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0:00Hello, dear friends. As always, we are
0:02on air with "Law of the USA" with
0:03detective Steve Dudnik. And today we
0:05have Simon Seapy as our guest. Hi, Simon
0:07. How are things? Thanks for coming.
0:09>> Greetings, Steve. Thanks for the invite
0:11.
0:11>> Well, look, there is an interesting
0:13question. Anyway, I was in the Bahamas
0:15on business. The internet wasn't great,
0:17but this morning, when our boat arrived
0:20in the port of Miami, I turned on the
0:22internet and you could see there was
0:24more traffic. That's it, and I started
0:26observing interesting things.
0:29First off, it appeared on the news that
0:31air defenses were set up near Trump's
0:34Mar-a-Lago residence.
0:36It’s called, hold on, it’s called the AN
0:41/TWQ-1 Avenger, Stinger missiles that
0:45shoot down low-flying planes,
0:48helicopters, drones, and some cruise
0:51missiles.
0:54Also, not far away, at the Palm Beach
0:56airport near us, they also installed
0:58missile launchers.
1:00They moved military personnel around the
1:03airport—it's this kind of setup, I'll
1:05show you what it looks like, it's like
1:07this, see, something like this.
1:10And I'm like, "Damn, what the heck is
1:11this?" And then there's an interesting
1:13discussion going on online, it's been
1:15going on for a long time, for four days
1:17now, causing a stir: that the Pentagon
1:19is planning some kind of drill, like a
1:21simulated nuclear strike, so that
1:23military bases don't lose their networks
1:25and their communication with each other
1:27. And basically, they say they'll be
1:30shutting off everyone's electricity for
1:32a month, or 90 days—some say—and so
1:34they're saying: "Prepare food, water,
1:36and all that stuff." I don't believe it
1:38, that can't be true, there would be a
1:39revolution if they did that.
1:41If you knock out the power in the state
1:42of Florida for 90 days, everyone here
1:44would kill each other.
1:45Some kind of incomprehensible nonsense
1:47is going on, what do you think this is
1:49all about?
1:50>> First of all, greetings Steve, greetings
1:53to our followers.
1:54>> Uh-huh.
1:56>> I've heard about this, uh, it's not the
1:59first time I've heard it, you're not the
2:02only one saying that Americans are being
2:05urged to stock up on water, food, and
2:08stay near their shelters.
2:11Uh, in 3 days, I believe, you have your
2:15midterm elections.
2:18>> Uh-huh.
2:19And we already have reports that
2:22literally the day after the midterm
2:25elections, a war with Iran will begin,
2:28meaning an attack on Iran will occur.
2:32The attack, by all appearances, will be
2:36a joint attack by the USA and Israel.
2:39>> Uh-huh.
2:42>> Well, now let's take a little step back
2:45.
2:47And you just showed me, regarding your
2:50article, the missile launchers they are
2:52setting up around Mar-a-Lago.
2:56Literally just a few minutes before we
2:58went on air, photos appeared in Israeli
3:00media showing that they have set up air
3:02defense systems around Mar-a-Lago.
3:06And you asked me before the broadcast,
3:08why is this happening, what are they
3:09afraid of? They are afraid, they are
3:11effectively afraid of a retaliatory
3:13strike from someone.
3:15Possibly from Iran itself.
3:18But since the distance to the U.S. is
3:21quite far, I suspect there might even be
3:25a fear that someone from your continent
3:28, either from Central or South America,
3:31will try to respond on behalf of Iran.
3:36>> Who could that be? Venezuela, most
3:38likely not, because Trump already
3:40handled that issue.
3:43After all, he was thinking ahead,
3:45knowing that Venezuela was a close ally
3:47of Iran.
3:49Iranian militants, Hezbollah—Iran's
3:51proxies—trained and were based on
3:54Venezuelan territory.
3:55Venezuela trained terrorists on its
3:57territory who are fighting Israel in the
4:00Middle East. But you have one more
4:02player: Cuba.
4:05I don't know how much the Cuban side can
4:07afford to get involved.
4:10Three days ago, excuse me, three days
4:12ago at the UN, I understand,
4:14representatives of the American side and
4:16the Cuban side clashed.
4:19There was a very heated confrontation,
4:21they nearly fought, and it was complete
4:23chaos there.
4:25>> Well, let's start from the beginning. So
4:27, I will try to put this mosaic together
4:29.
4:29>> Go ahead. So, uh,
4:34this Monday, which was the twenty-ninth
4:37, meaning two days ago—I apologize, the
4:40twenty-seventh, three days ago—a book
4:43was released there titled*Princes and
4:46Thieves*.
4:48*Princes and Thieves*.
4:50>> Uh-huh.
4:51>> Colon. Jared Kushner and Mohammed bin
4:54Zayed.
4:56A secret plot to reshape.
5:00the Middle East.
5:02That is the name of this book. The book
5:04has caused a huge scandal, a very broad
5:07resonance.
5:09Kushner's lawyers have already demanded
5:15, or threatened, this author and the
5:20publishing house with a lawsuit.
5:26It was Simon&Schuster. It's a very
5:29well-known publishing house, one of the
5:32most famous in the world.
5:35>> So, it will be difficult to compete with
5:37them; they also have money, but Kushner
5:39has already tasked his lawyers to file a
5:41defamation lawsuit against them.
5:44But there is an interesting point here:
5:47it will be up to Kushner to prove that
5:49it is libel, not the author. So, what is
5:53described in this book?
5:55This book describes how the President of
5:59the United Arab Emirates, Bin Zayed,
6:04>> and the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia,
6:08Bin Salman—two Arab Sunni Muslim states
6:13—made a deal with Kushner.
6:17But there is a clear chronology of
6:20events here. In 2016, Donald Trump comes
6:25to power.
6:26>> He brings his son-in-law Kushner along
6:29with him. Kushner marries Trump's
6:31daughter, Ivanka. In 2017, according to
6:35this book, a deal is struck between
6:37Kushner and the president of Saudi
6:40Arabia and the president of the Arab
6:43Emirates.
6:44>> Uh-huh.
6:44>> Uh, what is the goal of the Arab
6:46monarchies? The goal is as follows:
6:51to absorb Israel, end the
6:53Palestinian-Israeli conflict,
6:55restructure the Middle East, and demand
6:58, uh, that everything be done to ensure
7:00the U.S. withdraws from the nuclear deal
7:03with Iran that Barack Obama concluded at
7:06the time.
7:08>> So, what are they giving in return?
7:12A financial fund worth 2 billion dollars
7:16.
7:18which Kushner would control. Moreover, a
7:22separate bank account
7:25>> in the amount of 750 million dollars was
7:28directly under Kushner's full control.
7:31And, to put it simply, these funds could
7:35only be accessed with his signature on
7:38those checks.
7:40Meaning this was a shadow banking
7:43channel, a financing channel for the
7:45amount, I repeat, of 2 billion dollars.
7:48This, according to the book,
7:50>> was managed by Kushner.
7:52>> There was a separate account for his
7:54personal needs and a separate account
7:55for so-called expenses. After all, there
7:58are overheads.
7:59So, uh, further on I will sort of add my
8:03own forecast and my own conclusions.
8:07>> Uh-huh.
8:08>> Uh, who does Kushner hire?
8:10Kushner hires Erik Prince, the owner of
8:13Blackwater, the largest American PMC, a
8:17private military company.
8:20A private military company that has been
8:22waging wars in the Middle East for
8:24almost 20 years, and has been implicated
8:26in
8:28>> mass murders as well. Meaning human
8:30rights violations. Uh-huh.
8:33Uh-huh.
8:34>> Yes. Just turn off the microphone,
8:36because everything was audible.
8:37>> Ah, okay. Doesn't matter. Well, it's no
8:39big deal. Kitko, yes,
8:40>> how, how are you pouring the Coca-Cola?
8:42Uh, Arkady will edit it out later.
8:45Uh, so, Prince was implicated in war
8:48crimes, but since you cannot sue the
8:50state, because it is a PMC, his
8:53mercenaries took part in all the wars in
8:56the Middle East.
8:58That is Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria
9:01.
9:02And who else? Who else does Kushner hire
9:06?
9:07Kushner hires a former CIA operative who
9:10handled eliminations, that is, a killer
9:13.
9:14His name is not disclosed, but Erik
9:17Prince is part of this team of Kushner's
9:20.
9:21I will add for myself, why was
9:23Blackwater needed? Blackwater was needed
9:25to carry out military operations and
9:27sabotage.
9:29Getting ahead of myself, after reviewing
9:32this material, it became clear to me,
9:35and I assume—this is my personal opinion
9:38—that most likely mercenaries, probably
9:41from Blackwater, took part in Hamas's
9:44October 7th attack on Israel.
9:48The October 7th attack was part of this
9:51plan or this collusion between Saudi
9:54Arabia, the Arab Emirates, and Kushner.
9:58Qatar is directly involved in this.
10:02Although Qatar is not yet mentioned in
10:05this book, Qatar is a direct ally of the
10:08Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.
10:11It is all one and the same. This is the
10:14entire Sunni axis.
10:16Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait, Saudi
10:18Arabia, the Arab Emirates—this is the
10:21whole Sunni axis.
10:23These monarchies have, today, a
10:25practically unlimited source of money.
10:28They have always been the wealthiest
10:30monarchies. And this, again, is my
10:33opinion.
10:35They were waiting for Trump to come to
10:37power to launch or kickstart their
10:39project. A project for the total
10:41transformation of the Middle East. That
10:43is one.
10:44Settling the Arab-Palestinian state,
10:46resolving the Arab-Israeli conflict, and
10:49that is only through the proclamation of
10:51a Palestinian state.
10:53That is two.
10:55And, if possible, the destruction of
10:57Iran, that is, its nuclear program—that
10:59is three.
11:01Once again, I repeat, this is my
11:03personal opinion.
11:05I assume that sooner or later we will
11:08find out that Donald Trump’s 2015-2016
11:11election campaign was financed by the
11:13Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. But for
11:16now, no one is writing about it. I
11:19assume that this will soon come to light
11:21. Moving on.
11:23What is the goal of Saudi Arabia and the
11:25Arab Emirates?
11:27The destruction of Iran.
11:29And, again, this is part of the deal
11:31with Kushner.
11:33They effectively hired Kushner, or hired
11:36Kushner to be a lobbyist for their
11:39interests in the White House.
11:43Well, it is hard to imagine anyone
11:46closer to Donald Trump than Kushner.
11:49He is his son-in-law.
11:52Besides being his consultant, his
11:53advisor on the Middle East, he is the
11:55husband of his daughter.
11:57So, he is effectively a member of the
12:00family.
12:02And he was bought by these very Arab
12:04Sunni monarchies.
12:08Now, again, this is my personal opinion
12:10.
12:11I assume that these same Sunni monarchs
12:14also bought Benjamin Netanyahu.
12:18We will get to that now. And this became
12:20known to us yesterday morning, the day
12:23after the elections.
12:25So, what became known yesterday after
12:27the elections?
12:30A huge scandal broke out that Qatar
12:33financed and bought votes during the
12:36Israeli elections.
12:39And they financed the votes of the Arab
12:41sector for obvious reasons, because they
12:43are closer to them.
12:46And the Arabs came out and took about 19
12:49—the vote count isn't finished yet, but
12:5219 mandates is a colossal number of
12:55seats for an ethnic minority in an
12:58election.
12:59The Arabs have never had so many seats
13:01in the history of Israel. 19 seats out
13:04of 61,
13:07and a minimum of 61 is needed to form a
13:09coalition and build a government.
13:13That is, the Arab parties surged so far
13:15ahead that they overtook—attention—the
13:18religious ultra-Orthodox parties.
13:22One.
13:23The Russian-speaking party of Avigdor
13:25Lieberman, which was always relatively
13:28strong, and two Zionist parties, Jewish
13:30parties—three. So, the Arabs surpassed
13:33everyone.
13:35Now, attention to the Arabs.
13:38They are here in Israel.
13:40Well, for now they are a minority, but
13:42they are very closely approaching the
13:44number of Jews living here.
13:47But we have three clans of Arabs, that
13:49is, three ethnic groups.
13:51These are Druze, Bedouins, and
13:53Palestinians, Muslims—so-called Israeli
13:55Palestinians or Israeli Arabs—who live
13:58within the territory of Israel.
14:00They have always voted very sluggishly,
14:03but now almost every single one of them
14:05has voted.
14:07I mean, the elderly, the underprivileged
14:10, and young people who just turned 18
14:13and immediately gained the right to vote
14:15.
14:16They all simply went to the polls in
14:18droves. This has never happened in
14:20Israel before.
14:21>> But even if all these Arabs had gone to
14:24the polls to vote, they could never have
14:28reached nineteen mandates. Even at the
14:32peak of his career, Victor Lieberman's
14:34Russian-speaking party. And we have a
14:37million Russian-speaking Jews living
14:39here—back in 2008, I believe, when
14:42almost all Russian-speakers went to the
14:45polls to vote for that party. It only
14:48achieved 14 mandates, yet the Arabs
14:50reached 19.
14:52We can draw the following conclusion.
14:56It seems that even Jews were voting for
14:58the Arab parties.
15:00And most likely, these votes were bought
15:04by Qatar.
15:05So, moving on.
15:09The authors of this book learned all
15:11this bombshell information because
15:17around 2008 or 2009, Dutch intelligence
15:19discovered a Russian hacker on their
15:22territory who worked for Russian
15:24intelligence, the GRU, the military
15:26intelligence service.
15:30During an apparent attempt to arrest him
15:32, he managed to escape, moving from the
15:34Netherlands to the United Kingdom.
15:36Dutch authorities requested his
15:38extradition, and the UK handed him over
15:42to the Netherlands.
15:44But since he operated from the territory
15:46of the Netherlands, he falls under the
15:48jurisdiction of the Dutch authorities.
15:53If he committed a crime there, well, the
15:55crime is clear: he was an intelligence
15:57agent, he worked for Russian
15:59intelligence.
16:01And they managed to turn him. His name
16:05is not being disclosed yet,
16:08>> but since he was a hacker, in exchange
16:11for not being arrested, tried, or
16:14imprisoned, they demanded that he
16:17provide them with access to a GRU server
16:20.
16:21Of the Russian Federation.
16:24>> But he only gave them access to the
16:27server he was working with.
16:30The GRU has many servers and many
16:32hackers, so this was just one hacker,
16:35and he had access to only one server.
16:38Dutch intelligence had no idea what he
16:40was working on. But when they gained
16:43access to that server, uh-huh.
16:46They discovered that the Russian GRU,
16:49Russian hackers, were able to hack into
16:52Kushner's personal phone.
16:54>> Uh-huh.
16:55>> And Dutch intelligence gained access to
16:58Kushner's phone.
17:00>> Now, the Dutch security services did not
17:03share this information with their "
17:05colleagues," the Americans.
17:08Instead, they tracked Kushner for a
17:10period of time, though it doesn't
17:11specify how long.
17:14So they saw everything he was doing on
17:16his phone, and they suddenly, to their
17:19surprise, saw that he was using bank
17:22accounts in Saudi Arabia, the Arab
17:24Emirates, and Azerbaijan.
17:28Uh, this information, it reached this
17:30very, uh, uh, Matthew Cole, a journalist
17:33who wrote this book and published it
17:35over there three days ago.
17:39He received the information from Dutch
17:41intelligence services.
17:43He became interested in what Kushner was
17:46doing with bank accounts in Saudi Arabia
17:48, the Arab Emirates, and Azerbaijan.
17:51The thing is that Saudi Arabia and the
17:54Arab Emirates were transferring money to
17:57a Kushner account that was in Azerbaijan
17:59. From that account, the money moved to
18:03Israel, to some bank account in Israel.
18:08This journalist claims in his book that
18:11Kushner, along with Benjamin Netanyahu,
18:15used these accounts.
18:17>> Wow.
18:18>> And here, and here we smoothly arrive at
18:20the fact that
18:23>> the Persian Gulf monarchs bought more
18:25than just Kushner.
18:26>> Uh-huh.
18:27>> They apparently also bought Netanyahu.
18:30This all aligns with the scandal that
18:32broke out here in Israel two years ago.
18:36Two years ago, regarding the fact that
18:39Netanyahu’s closest advisors—and this is
18:42now public information—Yonatan Urich,
18:44Elifelshtein, and Israel Einhorn, were
18:47working for Qatar; they were receiving
18:49money from Qatar.
18:51>> Uh-huh.
18:51>> What were they doing? They were engaged
18:54in, uh, promotion, that is public
18:58relations, PR, to publish only positive
19:03news and portray Qatar in a good light.
19:08>> Uh-huh. But again, in my personal
19:10opinion, it was an attempt by Qatar to
19:13cover its tracks.
19:16That Qatar is actually financing Hamas,
19:18Kushner, and Netanyahu all at the same
19:21time.
19:23>> Uh-huh.
19:24>> And yesterday it also became known that
19:27Qatar, again, those same Persian Gulf
19:29monarchs, also financed elections in
19:32Israel.
19:33>> Uh-huh. Cool.
19:34>> Meaning they didn't finance them
19:36directly, but bribed them.
19:38A lot of votes.
19:41Now the opposition member Eisenkot, and
19:44Netanyahu himself—the thief's hat is on
19:47fire.
19:48They are demanding that Israel's
19:50counter-intelligence, the internal
19:53security service, investigate whether
19:56Qatar paid for
19:58>> the voting of the Arab sector in Israel
20:01. And they are demanding that the police
20:03open a criminal case. Was there foreign
20:05interference in the Israeli elections
20:08the day before yesterday? Well, most
20:10likely, there was interference. And
20:12these are all links in the same chain.
20:15These are all consequences of that
20:18distant 2017 deal that the Arab Persian
20:21Gulf monarchs made with Kushner.
20:24They were simply waiting for Trump to
20:27come to power so that all their agents
20:29would be in their places.
20:31So, what happened next?
20:38What do we have? We have the
20:40participation of Blackwater PMC in this
20:43conspiracy or collusion, which is
20:46probably the largest PMC in the world,
20:49but certainly the largest American one.
20:53By the way, several books have already
20:56been written about Blackwater, and
20:57several journalistic investigations have
21:00been conducted or attempted regarding
21:02whether Blackwater and this Erik Prince
21:04were connected to Bush Jr., Barack Obama
21:06, and whether he is connected to Trump.
21:10>> But that is clearer to you, because you
21:13in America have been discussing this
21:16topic very seriously for almost 15 years
21:18, since 2011.
21:21Since the beginning of the Arab Spring
21:23and the emergence of the ISIS group.
21:26And rumors suggest that ISIS is actually
21:29an offshoot of one of the PMCs and that
21:32ISIS militants were mercenaries.
21:36Furthermore, Kushner is nothing more
21:38than a lobbyist for the interests of the
21:41UAE and the Arab Emirates, that is, also
21:44Saudi Arabia.
21:46Well, naturally, Qatar as well. But
21:48Qatar is a shadow player, a shadow
21:50cardinal.
21:52What, what other conclusion can be drawn
21:54?
21:56The Abraham Accords, or Abrahamic
21:58Accords, are historic, truly historic.
22:02Their essence is that suddenly, after 78
22:05years of the existence of the State of
22:08Israel, these Arab monarchies suddenly
22:11recognize the State of Israel, conclude
22:15a peace treaty with it, and move toward
22:18settlement and rapprochement with Israel
22:21.
22:22How did it happen that Kushner achieved
22:25in literally one year what no one could
22:27in 78 years, effectively bringing the
22:30Middle East closer to peace? And that
22:32Arabs who never recognized and had no
22:34intention of recognizing Israel suddenly
22:37abruptly recognized it. Mhm.
22:38>> And that is part of this deal.
22:41So now it all becomes clear that the
22:43Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia simply
22:45bought Kushner, and Kushner took credit
22:47for it, claiming he achieved peace in
22:49the Middle East.
22:52Therefore, the Abraham Accords are
22:54nothing more than
22:57in fact, a spectacle.
22:58>> A fiction.
22:59>> Furthermore, a fiction. A fiction, that
23:02is, an artificially created treaty that
23:04had been planned for a long time.
23:08Azerbaijan, as it turns out, plays a key
23:10role in this, as it acts as an
23:12intermediary.
23:13Through Azerbaijan, all these financial
23:16channels flowed, which settled in
23:18Kushner's accounts.
23:20And he would then pay for these expenses
23:24and all these costs from these accounts
23:28.
23:30I am coming to the opinion, again, this
23:32is my personal opinion, that these three
23:34—well, for now three, there are more,
23:36but their names are not being publicized
23:38.
23:40>> These three close advisors to Netanyahu
23:43>> Orich, Feldstein, and Einhorn, they were
23:46links in this deal, in this chain.
23:50That is why they are untouchable today,
23:52because none of them has been arrested
23:54or sent to prison yet, which, in
23:56principle, is outrageous, since it has
23:58already been proven that they are agents
24:00of Qatar.
24:02And our Israeli journalist Ronen Bergman
24:05, having conducted an investigation,
24:06proved—and he constantly publishes his
24:09articles—that these people are agents of
24:11Qatar, yet they were not just not
24:13arrested, they were not even fired.
24:17Some of them continue to hold their
24:19posts, meaning they are advisors to
24:22Netanyahu.
24:24Next,
24:28uh,
24:30what is happening today? These elections
24:33that we had the day before yesterday,
24:35>> Uh-huh.
24:37>> they have exposed yet another layer of
24:40this deal.
24:42They exposed the fact that Qatar is
24:44investing huge amounts of money into the
24:47Israeli economy, into infrastructure,
24:50buying technology, investing money into
24:53medicine, investing money into
24:56scientific research, that is, giving out
24:59scholarships and is very, very deeply
25:01involved in Israel as such, that is, in
25:04the economy, in finance, and even in the
25:07military sphere,
25:10the military-industrial complex.
25:13How, how did Israel pay these Persian
25:16Gulf countries back?
25:18Quite recently, Israel sold Iron Dome
25:21systems and missile defense systems to
25:25Saudi Arabia.
25:27>> Uh-huh.
25:28>> And the US sold—you sold—F-35 fighter
25:31jets to the Arab Emirates and Saudi
25:33Arabia.
25:35Now we are coming to your initial
25:38question. I’m just connecting how this
25:41is all interconnected.
25:42>> Uh-huh.
25:43>> If, if the day after tomorrow or the day
25:46after that
25:48>> an attack on Iran occurs, jointly by the
25:52US and Israel, it is the fulfillment of
25:56Kushner's promises, for which the UAE
25:59and Saudi Arabia have already paid.
26:03So he now has to pay the bills.
26:07Wait, San, sorry, so it turns out all
26:09this talk is for the poor, that Israel
26:11and Bibi Netanyahu dragged America into
26:13a war. That’s all fairy tales for the
26:15sick and the poor. It was the Arab
26:17Emirates and
26:20and, well, SA and the others, yes, the
26:22Arab Emirates that dragged us into the
26:23war.
26:24But then the question is, when they were
26:26developing this, they didn't, they
26:28didn't count on Iran striking them; they
26:30suffered very large losses.
26:34>> Excellent question. Now look.
26:37They aren't idiots sitting in Tehran
26:39either.
26:40They do understand what is happening.
26:42They have their own intelligence as well
26:44.
26:45Again, this is my personal opinion.
26:48I assume that Iran has spies and
26:50intelligence officers both in Saudi
26:53Arabia and in the Arab Emirates.
26:56>> Uh-huh.
26:58Iran is perfectly aware, most likely,
27:01that somewhere around 2017
27:04>> a deal was concluded between the Persian
27:07Gulf monarchies, the Sunni axis, and
27:10Kushner.
27:13For this very reason, regarding what you
27:15just said, that last year's war and the
27:17current war that was in February, and
27:19the war that will most likely be next
27:22week, Iran was prepared for it.
27:25They knew perfectly well that the US and
27:28Israel would be set up, that is,
27:31essentially played in this game, and
27:34that they would be used as a hammer
27:36because all of this was already paid for
27:39by Saudi Arabia and the Arab Emirates,
27:42and they were ready for this war.
27:45Here is the answer to your question. Why
27:47did Iran hold out in June of last year,
27:50and why did Iran hold out in February of
27:52this year? And most likely, Iran will
27:55also survive the third attack, since
27:57they were prepared for this attack, for
27:59these three attacks. Uh-huh.
28:01>> They knew perfectly well that a deal had
28:03been struck and that Kushner had
28:05effectively been bought.
28:07>> Uh-huh.
28:08>> Now the next question.
28:13Iran not only knew that such a huge or
28:16grand global regional multi-stage plan
28:19was being orchestrated.
28:21Uh-huh.
28:23They prepared themselves so specifically
28:25that their Houthi proxies went on the
28:28counteroffensive and effectively took
28:31over all of Yemen last month.
28:34>> Iran prepared in advance, and they were
28:37ready to block the Strait of Hormuz and
28:39block the Bab-el-Mandeb.
28:41>> Uh-huh.
28:42>> In my personal opinion, I emphasize
28:44again, Iran shared this information with
28:47Russia and shared this information with
28:49China and Pakistan.
28:53And Pakistan, China, and Russia have
28:55helped Iran and continue to help Iran in
28:58this global confrontation, in this
29:00detective story that is unfolding before
29:02our eyes.
29:04And here you are absolutely right that
29:07this controversy about Benjamin
29:09Netanyahu dragging Donald Trump into the
29:12war and Donald Trump having no choice
29:15but to go into this war—no, it's all
29:18planned.
29:20Everything is going according to a plan
29:22that was built back in 2017.
29:26>> Okay. Well, all right. So what happens
29:28now? We have the Malarko missile defense
29:31. We have missiles stationed at the
29:34Pambich international airport. So are we
29:36to expect now that something is going to
29:38rain down on our heads here?
29:40>> Most likely, yes. You have been dragged
29:43into this adventure. Uh-huh.
29:45>> And the scariest thing in this situation
29:47is that this adventure has already been
29:50paid for, and the one who sold you out
29:52has already taken the money and, perhaps
29:55, has even already spent it. Therefore,
29:58he has no choice; he will have to pay
30:01his debts.
30:03So, against the backdrop of this book,
30:06again, I want to emphasize once more
30:08that as long as this book—as long as a
30:11counter-lawsuit for defamation hasn't
30:14been filed by Kushner, the information
30:16in this book, as long as it remains
30:19unrefuted, it remains true, meaning it
30:22has a place and the right to exist.
30:26It is not difficult to monitor how many
30:29copies have already been sold.
30:32I just checked, this book is for sale
30:35and openly available on Amazon. Its
30:37price is 30 dollars.
30:40If this book is refuted and all its
30:43information is declared a lie, then,
30:46naturally, this book will be pulled from
30:49sale.
30:50Uh, there will be a lawsuit, there will
30:53be punishment. The publisher will have
30:56to pull it from the shelves. And a
30:59lawsuit should be filed against the
31:01author, Matthew Cole, for defamation.
31:04But as long as that hasn't happened, we
31:06are currently in this situation, and we
31:08have every right to discuss what is
31:10written in this book.
31:12We aren't
31:13>> making anything up. Sa, please tell us
31:15now about the elections in Israel,
31:16quickly. I understand that whatever
31:18happened to Netanyahu didn't really
31:19happen. He wasn't kicked out. Yes, he
31:22remained for now.
31:24Not exactly.
31:26The thing is, his main rival, Gadi
31:29Eizenkot, a brigadier general who, by
31:33the way, lost his son in the war quite
31:36recently.
31:38>> Uh-huh.
31:39>> Uh, he is trailing Netanyahu by
31:42literally just a few steps.
31:45This race was very close, and it remains
31:49close.
31:51Uh, at the end of these elections,
31:53Israel's President Herzog must grant a
31:56mandate to form a government.
32:00Sometimes it happens that he gives the
32:03mandate not to the party that won, but
32:05to the party he feels is actually
32:08popular among the people.
32:11>> Uh-huh. Uh, there is talk now that,
32:13despite the fact that Netanyahu got more
32:16votes, the mandate might go to the other
32:19side, even though they have,
32:21figuratively speaking, two or three
32:24fewer votes.
32:25>> And what will happen?
32:26>> But behind Eizenkot stands a bloc, and
32:29behind Netanyahu stands his bloc.
32:33They are literally going neck and neck,
32:3650-50.
32:38Whether Eizenkot forms a government or
32:41Netanyahu builds a government, it is
32:44clear that
32:47there will be a very powerful opposition
32:49. No matter who is in the coalition.
32:51And this opposition will be so powerful
32:55that it will include either the
32:57ultra-Orthodox religious parties or two
33:00powerful Arab parties.
33:04Either these elections will be canceled
33:07, if it is proven by the commission—the
33:09election commission—that there were
33:11violations and that Qatar paid for
33:14voters, or a second round will be
33:16scheduled.
33:18But a second round would be scheduled in
33:20about six months.
33:22Well, four to six months. Then Netanyahu
33:25will be in power for another half year.
33:28>> Exactly right. And what will Netanyahu
33:31do? Start a war?
33:33Because it is precisely on the basis of
33:36war that he will be able to improve his
33:38situation, boost his reputation, rally
33:41his electorate,
33:43>> and increase his level of popularity.
33:46And in six months, in the second round,
33:50he plans or intends to secure a fairly
33:53confident victory.
33:55And that, remember how Clinton did it?
33:58A small victorious war for you.
34:01He went, uh, unleashed Desert Storm
34:03after the Lewinsky scandal, and then
34:06even sent troops to bomb, uh, Yugoslavia
34:08.
34:10>> So, he wanted to boost his rating to
34:12polish his reputation. So, the question
34:15arises: what kind of war is Netanyahu
34:18trying to unleash right now? In the
34:21Middle East with Iran, or will some war
34:24happen inside Israel? Either with Hamas
34:27or with Hezbollah?
34:29>> Uh-huh.
34:31I see. Well, okay, we'll see. In a
34:33couple of days, our elections are
34:34starting soon. We'll see what happens. I
34:36hope that missiles won't fly toward our
34:38Florida. It would be unpleasant to have
34:39missiles falling on one's head somehow.
34:40I really don't want that.
34:42>> Oh, sorry, by the way, I didn't answer
34:43your question. You asked me, so should
34:45you expect missiles? Your question
34:47actually leads me to the answer. By all
34:50appearances, Netanyahu and Trump, with
34:52Kushner standing behind them like a grey
34:54cardinal, have already planned a war.
34:57And the war won't be with Hezbollah or
34:58Hamas.
34:59Otherwise, why would you need to defend
35:01yourselves and set up air defense
35:03missiles?
35:04This means we can conclude that the war
35:06they have planned, uh, the war will be
35:08with Iran.
35:10And most likely, they fear that either
35:13Iran will send ballistic missiles at the
35:16US, or one of their allies located on
35:19your continent, uh, in Latin, Central,
35:22or South America, could potentially
35:25strike you.
35:27Or this war will expand its geography so
35:30much that North Korea, Pakistan, China,
35:33and possibly Russia will get involved.
35:37And they have weapons that can reach the
35:39US.
35:40I'm just reminding you that, I think,
35:43last year in June, when Israel first
35:46attacked Iran, Pakistan issued a
35:49statement that if there were another
35:52attack on Iran, Pakistan would respond
35:56on Iran's behalf.
35:58North Korea then joined them, saying
36:01that North Korea would side with Iran if
36:03there were a full-scale war with Iran.
36:07So, as you can see, we are on the
36:08threshold where the war has essentially
36:10already come to your home.
36:13Meaning this Kushner adventure, again, I
36:15emphasize, if all this is true—maybe
36:17it's all a lie.
36:19We are simply discussing a purely
36:20hypothetical scenario that was published
36:22in this book.
36:23>> Understood.
36:24>> But but yeah, yeah.
36:26So, to answer your question, uh, America
36:28might also be struck, and that is why
36:31you are defending yourselves now.
36:34>> Well yeah, I don't know, I just don't
36:35know if their missiles can reach here or
36:37not. Possibly, they can.
36:38>> If they if they have ballistic ones,
36:40then they can.
36:41>> Yes.
36:42Alright. Thank you very much for coming
36:44. I am also tired, just back from a trip
36:47. We will return to our conversations in
36:49a couple of days. Let's see what happens
36:51next.
36:52Yes, well, just before we went on air, I
36:54was looking at how military personnel
36:56appeared near Trump at Mar-a-Lago; I
36:57think they even saw armored vehicles and
36:59military hardware there.
37:03That’s why it’s interesting; many people
37:05across America are reporting that they
37:07see trains with military equipment
37:09heading somewhere, and a lot of these
37:11shipments have been moving lately.
37:14We’ll see, we’ll see. Thank you very
37:16much, and see you later.
37:19I hope that by our next meeting, we will
37:20still have a peaceful sky above our
37:22heads. By the way, what about these
37:26rumors?
37:28The ones saying they want to cause a
37:29blackout for a certain amount of time.
37:32Do you think that could actually happen
37:33? Or is it just talk?
37:36It could happen at the moment—that’s
37:39another topic for our conversation—but
37:42the moment they decide to create some
37:46kind of emergency kill switch against AI
37:49, the only way to stop it will be to
37:52turn off the electricity everywhere.
37:57Because without electricity, the data
37:59centers that host this artificial
38:01intelligence will also be disconnected
38:03from power.
38:06I don't rule it out in the near future;
38:08I don't think it will happen this year,
38:11but perhaps next year, this will be a
38:14very radical measure to stop AI if it
38:17starts doing something very bad.
38:20It’s even hard for me to imagine what it
38:23might start doing.
38:25But to stop it, we will have to turn off
38:28the power everywhere.
38:31That means not just data centers, but
38:34households, homes, cities, towns, and
38:37villages. It means they will simply have
38:40to shut down power plants.
38:42I don't know if it will be limited to
38:45just the USA or the American continent,
38:47or if it will also affect Europe,
38:49Eurasia, Africa, and the Middle East.
38:52That’s hard to predict.
38:55But I predict that yes, it will, because
38:57artificial intelligence has no
38:58geographical borders.
39:00After all, it runs on the internet. So,
39:03to shut down the internet, you have to
39:05turn off the electricity everywhere.
39:08>> Oh well, I’m off to rest, and then I’ll
39:10go clean my Kalashnikov. Alright, take
39:12care. Thank you very much.
39:13>> All the best, Steve. Bye. M.

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