Topic: Sykes Picot

Dyer explores the Sykes-Picot agreement and the British Empire's strategy for carving up the Middle East. He criticizes modern right-wing commentators for ignoring the "Islamic invasion" and the Vatican's role in promoting a one-world religion. Dyer offers a friendly debate to Nick Fuentes regarding the Vatican II documents, such as *Nostra Aetate*, which he argues promote a false religious perennialism that compromises traditional Christian values.

The origins of Al-Qaeda are traced back to the Mujahideen fighters trained by the CIA to fight the Soviets in 1979. Dyer explains how the Pakistani ISI allegedly wired $100,000 to the 9-11 hijackers with the knowledge of Western intelligence. The segment notes that many modern Middle Eastern nations are "British imperial creations" resulting from the 1916 Sykes-Picot Agreement.

Estulin alleges that major global banks like HSBC and Wells Fargo have been caught laundering hundreds of billions of dollars in drug profits. He connects the modern drug trade to the legacy of the 1916 Sykes-Picot agreement, which divided the Ottoman Empire to prevent economic development. Estulin argues that the "deep state" seeks to maintain a form of "feudal anarchy" to control the region's resources and drug flows.

Jay Dyer traces the history of the modern state of Israel to British imperial strategy, describing it as a "beachhead" for Anglo-American interests. He also discusses a long-term plan by the Fabian Society and elites like Bertrand Russell to use Islam to dismantle the Christian structure of Europe.

Jason Jones outlines five ideologies used by globalists to control the population, starting with "subhumanism" or transhumanism. He identifies "total war" as the first mechanism, citing the conflicts in Yemen and Iraq as examples of shattering national borders. He references the Sykes-Picot Agreement as a historical precedent for elite-driven border changes.