NDAA Section 1217: All 50 Republicans Vote YES on US-Israel Defense Merger by @theouterlight on 3Speak
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Hi, this is Ed, back here again with another video. Shout out to everybody on Patreon and Subscribe, thank you so much for your support. Let's just get right into it here. So a lot of news to talk about in this video, of course, the big news is that in regarding the merging of the United States military and intelligence apparatus, the military industrial complex, with Israel, that has been halted due to the Democrats actually holding it up. Now, it's apparently going to come back in a few weeks. It'll likely pass at that particular stage. That's my guess. I have no idea. But a lot of people were asking the question, how could every or 50 Republican senators vote for it? And that was, you know, they needed 60 votes in the House there. and they didn't quite have enough. So you have 50 Republican senators voting to advance the NDAA with Section 1217. 1217 is a part about the merger between the United States and Israeli military and intelligence apparatus. Now, this is interesting because the main benefactors of this is, of course, Israel. A lot of the R&D, you would say, as in the United States research and development, whether for all this or not, is on the United States side with huge billions and billions, but Israel's going to share likely in the patent of the work, you know, the output of that, right? A lot of that stuff, Israel's going to share in the patents and things like that. Now, remember Pollard from the 80s who, you know, Marianne Adelson, who donated basically $300 million to Donald Trump, she actually put Pollard, the spy that served like 30 years inside an American jail for spying and giving stealing secrets from the US, then giving them and selling them to China and giving them to Israel. So he literally took secrets and done that, and for that he went to jail. Now remember that, in regarding that, a lot of this information now is going to just flow back and forward, and if you have one case, so the flow was Pollard gave it to the Israelis, and the Israelis sold it to the Chinese. So that's just showing you that specific architecture. Now, we'll hear one, a former CIA agent, talk about this a bit later in a little bit, but... you are going to literally merge services, and the United States intelligence services, a few months back, they listed Israel as one of the biggest potential threats in regarding, you know, passing on classified information. It's an interesting situation. So anyway, every, well, 50, I'd just say, members of the Republican Senate voted for this. And, you know, there's a lot of names that you'd expect, like Ted Cruz, as you can see there from Texas. But there's also other names, such as Rand Paul, who voted for the merger as well. Strangely enough, today, Rand Paul tweeted this. This is after this vote at which he got all this criticism. He says, disobedience is the true foundation of liberty. The obedient must be slaves. slaves. So, um, what does that mean? It's a very cryptic thing in regarding him, uh, voting for it. I mean, a lot of his base thought he would, you know, he would, uh, not be interested in this, right? Owen Soroya said this, what happened under the Trump administration today? Trump says we need data centers. interesting because all of these data centers, if there's a merger, a lot, as I've said, a lot of the traffic and intelligence collection of just public information, biometrics, you know, data from VPNs actually is in Israel. Everything passes through there. All the VPNs, I believe, a lot of the VPNs, okay, excluding maybe Malvid. a few other smaller VPNs, that's just my guess, maybe they do as well. I have no idea, but to my guess, that is literally the shape of things. So Trump says we need new data centers. So you invest trillions of dollars from the economy, BlackRock, and all those, and then you can launder it out because... Those of Israeli firms might need huge data centers in order. I'm just speculating in order to store information or place information or whatever the case is. Well, they have access to them, and they didn't even have to build them because of a merger. That's what I assume if you step it out what will happen. New CDC Director supports MRNA injections. As she stated, the other day in Time magazine, in her interview, talking about how she doesn't want science to go backwards. Look at the strange Gorgon's not that all of this is in, right? They are all saying there's no evidence. It's science, it's mathematics, the MRNA, even though there's tons of research now to Japan, millions and millions in terms of the sample side, which they've extracted this data in. shown vaccinated versus unvaccinated. All of this information doesn't matter, does not matter. Information, as Yuri said, in that famous video, is talking about ideological subversion, the XKGB, expert on propaganda, mind control, things of that nature, stating in that. late, I think it was late 80s or early 90s clip there where he's being interviewed talking about you can shower people with information. It's meaningless. It just bounces off their heads. That's where we are now. It doesn't matter if you have evidence of anything. Evidence doesn't even matter. That's what the new world is today. Evidence doesn't matter. You can be Donald Trump and you can say, you can have Telsi Gabbard say that Iran is, you know, years, 10 years or as not, doesn't have the capabilities to make a nuclear weapon. At the stage, she's the head of director of, you know, national intelligence. Okay, so she collects all the information. She has reports sent to her from all facets of the intelligence communities. She states that's not happening, doesn't matter. Donald Trump says that, you know, it's still happening. Donald Trump says, because he went out to his Palantir device from Lord of the Rings or whatever, the company as well, Palantir, obviously, he's bankrolling, but goes out to his crystal ball and sees it, or he dreamed it, or maybe he was out there playing golf, and he's seen an apparition. Whatever your opinion is, I don't know if they're making or not, I assume that Iran already has nuclear weapons, you know, trying to ship them in by train or whatever the case is, or flew them in. It's kind of ridiculous. If nuclear weapons exist. I know that's a strange statement, but if they do exist, then they have them. Right, they are, they're, um, I might be blowing out my mic, let me just turn down my level a little bit here. Hopefully that's better for listeners. So, they have one, right? It have to be ridiculous, it's ridiculous to think they don't. But the director on National Challenge and says, oh, they don't have it, or it don't have capable, it doesn't matter. That's why evidence doesn't matter anymore. It's just whoever can scream the loudest, i .e., the translation from that, is whoever has the most sophisticated propaganda. So all it means, propaganda is legalized in the United States against us people like it is nearly in any country now. Even if it wasn't legalized, the, you know, the blowback, the spill, or whatever from allied propaganda is the same thing. Everyone's just... propagandized, right? We're all under a form of sophisticated, multi -layered mind control in order to affect our decision making and turn us into little vehicles that can be driven. Anyway, Owen Stroyer says, new CDC director supports MRI injection, so nothing moved on that front at all. If anything, it's the apparatus that's responsible for MRNA technology and this complete disaster has been solidified and rewarded to the tune of billions of dollars and promotions. What happened to Fauci? It's kind of funny, isn't it, that they... say, or at least this evidence Tulsi Gabbard does, at least she released something, which said this about Fauci after the statute of limitations expired, so there's nothing they could do anyway. Plus, he got a pardon. That's why anything that Donald Trump does, he'll just pardon everyone for it. So, the House votes, and this is the United States, obviously, to merge military with Israel, we went over that. It didn't go through, it's been held up by, but when it comes back, in a couple of weeks or a week, or whenever they pull it back, it'll likely pass then. Pentagon says Iran war costs $100 billion. Costs more than that. Okay, it costs way more than that. Joe Kent had this to say, as the war in Iran escalates, it's critical to remember the role Israel played in drawing us into the mess. Israel convinced Trump that assassinating the Ayatollah would result in a swift US victory similar to the removal of Maduro and Venezuela. Now, despite the obvious and concerning security and sovereignty implications, our Congress is trying to merge the military with Israel, so he had that to say on the topic. Whether for it or against it, that is how it's been received in the United States. However, as Aaron Sroyo points out, this is Department of War, says, are you trusting the plan, Patriots? Question mark, American flag, trust the plan. The Marine is saluting Donald Trump as he gets off Marine 1. And I swear to say, so am I supposed to believe in Q now, or what exactly are we doing here? Well, as I noted months ago, Donald Trump's openly, posting Q memes. Even if you believe in Q or not, you must, I mean, if you believe in Q, you must be kind of suspect about all this, when you see something like the Department of War tweeting it and using it as a device, it does make you wonder, doesn't it? Okay? To me, when I see that, it's like straight out of some kind of science fiction dystopia or something. I mean, that's why when I read a science fiction novel or watch a science fiction TV show, the layers of complexity in regarding that to the real world, it's just nothing compares. Everything seems tame. That might be why a lot of movies are also one vector as well as the other overall overall demoralization and decay which is installed into them in order to break people's spirit because, of course, everyone's spirit has to be broken. When I look at them, the complexity is not there. It's not complex enough for me. I'm talking about how the schemes are. Like, there's so many schemes and angles being worked. It's like that movie Carlito's Way that starred Al Pacino, which is... which I remember is a rather good movie. And he's always talking about the angles that are being worked on the streets. Like, a lot of this kind of stuff seems like some kind of street angle, but like so many layers to it. You don't actually see how you're being worked or conned until you, after you get out the door, go home, and then you figure out, hey, does that company, I just paid all that money to exist? well, maybe a month down the line after they've cashed the checks, actually. You know, the angle is so, everything's an angle, and that's what's been worked here. I mean, you can see it plainly, but it's kind of like after you've been conned, you can see it in hindsight. It's difficult to see, it would have been difficult to see a year ago. So Majorie Taylor Green had this to say, every Republican senator voted to merge our military with Israel's military. The most American, last thing they could possibly do selling our military out to a foreign country, it's absolute treason and betrayal. Now, being an objective reporter, well, I'm not a reporter, what am I? Some person that talks on the internet? What is that? A loser? Is that what did I am? Am I just a loser? A paranoid loser? Okay. So, for paranoid losers like me, who are, like, scouting out all kinds of things, to be paranoid about, which I think is fair in this world, obviously. This year, I only just figured out that I might not believe in nuclear weapons. I'm not sure if that helps me. Majori Taylor Green, they did this, it's absolute treason and betrayal. So this is a word I've seen repeated over and over and over again by everybody. Everybody. I don't ever seen anybody that wasn't getting a paycheck. Outside people that are getting direct paychecks. I'm sure John Posobic thinks that, you know, this is fantastic. Maybe you do too. But the words I seen being used were treason and betrayal quite a lot. So you can judge for yourselves on that, of course. Now here is where a CIA officer was being interviewed by Patrick Bette Davis. And I'll show you an interesting thing here, but let's play some of this video. I'll stop it here and there, but let's play a little bit of it here. I'm going to give you four countries. to be paranoid about which of them would you give you the biggest percentage all the way to the smallest? So you have these four categories. You have Islam. So within Islam, we have IRGC, Qatar, just include all of them. We have Israel, because you know Israel is also coming up a lot of different places. Then we have China, and we have Russia. Where does your paranoia lie the most for the next 10 years with these four different? countries as well as Islam. Just rank him in order and give like 45% would be Islam, you know, 25 would be this. Yeah, so China takes the massive chunk of pie for me. China is the number one strategic threat to the United States. What did you put on China? 50%. Okay. Islam, I gave 5%. I'm not worried about Islam. There are other countries that need to worry about Islam, but we're not one of them. Russia, I gave 20%, and then Israel I gave 25%. So I am actually saying we should be more... So what I'm going to do here is I'm going to show you something else that is within this, right? First of all, of course, the statistic there is, and he goes on about this, but this, you know, this individual is a CIA agent who had a big massive, famous for having that disagreement with John Kiriaki, where they're kind of like yelling at each other. I think it was on Julie's... No, it was on... I can't remember whose podcast, but one of the big podcasts where they're both on. But he runs, so here we, let's go back a little bit, so you hear it, I'll just play it, sorry to interrupt, let's just play it, but it is six minutes, so I won't play all of it. We're not one of them. Russia, I gave 20%, and then Israel I gave 25%, so I am actually saying we should be more paranoid of Israel than Russia. and Islam, five times Islam. Five times Islam. Let's start off with Islam first, and we'll go to Israel. Why did you put Islam the lowest out of all them at 5%? I don't see Islam as a threat to the United States, and that's what I was seeing it as. Paranoid to me, right? What am I paranoid? It's not Islam. Islam is so, it's difficult for them to reach us with any significance. When they reach us, it's difficult for them to bypass our security systems, whether they're cybersecurity systems, police systems, border security systems, etc. Meanwhile, Israel actually has... the ability to drag us into all sorts of shit that actually does impact us. We are all paying more money for oil right now because of Israel. We are all suffering under an international outcry against American leadership because of Israel. The whole world questions whether or not the president of the United States is even making his own decisions or whether he's the puppet of Israel. So Israel has an incredible ability to frustrate... and put us in quagmire that Islam just doesn't have. Okay, so what's the worst thing that Israel could do to us? Go a little further, so because you put 25%, that's a real threat. You put a bigger than Russia on Islam, so what are some things that could do to us? So I'm not worried about Israel sending a bomb into New York. If that's what you're worried about, we're worried about different things. Israel could easily launch a false flag operation that... sends us into a war. They can have an Israeli who poses as a Palestinian who goes in and causes some kind of crazy shit in Syria, and now all of a sudden the entire United States is engaged in Syria because of something that Israel set up is a false flag, and that is something that the Mossad does all the time. They do it very well, very eloquently. They already selectively share intelligence with the United States, and the reason you selectively tell and share intelligence is to create the opportunity for misdirection or malintent. So Israel's already involved in these kinds of operations at a very high success rate. That's what I'm concerned about. I'm concerned about them backstabbing the United States. I'm concerned about them undermining our national interest. I'm concerned about them choosing, like they did with Iran, to escalate rhetoric about a certain issue that's more important to them than it is to us that then goes on to affect us. Okay, perfect. So then the infiltration of Islam, some say, to EU and what's happening to a lot of those countries, UK, you know, Germany, you're seeing it all over the place, and to the point where documentary, I mean, Rupert Lowe did a paper, the 250,000, you know, stories of girls being raped in UK, 87 % being Pakistanis and Muslims. and then seeing what's going on in U .S. right now with New York City, Mamdani wins, his three individuals that also want. So that's not going into the financial capital of the world in the states. Do you have any concern of them? They're infiltrating the United States in the future. So here, this is another thing I think I think is very interesting, right? Islam is the only thing on this list that's not a nation state. It is. It's a religion. That's right. I'm not worried about a religion. Okay, so let me just break in there. Notice what Patrick Bet Davis does here. He states that all the Islamic immigrants, illegal, refugees, whatever the case is, from all around the world, from Syria, whatever the cases, they're all poured into there. So, I had to pause it there for a second. There was a bug that came in. I'd take care of it. Otherwise, it's going to be, it's going to buzz around or something. But, so you see what Patrick Bet Davis says there. He says the 200,000 rapes and things like this, which is extremely serious. Or the hundreds of thousands, millions and millions of people pouring into all of these countries systematically, right, all at the same time, which by itself points to a conspiracy. But here's the thing. No blame. has ever put on the governments for any of this. You wouldn't have 250,000 assaults if the police were doing their job. Clearly, they were let to do whatever they want. So he's using that as an example, even though it's the government's responsibility. It's the governments that caused that. It's the governments that opened up all the borders and let anybody in without any kind of screening. There's a huge, there's obviously there's a difference between a family coming in wanting to create the best life possible, hardworking, you know, good -hearted people. They would make great neighbors, right? We all know who these kinds of people are. It doesn't matter where they come from in the world. The good people. There's a difference between that and someone that comes out of a, you know, a Syrian psychiatric facility or something like that, and it's crazy, and they've put on a train and said to send to Europe and just get rid of them. right? Well, Syria is kind of like, you know, it's obviously a lot of that's caused by the war and all these other types of things that happened. But no responsibility in that equation at all, none, that actually has, you know, part of that equation being the government's responsibility. I don't like using just the government because it's actually individuals within that umbrella that is their responsibility, as it is to protect its citizenry, to protect not only the people that are alive, but protect their way of life into the future. They've betrayed every single, every single element of that. But none of the blame from Patrick Bet Davis is there. None of it ends up in that area. No, it's the the fact that it's just a blanket term, it's Islam, right? It's Islam. Right now you have people that are…