it defense.
[00:22:07] >> As news media have proliferated over the
[00:22:09] years, Israel's public relations efforts
[00:22:11] have only become more and more explicit
[00:22:14] and intense.
[00:22:25] In the United States, we have a show
[00:22:26] called The Apprentice, where Donald
[00:22:28] Trump auditions people to work in his
[00:22:30] corporate boardroom. In Israel, the
[00:22:33] version of The Apprentice is called uh
[00:22:35] The Ambassador.
[00:22:36] >> The Ambassador. In a world where the
[00:22:38] real battles take place in newsrooms and
[00:22:40] TV studios, the ability to create a
[00:22:43] positive image for your country is a
[00:22:45] crucial task for every ambassador. It's
[00:22:47] a show where Israelis compete for who
[00:22:50] can offer the best haz. That means
[00:22:52] explain in Hebrew, explain our
[00:22:54] situation.
[00:22:55] >> While The Apprentice tests contestants
[00:22:57] ability to sell lemonade on the street,
[00:23:00] >> lemonade
[00:23:00] >> or handle office politics, the
[00:23:03] ambassador finalists have learned that
[00:23:05] selling real politics is a lot harder.
[00:23:07] >> The problem is that when you sell
[00:23:09] lemonade, nobody hates lemonade.
[00:23:11] Nobody's going to say that your lemonade
[00:23:13] occupies territories or that your
[00:23:15] lemonade kills babies.
[00:23:17] >> Israel's mechanism of projecting its
[00:23:20] propaganda or what they call hazbara is
[00:23:23] one of the most sophisticated arms of
[00:23:24] its government. It's a weapon of Israeli
[00:23:27] warfare.
[00:23:28] >> And when you look today at how the media
[00:23:29] cover the conflict, you see just how
[00:23:32] successful Israel's propaganda has been
[00:23:34] in reversing the legacy of Lebanon. If
[00:23:36] there's any complaints uh and there
[00:23:38] should be about civilian deaths that
[00:23:40] they they belong the responsibility and
[00:23:42] the blame belongs in one place.
[00:23:45] >> Hamas I don't
[00:23:46] >> Hamas. Um I
[00:23:47] >> think anyone should get that wrong.
[00:23:49] >> The Israeli
[00:23:50] >> shout out to baby Max Blumenthal. Bro's
[00:23:52] been killing it for a minute now.
[00:23:55] Um and then I want to show you one other
[00:23:57] little clip here just you know in honor
[00:23:59] of BB Netanyahu's wonderful face. I just
[00:24:02] wanted toh show one other little clip
[00:24:04] here. territories.
[00:24:08] >> Just listen to Netanyahu talking in
[00:24:10] private to his right-wing settler base
[00:24:12] in 2001 about how he has no intention,
[00:24:15] despite what Israel agreed to at Oslo,
[00:24:17] of giving up land and ending its illegal
[00:24:19] settlement expansion in the West Bank
[00:24:21] and the rest of the Jordan Valley.
[00:24:50] Netanyao is clear that Israel's not
[00:24:52] giving anything up. But he's also very
[00:24:55] clear that the way to make that argument
[00:24:57] is to invoke security threats. And he's
[00:25:00] especially confident that he can
[00:25:02] manipulate the American people to buy
[00:25:03] into this argument.
[00:25:13] I know what America is. America is a
[00:25:16] thing that you can move very easily.
[00:25:19] Move it in the right direction.
[00:25:21] That's a quote from BB Netanyahu.
[00:25:25] >> And this, of course, is exactly the case
[00:25:27] is made to the American people time and
[00:25:29] time again whenever Israel's been called
[00:25:31] out for refusing to end the occupation
[00:25:34] and its settlement project. We're
[00:25:36] willing to make great concessions for
[00:25:39] peace, [snorts]
[00:25:40] but there is something that I will never
[00:25:43] compromise on, and that's Israel's
[00:25:45] security. Right? All phrasing and
[00:25:50] framing straight out of the Hosbah
[00:25:53] manuals. Benjamin Netanyahu is an
[00:25:56] absolute master of hosah. The
[00:25:59] conventional wisdom is that continuing
[00:26:02] the occupation makes Israel [music] more
[00:26:05] secure. And if you buy that argument,
[00:26:08] then it's a license to occupy
[00:26:10] indefinitely. What we're
[00:26:12] >> right,
[00:26:14] a license to occupy indefinitely.
[00:26:18] And here we are, 2025 still going on.
[00:26:24] So there is a long history behind Hosbra
[00:26:29] and Hosbra is not some conspiracy
[00:26:32] theory. It is a fully funded official
[00:26:36] part of the Israeli government, of the
[00:26:38] Israeli military, of Israeli politics
[00:26:41] and Israeli life and culture. And we're
[00:26:44] about to go through
[00:26:47] all these facets,
[00:26:49] just some of many. I'm sure there's a
[00:26:51] lot more out there.
[00:26:53] that paint the picture of what it's
[00:26:56] doing today because oh boy has it
[00:26:58] evolved to meet the digital age.
[00:27:02] And I want to before we um before we
[00:27:07] dive into the actual evidence, I want to
[00:27:11] show you where this is all coming from.
[00:27:14] Credit where credit is due.
[00:27:18] Um,
[00:27:20] a lot of what we're going to talk about
[00:27:21] tonight is based upon reporting by Gen
[00:27:25] XGirl. Um, and [snorts]
[00:27:28] where are your articles, Gen Xirl? And
[00:27:31] this article in specific, Israel's
[00:27:33] coordinated campaign to propagandize
[00:27:35] conservatives in America. Incredible
[00:27:38] article
[00:27:39] um that is filled with sources and links
[00:27:44] and explanations and timelines. a dated
[00:27:47] timeline that leads
[00:27:49] from
[00:27:52] 2018 or so through to today. Okay? And
[00:27:56] we'll come back to her actual thread
[00:27:58] throughout this, too. But I've grabbed
[00:28:00] pieces of her thread and filled it in
[00:28:02] with sources that she dropped into that
[00:28:04] as well as a whole bunch of other
[00:28:06] research to complement it and to fill in
[00:28:08] more pieces of the picture here and to
[00:28:10] actually illustrate and give sourcing to
[00:28:14] a lot of these claims. Okay.
[00:28:16] And you could start anywhere, right?
[00:28:18] Hence why I started all the way back in
[00:28:21] the 80s at the beginning of this concept
[00:28:24] of Hosbra. But for the purposes of
[00:28:26] today, we'll start where Gen XGirl
[00:28:28] started in 2018. Laying the legal and
[00:28:32] ideological groundwork.
[00:28:35] Years before the public facing campaign
[00:28:36] would begin, the groundwork was being
[00:28:38] laid in the shadows. The Israeli
[00:28:40] Knesset, anticipating a need for more
[00:28:42] deniable channels of influence, sought
[00:28:44] legal advice from US attorneys
[00:28:46] specializing in the Foreign Agent
[00:28:47] Registration Act, FAR. Their goal was
[00:28:50] not compliance, but circumvention to
[00:28:52] learn how to funnel money and directives
[00:28:54] without the transparent label of foreign
[00:28:56] agent,
[00:28:59] right? Stop and think about that.
[00:29:03] The Israeli Knesset anticipated a need
[00:29:06] for more deniable channels of influence
[00:29:07] back in 2018.
[00:29:11] Why would they have wanted more of that?
[00:29:14] Were they anticipating maybe some sort
[00:29:17] of thing coming up in the coming years
[00:29:20] that would be a reason why they would
[00:29:22] need more influence in America that was
[00:29:26] obscured and opaque and hard to trace,
[00:29:31] right? So, let's not just leave it at,
[00:29:32] you know, Gen Xirl summary here. Let's
[00:29:35] look at some sources.
[00:29:38] This is an Israeli source. Um, oh no,
[00:29:41] sorry, this is not. This is the Guardian
[00:29:44] um, from August of 2024. Israel feared
[00:29:47] legal troubles over US advocacy efforts.
[00:29:49] Leaked files suggest
[00:29:52] the Israeli government sought legal
[00:29:54] advice on a US federal law requiring the
[00:29:56] disclosure of foreign backed lobbying
[00:29:57] campaigns out of concern that mounting
[00:30:00] enforcement of the law could ensnare
[00:30:01] American groups working in coordination
[00:30:03] with Israeli government. leaked
[00:30:05] documents reviewed by the Guardian
[00:30:06] suggest. Okay, so that's all the way
[00:30:09] back in 2018. They were starting to
[00:30:11] think, how do we
[00:30:14] skirt around this whole FAR issue? How
[00:30:16] do we lobby America, propagandize
[00:30:19] America without tripping the switch that
[00:30:22] will get anyone into legal trouble
[00:30:24] around foreign registration?
[00:30:27] You know, that one thing that Apac is
[00:30:30] not done and does not intend to do.
[00:30:36] November of 2023,
[00:30:39] Amachai Chikley, Israel's Minister of
[00:30:41] Diaspora Affairs, briefs Knesset
[00:30:43] lawmakers on the growing problem of
[00:30:45] anti-war protests among young Americans,
[00:30:48] particularly on elite university
[00:30:49] campuses. Chickley's solution was to go
[00:30:51] on the offensive. He launched a targeted
[00:30:53] push to counter critics, a blueprint
[00:30:55] that would define the next two years. To
[00:30:58] boost online support for Israel, target
[00:30:59] advocacy for Palestinians, crush student
[00:31:01] protest to divest from Israel on US
[00:31:03] college campuses, and to codify the IH
[00:31:06] definition of anti-semitism into US law
[00:31:09] at every level of government.
[00:31:13] Israeli documents show expansive
[00:31:14] government efforts to shape US discourse
[00:31:16] around Gaza war. This is from 2024, The
[00:31:20] Guardian. exclusive. As the Gaza war
[00:31:23] rages, Israeli funds target US college
[00:31:26] campuses and push to redefine
[00:31:28] anti-semitism in US law.
[00:31:35] We're going to talk about that
[00:31:36] definition of anti-semitism in just a
[00:31:38] second because it is extremely relevant.
[00:31:42] But throughout this whole conversation,
[00:31:45] I want to remember remind us of what is
[00:31:49] considered anti-semitic. What is a no no
[00:31:52] to talk about? And one of the biggest
[00:31:55] no- nos to talk about is this idea that
[00:31:58] there's an Israeli conspiracy, that
[00:32:01] there's some sort of Jewish conspiracy
[00:32:03] of people working together
[00:32:06] on behalf of Israel or Jewishness or
[00:32:09] whatever it is, right? That is so
[00:32:11] anti-semitic to ever say because you
[00:32:13] must hate Jews. You must you must want
[00:32:15] another Holocaust, which is not what is
[00:32:18] being said at all. What's being said is
[00:32:21] that there are massive networks of
[00:32:23] complex financial institutions,
[00:32:25] government institutions, media
[00:32:27] organizations that are working in
[00:32:29] concert,
[00:32:30] often nefariously, often regardless of
[00:32:33] the truth to propagandize, manipulate,
[00:32:37] coers, and direct policy in America.
[00:32:42] So just think about this this
[00:32:43] anti-semitic conspiracy that there's
[00:32:45] like remember conspiracy means people
[00:32:48] working together. It doesn't mean like
[00:32:51] secret assassination plots by the
[00:32:53] Illuminati with like magical bullets and
[00:32:55] psies and MK Ultra. That's not what
[00:32:57] conspiracy means. That's just a
[00:33:00] conspiracy theory, you know, as it's
[00:33:02] been dubbed. Conspiracy just means
[00:33:04] people working together, right? And so a
[00:33:06] conspiracy theory is thinking that I
[00:33:08] maybe see evidence of people working
[00:33:10] together to achieve something. And
[00:33:12] sometimes that's perfectly legit.
[00:33:14] Businesses are allowed to work together
[00:33:16] to try to win at capitalism, right?
[00:33:18] Politicians are allowed to conspire to
[00:33:20] try to win the election legally, you
[00:33:23] know, as long as they follow the law.
[00:33:25] Conspiracies just become a problem when
[00:33:27] they're breaking the law or they're
[00:33:29] nefarious or they're like kind of in
[00:33:30] that gray area or they're lying about
[00:33:33] what they're actually doing and being
[00:33:34] deceptive. things like that, you know.
[00:33:36] So, just keep that in mind. This is from
[00:33:38] the Guardian article 2020 uh4. Seconds
[00:33:42] after a smoke alarm subsided during the
[00:33:43] hearing, Chickley assured the lawmakers
[00:33:45] that there was new money in the budget
[00:33:47] for a pushback campaign, which was
[00:33:49] separate from the more traditional
[00:33:50] public relations and paid advertising
[00:33:52] content produced by the government. It
[00:33:54] included 80 programs already underway
[00:33:56] for advocacy efforts to be done in the
[00:33:58] concert way, he said. The concert remark
[00:34:01] referred to a sprawling relaunch of a
[00:34:03] controversial Israeli government program
[00:34:06] initially
[00:34:08] known as Kella Schlommo designed to
[00:34:12] carry out what Israel called mass
[00:34:14] consciousness activities targeted
[00:34:16] largely at the US and Europe.
[00:34:19] Mass consciousness activities targeted
[00:34:23] at is at the US and Europe.
[00:34:28] Interesting wording.
[00:34:30] Concert, now known as Voices of Israel,
[00:34:32] previously worked with groups
[00:34:33] spearheading a campaign to pass
[00:34:34] so-called antibi state laws that
[00:34:35] penalize Americans for engaging in
[00:34:37] boycots.
[00:34:39] Okay. Another group, Cyberwell, a
[00:34:41] pro-Israel anti-disinformation group led
[00:34:43] by former anti-disinformation group led
[00:34:46] by former Israeli military intelligence
[00:34:48] and voices officials, has established
[00:34:50] itself as an official trusted partner to
[00:34:52] Tik Tok and Meta, helping both social
[00:34:54] platforms screen and edit content. A
[00:34:57] recent cyber well report called for Meta
[00:34:59] to suppress the popular slogan, from the
[00:35:01] river to the sea, Palestine will be
[00:35:03] free. Remember, this is back in 2024.
[00:35:05] So, we're getting into this time frame
[00:35:07] here where a lot of the reporting that
[00:35:08] we're going to read is actually going to
[00:35:10] be painting in the picture behind a lot
[00:35:13] of the things that we all lived through.
[00:35:14] I was on TikTok at that time. I remember
[00:35:17] when the phrase from the river to the
[00:35:19] sea, Palestine will be free was banned.
[00:35:21] This is around the time when people
[00:35:23] started using the watermelon emoji. And
[00:35:24] this is the group, Cyberwell, a
[00:35:26] pro-Israel anti-disinformation
[00:35:29] group led by former Israeli military
[00:35:32] intelligence.
[00:35:33] They are the ones behind it, among
[00:35:36] others, right?
[00:35:39] But to be clear, Cyberwell receives no
[00:35:42] government funding whatsoever from any
[00:35:43] country, and the organization's
[00:35:45] leadership is neither affiliated with
[00:35:47] nor compensated by Voices for Israel.
[00:35:50] Right. I'm sure they are not actually
[00:35:53] funded by them.
[00:35:55] all sorts of other ways to do these
[00:35:57] things. So, [snorts]
[00:36:00] moving into 2024 here,
[00:36:03] October 7th, 2024, the ideological
[00:36:06] justification for silencing critics of
[00:36:08] Israel is provided by the Heritage
[00:36:10] Foundation's Project Esther. This
[00:36:12] document which derives its data from
[00:36:13] Israeli funded and managed NOS's like
[00:36:16] Canary Mission, NCRI, ISGAP and the ADL
[00:36:21] creates a roadmap for redefining
[00:36:22] political criticism of Israel as
[00:36:24] anti-semitism and ultimately as a form
[00:36:26] of terrorism to be criminalized. While
[00:36:29] this road map was initially used on
[00:36:30] student protesters, it would also be
[00:36:32] used to silence conservatives. Right?
[00:36:34] [snorts] So, just to be clear about what
[00:36:36] we're talking about here, we're talking
[00:36:39] about a campaign to turn criticism of
[00:36:42] Israel into terrorism. You're a
[00:36:46] terrorist for criticizing Israel because
[00:36:49] you must hate Jews. And if you hate
[00:36:51] Jews, you're a Nazi. And if you're a
[00:36:52] Nazi, well, then you're like as bad as
[00:36:56] Osama bin Laden. You should probably
[00:36:58] have no rights, not be allowed to speak,
[00:37:00] and be locked up, right?
[00:37:04] Um,
[00:37:07] I don't think we're going to go into the
[00:37:08] actual documents on Project Esther
[00:37:10] tonight.
[00:37:13] This is an interesting one. I don't even
[00:37:14] know what to make of this one. Little
[00:37:16] side note here before we get into the
[00:37:17] working definition of anti-semitism.
[00:37:19] This is an Israeli news source. New
[00:37:21] petition challenging Israel's secret
[00:37:23] information warfare campaign. Israel's
[00:37:26] government is outsourcing mass
[00:37:28] consciousness activities to private
[00:37:30] organizations unaccountable to the
[00:37:32] public.
[00:37:33] A petition submitted on Monday by
[00:37:35] attorney Sachar Ben Mayor ch charges
[00:37:38] that the Ministry of Strategic Affairs
[00:37:40] is carrying out a global propaganda
[00:37:42] campaign on behalf of the Israeli
[00:37:44] government that violates human rights
[00:37:45] and is acting without authority to do
[00:37:47] so. That's awfully anti-semitic of them
[00:37:50] to say, "Oh my goodness, that is a blood
[00:37:52] liel right there." Um, a global
[00:37:55] propaganda campaign on behalf of the
[00:37:57] Israeli government that violates human
[00:37:59] rights.
[00:38:01] >> [snorts]
[00:38:01] >> Damn, dude. This must be Hamas
[00:38:03] propaganda, eh? Um,
[00:38:07] the Ministry has been at the center of a
[00:38:08] series of articles published by the
[00:38:10] Seventh Eye over the past several
[00:38:11] months. The articles revealed that one
[00:38:12] of the Ministry of Strategic Affairs's
[00:38:14] main activities is the funding and
[00:38:16] publication of government propaganda on
[00:38:17] social networks and in newspapers, which
[00:38:19] is often carried out with the help of
[00:38:21] private businesses and nonprofit
[00:38:22] organizations operating in Israel and
[00:38:24] abroad, almost like a global conspiracy
[00:38:28] working on behalf of the Zionist state.
[00:38:32] rad. The term mass consciousness
[00:38:35] activities is just so good.
[00:38:40] Um, wait a minute. I want to get to the
[00:38:42] working definition of anti-semitism
[00:38:44] before we get too far ahead of here.
[00:38:46] Okay, we're coming to it. We're coming
[00:38:48] to it.
[00:38:49] [snorts]
[00:38:51] Israel has spent millions trying to win
[00:38:54] hearts and minds abroad. It's about to
[00:38:56] spend 20 times more. Remember, follow
[00:38:58] the money. You might find some truth.
[00:39:01] Israel's foreign ministry will receive
[00:39:03] $150 million for what's officially known
[00:39:05] as public diplomacy or in Hebrew
[00:39:07] Hazbborah. Israel's new foreign
[00:39:10] minister, Gideon Sar, in a photo, blah
[00:39:11] blah blah. Okay, let's open that up.
[00:39:20] The proposed budget for 2025 includes a
[00:39:22] massive new allocation towards
[00:39:24] pro-Israel advocacy for efforts abroad.
[00:39:28] Under the new budget, Isra Is Israel's
[00:39:30] foreign ministry will will receive $150
[00:39:32] million on top of what it gets for its
[00:39:34] existing activities for what's
[00:39:35] officially known as public diplomacy or
[00:39:37] Hosbbor. That sum is more than 20 times
[00:39:40] what such efforts have typically been
[00:39:42] allotted in past years. The dramatic
[00:39:45] expenditure is the result of a political
[00:39:47] deal that Israeli Prime Minister
[00:39:48] Benjamin Netanyahu struck last month to
[00:39:50] shore up his governing coalition.
[00:39:52] politician Gideon Sar and his New Hope
[00:39:54] party agreed to rejoin the coalition in
[00:39:56] return for the funding and the
[00:39:58] appointment of Sar as Israel's foreign
[00:40:00] minister. Because if you aren't aware,
[00:40:02] Benjamin Netanyahu is currently holding
[00:40:04] together a coalition government of a
[00:40:06] whole bunch of ultra farright groups
[00:40:09] that without them he would not have been
[00:40:10] elected again and he probably would have
[00:40:13] actually faced trial for his corruption
[00:40:16] trial and he probably would be in jail
[00:40:17] by now. instead he allied with all these
[00:40:20] ultra farright super extremist groups in
[00:40:24] Israel that came together and got him
[00:40:26] elected. Okay? And this is one of those
[00:40:28] groups is my understanding. I I don't
[00:40:30] I'm not actually familiar with the New
[00:40:31] Hope party, but the way they're speaking
[00:40:32] about them, that's what it's implied.
[00:40:34] And they were threatening to leave and
[00:40:36] then they agreed to rejoin because
[00:40:37] Benjamin Netanyahu made a power deal
[00:40:39] where he said, "I'll give you this if
[00:40:40] you give me that." Right? Something that
[00:40:42] Benjamin has done a lot of.
[00:40:47] [clears throat]
[00:40:47] So
[00:40:49] 20 times the budget for Hazborah
[00:40:54] in 2024.
[00:40:57] That's the kind of gravity that this
[00:41:00] situation holds for the Israeli
[00:41:02] government. It is an existential threat.
[00:41:04] The turning of American minds, I I would
[00:41:08] almost say like the turning on of the
[00:41:10] American mind, the waking up of the
[00:41:11] American citizen is an existential
[00:41:14] threat to Israel. And if we start to
[00:41:16] examine the facts and get out of the
[00:41:17] hosbor, they're [ __ ] And so they're
[00:41:22] 20xing that budget,
[00:41:24] right? I mean, just imagine. Imagine
[00:41:27] that you
[00:41:29] run a company, you've got a couple
[00:41:31] employees and they do stuff
[00:41:34] and something comes up this year and you
[00:41:37] decide that all of a sudden you need to
[00:41:40] give 20 times the funding to that one
[00:41:42] department. 20 times. That's insane.
[00:41:46] That's completely insane, right? You run
[00:41:48] a restaurant and all of a sudden you're
[00:41:50] going to give 20 times the funding to
[00:41:53] your bar manager. The [ __ ] is he going
[00:41:55] to do with it all? Right?
[00:41:58] Not double, not 10 times, 20 times the
[00:42:01] Hosbra budget. Okay,
[00:42:04] [snorts]
[00:42:04] let's pull this back up for you guys.
[00:42:12] foreign ministry to receive massive
[00:42:13] budget for public diplomacy abroad. This
[00:42:15] is reported in the Times of Israel.
[00:42:19] Again, just reconfirming with multiple
[00:42:21] sources,
[00:42:23] 150 million, more than 20 times what
[00:42:25] such efforts have typically been
[00:42:26] allotted in past years.
[00:42:29] And again, the same report actually this
[00:42:32] is clearly this article um from Jewish
[00:42:35] Chronicle is the exact same as this one.
[00:42:39] Yeah, they're they're pulling it from
[00:42:41] JTA there. So, [snorts] Gen Xirl, I'm
[00:42:45] going to pull up this actual post so
[00:42:47] that we can watch this video.
[00:42:50] The eighth front war. The idea of this
[00:42:53] eighth front war
[00:42:56] comes from our boy Jonathan.
[00:43:03] There's an eighth front in this war.
[00:43:06] It might not be a terrestrial border
[00:43:08] that you can find on a map, but this
[00:43:11] domain is as volatile, is as violent,
[00:43:15] and is as vital to our future. The
[00:43:20] information sphere, the infosphere is
[00:43:23] the eighth front in this war.
[00:43:26] So, just in case you don't know, this
[00:43:29] man is Jonathan Greenblat. And it says
[00:43:32] right there on his card, CEO and
[00:43:34] national director of the Anti-Defamation
[00:43:36] League.
[00:43:38] And if you don't know about the
[00:43:39] Anti-Defamation League, we don't even
[00:43:40] have the beginnings of the time to go
[00:43:43] into how [ __ ] up the Anti-Defamation
[00:43:46] League is. They should be called the
[00:43:49] Defamation League. and seizing the high
[00:43:52] ground in the fight for global public
[00:43:54] opinion is a battle that's as important
[00:43:58] to the long-term war as what you've done
[00:44:01] in Lebanon and Syria.
[00:44:04] >> So he just said that seizing the upper
[00:44:06] hand in the information war is as
[00:44:08] important as the kinetic war, the actual
[00:44:11] war.
[00:44:12] >> So one of the things we have fought now
[00:44:14] a sevenfront war, we have an eighth
[00:44:15] front and that is the front and the
[00:44:18] battle for truth. some Christian
[00:44:22] influencers. Okay. He said we talked
[00:44:25] about the woke right and he said I call
[00:44:28] it the woke reich.
[00:44:30] >> That's a brilliant observation.
[00:44:33] >> Brilliant observation. What he means is
[00:44:34] that's a brilliant piece of propaganda.
[00:44:36] That's a brilliant ad homonym, right?
[00:44:39] Because that's the bread and butter of
[00:44:40] Hosbra. Not the truth, not citing your
[00:44:43] sources, not accurate journalism. Notice
[00:44:46] how none of that Hosbra manual was about
[00:44:49] how to research the truth, how to site
[00:44:51] your sources, be a good journalist, how
[00:44:53] to factcheck things. None of it. That's
[00:44:56] not what it's about. It's about
[00:44:59] propaganda.
[00:45:01] >> The woke right, because these people,
[00:45:03] you know, they're not any different from
[00:45:05] the woke left. I mean, they're they're
[00:45:07] insane. They're
[00:45:08] >> they're insane. They're lunatics and
[00:45:10] they're not any different than the woke
[00:45:11] left. Well, Benjamin, as a person that
[00:45:13] grew up around the woke left and knows
[00:45:15] them quite well, and who is now a proud
[00:45:19] member of the woke Reich, as you say,
[00:45:22] let's just say we're pretty different.
[00:45:24] And it's really not that hard to figure
[00:45:26] out. I mean, like, I walk around wearing
[00:45:28] shirts that say Patriot, carrying a gun,
[00:45:31] like eating meat with my bare hands,
[00:45:34] doing physical activity, reporting on,
[00:45:37] you know, all these conspiracy theories
[00:45:39] that are very much not from the left.
[00:45:41] >> [snorts]
[00:45:41] >> um we're very different. There is sort
[00:45:43] of a horseshoe out there, but it's it's
[00:45:46] really just like a hollow ad homonym to
[00:45:49] try to say that the woke right and the
[00:45:50] woke left have anything to do with each
[00:45:51] other. Even the term woke right is a
[00:45:53] madeup word that is actually a very woke
[00:45:56] tactic where you divide people into
[00:45:58] identity groups and make up weird little
[00:46:00] semantic games to try to say you're not
[00:46:02] allowed to say that, you're not allowed
[00:46:03] to say that, that hurts my feelings.
[00:46:05] Right? The term woke right, as far as
[00:46:07] I'm aware, was made up by uh who? James
[00:46:09] James Lindsay, right? The uh I'm not
[00:46:12] going to start attacking James Lindsay's
[00:46:14] looks, never mind. [snorts]
[00:46:16] >> But they're actually meeting on some of
[00:46:18] the things. And what we have to do is we
[00:46:20] have to secure that part of our the base
[00:46:24] of our support in the United States that
[00:46:25] is being challenged systematically. A
[00:46:28] lot of this is done with money. Money of
[00:46:31] NOS's vast money of governments faster.
[00:46:36] Okay? We have to fight back. How do we
[00:46:39] fight back our influencers? I think you
[00:46:42] should also talk to them if you have a
[00:46:44] chance to that that community. They're
[00:46:46] very important.
[00:46:48] >> And secondly, we're going to have to use
[00:46:51] the tools of battle. You know, the the
[00:46:53] weapons change over time.
[00:46:55] >> We've been through this before. We've
[00:46:56] watched this clip before. The tools of
[00:46:58] battle, right? We're going to have to
[00:46:59] use the tools of battle.
[00:47:01] >> You can't fight today with swords. That
[00:47:03] doesn't work very well. Okay? And you
[00:47:06] can't fight with the fight with cavalry.
[00:47:07] that doesn't work very well. And you
[00:47:09] have these new things, you know, like
[00:47:11] drones, things like that. I won't get
[00:47:13] into that, but we have to fight with the
[00:47:15] weapons that uh apply to the
[00:47:17] battlefields in which we're engaged. And
[00:47:20] the most important ones are the social
[00:47:21] media.
[00:47:22] >> He says it right there. It's just like
[00:47:24] out in the open. We have to use the
[00:47:26] weapons that apply to the battlefields
[00:47:28] where we're fighting. And the most
[00:47:30] important one is social media. The most
[00:47:33] important battlefield is social media.
[00:47:35] And the most important weapons are
[00:47:36] social media. And so what does that
[00:47:38] mean?
[00:47:40] That means
[00:47:42] that you are the target. You are the
[00:47:46] target of Israel's most important
[00:47:49] battlefield, most important warfare
[00:47:51] campaign
[00:47:53] and your fair game. And they're going to
[00:47:55] use all the tools of warfare that they
[00:47:57] have at their disposal to target you and
[00:47:59] to get you to support Israel. And
[00:48:02] nowhere have you heard them talk about
[00:48:04] the importance of truth, the importance
[00:48:06] of factchecking, citing sources, any of
[00:48:09] that [ __ ] because that has nothing to
[00:48:10] do with it in their minds. Because the
[00:48:13] thing is, imagine if you have social
[00:48:16] media occurring, right? And this is
[00:48:18] actually the tragic irony of this
[00:48:21] conversation
[00:48:23] becomes apparent pretty quickly as you
[00:48:25] think about it. Imagine you have all of
[00:48:28] social media and it's like a pool in
[00:48:30] front of you and we're all in there, you
[00:48:31] know, spitting memes, making jokes, you
[00:48:34] know, getting in arguments, having a
[00:48:36] good old time. Social media and no one
[00:48:39] is doing any state sponsored propaganda
[00:48:42] at all. It's just real regular old
[00:48:44] conversations in social media, right?
[00:48:47] There will be some truth going around.
[00:48:49] There will be some journalism. There
[00:48:50] will be some lies and and incorrect
[00:48:52] [ __ ] There'll be clickbait. There'll be
[00:48:54] advertising. there'll be all this [ __ ]
[00:48:55] right? But ultimately, the journalistic
[00:48:59] spaces in an open social media
[00:49:01] environment with no outside foreign
[00:49:03] influences will largely just skew
[00:49:05] towards the truth because that's what
[00:49:07] everyone's job is. That's what
[00:49:09] everyone's there to do. And you'll
[00:49:10] always get some, you know, [ __ ] that
[00:49:12] are coming in and just like click
[00:49:13] baiting. You'll always get some people
[00:49:15] that are getting things wrong. That'll
[00:49:17] happen. But for the most part, if you
[00:49:19] don't do anything to that system, it'll
[00:49:21] just skew towards the truth. And the
[00:49:24] journalists that get the most truth
[00:49:26] right will rise and be popular. And
[00:49:29] certainly there will be people that will
[00:49:31] become popular because of their gimmicks
[00:49:34] and their clickbait and all these other
[00:49:35] things. But
[00:49:39] why would you need to infuse millions of
[00:49:42] dollars of
[00:49:44] warfare strategy into the social media
[00:49:46] space,
[00:49:49] right? Unless your goal was to subvert
[00:49:51] the truth because the truth is
[00:49:53] self-apparent. It's self-evident. We
[00:49:55] report on the truth for free. Right?
[00:49:58] If it's true, you don't have to pay me
[00:50:00] to report on it. And if it's not true,
[00:50:01] you could never pay me enough to report
[00:50:03] on it. Right? And so the very admission
[00:50:07] that they are going to first treat
[00:50:09] social media like warfare and that
[00:50:11] they're going to activate all of their
[00:50:13] possible weapons to target all of you
[00:50:17] with whatever it is they're doing. That
[00:50:19] admission alone tells you that they're
[00:50:22] paying to lie to you. They're paying to
[00:50:25] change your perspective and to change
[00:50:27] the nature of truth in our public
[00:50:30] square.
[00:50:31] Right?
[00:50:35] And the most important purchase that is
[00:50:36] going on right now is
[00:50:39] class followers.
[00:50:43] >> Tik Tok.
[00:50:45] >> And if the most important thing you're
[00:50:46] doing is purchasing a social media
[00:50:50] platform in another country so that you
[00:50:53] can control what young people are seeing
[00:50:55] in another country.
[00:50:57] I'm sorry. Please explain to me how that
[00:51:00] is not uh subversive.
[00:51:04] Right. And I've been talking about that
[00:51:05] for ages. A number of us have been
[00:51:07] talking about that for ages. Tik Tok has
[00:51:09] been enemy number one. Jonathan
[00:51:10] Greenblat had some great quotes about
[00:51:12] the Tik Tok problem.
[00:51:14] >> Tik Tok number one. Number one.
[00:51:16] >> And I hope it goes through because it's
[00:51:19] >> it can be consequential.
[00:51:20] >> And the other one, what's the other one
[00:51:22] that's most important?
[00:51:24] >> X.
[00:51:25] >> X.
[00:51:27] >> Very good.
[00:51:28] >> Very good class. What a pretentious
[00:51:31] prick. Um
[00:51:34] right.
[00:51:36] So
[00:51:38] this eighth front war,
[00:51:40] the most important battlefield upon
[00:51:42] which Israel finds itself today
[00:51:46] is your social media feed. It's your
[00:51:48] Instagram, it's your Facebook, it's your
[00:51:51] Twitter, it's your Tik Tok, it's your
[00:51:54] news feeds everywhere.
[00:51:56] And they're just openly talking about
[00:51:59] it.
[00:52:03] So January of 2025, the influence
[00:52:07] campaign scores a major victory.
[00:52:09] President Donald Trump signed Executive
[00:52:12] Order 14188, building on a 2019 order
[00:52:15] that adopted the IH definition of
[00:52:18] anti-semitism. This order effectively
[00:52:20] codifies into US policy certain Bible
[00:52:23] references and criticism of Israel as
[00:52:25] anti-semitism, directing the full force
[00:52:27] of the federal government to use this
[00:52:29] definition to combat so-called hate.
[00:52:37] So this is the most recent one, January
[00:52:39] 29th, 2025. Additional measures to
[00:52:41] combat anti-semitism because we needed
[00:52:43] more of that.
[00:52:46] And it's building on this older
[00:52:49] executive order 13899.
[00:52:53] And when you go to look up 13899, it is
[00:52:56] not found anymore, which I don't think
[00:52:59] is like some nefarious thing. I assume
[00:53:01] it's just that they wipe all the ones
[00:53:02] from old presidencies or something like
[00:53:04] that. I don't know. But we've got the
[00:53:08] way back machine. So I went and found it
[00:53:09] and dug it up just to, you know, remind
[00:53:11] us all of what this executive order was.
[00:53:14] And I I'm confused by this one because
[00:53:19] this is 2019 that we're talking about
[00:53:21] here, right? Um,
[00:53:25] and I thought this happened in like
[00:53:28] 2023,
[00:53:30] so maybe I'm crazy. I don't know. But in
[00:53:33] 2019, in his first term, Trump was
[00:53:36] already
[00:53:38] sucking the wall, so to speak.
[00:53:41] Section two, ensuring robust enforcement
[00:53:44] of title six. Um, in identifying
[00:53:48] evidence of discrimination based on
[00:53:49] race, color, or national origin, all
[00:53:51] executive departments and agencies
[00:53:52] charged with enforcing title 6 shall
[00:53:54] consider the following. one, the
[00:53:56] non-legally binding, working definition
[00:53:57] of anti-semitism adopted on May 26, 2016
[00:54:00] by the International Holocaust
[00:54:01] Remembrance Alliance,
[00:54:04] which I'm sure is just a nonpartisan
[00:54:08] independent organization that's just
[00:54:09] working for the good of the world. I'm
[00:54:11] sure they have no ties to Israel. I'm
[00:54:13] sure they're not funded by the same
[00:54:15] Jewish donors funding everybody else.
[00:54:17] I'm sure that they are just just trying
[00:54:19] to, you know, remind everybody of some
[00:54:21] important history with no other weird
[00:54:22] political uh agendas at all. Right.
[00:54:27] Right. Um so what is this non-legally
[00:54:30] binding working definition of
[00:54:32] antise-mitism? And notice how they
[00:54:33] purposefully framed it in 2016 as
[00:54:36] non-legally binding so it doesn't get
[00:54:38] too scary. And then it slowly gets
[00:54:41] walked into legally binding. um it gets
[00:54:44] put slowly, little by little by little
[00:54:46] into law, right? And at first, at first
[00:54:49] in 2019, it's just it's a guideline to
[00:54:51] help you enforce Title Six. Um and then
[00:54:54] it's like a guideline that's there to
[00:54:57] help you kick students out of college
[00:54:59] campuses when they're protesting and
[00:55:01] then, you know, one thing leads to
[00:55:03] another and you're in the Goolags.
[00:55:06] Um working definition of anti-semitism.
[00:55:09] Uh is this a page that I can scroll? It
[00:55:11] is. Cool. That's the cool thing about
[00:55:13] Obsidian is I can like I literally can
[00:55:15] put web pages in here live. So, this is
[00:55:18] an actual web page that I'm scrolling
[00:55:19] through here. Love it. So, there's all
[00:55:23] this stuff at the top of the page, but
[00:55:24] it gets really juicy when you get to
[00:55:25] these bullet points. Um, so all of these
[00:55:28] things are considered anti-semitism by
[00:55:31] this working definition that is now
[00:55:33] getting codified into law and is now
[00:55:35] actually legally binding for a lot of
[00:55:37] federal institutions. And you can
[00:55:39] actually be punished. You can be fined.
[00:55:41] You can be kicked out of institutions.
[00:55:43] You can have your visas revoked. They're
[00:55:45] even talking about having your
[00:55:46] citizenship revoked in some cases if you
[00:55:48] do any of these things. Okay, just to be
[00:55:51] clear. Calling for aiding or justifying
[00:55:54] the killing of or harming of Jews in the
[00:55:56] name of a radical ideology or an
[00:55:57] extremist view of religion. Yeah, legit.
[00:55:59] Let's not hurt people or kill them.
[00:56:02] Totally legit. making menacious,
[00:56:04] dehumanizing, demonizing or
[00:56:05] stereotypical allegations about Jews
[00:56:07] such as
[00:56:09] or or the p allegations about Jews as
[00:56:12] such or the power of Jews as collective
[00:56:15] such as but especially not limited to
[00:56:17] exclusively I can't read tonight the
[00:56:21] myth about a world Jewish conspiracy or
[00:56:23] of Jews controlling the media economy
[00:56:25] government or other societal
[00:56:27] institutions
[00:56:29] it's just a myth all these sources that
[00:56:32] we're going through tonight is just a
[00:56:33] myth. And in fact, it's a myth that if
[00:56:36] you even discuss, you must hate Jews. So
[00:56:39] much so that you should probably be
[00:56:42] kicked out of school, have your funding
[00:56:45] revoked, have your passport revoked,
[00:56:47] have your visa revoked. Who knows, maybe
[00:56:49] we should just throw you in prison,
[00:56:51] right? For even suggesting that there
[00:56:54] might be a world Jewish conspiracy or
[00:56:57] Jews controlling the media or something
[00:56:59] like that, because Jews can't even work
[00:57:01] together. Like literally, Jews are not
[00:57:04] capable of collaborating,
[00:57:06] right? Because that's what a conspiracy
[00:57:08] is, is people working together for their
[00:57:10] goals. Duh, right?
[00:57:14] As if Jewish people can't do that.
[00:57:17] Everyone does that. Everyone does that,
[00:57:19] right? There are Christian conspiracies,
[00:57:21] there are Muslim conspiracies, there are
[00:57:24] atheist conspiracies, there's satanic
[00:57:26] conspiracies. It This is just how people
[00:57:28] work. They work together to try to do
[00:57:30] what they want to do. And Jews are
[00:57:33] better at it than just about anyone else
[00:57:34] on the planet because Jews have a
[00:57:36] stronger sense of national identity than
[00:57:38] anyone else on the planet. You might
[00:57:39] almost say they have a monopoly on
[00:57:41] national identity in a certain way and
[00:57:44] they like to keep it that way. White
[00:57:46] people back the [ __ ] off.
[00:57:49] Um
[00:57:51] because that would be bad. To be clear,
[00:57:52] you would be a Nazi if you are a white
[00:57:54] person that was proud of being white.
[00:57:55] that just to be clear that would be
[00:57:58] you'd you'd be a Nazi. So um accusing
[00:58:02] Jews as a people of being responsible
[00:58:04] for real or imagined wrongdoing
[00:58:06] committed by a single Jewish person or
[00:58:07] group or even for acts committed by
[00:58:09] non-Jews.
[00:58:11] Um
[00:58:13] yeah I mean that's complicated. It's
[00:58:14] fair.
[00:58:16] Denying the facts scope mechanisms eg
[00:58:18] gas chambers. So basically, no
[00:58:19] Holocaust, questioning, denial, not
[00:58:21] allowed to ask questions about the
[00:58:22] Holocaust, which makes me ask all kinds
[00:58:24] of questions about the Holocaust. I'm
[00:58:26] sorry. Like, like, [laughter] you're
[00:58:28] going to try to pass laws that tell me I
[00:58:30] can't question something, I'm
[00:58:31] immediately going to question it.
[00:58:33] Accusing the Jews as people or Israel as
[00:58:36] a state of inventing or exaggerating the
[00:58:37] Holocaust.
[00:58:39] That's illegal. Um, again, it's like I
[00:58:42] wasn't questioning it before. [snorts]
[00:58:45] um accusing Jewish citizens of being
[00:58:48] more loyal to Israel or to the alleged
[00:58:50] priorities of Jews worldwide than to the
[00:58:52] interests of their own nations. Right?
[00:58:53] Just don't listen to their own [ __ ]
[00:58:55] words. Right? Like who was it? Was it
[00:58:58] Ben Shapiro that said the existence of
[00:59:00] the state of Israel is the single
[00:59:02] greatest guarantor of my loyalty to
[00:59:04] America?
[00:59:06] Was it Ted Cruz that said that he got
[00:59:08] into Congress on the explicit goal to
[00:59:11] fight for Israel? Right.
[00:59:15] He's not even Jewish. He's just a
[00:59:17] [ __ ] cuck. Like accusing Jewish
[00:59:21] citizens of being more loyal to Israel.
[00:59:23] That is the most mindblowing one on this
[00:59:25] whole list as far as I'm concerned.
[00:59:28] Denying the Jewish people their right to
[00:59:30] self-determination. For example, by
[00:59:32] claiming that the existence of a state
[00:59:33] of Israel is a racist endeavor. The
[00:59:35] existence of the state of Israel is a
[00:59:36] racist endeavor. It's an ethnostate. and
[00:59:38] saying that you are God's chosen people
[00:59:40] is indistinguishable from saying that
[00:59:42] the Arian race is superior. Okay.
[00:59:47] Applying double standards by requiring
[00:59:48] of Israel a behavior not expected or
[00:59:50] demanded of any other democratic nation
[00:59:52] like not murdering children, like not
[00:59:56] raping prisoners that are in your
[00:59:57] prisons, like following the law,
[01:00:02] right? Like not starving an entire
[01:00:05] population of people intentionally.
[01:00:07] double standards
[01:00:09] using the symbols and images associated
[01:00:11] with classic anti-semitism,
[01:00:13] eg claims of Jesus killing g or Jews
[01:00:16] killing Jesus or blood label to
[01:00:18] characterize Israel or Israelis
[01:00:21] drawing comparisons of contemporary
[01:00:22] Israeli policy to that of the Nazis.
[01:00:24] It's like the Nazis. I'm sorry. It is
[01:00:26] right like ethnostate doing a genocide.
[01:00:31] Yeah. Um, and then I cut off on the
[01:00:33] bottom here where they talk I mean it is
[01:00:35] in part. It's right there, but they have
[01:00:37] another one I think that's about how
[01:00:38] like basically you can't talk about the
[01:00:40] Jesus thing because that would be
[01:00:42] anti-Semitic. Um, there's number there's
[01:00:45] a number of passages in the Bible that
[01:00:46] are officially anti-semitic now because
[01:00:48] of this working definition. Um, that is
[01:00:52] not non-legally binding anymore. It is
[01:00:55] now becoming legally binding and walking
[01:00:57] its way straight into the halls of
[01:00:59] power. Okay.
[01:01:02] So, let's just be clear. You're all
[01:01:04] anti-Semitic. You're all going to hell.
[01:01:07] Um, get wrecked.
[01:01:15] February 2025.
[01:01:18] In a move of profound significance, yet
[01:01:20] little known. This is huge shout out to
[01:01:23] Gen Xirl. Don't know how she dug this
[01:01:25] one up. This one is super obscure and
[01:01:28] super significant.
[01:01:30] So February of this year, [sighs]
[01:01:35] Pam Bondi on her first day disbands the
[01:01:38] Foreign Influence Task Force, the very
[01:01:41] DOJ office responsible for enforcing
[01:01:44] FARA, the Foreign Agents Registration
[01:01:46] Act. The change specifically limits DOJ
[01:01:49] prosecutors from criminally charging
[01:01:51] those involved in public relations,
[01:01:53] work, and policy advocacy on behalf of
[01:01:55] foreign businesses and nonprofits. This
[01:01:57] deliberate incapacitation of the
[01:01:59] enforcement mechanism gave a green light
[01:02:01] to foreign influence operatives,
[01:02:02] ensuring that the Knesset's 2018 plan to
[01:02:05] skirt Farara could proceed with min
[01:02:07] minimal risk of prosecution. Remember
[01:02:10] how they were worried, Israel was
[01:02:12] worried about like what are the rules
[01:02:14] around FAR and how do we get around them
[01:02:16] and how do we do our influence campaigns
[01:02:18] without tripping up the FAR system and
[01:02:20] getting into trouble because just maybe
[01:02:23] there might be something coming up on
[01:02:24] our little plans that we might kind of
[01:02:28] need to do some foreign influence
[01:02:29] campaigns about.
[01:02:32] And it's in this memorandum
[01:02:36] from Pam Bondi, the attorney general.
[01:02:38] And it's there's a whole bunch of other
[01:02:39] points too and this is just one of them.
[01:02:41] And this is just a little thing hiding
[01:02:42] in one of these points from this memo
[01:02:45] that I guess Gen Xirl noticed or
[01:02:47] something. Um shifting resources in the
[01:02:50] National Security Division to free
[01:02:52] resources to address more pressing
[01:02:54] priorities,
[01:02:56] excuse me, and end risks of further
[01:02:59] weaponization and abuses of
[01:03:01] prosecutorial discretion. The Foreign
[01:03:03] Influence Task Force shall be disbanded.
[01:03:06] Recourse to criminal charges under the
[01:03:07] Foreign Ages Registration Act and 18
[01:03:09] Code 951 shall be limited to instances
[01:03:12] of alleged conduct similar to more
[01:03:14] traditional espionage by foreign
[01:03:16] government actors like Jeffrey Epstein
[01:03:18] maybe like like Jeffrey Epstein
[01:03:22] like in theory theoretically just like
[01:03:24] as an example Pam with respect to FAR
[01:03:28] and 95 951 the counter intelligence and
[01:03:31] export control section including the FAR
[01:03:33] unit shall focus on civil enforcement
[01:03:35] regulatory initiatives and public
[01:03:36] guidance.
[01:03:38] So, no more FAR enforcement unless it's
[01:03:41] like a legit spy.
[01:03:43] Uh you're all good. You're free to go.
[01:03:46] There's no cop on the beat anymore.
[01:03:50] Just in time.
[01:03:53] Uh what is that? April 11th, 2025. Paula
[01:03:56] White Kaine interviews Benjamin
[01:03:57] Netanyahu on Dayar TV, a Christian
[01:04:00] Zionist network that broadcasts from
[01:04:01] Israel. During the interview, she
[01:04:03] proclaims that Christians must visit
[01:04:05] Israel in order to go to heaven. If you
[01:04:07] don't know about Dayar, oh boy, there's
[01:04:11] a whole rabbit hole. You can go down on
[01:04:14] YouTube. You can look it up in the news.
[01:04:16] You can read about it. Dayar is one of
[01:04:19] the biggest mega churches in America.
[01:04:21] And like a lot of the other megaurches,
[01:04:23] they've got this all sorts of wild
[01:04:27] [ __ ] like
[01:04:30] scandals. But it it's like literally
[01:04:32] reality TV just the most pathetic, evil,
[01:04:38] spineless, snaky humans all got together
[01:04:41] and had a family and then that family
[01:04:43] was in charge of one of the biggest mega
[01:04:45] churches in America. And it's just the
[01:04:48] most mind-blowingly idiotic and amoral
[01:04:51] and uncchristian thing you could ever
[01:04:54] come up with. Um I mean the larger date
[01:04:57] uh scandals around
[01:05:00] >> [snorts]
[01:05:00] >> um
[01:05:01] >> this whole network live
[01:05:03] >> I couldn't agree with more I've been
[01:05:06] >> Paula White Donald Trump's faith adviser
[01:05:09] is her own whole can of worms here
[01:05:13] >> since about 1986 it made the Bible in so
[01:05:16] many ways come alive but I fell in love
[01:05:18] with the people with the culture with
[01:05:20] the nation um I took my children and my
[01:05:24] grandchildren right before the October
[01:05:26] the horrific
[01:05:28] um October 7th attack and we embedded
[01:05:31] oursel a good friend was having a bar
[01:05:32] mitzvah. We embedded oursel within the
[01:05:35] orthodox community and had Shabbach
[01:05:37] together and ate together and fellowship
[01:05:39] together, studied the Torah together,
[01:05:41] went all over Israel and it was one of
[01:05:44] the most memorable best times that we
[01:05:47] have had as a family and so we are so
[01:05:49] grateful. I encourage Christians all
[01:05:51] over the world. You must make your
[01:05:54] journey to Israel.
[01:05:57] >> Listen to Paul.
[01:05:58] >> I I say it will be the best.
[01:06:00] >> We will welcome you.
[01:06:01] >> Like it
[01:06:03] might spit on you a few times, but we'll
[01:06:05] welcome you, right? I mean, they only
[01:06:07] spit on Brandon Tatum once. It was like
[01:06:10] that was so kind of them. Like Brandon
[01:06:13] was just really overwhelmed with how
[01:06:15] kind that was of them to only spit on
[01:06:17] him once. Nazareth and the Sea of
[01:06:18] Galilee and all the places that you hear
[01:06:21] about. They're not somewhere
[01:06:23] >> Yeah.
[01:06:24] >> remote. They're real places. They're
[01:06:26] very actually very close to each other.
[01:06:28] So, you can actually see where the Bible
[01:06:32] happened. You can actually see where it
[01:06:34] happened
[01:06:34] >> and they're remnants, too. I mean there
[01:06:36] they're churches you know there there's
[01:06:39] >> and you know when the original Zionists
[01:06:40] were starting talking about the Zionist
[01:06:43] idea the Zionist plan originally a lot
[01:06:46] of them were saying we should go do it
[01:06:47] in South America and they were throwing
[01:06:49] around different ideas and then it kind
[01:06:51] of came up that you know doing it in
[01:06:53] Palestine would be pretty good because
[01:06:55] there would be this whole religious
[01:06:57] narrative that we could play off of and
[01:06:59] that would help get Jews to come and you
[01:07:02] know start this whole Zionist state
[01:07:04] thing and that's a large part of why it
[01:07:06] wound up being in Palestine.
[01:07:08] >> Uh a church right in the Sea of Galilee
[01:07:11] where Jesus preached.
[01:07:13] >> Oh yeah.
[01:07:14] >> Uh in Kaepernau. Uh it's there. It's
[01:07:16] standing there. You can stand exactly
[01:07:18] where Jesus stood. You can walk in the
[01:07:21] footsteps of Jesus.
[01:07:22] >> See, I'll I'll just
[01:07:23] >> and the Hebrew kings,
[01:07:24] >> the pilgrims,
[01:07:25] >> and the everywhere and the prophets, all
[01:07:28] the prophets that you know, Jeremiah,
[01:07:29] Isaiah, you know,
[01:07:31] >> it's it's so life transforming. Except
[01:07:33] remember that as far as I'm aware, the
[01:07:35] Jewish religion believes that Jesus was
[01:07:38] a heretic that
[01:07:41] totally sacrileged God and was not not
[01:07:43] not good. And like where is he now
[01:07:46] according to them?
[01:07:48] >> I love going up.
[01:07:49] >> But Benjamin Netanyahu is not religious
[01:07:50] anyways. He doesn't give a [ __ ] He's
[01:07:52] just trying to hold on to power. So you
[01:07:53] know
[01:07:54] >> to Shiloh this past time where Hannah
[01:07:56] prayed and just I mean just meditating
[01:07:58] there and seeing just the richness of
[01:08:00] the Bible in its entirety. it makes
[01:08:03] everything make sense. And now the
[01:08:04] archaeological um things that have been
[01:08:07] discovered and the findings that are
[01:08:08] still happening um really give people
[01:08:11] such an education that I'll be honest,
[01:08:12] they will not get over here in America
[01:08:15] at 30 minutes in a church or an hour to
[01:08:17] church service. They certainly won't get
[01:08:18] it in the universities over here. Wow.
[01:08:20] >> It's almost I say as a Christian, it
[01:08:22] should be mandated to go to Israel
[01:08:24] before you get to heaven.
[01:08:26] >> Whoa.
[01:08:28] I was starting to wonder if she would
[01:08:29] actually say it or if I was getting
[01:08:31] click baited right here.
[01:08:34] That's pretty wild
[01:08:37] because like let's be clear, I'm not
[01:08:39] super into like the religion of
[01:08:41] Christianity. Um, as in the
[01:08:44] establishment, the the organization, the
[01:08:47] government of Christianity, so to speak.
[01:08:50] But like in my interactions with
[01:08:51] Christians of all forms,
[01:08:54] there's certain things that are like a
[01:08:56] little more sacrilegious than others.
[01:08:57] And that's like making claims as though
[01:09:00] you were God or you were Jesus. Like
[01:09:02] proclaiming to speak for God and for
[01:09:06] Jesus is like pretty bold making claim.
[01:09:09] I mean she's she was suggesting it not
[01:09:11] claiming it to be true, I guess. But
[01:09:14] that's a little awkward.
[01:09:16] But what do I know? I mean I'm like I'm
[01:09:18] no expert.
[01:09:19] >> [snorts]
[01:09:20] >> Um, all right. Fast forward July 20th.
[01:09:22] The Israeli Foreign Ministry announces a
[01:09:24] program to send 550 influencers on fully
[01:09:28] paid trips to Israel by year's end with
[01:09:30] the goal of creating a cadre of
[01:09:32] sympathetic social media voices. Right?
[01:09:34] And we all remember this. The initiative
[01:09:36] will bring 16 US-based influencers under
[01:09:39] the age of 30, each with hundreds of
[01:09:41] thousands to millions of followers to
[01:09:42] counter what the ministry sees as a
[01:09:44] decline in pro-Israel sentiment among
[01:09:46] younger Americans.
[01:09:48] Right? this included. So, the CCPI is
[01:09:52] the
[01:09:54] uh oh, I forget. We'll we'll come back
[01:09:57] to it in a second and find what that
[01:10:00] stands for. [snorts] Um, they hold a
[01:10:02] private meeting to counter the woke
[01:10:03] right defamation of Israel, targeting
[01:10:05] influencers like Theo Vaughn, Tucker
[01:10:07] Carlson, Candace Owens, Marjorie Taylor
[01:10:10] Green, and Steve Bannon.
[01:10:12] I'll work harder so that I'm on the list
[01:10:14] next time. And attendees included all of
[01:10:16] these people.
[01:10:18] Yay Netanyahu, Benjamin Netanyahu's son
[01:10:21] who's been hiding in Israel or sorry,
[01:10:23] hiding in Florida the entire time
[01:10:25] there's been this war going on over
[01:10:26] there. [clears throat]
[01:10:29] And then we get to August and Bill Aman
[01:10:31] hosts this meeting in the Hamptons to
[01:10:32] discuss support for Israel with
[01:10:34] influencers including Charlie Kirk, Seth
[01:10:35] Dylan, CJ Pearson, etc., etc. Savior de
[01:10:38] Rouso, Emily Saves America, you know,
[01:10:40] all of these shills.
[01:10:43] had a great meeting with US ambassador
[01:10:44] to Israel Mike Huckabe at the US embassy
[01:10:46] in Jerusalem. Cam Higgby, Xavier, all of
[01:10:50] them. Shills. Shills all around. Right.
[01:10:55] So, just remember this is happening now
[01:10:58] in this environment where they have
[01:10:59] multiplied the budget for Hosbra by 20.
[01:11:03] They've set up a whole bunch of new
[01:11:04] foundations. They they were checking out
[01:11:06] to see what are the FAR regulations and
[01:11:08] how do we skirt them? If we start paying
[01:11:10] a bunch of influencers, are they all
[01:11:12] going to have to register? What's the
[01:11:13] deal? Then Pam Bondi comes in and is
[01:11:15] like, "Don't worry, I'll just kill that
[01:11:17] whole task force. It's all gone. Open
[01:11:19] season." And as soon as that happens, we
[01:11:22] start to get all these new organizations
[01:11:24] popping up and all this new money is
[01:11:26] flooding in and all these new
[01:11:27] influencers are getting paid and going
[01:11:29] on trips and getting talking points,
[01:11:32] right? And Charlie Kirk is right in the
[01:11:35] middle of all that.
[01:11:38] and he's in the middle of it as a
[01:11:41] liaison to the youth of America and he's
[01:11:44] seeing how young people feel about the
[01:11:46] whole thing and it's not going too hot
[01:11:49] and
[01:11:51] we all know where that led. It led to
[01:11:53] this text thread on September 8th, 2025.
[01:11:57] Jewish donors play into all the
[01:11:59] stereotypes. I cannot and will not be
[01:12:02] bullied like this, leaving me no choice
[01:12:04] but to leave the pro-Israel cause. And
[01:12:07] according to Josh Hammer,
[01:12:10] I think that the idea is that that is
[01:12:13] him joking around.
[01:12:16] I think that Josh was trying to claim
[01:12:18] that he was just kidding. He wasn't
[01:12:21] being serious. He was just
[01:12:24] shooting the [ __ ]
[01:12:27] because Charlie Kirk totally just not
[01:12:31] seriously texts a whole bunch of Jewish
[01:12:34] donors that are super militant about
[01:12:36] Israel that will [ __ ] tear you to
[01:12:39] shreds and pull their funding from you
[01:12:40] if you say something even remotely like
[01:12:43] a tenth of that. I'm sure that Charlie
[01:12:45] just jokingly throws out statements like
[01:12:49] no choice but to leave the pro-Israel
[01:12:51] cause. Totally a joke, Josh. Right.
[01:12:56] So, a little placeholder here in the
[01:12:57] middle, the assassination of Charlie
[01:12:58] Kirk, which we're not going to go into
[01:13:00] the depth on right now. Oh, yeah. One
[01:13:02] other thing, though. It's important to
[01:13:03] note that Charlie wasn't just sending
[01:13:04] this text message, which is now
[01:13:06] confirmed as true. But now we have like
[01:13:10] three sources reporting that they have
[01:13:13] like a total of six sources so to speak
[01:13:16] that Charlie was saying to his close
[01:13:19] confidants that he was worried that
[01:13:21] Israel would try to kill him if he
[01:13:23] turned on them. Right? Harrison reported
[01:13:26] on it a month before the before the
[01:13:28] murder and he had one source. Candace
[01:13:32] has now reported on it saying that she
[01:13:35] has three different sources that have
[01:13:37] said that and she said that two of those
[01:13:38] sources have it in writing apparently.
[01:13:40] Hopefully we get that released and Max
[01:13:43] Blumenthal has also reported on that
[01:13:45] with at least one source if not up to
[01:13:47] five. Right. So that's the kind of media
[01:13:51] environment that we're in right now
[01:13:54] where the top Israel shill is telling
[01:13:58] his friends that he's afraid they're
[01:14:00] going to [ __ ] kill him if he turns on
[01:14:02] them. He's having his donors pulled from
[01:14:05] him in this kind of an environment.
[01:14:07] These guys are getting paid and flying
[01:14:08] to Israel,
[01:14:11] sticking things down the back of their
[01:14:12] throats and [ __ ] you know, like
[01:14:16] this is the storm heating [snorts] up.
[01:14:19] And then pow,
[01:14:22] we all know what happens. September
[01:14:24] 10th, 2025.
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