#5 - Fear & Loathing in the New Jerusalem - Things Fall Apart...

[@bassocantante51]

Am I the first one that has made it this far? And I’ve replayed many portions of each presentation in order to fully grasp the entire picture of what has occurred…. I’m in it to win it… I haven’t read any of the sources for this information and am trusting you to have integrity…

[@ozark8043]

I've gotten here too. I'm guessing most are listening on Spotify. A LOT of things from BlackRock to nine eleven (today's the anniversary) make sense today. We should have never been involved in the Middle East.

[@slothymango]

​@@ozark8043you understand the penguin problem I see

[@chrisyeomans5547]

Lol 15 hours in

[@SiCSpiT1]

@@chrisyeomans5547 lol, and we've only made it to the '20s

[@SiCSpiT1]

I'm revisiting 10 years later, it's only recently made it to youtube. I forgot how in-depth his podcasts were.

[@MrArtbv]

"Racial Hygiene", Margret Sanger has entered the chat.....LOL

[@ourdictatorship]

Indeed.

[@ar11127]

Great work as always, but I have to strongly disagree with you on one point. You portray it as though the British didn’t want either side to have weapons but allowed a few through, which is completely inaccurate. The British actively taught, trained, and armed the Jewish population, while on the contrary, if a Palestinian was found with even a single bullet or shell casing, their home would be bombed and destroyed. My grandmother, who witnessed this firsthand, told me about it. This is the same tactic Israel uses today, framing the destruction of entire families as "collateral damage."

[@ourdictatorship]

Yes this is true. The British dropped gas on the Arabian people throughout their Mandate. They forged Iraq through the rose-colored glasses of their 1920's-era historical delusion of what was, even then, a long-gone aristocratic class that they pretended to see a version of in the rural impoverished Muslim tribal leaders. That fantastic vision the British had in organizing Iraqi leadership as they pulled out of the Middle East doomed what was left of the area that would become Iraq, setting all those modernizing, urbanizing people back five hundred years under a brutal and ignorant "leadership" (one that we in the US would continue to manipulate via the CIA, all the way 'til we put Saddam in and then had to rehire those same rural brutal tribal leaders to help fight him for our Saudi oil masters, another false kingdom the British created using a fantasy-themed vision of their own late Victorian elite). The White Papers weren't great if you were Zionist, but they weren't great if you were Palestinian, either. I understand what Daryl is trying to do with being as even-headed as possible and I appreciate the encouragement to see things through both sides, but the reality is that they are NOT equally yoked and that the Western scales have been tipped in the Zionists' favor from half a century before there even was an Israel until this very day.

[@rexleereid3592]

The Jews homeland is not called Palestine.

[@Mr-Koon]

What is it called?

[@rexleereid3592]

@@Mr-Koon Judea 4000 yrs ago and today

[@alexander.lmaclellan6694]

Depends who you ask, like four thousand years ago different people have different names for places they have at one time held sovereignty over. Mesopotamia isn't the Akkadian empire anymore.

[@chrisyeomans5547]

You're right. They don't have a homeland.

[@chrisyeomans5547]

​@@Mr-Koonhell