[0:00]On the surface, it seems like this war is one between United States and Iran, but in reality, what this war really is about is a war between the United States and Israel.
[0:13]Where the American Empire has become corrupt, incompetent, and arrogant, and so now Israel sees an opportunity to replace the American Empire in the system.
[0:25]And this is something that eventually every aspect of the system will agree to do.
[0:31]So the main outcome of this war when it ends is that Israel will replace America in the Middle East.
[0:38]America spends a lot of money in its military.
[0:41]America accounts for 41% of all global military spending.Who's next? China.
[0:50]China spends 8.2%.
[0:53]Russia, which is America's main military enemy, only spends 4.1%.
[0:59]Meaning that Russia spends 1/10th the amount of money that America spends, and you think that, okay, well, all this means is that America is invincible.
[1:08]But what people don't recognize is the level of corruption within the American military.
[1:15]The American military is probably the most corrupt institution in the world by far, no one even comes close, okay?
[1:21]September 10, 2001, Donald Rumsfeld, who is the Secretary of Defense for the Americans, he's head of the Pentagon.
[1:30]And this is a day before September 11, the 9/11 attacks, he said that he had a press conference, he said that, look, we've looked at the Pentagon books, okay?
[1:39]We're trying to do an accounting of the Pentagon military spending, and we can't find $2 trillion.
[1:44]There's $2 trillion missing from a budget.
[1:48]It went somewhere, we don't know where, but it went somewhere. So where does the money go? It goes to private contractors.
[1:53]These are all private companies that make a lot of money off the government.
[2:00]So, listen to the Boeing Company, they had in one year $20 billion from the government.
[2:09]They got $20 billion in contracts from the government. To do so, they had to spend $16 million in order to lobby Congress for advertisements for political campaigns, and then they bribed, this is a bribe to politicians, they went they spent $2 million.
[2:24]So this is a really good business to be in.
[2:27]You spend $2 million, you give them bribe to politicians, then you spend $16 million on campaigns, and then you make $20 billion.
[2:34]This is extremely profitable. The difference, of course, is being picked up by the American taxpayer.
[2:39]The Boeing Company is is not just a defense contractor, but it also makes civilian airplanes.
[2:44]And for these past few years, there's been quite a few cases of civilian airplanes falling out of the sky made by Boeing.
[2:52]So for example, the Boeing 737 Max, there was a recall because there were some engineering issues with the plane.
[2:59]Now, there have been a couple of whistleblowers who've come out and tried to say that Boeing is a corrupt company, and for some reason, they died.
[3:07]Okay? They just disappear. We don't know why, but when they were about to testify against Boeing, they somehow died.
[3:14]This is a really interesting story that shows you the level of corruption in the Pentagon.
[3:19]There is this woman who's a contractor for the Army, and she stole 103 million dollars.
[3:26]That's a lot of money, 103 million dollars.
[3:29]She stole it. The Army didn't know, and she kept on stealing, and no one seemed to care in the Army.
[3:36]But then the IRS, this is the Internal Revenue Service, they recognized that she was getting all this money from somewhere.
[3:42]So they investigated her and recognized, oh my god, she's stealing from the Army.
[3:46]So the IRS told the Army, and that's when the Army recognized, oh, we have a problem.
[3:50]The fact that the Army didn't notice that she was stealing $103 million, tells you actually theft in the military is probably a very common thing.
[3:59]Ultimately, what this means is that this corruption in the Pentagon is not really sustainable.
[4:06]So let me just discuss why this is a problem for America in Iran.
[4:11]So America is facing three major issues with this war in Iran.
[4:18]The first major issue is the lack of political will, meaning that this war is very unpopular in America.
[4:25]Only 40% of the population currently support this war, and as things go on and on, support will probably decrease.
[4:32]You need political will because you need Americans to pay for this war.
[4:35]Trump has asked for $200 billion to fund this war, and also it's possible that Trump will call the national draft, which I believe will happen.
[4:42]So if Americans don't want to support this war, it's very hard to get them to pay for this war and to go fight this war.
[4:48]Second problem is lack of manufacturing capacity.
[4:53]So in other words, what this means is that if you lose planes, if you use too many bombs, you cannot replenish it, because you don't have the factories to produce these planes and bombs quickly enough.
[5:05]And so if this war drags on too long, then America will just run out of bombs.
[5:11]Third problem for America is unwillingness to sustain casualties.
[5:16]And what this means is that the American military is afraid of reporting deaths, casualties, which is weird because in a war soldiers die.
[5:24]That's just the reality of war. But the Pentagon is afraid of reporting too many deaths because of the fear political backlash.
[5:33]So these are three major problems for the American military in Iran.
[5:39]These are the three major constraints. The Americans can't actually resolve these issues, and America will probably lose this war, in which case this gives an opportunity for Israel to prove to the world that it should be the empire.
[5:54]And it it proves it can be the empire by showing that it does have the political will, it doesn't have the manufacturing capacity, but it has Mossad, and it is much more strategic.
[6:02]The last thing is that it is resilient, meaning that it is willing to accept casualties.
[6:08]So basically, the idea here is the global elite, they need an empire to provide the muscle, but the empire must prove that it can serve the needs of the global elite.
[6:19]So an empire must prove three things. First of all, it must prove unity, it must prove it has the resources and the capacity, and it must prove determination.
[6:28]So what Israel is doing really, it's basically auditioning to the world, we are ready to replace America.
[6:33]We are ready to be the new empire.
[6:36]So let's look at what's happening. America has its MIC, and so the MIC, military industrial complex, what they're good at doing is producing very expensive weapon systems.
[6:46]But unfortunately, when you actually put these weapon systems into war, it doesn't really do anything, okay?
[6:51]So this is the Patriot Missile system that's supposed to protect the GCC and Israel and American military bases from Iranian drones and missiles.
[7:00]Guess what, guys? It doesn't really work, okay?
[7:03]In fact, as you can see from the video, Iranians can basically fly drones anywhere in the Middle East, and Americans can't really stop them.
[7:10]So this is billions of dollars, doesn't really do anything.
[7:13]This is called the F35. The F35 is the most advanced fighter jet in the whole world.
[7:19]It has stealth technology, meaning you can't actually lock onto it using radar.
[7:25]This cost $100 million each. It took 26 years to develop. So you would think, wow, it took 26 years, so this must be really, really good.
[7:35]No, it took 26 years because the MIC is really corrupt, and they want to steal as much money as possible.
[7:41]And in this war, the Iranians have already shot down at least one of these jets.
[7:46]This is not supposed to happen. You're not supposed to be able to shoot these things down, but Iranians have shot it down using very low radar.
[7:52]Again, these things, they're not designed to win wars, they're designed to steal as much money as possible from American taxpayer.
[7:59]Now, last example is the Gerald Ford.
[8:03]This ship cost $13 billion.
[8:07]The annual defense budget for the Iranians is $10 billion.
[8:12]It goes into the war theater, and three weeks afterwards, it has to run away.
[8:18]And in fact, the Americans say, oh, the 04, this is the most advanced supercarrier in the world, it's probably going to be down for repairs the next two years.
[8:26]And this argument as to what happened, okay, there are three different possibilities.
[8:30]The first possibility is that there was an accident in the laundry room, and there's a fire, and this fire spread throughout the carrier, okay?
[8:39]Which means that actually the carrier is not very resilient.
[8:43]So that's one possibility. And that's what the official story is. But there are also others who say like the Iranians hit the ship with a missile, and so the Gerald Ford can't protect itself from Iranian missile, so it ran away.
[8:57]The third possibility, the third explanation is the Pentagon recognized that there are severe limitations of the Gerald Ford in actual combat operations.
[9:08]Its radar, its guiding system are all very limited, so the Pentagon withdrew the Gerald Ford because it was absolutely useless in war.
[9:15]Whichever story is true, it doesn't paint a good picture of American military.
[9:20]$13 billion and this does nothing, okay?
[9:24]It's just a white elephant. And also, this is Iwo Jima.
[9:28]And this came in World War II in the Pacific Theater, when the Americans were fighting the Japanese.
[9:35]And this is the height of American military glory.
[9:39]It took about 6,000, the Americans lost 6,000 Marines in taking this island.
[9:44]And that's the sacrifice you need in order to win wars.
[9:48]You're going to lose a lot of soldiers.
[9:51]And Americans are proud that they were willing to make the sacrifice necessary to win the war.
[9:55]The problem is, Americans are no longer willing to sustain casualties.
[9:59]So the Americans sent about 5,000, around 5,000 Marines to Iran, hoping that 5,000 Marines will be enough to win this war.
[10:09]But it just shows you the Americans have no strategy to win this war, they don't want to make the necessary sacrifices to win this war.
[10:15]They want to win this war as quickly and as cheaply as possible, okay?
[10:18]The Israelis are different, okay? This is Gaza. And we all know that what Gaza did was terrible.
[10:25]But again, if you are auditioning to be an empire, Gaza is proof of concept, okay?
[10:31]Meaning it's showing the global elite, look, we're willing to do what it takes to win this war and defend the empire.
[10:40]So this was a tremendous tragedy, and that's all war crimes, okay?
[10:45]And the entire world is aghast. But if you look at Israeli public opinion, 82% support expelling all Palestinians from Gaza.
[10:52]66% believe Amalek exists today.
[10:55]Amalek is just like Israel has this great enemy that they must defeat.
[10:58]So 66% of Israelis believe that this war against Gaza is a war for the very existence of Israel.
[11:05]This is unity, this is determination.
[11:08]The Americans don't have this, most Americans oppose what Israel is doing in Gaza, but Israelis themselves support what's going on, okay?
[11:15]So there's unity. In 2024, there was the famous Lebanon pager attack, meaning that the Israelis were able to implant bombs into pagers that went to Hezbollah members, and then it blew up.
[11:30]And maybe from a military perspective, it didn't accomplish that much.
[11:34]From a psychological perspective, it accomplished a living hell out of Hezbollah.
[11:38]It made them paranoid, and it also made the world respect Israel more.
[11:42]And Israel spent $275 million to conduct this operation that took decades to implement.
[11:49]And you're like, okay, why is Israel telling us this?
[11:52]Because again, Israel is auditioning to be the new empire.
[11:56]It's telling the global elite, look, not only will we fight this war for you, not only will we be your muscle, but we'll do it cheaply, man.
[12:03]Not billions of dollars, millions of dollars. This is ISIS, Islamic State, and this is considered a terrorist organization, these Sunni extremists who go around and beheading people.
[12:15]Now, this is from The New York Times, and the yellow tells you areas in which they operate.
[12:20]And as you can see, it's really across the Middle East.
[12:23]And the red are incidents of attacks directed by ISIS.
[12:28]Now, something that's really funny about all this is ISIS attacks everywhere in the Middle East, except for one country, and that country is Israel.
[12:36]Okay, really funny, how you have these Muslim extremists going around committing all sorts of atrocities everywhere in the Middle East, except Israel.
[12:45]And so that's why a lot of people believe that Islamic State is actually a creation of Mossad.
[12:51]But again, Israel was happy for the world to know this, because again, Israel was auditioning to be the new empire.
[12:58]And what Israel was saying is, we don't have to use the American strategy of just bombing everyone to death.
[13:04]That's expensive, that's brutal, and it's not very strategic.
[13:09]We can use massage to infiltrate groups and use these groups against their comrades, their neighbors, isn't that much more efficient, isn't that much more effective?
[13:19]So what Israel is saying is, we are much better at controlling the Middle East than the Americans.
[13:24]So let us control the Middle East using our strategies.
[13:28]This is a story of a Mossad agent who was disguised as an ISIS preacher, and this happens a lot.
[13:35]There are lots of stories where you have these ISIS commanders or agents, and they when you arrest them, you discover, okay, actually they're actually Mossad.
[13:41]So ISIS is basically a Mossad operation.
[13:44]The main story here is, if you look at history, the relationship between Israel and America is actually pretty simple.
[13:52]Israel is the pitbull for America.
[13:56]The problem with an empire as it grows old is it doesn't want to do bad things.
[14:01]It wants to feel good about itself. Therefore, it subcontracts the violence, the murder, the genocide to different people, to mercenaries, the Israelis in the Middle East.
[14:12]And this is a pattern throughout human history, where Israel was created by the British and Americans to be their pitbull, to be their aircraft carrier in the Middle East, to create as much instability as possible, so that the Americans and the British can control the oil supply in the Middle East.
[14:31]And this has gone for decades, and now the Israelis are like, wait a minute here.
[14:35]We're the ones doing all the work, we're the ones making all the sacrifices, we're the ones that are getting all the hate in this world.
[14:41]So why shouldn't we be the empire now? America is useless, right? So this is a pattern throughout human history.
[14:49]And so we're going to look at what this means. So Israel is called the Greater Israel project.
[14:54]And this is what extremists in Israel believe.
[14:58]They believe that God in the Bible promised the entire Middle East to the Jewish people, okay?
[15:05]Extending from the Nile in Egypt, all the way to the Euphrates in Iraq.
[15:11]And it also encompasses Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, and parts of of Turkey as well.
[15:19]Now, something really funny about this map is this. Iran, Persia, is not part of the Greater Israel project.
[15:26]So then you're asking yourself, wait a minute here. If Iran is actually not part of the Greater Israel project, then why is Israel going to war with Iran?
[15:35]Well, the reason why is, if they want all this territory, their main enemy is not Syria, that's been destroyed.
[15:42]It's not Iraq, that's been destroyed. It's not Saudi Arabia, it's too weak. Not Jordan, it's too weak. Not Egypt, it's too weak. Not Lebanon, it's not it's too weak, okay? The main enemy is the American Empire.
[15:54]In the Greater Israel project, it's the Americans that control the land of Greater Israel, these are American bases.
[16:01]In other words, you use this war against Iran to destroy the American Empire.
[16:07]How? By forcing the American Empire to go and invade Iran.
[16:12]And when this happens, America will be too overextended, they'll be forced to retreat from the Middle East.
[16:19]And so eventually, America will be defeated, America will be forced to retreat from the Middle East.
[16:25]And that will leave two regional powers, okay?
[16:28]Iran and Israel. And again, because of the Greater Israel project, the Israelis have no problem with this.
[16:34]Persia is again, not part of the Greater Israel project.
[16:37]The Israelis don't really care if Iran is still standing.
[16:41]They want Iran to be as weak as possible, but they really don't they really don't need to defeat Iran to achieve the biblical prophecy.
[16:49]But they do need to defeat the Americans.
