Иран и Израиль обмениваются ракетами, Йемен вступает в конфликт

Iran and Israel fire missiles, Yemen joins

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5, 4, 3, 2, 1. We are live with the phenomenal Ryan Dawson. We are talking about the demonic elite's agenda, and that can include anything from Prince, ex-Prince, Randy Andy, embezzling the public, and the new allegation against him from the waitress. It can include the re-escalation of the Iran, USA, Israel saga. We may even have time to talk about Henry Novak, a big case here in the UK, but we are live, so if anyone's got any questions, please put me in the chat. Viewers have been wearing this all week long, and people have been saying, what's this cool top you've got on, Sean? I've had to explain that it's from Ryan's store, so he's got the map, he's got the t-shirt, he's got the hoodie, we've got them all, and the links are in the description box. I'll put them in the live chat again right now. Mine's pretty cool today. Oh, God. Got the dollar sign on the bomb. Yeah, the back of Sean's shirt's got the client list, the first page of it anyway, and that was before the files were released. Yeah, Adam. Absolutely. We knew this about Andrew, too, subletting properties. I remember reading about that before, but it's news that it's news, if that makes sense. Like now, mainstream are talking about it. They wondered what his income was coming from. They kept saying he had a peppercorn rent. It means free. He didn't pay rent. That's what that means. But he rented out other royal properties to other people, and he was pocketing the money. He also sold state secrets. That's worse. No, it's only misconduct in public office. Oh, yes. Oh, yes. Yeah. Yeah. Unbecoming. Categorically and emphatically deny it. Don't sweat. As a twit. I still... What happened there? I still can't... I can look at that train wreck interview he did, where he said he didn't sweat and all that other nonsense. It's comedy gold. Eric Weinstein was talking about it all dryly.

It wasn't supposed to be funny, but he was so unaware, so oblivious to himself, and he's so out of touch and divorced with regular people that he thought that went well. They should make, like, they should make, like, a parody version of it. Dave Rubin. Dave Rubin went on a debate stage with some children, and he just got utterly destroyed to show how ignorant he was. He didn't know what the JCPOA was. He didn't know Gaza was still being bombed. He didn't know he was an identitarian. He had no clue. And he didn't even think it went that badly. He thought he did well. He was, like, ignorant of his own ignorance. It's uncanny. You've got the ego egging them on, thinking they're just invincible? Yeah, some yes-man's like, oh, yeah, that was great. John Bolton might go to jail. John Bolton pleaded guilty. You know, he used to tell the press that Julian Assange and Edward Snowden should get the death penalty for reporting on government crimes, where he's doing state secrets. So, should he get the death penalty?

Hmm. I doubt he goes to jail, because it's a two-tier justice. Kind of like the UK, you know, if someone accuses you of racism, apparently you could just bleed out from being stabbed to death. I know, it's disgusting, isn't it? And for viewers who are not familiar with this story, let me just show a one-minute video that gives a summary of it. It's really sad. And, you know, if you think about the parent of this child who was unalived. And, anyway, this video breaks it down exactly what happened. I'll put it on the screen. And then we'll bring Ryan in and get his thoughts on it. There it is. All right, let me make sure the volume's on. Yeah, volume's on. Oh, here we go. The first footage we see of Henry Novak is at 8.30 p.m., entering a lift in his student halls on his way to meet his football team. Just after 9 p.m., Henry and his friends make a stop at an off-license. Later, a CCTV camera captures him briefly going into The Hobbit pub. In court, the judge said he had had some alcohol but wasn't drunk. Henry tries to head home after 11 p.m. He was on his Snapchat, sending messages and videos to his friends. Henry's journey home took him to a junction close to where his killer, Vikram Digwar, parked his car. Digwar was carrying two knives, a ceremonial knife and a larger blade. As they passed each other, the court was shown footage Henry filmed on his phone. Are you a bad man? he asked. Digwar replied, I am a bad man, and grabbed Henry's phone. What exactly happened next?

It's something only Digwar knows. But the judge said it is likely that Henry tried to get his phone back and then was stabbed by Digwar with a larger blade. He tried to escape over a fence in a house nearby. At around 11.30 p.m., the killer's brother called 999. Sorry, we just got attacked racially by some white person. Seven minutes later, police arrived. You've been stabbed. Whereabouts? Henry Novak was handcuffed while dying. Vikram Digwar was convicted of murder and jailed for life. That's insane, isn't it, man? It's like, and it's come out that the police during the trial wanted to have a false narrative that Henry was the attacker, but they decided against it. But just how manipulative. What's your thoughts? If there wasn't cell phone footage of it, he would have got away like, well, he knocked my turban off. Oh, yeah, he just, for what? He just runs around doing that, huh? Yeah, well, first of all, why are they, they're allowed to wear a ceremonial knife? So, if I just say it's my religion to have a machine gun, can I have one? I mean, wear a little wooden knife or a plastic one if you got a, who cares, man? It's not, you're a Sikh and you're this kind of, you think you have this, what, this is the United Kingdom. Okay, when in Rome do as the Romans do, you cannot walk around with a blade and say, well, it's, well, religion. Like, well, no, it's a knife. You know, and he killed him. He stabbed somebody, like, let's say he was a racist. So, you can just stab somebody because they called you names or whatever. He killed him and he knew that he had stabbed him. And he didn't tell the police, yeah, I stabbed him. And the kid is saying, I can't breathe, I've been stabbed. And they handcuffed him. They handcuffed the victim. Don't think so, mate. Don't think so, mate. He said to him, and he said, I've been stabbed over and over again. If someone says they've been stabbed, then you ought to check that out. Because the consequence, if you're wrong, is too great. And he just, he died. They handcuffed him.

18-year-old. Stabbed by some nut. Now, at least the killer is getting 21 years in jail. You know, in America, you can stab a kid in the heart and get away with it. As long as you yell racism. They call it two-tiered justice. I would just call that anti-white justice. There's no tier. Because there was, the second tier means, well, there's some level of justice for the next group. There was no justice for Henry. He was murdered. He said, that guy stabbed me. He didn't get first aid. They didn't even believe him. They handcuffed him. The police, one of them resigned, and I saw, he probably got put on paid leave. But this, this is not an isolated incident, unfortunately, in the UK. It's, it's quite strange that, like, racism's bad, but it's just not a big deal compared to stabbing people. But, I swear people would rather be accused of trying to stab somebody than saying a racial slur. Because that's what everyone loses their mind about.

And they have, like, sensitivity training and stuff in the police department. This is official policy. There's a little, white's also a race. But, they're not afforded anything for it. Do you think the police should be prosecuted for manslaughter, Helen is asking? Well, the one that handcuffed him, Mike, yeah. I think so. If someone is on the ground and saying they've been stabbed, and instead of finding their wound, you handcuff them. You say, I don't think so, Mike. Well, you thought wrong. You mean, that's, I don't care. Like, you're supposed to have training. You're an officer, right? You're not just some random person. You completely failed. If someone says they've been stabbed, what's the protocol? They've got to have a protocol. And I'm pretty sure it's not. No, you weren't. And handcuff them. I'm pretty sure that's not what you're supposed to do. Well, apparently, there was some convict justice yesterday, and the attacker's face got melted off. It's called jugging in the UK prison system, where they mix water and sugar and sometimes other cleaning chemicals, boil it, and then throw it on the person's face. It's called liquid, it's called liquid napalm. Yeah, I mean, just boiling water with nothing will burn your face. But what the sugar, salt, or whatever you put in it does is it clings to it more, harder to get it off you. It raises the temperature, too, because water, obviously, it'll start to boil and evaporate, but you can get it at a higher temperature if you put impurities in it. Yeah. So, anyway, that's a very depressing subject we started with. What should we move on to next, Ryan? The re-escalation of Iran, Israel. Well, you need to say the worst thing about British prisons. They give them British food. Fish and bloody chips. What do you mean? Well, we've been told, we're getting told over and over again, there's a ceasefire. We're just hours away from a deal with Iran, folks. Oh, yeah. Oil prices stay down. Stock market go up. There was never a deal. Every time I've been on this show, I'm like, no, they're not going to open this straight.

There's not going to be a deal. Trump's going to do whatever Israel wants. But in this particular incident, it has to be extra embarrassing for him because, you know, he's about, he's almost 80 years old. I think he's 79 and a half, something like that. And he went to bed. He's missed this whole thing. He's going to wake up soon and realize Iran and Israel were shooting missiles at each other. But what had happened was Iran had already set a red line because what the supposed deal is supposed to be, the U.S. desperately wants to re-open the Strait of Hormuz without a toll on the Maritime Silk Road. And they want to do something about Iran's highly rich uranium, which never would have happened if they not torn up the JCPOA to start with when they already had it at three and a half percent, now 60. Because the previous administration with both Trump and Obama, too, when they made it, Iran complied with its side of the deal. It allowed the International Atomic Energy Agency in for inspections. It lowered uranium to three and a half percent. It did all, everything it was supposed to do. Yet the sanctions were not lifted. So after being jerked around long enough, they go, well, if you're not going to uphold your side of the deal, and we are part of the NPT, and we do have the right to rich uranium, then we're just going to. They did not enrich it to 90 percent, which is what you need to build a bomb. But they went like 60 as a bargaining chip so that they could just, oh, you don't like this? Okay, we'll lift the sanctions like you said you were going to when we had it at three, three and a half. All right, we're going to go to 20, which is within the right medical isotopes and things you need. And then they went to 60 only to give it away. And in fact, in on February 26, during negotiations, that was on the table. All right. Just do what you said you were going to do. Lift the sanctions and unfreeze our assets. Instead, they attacked them in the middle of negotiations. And it didn't go very well. Iran lit up the Gulf. They smashed Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, the UAE, which we call East Israel.

They hit Israel, too. They hit Saudi Arabia. They hit Jordan. And the PMU in Iraq took care of the Iraqi targets. Didn't go well for international Zionism at all. At the same time, Lebanon and Israel are fighting, but it isn't really Lebanon. It's Hezbollah versus the IDF. So they have a new deal. And the new deal, remember, the strait was open before. Now it's closed. Iran says, okay. We're going to let some limited traffic out to people who were not involved in attacking us. So China, Japan, India, you guys, you can get your oil. I think South Korea eventually. But no, no to Europe, no to the United States, no to Israel. The U.S. doesn't care. They don't really move a lot out of there anyway. But it doesn't matter. It affects the lower, when you have a lower supply, the demand's the same. So the prices increase anyway. They want the strait open. And they want the uranium. But they already had the strait open. And they had the uranium. And in fact, when they had the uranium, just before they hit, what did they do? They just upped the bar again and said, oh, now get rid of your ballistic missiles too. And Iran realized, it doesn't matter what we do. They're jerking us around again. They're not going to give us a deal. So Iran came out with its demands. Now that it has leverage and it has a strait close, they say, okay, we'll open it. And we'll discuss the uranium in a month later. But in phase one, uranium is phase two. Phase one, this is what you have to do. Lift the sanctions. Unfreeze the assets. Some form of reparations. If not, we're going to toll. Like put a toll booth up. And Oman and Iran are going to tax all these ships going in and out of the strait of Hormuz and pay ourselves back this way. You got to get your military presence out of the Persian Gulf. You cannot, you know, have guns pointed at us 24-7. And Israel has to stop killing civilians in Lebanon and Gaza. Well, okay. So this is what they're negotiating. There were no incremental steps made. You could have just unfroze some assets. You could have taken one of the carrier strike forces out and put it back in the Atlantic.

You could have lifted a couple of sanctions. You could have done little bits like work your way up, show some good faith. And then maybe they let a ship out or, you know, they let a tanker go, whatever. None of that happened because they're never serious about it. And Israel never stopped killing civilians. They just carpet bombed Beirut. And then finally, when Iran was ready, because they've been making ballistic missiles this whole time, they said, if you hit Beirut at all one more time, we're hitting Israel. And Israel bombs Beirut. And so Iran sent 20 missiles into Israel. And Trump gets on the phone. Knock it off. We're close to a deal. We're going to have a deal Monday or Tuesday, they said. This is 30 minutes before all of this goes to hell, right? He's like, I told Netanyahu to knock it off. I told the Iranians, you got your revenge. It's enough. And he went to bed thinking he's the boss, like he's Mr. Big Man. But he isn't. Netanyahu's the boss. And immediately, he hit four cities in Iran with his own. He shot cruise missiles. He shot some from his ships in the Mediterranean. And he fired some air-to-surface missiles from the very variety of jets, Delilahs, Popeyes, glide bombs, all that jazz that Israel has. Hitting different targets. One was a petrochemical plant. Now, this is stupid because that's energy infrastructure. And it leaves you open for Iran to do the same thing back to you. So, what does Iran do? Well, they retaliate and hit Israel.

And they hit Neblis. They hit Haifa, Galilee, an area near Jerusalem. They hit Negev. They started peppering him. Hebron even got hit, which is a settlement. Probably one of their leadership lives there. That's what was going on. And the interceptors didn't do anything, really. And then Yemen fires at Israel. Now, that did get blocked by an interceptor. But still, they hit the south and made everybody run to the air raid shelters, had to activate all the defense systems. Then Hezbollah starts firing rockets in the north. So, Israel's getting it from Iran on one side, Yemen from one side, and Hezbollah from one side. It was taking it in all ends, kind of like Lindsey Graham at a truck stop. And then they're begging, you know, stop, stop, like Lindsey does facetiously. But they hit military targets. They're not just bombing apartments and hospitals and things the way Israel has in Gaza, the way Israel has in Lebanon. They hit airfields first with a Ratham airfield, David Ratham airfield in the north, because that's offensive capabilities. That's where they take off from. But then they hit some interesting targets, including like an AI center, one of their underground airfields where they hide a lot of other things. Military targets so precise that there's no doubt that they're getting intelligence sharing from either China or Russia or both. And as all of this is going on, there's explosions at the Prince airfield in Saudi Arabia. And it wasn't Iran. It was Yemen that got them. Yemen, this is the same airfield in Saudi Arabia where the Prince Sultan Air Base, where an AWAC system was taken out during the first round of attacks, you know, from February onward. A five refuelers were hit while they were on the ground, all parked next to each other for some reason.

And this is how far back they've had to put their forward their point is instead of being in the Gulf next to the Strait of Hormuz, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, UAE and Kuwait. They've had to run deeper into Saudi Arabia because they can't leave them there. The UAE is asking for it. Kuwait and Bahrain already got hit earlier this week because during this so-called ceasefire, seven out of the 11 days. The U.S. carried out some kind of bombing strike, which U.S. media called a self-defense strike. This is Marco Rubio logic like, well, you know, we had to bomb your territory because we thought you were going to fire on our boats and planes, our armed boats and planes that are sitting next to you. This is like Lincoln saying the South started the war because they fired on his warships that he brought down from New York to South Carolina. I'm like, where did this happen again? Uh-oh. Where's my camera? Happened near Charleston. What's going on with this camera? Did it get to the news? I saw it disappear on my side. I don't know. You're fine. No, okay. Yeah, I mean, like, oh, it's like the meme has become real. When Bush the Lesser was president, they said it about Iraq. They put Iraq there. There's U.S. bases all around it. Like, why did they put their country next to our bases? And you could do the same beam with Iran. You got all these bases around Iran on every side. And you go, how dare they put their country next to our bases? It's like the old Bushism from before. We said, how did our oil get under their sand? But it's not a defense strike. That's absolutely offensive. If taking a fighter jet and bombing somebody is defense, then what counts as offense? Like, what exactly would you have to do for it to be considered offense? Everybody can always claim defense. They're like, well, offense is defensive sometimes. But that doesn't mean it's defense. Like, being attacked means you're on the defense. Attacking is offense. You know, it's like, whoa, it makes sense. No. But they write this Orwellian nonsense, like, U.S.

carried out three self-defense strikes on Iranian island of such and such. CBS is writing stuff like this. It's so on the nose because it's not. When you do propaganda and it's that over the top, it kind of has the opposite effect. It's almost like an SNL skit because it's just too ridiculous. Like a Prince Andrew interview, you know. But that's what they went with. And so how can you be. How can you think there's a serious deal when seven out of 11 days you had bombings or destroyers or shootings or shooting at boats or blowing up radar and da, da, da, da. And in each instance, Iran responded in kind. They just sort of mirrored the level. They took out some satellite communications and things in Bahrain and some very expensive toys. Takes out the eye in the sky. They took out some radar in Kuwait, too. And they hit air bases. And it was so funny because the U.S. Zionist propaganda came out and said it was all intercepted. And then the photographs come out. Big hole in the roof and all. You know, what's that, AI?

Like, come on. Don't just don't say you intercepted them all. They go, oh, they got one through or whatever. Oh, they must have fired a whole bunch. No, it's interceptors at that distance, especially for low-altitude cruise missiles. They just don't work. They just don't. You might stop a drone or a Katusha rocket with no propulsion system. But you're not going to stop a ballistic missile of any caliber, especially at that distance. And when you fire over a rock and Jordan and then go and you have an Aegis system and David sling and arrow and Iron Dome or Aluminum Dome, as some call it, and all that, and you fire, each one of them fires like five, you know, interceptors at that, okay, maybe you'll block a missile. But at what cost, you know, like, they can outpace you and they are. This is, if you get a war of attrition, on several fronts, on price, you lose. It's much easier to build a drone than it is a ballistic, than it is an interceptor. On supply chain, it's much easier to build a drone or a ballistic missile than it is an interceptor, which has a very complex computation system in there, rare earth metals. Like, it's a two-year process to make your Patriot missile. Pac-3 is probably the best. Pac-3 and THAAD are the best things they had. THAAD specifically for high altitude, so it's only for a certain arena.

Aegis system for boats. So you're outpaced there. As far as economically, they can keep the strait closed, yet sell their own oil and gas by water and land. You cannot. So the clock is on Iran's side. Your team's bleeding. Theirs is not. Their ballistic missiles are guarded by mountains, which Israel doesn't have. And none of these places, Omen has some, but they're not being attacked. So defensively, you rely on a completely non-effective but very expensive, very complex, and very slow-to-make interceptor missiles. Whereas Iran relies on a very cheap system. It's a mountain. It's free. Costs nothing. Repair, nothing. Supply chain, nothing. It just takes a lot to drill under it. But once you've done that, yeah, you have a mountain. It's just kind of there. Passive defense. It costs you nothing at all. Ballistic missiles, pretty easy to make. Hitting a bullet with a bullet is a lot harder than just firing a bullet. And then when it comes to the straight, you've got it's warm, it's shallow, and the whole seabed is covered in pipes and internet cables and stuff. So your sonar just doesn't work. You can't find where the mini-subs are. It's just all like static noise.

If you're in a very quiet, deep blue ocean off Norway or something, ping, and then you'll find where the sub is. But in a shallow area with just stuff all over the seabed and water mines and all. Forget about it. You're blind. It doesn't work. So Iran has used their geography perfectly. Like Thermopylae or something, you know, like we're going to wedge in 300. They've used it perfectly to beat a superpower. It's kind of like attacking a porcupine. If it gets burrowed up and got its quills at you, there's just nothing you can do without taking one on the chin. Now, it can't come after you either. But on defense, it's the king. It's like a honey badger. So the Israelis were stupid enough anyway. They're like, we're not going to allow a deal. So they had nothing to do with disrupting the deal. There was never a deal. Israel just wants to bomb Beirut because they are losing the war against Hezbollah. On the battlefield, Hezbollah has a new toy. It's this FVV drone and it's thermal, which means they can use it at night. And this is the new video. You see them. It's all like night vision. And they're using that microwire. And I talked to the lawyer for the people who invented microwire because the Israelis stole the tech from them.

That's a whole separate story. John Inacio is his name. If you want to interview him. But Hezbollah is just tagging staging areas, Mirakava tanks, jeeps, any kind of vehicle Israelis use. Boom. So they put up some netting, like kilometers of it. That's miles for those who don't speak communist. And it's so dumb because the drone, one drone comes in, blows up the net. The next one comes behind it. It really doesn't do much. You might stop one drone. And some of them are smooth enough to just go around and find the, you know, it doesn't matter. It's called cope netting. They tried like cages and wiring and stuff in Ukraine and Russia. But what are you going to do? Just roll out miles of fences and stuff and carry them with you like a turtle shell? Yeah. They just don't have an answer to the drone. It's kind of like the improvised explosive device during the Iraq war. The insurgency got a majority of their kills or wounding people from these IEDs. And this is like an IED with wings. And they're just getting wrecked. And so out of spite, the way Israel is trying to win this war is bombing civilian areas to cripple the Lebanese economy and kind of blackmail the Lebanese army to come police Hezbollah for them. And Iran just drew the line and said, no, you're not going to bomb Beirut or any of these major city centers.

You can fight Hezbollah, you know, in the hills and woods because you never see a video of captured Hezbollah fighters or dead Hezbollah fighters. You only see footage of the stuff the Israeli Air Force blew up because on the ground, Israel loses every time. So the reason they bombed Beirut, even though Iran said, if you do that, we'll hit you, is because they had no other option. They're losing on the ground. They thought they could do this. And they're pretty sure America would jump in and save them as they have the previous three times. But Trump was asleep. All this happened when a little 80-year-old Trump, fat Trump, orange monster was taking his nappy poo. He got his comatose at McDonald's and went to bed. Probably alone because his wife doesn't even live with him. He's such a sad sack. So all this went down. Now, the scariest thing for all of us, because the Israelis are basically holding the global economy hostage by insisting on attacking all their neighbors so they can carry out their ethnic cleansing and annexation land. is the Bab al-Mandab Strait at the end of the Red Sea has been closed by the Houthi. But so far, only to Israeli ships. So it's not like they're not closing it to Saudi Arabia yet. But boy, they hate each other. They just had a long war, you know. And they can close it. And I can say that with confidence because we already saw this. U.S. had a war with Yemen to try and reopen that strait for seven weeks. And it didn't work. In fact, the U.S. lost three F-18s. Allegedly, two of them fell off the boat because of sharp turns.

Sure. And one was shot down on accident by friendly fire. Uh-huh. If one of those incidents happened alone, I'd say, oh, maybe. But three times, I think the Houthis got them. I think air defense took them out. And so this, it's really crazy. You would think that the administration would know. If you attack them again, you think, look how bad it is that they closed the Strait of Hormuz. What if they shut down the Red Sea, too? Then what? Do you have a plan B? Do you have a counter plan? I don't think foresight is something they do. They're so arrogant. It's like the first go-round, they thought, well, if we kill the Ayatollah, everything will crumble. And we'll be greeted in the streets with cakes and flowers. It'll be a cakewalk. They said that I'd rock, too. No. And then on the second go-round, the phrase that was being, you know, said a lot was knock out blow. So they thought, and this is total Israeli rhetoric. Oh, don't worry, Mr. Trump, you obliterated their Navy. That's the word to obliterate.

They love it. You've completely destroyed their Air Force, all their communications. Most of their leadership is dead. They're on the ropes. You just need that one last punch. And that's their knockout blow. Four more days of bombing, and that's it, you know. Four days of standoff munitions is about all you have. But Iran can hit you for 40 days. Now, there's often a question where people say, why doesn't Iran just fire 100 missiles all at once? Have you ever heard people say stuff like that? Let me tell you why they don't do that, and it's not a good move. Iran knows, like I said, the clock is on their side. Their enemy is bleeding out anyway. They can stretch this out through attrition. They're not going to fire past replacement rates. So they're going to shoot at near or at the level that they can rebuild them. So if you can make 20 a day, you can fire 20 a day. It's something like that. You can make 100, then you can fire 100 a week or whatever it is. Because they're looking at the long run.

They're looking at the long war because the long war favors them. It's a war of attrition. They're on the defense, playing out in the mountains. You've got to see your target packages, a reaction. You want to stretch out. The other side is losing over a billion dollars a day, like most of those countries each. are losing about a billion in revenue by not having LNG, by not having oil. Their imports are super expensive because they can't get food, petrochemicals for fertilizer, neon, and other gases that are used in semiconductors for computers, printers, and so on. That revenue is out. This is why Bitcoin tanked, because you had all these Gulf Arab fiefdoms that had bought a lot of Bitcoin, but they also had a bunch of equity loans on property because places like Abu Dhabi and Dubai and stuff are going up and up and up, kind of in a bubble. They were getting equity loans based on their assets, and so the oil revenue disappeared that they thought was going to be there. So they had to sell off assets, and what do they sell? They sold their crypto, and they sold their precious metals, so you saw a dip. Precious metals wasn't as much of a dip because other people are buying them as a safe zone, and see if you'll rush to the dollar too. But Bitcoin, that's gone. And like, when is that going up again? I'm like, it's not.

For a while, you need the war to end for that to happen, and they just restarted a war. So I could see it dip again, and people who borrowed money to buy it are in really bad shape, because they can't just hold it for another year or two until it gets back to where it was, because they have to pay. So they're going to have to start selling stuff to pay. It's just cascading bad economic side, which is why you need to understand politics, because above everything else, when you're looking at the price of commodities and assets and stuff, it's not always based on the performance of the company, like, oh, a lot of people like this product, so they're going to buy it, or a lot of people need this, so they're going to get it. It doesn't matter if you blow up a pipeline or you do that. Yeah, look at it. Look at that line at the end. Oh. Hmm. Can you stretch that out to, oh, that's the year today? Okay, yeah. All right. It was up at, so this is in pounds. If it is dollars, so that would have been like 110,000, and it went down to like 70-something. Yeah. Not good. Now, if you got it 12 years ago, you're fine. You know, but war will you. There you go. If only. If only.

Makes me mad, because I knew about it way back when, but they banned me from exchanges and things. I wasn't allowed to participate. But anyone that got it, we know, is like, it's kind of, oh, it crossed $100,000, and now you've dropped like 30, 35% in a matter of months. And this is the problem with all these crypto things, and Bitcoin is the most stable one of all of them. They still have a lot of volatility. That's the problem. It's great for criminals, because it's easy to money launder, but less so than they think. Like, this stuff is much more traceable, including Monero. Don't say, oh, not Monero. Like, yeah, you're wrong. They're not very clever about this. Like Prince Andrew subletting his properties. How did he think that people would not know this? Oh, wait. I said think. I also shouldn't call him a prince. I shouldn't say the artist formerly known as Prince or whatever. The PDF file formerly known as Prince. How about the people who invested in this? crypto. This is front coin. It's down 95%. Yeah. Any meme coin is going to have a rug pull. It has all this hype that goes up. And then, you know, there was a company called Pump That Fun. And what they did is they allowed a core number of wallets, say 11 to 15 wallets, got to get in early before it went public and everybody could buy the coins. So they just had the lion's share of the coins because they got it for like half of a half of a penny or whatever. They just bought a bunch. Then they let the public come in and buy them. And then they, you know, they rug pull and they sell all theirs. Everybody loses all their money. And that was going on with a lot of these meme coins. And they are now under a Rico investigation out of Nevada. And so, but it was like, that was the vehicle that allowed a lot of these shit coins to come in and completely devastate people's savings. And I'm like, why in the world would you put a bunch of money in a meme coin? They always do the same thing. Boom. I get it. It's like, if you have plenty of money and you just want to play and you got Trump coin early, knowing what he's about to do and sold it before he did it. Good on you. But you got to know that for every cent you made, somebody else lost because that's just transferring money from one group to another. There was a Melania coin too, did the same thing. If you get that graph, it's just going to go straight down. Trump made, what, $350 million from selling these coins to super fans. How about his phone? Some estimate from all the coins, he's made over a billion. Wow. So people buying coins, I mean, they're not worth anything. If you buy a stock, at least the company has some assets. This is just computer code and a bit of art. Like if you buy a stock, like if I buy Coca-Cola or something, at least some of it's driven by speculators, but some portion has to be on whether or not they sell Coca-Cola.

Yeah. They sell a lot of drinks. That's a service. It's a good, you know, it's a product. Some portion of the stock price is dependent on the performance of the good or service being done. But with a coin, it's not even really a coin. It's just digitized. There's no service. There's no good. It's just whether or not you think other people. It's like Beanie Babies. Like it's completely based on hype or whether you think other suckers will buy it from you for more than what you bought it for. And it doesn't have any value. It's not, it's not even like baseball cards, just still somewhat based on the performance of the player, the card you got, right? He had to do a thing. But with Bitcoin and Ethereum and all these other things, well, Ethereum you can use as gas. So it has a small like service, I guess. But all these coins, it's just a, it's just complete Ponzi scheme. Like you got to get in and sell it before everyone else does, which is why it's like a religion. And they want everyone else to buy them because they're holding them and they need them to buy them so they can sell them. It's really, it's, it's, it's, it's amazing. Pumping and dumping, sucking the public in and running away with the money themselves. These things are completely worthless folks. All it is is computer code and some logo. Absolute crap.

There's no assets backing it up. It's, it's like, yeah, it's like, yeah. They make it all convoluted and act like you're rebelling against fractional reserve banking in the federal reserve and blah, blah, blah. I'm like, no, you're not. Because you buy it with, with dollars or pounds and you sell it for dollars or pounds. That doesn't matter. You might as well invest in some oceanic real estate in the Terramar project. Zuckerberg's virtual real estate metaverse property. Why don't you buy a star and say that now I bought this star. It's now named after me. They sell stars because there's billions of them, right? Like, oh yeah, that's mine. An acres on the moon. It's like, uh, there is this American Indian named, uh, red knife. And he said, they were talking about how this lands ours up. He's like, no, it isn't like, I live here. And he said, what's next? Are you going to sell the clouds? The whole concept was like, you can't sell dirt. You can't sell clouds. You can't sell the water that belongs to everybody. You're like, it's whoever is using it. Whatever. But they're like, but you're not even here. How can you own this and then live way over there?

Like who, who gave you the rights? Yeah. When you get, when you get in pitched investments, folks, ask yourself, why are these people pitching these investments, selling these things to me? If they are such a good investment, right? They're selling them to you because they think you are a sucker and they want to take your money from you. They want everybody in the same thing as them so that they can get rid of theirs and offload it to you. And somebody, you know, it's like somebody listening right now probably has a room full of beanie babies. They got all these $50 bears thinking the price would just double forever. And it doesn't, of course. Because it was all based on the assumption of I can sell this for more later. And eventually you can't. And somebody's just left with their ding dong in the wind. You know, like, uh-oh, I got this thing and it turns out I can't sell. It's like when you buy a house, you should buy a house because that's where you want to live and you want to live there and use it. Don't buy it just to sell it later because you might not be able to or you might not be able to get the price you think you can get. You should treat a home as a place you live, not simply as a commodity. Because if everybody starts doing them as commodities, then housing becomes unaffordable to everybody.

SpaceX, Anthropik, OpenAI, these are going to be some of the biggest shakedowns of public money we've seen in the history of the world. Because all the insiders are about to sell all the inside earnings, the shares, to pension funds, et cetera, force them to buy them. Trillions and trillions of dollars of public money so these insiders can get out. This is massive. It's all about to have them starting this month with SpaceX. Yeah. And all the hype will be, oh, look, it's Elon Musk, big, big, giant, super duper company. You should get in on it. It's a very high risk. Like, people should try to make money from working instead of from gambling. How about that? Make money from labor, you know, or invest in something that really builds something. But these get-rich-quick schemes often fail. Otherwise, everyone would do them. And you just, there aren't any shortcuts. SpaceX is expected to debut on the NASDAQ on June 12, 2026, under the ticker SPCX, at a price of $135 per share, valuing the company at almost $2 trillion. And they ain't making anything. They're losing billions.

That's a change in NASDAQ's rules to make an exception so this company could float because it was in violation of the previous rules. Two-tiered justice. Crazy. It goes for white-collar stuff, too. Ryan, have you finished on a rant? Because there's tons of questions that have come in. I could start on the questions. Or do you still have more on a rant? I mean, that's endless. It just goes on and on. Like, specifically, you could go over each golf country. But we'll do the Q&A. All right. Here we go, then. So, a few people are asking about the Albanians rebelling against this. Oh, against Kushner? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What do you think of that? Here we go. Banker and co. Are attempting piracy in Albania with their own island. Will they get away with it? What do you think about what's happening in Albania? Apparently, they had asset freezer. I don't know if that'll be temporary or permanent. But the outrage is real. The Kushners want to be Epstein so bad. But he can't hold his jockstrap. Like, his father is a real estate agent as well. So is Mark Epstein, by the way. He did a honey trap and got busted immediately. He tried to get some police officers, the old school brothers, to get a high-end prostitute for one of his employees and his brother-in-law. They did. Or they didn't. So he had to get it himself. And he tried to blackmail him. His sister's like, I don't care. Show the tape of the world. I'm still suing you. And the reason Charles Kushner's sister, Mary, was suing him is because he made all these shell companies. He put some of them in his siblings' names so he could get around campaign finance laws so he could bribe Governor McGreevey of New Jersey. Because the governor of New Jersey is who gets to appoint the chairman of the Port Authority. The Port Authority gets to give out contracts to himself, you know, in New York and New Jersey, which included the World Trade Centers, by the way. It all fell apart. Governor McGreevey had a homosexual lover named Golan Sipal out of Israel. But the thing is, like, he went to jail. His son couldn't even get into Harvard without bribes. Neither could his brother. While Epstein's a college dropout, gets billions of dollars. Like, he's got all manner of ladies of the night, you could say. Didn't really go to jail even after he graped a 14-year-old. He just gets his six-day week work leave. Da-da-da-da-da. So, Kushner, he's trying to buy an island. Epstein had two islands. And property in New Mexico and Paris and Ohio and New York and Florida. Da-da-da-da. Oh, he's, like, watered-down Epstein.

They're, like, he's the new Epstein. I'm, like, no. No, he's, he's, like, Epstein-lite. Like, he gets caught immediately. Hey, Vodka Trump. Like, they really, they really are detached from reality. Oh, let's go buy an island and develop it in Albania. Uh-uh. You guys, you know how much profiteering they did? Kushner, the lesser, Jared Kushner, got $2 billion for Saudi Arabia for nothing. He did, he gave them no return. It's supposed to be pay-to-play. It's access to Trump and Vance. He did nothing. I mean, they're all little shysters. They're all profiteering shamelessly, like Hunter Biden level. And Trump, you know, they're all guilty of it. Lutnick, Howard Lutnick, another Epstein guy, they're just shameless profiteers. And the fact that the President of the United States did two meme coin rug pulls, plus, like, this fake gold phone, and these dumb, like, boomer ever Trumpers fall for all of it. Like, oh, no, he's going to America first. Yeah, right. You've got a few people asking if they should stock up on noodles. They're Epstein firsters. A few people asking if they should stock up on noodles because there's going to be global famine because of the Iran closure of the strait, high oil prices, et cetera. What do you think? Well, if you live in one of the Gulf countries, it's going to get ugly. You might want to get some ramen or something. If you live in, like, a first world country, like East Asia or something, you already have noodles. If you live in a third world country like the United Kingdom, you might want to get – you're not going to have starvation, but you're going to have price hikes. I guess you will. The homeless will starve. So half of London. But it's just going to be expensive.

But it's not like there's going to be no food. But, you know, who would eat London food anyway? Get some noodle just because it's edible. Let's prefer American Fruit Loops. Yeah. All right. So is it pride that holds Trump from pulling out or is it BB? Both. But it's BB. But he is definitely an egomaniac. And this is the other thing. He hates Obama so much because Obama made fun of him at that White House dinner. He's like, you'll never be president. Everyone laughed at him. And Trump's just like, revenge will be mine. He doesn't want to – he hates it. It's called the Obama deal, right? The Iran deal. And that's exactly what he needs. He's like, it's not the Obama deal. Our deal is way better than his deal. It's the Obama deal. That's what you want. You wanted to limit uranium enrichment and this and that. That's what you had. You tore it up. You said it was a terrible deal. And now look at you. The straits closed and you're never getting that uranium. Iran is – the Iranian public would riot if Iran gave their uranium up. Now they see it as a giant middle finger to empire.

It's not happening. There is no deal. The only way you get a deal is Trump would have to swallow his pride. He'd have to capitulate to Iran's demands. Remove your golf presence, lift sanctions, lift assets, and tell Israel to knock it off in Lebanon. He can't do it. So this whole thing is going to be settled in the battlefield. I think I would put a 0% chance of a deal where he gets rid of uranium and all the things he wants. Not going to happen. And I don't think he's going to give Iran what they want either until it gets a lot worse. And this is what Iran is banking on. Okay. You know what softens up negotiators? Pain. And that's coming. Jane wants to know, what happens if Trump takes a dirt nap now while everything is being blown up? J.D. Vance would be president. Oh, Palantir. Palantir takes over completely. Oh, man. Yeah. That's not good either. The memes would be great, though. He would be more reasonable of, like, saying, okay, we won and leave. Oh, God. That would be awful. Kool-Aid is asking, didn't the U.S.

start the war in Iraq to retrieve a holy artifact? The U.S. is trying to find something in Iran. It's about oil or nukes. I think all the holy artifacts got raided, didn't they? They raided a lot of ancient artifacts, some of them holy to some people, but a lot of them just got destroyed. They did that in Syria, too, in Palmyra and in Afghanistan with these ancient Buddhist statues and things just got completely blown up. All this Zoroastrian artwork and pottery and whatnot and some of the old things from very old Christian artifacts, very old Muslim, all destroyed. But God's chosen lunatics don't care. They lie about history. They lie about theology. And they love to destroy archaeology because archaeology gives the actual human story, which is very divergent from the Judaic version of reality, where, you know, that was their land for 3,000 years and all that, even though they don't show up to the Hellenistic period. No, they did not walk through the Red Sea and there was no Exodus. There is no King David. There was no King Solomon. Adam and Eve is copied from Sumerians. Like, all these stories, Noah's Ark is Gilgamesh. Like, they didn't even make their own theology. Stole it from other neighbors. They love to blow up these artifacts. But they went to war in Iraq the first time in 91 because he was, Scud missiles could reach Israel. And Saddam Hussein was supporting Palestinians and they saw him as the greater threat. They went to war again in 2003 because Saddam Hussein had enough for the law of a food program and he was rearming and he could reach Israel. And the first thing they did was they took out the Western airfields that were in range of Israel. And he was talking about having a Baptist party and pan-Arabism, sort of like Nasser had done before. They did not want that. They wanted to divide and conquer. They took them out. They always desired Iran, too, but it was just less doable. And they figured next has to be Syria because that cuts the land bridge between Iran and Hezbollah. And once Syria is taken, they want Lebanon. And so they're going into Lebanon. What they did not factor in, though, was, yes, Syria was very important as land access so Iran could get supplies to Hezbollah. They have to go through Iraq and Syria. But Hezbollah was no longer reliant on ballistic missiles and all these complex components because they can just make drones and they can build those themselves. They don't need to buy them from Iran. So that land bridge became significantly less important because what is what is killing all these Israeli soldiers right now? Drones. FPV drones over and over again. So Anna's asking, will the lizard royal family prevail in the UK through William becoming king? I think William might become king. He's got he'd be next in line, I suppose.

Charles getting up there in age. They're not lizards. They're just weird. Yeah, I kind of like lizards and geckos and stuff. I don't I don't want to diss on them and call them royals. You know, but these are they, you know, they're they're they're weird. Some of them are gingers. They're they're in eugenics and all this silly, you know, pseudoscience. And I just it's bad. Like as an American, I'm like, what king of what, you know, you guys still have divine right of kings. We agreed with Thomas Paine, just got rid of that. Like, yeah, you do it on a toilet, too. You know, the king still sits on a toilet like anyone else. There's no divine bloodline. It wasn't appointed by God or any of that. When will the masses understand they are destroying our planet? We are killing each other. Meanwhile, they are drinking champagne and ready to hide in their bunkers, folks. When there's nuclear World War three. Yeah, they drink champagne as they send the plebs to go kill each other. And nothing really like puts an exclamation point on that more than Ukraine and Russia. You look how many houses does Zelensky have. And Putin's a billionaire, too. Both of them.

But who's dying in the snow fields? Regular Ukrainians and Russians, right? Just regular teenager, 20 something year old people shooting at each other. If they were to meet in a pub or something, they'd probably get along. If they didn't know, you know, but they're there just blowing the bloody guts out of each other for the wealthy. So that, you know, either either Russia can take the Donbass or Ukraine can oppress the Donbass. The people who live in Donbass did vote to join Russia, but they just, yeah, they're drinking champagne and you're just getting pain. And that's, you know, normally how war is, is little people fighting the little people while the rich people go to their ballrooms. And Trump wants a new ballroom. Let them eat cake. So Kitty Cat's saying, what about this thing in Congress that just merged the U.S. military with the IDF? Well, it hasn't happened yet, but it's 242 and that's what it will do. And it probably is going to happen. And it's in the next NDAA, the National Defense Authorization Act.

They squeeze it in here and Netanyahu's the one that wrote it. Because support for Israel in the United States is like got a Bitcoin graph. It's just going down, down, down. So they wanted to make it a partnership because they're afraid military aid could end. And I tell you, if you end all aid to Israel, that's it. Because that's what they use to bribe the Congress and pay for AIPAC. And I think the nexus of the whole gambit relies on their foreign aid, which is always forgiven loans. So they put it in the national, like you can't just block the entire NDAA. This is why you need a line item veto to get rid of that. Now, Massey has made an amendment to strike out that clause. They were not doing this. You cannot pay, use our budget to prop up a foreign military, any foreign military, especially the terrorists in Israel. That they're even attempting this shows you how much power Israel and the Israel lobby has. So I think the report they're referring to that Pepe Escobar and Larry C. Johnson do have a source that has been reliable and some other things out of Pakistan that has said Iran has at least a nuke. And they might even do a nuclear test. So they'd leave the non-proliferation treaty first. Sorry, I had a little brain fog there. They'd leave that. I've been doing these interviews all day. They'd leave that first.

There won't be a deal. And, you know, I kind of disagree. Like if they secretly have a bomb, it would be in their interest to leave that as a question mark more than it would be to test it. Because as it is now, they're winning this war. They can win this war of attrition just with ballistic missiles and what they've been doing and closing the strait and all the things I said. If you do a nuclear test, which threatens the other side using its nukes, that's about the only way you can lose. So, like, why would you roll the dice on that when you could just not do that and already win? But do they have one? This source believes they do. But will they test one? I don't think so. Because there's nothing to gain from it. We're at the hour, Ryan. Do you want to get some rest? Yeah. I do want to say a couple things. I'm making a new film. It's on the RFK assassination. Kind of decided that last night, right before all this stuff happened. The reason he was, it was the anniversary of his death 35 years ago. It was on June 5th.

Slightly, like, at midnight. You know, I argue the next day. But I don't know who else can do it. So I said, all right, I'm going to make this. I'm going to make some Kennedy films, starting with Robert, since his son is in office right now. Then I'll do the big one. JFK after that is the plan. And so I got that at givescingo.com slash RFK. If you want to put some shekels in there. We already got past 6% in one day. That's pretty good. So that's my next big project. We did new Mac. We did the giant 9-11 film. These are all free. And I've done some earlier films on the Trump administration, the Biden administration, the Syrian war. And this one's going to be on the everything basically that they said they were going to release. Right. Epstein files, 9-11 files, RFK, JFK. I'm like, all right, let's do RFK. Get that one done. So I hope you guys will appreciate this one when I'm finished with it and donate if you can. Definitely. All right. And don't forget the brilliant tops. There's all kinds of stuff at the store, not just this. Got a hoodie, too. If you live in Australia where it's cold now, you can get the hoodie version if you're way down south or way north. We've even got baby Ziggy, well, toddler Ziggy now decked out in the Dawson University attire.

So check that out as well. What's great about selling the kids is they outgrow them so fast and you've got to keep getting stuff. Client for life. Dawson University. I don't know how interested the European audience is in this, but we are doing every Monday Native American history, my brother and I, getting it. It's kind of fascinating stuff. And it does sort of serve as a microcosm of imperialist expansion everywhere. You can see that in Latin America, Middle East, wherever, but we're doing that. And I do World War II stuff on Sundays and the rest of the time recently has been either Epstein or this Iran conflict. It eats up all my time. I've been slacking off on Ukraine, but I feel like other people are doing that. You know, you know, I defer to them. You can't do them all. Dawson merch guaranteed to hold its value more than Trump and Melania coins. That's right. It definitely will hold it. It's definitely more than a Trump coin. The only thing you don't have to put together in the 9-11 puzzle is the Muhammad Atta passport, folks. That's intact. Oh, yeah. They're indestructible. It was Zaid Al Jara's passport. Oh, was it? That's why I'm saying make the body armor out of U.S. passports. That's what they should do.

This is how we get the straight up in Trump. We just take the destroyer and cover it in passports. Go right into horrors. Missiles bouncing off of it, you know. In fact, all the boats around us will kill themselves. All right, brother. You can go get some rest, man. I know it's late, though. Thank you for coming on. Speak soon. Cheers, man. Cheers. Thank you. Anytime, Sean. Bye-bye. Well, at least we started on a dark note, finished on some laughter. That was good, folks. This is not my only show today. There's Ryan's self. This is not my only show today. I'm back with Epstein survivor, Ashley Rubright. Not been on the channel before. She's coming on 4 p.m. UK, which is exactly four hours from now. And then at 4 p.m. UK tomorrow, we've got Glenn Deason. He's doing phenomenal on Iran war. He's going to be coming on to do more on Iran, but also talk about the Maxwell-Mosad pipeline. I've been watching him on Nima, Danny Haifong's channel for ages. So glad. He's coming on. And then on the 10th, MKUltra and Epstein's dark network with Chase Hughes, who's got a lot, a big following. All right.

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