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Morocco, Israel and the Strait Nobody Is Watching | ZFS 96
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Is the Strait of Hormuz really open? Is the war really over? And why did 60,000 to 80,000 migrants flood a tiny Spanish territory two weeks after we quietly sent Morocco 40 million dollars? Sean, Joe and I connect the dots.
We start with the Iran deal that Trump touted on Fox News, the 41st time he has declared this thing basically over. The stock market is at a new all time high, oil is finally dropping, and the Iran Oman plan to reopen the Strait would still hand Iran full control of inbound shipping. I explain why I do not think it holds, and why I would bet we are bombing Iran again within the week.
Then we get into the part nobody is covering. Ceuta. A Spanish city on the Moroccan coast that just got flooded with tens of thousands of military age migrants, escorted by Moroccan police. Thomas Massie flagged that the GOP passed a bill with 40 million dollars for Morocco two weeks before it happened, complete with language about Morocco's claim to Ceuta and Melilla. Netanyahu's son has been openly calling for Arabs and Muslims to flood those exact Spanish territories since 2019. Spain has been one of the loudest voices against Israel since the Gaza genocide. And Spain controls the Strait of Gibraltar, which after the Houthis and Iran closed the other straits, is Israel's only remaining path out to the Atlantic.
So I lay out the theory. Three straits, one agenda, and a whole lot of American money greasing the wheels. Plus a Trump highway in Morocco and a king living it up in Paris while his country does the dirty work. Is my tinfoil too tight? Watch and decide.
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SPEAKER_10Now we're live.
SPEAKER_11Well, if you want to, don't have to. And a lot of this crew has also been here spitting on my in the morning. Kissing on my dog. Oh yeah.
SPEAKER_10This is a different day for the usual viewers.
SPEAKER_11Is it on YouTube and Twitch? Yeah.
SPEAKER_10YouTube Twitch X.
SPEAKER_11And I'm gonna get it up.
SPEAKER_05Yeah, I'm gonna get it up. On TikTok. Oh, yeah. On TikTok. Okay.
SPEAKER_11You can tick my talk anytime.
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SPEAKER_11Good one. Hey. Whoa, whoopsies. Alright, nobody's in here yet. That's fascinating how you're like your go-to personality is like edgy Christian radio host. Hey, whoopsies. Why is that an edgy Christian brand? Like his go-to brand on the mic.
SPEAKER_10What is going on, dude? I've never thought about my personality now like that. Now I'm like, I'm insecure about it. I don't want to sound like that.
SPEAKER_05Both y'all are too much.
SPEAKER_10I'm glad nobody was watching that. It's like it's like youth pastor.
SPEAKER_07Is it at the beginning of the live though? Was that live?
SPEAKER_10It was live.
SPEAKER_11I'm gonna rewatch it's like youth pastor who's about to become a secular worldly guy. He's just about to give it up. Hey guys, sorry.
SPEAKER_10Hey, fair enough, man. I grew up in a Well done.
SPEAKER_09Well done, son. Hello, live. Let me get a tomato exposed out here.
SPEAKER_10Tomato gotta do it again. Good morning, guys. Edgy Christian radio host. I think I am in the right place. That's hilarious.
SPEAKER_09I'm gonna put this ugly ass potato at the front of the bowl. Look at this thing. Look at this thing. Dude, be nice. Look at this nasty. Would you eat this? Yeah. I mean, you'd have to slice it up to the bigger.
SPEAKER_10I'll cut off that that little part. The water the potato nugget. And then I'll yeah, I'll eat it like a little nugget. Potato nug.
SPEAKER_09That might be a three-hander right here. Potato. A three-handed potato is kind of unheard of.
SPEAKER_05Because this is like a standard potato. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Yeah. Another standard.
SPEAKER_09This one's a thin boy. I guess we're gonna have to cut him up. He makes some nice little uh was that Grotten Potatoes? Grotten? Grotten?
SPEAKER_10I heard of that. Grotten.
SPEAKER_09Grotten.
SPEAKER_10Like grottos?
SPEAKER_09No, not like Grotto's. Nothing like Grotto's.
SPEAKER_10It's French. Is it Grotten?
SPEAKER_09Yeah, it's Grotten, right? I think it has an A in it. I just love watching you guys try to spell stuff. There you go. Potatoes are Grotten. Oh, like Graton. Graton. Okay. Yeah, sliced up. Throw some cheese on it. Oh. Get it spiced up. Ooh.
SPEAKER_10I thought they were called aren't they called something else? Like scallop potatoes? Is that what they're doing? Is the title supposed to be Iran Morocco or something?
SPEAKER_07Yeah.
SPEAKER_10Okay. I see the difference here.
SPEAKER_07Oh, there we go. What is it?
SPEAKER_10They're both creamy, rich, and starchy, but they're not quite the same. Gratin potatoes are usually sliced slightly thinner than their scallop counterparts.
SPEAKER_06Oh, okay.
SPEAKER_10And scallop potatoes traditionally don't include cheese.
SPEAKER_06Oh, then I want no part of scallop. I want no parts in that. Fair enough.
SPEAKER_10Oh yeah, I should probably pull up the live over here. My bad. I'm like reading it.
SPEAKER_06Oh, there are we got what's up, guys? What's up, Boober? Corman, we back. Yes, sir. Casper, we're back. Absolutely.
SPEAKER_02Like D-stream.
SPEAKER_09Yeah, we're double down today because your boys got a trip coming up. Probably my first like self-vacay in a way in a long time. I haven't even done the sales conferences in like three, three and a half years. When's the last time I went to a sales conference, Sean?
SPEAKER_10Oh, geez. It's been a while.
SPEAKER_09Because you went to you went to like more than half of them with me.
SPEAKER_10I went to the one in Vegas. I think that's the last one we went to. Right? Vegas. Whoa.
SPEAKER_09Vegas 2022?
SPEAKER_10Yeah.
SPEAKER_09Two?
SPEAKER_10That was a while ago.
SPEAKER_09And then I think I went to one more elite retreat, and it was like one of those. You ever have that moment where you have a mindset shift around something? And and I want to be very careful here because like it's it's hard to describe, but like your mindset shifts around something that you've always known in your life as one thing. You have a mindset shift, and then you get back in that environment, and the environment just feels different.
SPEAKER_10Feels weird.
SPEAKER_09It feels weird. I was sitting on this back of the sales conference, basically, this real estate sales conference, Tom Tom Ferry, who I'd grown very close to and clone close to the entire ecosystem. Like a lot of my real friends in life still are these people that existed within this comp conference sphere. Um but like what they were talking about and how people were reacting, and this weird little just like cult-like following around very general advice. It's just leading to a sales funnel where numbers are just trying to be met to be recruited at, and like the to support an income stream that's about coaching, and then the coaching doesn't really bring great results. And then like looking at the whole sphere and then watching it in play is like it kind of felt weird, like the whole sales aspect, yeah.
SPEAKER_10Um like a pyramid scheme, but like a little more to it.
SPEAKER_09Yeah, yeah. And it's all I mean, a pyramid scheme has as misusage of funds involved and things like that. I'm not saying all that, but the the level of money that can be gained by giving advice and like coaching services, financial advice, sales advice, marketing advice, social media advice, the amount of money you can make just by preaching the same shit over and over and over and over again, even when it's outdated, is crazy. And all too in the real estate world, to honestly bring no value to the deal, you're not making the home more valuable. If anything, they have to buffer for your commission, especially since they got to put it on the contracts now. Yeah, especially since then. And when you're helping the person buy, I mean, hello, the internet. I mean, I can call an Uber and tell them I'm going to these five addresses today, hook it up and get a nice pay uh tip from me. Like the the realtor could be completely uninvolved, and the transaction would find a way to happen. I get there's legalities and things like that, but we have lawyers, I get there's financial stuff like that, and we have mortgage people. But the realtor 95% of the time isn't bringing a ton of value. Um, we try and do what we can, obviously, here, but it's like, damn, 95% of these people aren't bringing any value to society. They're just being leached on for coaching memberships, and this whole entire thing that's supposed to be bringing me value is really just a big funnel, and I'm in it.
SPEAKER_11So you're saying we should start a coaching service?
SPEAKER_08Absolutely, dog.
SPEAKER_09There's so much money.
SPEAKER_08Really bad coaching, but it takes so much money to be made.
SPEAKER_10Are you kidding? Well, I remember when we were there, and there was some guy who had like 11k subscribers, and he wasn't even like giving good advice on what he was doing. And people wanted to know. Like, he was just like really bad on stage. I remember that specifically. Like he went up there and he's like, Yeah, that's that's what I do. Do you guys got any questions? Like, like, I don't know, it's just weird, it was awkward.
SPEAKER_07I mean, you can you can look up the guy. I'll do this real quick. Go to go to YouTube real fast, we'll watch this together, then we'll get started into the pod.
SPEAKER_09By the way, today's pod, we're going into Iran for a quick update. What the hell? No, no title. Again, I love that. Look at how cool that thumbnail is. It might be AI though. Is he naked? Uh, probably. Probably. Is this guy naked? No profile picture. Look at George.
SPEAKER_11What am I looking at? Need for speed underground too, full soundtrack.
SPEAKER_02No.
SPEAKER_05Oh, what was I about? I must look up. Damn, what were we doing?
SPEAKER_10We were just talking about the guy in real estate that I thought didn't do a good job presenting what he was talking about.
SPEAKER_09Oh, look up Dryden Brown presentation. Dryden? G-R-Y-D-E-N. G D D Dry D-E-N- Brown.
SPEAKER_02Praxis. Um click that presentation right there.
SPEAKER_10I see you didn't even finish it.
SPEAKER_09So this is bringing back to the beginning real quick. So this is the guy. You talk about guys can just have all this influence and whatever and just be terrible at presenting their ideas and actually look like an intellectual. This is the leader of one of the largest Peter Thiel funded network state companies on the planet, Praxis. They're looking into putting network states in Greenland.
SPEAKER_10Oh, this is the guy that's on that island, right? Prospera? Prospera? Prospera. He's involved.
SPEAKER_09Yes, he is involved in that project as like a side. That's really run by so he looks familiar. Yeah. That's mainly funded through Pronomos. Yeah, click this real quick. Let's watch Dryden Brown. Let's see how good he is at doing this. You know, presenting his ideas into our stuff.
SPEAKER_04Well, it's great to be here. Uh Dryden Brown, CEO of Praxis. Um first to start, uh, I wanted to introduce myself. I'm from Santa Barbara, California. I grew up surfing. Um and I I spent really my whole childhood, you know, on the beach and uh and and ended up homeschooling to travel around the world, compete in surf contests, which afforded me this like kind of interesting opportunity to have uh a different educational experience. I was homeschooled uh and I I was really interested in American colonial history. Um my family uh came to America from Ireland, uh they fought in the Revolutionary War, they built a fort, um, they participated in the Pennsylvania Constitutional Convention. And so this story of building new cities, of building new cities, like all these filler words all throughout. I mean the format of telling a story first when you begin one of these features, that's a pretty good tactic. Frankly, like I was I was able to spend a lot of time learning about charter cities and C-steading and these different ideas when they were very But a guy who's who's looking to partner in installing a multi-billion dollar country at the benefit of elite.
SPEAKER_09I ended up in a hoodie and sweatpants, just basically reading through a PowerPoint at min at the minimalist amount of words is exactly.
SPEAKER_04He's really interested. We can stop it. We can stop it. Um an activist hedge fund. Um we can stop it. Whatever you want. Yeah, I don't know if I can keep watching.
SPEAKER_11You know who it reminds me of? Another homeschooled kid who like talks about stuff that he thinks he's really smart, but the more you talk to him, you're like, I don't think his kids are it's he's giving Nick Shirley vibes.
SPEAKER_09Oh yeah. I would love to have Nick on the podcast.
SPEAKER_11DM him, bro. Hit him up.
SPEAKER_09I have to be Gop approved. Gotta be approved by the GOP to get a Nick Shirley interview. Because that's your fund's in.
SPEAKER_10Alright, I'm gonna go takeaways one more time because I drank way too much water.
SPEAKER_02Hey dude, do it.
SPEAKER_10I really don't do it.
SPEAKER_02Maybe you broke something. So guys, do you think we went to the moon? You think we went to the moon? Do you think we really did it?
SPEAKER_06I don't know if your mic's on.
SPEAKER_11Hello?
SPEAKER_09No, so no, I heard you. Hello? Yeah, you're on. I'm screaming at people, can't you? Hell yeah.
SPEAKER_06Israel hijacked his bladder.
SPEAKER_11It was it was. He was kind of talking like Nick Shirley, now he was like, yeah, so uh they were like uh doing bad stuff. He's like, so I saw like you can live on the sea.
SPEAKER_09Are you telling me I'm supposed to take him breaking a story that the FBI had been investigating since 2021 in Minnesota as a non-tampered with fact that he got like 111 views in like three hours on against something that was already being investigated?
SPEAKER_11Somebody said yes and the earth is round. They're giving you a new one.
SPEAKER_09She said yell louder. Sorry, Smurf Berries.
SPEAKER_11Wait, do you do you guys know about like pilots who when people ask them if the earth is flat, they just go yes and then like smile at them? Have you seen this? No, there's a bunch of it. I love that.
SPEAKER_08I love that having that power and just being like, yeah to this.
SPEAKER_11No, I think there's like this inside joke. Well knowing it's not. I think there's an inside joke among pilots because it's been happening to them so much. But they're like, if someone asks you if the earth is flat, just say yes and tell them there's an ice wall. Because I've seen so many videos, and it's from people who are like, This is proof the earth is flat. I asked pilots, but then you watch it and they'll ask like an old dude, they'll be like, Hey, is the earth round? And he'll be like, No, it's flat. Like, obviously badly lying. I just saw a video about it last week and it it made me really laugh. I actually love that.
SPEAKER_09Can you refresh restream real quick? And then we can pull the chat back up. He said Buzz Aldrin said we didn't go to the moon. Did Buzz really say that?
SPEAKER_11I thought Buzz Aldrin's the one who punched a guy in the face who told him he never went to the moon and to stop lying.
SPEAKER_09I know somebody did that.
SPEAKER_11That was Buzz.
SPEAKER_09You don't get a name like Buzz without being willing to punch Buzz Aldrin punches guy gift. There we go.
SPEAKER_10Uh I don't know if this is punching a conspiracy theorist.
SPEAKER_09Yeah.
SPEAKER_11He was 72 and clock the man. That's that's conviction.
SPEAKER_09Is this an everyday stream? And no.
SPEAKER_11I'll tell you real quick before we're actually live and recording. So we go live and do just chatting now on Monday mornings. We do go live to show all of our podcast recordings, which are typically on a Wednesday. Zach is leaving town. He's going to hang out with his friends. So we're a day early. Um, and then afterward we'll chill and chat for a little bit, like 10-15 minutes. Um, sometimes Friday, too. Every time. But Monday's Monday's live chat day. That's when we just chill and vibe. Chilling vibe, yeah. Chilling vibe.
SPEAKER_09Vibing with my veggies.
SPEAKER_10Potatoes, cucumbers, that's what I want in my belly. Hey.
SPEAKER_11Guess what? Here's a fun one. Who gives a shit? Yeah, I don't.
SPEAKER_09That's why I throw it around. People get so wrung up about the moon, like I said, we got bigger issues going on right fucking net.
SPEAKER_11What did I miss while I went to take a whiz?
SPEAKER_09But if we didn't go, I just said, Do you think we went to the moon or not?
SPEAKER_11Yeah, as soon as you went to go pee, he was like, What if I just ruined the chat? Make rage bait.
SPEAKER_09Some people get really hung up on the moon, and I get it, because it's one of those things where like if they would if they were able to pull off a lie like that, like what else would they do? What else could they be? Like it stains everything else. So I get that feeling. I understand it.
SPEAKER_11No, this is the thing. Your wife's into true crime. Basically, if you didn't leave DNA and left within five minutes of a murder before cameras, you got away with crime. You could lie about anything but before technology.
SPEAKER_02How would they know?
SPEAKER_10It's crazy that people are like getting arrested 30 years later.
SPEAKER_09Buzz was on a few sitcoms and said we didn't go. Yeah, but he said it on a sitcom. Buzz.com is for comedy. Situational comedy. Situationally, for the guy who went to the moon to say we didn't get to the moon, I'd say that's quite comedic. Isn't there a flag on the moon? That's the big thing. Isn't there a flag and reflective things that like people can shoot lasers at to confirm like they're there? Like there's stuff that we put there on the moon, right? I think so.
SPEAKER_11Also, Neil Patrick Harris was straight on a sitcom. I don't know if you know that. So he's probably straight in real life.
SPEAKER_02Good point. Never heard a better point.
SPEAKER_09Live chats and live pod. So we do the podcast live every time. Every time we do a pod, typically Wednesdays. Typically Wednesdays. Monday is its own thing. Monday's its own thing. Every Monday we'll be going live as a stream, only on YouTube and Twitch at 10 a.m. Wednesday and Friday, we have an 11 a.m. podcast recording that we do live. Now, if I happen to go live on these streaming platforms any other time, it could be to an event. I could be playing like Fallout 4. Could be just because I wanted to talk. I don't know.
SPEAKER_10Are you gonna live stream playing Fallout 4?
SPEAKER_09Yeah, I'm gonna live stream playing Fallout 4.
SPEAKER_10Okay. All right, Robert. Yeah.
SPEAKER_11I can tell this is gonna be a very serious pod. Yeah, definitely. Very Zach is locked in.
SPEAKER_10He's locked in in another realm right now, man. He's locked in.
SPEAKER_11I have a full defensive setup. This is what happens when we don't print and write down the outline of the episode.
SPEAKER_10I have 20 tomato plants. Oh no, dude.
SPEAKER_11Dude, Dixon, thanks, man.
SPEAKER_09Oh god why do the Tatoes give you rads, dude? That does not that's not fair.
SPEAKER_10Because the ground is radiated.
SPEAKER_09Oh, that makes complete sense, actually.
SPEAKER_10Have you seen the bloat flies, man? I can't stand those things.
SPEAKER_09Blowflies.
SPEAKER_10Yeah, the giant flies flying around that you gotta shoot.
SPEAKER_09For are they called blowflies?
SPEAKER_10I think so.
SPEAKER_09Okay, you're probably right. I can fast. Yeah, I've seen the tough to shoot. Yeah. They're tough to shoot. I feel like I'd be wasting ammo on them.
SPEAKER_11Yeah, blow flies. Lena, I'm gonna tell you what he was doing live earlier this morning. He was practicing being live because he wants to get better at it and he just started doing it.
SPEAKER_10We need an RFK Fallout 4 playthrough. Jeez. That's nervous, Lena. He wants to impress you all.
SPEAKER_09I didn't microdose today. I haven't microdosed in two weeks. But normally a couple times a month.
SPEAKER_10My son wants to take a bite out of your tomato.
SPEAKER_02Okay.
SPEAKER_11Alright, we're at 1121. Time check. When did we want to start? When did we want to start, boys?
SPEAKER_10Joe's got work to do, brother. I key RFK sounds like a ghoul. That's funny.
SPEAKER_05People scavenging now.
SPEAKER_10Dude, he kind of looks like a ghoul, too. I'm not gonna lie. They're scavenging for parts of duct tape.
SPEAKER_11That's funny.
SPEAKER_09By the way, duct tape is very, very valuable in the apocalypse, and it makes complete sense.
SPEAKER_11Yeah. That adhesive. A lot of ductwork.
SPEAKER_09No, just a lot of things you got put together with the adhesive. Yeah, a lot of ducts. A lot of ductwork too.
SPEAKER_11Dude, in the apocalypse, you're always working on HVAC systems. You gotta pick a trade and get into it.
SPEAKER_09Alright, let's talk about Iran. Let's talk about Morocco. Let's talk about Donald Trump Highway. That's what we're gonna do for you and for me. If you're over here on TikTok, hi. You believe the bottom of the rabbit hole is reversed engineered alien craft.
SPEAKER_06Get off my TikTok live, mom. I told you, stop commenting on my show.
SPEAKER_11I'm working, mom! I said, Where are you seeing these comments?
SPEAKER_09Jesus Christ! Seriously, if you're on the TikTok, head over to the YouTube or Twitch. We're live. We got veggies, and we're gonna talk about veggies. We're not talking about veggies. Damn it. We are not talking about Mitch McConnell.
SPEAKER_10Are we um are we starting with a song today? I would uh I know it's always a debate. Are we doing that? Joe hates me, man.
SPEAKER_03Do what you want, bro.
SPEAKER_04Do what you want.
SPEAKER_11Joe always hates it. Yeah, you're vibing today. I need to whatever taps into your superpower, do it, bro.
SPEAKER_08Joe hates.
SPEAKER_11I feel like Joe hates me too. Joe hates, dude.
SPEAKER_10You're peeking right now, dude. You're actually on fire. Joe just needs to take over the shelf. Normally I take five qualia pills.
SPEAKER_09Today I took six.
SPEAKER_11I can't put the flames out, bro.
SPEAKER_09I took six qualia pills.
SPEAKER_11Yesterday was my mom's birthday. Today your mom's in the chat. It's a vibe. We're we're living our best life.
SPEAKER_09Did she get any comments? She did.
SPEAKER_11She messaged me and said, well, I told her I was like, I asked random people to wish you a happy birthday on the internet today. Sorry. And she said, Oh, thanks. I just got one.
SPEAKER_10That's hilarious. All right, let's go.
SPEAKER_08Okay. Yes. By the way, to your question.
SPEAKER_03Okay.
SPEAKER_10I can't, dude. This is gonna be crazy. All right, we might be awful. When you hear the song, we're going, I'm just gonna make sure the body is good. All right.
SPEAKER_03Somebody's all right, ready?
SPEAKER_10Here we go.
unknownSomebody's here.
SPEAKER_09Today we are talking about what is going on in Iran as we pass the five and a half month benchmark. How does Morocco have to do with what's happening out there? Maybe some Israeli involvement will get into that. And of course, economically. How are things faring now that the fair seas of the Strait of Hormuz might be opened up? Welcome into the show. Is the strait really open? Is Iran finally over? And is there more to look into with 60,000 immigrants raiding the Spaniard lines from Morocco in Suta? Hi, and welcome in. My name is Zachary Faust. This is the Zach Faust show, and this is episode number 96. I sit amongst my crop of veggies that have been pulled from our garden. Sean, rape my veggies one through seven.
SPEAKER_10Uh seven, I think.
SPEAKER_09Don't actually know don't be a brown nose.
SPEAKER_10Six, seven. That one potato.
SPEAKER_09The tomato. Oh, you're gonna shout my boy out? Listen, come on.
SPEAKER_10Thumbs up.
SPEAKER_09He's beautiful. He's beautiful. Don't tell this man he ain't pretty. That's a big old thing. That's a big old thing. Plus, you can cut his word off, like you said. We got beans from the garden. We're just now getting some green tomatoes. I swear we're gonna have about 80. I might just make a tomato pyramid on future episodes. Stay tuned. And we're still pumping out cumbers. We have surpassed for the year. We've counted. I want you to take a quick guess. How many cucumbers do you think we've pulled out of the garden so far? Hall started in about June.
SPEAKER_10June, July, August. I'm gonna say 120.
SPEAKER_09120, Joe? Price is right, rules.
SPEAKER_11How many cucks out of the garden?
SPEAKER_09Yes, how many cucks have been found in my garden?
SPEAKER_11Hold on. Give me a second. When did the first one patch?
SPEAKER_09Uh it was like first week of June. We got a couple pump it out.
SPEAKER_11Okay, okay. And then a square foot of cucumber.
SPEAKER_09We have 10 plants planted over.
SPEAKER_11Going with 137.
SPEAKER_09252. I was so close. Oh. 200 and 52 kooks. Someone in the chat said 220 by price is right rules. She beats both of you guys. Wow, that's crazy. Sorry. Speaking of crazy, our game's play.
SPEAKER_11They have Google.
SPEAKER_09That's fair. They probably Googled it. Yeah. Hey chat, based off this many. I want to get started with a fun little game that we're going to start playing this week and maybe only play this week only. Is that racist? Dun dun dun dun. Dun dun dun dun. Bring up my Instagram. Dun dun dun dun. I don't want to play. Let's watch a video we posted this morning, real quick. Is that racist?
SPEAKER_00Sounds like you're saying one Jewish life is worth hundreds or thousands of Palestinian lives. Not million. One Jewish life. It's ten million. Okay? That just sounds racist. Yes, I know. I know. But this is the truth. Because God chose us because of this, you are jealous.
SPEAKER_09Good morning and welcome to He's calling us out, we're jealous.
SPEAKER_07Hey Sean, on a uh just off the surface, real quick.
SPEAKER_09Um, is that racist? That's pretty bad. Well, you know, it's not all the time. You know, I know we've been running this game, is it racist, for a very long time, but this might be the first time that we have seen Joe. You're acting like we don't do this every week. You're acting like it's the first time we've ever played this game. Well, I do declare.
SPEAKER_10We need some game music right now.
SPEAKER_08He's acting as if I need one of those, that long microphone that it's like a stick that the price is right.
unknownYes.
SPEAKER_08I want a secondary one I could just pull out from everywhere.
SPEAKER_09Yeah. Not many times when we play this game does the person outright get asked, hey, uh, isn't that racist? And they say, Yeah, I know. But in this case, we do, so we're gonna have to go ahead and say that is indeed racist. Saying that 10 million Palestinian lives being equal to one Jewish.
SPEAKER_11The best part is it, he goes, Yeah, it's racist.
SPEAKER_09God's racist. He picked on. Yeah, God said we're superior. Sorry. My God is a racist.
SPEAKER_07God he reigns in heaven above us.
SPEAKER_11He said God chose us, he's racist. Deal with it. That was literally his logic.
SPEAKER_09Let's check out the next thing God loves, the SP 500. So upon news, um, as we lock into the serious mode, as we get news that Aran and Oman are apparently negotiating a deal for safe transit through the Strait of Hormuz. And in the last three to four days, Donald Trump alluding to a deal being made. So, as we see right here, I have the last month pulled up for the SP 500. You could see the last five days or so, it has been roaring up to a new record high of $7,698. I don't know if that gets you excited that the SP 500's at a new all-time high, but hey, according to Pam Bondi, the SP 500 and the Dow Jones performance is why we shouldn't care about the Epstein files.
SPEAKER_05So that's why I'm excited about it.
SPEAKER_09I'm pumped up. Another thing I'm actually kind of pumped up for is crude oil dropping. Crude oil is the reason for a lot of the inflation that we've seen here at the beginning and middle of this summer. Uh, crude oil prices going up fuels not only the speculation through the contracts sort of go back and forth to determine the oil price, but also just a straight-up supply of more expensive barrels of oil leads energy prices to spike, import, export, manufacture, and all of a sudden all items are affected in one way, shape, or form by the inflation in oil. But if we pull this back to just the last month, we'll see that in the most recent hours, it is starting to spike down. Why? Well, because there's a deal, gosh darn it. So let's pull up what Donald Trump said this morning around said deal. Now, again, this is about an hour or two after being on Fox News touting this deal is coming. We're good to go. It's gonna be awesome. We've seen kind of this pattern play out with uh, oh wait. Oh, oh, oh. So I'm just now hearing this is actually the 41st time he's declared something like this, and this isn't the first time he said the war's coming to an end. That's that's news to me. Okay. And it's also not the first time that we've declared victory, stated negotiations were happening, and then lightly begin to threaten them before again bombing them. And what I'm seeing here in this tweet that came out about an hour ago is the light threatening has once again begun. Because Iran has said, well, we'll save that, Donald Trump says, Iranian leadership is unbelievably duplicitous. Duplicitous. Okay, pause. Pause. Joe.
SPEAKER_11Did Donald Trump type out the word I was already thinking who is who is writing his truth post today, and I'm I'm on someone in Stephen Miller's camp is but is running this.
SPEAKER_07You don't think Trump said said the word duplicity?
SPEAKER_11Stephen Miller or his wife, dude.
SPEAKER_09Duplicit, to my understanding, duplicitous means basically they're they're being two-faced or saying one thing when it's another.
SPEAKER_11Also blather. He says blather later on. That ain't Trump, bro. Blather.
SPEAKER_09Bladder or blather?
SPEAKER_11Blather.
SPEAKER_08Their usual blather. Like they're nonsense. Got it. Okay.
SPEAKER_11There's no fucking way.
SPEAKER_09Iranian leadership is unbelievably duplicitous. They ask for a meeting. Some would say beg. Talks begin with more scheduled in the immediate future, and they say openly and proudly that they're not having any discussions, that nothing is being talked about, and they're only dealing with Oman. They then go on to give their usual blather in saying the straight up or moves will be operated powerfully by them when it is already completely controlled by the United States Navy and our quote-unquote blockade. Why put the quote unquote for blockade? It's making it sound like it doesn't exist. Or, as some say, the United States Wall of Steel. No one calls it that. Or, you know, some people say the United States Wall of Steel.
SPEAKER_11The quote unquote makes it seem like it's not real.
SPEAKER_09No, no, nothing gets through to Iran unless we want it to. And nothing will get through unless a deal, or total surrender, is accomplished. Whether Iran wants to admit it or not, we are, in fact, talking of a solution to a problem that they have caused for decades. It is very simple. Iran will never have a nuclear weapon. Thank you for your attention to this matter, President Donald J. Trump. We're back to thinly veiled threatens. Thin threats towards Iran amidst a weekend with the stock markets performing beautifully, oil starting to drop. And what do you know? Trump's already pushing. Why though? Why would that be? Hmm. Let's go on to our next tweet. So Walter Bloomberg states on X, Iran has proposed a new Hormoz shipping plan. Routers, citing a senior Iranian source, reports that Tehran and Oman are discussing a temporary plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The proposal would give Iran full control over inbound shipping, while Oman would coordinate outbound traffic after notifying Tehran. The source says the plan would give Iran visibility over all vessel movements and the ability to intervene if necessary. Iran is reportedly unlikely to accept any alternative. So in English, this deal would say that Iran has control of inbound shipping. Oman across the strait would have control over the outbound traffic. I don't see any part that says America has control. I don't see any part that doesn't give them the ability to have control and issue fees, tolls, maritime insurance fees. Let's go on to our next tweet from Mario, Mario Nefal. He's been very on it during this war. We've reported on his takes quite a bit. He's been very accurate. He says progress has reportedly been made in talks between Iran and Oman on a temporary solution for the Strait of Hormuz. Under the proposed arrangement, vessels would enter the strait through the Iranian side. A key win for Tehran. Part of the return route would also fall under Iranian control. Tehran rejected Oman's earlier idea of an equal split, saying it fails to meet Iran's security needs. So this is an important part. So we have reporting saying there's a deal that's being negotiated between Tehran and Oman. The United States says they're readily involved in that negotiation. Iran is saying no, they're not. It's just us and Oman. And then in this reporting, we're also seeing that Tehran uh Oman is being put into a more minority status based off what we're reading here, and that Iran wants even more control. Does that seem like a country or territory that is desperate for a deal? You know, they're pushing for more. They want, they feel like they have leverage. Does that seem like someone that's desperate with their navy at the bottom of the ocean? Iranian officials warned that the waterway will stay closed if Muscat turns down the temporary plan. During this period, naval mines in the middle of the strait would be cleared to allow its full reopening. If Iran and Oman reach an agreement, it is exp expected to be accepted by the United States. Now, do I think this is actually gonna come to fruition? No, because I didn't think the MOU is gonna come to fruition. I didn't think the original 14 or 15 point plan back in May was gonna come to fruition. Why? Couple reasons. Lebanon still doesn't have peace, and we're not gonna give them the economics that they want. And even if we do, and all that were to become true, the Strait of Hormuz is then gonna be taken control of by Iran, and if it doesn't take control of it right then, they could do it at any moment that they deem necessary, as they've proven during this war. So the Hormuz Strait, as it was prior to the war, won't return back to normal status. There's zero chance America wins out of this, but for some reason we're prolonging it. Hopefully, this deal gets buttered out and we get the strait back, and we can get things back to normal and we don't go through a global energy crisis. But as it stands, I'm gonna put out a guess that within this week we're bombing Iran again. Just a hunch, but um, we've seen the pattern play out a few times. Let's go into this next one real quick because I think this is an interesting wrinkle in the shirt that is this story. Now, Sean, I want to tell you a quick story. So over the week, uh, do you remember that torrential downpour we had the other morning?
SPEAKER_03Yeah.
SPEAKER_09Yeah. So I went to the gym about like 6.15-ish. Uh, and then as soon as I got there, about within 10 minutes, I looked out, downpouring rain. I mean, it was torrential for like an hour. When I get home, drive up to the house, and I look at our gutters. Because as a man who owns a house, the first thing you look at during a rainstorm is your gutters. It's just what you do. So I walk inside and my wife says, We have a little water in the basement. And I said, Oh no. So I go around to the back and I realize two of our gutters had gotten stuck and flooded, and it caused that overweightness of the water not being able to get out to actually take us, push a screw out, and now my gutter had started to twist. It was leading all the water to fall into one corner and it was seeping into the foundation into our basement. So immediately I'm taking off my shirt, I'm getting a ladder, I'm up in the torrential rain, just digging leaves and dirt out of the gutter, just throwing it out. She's downstairs, got the fan going. I could we could bring the camera over there and show all the fans that are in the unfinished side. Got all this going on. I'm on a ladder in the middle of torrential rain, shirtless, trying to see through the rain, just going like this. And then about 30 minutes later, get it all cleared out, it's all working. And then what happens two hours later? Another torrential downpour happens. This time, though, everything's good. The gutter stays up and everything's nice. And the gutters work again.
SPEAKER_10Damn, dude. Home ownership, I guess.
SPEAKER_09Yeah, because I don't want my basement to flood. You know what you also don't want to flood? You don't want immigrants flooding into your country. And that's my transition. So here is Ceuta, the Ceuta government estimates that 80,000 illegal migrants crossed the border during an invasion, with thousands remaining in the city. Uh, Spain's Minister of the Presidency and Governance of Ceuta confirmed that roughly 80,000 immigrants cross the border illegally. Now, what's going on here? Look at this picture. What's going on here? And how does this have anything to do with Iran, Israel, or anything that we're talking about? We're gonna close this loop. We're gonna close this loop. Let's bring up our next tweet. So here's what's what's happening. Watch this video with me real quick and watch as people are literally swimming across the border to get into the African attached Spaniard territory with the city of Southein. And as we can see, people on the boats, people swimming, climbing.
SPEAKER_02Looks pretty fun, all things considered. Nice day at the beach. Day at the waves.
SPEAKER_09Now, as you watch this video, I want you to I want you to think about something. What is one thing demographically we notice about all these individuals? What's one thing demographically we notice about all of these individuals? Joe?
SPEAKER_11Good tan.
SPEAKER_09Great tan. Great tan. I was gonna go military-aged males with great tans. I was gonna leave that for the end. Military aged men, 60 to 80,000 of them just raiding. In some form of coordinated effort, it seemed like. And we also saw from other videos the Moroccan police force escorting them, pushing them into doing this. Why? Now, of course, there's probably politics involved, right versus left, wrong versus right. There's probably people in Spain right now calling for bigger walls, better security. Why'd we let this happen? Well, why did it happen? Is the question. Let's go into our next video. We got a couple more videos I want to show you just so we can kind of see the scale. We got over here, they're climbing over fences over top of buildings. This isn't the idea. Also in that Spanish territory north of Morocco. And then our last video is also getting transported via truck, and you'll see a Moroccan police figure right there escorting them out of said truck. I mean, just flooding out. Good lord. How many people can you fit in the back of a truck like that? 60? 70? Is 60, 70 a thing?
SPEAKER_10Close enough, man. I hope not. That's crazy.
SPEAKER_09So before we're getting into what may be going on here, let's talk about the geographics of it. Let's pull up this Google map. Alright, let's go over to Spain. Actually, first let's back up. Let's go over to the uh straight-of-formoose. Let's go right there. Let's just stay right there. Okay. So can you put your cursor over the straight of four moose real fast? People can see it over there, United Arab Emirates. Yep. Perfect. So the Strait of Hormuz, in fact, just zoom in on it real fast. We'll back back up. Is right here. Straight of Hormous shut down. Okay, no one's going in or out at this exact moment. If we scroll back out and then a little bit over to the left, we'll see the Red Sea, left of Saudi Arabia, down near Yemen. Right there. Can we zoom in? That's the Bob Ali Deb Al-Mendeb Al-Mendeb. Bob Al-Mendeb Strait out of the Red Sea. Did you know? Fun fact, the Houthis out of Yemen attacked two Saudi Arabian ships going through that very port a week and a half ago. Sent a little tension into the air. Are we gonna have two straits that are shut down? But there's an interesting fact about one country that is not allowed to use that strait already. Started in 2003, got reinforced here in 2026 in April. I'll tell you in a moment. Now let's go back over to Spain.
SPEAKER_02This is where we're talking. So you see where it says Gibraltar?
SPEAKER_09Let's zoom in on Gibraltar. All the way in. As close as we can get, as close as we can get. This is the Strait of Gibraltar. And this is the exit out of the Mediterranean Sea for the southernmost uh European countries and northernmost African countries and many countries within the Middle Eastern areas like Israel, Lebanon, and so on. Now, do you see Suta there? Let's zoom in on Suta. So this is Suta. This is the area where they're having the uh the immigration problem. Everything you're seeing to the left-hand side of that dotted line is Morocco. In fact, if we scroll out, we'll see Morocco's pretty daggone big. Oh, that's Morocco. Big Morocco. And if we see that dotted line down there, that's the new territory. Or if we keep going down, dotted line to the left, that's the new territory, the Western Sahara, that Donald Trump recently recognized the sovereignty of that area to Morocco. So Morocco and Trump are on good terms. That's always good when we're on good terms with other countries. We'll get back to Morocco and the Western Sahara, because it actually has a lot to do with what we're talking about here. But the Strait of Gibraltar, can we can we do something real fast? Can we go to my uh our next tab? Okay. So why did this happen? Why did this happen? We're gonna be speculating here, okay? We're gonna be speculating, speculating a little bit. So I want you to hear me. Don't hear what I'm not saying, but listen up. This is from rep Thomas Massey on Twitter. He says, two weeks before migrants from Morocco invaded Ceuta, the GOP passed a bill with $40 million for Morocco and a committee reporter advising that Spanish administered cities of Ceuta and Malaya, which are Malia, are located in Moroccan territory and remain the subject of Morocco's longstanding claim to the land. If we click the picture here of the actual bill, we'll see on page 88 of the bill, it says in this paragraph, I'm gonna read it in full, not just the highlighted portion, uh, the and the one above it. It says Morocco. The committee continues assistance for Morocco in support of United States national security interests. Hold up. The committee continues assistance for Morocco in support of United States' national security interests, and directs not less than 20 million under national security investment programs and not less than 20 million under foreign military financing, so 40 million in total to Morocco, military and national security. For United States national security. What the hell does that mean? Why are we giving Morocco 40 million for our national security? Why is this happening two weeks before this 60 to 80,000 migrant raid? Let's read on. Is this a The committee notes the historic alliance between the United States and Morocco is formalized in 1786 by the Moroccan-American Treaty of Peace and Friendship. The committee notes that the Spanish administrative cities of Ceuta and Malaya, Malaya, are located in Moroccan territory and remains subject to Morocco's long-standing claim. The committee supports efforts by the Secretary of State to encourage diplomatic engagement between Morocco and Spain on future status of Souta and Malia. So why are we giving them money? Who could possibly be in the corner advising America, hey, support this?
SPEAKER_05Throw them some money. Allow them to do this immigration thing. They can cause some chaos in or around this area. We can cause some chaos in or around this area. Why would that be?
SPEAKER_09Now, if we go back to our map real quick, we'll see who's on the other side of the Strait of Gibraltar, Sean. Who's on the north side? Spain! Winners of the World Cup! Congrats, Spain. And by the way, when Spain won the World Cup, about a third of the flags that you could see waving in their celebratory parades weren't even Spanish flags. They were Palestinian flags. They've been big on the free Palestine movement as they should. They've slowed up their military aid. I think they've cut off all weapons trade between them and Israel. They vehemently stated that the ICC and their warrant for arrest should be upheld against Bibi Netanyahu. And Bibi Netanyahu has even said that, you know, Spain's basically their malfeasances aren't going to go unpunished. So it's interesting to me when we look at America, seemingly sometimes an arm of what Israel wants, uh causing chaos in an area similar to the Strait of Formuz in a straight, very big straight, Strait of Gibraltar, with a country that's been pretty anti-Zionist. Now we're just talking conspiracy here, but let's bring up the next ex post real fast. This is Yair Netanyahu. Good friend of mine. We've partied a few times. This is the son of Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu, and he put out this tweet May 25, 2019. May 25, 2019. That's seven years ago. Sorry. That's seven years ago. Says, dear Arabs and Muslims want to free occupied Arab Islamic lands. Here's a good start. And he highlights a few areas, specifically in Morocco, that are Spanish-owned territories. Mansions Malia, Manson Suta. And it just so happens that Benjamin Netanyahu's son is encouraging the Arab Muslim people to uh to push into a Spanish-owned territory, and then America funds a movement into that Spanish territory. It's just interesting. Let's go to the next tab real fast. Uh, because this also has sign-off from his dad. Benjamin Netanyahu and his son Yair have been calling for an invasion of Spain cities of Suta Malia by Arabs and Muslims since at least 2019. Uh it says earlier this year, Netanyahu, Benjamin, stated that Spain had decided to stand up against Israel and that he would make an example of the country, saying, Quote, I do not intend to allow any country to wage a diplomatic war against us without paying an immediate price. Hmm. So we have the president, or I'm sorry, we have the prime minister very recently, since that World Cup, saying, uh, we're not gonna allow any country to do something like this, and they're gonna pay an immediate price. We have Yahir, obviously, in the mindset of like, hey, if we wanted to start making some movement on this, we could just have them raid this area. Here are five areas they could raid. Suta and a lawyer are two of them.
SPEAKER_02And then we have American funding helping make it happen. Why? Well, I have a theory. Let's bring up this map real fast. So I've marked a few uh few spots on here.
SPEAKER_09You'll see four red circles. Now, these three I'm gonna focus on are the one on the far right, the one on the bottom, and the one on the far left. The one on the far left is a straight of Gibraltar, one on the bottom is the Bob Elemendeb Strait out of the Red Sea, and over on the right is a Strait of Hormuz out of the Persian Gulf, into the Gulf of Oman. Now, what's interesting is let's start with the Strait of Hormuz, and let's focus on Israel because they do have this thing around Spain and this Moroccan territory, or I guess what they want to be Moroccan territory, but let's start over here. Strait of Hormuz. Can Israel use the Strait of Hormouths? Look at this map and guess. Can Israel use the Strait of Hormouths? No, they can't. Iraq, Kuwait, Iran, a lot of the GCC countries, they utilize the Strait of Hormouth. Is Israel utilizing the Bob Allen Deb straight? Well, as we can see, the bottom side of Israel actually does connect into the Red Sea. Makes sense. Egypt, Israel, Noah, it's parting of the Red Sea. Makes sense it's up there. But in 2023, the Somalis. And in 2026, the Houthis said, hey, Israel, um, you're not allowed to use our strait anymore. And like I said, recently the Houthis bombed two Saudi Arabians ships that were going through that straight. Now they said, You guys can't go through this at all, Israel. Not while you're committing a genocide. In fact, that's why it started in 2023. So in looking at this map, Sean, real quick, where can Israel export its goods? What is their only option? You have landed on the Strait of Gibraltar. Hmm. Now, let me paint a quick hypothetical picture. Let me do my speculative bounce. So check this out. If I were going into like a diplomatic he said, she said battle with another country, another country that is actively watching my country, Israel, and America, shut down a strait to commit basically economic warfare against other countries. If I were watching that unfold, you know, that idea of economic warfare via saying you can and you can't go through this strait, that's economic warfare. You can bring your oil, you can't. You can bring your supplies, you can't. You can export, you can't. It's a form of economic warfare. Now, if Israel, who's also poking at Turkey, still bombing Lebanon, getting ready for Syria and Jordan, I presume, because that's all part of the Greater Israel map, as they're poking at all these bears in here, they're also poking at Spain. Now, what does Spain have that none of those other countries have? None of those other countries have control over the only strait that allows these Europe, Southern European countries and northern African countries to import and export out into the Atlantic Ocean. So let me paint a picture. What if your intelligence, your your Mossad intel led you to believe that if Spain were to continue to have control over sovereign territory that exists on both the north and south ends of the Strait of Gibraltar? I mean, hypothetically, the Houthis already said Israel can't go through. Heck, Oran has laid down a full steel blockade, or as Donald Trump would call it the United States Wall of Steel.
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SPEAKER_09Woo! We need an eagle sound. Pumps me up.
SPEAKER_02It seems to me they were playing a little bit of checkers.
SPEAKER_09If Spain had the authority to do so, they could say Israel's not allowed in or out. And seeing as they're fully against the Palestine thing, they're fully against the Lebanon thing. In fact, they treated their win in the World Cup against Argentina as a win against Israel. That maybe Israel is hedging its bets and utilizing its leverage over America and our politicians to ensure there's proper funding to create chaos in or around the Strait of Gibraltar. Maybe to get it to the point where this sovereign territory owned by Spain has been for quite a while, can be retaken by Morocco, and the threat of shutting it down goes away. In fact, the threat goes away, and now you can impose a threat. Because guess who is in the Abraham Accords with Israel and America? Morocco. Guess who's really close with America? They're king, really close with America and Israel. The king of Morocco, King Muhammad. So we have a connection of three countries that are on the same page that are now looking for ways to commit economic warfare and looking for ways that maybe their enemies are going to do the same. I have the theory that the Strait of Gibraltar is the next Strait of Hormuz. It's the last passage out to the Atlantic Ocean from where they're at. If Spain were to say Israel can't go through, you're going to put them in an economic chokehold. So could this be a chess move ahead of the game? Seeing two or three moves ahead and saying we're gonna go ahead and cause chaos here? We're gonna go ahead and cause chaos here because I see it. Is my tinfoil too tight, Sean? Do you hear what I'm saying?
SPEAKER_10No, that makes complete sense.
SPEAKER_09Yeah, honestly. And it sounds conspiracy-like, but it's more like war tactic.
SPEAKER_10Like Yeah, it feels like I'm playing a game of like risk or something. I don't know.
SPEAKER_09A little bit of game theory, I guess. But if you have a country that does not like you, and you're on your last legs of importing and exporting, and you have control over that final blockade that could continue that could keep them within the Mediterranean Sea and not be able to trade elsewhere. I mean, it seems like a threat to the Zionist regime. America backs the funding. Then we see it happen. We see Yair Netanyahu and Benjamin Netanyahu state they wanted to see it happen. And let's go a level deeper. Let's go a level deeper. This is Donald Trump tweeting July 26, 2026. Can we just play the video? Donald Trump says this is a great honor. I can't wait to travel this one day. Thank you for blocking the cookies from Truth Social.
SPEAKER_01What does a road really connect? Can you throw it up a little bit? Two places? Perhaps. But the roads that shape history connect something far greater. Under the visionary leadership of his Majesty King VI, and thanks to the historic courage of President J. Trump, the Moroccan Sahara has entered a new era in the pursuit of peace, dialogue, and prosperity. In 1777, Morocco became the first nation to recognize the United States of America. Nine years later, the Treaty of Peace and Friendship laid the foundation for what remains the longest unbroken diplomatic relationship in U.S. history. For two and a half centuries, friendship, trust, and dialogue have bound Morocco and the United States. And today, the President Donald J. Trump Highway is its most concrete and lasting expression. Some roads shorten distances, others shape the future. At a cost of nearly one billion dollars, this road connecting Tisnet to Dhakla stretches over 1,055 kilometers. So what we're seeing here on the north side.
SPEAKER_10Where's that money coming from?
SPEAKER_09Is Morocco. On the southern side is the Western Sahara, which Trump also recognized as part of their territory. That's why he saw that dotted line on the map. And so this highway is going to stretch from Morocco all the way down through the Western Sahara. And who do they have to thank? What little bit of quid quo pro might be going on around the same exact time we're also giving their police a military money.
SPEAKER_11Oh, and that has nothing to do with that. Can I also have a highway named after me in Africa? Is that okay?
SPEAKER_10It's like a bucket list thing. He has to have that happen.
SPEAKER_09It has nothing to do with like a street getting named after him in Palm Beach County when the Epstein files were getting withheld. Or when there was a genocide going on in Palestine and Golan Heights was turned into Trump Heights in Israel. There's no sign of when things are getting shadily behind closed doors that money's exchanged. Or like, you know, when uh we get billion dollar planes given to us as gifts. Like there's nothing we can look at. That has nothing to do with tech and stock investments. Like nothing to do with insider trading.
SPEAKER_10I will say, dude, this part just United States. I've got to watch this again.
SPEAKER_01And today, the President Donald J. Trump Highway.
SPEAKER_10This is not on my bingo card at all.
SPEAKER_09A Moroccan, a thousand-mile Moroccan highway even after a president wasn't on your bingo card. I didn't even know where that was until like today. Well, now if you go, I have some good news for you in your travels. There's a new thousand stress highway.
SPEAKER_10One billion dollars later. Let's go.
SPEAKER_09I also don't know where that money's sourced from. Maybe it's Moroccan money. I doubt it. I doubt it based off the name of the highway. Can you look it up? Who's funding the Moroccan Donald J. Trump highway? Let's figure out. Let's see, let's scroll down. Billion would bear the name of U.S. President Trump. Washington backed the first federally supported investment project. Oh yeah, Washington backed the first federally supported investment project. So we're supporting the investment. Does that mean it's all of our money? I do I'm not 100% sure. I'm gonna look into this deeper.
SPEAKER_11This says it's primarily funded through Moroccan state resources and then African development programs. There's an African development bank to help with infrastructure development in the continent. Not our money. All right.
SPEAKER_09Sick check. Not our money. Quick check though. Let's go to the next tab. On the king of Morocco. Check out the drunken king of Morocco leaving his best life. Now, by the way, this is why this immigration problem's going on. This is wilt. This is going on. The drunken king of Morocco living his best life in Paris, France, while his degenerate country is going subject to poverty, prostitution, human trafficking, narco-trafficking, not to mention the infestation of people. Spending a large portion of his time at a chateau in France, King Mohammed VI owns a 80 billion pound, 3 million square meter, I don't even know how big that is, palace right next to the Eiffel Tower. Alongside countless real estate properties in France, the US and the UK, he enjoys the perks of an $8.2 billion trust, never having to do a real day's work.
SPEAKER_11That's capitalism, baby.
SPEAKER_09And great friends, and in my opinion, placed by the Israeli American think tank. He doesn't do much. And he's in a very strategic position located at the south end of the Strait of Gibraltar. But with a quick update to this, not all plans go perfectly. And whether this was just 80,000 guys that their plan got out of the group chat, they're like, let's raid South. Let's do it. Maybe the plan got out of the group chat. I don't know. Not many of my plans, you know, don't make it out of the group chat. We we love getting things out of the group chat. We love getting things out of the group chat. If there was a group chat set up with 80,000 guys, we're like, yeah, let's do this. Maybe it was 100,000, 20 didn't show up. Maybe that happened. Um, but when I look at the funding, right? When I look at the American funding, when I look at the the backing uh politically, logistically from the Netanyahu family, they have the gracings of the Netanyahu family. Um and then I see you know the potential war dynamic with this strait.
SPEAKER_05I have to think, maybe there's something else, you know.
SPEAKER_09What do you think, Joe?
SPEAKER_11Like you got something. Did somebody put a comment in chat about the math of building that highway? It's $905,000 per mile of highway. Is that how expensive highways are? No, it's it cannot be how. How many lanes are there? There's no way it's $905,000 a mile for a two for a divided highway.
SPEAKER_09Well, maybe there's parts where they gotta put like they gotta put it up so it can go over stuff, and maybe there's tunnels. Maybe they gotta like bomb stuff to like get it.
SPEAKER_11But if that comes out to the average, build around that stuff. Maybe make the road a little longer so you don't have to do so many bomb demolition projects. A million dollars a mile.
SPEAKER_09That does seem high. That does I'll give it to you. That does seem high, but I don't know anything about infrastructural costs of roads. Yeah, I don't know. I have no idea. I look at roads all the time and think, man, we build a shit ton of roads. Look at this. Yeah, this should all be dirt. Yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_10You think about like what it looked like before. It was so cool when we taxed the rich.
SPEAKER_09It was so cool when utilize our assets properly and fix our domestic problems over foreign. Yeah, that's awesome. But like any good plan, some don't work out. Spain confirmed that 70,000, again, the numbers vary from 60 to 80. Spain confirmed 70,000 out of the 72,000 migrants who entered Ceuta have now returned to Morocco. So it seems like Spain has it under control. So will this happen again? Is this the end of the story? Was this an attempt at taking control of an area that would give them some economic leverage or at least kind of a safety net if Spain were to say, we're gonna shut this down? And my next question would be: if that's the truth, and if Spain believes that to be the truth, if Spain believes this was an attempt at hedging their bets against Spain being able to withhold transit through the strait by Israel or others, will that come to pass now? Will they take this as an attack? Will they see this was an attempt, and now we're gonna make good on what you thought was gonna happen. If you didn't do this first, we are going to keep you from getting in and out of the street. What would that do? They're already against Israel, they're already against what they're doing. I could see it happening. I could see it happening. I don't know that that's gonna happen, but I could see it happening. And in the midst of everything going on in Iran, I I it's also hard to tell what is real, what is not. What is propaganda to make a specific country look a little bit better? What what's what's fake news just to prop up a little bit of PR amidst war, like war propaganda is an age-old tale. So I don't know.
SPEAKER_11Riverwand on Instagram did a video talking about this news story and specifically related to why how it's getting shared so much, and it's especially popular in certain mainstream US news channels at the same time while there's settlers raiding Palestinian land that isn't getting covered, and of course the same fashion. But the issue is these people are doing it as a publicity stunt and then leaving, and it's getting all this traction, all this coverage in these major news organizations that are backed by proud Zionists, and then the settlers doing the same thing and not leaving and destroying property and trying to burn people alive.
SPEAKER_09Yeah, in New York, they're auctioning off occupied land in Palestine. They're calling some kind of project to take up land, go back, settle on it, and make sure the Palestinians can't ever settle on it again. When you look at that, it adds selling land in modern day.
SPEAKER_11It adds a little more intellectual fuel to the fire for me that says this is a concerted plan, coordinated, coordinated effort to create some level of distraction and tension. And it reminds me of we talked about recently the war in Iran, whether it's deliberate that the straits shut down. And I suggested the idea: well, if you have Iran who's saying you need to stop attacking Lebanon, if we make them dedicate their naval forces and military forces to shutting down the strait, isn't that a happy convenience because it makes it more difficult for them to aid their allies? But if you want somebody to ignore what's going through the Mediterranean Sea, adding their own hands on conflict to deal with like this, just makes it harder for Spain to mobilize or sanction or do anything to you. It kind of looks like the exact same playbook.
SPEAKER_09I suppose I would view it differently than the way because I like the way you proposed that on the last one. I would say on this one, I would say it's a little different because you're not having to put too many resources, especially if they're already. Gone if it's already done. I would think this is like a jab, like a failed jab, like a jab that they kind of ducked and they caught a little bit of the chin, but they really didn't clock it. And they may regret it. The counter may be strong.
SPEAKER_11I think on paper you think that, but so Suta's population's 80,000. Correct. So the 60,000 people showing up is in that's overwhelming.
SPEAKER_09Yeah. No, absolutely. But now they're all gone.
SPEAKER_11It's like uh when you live at the beaches in Delaware and then it's a weekend during the summer. Yeah, completely different day. Yeah.
SPEAKER_09Population doubled immigrants are here. They're grottos. Yeah, the illegal immigration from New Jersey to our beaches is the real conversation we need to be having. That's what really needs to be happening. But yeah, I I I I um I subscribe to gardening. I subscribe to owning assets so you can survive this economy, and I subscribe to speculating over game theory around what's going on in this works. I think the elites do have a bigger plan than what's being led on. I do think the media is positioned in a place to cover certain stories over others, obviously, uh, and strategically leaning toward the Zionist billionaires that want their ideology, you know, extorted onto us.
SPEAKER_11It is interesting too how in the Strait of Horror Moose, the U.S. is leveraging a lot of assets to distract Iranian forces. And in the same sense, Morocco is doing a lot of work to absorb Spain's attention. That one country, the size of New Jersey, is giving almost no resources to these efforts that benefit them.
SPEAKER_09Yeah, I don't, yeah. Well, obviously in this case, we gave we gave the 40 million that back there the police and military force. The network is never Does it say right there in that document this is to be used for an immigrant raid that's gonna happen on this date and blah, blah. No. So again, speculation. But um, yeah. I don't necessarily know what's happening here, but it's it's it's odd, and it comes in a time where again Spain and Israel are at odds, and it comes at a time where we are still at this war. We are still in a period where our economy is struggling from inflation, a potential energy crisis, and I just want people to be able to live, have housing, have healthcare, and not have to struggle to survive on one job, and we're having to deal with this bullshit.
SPEAKER_11And did we cover that bizarre, weird fourth circle on your map? Oh yeah, by Greece, the Adriatic Sea.
SPEAKER_09Oh, yeah, bring that back up. The fourth circle. I forgot to bring up the fourth circle.
SPEAKER_11Yeah. Which is unrelated, but timing-wise, all of a sudden seems like maybe it isn't.
SPEAKER_09So another strait that's located within the Mediterranean Sea uh is right there as we have circled in between Albania and Italy. And Albania and Italy have a little island there in the middle. I believe it's called the Satan Island. Can we look it up real quick? Can we look up yeah, look up Flamingo Island?
SPEAKER_02Oh I think it's called Satan.
unknownOh, what's going on?
SPEAKER_02We'll get it, we'll get it.
SPEAKER_09Um off the coast, no. No, flamingo. This is an Aruba. Let's do Flamingo Island, Albania. No. Uh I want the exact name of the island.
SPEAKER_02Keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going. Click that guardian article. We'll get we'll get it from there.
SPEAKER_11Guardian. It's Saison.
SPEAKER_09Saison. There we go. Now Saison. Saison. There we go. So this island right here, and they're calling it the Flamingo Revolution, still at odds because Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, with the assistance of Nathaniel Rothschild's boat, intel and funding, have begun the attempt at purchasing an island off of the coast of Albania that would be turned into a luxury resort. We love when we take desolate lands and turn them into luxury luxury resorts. We love that flip. That's a great gig right there. That's a great gig. Um, if we go back to the map, this island is located right in the dead middle of the smallest portion of the strait from Italy and Albania. It's just another like, why is there a social revolution around a land purchase happening within a strait while there's chaos emerging on the other side of the Mediterranean Sea in a strait? And the Houthis are bombing Saudi Arabian tankers out of a strait, and we have the United States Wall of Steel and Iranian mines blocking another strait. Be straight with me. Why is all this happening?
SPEAKER_02Hey, go in there.
SPEAKER_11And then there's only one strait left after that, the one through Turkey, which is apparently the newest enemy. Is that up here? Yeah, the one through Istanbul that leads to all the Russian oil. Oh.
SPEAKER_09So we'll have to see what happens in Istanbul.
SPEAKER_11But they were declared an enemy of that one place the size of New Jersey recently.
SPEAKER_09So they were declared an enemy. Yeah, and and in a modern world where colonial style wars of just we're gonna raid, we're gonna take over your land and your people, and now we won the war and we own your land, your people, and your resources, like that version of war is kind of done. I think the Iran war really proves that. The war over economics and trade is really the new age war. Outside of drones and electric warfare, like EMPs and bullshit. Like, this is the real war. We're withholding economic growth, you're gonna starve a pe uh people, you're gonna create a world where they're gonna look at their own political leaders and say, do something, I can't afford shit. I mean, sound familiar. The I think there's room to believe that there's more going on than just a straight of hormous, and there's strategy being played around a lot of different trade routes, and it could all be connected. I don't know. I don't know. Maybe it's China.
SPEAKER_11It's China, it's the China China. I'm telling you, that's the one thing you don't get is that trade wars are the most important wars to countries that depend on trade. Black Ops 2 was so close to getting it right. The basis of Black Ops 2 was that by 2025 there would be a global trade war over computer chips and rare earth materials that make them, and that the US and China were gonna fight over them. Right. China has most of those.
SPEAKER_08Yeah.
SPEAKER_11And they're still exporting them. They don't need them. If all of a sudden we have a shortage of them, we're upset with China. They're like, we're making our own shit, man. I think Taiwan's making a ton too. We're the and that's why we protect them so much. We're the country that doesn't make any of the things that make the world go round now. So trade is everything that we fight over. Countries that make their own stuff don't need to fight over trade. The prices can fluctuate up and down at will for them because they're able to just create what they need and charge their own domestic pricing for it.
SPEAKER_09Yeah, it's uncomfortable, but it's not backbreaking. Correct. Yeah.
SPEAKER_11And guess what? Uh, empire has risen and fallen more than any other empire in the world and has gotten used to hurting and rebuilding. China.
SPEAKER_09I thought you were gonna say America, because we've been around for thousands of years as a hegemonic power. True, true. Yeah, true, true. Many dynasties that have existed within the American lands.
SPEAKER_11I learned that about China, which is really fascinating. If you look at the the Ray Dalio has the video of the rise and falls of empires. It's the only one that's risen and fallen multiple times. The rest of them had their peak and then are just shells of what they used to be.
SPEAKER_09And maybe that's the c that's the track America's heading onto. Can only hope. Can only hope. Fingers crossed, brother.
SPEAKER_11With people like us, we can hope.
SPEAKER_09Listen, um, with all that being said, I I I don't like ending the pod in a world where it's like, wow, there's a bunch of bullshit going on, and people that are in control that are also possibly pedophiles or pedophile protectors are the ones doing it. But at the end of the day, you do have control over your life. Uh, it has nothing to do with straights, uh, but you can go straight to the gym. Uh, you could go straight to eating healthy. You could go, uh, you don't even have to be straight. You can enjoy whatever life you'd like. Uh, you can enjoy life without having to get downtrodden by the nihilistic viewpoints of what's going on over war and economic war and all that bullshit. You can go to the gym, go take a walk, open a book, do a crossword, do a puzzle, paint, meditate, read, watch a wall, just stare at it, examine it, be bored. Our brains are filled with dopamine activities at all times, vices at all times, distractions at all times. I want you to take control over what you have control over, because guess what? You don't have control over the strait of Hormuz, and neither do I. I have control over me, my straight. I have control over my straight, and it's the greatest straight. It's the strait of Fust, which is fist in German. It's the strait of fist. I'm the fist straight. Fist, I'm done. I love you. I hope you have a fantastic day. Sean on the mic or on the producing side of the mics and everything. Thank you so much. And Joe on the mic over here. Thank you so much for tuning in. Subscribe, like, hit the buttons to show support. Don't send us money if you don't want to. And if you do, you can join our dollar club or donate to our venomo to support independent journalism. We'll be live on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Except this week, I'll be in Idaho with Ian Wentz. I love you so much.
SPEAKER_11Go live on Friday anymore.
SPEAKER_09Grow some cucumbers next year. I might just go live regardless on Friday just for my phone. Yeah. All right. See you then.
SPEAKER_11I'll be in the chat.
SPEAKER_10Alright, we're right. Hangout. You timed that perfectly.
SPEAKER_09Oh, with the song?
SPEAKER_10There's three seconds left, and you're like, all right, see you guys. Oh my god. The strait of Fausting.
SPEAKER_09What?
SPEAKER_10I'm Fausting it. I'm Fausting it. Boonyer said geo guessing time.
SPEAKER_09Geo guessing time. No, no, no, no. No, why not? Why not? Why not? Why?
SPEAKER_10That's a Joe thing.
SPEAKER_09Joe Joe here. Joe ran it. Joe did great.
SPEAKER_10Joe, you should do it while I go pee.
SPEAKER_11Here, I'll I'll jump over there. Joe. I was gonna ask chat. Has anyone, does anyone have any midterms they've been following that we should be aware of? Because I've been really tuned into the Michigan Michigan race. Oh, I'm on cam now?
SPEAKER_09Yeah, go to main cam. Go to main cam.
SPEAKER_02Go to main cam. I'll try to figure this out. I've never done it before. Trump is on the engine. You better believe it, brother. You better believe it, brother. Yeah, what up, TikTok?
SPEAKER_09Alright, we're in.
SPEAKER_11Oh, I can't see chat anymore. Hold up. I'm gonna pull up your YouTube on my phone so I can see the homies.
SPEAKER_09I'll pull up chat.
SPEAKER_11Ooh, we got a little blur?
SPEAKER_02Nah, you're good. I got it on my phone. I can figure it out. Alright, everybody, where are we? Europe! That's a big blur, man.
SPEAKER_09Big blur. That is a big blur. Where in Europe, though, do you know?
SPEAKER_11I don't know. I'm getting so bad.
SPEAKER_09Joe was a world champion G.
SPEAKER_11Can you can you do me a favor? Just look down and zoom around on the road at the car. Yeah, my first thought was Serbia. And the no antenna on the car supports that.
SPEAKER_07Serbia?
SPEAKER_11Yeah.
SPEAKER_07Hmm. Okay.
SPEAKER_11And then you have Cyrillic and like English alphabet letters, which fits. But it could be North Macedonia. Downright a little bit. Yeah, I like I like somewhere a little south, like near Kusovic or whatever it's called. Up, up, that's Kosovo. You're in a different country. Up, up, up! Khrushchev, the city.
SPEAKER_09Let's see. We got hemisphere right. Continent, not country. It was Slovenia.
SPEAKER_11Oh wow. Go up. Go up. That was an interesting one. Zoom in. Did I see Cyrillic letters or am I dumb? I thought I saw Cyrillic.
SPEAKER_09I don't know. Alright, where are we at? This is not Georgia.
SPEAKER_11Wow, I like this one. Yellow line, look at that. Zoom in on that car. It's free. I don't know what that is. Citruin?
SPEAKER_02French car in Africa? Senegal. Click it. Jesus Christ. Wow.
SPEAKER_11French car in Africa, man.
SPEAKER_02Holy cow. Okay.
SPEAKER_11Oh, Europe.
SPEAKER_09What do we think?
SPEAKER_11Oh no.
SPEAKER_09Don't play soccer here. Definitely in Europe with soccer signs.
SPEAKER_11First thoughts Finland, just based on the feel, but I mix up a lot of these north. Oh yeah, go, there's a road sign over there to the right. See that? Go go to that. Zoom in on that sign for me. And I'll teach you something. So I talked about infrastructure. The like colors and numbers of roads are really, really good. Ulu and Kusumo.
SPEAKER_02And the 2078. Yeah, zoom in on Finland for me. We can 5k this. Alright, zoom in till you can see the road numbers pop up.
SPEAKER_11Yeah, see the red boxes and the yellow? It all number matches. So then you know, like, alright, I gotta find 20. Ulu's a large city though. You can zoom out. You'll be able to find that pretty quickly if you just look around. Zoom out more.
SPEAKER_09Then I lose the red numbers.
SPEAKER_11Zoom out, zoom out, zoom out, zoom out.
SPEAKER_09Then I lose the red numbers.
SPEAKER_11I don't need them yet. We need to find Ulu. Zoom out. This guy doesn't listen good, does he? I thought it'd be a large there. It is up there. So we're near Ulu. And then Kusumo, I think, is in the middle. Zoom out for me again. Can you make the map bigger? See that little arrow in the top left? Click that. Yeah, that's hot. That gets me going. Zoom out again. There's 20 up there, so Kusumo heading towards the mainland. And we're looking for uh yellow 78. Zoom in again. There we go. We got 20 and 78 meeting somewhere there. Do me a favor. Don't guess, don't guess. I want a 5k. We have a minute and a half. I gotta get it perfect. Alright, zoom out. Just like go back to the look around for me. Not the map. Yeah, yeah, there, there, there. So I got this giant circle, and then look at all of the city signs in this circle. Go into the circle.
SPEAKER_02Okay.
SPEAKER_11What's that one say? That blue one right there.
SPEAKER_02Alright, Kusumo, and then the other one. What's that say? That one? Go back out! Petacagas and Rimanagas.
SPEAKER_11Can you see Petacagas anywhere?
SPEAKER_09I can't.
SPEAKER_11I don't even see Kusumo, really.
SPEAKER_09Kusumo's right up here.
SPEAKER_02Oh, okay, yeah. So we're somewhere there. Zoom in again. I think. Zoom in.
SPEAKER_11See where 20 and 78 meet on the right? Kujala? Yeah, zoom in there. Zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom. Do you see a circle? No. Go back. Zoom out. Go to the left. Yeah, there. Zoom in. Zoom in, zoom in. Zoom out. Zoom out from where you down there. Yes, yes, yes, yes. That's the circle. We're at that circle right there right now. Oh my god. So reset. Hit the top. We have 15 seconds. Hit the flag in the bottom left corner of the screen. Hit the flag, hit the flag, hit the flag. What the flag? Bottom left. Click to the right. Click to the controlling. That one. That one, that one, that one. Yes, yes. Did we get it? Did we get the 5k? Oh, we were so close. If I was driving the map, we would have gotten that perfect, guys. I'm just saying.
SPEAKER_06Jesus. That was good, dude. Alright, Michigan.
SPEAKER_11Here, can I turn the camera around on here? How do you change the camera?
SPEAKER_09I don't know. I see a John Deere.
SPEAKER_11This is Australia. Yeah, just click it. I don't care about Australia. Australia is boring.
SPEAKER_09Everyone's on the west side of Australia, so we're probably on the right side. Nope, it was east. Oh, we got 1359.
SPEAKER_11It's a big country, man. Ooh, this one's really pretty. Look at this.
SPEAKER_09This place has FICA guards buttock, Hantraverk, and Lopez.
SPEAKER_11That's definitely how they pronounce it. Big road sign right there.
SPEAKER_09Oh, nice. This is pretty. Like these road lines.
SPEAKER_11These are nice road lines. Zoom in on the ballards? Bollards are a good clue. I don't know what a bollard is.
SPEAKER_02The little sticks by the road. Dude, what's with your internet? Internet's doo-doo brand.
SPEAKER_09Sad doesn't want us play OG playing Geogesser.
SPEAKER_11Dude, the internet's doo-doo brand. I need it to load the image.
SPEAKER_09I don't know what's happening.
SPEAKER_11Alright, zoom in on the side. Angi with the little E-45314. Let's go to Sweden. Look for E45, should be in the south. I I think it's gonna be in I think it's actually in Norway. I don't think it is. Okay. I think it's in Sweden. So zoom in. It should be in the south. E45 anywhere, you see it? There's E4. Zoom in again. Zoom in again. There it is on the left. Okay. And then Anj. Zoom in more. 314 should be north, I think. E45's gonna run pretty far north.
SPEAKER_02You're gonna have to go up a while, I think. Nope, go down. It's further south. I was wrong. Beneath Gutenberg.
SPEAKER_11Keep going. Keep going.
SPEAKER_09It's not an E45 anymore.
SPEAKER_11Oh, it's not?
SPEAKER_09No, it's E6 now.
SPEAKER_11Oh, I was wrong again. E45, E6. You're looking for 314 blue? Yeah. Or ange.
SPEAKER_02A town called Oange. Just guess. Who cares?
SPEAKER_11It looks so nice. I assumed it was the South. Last game. Explore the world. This is the only skill I have, by the way. We're gonna get a 20k game right here. It's called GeoGuesser.
SPEAKER_02This is Japan. Just click Japan. Who cares? See, I usually play no move because I just want to-key! No, that's a rare seed. That's a good one. Greenland. Greenland? Yeah. Where? Left side.
SPEAKER_11Just anywhere, yeah. Just look like Greenland. Alright. Just look like Greenland. Ooh, this one's fun. We got South Korea. When I play no move, I have a hedge. I always click the town called Gummy. It's right above Daegu. Where's Gungy? Uh in the middle. Zoom in again. Right there.
SPEAKER_02Gummy. Downright, downright, downright. Yeah, that's my favorite. 4,500. That's a good one. We're on our 20k pace. Kenya, go. Jesus Christ.
SPEAKER_03Hemisphere.
SPEAKER_02Oh, it was South Kenya.
SPEAKER_11Oh, I was supposed to say how do we get the hemisphere wrong? Down down Mumbasa. Turkey. No, is it? Yeah, South Turkey, near uh Israel. Or Syria, sorry. They've been claiming so much land, I lose track of what's theirs. Oh, it was north by Armenia. How did you miss that?
SPEAKER_02And then this one. This one's easy. It's just Sweden.
SPEAKER_0924 miles from Pajala, Karuen.
SPEAKER_11Karuna's gonna be the largest one because it's furthest away. This is north. This looks like North Sweden for sure. Karuna. Right here. And that's 150 miles. Northeast? Yeah, just somewhere in there.
SPEAKER_09Yeah, it's gonna go more down here.
SPEAKER_11It's kilometers, so it's probably not that far. That's close, 82. Click near Toredo. Torindo's over there. We're close to that. We're almost on the border, actually, with Finland. I could have 5k'd that one. I could have 5k'd that one. I could have gotten that one.
SPEAKER_09Absolutely insane. Well done, sir. Guys, uh, that is the second end of the podcast and live stream. Thank you so much. Love you guys.
SPEAKER_11That left did not. They did not like me. They left it not.