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Speaker 1: one a most worthy Medal of honor winner mentioned for
Speaker 1: your show from the Korean War. Anyway, the guy's name
Speaker 1: is Louis Joseph Sebil Sabil, So without further ado, United
Speaker 1: States Air Force. These are rare United States Air Force.
Speaker 2: Go right, hey, honoring those who went above and beyond.
Speaker 2: It's medal of Honor Monday.
Speaker 1: And this took place August fifth, nineteen fifty in Korea.
Speaker 1: Major Sabil distinguished himself by conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at
Speaker 1: the risk of his life, above and beyond the call
Speaker 1: of duty. During an attack on a camouflaged area containing
Speaker 1: a concentration of enemy troops, artillery, and armored vehicles. Major
Speaker 1: Sabille's F fifty one aircraft was severely damaged by anti
Speaker 1: aircraft fire. Although fully cognizant of the short period he
Speaker 1: could remain airborne, he deliberately ignored the possibility of survival
Speaker 1: by abandoning the aircraft or by crash landing, and continued
Speaker 1: his attack on enemy forces, threatening the security of friendly
Speaker 1: ground troops. In his determination to inflict maximum damage upon
Speaker 1: the enemy, Major Sabil again exposed himself to the intense
Speaker 1: fire of enemy gun batteries and dived on the target
Speaker 1: to his death, the superior leadership, daring and selfless devotion
Speaker 1: to duty which he displayed in the execution of an
Speaker 1: extremely dangerous mission, where an inspiration to both his subordinates
Speaker 1: and superiors, and reflect the highest credit upon himself, the
Speaker 1: US Air Force and the armed forces of the United Nations.
Speaker 1: And you should know that he was wounded, and he
Speaker 1: tried to drop a bomb and it got stuck on
Speaker 1: his plane, and that's why he dove on to them
Speaker 1: to explode the bomb onto the enemy. And this was
Speaker 1: all to protect our guys. My goodness, and I'd say
Speaker 1: the man has earned some taps, wouldn't you rest in peace? Brother?
Speaker 1: All right, now, let's get back to the news of
Speaker 1: the day. There is something that you're gonna have to
Speaker 1: watch out for, and I'm gonna have to watch out
Speaker 1: for as we move forward, and it's already happening all
Speaker 1: over the place. This headline pairs greatly with the little
Speaker 1: SoundBite we have one. The sound bite is from MSNBC.
Speaker 1: Listen to this, they're talking about Israel. Listen to how
Speaker 1: they describe their government.
Speaker 3: Question is really going to be for the Israeli establishment
Speaker 3: once they do get their hands on this situation understand
Speaker 3: just the magnitude of what has happened is going to
Speaker 3: be how do they respond? And there is a political calculation,
Speaker 3: as I mentioned, the Prime Minister of Israel, the most
Speaker 3: right wing in its history, the most far right extremist
Speaker 3: Jewish nationalists, Jewis supremacist government that has existed in Israel
Speaker 3: has been over the past by law.
Speaker 1: You're not characterizing, by the way. That's actually what they've
Speaker 1: written to me. That is just like factually, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, far right extremist. It's a far right extremist. No,
Speaker 1: it's just a fact. And the guy chimes in, well
Speaker 1: that's just a fact. Well, that's a fact. Obviously it's
Speaker 1: a far right extremist. I see this headline from CNN.
Speaker 1: Of course, pressure to fill the House speaker vacancy builds
Speaker 1: as the crisis unfolds in Israel. Oh my goodness, there's
Speaker 1: a crisis in Israel. We need a Speaker of the House.
Speaker 1: You know. Tommy Tubarbille, who's blocking of all those of
Speaker 1: the blanket approvals of all the generals and admirals. Immediately
Speaker 1: saw people in the Biden administration come out, he must
Speaker 1: stop this now because of what's happening in Israel. Remember
Speaker 1: what we talked about about guarding your emotions, about guarding them.
Speaker 1: One of the reasons it's so important for you and
Speaker 1: me to guard our emotions during this time is the
Speaker 1: evil communists who run the United States of America. They
Speaker 1: don't give a crap about death and and all this
Speaker 1: other stuff going on. They're not going to slow down.
Speaker 1: They're not going to back off in their quest to
Speaker 1: destroy this nation. They are not going to be dissuaded
Speaker 1: by anything. And because these are soulless demons who don't
Speaker 1: give a crap about anything but power and destruction, they're
Speaker 1: going to use your emotions, the emotions of the day
Speaker 1: against you to get more power for themselves. They do
Speaker 1: it over and over and over again. And you're going
Speaker 1: to see this without end all of them. And guess what,
Speaker 1: it's not actually just the left doing it. I've seen
Speaker 1: all kinds of people on the right doing this. Immediately,
Speaker 1: immediately in the wake of all this Israel stuff, it
Speaker 1: became about the GOP presidential primary. Well, we never this
Speaker 1: would never have happened if we had Ron DeSantis. Well,
Speaker 1: if only Trump was there, he would have fixed all
Speaker 1: this immediately. People domestically take horrific things and they use
Speaker 1: them for their own selfish purposes, their own selfish goals,
Speaker 1: and that is something that we all have to guard
Speaker 1: against at all times. War is horrible, absolutely horrible. Don't
Speaker 1: let any of these demons domestically use it against you. Now,
Speaker 1: speaking domestically, let's discuss a future that I'm concerned about,
Speaker 1: and then we're going to get off of all this.
Speaker 1: When I was talking about what if Iran has to
Speaker 1: get involved in this, because Israel is going to force
Speaker 1: them to get involved in this. Iran announced they were
Speaker 1: behind the attack. Israel doesn't have a choice. They have
Speaker 1: to attack Iran, whether it's conventional, which I doubt, or unconventional,
Speaker 1: which is what I would say is probably more likely.
Speaker 1: It's going to be very clearly, Israel, you cannot allow
Speaker 1: a nation state to attack your citizens like that without
Speaker 1: a response. Okay, So what if that happens and then
Speaker 1: we're over there, and then Russia decides to get involved
Speaker 1: and use that as their version of a proxy war
Speaker 1: the way we're doing in Ukraine. But what if this thing,
Speaker 1: what if this is the beginning of World War three?
Speaker 1: And I'm not saying that it is. I'm not saying
Speaker 1: it is, but you could easily see a scenario where
Speaker 1: that's how it works out, that this is the start
Speaker 1: of World War three. If you can't see how this
Speaker 1: could turn into that, man, you're Stevie wonder. It's right
Speaker 1: in front of your eyes. It's here. So if that happens,
Speaker 1: if World War three spins up, let's discuss what we
Speaker 1: are facing domestically. Well, let's talk military first. And no,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to do the standard thing that I
Speaker 1: could do, ah with all this woke crap in the military. Well,
Speaker 1: I'll get to that in a minute. That's just not
Speaker 1: where I'm going to lead. Let's talk about the men
Speaker 1: and women who are fighting. And now we have women
Speaker 1: who are fighting too, which is freaking embarrassing. But men
Speaker 1: and women who will be fighting on the ground, on
Speaker 1: the ground, are we physically ready when you talk about
Speaker 1: a potential world war? Because we love our country. You
Speaker 1: love your country, and I love my country. We look
Speaker 1: back fondly on World War Two and it's a source
Speaker 1: of pride for us as Americans because we were the
Speaker 1: engine who won that.
Speaker 2: War for the world.
Speaker 1: Yes, there's no question the Soviets killed more Nazis and
Speaker 1: lost more lives than anyone else. But without America's economic
Speaker 1: engine powering the world, we don't win that war. The
Speaker 1: world was saved by the United States of America in
Speaker 1: World War Two, and we're proud of that, justifiably.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 1: The largest event in human history was one because of us.
Speaker 1: Talk about us. That's one. You go ahead and put
Speaker 1: that one at the dippy top of your resume right there. Hey,
Speaker 1: you all exist outside of Hitler's rule, in the Emperor
Speaker 1: of Japan's rule because of us. It's a good thing,
Speaker 1: but it can lead to a dangerous bad thing, and
Speaker 1: we will discuss that in more detail in a moment.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get to that diaspora just a little bit
Speaker 1: here and a little in a little bit, and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna do it a little bit on and I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna do a ton on it today. Before we get
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Speaker 1: It is that Jesse Kelly show on a Monday. All right,
Speaker 1: so let's let's discuss this thing. What if all this
Speaker 1: thing whips us all up? By the way, you can
Speaker 1: email me Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Download the
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Speaker 1: on iTunes in a review talking about how handsome I
Speaker 1: am too. What Chris, It's important? Still, that's a basis
Speaker 1: for what the show is Anyways, let's talk about it
Speaker 1: with this. What if this does spin us up? What
Speaker 1: if this spins us up and it turns into some
Speaker 1: kind of global conflict. We Americans, like I mentioned, we're
Speaker 1: proud of World War Two because of what this nation did.
Speaker 1: And because we're proud of what this nation did, we
Speaker 1: can fool ourselves into thinking we are still that nation. Militarily.
Speaker 1: Let's just discuss this. We are the biggest, most well
Speaker 1: funded military in the world, no especially navy. Wise that
Speaker 1: no one else, no one else can touch us there.
Speaker 1: But wise, all the ships and aircraft carriers and planes
Speaker 1: in the world, they're wonderful. Don't get me wrong, I'm
Speaker 1: glad we have them. That. In the end, you have
Speaker 1: to have the people who can endure a conflict like this. Well,
Speaker 1: now we have women in combat. Most people haven't sat
Speaker 1: and thought about how horrible that's going to be. The
Speaker 1: first time you get a picture of an American woman
Speaker 1: in uniform who's been killed, believe me, it hits different
Speaker 1: than a man. And it's not like a man is
Speaker 1: a beautiful sight. You see a woman who's been killed
Speaker 1: like that, or god forbid, captured. Probably even worse than
Speaker 1: getting killed for a woman really really really bad. So
Speaker 1: we have that. We also don't have a population anymore
Speaker 1: that is physically able to fight World War three, and
Speaker 1: let's pause. I can't stress enough how physically crueling and
Speaker 1: friends torturous combat. Ince Read the stories forever. It doesn't
Speaker 1: matter where you are. Go back to World War two
Speaker 1: if that's what. If you want to get nostalgic about it,
Speaker 1: read the men. Read the men at best Stone, sitting
Speaker 1: there freezing to death, freezing to death without cold weather
Speaker 1: gear in their trenches. Read about the Marines in the
Speaker 1: Pacific dying of disease, dysentery, very very horrible disease eaten
Speaker 1: by crocodiles. The sweat, the misery, the horror, the naval ships,
Speaker 1: the naval ships. You read about these naval ships in combat.
Speaker 1: Go read that book. Uh, Last Can of the Ten,
Speaker 1: Last Stand of the tin Can Sailors. Go read that
Speaker 1: book and read what those guys went through physically in
Speaker 1: the middle of combat. The brutality, the blood, the sweat,
Speaker 1: the carrying friends, the heat, the of it. Well, physically,
Speaker 1: Americans are fat and drugged up. Statistically, that's not me
Speaker 1: just dogging on us. We're pilled out. You talk to
Speaker 1: military recruiters. They can't get they can't find a young
Speaker 1: person who's qualified. Either he's too stupid and or he's
Speaker 1: on pills and or he's too fat. The army just
Speaker 1: had to put in a brand new fat program to
Speaker 1: get people who could even get to get people to
Speaker 1: the place where they can get to boot camp. In America,
Speaker 1: in nineteen forty we had a nation full of physically
Speaker 1: active young people. And I'm not doing that old thing. Well,
Speaker 1: we were all just farmers back then. That's not true. Yes,
Speaker 1: we had tons of farmers, but there were all kinds
Speaker 1: of people who lived in the cities and the country
Speaker 1: and everywhere else back then. But physically, we had a
Speaker 1: nation of young men who were physically ready, even though
Speaker 1: they hadn't been trained for war and didn't know they
Speaker 1: were going to war. We had a nation of men
Speaker 1: physically able to do it back then. You don't have
Speaker 1: that nation anymore. I hope we can get it back,
Speaker 1: but that nation is gone. Our young men are high
Speaker 1: in fat now, and now we'll throw in the women
Speaker 1: who are high and fat along with them. So that's militarily.
Speaker 1: We don't have the personnel for something like this, for
Speaker 1: a WAW three. We don't have the oil for something
Speaker 1: like this. Have you seen the latest and greatest headline.
Speaker 1: Oil prices are now rising. This is from the national
Speaker 1: pulse and Biden already drained the strategic petroleum reserve. Oh
Speaker 1: but Jesse, in a time of war, we just we'd
Speaker 1: make more. We gave up our oil refining capacity. Why
Speaker 1: do you think we pull oil out of the ground
Speaker 1: here and we ship it to other nations to be refined.
Speaker 1: Why do you think that is? We allow these commie
Speaker 1: scum green dirt balls on the left on the Republican
Speaker 1: and Democrat side, because half the Republicans will still talk
Speaker 1: about carbon. We allowed them to take away our ability
Speaker 1: to produce oil. Well, a nation runs on that, a military,
Speaker 1: an army runs on that. If you're gonna kick off
Speaker 1: WW three, you better have access to virtually unlimited quantities
Speaker 1: of oil or that big, beautiful navy you have, with
Speaker 1: the exception of the nuclear powered version. It's all just
Speaker 1: gonna sit there. They ain't gonna do nothing. Ships that
Speaker 1: don't move don't do a whole lot of good, do they.
Speaker 1: So we don't have the oil capacity for it, We
Speaker 1: don't have the many manufacturing capacity for it. But you
Speaker 1: know what, let's talk about that. Before we talk about that,
Speaker 1: let's talk about something else real quick. Obviously, we can't
Speaker 1: forget about the horrors that are still taking place here
Speaker 1: in our country as well, like trafficking, child trafficking. You know,
Speaker 1: the average age of a child trafficked in America is fourteen.
Speaker 1: This happens, It's happening all around you right now. American
Speaker 1: kids being preyed upon on social media, being trafficked for pictures,
Speaker 1: and they'll get kids to run away from home. Mom
Speaker 1: and dad are mean, do you come live with me?
Speaker 1: Will hang out where they then it's really bad. It's
Speaker 1: a very bad problem. Americans are just now waking up to.
Speaker 1: I support the A Servo Project because they're out there
Speaker 1: stopping it, rescuing children and putting bad guys in prison.
Speaker 1: That's what you support when you support the A Servo
Speaker 1: Project A s Servo, by the way, go to the
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Speaker 1: a month, and let's go save some kids and throw
Speaker 1: some scumbags in prison. Sound good? All right? A little
Speaker 1: bit more on W three.
Speaker 2: Hang on, this is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: It is the Phil Collins Show. Sorry, it's the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show here on a Monday. That is obviously a
Speaker 1: lots of take in. But we're kind of we're going
Speaker 1: we're playing out a scenario here. Are we ready if
Speaker 1: this turns into some sort of a global conflict and
Speaker 1: I don't know that. I don't know that, but if
Speaker 1: it does, are we ready? And I'm explaining why we
Speaker 1: are a different nation now manufacturing wise, China makes everything
Speaker 1: and people will point when you point that out, people
Speaker 1: will say, well, no, Jesse, America, America. At least America
Speaker 1: was that. They weren't ready for World War two's manufacturing either,
Speaker 1: but they turned it around right away. You don't understand.
Speaker 1: We already had the factories, we already had everything in place.
Speaker 1: We don't have that anymore. It's gone. If I take
Speaker 1: if I take a professional or not. That's say I
Speaker 1: take a collegiate wrestler, some stud collegiate wrestler, I can well,
Speaker 1: not me, but a good football coach and trainer, if
Speaker 1: that guy's never played football in his life, can turn
Speaker 1: that guy into a football player, probably in a fairly
Speaker 1: short amount of time. Why everything's already in place. I
Speaker 1: already have this extremely physically fit, strong young man who
Speaker 1: understands leverage and he's in shape, and I can turn
Speaker 1: that guy into a football player, or a coach could
Speaker 1: turn that guy into a ballplayer. But if it's a
Speaker 1: four hundred and fifty pound guy who's thirty years old
Speaker 1: and he's done nothing but eat twinkies and play video
Speaker 1: games his entire life, well, I can't just turn that
Speaker 1: guy into a football player, not without years. At least
Speaker 1: a year, probably a lot more. America had the manufacturing
Speaker 1: bones in place, so we could go to the auto
Speaker 1: manufacturers in Detroit and say, hey, no more cars tanks.
Speaker 1: Now they could the bones are there that can switch
Speaker 1: things up and churn them out. The bones are gone
Speaker 1: because we shipped all our manufacturing to China, and all
Speaker 1: that that I just mentioned, our population and our oil
Speaker 1: and the manufacturing. Honestly, all that pails in comparison to
Speaker 1: the most devastating thing that people are not considering as
Speaker 1: everybody ramps everything up because they're all emotional. Today, we
Speaker 1: don't have the trust in our institutions anymore. We don't.
Speaker 1: You assume everything the FBI, CIA, government, State Department. You
Speaker 1: assume everything they say to you is a lie, And
Speaker 1: so do I. Whenever they're speaking, I assume they're lying.
Speaker 1: Whatever they're saying, I assume they're lying. I think our
Speaker 1: medical establishment will lie to me, our government will lie
Speaker 1: to me, Our media will obviously lie to me, Our
Speaker 1: intelligence agencies will lie to us. Member, the whole Russian
Speaker 1: disinformation thing Hunter Biden's laptop is Russian disinformation. That was
Speaker 1: our intelligence agency. The FBI will most definitely lie to
Speaker 1: me if they're not arresting me. All they've done is
Speaker 1: lie over and over and over again. And I'm not
Speaker 1: the only one who feels this way. Americans feel this way.
Speaker 1: If these people whip things up and this thing goes bad, Member,
Speaker 1: we're already we already have Lebanon's involved already, Rockets are
Speaker 1: going back and forth in Lebanon, Pezballah. The terrorists are
Speaker 1: turning on. It's not just the suities, it's the she is.
Speaker 1: It's not everybody's coming. So if this does ramp up
Speaker 1: and the American people don't trust any of their institutions anymore, well,
Speaker 1: how's that work? It doesn't work. It doesn't You can't
Speaker 1: have a nation already at war with itself turn around
Speaker 1: and go to war with someone else. It won't work.
Speaker 2: It won't work.
Speaker 1: Plus, how many people in this country, how many of
Speaker 1: them would actually even want us to win? Have you
Speaker 1: asked that you thought about that? Have you seen the
Speaker 1: lack of patriotism out there now? Not hard to look
Speaker 1: around and find a bunch of people who think this
Speaker 1: place sucks, and a bunch of people in this country
Speaker 1: they like what they saw, raped women, kids, shot in
Speaker 1: the face. Horrible stuff, right, it's horrible stuff. It's essentially
Speaker 1: a pogrom. If you know anything about the history of
Speaker 1: pograms or pogroms. I don't know how to say that.
Speaker 1: I hear it said both ways. But if you know
Speaker 1: anything about the history, you do know what a pagram is, right, Yes, Chris,
Speaker 1: I know that you probably know. Thank you, Chris. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm aware that you've probably been made aware a pagrom
Speaker 1: was Okay, all right, lets you know what, Let's do
Speaker 1: the diaspora thing really quickly. Why are there Jews all
Speaker 1: over the world now? And what's with this whole new
Speaker 1: quote state of Israel? Why they call it a state
Speaker 1: of Israel. Well, you know, biblically, you know about the
Speaker 1: story of that's the land that God gave his chosen people,
Speaker 1: the Jews and Moses and you know all those things. Okay,
Speaker 1: so Israel eventually comes in and they're a nation. Back then,
Speaker 1: way way way, way way back in the day King
Speaker 1: David all that stuff. Well, there were several Jewish diasporas.
Speaker 1: One was the Assyrians. Assyrians. Assyrians were obviously a brutal,
Speaker 1: frankly evil people they were, but a fascinating empire. And
Speaker 1: the Assyrians had a policy, which, if you're into the
Speaker 1: whole conquest thing, is probably a fairly smart policy, to
Speaker 1: be honest with you, When the Assyrians took over an area,
Speaker 1: when they conquered you, they believed if they pulled the
Speaker 1: people who were there out of it, it would help
Speaker 1: them pacify that area more. Essentially, sever the ties a
Speaker 1: people have with their homeland, and they're more conquerable. The
Speaker 1: Assyrians when they took care of the Jews when they
Speaker 1: took when they took the Jews, they put hooks through
Speaker 1: their lips and noses and hauled them out of the country.
Speaker 1: This is not something just for the Israel. Israelites they
Speaker 1: did this everywhere they conquered. They'd take the people and
Speaker 1: pull them out and ship them back to a Syrian.
Speaker 1: Then they'd send their people in and occupy it. So
Speaker 1: already that was the Jews getting scattered, and then the
Speaker 1: Babylonians scattered the Jews. But that's not really what most
Speaker 1: people are talking about when they talk about the Jewish diaspora.
Speaker 1: What most people are talking about is, wait, why were
Speaker 1: there no Jews left in Israel? Well, the Romans. You've
Speaker 1: seen the map of the Roman Empire, it's essentially a
Speaker 1: gigantic circle of the Mediterranean, and I realized they went
Speaker 1: clear up into Europe and up into Britain. But if
Speaker 1: you look at the Mediterranean Roman Empire, it's that so
Speaker 1: it was inevitable they were going to come into contact
Speaker 1: with the Israelis. Of course they did. And Romans, well,
Speaker 1: they did what Romans did. They conquered them, they took
Speaker 1: it over. And the Romans did what they always do.
Speaker 1: They quote allowed them to have a king. Oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no, Israelis.
Speaker 1: You Jews can have a king, No, that's fine, and
Speaker 1: a governor and all those things. Of course, the king
Speaker 1: had to be approved by the Romans, so it couldn't
Speaker 1: be somebody. Imagine this, Think about this, Think about this,
Speaker 1: what this would be like. Think about America gets taken
Speaker 1: over by China and China and that tells us, hey, hey, hey,
Speaker 1: you can have a president. Ah, it's gonna have to
Speaker 1: be a president we approve of though, So you'd never
Speaker 1: get a pro American president. Ever, you'd always have a
Speaker 1: pro Chinese president. And you, as a patriot, how much
Speaker 1: would that grade on you? I mean, think about how
Speaker 1: much Joe Biden grades on you just because he hates
Speaker 1: the country. Think if you had an openly Chinese president
Speaker 1: or pro China president, proach Chicom president. They would be bothersome,
Speaker 1: wouldn't it. Well, it was bothersome for the Israelis, and
Speaker 1: because of their views on God. Remember they're monotheistic, there
Speaker 1: is one God, and the Romans very much not monotheistic.
Speaker 1: The Jews horrified by Roman religious practices, and the Jews,
Speaker 1: many of them, very vocal about the fact, you Heathens
Speaker 1: are all going to Hell, the Sun God, what are
Speaker 1: you talking about? It was a big problem for them,
Speaker 1: and so they started rebelling. They were always rebelling I
Speaker 1: actually think it's one of the coolest parts about the
Speaker 1: history of Israel, how they just would not they just
Speaker 1: would not stop rebelling. They'd put down a rebellion, fifteen
Speaker 1: minutes later they're all whipped up in their friends again.
Speaker 1: And these were big boy rebellions. When I say rebellion,
Speaker 1: I don't mean there's one hundred angry guys in the
Speaker 1: town square. We're talking fifty thousand man enemies squaring off
Speaker 1: with the Romans in winning on occasion, but winning battles,
Speaker 1: not winning wars. Finally, about seventy a d Romans have
Speaker 1: had about enough of this crap, and we'll finish this
Speaker 1: story in just a moment, because this is gonna take
Speaker 1: me to pigroms in all those other things. Before we
Speaker 1: get to that, let's do this really quickly. Remember, we
Speaker 1: are surrounded by dangerous people here, a lot of them,
Speaker 1: a lot of them. And that's not just people who've
Speaker 1: illegally poured into this country. Americans are drugged out, now, desperate, angry.
Speaker 1: We all need to have something on us at all
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Speaker 1: this Jewish diaspora, to the Romans taking over the Jews.
Speaker 1: Jews are chafing under Roman rule. To put it mildly,
Speaker 1: all these rebellions. Finally they've had about enough of it.
Speaker 1: And the Romans, the Romans, really they did spite very
Speaker 1: very very very well. Just ask the Carthaginians. When the
Speaker 1: Romans have had enough of your crap, you're in very
Speaker 1: very deep trouble. This is about the time that Siege
Speaker 1: of Masada happened. I'm not going to go through the
Speaker 1: history that we've done that before, that really really cool
Speaker 1: hilltop fortress, thousand men, women and children up there, eventually
Speaker 1: killed by the Romans. But now the Romans have had
Speaker 1: enough and the Romans essentially he said, you can't stay
Speaker 1: here anymore. Jews are no longer allowed here. Goodbye, you're gone,
Speaker 1: And so they were scattered to the winds now. I
Speaker 1: had brought up the Assyrians and Babylonians earlier, but you
Speaker 1: should know, between the Assyrians the Babylonians and then all
Speaker 1: this arm conflict. A lot of Jews were already leaving
Speaker 1: the area because it's freaking horrible. I mean, what's to
Speaker 1: stay in this place? So they're already finding safe places.
Speaker 1: But the Romans just kind of put an official stamp
Speaker 1: on it. It's official, you're not welcome. Goodbye. They kicked
Speaker 1: them all out, so they scattered across the globe. A
Speaker 1: renewed call to establish a safe place for Jews really
Speaker 1: began getting ramped up because of the pogroms or the pagroms.
Speaker 1: I still don't know how to say it. Everyone says
Speaker 1: it differently. The pagrams that were happening all over really everywhere.
Speaker 1: They were all over Europe, they were all over Russia.
Speaker 1: And what it was, what they were was essentially, honestly,
Speaker 1: what you just saw over the weekend. That's really what
Speaker 1: it was. And I want to I'm not trying to
Speaker 1: in any way downplay the whoreor you just saw, but
Speaker 1: I want you to understand what you just saw is
Speaker 1: something that has taken place a million times in the
Speaker 1: history of the world. It's just that now you can
Speaker 1: watch it on your cell phone. They would take these
Speaker 1: Jewish neighborhoods, these Jewish areas, and the local political leaders,
Speaker 1: mayors and governors and whatnot, they would whip the people
Speaker 1: up into a frenzy that if there was ever a problem,
Speaker 1: whatever the problem was, hey we got these this house
Speaker 1: collapsed or whatever, if the people were angry, they would
Speaker 1: whip the public up into a frenzy and the public
Speaker 1: would form a gigantic mob. And the mob would storm
Speaker 1: into the Jewish neighborhoods and they would kill the men,
Speaker 1: and they would to rape the women and kill them too,
Speaker 1: and kill the kids. And it was just this horrible
Speaker 1: raid on Jewish areas. And this wasn't a one off,
Speaker 1: This was the norm. It was simply what happened.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: Jews obviously weren't that pleased about this situation, and the
Speaker 1: different Jews reacted different ways. Some and this would probably
Speaker 1: have been me, were more militant about it. They would
Speaker 1: start their own groups, their own protection groups, and they'll
Speaker 1: go find you if you try to do it. But
Speaker 1: even that, if you get cross ways with the nation
Speaker 1: state where you reside, even that's gonna get bad. So
Speaker 1: this international movement began to return the Jews to Israel.
Speaker 1: I won't go into all the different backstory there it's
Speaker 1: so long. It's a really, really fascinating backstory, but there's
Speaker 1: a ton of it. And eventually they began coming into Israel,
Speaker 1: coming back, being invited in Israel is at this point
Speaker 1: in time under the British. The British are running things
Speaker 1: down there. Under this time, Jews are coming back into Israel.
Speaker 1: Palestinians were in Israel. The Jews began their conquest of
Speaker 1: the Palestinians about this time. And I don't care what
Speaker 1: your opinion is about that. I hate when people get
Speaker 1: namby pamby about America and the Indians and stuff like, wow,
Speaker 1: no we treated them very well. No we didn't. We
Speaker 1: conquered the country. And I'm not of the impression that.
Speaker 1: I don't think that that's bad. A lot of people,
Speaker 1: most people left, right and middle, let's pause on this
Speaker 1: for a second. They believe conquest is inherently evil all
Speaker 1: the time. People believe that. I do not. In fact,
Speaker 1: Look you'll get this a lot from people on the
Speaker 1: right too. They think conquest is evil. All conquest is evil. Really,
Speaker 1: have you read the Old Testament? Have you read the
Speaker 1: Old Testament? Conquest is not always evil. Sometimes it's ordered
Speaker 1: by God. Himself. Conquest is not always evil. We conquered America.
Speaker 1: The Jews conquered Israel again, push the Palestinians out. There
Speaker 1: were all kinds of rebels, of rebellions and clashes and violence,
Speaker 1: and really it was a horrible thing. And they're blowing
Speaker 1: each other up and bombs and everything else. But eventually
Speaker 1: Israel gets their own state, their own state of Israel.
Speaker 1: That's the state of Israel, you see now. And an
Speaker 1: agreement is that this is something basically broken internationally. They
Speaker 1: left a portion of it for the Palestinian people who
Speaker 1: wanted to remain there. Now we need to pause for
Speaker 1: a brief moment because people get confused about this. People
Speaker 1: think this is a war between Judaism and Islam. If
Speaker 1: you think that, you don't understand the region at all.
Speaker 1: Like a quarter of the Israeli defense force are Muslims.
Speaker 1: Muslims are all over Israel. There's not a hostile relationship
Speaker 1: between Jews and Muslims in Israel. There's not a hostile
Speaker 1: relationship there. It's not. Now, are there radicalized Muslims and
Speaker 1: terrorist ones? And there is, yes, But this is they
Speaker 1: they work with each other, They live right by each other.
Speaker 1: Remember Jerusalem itself has a Muslim quarter, has a Jewish quarter,
Speaker 1: has a Christian quarter, has an Armenian Christian quarter. So
Speaker 1: let's go back to this Palestinian thing. This is well,
Speaker 1: this is where you know how I warn all the
Speaker 1: time about that half open door. Nothing more dangerous than
Speaker 1: a half open door, because that's what can hurt you.
Speaker 1: If it's closed, you'll see it and open it. If
Speaker 1: it's open, you just walk through. If it's half open,
Speaker 1: half open, you'll walk right into the side of it
Speaker 1: from the pointy side and split your face open. The
Speaker 1: dangers of half conquest. America has done this many times.
Speaker 1: Half conquest. Israel did it my opinion, I understand that
Speaker 1: everyone was trying to be nice, but no, no, no,
Speaker 1: you can have your place. No no, you can just you guys,
Speaker 1: just settle down there. And they've paid for this ever
Speaker 1: since you're seeing on your television set the price of
Speaker 1: half conquest. If you're going to do a thing, then
Speaker 1: do a thing. So that has led us to where
Speaker 1: we are now. Now all that said, let's get off
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