00:00Are you saying the royal family, how much is it the bankers, how much is it the wealth, how much
00:05is it the Rothschild, who specifically was playing these games?
00:09We know the story of what Rothschilds did during war to say, hey, you know, Napoleon is losing the war
00:15and then everybody started selling off the bonds and they came in, they 10x their fortune overnight.
00:19So we know those games they play to create a lot of wealth.
00:22This is before there was regulation.
00:24But when you say the Brits, who specifically are you saying has the power to do some of these assassination
00:30attempts?
00:31Is it the money or is it more politics or royalty?
00:34It's like a corporation, you know, and everybody plays their part.
00:40In my show yesterday, I referenced a new book, which has just conveniently come out, you know, just as King
00:47Charles is arriving in Washington, D.C.
00:49You referenced it.
00:50It's entitled Queen Elizabeth and Her Presidents, the Hidden Hand Behind History.
00:58And the author documents Queen Elizabeth was more thoroughly briefed with daily intelligence briefings, national security briefings.
01:07She was on top of the nuclear contingencies.
01:10You could bet she had, you know, her hands all over the five.
01:14There it is, the Five Eyes operation.
01:16And this author, you know, I haven't read the book yet.
01:20I've just read the blurbs and watched a couple of interviews because I just discovered it two days ago.
01:24But, you know, I don't know if this author is saying this is a good thing or she's neutral.
01:28You know, I don't know the particular political take in terms of this.
01:31But she describes how the monarchy uses what they call soft power to influence presidents.
01:41But then, yes, you have the city of London.
01:44You have the financial power that's embedded in the city of London.
01:47And, you know, this is one of the things which I think illuminates what the Iran conflict is all about,
01:55because the city of London, Lloyd's of London, the people who set the oil prices with Brent crude, which is
02:03set in London and has nothing to do with the delivery of a barrel of oil.
02:07You know, it's just speculation.
02:08They've used the instability, the choke point of the Strait of Hormuz to extract what the president's trade advisor, Peter
02:17Navarro, calls a terror premium, basically a terror tax.
02:25If you look at the price of a gallon of oil here in the United States, about 20% of
02:30that comes from the pricing from the Brent futures market, which is in London, which has nothing to do with
02:36the physical production of oil, unlike, you know, West Texas pricing.
02:40And it has to do with the insurance of Lloyd's of London, which basically had a monopoly prior to this.
02:47So that that's sort of the financial end of the thing.
02:50Then you get the intelligence side of things, which is MI6 and MI5, which are pretty legendary.
02:58And which, you know, I think up until the Trump administration, we're pretty much joined at the hip with the
03:05CIA.
03:06And then you have much more of the soft power, which is the media, you know, and the way that
03:12they shape the political environment.
03:14And one of the things that that that that this British elite have mastered and and, you know, been masters
03:21of for decades is psychological warfare.
03:25You know, the way that they they shape narratives, the way that they will look at the war going on
03:31inside MAGA from the people who used to be MAGA, you know, like Tucker Carlson and MTG and others.
03:37You know, this is, you know, this is just pure psychological manipulation in order to divert the MAGA movement from
03:44the task at hand, which is that everything that this administration is doing strategically and economically is aimed at breaking
03:53the power of this modern day British empire or what this administration bluntly says is the globalist system.
04:02This is big.
04:03I mean, the last president who seriously threatened the global reach of this imperial system was William McKinley.
04:12Now, you know, if John Kennedy had lived long enough, might might that have been a serious threat?
04:18Probably.
04:19But what the president is doing right now, especially with this cabinet, this this team is extraordinary.
04:25And I always tell people, you know, turn off your social media feed and just watch the cabinet meetings, read
04:33the executive orders, read the presidential directives, pay attention to what they're actually saying and doing.
04:40It is historic and they want you diverted.
04:43You know, is it Israel or is it Qatar?
04:45You know, that that is not the issue.
04:47The issue is these two systems before the world.
04:50Wow.
04:51I mean, you have to know if you say that to the average consumer of content on social media today,
04:57no one's pointing at the Brits.
04:58So if you're saying Tucker and MTG and others, what how would the Brits get a hold of them?
05:07How would MI6 do that?
05:09What would be their methods?
05:10I mean, that's a you know, I don't see any connection there.
05:13Maybe you're seeing something that we're not.
05:16Well, I think it's more of this question of you create a system, you know, which is the system where
05:22people get paid, where they get influence, where, you know, they you know, they live their lives.
05:28You create that.
05:29You know, sometimes I compare it to Stockholm syndrome where, you know, you've lived in this system your whole life.
05:37If you buck the system, you're going to lose money.
05:40You're going to lose your job.
05:41I mean, with Tucker, honestly, I think Tucker was terrified after the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
05:47You know, you you know, you also play on people's psychological vulnerabilities.
05:51So, again, it's not like you you get a phone call from, you know, the head of MI6 saying, Tucker,
05:58this is what you're going to say today.
06:00That's not the way it works.
06:01You know, you you create.
06:03How does it work?
06:04I'm actually really curious.
06:06I'm actually really curious how it works, because if let's just say the Brits have been doing this the longest.
06:12You have to know that automatically others are going to duplicate what they're doing.
06:16So, you know, Russia is going to be paying attention.
06:18China is going to be paying attention.
06:20Qatar is going to be paying attention.
06:21Everybody else is going to be paying attention at the propaganda game that Brits have played and the Brits played
06:25it against Iran as well.
06:27So Iran's are paying attention to see what they're doing.
06:29So but what is the playbook?
06:31If you were to say the playbook of doing first you do this, then you do this, then you do
06:36this, then you do this.
06:36What would the method be?
06:39Well, the method is to keep people sort of in the world of perceptions where all all you're doing is
06:45just reacting to what, you know, the narrative is the institutions.
06:50I mean, obviously, one of the critical elements in the United States is the mainstream media, you know, completely controlled
06:57by by the globalists.
06:59And again, it doesn't have to be a direct tie to the city of London, although a lot of times
07:02you dig deep enough, you'll find it.
07:04But it's it's to the powerful what the president is called global financier elite.
07:10Well, they run the mainstream media, you know, they run entertainment, entertainment and culture is a big part of this,
07:19you know, again, because it's it's once you shape how people think.
07:26Then you don't have to go in and specifically say, well, then think this, think this, think this.
07:32You've got them trapped in a world where you all you're looking at is the shadows on the wall.
07:40And that's what the media does.
07:41That's what the culture does.
07:42And so on.
07:43They create the shadows on the wall.
07:45And all you do is react to the shadows.
07:48What we do and what I'm pretty sure some people in the administration must understand, because they wouldn't be doing
07:56the kinds of things they're doing strategically and economically, is you're looking at what's generating the shadows.
08:02And that is this fight between these two systems.
08:05You mentioned the Russians.
08:07They get it.
08:08Read what the Russians say about who's keeping the war with Ukraine going.
08:12You know, they're very clear.
08:14It's the it's not only the Europeans, it's specifically the British.
08:18They are very, very clear that it is the British who are keeping this going.
08:22They're no longer saying the United States is the great warmonger.
08:26I mean, yeah, you have a few hotheads in Russia who still say that.
08:29But the official, you know, Putin, the people who speak for President Putin, they're not pointing the finger at the
08:35United States any longer.
08:36They're pointing the finger at the British.
08:39You know, and in the 19th century, this had a name and they're still playing it.
08:43It was called the great game.
08:44And the great game was to make sure that nations stay pitted against each other, constantly fighting so that the
08:52imperial game masters at the top could continue to play their their games.
08:56There you go.
08:57The elements of the great game, which Rudyard Kipling outlined in Kim.
09:01And, you know, Central Asia has been, you know, Afghanistan, you know, Southwest Asia, Central Asia, the Mideast, all of
09:12this.
09:12You look at the way the British and the French, but primarily the British, rewrote the map after the Ottoman
09:20Empire broke up after World War One.
09:23It was to keep these, you know, it was they divided countries up in the craziest ways that made no
09:29sense in terms of the different religious or ethnic or political groupings.
09:34They shattered it in such a way it would always be a cockpit for war.
09:39And that's how they do it.
09:41You mentioned Iran.
09:42I mean, it's sort of like the classic case.
09:44You had a nationalist leader, Mossadegh, who nationalized the oil industry.
09:49Well, believe me, the British Empire was not going to tolerate that.
09:52So he was overthrown and the Shah was put in.
09:55And then at a certain point, you know, the Shah began operating from the standpoint of what is good for
10:00Iran.
10:01He wanted to use the oil revenues to build nuclear power to actually develop the country as a modern nation.
10:07So he gets overthrown.
10:09You know, the British are really quite, yeah, Kermit Roosevelt was in on that.
10:15And if you actually look at the history, Eisenhower was not exactly happy when he realized what was going on
10:20there, because Eisenhower was somebody who actually had an American outlook, which is why he stopped the British and the
10:27French from taking the Suez Canal in 1956.
10:31But, you know, again, when you sort of just shift the way you look at the world from these binaries,
10:39you know, communism versus capitalism, the West versus Islam, right versus left, these binaries, these binaries are out there to
10:49keep you from looking at, again, what's generating the shadows on the wall.
10:53And it's this historic fight between imperialism and the idea that nations and people have the right to develop for
11:02the betterment of the nation and the people, not for the betterment of some global financier elite.
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