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Thought Crime Live w/ Steven Douglas Whitener — Beyond The Official Narrative with Richard Kary, March 11, 2026 Hour 2. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
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And Welcome You're listening to Republic Broadcasting Network app Republic Broadcasting.org Our two of the broadcast here on this Wednesday the 11th of March 2026 I'm your host, Richard Carrey And this is beyond The official narrative We're joined by Mr. Steven Douglas Whitener And we're catching a bit more of this analysis from Mr. Scott Ritter And this again was just dropped By the interviewer just about like four hours ago So that's Let's hear more of what Insights he has lastly
Those Steven before that His last comment saying that there is a way To open the straight-of-form moves By the West with brute force And in the ways he was starting to go into there I don't know, do you have any commentary on that Before we continue 80, 80,000 Marines That's I don't see that happening But these people Don't have a slowdown You don't have a slow Slowdown gear clutch Even to change gears at this point You know Some of the others are considering That's a ridiculous proposition He's not for this war, he's not on the side of the regime No, I know But I just don't think that It is certainly hasn't been planned for But a huge And how would you, I mean there I don't see how they Could do that without a huge, huge false flag To raise the masses up
So I don't think that's possible at this point Thank you Well here, let's continue Folks We can extend an air bridge over it And the Iranians couldn't touch it You can do that It'll cost you It'll be very heavy And we don't have the resources available right now You know, so That's a time You know, time intensive thing And still once you get there You'll be vulnerable to Iranian ballistic missiles You may not get, you know, Iranians able to push you with troops Your air supremacy will be able to hold back At a concerted ground effort And you should be able to push back against most local threats But we don't have a solution to To ballistic missiles And we don't have a solution to your drones And so we would just now be parking ourselves And on Iranian territory trying to Force ships through
The Iranians will still on occasion Target a ship And those to start pounding And the Iraqs becomes a problem You've got to put 80,000 guys insure in Iran And you got to support it if you got to sustain it You know, poor facilities Those poor facilities will be under, you know, underdress So, and, and again, we just don't have the Marines to do that We would have to redirect a lot of marine manpower And bring an amphibious shipping that would be vulnerable And it would take months to do this And meanwhile, the international economy is going to collapse well before that on the part of the United States and on the part of France that they have about. The US is always bragged that they could open up the straight arm moves anytime they wanted to. And the Iranians have always said that that's a pipe dream and so far it appears that it's a pipe dream that Iran can shut this thing down. There's not a damn thing that the United States can do to open it up in the inclusion of France and to the war mix. I think only weekends the case for for his France has zero military capacity. It's meaningful and French involvement with the
United States was complicate planning. So again, the games that match the Iran they plan to think out better than we have. The fact that we're sitting here talking about this that day 12 means we didn't consider it on day one, which means we're making it up as we go along. Where the Iranians are on their war plan. They are constrained to their war plan. They've thought this thing through. John Boyd, a famous colonel, you know, talks about getting inside the enemy's decision-making cycle. He talks about the Moodle loop. I'm sure you're familiar with the Udalupe Observatory at Decide Act. Well, the Iranians are inside the American decision-making cycle. We've changed our war plan five, six times. They on the other hand haven't changed theirs at all. They're sticking to it. We are reacting to them. They are driving, they're in the driver's seat. They're the ones, you know, and initiating the action where reacting. When you're reacting, you're losing. You need to be in charge. You need to be the one precipitating action, getting the enemy to react. The Iranians are in charge. We are reacting
to them. We are going to lose. If we're talking about putting ground troops into the theater to open up the street or remove, it means we hadn't considered that as an option early on, which means we've done zero logistical planning for this. So, no, it's just not going to happen any time soon. What are the war plans going from here? What are the cards that the U.S. can play? Because it looked as if in absence of its own ground troops, it could get Kurds armed. Then there were some reports to see I had already done this, but now reports comes from the Kurds suggesting that they they're not going to do this. As in Bajan looked like it was going to be pulled in, but instead of retaliating against what was allegedly an Iranian drone, they're now sending humanitarian aid instead. And, you know, Linsagram, he threatened Saudi Arabia with consequences, unless they would join in on the fight, because they don't want to fight Iran directly either. I guess a lot of their infrastructure is quite vulnerable. So, what does this, I guess, what cards are there to play?
As you know, how short is the U.S. on ammunition here? We have plenty of dumb bombs. We have some kits that can be attached to them, so we can drop laser-gotten munitions, but we've been supplying Israel. How do you think Israel leveled Gaza? So, there's a finite level of these sets. We're running out of standoff precision missiles, which means future strikes would require aircraft to actually penetrate the Iranian airspace. Iran has held back on its air defense. They've retained a significant portion of it, and if we start penetrating the air defense, I think you can start seeing air defense ambushes, and we'll start losing aircraft, which is going to be problematic, because then we have to rescue pilots, which could come as search and rescue team. They could go down, we get a
black Hawk down, Persians down. It's just a bad look all around. We are running out of precision standoff weapons, they're very expensive, and again, anybody knowing anything would have said, we don't have enough. We're going to run out of cruise missiles. We're fired enough to kill a bunch of children, but we haven't retained enough to sustain this conflict. So, you know, the next steps are just to blow up more things. I mean, that's where General Kane said, that's the only option we have is to blow up more things. That's all President Trump can threaten to do to blow up more things. We don't even know what they're blowing up, though, again, if we've shown so much confusion in our initial wave of our attack, where we should have the best intelligence possible, and yet we put out of four places targeted in the Minab Naval Facility 2, where we're empty warehouses. One was a hospital. One was a school. 50% of our targets were illegal under a law of war. It makes you wonder what the percentages that we're striking today that are illegal. We will never know, because
the PTECSF closed down the units responsible for screening targets to make sure that they were not civilian in nature. But now as we become more and more desperate, we're just going to start expanding the target deck. If we bomb 5,000 targets, and that Trump says we're going to bomb more, where are they going to come from? What targets are they? Who's making these targets? Making decisions. This is AI-driven. How many homes are we going to strike? How many schools are we going to strike? How many hospitals are we going to strike? How many mosques are we going to strike? And the answer is a lot, because this now has become literally a war, you know, cultural genocide. That's what the United States will be. We're not going to win. The Iranians are not going to blink. I mean, I'm sure you have studied, at least peripherally, the strategic air campaign during the Second World War against Germany. And your cognizant of the reality that it didn't achieve the strategic results they wanted to achieve. The German production actually went up. It became more efficient. And the will of the German people to resist was not broken
by the strategic air campaign. So what we're proposing is basically to increase the scope and scale of a strategic air campaign that history shows doesn't work, doesn't achieve the outcomes you want. There's a reason why Azerbaijan backed off. This war was sold as a regime change war, even though now Trump says it's not. Well, it's not because we can't, but we tried. And the idea was, you know, if you kill Ali Hamane, and you have people in the street shouting death to the to the Ayatollahs, the Kurds might be more inclined to say, okay, we're in. These areas might say, yes, they're in our quarter. It was looking pretty good right now. Let's let's jump in on this one. But when you kill the Supreme Leader, and the end result is a unified Iran screaming for revenge, the last thing you want to do is get your list on that revenge list. And the Kurds are suddenly they woke up, and they went, well, we're not doing that. And the as these areas went, yeah, we're not doing it either. The Saudis, they're not doing it. Lindsey Graham can take talk to at least pink in the face. But, you know, he may look cute to his, they were mad. I'm not going there.
I don't like Lindsey Graham, but no reason to get ad hominem on him. You know, but he, this is a man who talks tough, but there's nothing tough about him. He's a pancake. He's a perfume princess. He's nothing. He's a senator who, you know, for whatever reason, people listen to, but hopefully he's being disgraced right now. And I think he's embarrassed. I think he's embarrassed by the fact that he's sold a war to Trump, and that war's going bad, and his political capital is going out the window, and he's coming up on a contentious election that he may very well lose, which would be the greatest thing South Carolina has ever done. So he became more in desperate threatening Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia isn't care about his threats. The biggest consequences to Saudi Arabia would be the destruction of their energy production capability, which is a guarantee if they jump in two feet into this war against Iran. The United States has proven that it can't defeat Iran. Iran has proven that it can continue to inflict destruction beyond its borders, even after absorbing 5,000, you know, the bombs dropped on its territory. So it doesn't matter what Lindsey Graham says. He's irrelevant. He's simply
fodder for the mainstream media to sell war that is increasingly becoming impossible to sell. It does look like strategically they got a bit lost after the original regime change operation failed, and of course the whole premise that Trump would be allowed to choose the next leader, it's it does show a certain amount of detachment where they think what they think Iran is and they're Iranian people. Just as a last question, what do you think are the wider implications of this? Because this is of course not just a war between Israel, the US on one side and Iran on the other. This will have wider, I guess, global ramifications. What does this mean for, I guess the future of Israel, nuclear proliferation, the Abraham Accords, I guess the in the partnership between Russia and Iran. Sorry, a lot of questions packed in there, but more generic. What do you think is the wider
consequences of this war, not just the war happening, but it's going south as well? I think this will be a huge strategic defeat for the United States. Trump will try to mitigate that by creating a political cover at home, but globally, I mean look what's already happened. We've stripped air defense out of South Korea, and we've proven that our ballistic missile defense shield over Asia doesn't work. If we were trying to intimidate the Chinese and remember the national security strategy document of the Trump administration speaks of conventional military overmatch against China and the Pacific, we're just proven that we are woefully inadequate. If you want to see a nation that has more missiles than Iran, look at China. I want us to be looking at this saying we're screwed. It's over. If China ever decided to unleash their ballistic missile fury on us, so we know that the ballistic missile defense won't work, we know that they'll destroy everything. We know the United States can't come to our assistance, so it's over. South Korea and Japan have to reconsider their tri-partite nuclear deal with the United
States, because United States has been exposed as a toothless tiger. Not only that, we're stripping away their defenses. This is bad for the United States all around strategically. We're not going to recover militarily from this. You know, we're not suffering significant material loss in terms of aircraft munitions. What this is going to do to American defense priorities in terms of rebuilding ammunition, because once you have no ammunition, you're military useless, and so who's going to step in and take advantage of this? I think that we're going to have to leverage Ukraine away, meaning that Russia is going to get what it wants in Ukraine. I think China is going to get what it wants in Taiwan. I think China is going to get what it wants in the South China Sea. I think India is going to realize the United States is not the partner it should be, and India will jump in even further with bricks. I think that Iran will emerge as a
regional hour. The United States will be evicted from the Middle East. Israel, this is the one place where I think Putin's intervention could come into play, because Putin has said straight up that, you know, Israel, because of its heavy Russian new Ukrainian population is an extension of Russia. So Putin's not going to let Iran sit there and continue this war to the point where they depopulate Israel. I'm not talking about killing Israelis. I'm talking about making Israel unlivable, and people start to flee. So I think that Israel will be retained, but now pressure can't be brought to Israel on their nuclear program. I don't think Israel gets to stand around as a unilateral defiler of nuclear and non-privileer proliferation. Either the entire world goes nuclear or Israel is going to have to be compelled to talk about this, and maybe that's the leverage Russia could use to for the Iranian program, meaning to finally dispose of this 450 kilograms of 60%
enriched uranium. Iran is not going to give up that for free now. The United States has lost all negotiating posture. Can't be trusted, but Russia might be able to get Iran to put that on the table and get the deal that closes the door to any breakout potential in exchange for Israel putting its nuclear program on the table as well. So, you know, there's a lot of possibilities here, but in order to do that, this war is going to have to continue for a little bit more time. You're going to need the United States to feel real economic pain. That's the only way you're going to get the United States to make some of the decisions that need to be made. And then, you know, they're the president. Again, I think the president, you know, being the con artist is that he can sell that I'm the man who brought peace to the Middle East and peace to the peace to the created in Russia. I'm the guy who did it me, Donald Trump. I'm the best thing in the world. This never would have happened if I hadn't gone to war with Iran. This war with Iran, you know, we achieved the lasting peace lift. We brought stability to the Middle East. There's no need for
American troops to the Middle East anymore. We brought peace. We can bring him home. I told you, I'd bring my troops home. This is a great victory. And I think you'll try to sell it that way. And he may succeed because the American public has shown himself to be very ignorant and vulnerable to this kind of nonsense coming from Washington DC. Sorry, just last question. Did it surprise you that Lavrov was essentially scolding the Gulf nations because many had assumed after Syria that the Russians would try to do a more balanced approach to the Middle East. That is, you know, it's engagement in Syria alienated many of the Gulf states. But so, but here we see Russia, well, this Lavrov making it very clear is not a neutral actor in this conflict. And such a, you know, he is calling the Gulf states for participating in the attack on Iran. And then coming to Russia trying to make them put pressure on Iran. It's a, did this come
as a surprise? No, because as a long time student of Russia, Russia acts upon the diplomatic foundation that exists. The cars away, Russia's involvement in Syria and see what Russia's obligations were. It wasn't black and white. Russia was not obligated to, you know, get involved. Russia was there to achieve stability. Russia made recommendations to the Assad regime that were ignored. A situation occurred and Russia did not have the authority to expand that conflict, especially once Assad started to weaken. So people, I think, throw a lot of weight on what, but Russia is an actor, a global actor that requires the diplomatic foundation to be in place. They believe it or not. They actually adhere to the rule of the law far better than anybody in the
West does. They have domestic issues, you know, things that we've done legally. And they also have relationships with nations that are defined by agreements. This is why the 12-day conflict was so frustrating because everybody's saying where's Russia? Where's Russia? But it was Iran that didn't ratify the strategic framework agreement. So there could be no Russia because there was no agreement. Now they have an agreement. Now they have a strategic framework agreement. This gives Russia a tremendous amount of political legitimacy and viability. There's a foundation now of diplomacy upon which they can act from. They can act aggressively against a Gulf region that has behaved egregiously because they are empowered to do so because of their agreement with Iran. And so that's why I think you see Lavrov doing what he's doing because Russia's firmly in a legal, a legally sound position, a legally secure position for them to be lecturing people about their
about their behavior. Thank you for sharing your insights and, uh, yeah, taking the time. Okay, thanks. Sorry about the internet, but hey, it is what it is. It happens. Okay, bye-bye. Okay. Well, a lot of info packed in there and insightful analysis from Mr. Scott Ritter. I just got this in from Mr. Charlie McCullough a few hours ago, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps officially announced the founding of an American two multi-role fighter jet at 15. He's stuck to the U.S. Southwestern. He was in Iran. The official report says that this American fighter jet was intercepted and shut down by Iranian air defenses. Surely everyone will find out the part where it is dead, but for those of you who are not seeing the video tape of a buck we've been showing McCullough. Let's take a look at the end host.
Receive this a bit earlier and it's a bit extensive. Uh, and this is sweet. Yeah. Well, it starts out. The body count is about to look Russian intelligence, at least, and bombshell report. Confirming that Israel has suffered catastrophic irreversible losses in the post 72 hours of Iran's full-scale retaliation and the damage is far worse than Netanyahu is admitted to the public. According to the week's Russian assessment, they're assigned by martyrs around the world to observing a moment of silence. The Mona nuclear reactor this moment of silence is completely unseparational access to its most critical nuclear site of the heart of its undeclared nuclear arsenal. Please have now identified what awaits us out of nuclear scientists. He is this man in precision, Iranian strikes and by the way, we understand that Stutz is now being taken to nuclear. Oh, wow.
Oh, sorry, folks. So here, perhaps I'll start over there a little bit. The body count is apocalyptic. Russian intelligence has released a bombshell report confirming that Israel has suffered catastrophic irreversible losses in the first 72 hours of Iran's full-scale retaliation and the damage is far worse than Netanyahu is admitted to the public. According to the leaked Russian assessment verified by multiple intelligence sources, the Mona nuclear reactor Israel has completely lost operational access to its most critical nuclear site, the heart of its undeclared nuclear arsenal. Eleven top nuclear scientists killed in precision Iranian strikes on the Mona in related facilities. Six senior IDF generals eliminated and targeted assassinations and missile barrages. 198 Air Force officers wiped out including senior pilots and command staff. 462 soldiers killed in ground operations and base attacks. 32 Mossad agents slaughtered and covert operations gone wrong. Total elite casualties
in just three days over 700 high-value personnel a blow that could cripple Israel's military and nuclear capability for years. The images are haunting. Soldiers carrying flag draped coffins. Netanyahu and defense minister Galant sitting in stunned silence as the numbers come in. Some social media social media is an absolute panic mode. Simona is gone. Israel just lost its nuclear insurance policy in three days. 700 elite deaths. This is the end of Israeli military supremacy. Russia confirming what Netanyahu is hiding. The bloodbath is insane. Iran is winning the war. Israel is collapsing faster than anyone predicted. From invincible to decimated in 72 hours, history books will remember this as the day Israel broke. Netanyahu has remained silent on the demonelos but sources say emergency war cabinet meetings
are happening behind closed doors and the country is preparing for the worst. Iran is celebrating openly. The IRGC called it divine justice. The world is watching in horror as Israel's military backbone snaps in real time. This is no longer a skirmish. This is the moment the balance of power in the Middle East shifted forever. That's quite a lot of damage to Israel. I've had other reports here coming in from various sources detailing a lot of the hits. But it's certainly, I forget the numbers, but it's considerably decimated in their two major cities. It's just amazing how this was not anticipated as a likely outcome
as a potential outcome. The arrogance regarding the U.S. and Israel and their missile strategic abilities is astounding because everyone we've been hearing in recent months this confirms everything we've been anticipating based on that intel. And meanwhile, the Pentagon takes these routes nonetheless. Regardless of their intel being inaccurate or them having the same intel and doing it anyway, either it's just jaw dropping. Quite frankly, in addition obviously to us having seeming to have better insights into a void at the very least, if not more so than just that. And then see we have another update on the release of oil we've been hearing about to leverage the price increases due to the straight-of-arms being closed.
This is from Mr. Charlie McCullough and Charlie, you're welcome to jump in here. All 32 member states of the International Energy Agency have unanimously agreed to release 400 million barrels of oil from the reserves to the global market in an effort to mitigate supply chain disruptions. Following the start of the U.S.-Israeli military campaign against Iran, transit through the straight-of-formos has fallen sharply for most commercial carriers with many ships avoiding the route due to heightened risk. Though Iranian oil exports continue to flow through the choke point. With the Middle East playing an outsized role in global oil supply, these developments have suncrewed prices skyrocketing. And the IEA executive director said the oil market challenges we are facing are unprecedented in scale. So we have all of that. And let's see, Steven, I mean, I had various bits here,
there are articles in that. But here, your thoughts have you mentioned that. I'm glad you mentioned that. And Alice is there. Continue on the other side if you have to. Yeah, I'm glad you mentioned that about the possibility of the rumor being that those side 11 dead nuclear scientists and demon of sealed or they don't have access to their nuclear reactor. Supposedly, I don't know if that's the case or not, but there are these missiles that they're dropping. They're cluster bombs and they turn into 80 bomblets and they're the latest. It's just incredible to see them coming down. I saw some of the places where they've landed and they do look like they're about 80 pounds up. There's a break. We'll be right back.
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Wait is dead, but for those of you who have not seen the videotape of Bookwee Bay Shops, let's take a look. And we are back beyond the official narrative here on Republic Broadcasting, Richard Kerry with Stephen Douglas Whitener. And we have Charlie McCullough, who's just joined us as well, folks. Again, these U.S. radars have been destroyed, and this affects the Iran and the Ukraine war. The United States and Israel launching this war on Iran, the U.S. Fad radars. Is a big deal, for sure. We're not hearing a lot of being mentioned.
U.S. and Israeli strikes hits a billion targets across Iran. It's one at antiwar.com, another over there. Ten classrooms full of children. U.S. Israeli war kills hundreds of Iranian Lebanese kids. Over at sputniklobe.com. Hezbollah and Iran overwhelm Israeli communications and Houthis may join next. So the things are certainly developing IRGC launches 40th wave of operation, true promise for in cooperation with Hezbollah, more on that at pressTV.IR. So certainly, a lot's happening out there. You know, Iran's been saying, well, there's security chiefs had been saying that, unlike the U.S., Iran is prepared for a long war. And it's just amazing in the West, again, how much everyone's true colors are showing. Corporate media have gone all out to support the U.S. Israeli war on Iran.
It's just fascinating. Charlie McCullough, thank you for all your intel there. Israel is in ruins, it sounds like. Perhaps you'd like to elaborate, sir. Yeah, I think so. Richard, am I coming through, okay? Five by five, sir. Okay, good. Yeah, it looks like, and I think, if I'm not mistaken, that Netanyahu was hit in that same attack that you were talking about earlier at this Dhamona attack, where all these generals and all these high ranking officials were killed. Now, I don't know, I don't have any proof of that, but this is what I've been told. If it's true, I don't know how true any of it is. I mean, we could, it could all be a big joke, you know, it could be an undercover, but they, Iran has said it, and I've seen reports coming out from like six, seven other different countries have reported the same story. So I don't know whether it's just coming out from Iran,
it could be propaganda, but whatever, we'll have to, I think time will tell. He hasn't made an appearance as of yet that I've seen to stop any of this propaganda. So we'll see how long it takes before he makes a public appearance if he does. Anyway, I wanted to talk about something a little bit different real quickly here. Trump seems to be throwing his buddies to the curb here. He said that it was because of a headset and these, this, his advisors went cough and cushioner that he made these that he went into the war. It's almost like he's trying to throw him to the curb. Well, now we have evidence that has come out that verifies it that the United States did hit that school over there. Okay, and that will fall on secondary headset.
So I think we're going to have to see some investigations here. I think headset is going to be cooked and I think Jared Kushner could bet we need to have an investigation into him because this man was closely tied to Netanyahu. His, his, he grew up, his father was close friends with Netanyahu and when Kushner was a kid, he actually, Netanyahu used to go to his house. They're in New York and this guy used to sleep in, Netanyahu actually used to sleep in Kushner's bed when he would come to visit the family. So the ties here are really, really close and one who has to wonder how somebody like that could be involved in any kind of negotiations having anything to do with Israel whatsoever. It seems like a obvious conflict of interest. I think we, the United States, I think the people need to stand up and a, a demand that this gentleman be investigated because
if he indeed did convince Trump to go to war, why? Okay, why? And that needs to be investigated. It's fascinating how small a world it is. I mean, you know, Kushner who winds up Trump's son-in-law, but yet Trump through his, even when he was just still in real estate before politics, I mean, he and Netanyahu had become familiar with each other and you know, it'd become closer, of course, ever since his first term, you know, more and more still, but you know, and then just as it just turns out, his son-in-law, to have that close relationship. That's a little too close for comfort for her. It's very too way too close for comfort to be negotiating deals and things and I'm sure he's reported everything back to Netanyahu. You understand what I'm saying? It's almost like the guy is a spy. We need to have him investigate
it closely. Absolutely. Handler or a handler of sorts for Israel. It sounds like Steven, your thoughts, Mr. Wighter? Yeah, the hand in the glove. I mean, there's always been somebody like that in the White House. It's like Scott Ritter was talking about the rule of law, how they'd always follow it and then they go that now they violate the Constitution with all these actions and then then this is the way that this government wages war. That's the way this Constitution in shrines in this government wages war because the way that Lincoln did it and Trump is doing just exactly what he said he would do holding up the legacy of Lincoln by Vaden, you know, a foreign country like that and bringing the hope, all the destruction and the parallel between that attack on the girls killed in that school and a bunch of women who were murdered by the federal troops in a building. It's just, it's like history is repeating itself again in the Constitution that they revered so much. Sure, didn't stop Lincoln and it didn't stop Trump and it'll never hold
anyone accountable. So I guess we should just hold some more hearings and investigate it, Charlie. I guess maybe that's what we ought to investigate it. I think the people are getting tired. I know that Trump was booed really badly at a, I don't know, I was at some kind of sporting game just a couple days ago. I posted a link to it on the chat. I saw him. Yeah. He's jumped the shark apparently, but I wouldn't put anything past the stupidity of the American people, especially if they pull the false flag. Yeah, I think that's the last, their last ditch hope for any of this stuff is they're going to try to pull a false flag. I think so. Yeah. I see some collars in the queue. First up, we have terrible Ted in Kentucky. Welcome, Ted. How are you doing tonight? Hey, I'm doing well. Thanks for taking my call. I had some things to say, but
and Ted, have you heard the footage yet of a buckwheat being shot? I guess I did hear that. I heard something playing over there and I thought, what was that? I've heard that before. So I don't know what happened with Netanyahu, but yeah, that's what we're hearing. You know, posted as of 11 a.m. on X that yeah, and pictures that looks like him in rubble like potentially dead blood and powdered concrete on his face. I don't know. It's very curious to even show a corpse like that if it's real and that to get out of, but go ahead. So what did you call about tonight? Yeah, I've seen that there's a lot of allegations and claims that I've seen on Twitter and such, but you know, some of that you got to be careful with a haven't seen confirmation, unfortunately, about Netanyahu. If he was smart, he would, you know, create smoke screens and maybe say he's dead. I think that's in his best interest at this point.
The last I had heard last week is that he's living on his private jet, 90% of the time going to, where was he going? Southern Europe, then he went to Germany, then he was trying to go to Marilago or DC with Trump. They're in trouble and they're going to find out that war cuts both ways and they bleed just as easily as the Palestinians do. So there's no end in sight. There is no off ramp. Iran is not going to stop. We killed and it looks like it was the US, not Israel, unfortunately. We killed the daughters, these poor schoolgirls, 170 of them, I think, of all the top commanders, the top regime party of the IRGC. So there's no stopping this. Israel is going to be punished. They can't stop it. America and all its fancy military tech in the region has essentially been damaged or wiped out. I think there's only one little eye in the sky radar in Turkey
left. So Israel cannot stop what's coming. This is a disaster. I'm seeing some reports that officials in the BB regime are desperately looking for a way out of this. But there is no way out. Trump can't save them. Zog can't save them. We can't even save the Gulf allies. We can't give them enough munitions that they need to protect themselves. We cannot save Israel. And in my opinion, that's a good thing. It's not a minute too soon, in my opinion. So this is going to continue to be a disaster. Iran has already said they are not going to stop. They have enough munitions they claim to go years and years and years. I heard McGregor say they have up to various types of missiles up to a quarter of a million of these things stockpiled in their missile cities below the surface of the earth and these extravagant bunkers that are all over the country. This is not
going to stop. Israel is in terrible, terrible trouble. They are on the ropes. Maybe more so than the Warren 67 or the Warren 73. So it's a disaster. Maybe someone takes out BBs. Maybe someone in his regime. That's how bad it is. He got them into this disaster. You've heard of all the bomb plots and the backstabbing against the fear after the Germans were repelled at Moscow in December of 41. And then the disaster at Stalingrad and it perpetually got worse from there. If this goes worse, you might see backstabbing in betrayal from the rats in Tel Aviv. So that's the best I can make of it at the time. Well here, let's bring on another. We'll keep you on outside. If you have more comments that come to mind, we have Bill in Kentucky as well. Another Kentucky and Bill, how are you doing tonight? Good to hear from you. And what is on your mind?
I just want to say that Steve Redug was spotted or maybe think of this. He said that splurge bomb. Maybe we need splurge bomb to run this. One or two scenarios would happen. He would either blunder around and actually, and we would win this thing or or more likely peace would break out because he just doesn't seem like a type of fellow that wants more or a confrontation of any kind. I don't think we should want to win this thing in terms of breaking up by Ryan permanently Balkanizing it. I think the U.S. needs to be learned a total lesson regarding its war machine regime change status. But it's already on the world stage. I mean, come on, how can you negotiate? And then the bombing of Putin's residents. But I mean, you know, all these negotiations which were promising from Iranian and mediator perspectives in good faith, you know, just like last time, just like the U.S. did with Hamas. So it's amazing just how much
it's just blatantly obvious the war crimes and the inability to trust the United States, the inability to be protected by or partnered with. And we've lost all of these military bases you know, in the Middle East and this break out system. Charlie, isn't that? Yeah, if terrible Ted is correct and I think he probably is on everything he said, I agree with on everything he said just about. I can't think of any area I didn't disagree with. But I will say this, it will last if I don't see this thing stopping anytime soon. And if it continues to last, it doesn't matter how much oil that they dump on the market. I don't know if you were talking earlier about them releasing 400 million barrels of oil. That doesn't, it's not going to matter. That's going to be used up in several weeks and then they're going
to be right back to ground zero and the oil prices are going to go sky high. And it's going to get desperate. And that's when, that's when things are really going to heat up when that happens. And I don't know if there's anything they can do to stop it. I don't think there is really actually. And unless they make a deal, we get, we end the fighting and we go back to some kind of sanity and we can get Iran to stop it to release the oil. That's the only thing, but as far as Iran and Israel go, I don't know if anything's going to stop that. We might just have to let them play it out between the two of them. Bill? Yeah, this is flatly off topic, but it may have something to do with what I was going on. If you see that the House of Lords, I guess they're in England, I guess they're going to discontinue it. They said like 700 years of generations of Lords, you know, like dooks and counts. And that sort of thing, they have
taken their nobility away. And that's weird. I mean, that might have happened anyway, but don't you think that's weird that that's going on right now with this war going on and everything? Sure, it's curious, but I mean, a lot of things are in the Epistene releases. Just the economic dire straits, UK, US, Europe are in right now. There are certainly a lot of factors converging though. You can stick around too if you want, Bill. Let's go to the James and Vancouver who's been patiently waiting. James, hey, welcome. Thank you for joining today, sir. And your guest hosting earlier on my show on Monday this week. This was good, but you know, great broadcast. Once again, for me, sir, what's on your mind? Well, I guess the British have lost their purages. I would think that the UK government doesn't have any money left to dole out cash to the
cash to the high-class operators like the Spencer family who go back at least 700 years. Yeah. So it's a cost-cutting arrangement, but anyway, a couple hours earlier this morning, and I can't remember when. I saw Kim Jong-un test his cruise missiles from a ship. I would imagine now that could be maybe fake news, but I think that this is meant to send a sign to the South Korean establishment, which is protected by the United States that maybe there's a bit of imbalance of power there. Back to you guys for your comments. Charlie, did you see that? Yes, I did, James, and it could be a message also to Israel. And I'll tell you the reason why is
because Israel hit the yesterday hit the South or the North Korean embassy. Well, they did. I didn't know that. And Kim has come out and said that he's willing to what, ready and willing to join Iran in the conflict. Ready, willing and able, but then again, I think that was in the cards anyway. So my final issue is that there's a lot of guys out there saying that their analysis is based on Game Theory. I hear this young guy. He's Game Theory and a couple others, except that they're not really talking Game Theory. First of all, this is not a two-person game. Like it is not Putin and Trump playing against each other. It's Trump against Putin, Iran, China, and now North Korea. So it's
a game that has more than three players, which means that it is probably going to be Trump against the coalition of forces. So the aforementioned back to you guys. But what about France? France is a game changer. Oh, really? I don't think there are other words about France. If I were the Iranians, the first aircraft carrier I would think would be the French aircraft carrier. But they won't do it. They won't do it. Well, there's quite a few flat tops out there to hit. So it should be like fun, fun until Daddy takes the teabird away. You know what I mean? All right. Right. There you are guys. Steven. Yeah. I have the Abraham Lincoln. They shot at supposedly. They hit it already.
I don't know what to say. It just North Korea had sent a message. Previously, I had reported that we stand ready to help. And this was days ago, but that was five words or something. I think that's five words. And I don't really clarify anything else, whether whatever they could do was ready. It was cryptic at the time, but if they hit the embassy, though, that could explain this, too. And I would think that when that... Yeah, if the straight stays closed for a while, you know, I eat no matter how much oil they least like Trump said, that's one thing that's really heat up. It's the oil price, you know, peaks and the economy. It's all, you know, that that's when Trump will be... You have to take a big step. Yeah. Go ahead. He said it. I'm just really feeling with him. He said at some point, every now and then, you need a dictator, too. Recently, I have... That's... What's that James? Go ahead. What's the question?
If you were going to hit the Abraham Lincoln with a 500 pounder, where would you hit it? Oh, there's no telling. I guess... Well, I'll answer for you. Thomas, tell me. I would hit... On a tower with the admiral in it. Yeah, yeah, with the admiral in it, right? You don't want to kill it. Just give me a headache. There you go. Yes. All right. Hey, if that's where they are. You know, I heard they say... Well, we have to be on the bridge, right? They're not going to be... They're not going to... You got 5,000 enlistments watching me, right? And I'm the admiral, and I'm hiding down in my bunk, or I'm in a rowboat waiting to get cast off the side, right? Okay, I'll let you guys go. Thanks again. Bye now. Ted, did you have any final comments? Yeah, let me throw two things in here. Ukraine and Zelinsky now go to the bottom of the totem poles
as far as resources and munitions. So their head might be on the shopping block if Putin wants to continue advancing and sack the capital and do regime change. That is a possibility. The other thing I was thinking about this past couple weeks, you know, in hindsight, it might be a good thing that Biden had his unceremonious sort of disgraceful withdrawal from Afghanistan. Afghanistan sits directly east of Iran, and we'd have even more bases over there that we can't supply and can't defend, and that would be on fire, if not totally obliterated by now. So, what do you think about that? Good point. That's a good point. I will say this, though, Ursula van der Leyen came out today and said that the European Union is planning on giving Zelinsky 80 or 90 billion dollars. I can't remember. I think it was 90 billion dollars. The thing is, is where are they going to get it, though? I'm not sure they have the money to
give it to them, but that's what she said. So it may be just one of those press kind of deals where they're looking for good press and whatever getting something out there to, you know, support Ukraine, but I don't know what they have the money to do that with. Stephen, final comment? They'll just create more. That's what the whole thing's about. We've got to make more money, y'all. It's going to be a big bill, a really big, big, beautiful bill. Four. I trip out there playing golf while the world, it's not exactly near of Zidlin, while Rome is burning, but it's close enough. Here we are. I remember the meme from COVID when he was fiddling along with Bernie, and now he's golfing along the whole world. That's a good point. Good point. Well, thank you to everyone who contributed. Stephen, always a pleasure, sir. And thank you listeners. Please support our BN. And until next time, transcend the construct.
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