Friday, February 10, 2017
Will Trump Start a War with Iran?
What's behind Trump's tough talk on Iran?
Even Trump does not want a war with Iran. I do not think anyone want that. not that Iran would not be defeated but because who wants a war? Well, who is in sound mind, wants a war?
Trump is not going to war anywhere. Reason one - the American army is tired fighting two wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and loosing both and now almost fighting a third one in Syria. Most of teh Generals and tehir men are in no mood to get embroiled in another endless war, escpailly in the ME. Reason two - the United States does not have the money to finance wars any time soon. The effects of the last wars still remain in a big way. The smartest thing President Obama did was largely extricate USA from useless wars in Afghanistan, Iraq etc and allow the natives to slaughter each other till they get tired of it. Costs the US Tax payer next to nothing and keeps the enemies busy butchering each other. Reason three - Iran is no Iraq. Iran has 2.5 times the population of Iraq. If USA could not win a war with Iraq with how does Trump plan to win a war with Iran? If USA can bomb Iran, the Iranians have the capability to serous hobble every major economy in the world by simply mining the Straits of Hormuz. Reason four - The Iranians have opened their economy and with massive demand for just about anything any industrialized nation would want to sell, there will be no appetite for war or any more sanctions. The Germans, French, the Chinese, Indians, and Russians are in no mood to say NO to Iranian business coming their way. One does not hatch plots to bomb one's best customer's backyard. Conclusion - Donald can say whatever he wants at his election rallies. Running America and bombing or even sanctioning Iran will be a totally different ball game, as Donald will realize if he occupies the Oval Office.
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Peter Schiff Warns : Crisis Coming and Trump Will Be Blamed
Peter Schiff on CNBC World 7/7/2017
Transcript : ok let's get our next guest in that 0:02 leadership CEO of euro pacific capital 0:04 he doing this from toronto in Puerto 0:07 Rico and peter schiff of course that for 0:09 the predicted the financial crisis as 0:11 far back as 2006 appear to have you on 0:13 the show I'd love to get your comment 0:15 here about department there again just 0:17 read the quote here it's saying that if 0:19 things go wrong we could find ourselves 0:21 at the beginning beginning of a lengthy 0:23 decline and dollar had the money and a 0:25 rapid rise in interest rates and 0:27 inflation and global banks I mean you 0:29 agree 0:30 well it's going to happen regardless 0:34 whether things go right or wrong I think 0:35 it's inevitable at this point so it's 0:37 not a question of will that happen it's 0:40 just a question of when it's a question 0:43 of when ok let's talk about the trade 0:45 deficit very quickly because even 0:47 numbers that you know don't don't get a 0:48 whole lot of attention usually but this 0:51 year because of the focus on the trade 0:53 deficit from the Trump administration a 0:54 lot of people paying attention to it the 0:56 trade balance negative for the 41st year 0:59 in a row 1:00 how effective do you think that Donald 1:02 Trump policy will be in narrowing that 1:04 gap s 1:08 well so far not always sure what the 1:10 policy is going to be I don't think that 1:13 terrorists are necessarily going to do 1:16 it i think what the problem is that 1:19 America you know we don't save and often 1:21 so we don't have the capital available 1:23 to make the investments that are 1:24 necessary to finance production our 1:27 taxes are too high or regular that the 1:29 regulations are too many so we need 1:31 substantial deregulation we need lower 1:33 taxes but in order to finance that we 1:35 need a smaller government so major 1:37 reforms have to take place you know 1:39 meanwhile the trade depth that we had 1:40 last year was the largest I think it's 1:42 for years it's over 500 billion dollars 1:45 and there are a lot of people out there 1:47 that don't think a trade deficit is a 1:48 bad thing because they think the trade 1:50 deficit is enabling a capital account 1:52 surplus but a capital account surplus is 1:55 not a good thing it means you're selling 1:57 off your assets are going into debt and 2:00 your trading partners are accumulating 2:01 asked that's in exchange for the 2:04 products they sell you so you don't want 2:06 to go into debt you don't want to be 2:07 obligated to pay interest and dividends 2:09 to your trading partners you want to run 2:12 a surplus and you want to get richer you 2:14 want to accumulate assets but we're not 2:16 doing that and I don't think that we're 2:18 going to achieve a meaningful reduction 2:20 in our trade deficits simply by 2:22 negotiating better deals we have to get 2:25 to the real heart of why America is so 2:27 uncompetitive and it's yet to be seen 2:29 whether the Trump administration is 2:31 actually going to be able to achieve 2:32 that net and I wanted to get your 2:35 thinking on the trading dynamics right 2:37 now we've gotta start getting a record 2:39 tonight do you think that investors are 2:42 placing too much of the best on Trump's 2:45 policies in this expansion real physical 2:47 agenda 2:49 yes I do and I think they're overlooking 2:53 the contractionary impact of rising 2:56 interest rates not necessarily just a 2:58 red the rates of the Fed controls but 3:00 look at what happened to the long end of 3:02 the bond market since Trump was elected 3:04 and even though you know we did get that 3:06 big reaction in the market at the end of 3:09 last year so far this year in 2017 the 3:12 that was not making much in the way of 3:14 games that's up maybe another one 3:16 percent but nobody no one is talking 3:18 about boulders up seven percent so far 3:20 in 2017 you know there's a gdxj is an 3:24 index of junior gold mining stocks it's 3:26 up 3:27 thirty-three percent this year just as 3:30 january first and meanwhile the dollar 3:32 is starting to go down it hasn't gone 3:35 down to that much yet against the euro 3:37 but you look at the australian dollar i 3:39 think it's up six percent or so this 3:41 year against the US dollar but i think 3:43 the dollar starting to roll over 3:45 gold was breaking out gold stocks are 3:47 really started to move so i think most 3:49 investors are missing what's really 3:50 going on up because they are fixated on 3:53 the doubt the emerging markets are 3:54 starting to starting to improve and I 3:57 think those trends will continue 3:58 throughout the year and anyone who knows 4:00 that shift stick to take anyone in his 4:03 village really closely knows you're an 4:05 absolute gold bola in the core of your 4:07 heart and tell me how do you think the 4:09 Fed responsibility to this expansion 4:11 real physical agenda especially at the 4:13 peak of the cycle is well teta we're 4:15 getting the stimulus at a time when we 4:17 don't really need it 4:21 well we never needed stimulus because 4:23 this stimulus is actually a sedative 4:25 everything the Federal Reserve did to 4:27 stimulate the economy undermine the 4:29 economy that's the reason that Donald 4:31 Trump is president because all the 4:33 stimulus made the economy so sick me 4:36 what we need to stimulate is not stock 4:38 prices are real estate prices or bond 4:40 prices but real economic growth and that 4:42 comes from under product consumption 4:44 from savings from capital investment and 4:47 that comes from higher interest rates 4:49 that's what we needed all along with 4:51 higher interest rates but we got a 4:52 monetary heroin instead and so the 4:55 economy never got healthy it's sicker 4:57 than ever and that is the problem and i 4:59 do believe that the Federal Reserve is 5:01 going to ignore rising inflation as that 5:04 manifest and consumer prices i don't 5:06 believe that that will be the case on 5:08 the other side of the Atlantic I think 5:09 that will be enough pressure from the 5:11 Bundesbank on the ECB that they're going 5:14 to have to take away some of their 5:15 stimulus just as the Fed is adding so I 5:18 think you're going to see tighter 5:19 monetary policy in Europe and you're 5:21 gonna get looser monetary policy in the 5:23 u.s. because the Fed is going to try to 5:25 artificially prop up the economy as it 5:28 weekends with uh eventually dialing back 5:31 to rate high talk eventually cutting 5:33 rates and going back to Cuba for none of 5:35 this is going to work but it is going to 5:37 accelerate the decline of the dollar and 5:40 you know bring about the the problems 5:43 that the hedge fund manager alluded to 5:45 with respect to what would happen if 5:47 things go wrong because there's no other 5:49 way that they could go but wrong 5:51 okay and also just wanted to ask you 5:54 about the topic du jour Akiko and I were 5:57 talking about this earlier which is 5:58 under dodd-frank are you concerned about 6:01 the ambiguity surrounding the plan to 6:05 scale back dodd-frank and what does it 6:06 present when it comes to risk in your 6:09 view 6:12 well dodd-frank was a bad idea I mean 6:15 look at it was named after Chris Dodd 6:17 and barney frank two of the most 6:18 influential members of Congress that 6:21 helped to create the financial crisis 6:23 because they protected fannie mae and 6:25 freddie mac and they resisted all 6:27 efforts to rein them in the financial 6:29 crisis was not caused by a lack of 6:31 regulation but by the central bank by 6:34 alan greenspan keeping rates too low and 6:36 by the moral hazards of a fannie and 6:39 freddie and government-guaranteed bank 6:40 accounts oh god Frank did nothing to 6:43 mitigate the prospects for future 6:45 financial crisis of anything it is 6:48 accelerated them because what we needed 6:50 to do in the aftermath of the 2008 6:53 crisis was to take power away from the 6:55 Fed in the government instead they got 6:57 more but what scares me is to the extent 7:00 that we do manage to roll back some of 7:02 the regulation that never should have 7:03 been enacted and when the inevitable 7:05 financial crisis hits to the extent that 7:08 happens after this deregulation I can 7:11 already hear the left now blaming the 7:13 crisis on that deregulation that crisis 7:16 is inevitable it's going to happen 7:17 whether we get rid of dodd-frank or not 7:20 but it was bad legislation and we should 7:22 get rid of it but when we do it is not 7:25 going to be the reason that we have 7:26 another financial crisis the reason is 7:28 is going to be the Fed the same the same 7:30 reason that we had the first one is why 7:33 the second one is good even worse and 7:35 Peter you said that investors are sort 7:37 of missing the bigger picture here 7:39 they're so fixated on the dell and that 7:41 level there you mentioned emerging 7:44 markets as a potential spacer where are 7:46 you seeing the opportunities outside of 7:47 the US 7:51 yeah i mean they're happening in many 7:53 countries just like if you remember when 7:55 a bill clinton was president and when 7:58 his president he ended and george bush 8:01 came in there was a lot of optimism that 8:03 the rally in the US stock market would 8:05 continue that the strength of the dollar 8:07 would continue and instead everything 8:09 reversed if you remember the emerging 8:12 markets had a lot of difficulties in the 8:14 late nineteen nineties with the asian 8:16 economic meltdown in 97 and there are a 8:19 lot of things happening outside the 8:20 united states so emerging markets really 8:22 got beat up 8:23 I also in in South America or Latin 8:25 America but that all changed 2001 as the 8:28 US stock market went down money started 8:31 to flow back into those areas and people 8:33 made a lot of money in emerging markets 8:35 and commodities in precious metals you 8:37 in oil and agriculture and I think the 8:40 same dynamics are lining up again 8:42 only I think that President Trump has 8:45 inherited a much bigger bubble up from 8:47 Obama than the one that Bush inherited 8:50 from clinton and so I think that dollars 8:52 gone a lot lower this time and I think 8:54 commodity prices could go a lot higher 8:56 so there's a much more bigger profit 8:58 potential now I then there was back then 9:00 in the right markets ok feet are gonna 9:03 have to leave it on that no it's always 9:05 good to get your insights peter schiff 9:06 joining us from euro pacific capital
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Transcript : ok let's get our next guest in that 0:02 leadership CEO of euro pacific capital 0:04 he doing this from toronto in Puerto 0:07 Rico and peter schiff of course that for 0:09 the predicted the financial crisis as 0:11 far back as 2006 appear to have you on 0:13 the show I'd love to get your comment 0:15 here about department there again just 0:17 read the quote here it's saying that if 0:19 things go wrong we could find ourselves 0:21 at the beginning beginning of a lengthy 0:23 decline and dollar had the money and a 0:25 rapid rise in interest rates and 0:27 inflation and global banks I mean you 0:29 agree 0:30 well it's going to happen regardless 0:34 whether things go right or wrong I think 0:35 it's inevitable at this point so it's 0:37 not a question of will that happen it's 0:40 just a question of when it's a question 0:43 of when ok let's talk about the trade 0:45 deficit very quickly because even 0:47 numbers that you know don't don't get a 0:48 whole lot of attention usually but this 0:51 year because of the focus on the trade 0:53 deficit from the Trump administration a 0:54 lot of people paying attention to it the 0:56 trade balance negative for the 41st year 0:59 in a row 1:00 how effective do you think that Donald 1:02 Trump policy will be in narrowing that 1:04 gap s 1:08 well so far not always sure what the 1:10 policy is going to be I don't think that 1:13 terrorists are necessarily going to do 1:16 it i think what the problem is that 1:19 America you know we don't save and often 1:21 so we don't have the capital available 1:23 to make the investments that are 1:24 necessary to finance production our 1:27 taxes are too high or regular that the 1:29 regulations are too many so we need 1:31 substantial deregulation we need lower 1:33 taxes but in order to finance that we 1:35 need a smaller government so major 1:37 reforms have to take place you know 1:39 meanwhile the trade depth that we had 1:40 last year was the largest I think it's 1:42 for years it's over 500 billion dollars 1:45 and there are a lot of people out there 1:47 that don't think a trade deficit is a 1:48 bad thing because they think the trade 1:50 deficit is enabling a capital account 1:52 surplus but a capital account surplus is 1:55 not a good thing it means you're selling 1:57 off your assets are going into debt and 2:00 your trading partners are accumulating 2:01 asked that's in exchange for the 2:04 products they sell you so you don't want 2:06 to go into debt you don't want to be 2:07 obligated to pay interest and dividends 2:09 to your trading partners you want to run 2:12 a surplus and you want to get richer you 2:14 want to accumulate assets but we're not 2:16 doing that and I don't think that we're 2:18 going to achieve a meaningful reduction 2:20 in our trade deficits simply by 2:22 negotiating better deals we have to get 2:25 to the real heart of why America is so 2:27 uncompetitive and it's yet to be seen 2:29 whether the Trump administration is 2:31 actually going to be able to achieve 2:32 that net and I wanted to get your 2:35 thinking on the trading dynamics right 2:37 now we've gotta start getting a record 2:39 tonight do you think that investors are 2:42 placing too much of the best on Trump's 2:45 policies in this expansion real physical 2:47 agenda 2:49 yes I do and I think they're overlooking 2:53 the contractionary impact of rising 2:56 interest rates not necessarily just a 2:58 red the rates of the Fed controls but 3:00 look at what happened to the long end of 3:02 the bond market since Trump was elected 3:04 and even though you know we did get that 3:06 big reaction in the market at the end of 3:09 last year so far this year in 2017 the 3:12 that was not making much in the way of 3:14 games that's up maybe another one 3:16 percent but nobody no one is talking 3:18 about boulders up seven percent so far 3:20 in 2017 you know there's a gdxj is an 3:24 index of junior gold mining stocks it's 3:26 up 3:27 thirty-three percent this year just as 3:30 january first and meanwhile the dollar 3:32 is starting to go down it hasn't gone 3:35 down to that much yet against the euro 3:37 but you look at the australian dollar i 3:39 think it's up six percent or so this 3:41 year against the US dollar but i think 3:43 the dollar starting to roll over 3:45 gold was breaking out gold stocks are 3:47 really started to move so i think most 3:49 investors are missing what's really 3:50 going on up because they are fixated on 3:53 the doubt the emerging markets are 3:54 starting to starting to improve and I 3:57 think those trends will continue 3:58 throughout the year and anyone who knows 4:00 that shift stick to take anyone in his 4:03 village really closely knows you're an 4:05 absolute gold bola in the core of your 4:07 heart and tell me how do you think the 4:09 Fed responsibility to this expansion 4:11 real physical agenda especially at the 4:13 peak of the cycle is well teta we're 4:15 getting the stimulus at a time when we 4:17 don't really need it 4:21 well we never needed stimulus because 4:23 this stimulus is actually a sedative 4:25 everything the Federal Reserve did to 4:27 stimulate the economy undermine the 4:29 economy that's the reason that Donald 4:31 Trump is president because all the 4:33 stimulus made the economy so sick me 4:36 what we need to stimulate is not stock 4:38 prices are real estate prices or bond 4:40 prices but real economic growth and that 4:42 comes from under product consumption 4:44 from savings from capital investment and 4:47 that comes from higher interest rates 4:49 that's what we needed all along with 4:51 higher interest rates but we got a 4:52 monetary heroin instead and so the 4:55 economy never got healthy it's sicker 4:57 than ever and that is the problem and i 4:59 do believe that the Federal Reserve is 5:01 going to ignore rising inflation as that 5:04 manifest and consumer prices i don't 5:06 believe that that will be the case on 5:08 the other side of the Atlantic I think 5:09 that will be enough pressure from the 5:11 Bundesbank on the ECB that they're going 5:14 to have to take away some of their 5:15 stimulus just as the Fed is adding so I 5:18 think you're going to see tighter 5:19 monetary policy in Europe and you're 5:21 gonna get looser monetary policy in the 5:23 u.s. because the Fed is going to try to 5:25 artificially prop up the economy as it 5:28 weekends with uh eventually dialing back 5:31 to rate high talk eventually cutting 5:33 rates and going back to Cuba for none of 5:35 this is going to work but it is going to 5:37 accelerate the decline of the dollar and 5:40 you know bring about the the problems 5:43 that the hedge fund manager alluded to 5:45 with respect to what would happen if 5:47 things go wrong because there's no other 5:49 way that they could go but wrong 5:51 okay and also just wanted to ask you 5:54 about the topic du jour Akiko and I were 5:57 talking about this earlier which is 5:58 under dodd-frank are you concerned about 6:01 the ambiguity surrounding the plan to 6:05 scale back dodd-frank and what does it 6:06 present when it comes to risk in your 6:09 view 6:12 well dodd-frank was a bad idea I mean 6:15 look at it was named after Chris Dodd 6:17 and barney frank two of the most 6:18 influential members of Congress that 6:21 helped to create the financial crisis 6:23 because they protected fannie mae and 6:25 freddie mac and they resisted all 6:27 efforts to rein them in the financial 6:29 crisis was not caused by a lack of 6:31 regulation but by the central bank by 6:34 alan greenspan keeping rates too low and 6:36 by the moral hazards of a fannie and 6:39 freddie and government-guaranteed bank 6:40 accounts oh god Frank did nothing to 6:43 mitigate the prospects for future 6:45 financial crisis of anything it is 6:48 accelerated them because what we needed 6:50 to do in the aftermath of the 2008 6:53 crisis was to take power away from the 6:55 Fed in the government instead they got 6:57 more but what scares me is to the extent 7:00 that we do manage to roll back some of 7:02 the regulation that never should have 7:03 been enacted and when the inevitable 7:05 financial crisis hits to the extent that 7:08 happens after this deregulation I can 7:11 already hear the left now blaming the 7:13 crisis on that deregulation that crisis 7:16 is inevitable it's going to happen 7:17 whether we get rid of dodd-frank or not 7:20 but it was bad legislation and we should 7:22 get rid of it but when we do it is not 7:25 going to be the reason that we have 7:26 another financial crisis the reason is 7:28 is going to be the Fed the same the same 7:30 reason that we had the first one is why 7:33 the second one is good even worse and 7:35 Peter you said that investors are sort 7:37 of missing the bigger picture here 7:39 they're so fixated on the dell and that 7:41 level there you mentioned emerging 7:44 markets as a potential spacer where are 7:46 you seeing the opportunities outside of 7:47 the US 7:51 yeah i mean they're happening in many 7:53 countries just like if you remember when 7:55 a bill clinton was president and when 7:58 his president he ended and george bush 8:01 came in there was a lot of optimism that 8:03 the rally in the US stock market would 8:05 continue that the strength of the dollar 8:07 would continue and instead everything 8:09 reversed if you remember the emerging 8:12 markets had a lot of difficulties in the 8:14 late nineteen nineties with the asian 8:16 economic meltdown in 97 and there are a 8:19 lot of things happening outside the 8:20 united states so emerging markets really 8:22 got beat up 8:23 I also in in South America or Latin 8:25 America but that all changed 2001 as the 8:28 US stock market went down money started 8:31 to flow back into those areas and people 8:33 made a lot of money in emerging markets 8:35 and commodities in precious metals you 8:37 in oil and agriculture and I think the 8:40 same dynamics are lining up again 8:42 only I think that President Trump has 8:45 inherited a much bigger bubble up from 8:47 Obama than the one that Bush inherited 8:50 from clinton and so I think that dollars 8:52 gone a lot lower this time and I think 8:54 commodity prices could go a lot higher 8:56 so there's a much more bigger profit 8:58 potential now I then there was back then 9:00 in the right markets ok feet are gonna 9:03 have to leave it on that no it's always 9:05 good to get your insights peter schiff 9:06 joining us from euro pacific capital
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Son of Hamas Leader, Reveals the Shocking Truth About Islam
Ban Islam ( Not Muslims) & Educate Muslims !!
Mosab Yousef, is the eldest son of Hamas co-founder Sheikh Hassan Yousef, spoke at a Jerusalem Post conference last May and explained to the West that Islam is comparable to Nazism and needs an international coalition to defeat it.
Bill Still is a former newspaper editor and publisher. He has written for USA Today, The Saturday Evening Post, the Los Angeles Times Syndicate, OMNI magazine, and has also produced the syndicated radio program, Health News. He has written 22 books and two documentary videos and is the host of his wildly popular daily YouTube Channel the “Still Report”, the quintessential report on the economy and Washington.
Transcript : good morning i'm still reporting on the 0:12 invasion 0:13 masab Yousef is the eldest son of hamas 0:17 co-founder Sheikh Hassan Yousef Hamas is 0:21 the Palestinian version of the Muslim 0:23 Brotherhood dedicated to wiping Israel 0:25 off the map pushing the world's only 0:28 Jewish state back into the sea he was 0:31 first arrested by the Israelis when he 0:34 was ten for throwing rocks at israeli 0:36 settlers he was subsequently arrested 0:39 and jailed by Israel numerous times and 0:42 was seen as the heir apparent of Hamas 0:45 however masab was secretly converted to 0:48 Christianity in 1999 at the age of 21 by 0:52 a British missionary subsequently he 0:55 worked as a spy for the Israelis helping 0:57 port many suicide bombing attacks he now 1:01 lives with his wife and children in san 1:03 diego california he wrote a book 1:06 entitled son of hamas which resulted in 1:08 the 2014 documentary the green prints 1:12 which was his code name in Israeli 1:15 intelligence circles the green prince is 1:18 being remade into a feature film when 1:21 masab first came to the US the Obama 1:24 administration threatened to deport him 1:26 because he had provided material support 1:28 to us designated terrorist organization 1:32 massage attorneys argued that he would 1:35 likely be executed by the Palestinian 1:37 Authority if deported 1:39 no matter the only thing that saved him 1:42 was his Israeli intelligence handler had 1:45 to reveal his identity in jun 2010 when 1:48 he came to the u.s. to testify in his 1:51 behalf saying he risked his life every 1:54 day in order to prevent violence last 1:57 may 2016 masab spoke at a conference in 2:01 New York put on by the jerusalem post he 2:04 told his audience that Islam as a whole 2:07 is comparable to Nazism and must be 2:10 defeated by a worldwide coalition it's 2:15 point I thought the Jewish people were 2:18 the enemies of humanity 2:21 I thought they were the enemies of our 2:23 people the Palestinian people until I 2:26 came to experience what the Jewish 2:30 nation really is through intelligence 2:35 service witnessing the truth Democratic 2:38 model in an ocean of darkness the only 2:43 life in the middle east in the Muslim 2:47 society i witnessed a woman who sent 2:50 five of her children to die in suicide 2:53 bombing attacks one after another 2:56 she would put the explosive built on 2:59 them and bless them and say go kill the 3:02 juice to gain respect in her society 3:08 this is hypocricy my father disowned me 3:14 because he's a hypocrite on a personal 3:19 level is the loving father but when he 3:23 puts the Hamas mask that he cannot exist 3:25 without he's a monster is something else 3:28 we cannot fall ourself there is an 3:31 Islamic problem al-qaeda Hamas Hezbollah 3:38 and somebody had Isis Boko Haram all of 3:42 them are killing by the name of Allah 3:45 they're not getting by the name of Jesus 3:50 they're not kidding by the name of 3:51 Jehovah they're not getting by the name 3:53 of Mahavira or the Buddha or allowed to 3:57 their kidding by the name of Allah there 4:01 is an Islamic problem and I think 4:03 humanity needs to stand against this 4:06 danger because this danger is not only 4:08 against a set of Israel 4:10 this danger thank you thank you 4:15 this danger is against the involvement 4:20 of mankind the Muslim people have a 4:24 problem and their problem is in their 4:27 belief system they have to face it and 4:31 we need to encourage them to fight the 4:33 good fight as I did if I was able you 4:41 know I had privileges at the front of 4:44 Optimus later I had something to lose 4:46 but the average Muslim and don't have 4:50 lots of things to lose they already 4:53 living in darkness and misery if they 4:55 leave it it's better for them humanity 4:57 and the free world needs to unify as 5:00 eventually even though it was too late 5:03 the world unified against NASA's them 5:06 today three people need to unify against 5:10 Islam not against the Muslim people 5:11 against Islam itself as a belief system 5:14 when the president of the free world 5:19 stand and say when the president of the 5:22 free world stand and say that Islam is a 5:24 religion of peace he creates the climb 5:29 is he provides the climate's the perfect 5:32 climate to create more terrorism bunch 5:36 of hypocrites called BDS come and 5:39 compare Israel to the racist regime of 5:44 south africa africa 5:45 how can you compare if it's the capital 5:48 of the Jewish people and the Israeli 5:51 government and not allowing the Jewish 5:53 people to worship freely in their 5:56 capital on their holiest site for 6:00 political correctness not to offend the 6:04 Muslims and give them that kind of 6:06 freedom 6:07 how can we compare this to that I love 6:11 Israel and over to trade stands for its 6:14 ethics its values its democracy its love 6:20 a nation that was able to overcome the 6:24 Holocaust and instead of playing the 6:27 victim mentality and blame everyone for 6:32 their suffering they were able to build 6:34 the state democratic state make it from 6:37 a newborn safe to an advanced and 6:47 completely developed state in less than 6:50 25 years 6:52 this is a great example i'm still 6:55 reporting from Washington today
The Financial Armageddon Economic Collapse Blog tracks trends and forecasts , futurists , visionaries , free investigative journalists , researchers , Whistelblowers , truthers and many more
Mosab Yousef, is the eldest son of Hamas co-founder Sheikh Hassan Yousef, spoke at a Jerusalem Post conference last May and explained to the West that Islam is comparable to Nazism and needs an international coalition to defeat it.
Bill Still is a former newspaper editor and publisher. He has written for USA Today, The Saturday Evening Post, the Los Angeles Times Syndicate, OMNI magazine, and has also produced the syndicated radio program, Health News. He has written 22 books and two documentary videos and is the host of his wildly popular daily YouTube Channel the “Still Report”, the quintessential report on the economy and Washington.
Transcript : good morning i'm still reporting on the 0:12 invasion 0:13 masab Yousef is the eldest son of hamas 0:17 co-founder Sheikh Hassan Yousef Hamas is 0:21 the Palestinian version of the Muslim 0:23 Brotherhood dedicated to wiping Israel 0:25 off the map pushing the world's only 0:28 Jewish state back into the sea he was 0:31 first arrested by the Israelis when he 0:34 was ten for throwing rocks at israeli 0:36 settlers he was subsequently arrested 0:39 and jailed by Israel numerous times and 0:42 was seen as the heir apparent of Hamas 0:45 however masab was secretly converted to 0:48 Christianity in 1999 at the age of 21 by 0:52 a British missionary subsequently he 0:55 worked as a spy for the Israelis helping 0:57 port many suicide bombing attacks he now 1:01 lives with his wife and children in san 1:03 diego california he wrote a book 1:06 entitled son of hamas which resulted in 1:08 the 2014 documentary the green prints 1:12 which was his code name in Israeli 1:15 intelligence circles the green prince is 1:18 being remade into a feature film when 1:21 masab first came to the US the Obama 1:24 administration threatened to deport him 1:26 because he had provided material support 1:28 to us designated terrorist organization 1:32 massage attorneys argued that he would 1:35 likely be executed by the Palestinian 1:37 Authority if deported 1:39 no matter the only thing that saved him 1:42 was his Israeli intelligence handler had 1:45 to reveal his identity in jun 2010 when 1:48 he came to the u.s. to testify in his 1:51 behalf saying he risked his life every 1:54 day in order to prevent violence last 1:57 may 2016 masab spoke at a conference in 2:01 New York put on by the jerusalem post he 2:04 told his audience that Islam as a whole 2:07 is comparable to Nazism and must be 2:10 defeated by a worldwide coalition it's 2:15 point I thought the Jewish people were 2:18 the enemies of humanity 2:21 I thought they were the enemies of our 2:23 people the Palestinian people until I 2:26 came to experience what the Jewish 2:30 nation really is through intelligence 2:35 service witnessing the truth Democratic 2:38 model in an ocean of darkness the only 2:43 life in the middle east in the Muslim 2:47 society i witnessed a woman who sent 2:50 five of her children to die in suicide 2:53 bombing attacks one after another 2:56 she would put the explosive built on 2:59 them and bless them and say go kill the 3:02 juice to gain respect in her society 3:08 this is hypocricy my father disowned me 3:14 because he's a hypocrite on a personal 3:19 level is the loving father but when he 3:23 puts the Hamas mask that he cannot exist 3:25 without he's a monster is something else 3:28 we cannot fall ourself there is an 3:31 Islamic problem al-qaeda Hamas Hezbollah 3:38 and somebody had Isis Boko Haram all of 3:42 them are killing by the name of Allah 3:45 they're not getting by the name of Jesus 3:50 they're not kidding by the name of 3:51 Jehovah they're not getting by the name 3:53 of Mahavira or the Buddha or allowed to 3:57 their kidding by the name of Allah there 4:01 is an Islamic problem and I think 4:03 humanity needs to stand against this 4:06 danger because this danger is not only 4:08 against a set of Israel 4:10 this danger thank you thank you 4:15 this danger is against the involvement 4:20 of mankind the Muslim people have a 4:24 problem and their problem is in their 4:27 belief system they have to face it and 4:31 we need to encourage them to fight the 4:33 good fight as I did if I was able you 4:41 know I had privileges at the front of 4:44 Optimus later I had something to lose 4:46 but the average Muslim and don't have 4:50 lots of things to lose they already 4:53 living in darkness and misery if they 4:55 leave it it's better for them humanity 4:57 and the free world needs to unify as 5:00 eventually even though it was too late 5:03 the world unified against NASA's them 5:06 today three people need to unify against 5:10 Islam not against the Muslim people 5:11 against Islam itself as a belief system 5:14 when the president of the free world 5:19 stand and say when the president of the 5:22 free world stand and say that Islam is a 5:24 religion of peace he creates the climb 5:29 is he provides the climate's the perfect 5:32 climate to create more terrorism bunch 5:36 of hypocrites called BDS come and 5:39 compare Israel to the racist regime of 5:44 south africa africa 5:45 how can you compare if it's the capital 5:48 of the Jewish people and the Israeli 5:51 government and not allowing the Jewish 5:53 people to worship freely in their 5:56 capital on their holiest site for 6:00 political correctness not to offend the 6:04 Muslims and give them that kind of 6:06 freedom 6:07 how can we compare this to that I love 6:11 Israel and over to trade stands for its 6:14 ethics its values its democracy its love 6:20 a nation that was able to overcome the 6:24 Holocaust and instead of playing the 6:27 victim mentality and blame everyone for 6:32 their suffering they were able to build 6:34 the state democratic state make it from 6:37 a newborn safe to an advanced and 6:47 completely developed state in less than 6:50 25 years 6:52 this is a great example i'm still 6:55 reporting from Washington today
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