Analysis of US and Israel's Role in Middle East Conflicts

Ir-, uh, Israel pushing for the war in Iraq.

The, uh, Israelis also wanted access to Iraq's oil

supply so that they could get a pipeline, uh, of oil coming

out of Iraq and directly into, uh, Israel,

circumventing Syria because they didn't want it to go through Syria 'cause

Assad was supporting the Iranians and supporting Hamas and Hezbollah.

So once we

got into Iraq and got into that quagmire, we, the US government, screwed things up

so badly that we basically handed over Iraq, as you know, to

Iranian-backed Shias that were there.

Um, so by the time we were done in Iraq, Iran c- pretty much controlled

Iraq through their, through their proxies, helped them circumvent sanctions, made

Iran even stronger. So then you had the Shia Crescent.

You basically had a unification of, uh, Tehran,

Baghdad, and Damascus forming that crescent, that land bridge of Iranian

supplies going right into Israel's backyard.

So the Israelis at the end of the, the Iraq war were like, "No, no, this

is not

gonna work at all. We, we have to break this up.

We have to go to war in Syria.

We have to take down Assad." Arab Spring happened.

There was some energy, uh, from the people, I think it

was somewhat organic.

But then in short order, we came in, and we said, "We're, we're going to

work with, uh, the Israelis, but we're also gonna have to work heavily

with the

Sunni population on the ground in, uh, in Syria to

create an uprising." And that's where ISIS came from.

We worked directly with Al-Qaeda. Hillary Clinton's emails confirm this.

Um, the operations that we were doing to support the so-called Free

Syrian

Army, and there were some moderates there, but the most effective guys

initially were Al-Qaeda, and then eventually ISIS.

Now, obviously ISIS got out of control, and they started plotting attacks in

Europe, they started plotting attacks in America.

They took over large swaths of Iraq.

So we then had to go back and put out, once again, the brush fire that we had

started and go after ISIS, and that's where I lost my late wife.

But Israel was the driving factor in that.

We took down Saddam, who was a strong man against Israel.

We then had to go in and take out Assad, who was a strong man against Israel as

well. And now this is the third phase.

We're going now into Iran to take out that strong government for Israel.

And, and we, who did we put in charge of Syria?

Oh, we, we handed that whole... Well, again,

we screwed the whole thing up so much

that-

We handed it to a leader of fucking Al-Qaeda.

Yep. He was in ISIS initially. He was in Al-Qaeda initially in Iraq,

fighting,

fighting against us. We had him in jail, joined ISIS, broke off from ISIS,

hand-selected by Bin Laden's right-hand man, Ayman al-Zawahiri,

to lead Nusra, and then they rebranded.

And this is the, like, the number one way to,

to fool Americans as a jihadist is

just put on a suit and get a good PR company,

and then apparently we'll just

believe whatever you say.

There's videos of this guy holding people's heads that he cut off.

Yeah, he's, I mean, he, he's the thought-

He's shaken-

He, he's a brutal terrorist

... President Trump's hand.

Yeah, horrible advice. Yep. And so-

What the fuck are we doing?

We also have a history of kind of moving in and out of

Pakistan. I mean, let's remember here,

the people we are fighting today, we funded

20 years ago.

And we did it because we were locked in this struggle with the

Soviet Union.

They invaded Afghanistan, and we did not wanna see

them control Central Asia