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Viktor Bout and Alex Jones discuss the influence of religious zealotry on Israeli foreign policy, specifically regarding the "Third Temple" and the "Red Heifer" prophecy. They claim that some Israeli leaders are seeking a provocation at the Al-Aqsa Mosque to ignite a regional war. Bout suggests that Netanyahu's personal legal troubles are driving him toward a "suicide by cop" military strategy for the entire country.
American History, Bondage to Abundance Cycle
The progression of the American colonies from European bondage to spiritual faith and eventual liberty is traced through the Revolutionary War. This liberty created abundance, which the speakers argue has devolved into selfishness and apathy in the modern era. The cycle concludes with a return to dependence and bondage, with CBDCs and COVID-style mandates cited as the current mechanisms of enslavement.
Religious War Claims, Lindsey Graham, Gaza Apartheid
Senator Lindsey Graham is criticized for characterizing the conflict in Gaza as a "religious war." Celente references reports from Human Rights Watch labeling Israel an apartheid state and questions why the U.S. is funding a conflict that he argues is none of the American people's business.
Lindsey Graham Religious War, Media Warmongering
Celente lambastes Senator Lindsey Graham for calling the conflict in Israel a "religious war" and urging the leveling of Gaza. He criticizes the media for repeatedly hosting Graham, whom he calls a "satanic little boy." Celente argues that the focus on war prevents any discussion of a peaceful settlement.
Machiavelli's Art of War, Modern Religious Engineering
The broadcast concludes with an analysis of Niccolò Machiavelli’s "Art of War," which Dyer credits with initiating modern, brutal warfare. Machiavelli is described as a pioneer of "religious engineering" and the use of deception and false flags by the state. Dyer invites listeners to his Nashville event for a deeper exploration of these geopolitical and philosophical themes.
