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35:40And that will end the world. Other Jews believe that this requires them to spend all their lives reading and understanding the Torah. To understand the mind of God. But then there are these extreme religious Jews. And Rabbi Schneerson is part of them that interprets the Kabbalah literally. And they think in order to achieve the Kabbalah, you have to actually in this world follow God's plan and allow God to come to this world. And this plan, there are three major elements to this plan that is literal. The first is to bring the entire Jewish diaspora back to Jerusalem and have them all convert to Judaism.

36:38There are too many Jews that are secular. There are too many Jews who are following heresies. They all have to return to Jerusalem, every single Jew, because you have to repair the world. And they have to follow the Torah to the letter. That's number one. Number two is, Israel has to achieve the greater Israel project. Because that is what God promised Abraham in the Bible. And number three is, the third temple has to be built. Because that is the house of God. When the Jews are ready to receive God, and God comes to our world, he needs a place to live. The third temple is God's house. Once these three conditions are met, the world will end.

37:27The world will be repaired. And so what he's saying is the Kabbalah is not just a religious idea. It's a political program that must be implemented. Okay? That's what Rabbi Sterling believes. But he's no more. Okay. He's dead, but they believe in reincarnation. All right? So now let me explain to you who he is and where he came from. Okay. So there's some funny things about Rebbe Sinai. No one's ever heard of him. Okay. Before we actually go there, can you just in short brief, can you tell me what's the greater Israel plan? Oh, right. Okay. So these religious Jews, they're trying to have God return.

38:16I'm sorry. these Jews who are religious, these extremists, they believe that the Bible is God's words. They literally come from the mind of God. And so everything in the Bible must be interpreted literally. But not only that, but it must be implemented to the letter, literally. And so So in Genesis, God promised Abraham a land for his descendants. And this land stretches from the Nile in Egypt to the Euphrates in Mesopotamia. It also includes parts of Anatolia. Okay? So if you look at a map of greater Israel, it's entire Middle East. and there are many elements in Israel who believe it is a destiny to achieve the Greater Israel Project and that's why Israel is so aggressive.

39:26That's why they are attacking Lebanon right now. That's why they're threatening Turkey. That's why they're threatening Egypt. That's why the Zionists want Trump to destroy Iran because it's all part of this Greater Israel Project and again for these religious Jews they believe it is their duty to God to achieve God's promise to Abraham. Got it. And that's the Great Israel Project. Okay. So now let's talk about Rebbe Snierson. Okay. So Rebbe Snierson is really interesting because there's not much we know about him but there's certain things in politics that we've seen in politics that make us question who he is.

40:13So the first thing I'll say is this. Havre Malay, who is the president of Argentina, when he became president, the first foreign visit he made was to the grave of Rebbes Nersen in Brooklyn. Who does that? Havre Malay is not Jewish. He's not part of the Habbat Lubavitch movement. And only about 1 % of Argentinians are actually Jewish. So the Jews are not a huge presence in Argentina. They're a huge presence in Brooklyn, but not in Argentina. So first question is, why would a head of state, Havre Mille, on his first foreign visit, go pay respects to the grave of Rebbe Snerosin? Okay, that's number one.

41:05Number two is, there's a video on YouTube where, and this is like maybe the early 90s, and this is before Benjamin Netanyahu becomes Prime Minister of Israel. He goes and pays his respect to Rebbe Snierson, and he's basically asking for the Rebbe's patronage. He's saying to the Rebbe, I wish you to bless me, both professionally and personally. And Rabbi Snierson says to him, when is Messiah coming? And Netanyahu is like, soon. And Snierson is like, we need to, we need to hurry it up. This is a video. You can do it right now. You can go on YouTube and look for this. Snierson Netanyahu. You can watch the video now.

42:02And where was this, in America? it was in Brooklyn yes he never leaves Brooklyn everyone has to go visit him in Brooklyn so so so if you want so when he was alive this is what happened that's right this is like the early 90s so that's number two like why would Benjamin and Yahoo need his blessing and why is Snare Son is like you have to bring back the Messiah sorry you have to accelerate the coming of a Messiah okay that's number two number three is Jared Kushner his family is very close to Rabbi Snirson. And we know Jared Kushner married Ivanka Trump. This is after Snirson is dead. But this really strange coincidence where Shabat Lubavitch, it is this messianic religious movement that is global in scope.

42:52And they got one of their members, Jared Kushner, to marry the daughter of the future president of the United States. What a strange coincidence that is. Right? So these three things make us wonder, right? Number one, what would happen with Malay? President of Argentina, first state visit, he pays his respects to the grave of Snaretson. Number two is Snaretson tells, basically orders that Yahoo, hurry up the coming of the Messiah. And number three is Jared Kushner, who is a member of Havad Lubevich, marries the daughter of the future president of the United States, Donald Trump. Okay? So, again, these are mysteries and we're trying to connect the dots.

43:37Okay. So now I want to go into some background of Rebius Nersen. So Rebius Nersen, he was actually born in the United States. He was born in Martinique, Ukraine. And Havad Lubavitch was actually founded in the 1850s or the late 19th century. in the Belarus area in Eastern Europe. And they spread over time. And during Soviet Russia and during the Nazi regime, Khabar Lubevich was under tremendous threat. A lot of Soviets thought that Khabar Lubevich was a dangerous political movement because they were Messianic. They believed that the Messiah would come to bring them back to Jerusalem. So there's a really interesting story associated with Havad Lubavitch.

44:46So this is about the year 1939. So let me tell you the story, 1939. And the Nazis are about to take over Poland. They've invaded Poland. And in Warsaw is where Rebbe Snirsen's predecessor, the former head of the Habao Lubavitch movement, was located. And he was an elderly Jew. And so what happened was a national coalition came to be to rescue the Rebbe and bring him to America. The problem is, first of all, you have the Nazis all around Warsaw. Second of all, you need a lot of paperwork to get him to America. And third of all, for the Rebbe to go to America, he would have to cross through a lot of enemy territory, okay?

45:46So the person who took it upon himself to get the Rebbe, not Rebbe Sneroson, but the predecessor to America, his name is Louis Brandeis. Why is he important? Louis Brandeis is the first Jewish member of the U.S. Supreme Court. He's a really powerful individual. probably the most powerful Jew in America at this time okay and he there's a university named after him by the way Brandeis University and it's a Jewish university okay so this this is probably the most influential Jew one of the most influential Jews in American history but he takes it upon himself Louis Brandeis at the time when he was the member of the Supreme Court yes okay he took it upon himself to rescue the Rebbe and take and bring him to America Okay.

46:47The problem, so he started to use all his natural contacts and he had friends in German intelligence, German Nazi intelligence, military intelligence. And they found these half Jews who are war heroes and therefore Hitler gave them honorary Aryan membership. These are half Jews. And these half Jews came together as a military unit to go into Warsaw, dress as Nazi officers, and locate the Rebbe and take him to America on Nazi trains. right now when these nazis went into uh warsaw you can imagine the rebbe was not like oh they're here to help me okay so he's hiding himself for a long time so it took a long time actually to send a message and says like these nazi soldiers they're actually on our side they're not here to send you to a consultation camp and then the nazi soldiers found him and then transported him across enemy territory and then put him on a steamship in France and sell all the way to America.

48:02And then Rabbi Snierson followed him and the Habitat-Lubavitch movement then set up shop in Brooklyn. And what they did that was very, that had tremendous foresight is they pulled their money together. They weren't very rich people, but they pulled all the money together and tried to buy as much Brooklyn real estate as possible. Now they're an extremely wealthy organization because they did that. Because they pulled their resources together and bought as much Brooklyn real estate as possible. And now they are one of the wealthiest religious organizations in the world. Meanwhile, back in the Soviet Union, they became friends with the Soviet authorities.

48:45And they grew as well in Russia. And now they are very close to Vladimir Putin. who are these people like it's really strange right it's it's it's so strange weird yeah because isn't like all the people they're friends with they're centrally against the whole idea of what these guys do it makes you wonder how the world really works okay everything i've told you is factually correct you can go you watch this on youtube you can do research everything I've told you is documented it's all true so now what I'm going to do okay let's keep all this in mind okay Jeffrey Epstein Rabbi Snarrison right now I want to tell you the history of these Messianic Jews alright okay but we don't know how these guys are so well connected right we don't know we don't know we don't really guess okay but I'm telling you what are factually correct what information is factually correct okay they have friends they have contacts they're they're just deeply connected people, but we don't know how and why.

49:52And openly, people who are against them, who are sort of their enemies, and open, not sort of, like certain enemies, they're friends with them as well. Yes. So, my next step is, I'm going to tell you the history. Okay? And then I'm, can I connect everything together into a narrative? Okay. That helps us explain. This narrative, this narrative is my interpretation. Okay? Based on these facts. All right. So I want to provide some history and some background, okay? The year is 1492. 1492 is when the Jews are expelled from Spain. This is traumatic for Jews because for centuries, they lived in Spain as extremely successful individual.

50:43Sorry, they lived in Spain as extremely successful members of their Muslim society. But then the Christians reconquered Spain and then expelled the Muslims. And then they forced the Jews to either convert or leave. So this is the 1492 expulsion of the Jews. There were a lot of Jews who went to the Ottoman Empire. because the Ottoman Empire welcomed them because the Muslims at this time were very respectful towards Jews. Most Muslims today are still very respectful towards Jews. So the Jews are people of the book and they were welcome into the Ottoman Empire. But there were many Jews who chose to convert instead.

51:30These are called conversals. And these conversals will help found, I'm going to call the Jesuits. Again, this is all factually correct. These conversals will help found the Jesuits who are responsible for the Spanish Inquisition. This creates a major crisis of faith in Judaism. Because in the Jewish faith, there is one commandment, one sin above all else, which is you must not worship false idols, right? That's the first commandment. And so if you do that, if you worship other gods than Yahweh, you'll burn in hell for all of eternity. But do you want to believe that your cousin, your uncle, your brother-in-law, they're all going to burn in hell for the rest of your life?

52:29So this creates a major crisis of faith in the Jewish diaspora. And no one knows how to resolve this. And at the same time, Jews are being under attack by everywhere. So, for example, in the Polish Lutheranian Commonwealth, Jews were able to find success in this area. but then they were attacked by other powers and the Jews suffered tremendously in these wars. And when the Jews face a crisis of faith, they face calamity after calamity. They believe the Messiah is coming to save them. And at this time, in the year 1666, there's a man named Sabbatai Zevi, Sabbatai Zevi, who declares himself the Jewish Messiah.

53:28And a third to a half of the entire Jewish diaspora, talking about at least a million people, follow him and believe he is the Jewish Messiah. The problem is the Jewish Messiah, what he will do is take the Jews back to Jerusalem and conquer the world. So the Sultan is offended by this. And so the Sultan says to Zebedzeb, either your head or the turban. You either convert to Islam or I will behead you. And at this point, most Jews are expecting their Messiah to take up arms and kill the Sultan. Yeah, revolt. Instead, he converts. Okay? Which again, is the worst crime you can commit in Judaism. And the question then is, why does he convert?

54:24And the answer is because as Messiah, his major responsibility is to redeem the Jewish people from their sin, from the original sin. In the Christian tradition, Jesus redeemed humanity from the original sin of disobedience in the Garden of Eden. But in the Jewish tradition, the Messiah redeems him from the original sin of conversion So by converting, what he's telling all Jews around the world is It doesn't matter what your faith is on the outside What matters is your faith in the inside If you practice Judaism at home, you can practice Christianity You can practice Islam outside It doesn't matter, okay?

55:14And so there's a people called the Domei in the Ottoman Empire who follow him and recognize that that's what the true message is. But what they also believe, that's very important, is the Messiah has come and the Messiah will reincarnate himself. okay so the so the second iteration of Zebedee Zebedee not the first iteration but the second iteration of Zebedee Zebedee is called Jacob Frank and Jacob Frank preached an idea um called redemption by sin redemption by sin the idea of redemption by sin is this we know that God is coming We know because of the Kabbalah that the Jews and God will reunite when the Jews are ready.

56:16But it could take a very long time for the Jews to be ready, right? It could take a very long time for the Jews to love all their neighbors and for the Jews, all Jews, to be religiously devoted to the Torah. what Jacob Frank argues is that if you are a true believer in God you have true faith you will accelerate the process how do you accelerate the process? by destroying the world which forces God's hand if you commit sin and the world becomes so corrupt God because he's pure love will have to come and save his people redemption by sin Also, by sinning You are releasing all your creativity Right?

57:08Jacob Frank talks about this is What's holding you back from your true potential Are these social taboos These social conventions that restrict your creativity Who says you shouldn't sleep with children? Who says you shouldn't steal? Who says you shouldn't kill? Other people tell you this But does God tell you this? No So look in your heart And ask yourself What does God want you to do? And God wants you to be The best possible person God will want you To be successful That requires you to steal And kill And plunder You should do so You should follow What is in your heart He says it He says it Yes He literally said that That's documented Yes It's called So he wrote a book called

58:00words of our Lord. Okay. And you can find it online. And he tells stories that explain that what's holding you back are the social taboos. And so he has these great sayings. He's a poet, really. And so he asked riddles. He asked paradox. This one thing 10 ,000 people cannot lift. but I would teach you how to lift it as light as a feather. What is this thing? It's the idea of taboo, right? It's taboo. Taboos, a million people cannot defeat. But you, once you have the right mentality, you can easily defeat it. It's as light as a feather. And that's what he teaches you. As you can imagine, for powerful people, this is very, very interesting.

58:55It's very seductive, right? If you're a powerful person. So the people who follow Jacob Frank become the richest people in Europe.

59:08Bankers, aristocrats, all follow Jacob Frank, including a family called the Rothschild family. Right? And remember, from the Epstein files, we know the Rothschilds were close with two other families, the Guttmans and the Epsteins. These are all Frankest families.

59:31And Jacob Frank had a follower in America and his name was Louis Brandeis. Right? You see how all this connects now? Yeah. Right? And what they believe is that Jacob Frank will reincarnate one day and lead them to the promised land. And in our Contemporary history Who is the Person That is most similar To Jacob Frank Rebbe Snerson Right you see How all this connects now Yeah Okay So everything I've I've told you Is factually correct Okay Alright Nothing I've said Is something I've made up I'm just telling you What most people agree on And what you can find On the internet And what can be supported By documents Okay Okay Alright So now what I'm going to do is I'm going to connect everything together.

1:00:23All right. So, one thing that is not documented but what we can assume is Chico Frank helped to found secret societies in order to promote his ideas. Accelerating to find a message. So, he encouraged his followers to infiltrate organizations and other secret societies in order to achieve their message mission. Okay. And because they're not restrained by social convention, right? Who says you have to be, you have to be a true believer in Christianity to be a Christian, right? So you can infiltrate anyone, anything. And so their followers, his followers will go infiltrate the Freemasons. They go build an organization called the Illuminati.

1:01:10They will go and infiltrate the Hasidic Jews, which forms the Habat Lubavitch movement, okay? So his followers are everywhere and they are united by a secret cold, redemption by sin. Right? And like think about how powerful that is because like most people can't do this. Most people cannot sleep with their daughter when she is three years old. These guys do, but they don't. But most people can't do that. It goes against human nature. And so they'll have these rituals where they will engage in ritual incest. And again, this is on Wikipedia. Okay? This is on Wikipedia. It is just a documented fact.

1:01:53That these guys will engage in incest and stuff. Yes, ritual incest. That's part of their bonding experience. Okay. And the way that they sealed the deal, because Jacob Frank encouraged his followers to spread out and join other secret societies and infiltrate other religions, right? the way the way that they did this in order to build a covenant is they engage in a ritual orgy so all his followers together before they would go on their separate ways they engage in a ritual orgy to forever seal their contract with each other and this contract is a blood contract that would pass on to their descendants as well how is it tying up to the world of today okay and how is it working out today okay so if we believe that jacob frank is will reincarnate as rebe snerson rebe snerson is basically the modern day reincarnation of jacob frank well his followers from all around the world will follow him right because because of this blood contract they signed centuries before and so now what i'm going to do is and this is my own narrative interpretation okay i think everything before is all factually correct okay but now what i'm going to do is i'm going to put all the pieces together for you to explain where jfpc came from and why he did what he did okay so what i'm going to do is i'm going to do a thought experiment let's just say i'm reverie snareson and I'm the reincarnation of Jacob Frank.

1:03:41I'm on a mission in order to fulfill the prophecy, in order to bring God back to earth, in order to repair the world, in order to bring about the coming of the Messiah, right? Okay, how would I do so? Okay, so I'm Rebis Nerson and right now I'm in Brooklyn

1:04:09and I have a lot of money. I have a lot of followers. This is 1980s, okay? But I need to infiltrate American politics. I need to figure out where American politics is heading and I need to have people in place in order to achieve my vision, okay? And so I'm looking at different possibilities. One person I'm interested in is Donald Trump. This is 1980s. Why? Well, because 1980s, Donald Trump is like our first reality TV star. He's on the top loids every single day. These kids in Africa, in Asia, they read about Donald Trump and they're like, I want to be like Donald Trump. I want to be a billionaire who sleeps with Playboy models every single day.

1:05:02He is the American dream. Donald Trump has also said in the 1980s If he were to run for president of the United States He would win easily So clearly he has political ambitions Also, his family are real estate developers So, and what's really important for me is Everyone underestimates this guy Everyone thinks he's a clown The really rich people, like people like Robert Murdoch Have absolutely nothing but contempt for this guy So he has a grudge against society. He's been humiliated over and over by these people. People consider him a clown, right? From my perspective as Rebbe Snierson, he has potential.

1:05:50I can invest in him. I could help build up his political career. And when he's president of the United States, I can then influence him. But I can never do this directly because he has a huge ego, right? I need people around him who can influence him. So I might need someone to marry into his family. And I have people like Jared Kushner, the Kushner family, who I control. And maybe it'd be good if Kushner were to marry Ivanka Trump. okay and i'm just speculating here right i'm very snare sin i'm thinking about how i get to the point where i where i want and i'm thinking like donald trump might be a useful pawn but i have others as well but but i think i'm looking at donald trump the same time i need secret agents in order to help me move the chess pieces in place in order to create the world i want And I'm thinking of this guy, Jeffrey Epstein.

1:06:56Okay? Jeffrey Epstein, he comes, his family's 17 Frankis. The Frankis, sorry, the Rothschilds, the Guttmans, the Epsteins are all 17 Frankis. So his family's loyal to me. Right? And Jeffrey Epstein is a charismatic young man who I can develop in order to be a secret agent, in order to achieve my plans. Right? So not talking directly, because again, I don't want to work with these people directly. I want to influence them because that's the most effective way to manipulate people. So if I, Rabbi Schneerson, were to call my friend, another rabbi, who is Les Wexner's rabbi, and told Les Wexner to give Jeffrey Epstein power of attorney, would Les Wexner listen to me?

1:07:48The answer is yes, of course. That's how these things work, right? So now we understand how Jefferson became so powerful because he was used as an agent in order to achieve certain political ends. Right? Yeah, go ahead. And now we understand why Jefferson did what he did, Epstein and all of that, to influence the American political landscape in a way that could help the Haba Lubavitch movement achieve their messianic mission.

1:08:27And not only that, but I can also identify a man, Nanyahu, and give him a lot of patronage for the Adelson family, Sheldon Adelson, funded basically Nanyahu's political career in Israel. So you see what this is about. A man with a lot of religious influence is able to identify certain key characters in his plan and promote them slowly and gradually over time in order to achieve his vision. Right? And this specific example helps us validate the theory. The occultists are the ones who imagine the world. The financiers are the ones who help promote this world. And it is the politicians who go implement this vision.

1:09:19So you're telling me, or this is your assumption, according to you. This is my narrative. This entire interpretation. I have no evidence. this narrative so all the wars and these things that are happening right now it's getting accelerated beyond means beyond understanding beyond logic because of this yes okay so let me clarify what what i'm doing okay all right i remember snareson Never do I believe I can manipulate political events. That's God. I'm not God. I'm just a servant, right? But what I can do is I can accelerate events. There's a huge difference, right? Manipulating events versus accelerating events.

1:10:08So I know because I have access to God's mind, I have my eschatology. I know how empires decline over time. empires go fight stupid wars overseas empires cannabise their allies empires become political polarized empires collapse economically I know all this because I see into the future I'm an occultist right my question is how do I put my people in the right place to accelerate all this process to achieve my vision okay that's that's very different from like there's a secret society at the very top and they are controlling everything no no that's how it works right it's much more subtle than that again this idea of you have the occultist occult force working with the financial force working the political force together that's what drives events but it's a very subtle thing and what they're doing is not actually changing the course of events all they're doing is accelerating the course of events i'm not fully buying this i'm not convinced but there's there can be a small percentage of chance where what you're what you're saying makes sense okay like it can be true so that's fantastic okay i want this down and so there are certain things that could happen that would validate all this okay and so based on this i'm gonna make certain predictions about the future okay if these predictions turn out to be correct then my theory has a lot more validity if it doesn't work out this way then my theory is just nonsense you can dismiss it okay so i'm explaining to you certain predictions based on this theory my first major prediction is trump will get a third term this is crucial how but he won't it's not allowed right america has something call the 22nd Amendment.

1:12:01The 22nd Amendment is explicit and says that a president can only serve for two terms. Also, the 2nd Amendment says that if you're a vice president and you inherit their office for more than two years, you can only run for one more term. But if you inherit the office for less than two years, you can run for two terms. So what the Second Amendment says is a president can only serve two terms and any person at most can serve no more than 10 years. Okay? That's the Second Amendment. Sorry, that's the 22nd Amendment. There is nothing in the Constitution that says that a president cannot run as vice president.

1:12:53And then the president resigns and he becomes the president. There's nothing in the Constitution that forbids this. It is, it would be insane, dangerous, evil for Donald Trump to run as vice president in 2028. But it would not be illegal for him to do so. Do you believe that Trump's going to run and he's going to get it? I think Trump will get a third term. And there are different pathways for him to get to that point. He could run as vice president in 2028. Or he could declare martial law and suspend the constitution because of the Emergency War Powers Act. There are lots of things he can do.

1:13:38But I think he'll get a third term. I don't believe it will happen. Okay. We'll see. Right? Yeah. If it doesn't happen, I am just as relieved as you are. Because the world is not as crazy as I think it is. All right? It's like, good. Right? Donald Trump is gone. I think that's 80 years old, right? Exactly. I think this is not going to happen. This will be nonsense. Okay. Well, I put it out there. Okay? So we'll wait two years and see what happens in two years' time. Because we'll know in two years' time. And again, I am praying for this not to happen. Because you can imagine what a dumpster fire it would be if it were to happen, right?

1:14:19It would be civil war in America if this were to happen. Okay, that's number one, my first prediction. My second prediction is there will be a ground invasion. A United States ground invasion of Iran. Wait. United States will invade Iran. Yes. Boots on ground.

1:14:44Why do you say so? Because for Israel to achieve the Greater Israel Project, Israel needs both the United States and Iran destroyed. Right? They need the United States to destroy it. Why? Because the United States right now is a major power in the Middle East. And the United States is aligned with all actors in the Middle East, including Egypt, including Turkey, including Israel, including Saudi Arabia, including Qatar, UAE. All these countries are American allies. Right? Right? But Israel wants to be the top dog in the Middle East in order to achieve the Greater Israel Project. It's talked about invading Egypt.

1:15:31It's talked about invading Turkey. It's talked about invading Saudi Arabia. As long as the United States is in place, Israel can't do that. Right? So Israel, in order to achieve the Greater Israel Project, needs to create a situation where the United States and Iran destroy each other in conflict. And the best way to do that is by having the United States commit boots on the ground in Iran. Again, this is crazy. I'm like you. I'm praying this doesn't happen. But if it were to happen, you have to ask yourself, why would the Americans do something so stupid and insane and suicidal and send boots on the ground?

1:16:07Okay, that's my second prediction. Okay. My third prediction is this. The Al-Aqsaq mosque is destroyed. In order for Israel to build the third temple, they need the foundation stone that the Alexei Mosque right now stands on. They need that site. So they need to destroy the Alexei Mosque in order to build the third temple. Really? They have no choice. Why would they do so? According to the Kabbalah, the only thing that matters is the Jewish relationship to God. Everything else, nuclear war and the Islamic crusade doesn't matter it's not a factor all that matters is your personal faith in God and God will have the answer for everything see for this to happen they'll have to figure out a way to beat America and destroy America as well because they won't let any of this happen.

1:17:20Okay. So let's imagine what a ground invasion means. A ground invasion would mean a national draft in America because how else could you have the forces necessary in order to fight this war in Iran? You would need a national draft. A national draft would create a Vietnam situation in America where they start recruiting left, right, center where millions of young Americans are in revolt. They're burning a draft card. They're taking up arms and it's a it's civil war in America. But that won't happen. No. I'm praying like you it doesn't happen. But I'm saying that if this theory is correct these three things will happen.

1:18:10If this theory is correct. And again I'm praying to you so i'm praying with you that this is none of this happens if none of this happens this theory is this complete nonsense but these two things happen

1:18:28see you're talking about the most powerful nation in the world getting influence in some way by just small nation for their ways for their goal for their mission it's very unlikely because it's not run though even though we call it the most powerful person in the world or most powerful person in that country is a president it's not run by one person there are so many pieces which actually run the whole system right okay so this is a great question and let me try to explain this slowly um first of all i never said that israel controls america i don't believe that okay that's point number one um point number two is these people behind the scenes they don't think they're actually controlling events all they're doing is accelerating events okay so what so what i'm saying this everything that we're seeing on the board would happen naturally anyway but these people want to control the speed the acceleration of this process in order to maximize their personal benefit in the process okay does that make sense all right what we're seeing is not necessarily not necessarily the fulfillment of an eschatological vision, what it really is, is an empire in decline.

1:20:02One of the most fascinating things that we have said is if all the countries come together and then they attack America, even then America will outlast them. Like all the countries in the world can't beat just one country. Yeah. Why? Okay. The major reason why America has become the most powerful country in the world is geography. So first of all, if you look at this map, America is protected by two major oceans, the Atlantic and the Pacific. So it is impossible for these countries in this region, Eurasia, to reach the Western Hemisphere. America has the world's greatest navy and air force. You cannot possibly stage a landing in the Western Hemisphere.

1:21:01But all the resources coming here, even if they come together, then also they can't. They can't beat this Navy. That's right. Okay, that's number one. Number two is the United States is completely self-sufficient. Meaning, everything that it needs to become a modern industrial economy, it has already in the United States and in the Western Hemisphere. Okay? So it is completely self-sufficient. So you can't even economically or through energy or resources also, you can't claim them or you can't actually dominate them. Yeah, you cannot blockade America. It is impossible for you to embargo America.

1:21:41But this is really important. I'll explain this later on is America can blockade everyone else. You can't blockade America, but America can blockade everyone else. Okay, that's number two. Number three is the character of the American population is rugged individualism, meaning Americans believe in liberty. They believe in the First and Second Amendment. The First Amendment is the right to speak your mind. Second Amendment is the right to bear arms. so even if you were to land your forces in america like maybe take over new york city you have to fight the entire population okay it's that you don't fight the military you fight the entire population because everyone has a gun in america right it's impossible to uh defeat america in a war because then even if you were to defeat the military and land your forces you have to deal with a guerrilla insurgency, which was the American Revolution, basically.

1:22:41Okay, so because of these three reasons, number one, it's protected by two oceans. Number two, it's completely self-sufficient. Number three, its population is aggressive and violent and heavily armed. You can never, ever defeat America in a war, even if the entire world were to come together and try to destroy America. Interesting. Then why do they say that China is becoming a contender? Because it's a good narrative. Because it's a good story that arms manufacturers can use to justify the billions of dollars, the billions of dollars spent on American weaponry, right? You need an enemy, okay?

1:23:23So having explained that, I want to explain what the current American strategy is for world domination, okay? And all this, by the way, is outlined in a document called the National Defense Strategy, which is published by the Department of War. You can go to the website, the Pentagon, Department of War, download this for yourself and read exactly what America will do in order to maintain its empire as the world changes. This is official document. This is published by the Pentagon. It's an official document. you can download it from the website and read it for yourself. I'll put it there in the links right now.

1:24:06Right. Okay. So this is, so I'm going to tell you right now what America plans to do in order to maintain its empire. Okay. So this past six months, there's been some major crises around the world. America on January 3rd of this year attacked Venezuela and kidnapped the president Maduro, which is a blatant violation of international law. Yeah. They are, Trump has threatened, has threatened to take over Greenland and Canada. Okay. He's starting to bomb Mexico and Colombia. Right. He is now embargoing Cuba. In Cuba, they don't have access to fuel. And so there are blackouts all the time. The food supply is running out.

1:24:53So this is what Trump is doing in the Western Hemisphere. and we go over to the Middle East and we know that at the end of February, Trump attacked Iran. And you still have massive American forces in the region. You have 60 ,000 American troops still in this region. And Israel has attacked Lebanon and Israel is conducting a war on like seven, eight different fronts. We also know that the war in Ukraine is not ending. It's only increasing. in scale and intensity because the Ukrainians are launching drone attacks against Moscow and oil refineries embedded in Russia. So the question for us is why are all these events happening?

1:25:43And again, if you read the national defense strategy, it tells you exactly why. There are three major pillars to the current American imperial strategy. The first pillar, the most important pillar, is to enforce the Monroe Doctrine. What is that? The Monroe Doctrine says that no foreign power is allowed to interfere in the Western Hemisphere. America guarantees the peace and security of the entire Western Hemisphere. What Trump has done is added a corollary to this called the Don Rule Doctrine, which would just say that right now, the entire Western Hemisphere is America's backyard. Russia, China, get out of here.

1:26:33Okay? Even if these countries want them to come here, they can't. Too bad. Right? So what is important is that ever since the trade war between the United States and China, China has been diversifying its trade links Especially to South America It's buying a lot of soybeans and beef from Brazil This is called the lithium triangle Bolivia, Peru, Chile Because they provide most of the world's lithium Which is what you need for semiconductors and EV So China is putting ports all around this region And what the United States is saying is China, if you want to trade with any nation in the Western Hemisphere, you have to pay us a fee.

1:27:18Okay? We are now the mafia. You have to pay a toll in order to access the resources of the Western Hemisphere. Okay? So that's pillar number one. The entire Western Hemisphere now belongs to America. And that's why Trump has threatened Canada and Greenland. That's why Trump attacked Venezuela and is embarking Cuba and is now threatening Mexico and Colombia. Okay? Because all this is considered American territory. That's pillar one. Pillar two is America doesn't have the ground forces necessary to control the world. So instead, you control the world's maritime choke points. And what are these maritime choke points?

1:27:59Well, they are the Shirt of Malacca. Okay? This is probably the most important maritime choke point. You have the Strait of Gibraltar. You have the Arctic route. You have the Cape of Good Hope. And you have the Strait of Hormuz. The reason why you control... Sorry, this is the Strait of Hormuz. The reason why you control these maritime choke points is the world trades primarily by sea because that's just the cheapest way to trade, right? Now, if you control all the world's choke points, they have to pay you a fee in order to trade, especially China, right? That's pillar number two. Pillar number three is create conflict in Eurasia.

1:29:05Why? Because if there's no conflict, Russia, China, and Iran would get together and say Screw America, let's just build railways and trade amongst ourselves Once they do that, India, Europe, the Middle East, Africa All join together to create this Eurasian trade bloc that ignores America Right? So to prevent this from happening, you have to create as much conflict as possible In Eurasia in three major places The first place, of course, is between Europe and Russia right that's the first conflict second conflict is the middle east between iran and israel the third conflict is between japan and china and when these conflicts happen every nation in the world is now dependent on the world's atmosphere for three things armaments resources and financing right and that's a grand strategy in place simple and effective but why specifically china and japan i didn't understand that part right so right now america is in east in east asia guaranteeing peace and security and east asia is the most dynamic part of the global economy and they're they're able to do this because there's peace right america doesn't want that first of all America doesn't want to show the cost of ensuring peace.

1:30:30And second of all, the United States wants to stop the rise of China. And the way you do that is you encourage Japan to come into conflict with China and you become the mafia boss. You become the mafia dog that seeks peace between these two nations, right? So rather than the United States confront China directly, you do it for a proxy Japan. And what we're seeing is Japan is signing military agreements with the Philippines, India, and Australia. And together, they're going to form an alliance to blockade China. Right? Interesting. What do you think? Because, see, America wants this. Yeah. It's, again, the National Defense Treasury.

1:31:11It's black and white. Yes. So America wants this. And America is creating all of these conflicts all around the world. Because of their purpose, because of their influence in the world, right? So that's in their document. But these guys, all of them are together must be forming some alliance to figure out and counter this in some way. Because everybody understands their own way. So the world looks like they are trying to form conflicts. These guys are trying to form some kind of alliance. Which alliance do you think is the weakest right now? So all these alliances are weak. And the reason why is...

1:31:53Which looks strong right now and is at the verge of breaking. I would say China and Russia are a lot weaker than people assume. They look very strong and tight right now. I know, but it's not as strong as people think. Why? Okay, so in May, Donald Trump visited China. And he was given a lavish welcome. and Trump was on his best behavior. You know, he praised President Xi, he praised China, and he seemed to be begging China to help intervene and stop this war in Iran, okay? Two days later, Vladimir Putin flies into China and everyone expected China and Russia to sign something called the Power of Siberia Pipeline, okay?

1:32:39The Power of Siberia Pipeline would allow Russia to basically supply all of China's energy needs. It'll take a few years for it to be built. Once it's built, it's very good for both Russia and China. The power supply pipeline was not signed. And the reason why was one of pricing, where the Chinese felt that they were paying too much for energy. But the main reason is geopolitical in that, look at a map. China and Russia are next to each other. Where's the United States? pretty far away. If I'm China, am I more afraid of Russia or the United States? We share a border, man, right? It's pretty easy for Russia to come and gobble up my territory.

1:33:24And traditionally, historically, Russia has been aggressive militarily. Look at what Russia is doing in Ukraine. Maybe President Putin, President Xi are best friends right now, right? But what happens when they leave the political scene? What happens in 10 years' time, 50 years' time? I am much more wary of the bear than I am of the eagle, right? This is true for everyone, right? If I'm Europe, yeah, I know the United States is screwing me over, but am I more afraid of the United States, which is over here, or am I more afraid of Russia, which is over here, right? So in other words, there are all these historical animosities between these nation states that cannot be resolved through pure logic and reason.

1:34:08And the United States is taking advantage of all that. and this was the same situation at the outset of world war ii right the world was burning down the united states came in at the last minute to conquer everyone else do you think europe is strong europe is in major decline right now and why do you think so because um all these societies are in decline so what what what What I'm going to do now is explain to you the cycle of imperial decline. Okay. One more thing I just had a question because you said when you were talking about Iran and America, America is creating all these conflicts. But I've heard you have said in the past that America is attacking Iran not to beat Iran, but to save their dollars.

1:35:01Yes. How does that make sense? Because I said that these conflicts allow America to sell three things, right? Yeah. Arms, resources, and financing. Finance is US dollars, right? Because how do you buy arms and energy from the United States? You borrow from them using US dollars, right? Got it. No, it's just because Iran's creating nuisance in the nearby area, which is American allies. And then these guys go end up buying more stuff from them. That's right. Right. Because they can't sell their oil anymore. They have to buy it from the United States. Even oil, weapons, arms, everything. Like I was reading a report that India's dependency on the United States has gone from 16 % to over 50%.

1:35:52Yeah. Just after Iran thing. That's right. And I'm sure it's... It's all a part of the national defense strategy. And I'm sure this must be true for almost every country who were dependent on Qatar and Saudi Arabia. Exactly. The only reliable supplier of LNG now in the United States. Because Australia, the refiners are getting blown up. Who's blowing up their LNG facilities? Not the Russians, man. Not the Chinese. Right? And then they can sell it at the price they want. Exactly. So first, I want to talk about the trends in Western society, in American society. Okay. The first is the growth of the gerontocracy.

1:36:42And gerontocracy just means ruled by elderly people. And so what this means is that the entire West is suffering from a demographic crisis where old people are living far too long and they're not giving up power. And this reduces social mobility and opportunity. And this goes over young people. So young people are not having children. Okay. So that's the first thing we need to appreciate. This is the first domino, the gerontocracy. The second issue is the rise of bureaucracy. Bureaucracy just means that these institutions that were once dynamic and were the bedrock of our society, whether they be the government or universities or hospitals or the media, They become bureaucracies.

1:37:44And all they care about is doing as little work as possible and getting a nice pension. OK, so that is the bureaucracy. The third thing, the third trend is the meritocracy. And so you think meritocracy is a good thing because the best people get into the best positions. But what the meritocracy really is, is excessive individualism, which is to say that only the talented should achieve everything and screw the family, screw the community, screw religion. Also, before we had an aristocracy where the rich and powerful were embarrassed about their status because they were born into it. And so they felt a responsibility to help society.

1:38:36Now you have a meritocracy where everyone's like, I am rich because I'm smart and I'm hardworking. And therefore, you're poor because you're stupid and lazy. And therefore, you should starve to death. And this has led to massive inequality and corruption in society. Okay? So it's a third domino. And because of these trends, we are seeing massive contradictions in Western society. Okay? So one major contradiction is the movement away from manufacturing to financialization. So in America, Wall Street is more powerful than ever because the world depends on US dollars. And so rather than focus on manufacturing, which is what America did after World War II, it's just focusing on creating these speculative financial instruments for people to gamble on.

1:39:31So gambling is a huge problem in America today. That's the fourth domino. Then you have the idea of elite overproduction, which is to say that you have too many people living for too long and you have too many rich people come to America. And there are fewer and fewer positions of power and status and people fight over them. And this has led to the idea of political polarization, where people on the left and the right in Europe and in America, they refuse to talk to each other anymore. If you are on the right and you see people on the left, you automatically assume this person is wrong. You refuse to hear that person's argument.

1:40:16So in America and Washington, D.C., it's impossible for the Democrats and Republicans to agree on anything anymore. This creates another domino. okay political polarization okay what happens next and what an empire does given all these social contradictions and trends is they externalize these conflicts okay a process of externalization how? well you fight wars overseas in order to maintain your dominance okay so you're fighting wars overseas the national defense strategy but what you're also doing is you're cannibalizing your allies right before you were supporting your allies but now you're cannibalizing them how through tariffs by making them um um increase their defense budgets by making them fight against russia iran and china in a way that hurts their own societies okay so now you're cannibalizing your um allies and all and so because of the externalization we also know what happens next.

1:41:21Okay? What happens next is decline. So right now, it seems everything's going well for America, but eventually what's going to happen is that you'll have imperial overstretch, meaning you're fighting too many wars at once and you cannot win these wars because you're too overstretch. You'll also have your allies rebel against you. You have political revolutions and civil wars in England, in France, in Germany, because the people are sick and tired of being a vassal state to the empire, right? In which case, America has no choice but to send in its army to control the population, right? Now you're even more overstretched.

1:42:02Overstretched and resentment. Right. And now you're forced to have a national draft because you need soldiers to maintain this empire, right? And then when you institute a national draft, the American people are going to rebel against you. we remember there's political polarization in place so now there's going to be financing and support for a civil war right because Democrats and Republicans can't get along politically so now they'll resolve their differences militarily okay and then what happens is economic collapse because everyone's fighting and no one's actually working alright and so eventually what's going to happen is all these dominoes just fall.

1:42:52It's a chain reaction. There's nothing you can do to stop this. So these eschatologists, these occultists like Rabbi Snierson and the Habib-Lubovitch movement, they know this will happen. They're not manipulating this. They know this is how empires decline. For them it's like then how do I position myself in a way that allows us to achieve our vision.

1:43:23But it will need some external trigger to actually trigger this, right? If you are saying that from the inside, the society is getting broken by step by step, piece by piece, right? There has to be some external trigger. What that external trigger would be? It could be Trump's third turn, right? So imagine a situation where Trump gets a third term. Well, you'll have a lot of people take up arms to protest. And then Trump will use ICE, his own private militia, to enforce his will. You have cities like Boston, New York, Los Angeles, in open rebellion, right? In which case, ICE goes and besieges these cities.

1:44:08So I'm not saying a civil war will be fought militarily, but it'll be fought in urban landscapes around America. It would just be civil chaos as opposed to a civil war. And who will be the next power then? okay so we what we need to recognize is that the entire global economy now is interconnected okay so i want you to imagine a situation where america's falling apart that doesn't mean that that Russia or China take its place, I think that ultimately we're moving towards a chain reaction towards complete global chaos, right? Because right now, America, Pax Americana, guarantees the peace and security of the world so everyone can trade peacefully together, okay?

1:45:09Yeah. Pax Americana is gone. So what happens now? What happens now is everyone's fighting over resources, right? Everyone's fighting for water, oil, food. These wars will trigger massive migration from Africa, South America, East Asia to the north. These societies will have to absorb these immigrants, which causes societal conflict. And then this might trigger political revolutions everywhere. At the same time, we also need to appreciate that wars also trigger environmental catastrophes. And these environmental catastrophes would then could possibly lead to collapse of nation states. Okay. So it's just a domino effect.

1:46:05There's nothing to do about this. So you're telling me that you predict global economy collapse is coming? I am predicting complete global collapse. Not just economic, but also culture, social, political, just complete chaos. By when?

1:46:32It's going to happen a lot faster than people expect. I predict the next 50 years will be complete chaos. And there's no way to stop this. There's definitely nothing you can do about it. It's only a question of how fast this happens. And it's how do you take advantage of this collapse? Okay. So we talked about Rebis Niersen and these, how about Lubavitch, these eschatologists, these occultists who want to create the greater social project, right? But it's also another force out there that's also very powerful. and they want to achieve an AI network state. And they're led by people like Peter Thiel.

1:47:14Okay? So what Peter Thiel believes is this is going to happen. There's nothing anyone can do about it. And what can replace the nation state is the network state. So rather than a society run by a government, it's run by a multinational corporation that controls different city-states around the world and is connected in a network. That's his vision for the future. That's the vision of a lot of tech bros in the world, right? Exactly. I've heard they've bought some company also, which is run in, they've bought some island or some place where these guys are running it, right? Yeah, it's called Seasteading.

1:47:53Yes. It's like a startup where they run essentially a country, which is like a startup which these guys are controlling. Right. So you have a group of people who want to achieve the Greater Israel Project, Pax Judea, You also have people like Peter Thiel, the tech bros, who want to achieve the network state. You also have the Catholic Church, the Orthodox Church, who believe that in the summer of crisis, the church reunified between the Catholic and the Orthodox. They're able to provide solace for the world and have the world return to maybe medieval Europe when the church was in control. So rather than think that a nation state is going to dominate the world, because it's not, think of different parallel systems in place where they're all competing with different ideologies.

1:48:38Has it ever happened in the past? Total global collapse? Yeah, it's called the Bronze Age collapse. When? So the year is about 1000 BC. So what happened was that the world in 1000 BCE is very similar to the world that we live in today. But rather than have oil unify the world, it's bronze that unifies the world. And bronze is made from two metal alloys, which is tin and copper. So the entire global economy was about extracting tin and copper in different locations and then bringing them to certain urban centers to create weapons, jewelry, ornaments to feed the global economy. And at this point in history, about the year 1000, the entire world was heavily globalized.

1:49:29Egypt, Mesopotamia, Mycenaean, Greece, Anatolia, Turkey, they were all interconnected in this vast global trade network. And eventually, this entire system collapsed, which is what led to something called the Greek Dark Ages. And even today, scholars speculate what caused collapse. But it seems a perfect series of crises, which includes environmental, earthquakes, droughts. It also includes economic collapse. It also includes political revolution, civil war. So very similar to what's happening today. Basically, the point I'm trying to make is that all societies, when they reach a certain threshold, their social contradictions overwhelm them and force them into making these stupid mistakes like starting these wars they can't possibly win and this only exaggerates their local structural contradictions which then ultimately causes decline and when one domino falls every domino falls so it's a cascading effect where if america would fall it doesn't mean that china and russia replace america it means that china and russia fall with america so people who are watching this right now they must now be thinking this this is scary at this point what should they do what an average person should do at this point because you're telling that everybody is going to get poor their economy is going to collapse your the dollar in your pocket will mean absolutely nothing so everything that you're saying is just making me pessimist about the world okay so i I would say that to prepare for this new world, the first and most important thing to do is educate yourself.

1:51:17That's what you can do right now. You can watch this podcast and fact check everything I've said. Make sure I'm telling you the truth, right? Doubt me. If you don't agree with me, do not just turn off this podcast and just ignore me. Fact check what I say, right? Everything I've said about Rebis Nersen, everything I've said about the National Defense Strategy, you can read for yourself to confirm what I've said. That's the first thing I would do. Just educate yourself. Second thing I would do is if after all this research, you think that what I'm saying makes sense, then you have to self-reflect and ask yourself, what matters to me the most?

1:52:04Is it money that matters or is it family that matters? If you think that money, all that matters in your life is money, well, you're going to have a hard time because the world is headed towards economic collapse. It's not about making as much money as you can. It's about survival. But if it's family that matters to you, it's community, it's friends that matter to you, then you have a reason to fight hard in order to survive the coming calamities. and when you find this reason, you'll be much more energetic, you'll be much more motivated, you'll be much more curious and that's going to be your superpower in this time.

1:52:45Okay, and the third thing I will do is connect with others. Connect with others to learn about what's going on. Connect with others to figure out solutions and once these three things happen, okay, if you're committed to these three things, educating yourself, figure out what matters to you and connecting with people who are like you you will not just survive what's happening but you will thrive you know in order to educate yourself you need to you need to watch the right things and these things probably american media will never tell these things media will never question these things are not the mainstream conversation right So tell me, what is the biggest American lie which a lot of Americans believe today, which their media sources are not telling them?

1:53:39Oh, well, I mean, Americans are gaslit every single day, right? But I would say like the biggest lie Americans believe is trust the elite. Okay? The rich, the powerful, they got there because they're the best and the brightest. Don't worry. Be happy. Just trust the elite. Ignore things like Epstein Island. Ignore things like the COVID lockdowns. Ignore things like this war in the Middle East. Ignore things like how three billionaires, Miriam Adelson, Paul Singer, and John Paulson, were able to spend$30 million to defeat one man, Thomas Massey, in his home state of Kentucky. Thomas Massey was a very popular man who selflessly worked for his constituents and yet these three people who were not even in Kentucky were able to buy the outcome they wanted.

1:54:52So ignore all these things and just believe we know what we're doing. The elite is super smart. Trust the science. Trust the news and you'll be fine. That's the biggest lie in America today. And what's about the world? Everyone who's watching it from different countries, different parts of the world, right? There are two essential questions. First is I want to understand how much power do they have? What's the, how much power X country has, Y country has? Can we have like bunch of passports in front of you and you can explain us that? So I will say that the world right now is divided into two major camps.

1:55:35Okay. The first camp, which is the majority of the world, are those who are heavily invested in the current global economic order run by the Americans, what we call Pax Americana. So the United States is a top dog, right? They're the core. And then they have their allies that work with them to maintain the global order. And of course, the biggest ally is Britain, right? And together, what they do is they will control the world's resources in order to enrich themselves. And so Saudi Arabia, obviously, because of its oil, right? But also, China is also part of this system. Why? Because basically, Saudi Arabia and China are the same thing, right?

1:56:32So Saudi Arabia has oil. China has cheap labor. And they sell both to the United States for U.S. dollars, which are recycled back in the U.S. economy. Okay? So both Saudi Arabia and China are heavily invested in the global economy. Okay. And then you have Singapore. What is Singapore? Singapore is an offshore financial center which launders money from place to place. Basically, Singapore just launders money from Malaysia and then invests elsewhere. Okay. So Singapore is crucial for the system because these offshore financial centers like Dubai, Hong Kong, Singapore, that helped this global circulation of US dollars, which fuels the global economy, right?

1:57:23Then you have Japan, which is also a very important American ally. And it is America's most important ally in East Asia. and japan basically subsidized the american economy by buying a lot of u.s treasury bills okay so this is all part of the american order and then you have nations that are outside the system okay and they are revisionist powers and the two uh major revisionist powers in the world right now of course russia and iran right because these are two heavily sanctioned nation states that are not allowed to participate in this system. And then you have countries like India and South Africa and Pakistan that float in between and that they're trying to enter the system, but there are certain national constraints to prevent them from fully entering the system.

1:58:40And the major national constraint, and that's really important, is sovereignty, the pride of their people. They don't want to become an American vassal state because everyone else in the system is an American vassal state. And which one of these is the most powerful apart from America? So I will say that within this,

1:59:05Okay. So the thing about this is America does not allow anyone to be powerful in this system. Otherwise, America cannot maintain its monopoly of power, right? So we would think that Britain, Japan, Germany, EU could all be powerful, but they've all been cannibalized by the United States, especially Germany, right? Because remember, before 2014, Germany could take cheap Russian energy, subcontract to Polish factories, and then sell expensive manufactured goods like cars to China. Right? And this allowed Germany to become the most dynamic economy in the world at that time. But then what happened was America said you can't buy cheap Russian energy.

2:00:06In fact, America blew up the North Stream, right? And you can't trade with China anymore. So it screwed Germany over. So if you're in the system, what America does is cannabize you, right? Same with China, where China is part of the system. and China recycles a lot of US dollars into the US economy, but America is like, no, you have to obey us or otherwise we will restrict semiconductors to you. We will impose tariffs on you and we will block trade access, right? So again, this is what empires do when they're in decline. They cannibalize those in their immediate vicinity because they can't do anything about Russia.

2:00:58Russia has nuclear weapons. Pakistan, South Africa, India are too hard to manage because they have national pride. So you're just stuck cannibalizing your own allies. And your own allies become weaker and weaker over time until you force a political revolution in these nations. Interesting. And which one is the weakest? Oh, the weakest? In, well, I mean. circle of Saudi Arabia why Saudi Arabia is very weak why okay don't they control half of the world's oil but they don't have human capital what matters is human capital right so they have this oil but they're forced to bring in engineers from Europe and America to extract this oil their entire population is basically on welfare right they're given these government jobs that do nothing they just sit there doing nothing and so they don't have human capital And we can see this because of this war in the Middle East where Saudi Arabia is very passive.

2:01:59There's really nothing Saudi Arabia can do to affect the outcome. This is true for the entire GCC nations, the Gulf Cooperative countries, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, UAE, Saudi Arabia. They're all on the same boat.

2:02:17Why does this happen? i'm actually picking up a pattern from saudi arabia story and relating it to the world stories right saudi arabia which has a lot of oil in the world controls a large part of it is one of the weakest countries according to you because the power they don't have much venezuela has a lot of natural resources, the president gets picked up. Cuba, similar thing. Just most of the countries, which are very naturally rich countries, including a lot of African regions, shouldn't they be powerful? Why are they the weakest? Yeah, this is what's called the resource trap, where a nation, if it has too many resources, it lends itself to complacency, to hubris, and to internal conflict.

2:03:13Basically, the people within the country, the elite, fight amongst themselves for control over these resources. And they don't focus on human capital. So that's why Saudi Arabia is weak. That's also why Nigeria is weak, even though Nigeria is one of the wealthiest countries in the world. But countries that are small and have very little resources are forced to be much more resilient, much more organized, much more creative. And this includes places like Singapore, right? Also places like Korea, Finland, Japan, right? Japan has almost no resources. Its only resources is people. So therefore, it has to educate everyone to the best of its ability.

2:03:58provide the best education possible, and create a very cohesive social system to make sure everyone gets along. And which country out of all of these will use nuclear first? I personally do not believe that nuclear weapons will be used in our lifetimes. Ever? Ever, because there's a universal taboo against nuclear weapons. Whichever nation uses nuclear weapons first will face immediate retaliation from everyone else. Okay? But if you have to guess, like what nation would most likely use nook weapons, I would guess either, and I'm sorry to say this, but either India or Pakistan, possibly Pakistan.

2:04:47And why? Because Pakistan is a very weak, disorganized nation with nuclear weapons. So its control systems are not in place to restrain itself in case of an emergency. Pakistan is poor, it's divided, it's corrupt. So if a nuclear weapon will be used, it might be used in a war between India and Pakistan. And I hope it doesn't happen. I don't think it will happen. But I think like the most likely scenario would be Pakistan. Because India won't, right? India has this, usually India has this approach and philosophy that we never use first. That's right. But also like India doesn't have to use nuclear weapons against Pakistan, right?

2:05:36Whereas Pakistan has to in order to survive against India. This doesn't make me happy at all. I apologize. I personally think there's almost a 0 % chance nuclear weapons will be used ever in our lifetimes. You know, you're talking about India. You've also in the past have made parallels between India and Israel. Yes. Why? Okay.

2:06:00So what I want to do now is show how a conflict, this conflict in the Middle East will develop and how this will draw in other nations into World War III, okay? And to do that, what I'm going to do is use a chess set. So I want to show you how the major global players interact with each other. Okay. And we need to keep in mind, in fact, each nation state is a civilization with its own personality and worldview, which determines how it sees the world and how it behaves in the world. Okay. So Russia is an eschatological nation that believes in a third Rome prophecy. Basically, it wants to create peace in Eurasia, be the new Roman Empire.

2:06:54America is a nation founded by Freemasons. And Freemasons believe that they can create heaven on earth. And the way you do that is through artificial intelligence. And so this is called the technocracy or the technate. This is something that's heavily promoted by people like Peter Thiel and Elon Musk, where rather than a democracy, you have a technocracy, a nation run by data, experts, and AI. Okay? So that's the American vision. You have Israel. And Israel, of course, wants to create the Great Israel Project. So control of the entire Middle East. That's also eschatological. And you have the Iranians, which believe that in a time of crisis, their 12 iman will return and lead them to war and victory against all their enemies.

2:07:54So the Iranians are also eschatological. And this explains why there's so much conflict in the Middle East. because all four nations are trying to control the Middle East to achieve their own separate eschatology, okay? Okay. I want to focus today on China and India because these nations, they don't play chess. They play goal, right? So let's talk about China. The game of chess, you're trying to defeat your opponent directly, right? The rules are very clear. The strategy is very direct. It's really about how to do so with creativity. The Chinese play Go. And Go, it's not a game of direct confrontation.

2:08:45It's a game of subtle diplomacy and negotiation to encircle your enemy. So what this means is that rather than engage in the Middle East, the Chinese are going to encircle the world. And so rather than side of Russia or the United States, what China wants to do is work with both Russia and the United States. Right? The world main players are only Russia and United States. They are the two main players. Israel and Iran are secondary players in the Middle East. And then I'll talk about China and India. Okay. So they're all players. They're all players, but their strategies are different. Okay. So if you're China, you don't want to side with Russia to fight against the United States.

2:09:37You want to play goal. So you surround your enemies. Okay. So you work with the United States and you work with Russia, meaning you buy energy from both. You trade with both. You also work with Ukraine in the war against Russia. You also work with Europe. You also work with Iran and Israel, okay? And so it's a game of gold. You're surrounding your enemy. And meanwhile, you're focusing a lot of your chess pieces, a lot of your movements in Africa and South America as part of the Belt and Road Initiative. because this is where places are poor, resource rich, and where you can have the most impact, okay?

2:10:24So this is a game that China plays. Why does China play this game? Because China is first and foremost a plantation economy, meaning the elite create wealth by exploiting the people of China. So what China cares about is domestic unity and international tranquility, right? That's China. This has always been historically true. That's why China plays the game of goal. India is very similar. If India could play goal, they would do so as well. But India cannot. So the only strategy that's viable for India is to piggyback on this conflict. Right? So rather than say, I'm going to work with Iran, Israel, United States, and Russia, you can't do that because you're not in China.

2:11:16Right? So what you do is you pick a side and you go all in on that side. Okay. Okay. So right now there's a growing alliance between Zionism and Hindutva, between Israel and India. Okay. You're India and you pick Israel and you bet heavily on Israel. and the reason why is first of all israel remains israel is still popular in india there's only four nations in the world where israel has a net popularity rating and one of these nations is india okay everywhere else israel is not at all popular and i think a lot of it is because hindutva and zionism have very common framework Right? Now, this alliance makes a lot of sense because Israel does not have that many people.

2:12:16India has a lot of people. So imagine a situation where Israel is expanding throughout the world. It has the Greater Israel Project in place, but it's also in Argentina. It's also in Ukraine after the war ends, of course. It's also in Australia It's also in Canada Okay So Zionism is spreading around the world In order to achieve the eschatology Israel doesn't have that many people But India does Right So India could provide the labor And Israel can provide the military As well as the financing But why would India do it? Okay Great question Okay, so, all right. India wants to be the next China.

2:13:10So we have to figure out how China became rich. China became rich because in the 1980s, you had America shift its factories to China. And China could organize its labor and build logistics network to enable these factories and then trade around the world, okay? But to do that, you need a strong political state. India doesn't have a strong political state. It's a chaotic democracy. So how do you best leverage your labor? So rather than have the factories come to India, and it's not going to happen because India is too chaotic and the logistics isn't that great, it doesn't really have a domestic market, you move your people overseas, right?

2:14:03You're still exploring the labor, but you're doing it in a different way. Where maybe America is putting its factories, and then you send in Indian workers to work these factories. And then they send their money back to India. And then you're creating an Indian diaspora throughout the world. So what's going to happen now? Now that these are the people playing their games, someone's playing a chess, someone's playing direct, someone's trying to play Go, India's trying to do its own thing America's trying to do its own thing China's doing its own thing I think where do you see this like what's the future in 2035 I think you'll see the rise of India but not India the nation state but India the diaspora Indians that's right I think Indians are the new Jews that's what I think that's the wrong way to put it okay well I'm sorry if I offend you but explain to me why it's the wrong way to to to to put it because indians are the new way of india that's it we just you would just see rise of indians all around the world and we will figure out our own way to increase our influence and create maximum impact for our state and our people we don't want to be compared with anyone else or be drawn parallel with anyone else because the way they are expanding, probably they have their own ways, they have own agendas to do so.

2:15:37We don't have those. Right. So I agree. Okay. But the larger point I was going to make is if you go to America, there are two ethnic groups that dominate the universities, that dominate the financial sector, that dominate media and publishing. at quarter. Yeah, and they are the Jews and the Indians, right? And you ask yourself, why is it that these two ethnic groups, more than other ethnic groups, why are they able to dominate academia, publishing, media, tech? And I think it's because both have profound religious intellectual traditions that they can draw upon and which fuels their creativity.

2:16:22And this is something that, unfortunately, China does not have. I'm Chinese. I'm telling you right now, we don't have a profound, religious, intellectual, literary tradition to draw upon. And that's why when you go to America, you don't see that many Chinese in the humanities sections of Yale and Harvard. You don't see many Chinese working in media or publishing. You don't see that many Chinese who are best-selling authors like you have in India. Quite honestly, some of the best writers of English today are from India. That's a very strange thing because English is not native to India. So I think for the Indian people, the world is very optimistic.

2:17:08Interesting. Ben, and I asked you my question that where do you see the world in 2035? By the way, and to put your point, I really believe world is optimist for world is very world looks at India with a lot of optimism and India's are going to stand by that optimism. I really feel our time is now. It's growing all around the world. Now coming back to the question 2035, 2036 now. I think there are certain nation states like India and their time has come to rise. I think India is rising but I think that japan will rise as well why japan because japan don't have their own problems of aging population not many young people actually supporting the state for old people uh government government incentives and everything is skewed towards older people society is getting lonelier by lonelier so don't you feel there's a lot of problem in japan from a demographic perspective Japan has the worst crisis possible.

2:18:20Because as you say, too many old people who live for too long and not enough young people having children. I think their fertility rate is now like 1.0, something like that. 1.0 to 1.5. But it's very, very low. And so given all this, you think that Japan is screwed. But what Japan is facing, every single industrialized nation is facing as well. The question then is, which nation can solve the aging crisis? And historically, there's been only one nation that has proven itself to be extremely resilient over time, and that's Japan. That's true. And so, to solve the aging crisis, there has to be a major sacrifice made by old people.

2:19:11Only Japan Where you have a majority of old people who said I'm 80 years old My nation Is dying I don't want my nation to die before I do So let me make the sacrifice necessary So that my children, my grandchildren My great-grandchildren can have a happy future And I can expect I can see Japanese engaging in mass euthanasia What they call suppuku No one else is going to do this Right? The Americans aren't going to do this. The Chinese aren't going to do this. The Koreans aren't going to do this. No one else is going to do this. So imagine the huge advantage Japan will have if its elderly population is willing to engage in mass euphanasia.

2:19:54Everyone else is screwed. Japan is still standing at the end of the day. That's why I think Japan will... Because of the national character of the people there, right? That's exactly right. Yes. Interesting. The Japanese people are willing to make the sacrifice necessary to protect and save their nation. And they've done this three times in their history. First, when the Mongols invaded, they came together as a people to repel the Mongol invasion, the British Empire at that time, not once, but twice. Okay? That's the first instance. Second instance is the Meiji Reformation, when China was basically carved up by the Western powers.

2:20:30And America sent in warships to Japan and says, you either open up your economy now or we'll come and invade you. Japan had no choice. But in 20 years time, they industrialized to the point where they could defeat Russia in a war. That's the second time. And the third time is after World War II, they were devastated as a nation. 50 % of the economy was destroyed. 50 % of the factories was destroyed. A lot of their people were dead. And in 20 years time, they became the dominant manufacturing power in the world. So the Japanese are incredible people. True. True. So I'm just saying whenever faced with a crisis, rather than just say we give up, they come together as people and they outperform.

2:21:12Fair. And then other nations, you said India, Japan, and Germany? And Germany, okay. When I mean Germany, I basically mean Northern Europe. So I think that... What other countries will it be? Well, the Baltic countries, the Scandinavians, and the Germans together will form a coalition. because they need to repel Russia. And so they need to come together as a people in order to defend themselves against the Russians. And why will they rise? What's in Germany which will make them powerful? You go to the year 1900, okay? And you ask yourself, what nation is the most sophisticated culturally, scientifically, intellectually?

2:22:00And it's Germany. True. The best people in the world were going to Germany to study physics, to study philosophy, because Germany had the best universities. And the Germans in the 19th century contributed tremendously to world civilization. They had the best philosophy, of course, but they also had the best music and the best scientists. and um world war ii and world war one were devastating for germany and so they almost have a historical grudge right so if you go to australia canada united states britain there's a sense of like complacency we are the anglo-saxons we are the best in the world there's an arrogance hubris complacency laziness to these people not the german people though these german people have suffered nothing but humiliation and tragedy so they're willing to work hard interesting why how do you make all of these predictions and things like this like what do you study what do you read what how do you come to these conclusions this narrative um well first of all i am 50 this year so i've lived a a long life um i have always been an astute observer of human nature so wherever i am i just observe the people around me and i ask myself why do they do what they do and what i find is that people actually don't do things because it's logical they do things because that's who they are and you're never going to change them So character matters a lot I've read a lot of books I studied English literature at Yale And I'm a very proficient reader Prolific reader And I'm just a deeply curious person I want to know how the world works I don't have any skin in the game I'm not an investor I'm not a politician I don't have any power But I'm just curious about how the world works I'm very passionate about this I want to know the truth, even if it costs me my life, okay?

2:24:19Because it's not a smart idea to like talk about Jeffrey Epstein and Herbert Lubavitch and Jerry Kushner. These are very powerful people. But I think that I have a very curious mind and I have a very strange way of analyzing things that allow me to connect things into a narrative. And I want to share this with the world as a public good. And what is psycho history? Right. Right, so psychohistory. When I was young, I read all science fiction. And my favorite author when I was like 13 or 14 was Isaac Asimov. I read all of his books. He wrote like a thousand, okay? I mean, like he was a very prolific writer.

2:24:59But I was particularly in love with his foundation series. And I love the idea of psychohistory. And the idea of psychohistory is you take human history and you look at it from macro perspective. I mean, like tens of thousands of years, Certain patterns emerge. And then you can mathematically model these patterns. And then once you have these patterns in place, it is possible to extrapolate them into the future and then predict how events will unfold. And if you're able to do that, you're also able to control the timing and pacing of events. Basically, you're able to accelerate events. So this is what Aziz Asimov meant by psychohistory.

2:25:40Got it. And this is, by the way, very similar to what eschatologists do as well, right? Interesting. You know, here's my last question, which I usually ask almost all my guests is, what cost did you pay to become Professor Jian?

2:26:01The costs were immense and terrible. So first of all, when I was six years old, my family immigrated to Toronto, Canada. And growing up in the West was traumatic for me. We were a poor family. We didn't speak any English. My dad was a dishwasher. I was bullied in school. I was made fun of. Everyone thought I was stupid. and that made me more determined to prove them wrong. So I worked really hard in school and I got into Yale. When I went to Yale, it was even more traumatic because I didn't belong at Yale. Yale was a place for rich kids who were destined for success in life, no matter what they did.

2:26:51But I was just this immigrant kid who didn't have any social manners, who didn't understand how to navigate society. one of my biggest frustrations was I never had a girlfriend when I went to Yale I was still a virgin I didn't drink and I felt socially alienated I felt awkward and so I left the United States even though I could have been a doctor or a lawyer but I came to China to find my roots to have sex maybe you know and I've been here ever since And being in China has been a terrible experience because China is a dictatorship where people are treated as slaves. And being in China has been, it's been so questioned to see people treated without respect, without any hope.

2:27:54It's basically a safe society. and i think that's really degraded my my soul over time and it's made me a very bitter and angry person yet at the same time i think being in china and being a stranger in a strange land because even though i'm ethnically chinese i'm western in my outlook and thinking it's made me see things from a very clear objective lens and it's given me insight into human nature in a way that i would not have if i were professor at yale right if i were truly academic if i did my phd at harvard then go on then then go to yale to teach like english literature or Chinese American literature, whatever, I would have had a very naive,

2:28:51very insular view of the world I know because I have a lot of friends who've done that, okay? And they live in their own bubble. And so even though it's been very traumatic and stressful and very unpleasant to have lived the life I have lived, I'm still very happy about it because it's given me insight into human truth in a way that I would not have access to if I were at a university. Great answer. Thank you so much. Thank you for sharing everything with me and all your knowledge and all your explanations and the cost that you paid to be here. Thank you so much. It was a pleasure having you. Thank you, Raj.

2:29:33Thank you so much. No, when did you start teaching? Oh, when I started teaching, I started right after college. So I started in the year 99. And why, like, were you curious? I'm just curiously asking these things Yeah, well, I mean, my dad was a teacher And my grandfather was a teacher And the moment I stepped in the classroom, I started teaching I fell in love with it And also, when I was a student, one thing that I did That was very curious is I always thought about how the teacher taught I'm not sure if you did this as a student But when he was teaching, when he or she was teaching I was like, you know, like, this is a good way.

2:30:10This is a bad way. So I think I had this natural tendency to observe good teaching and try to copy it. Oh, nice. Yeah. Thank you so much for watching this episode till the end. We would love to know what you liked or disliked about this episode and which guest you would like to see again on this show or which are the new guests that you want to see. Let us know in the comments. your feedback helps us improve and make every episode a little better. I'll see you the next time. Until then, keep figuring out.