Bassem Youssef

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1,048 appearances 3 recordings 3 series first heard Apr 2024 last heard 5 Jun

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This is the antis, like people kind of like, it's as if Europe kind of like throw antisemitism on us. You understand that like Henry Ford, Henry Ford is one of the biggest anti, he was the inspiration for Adolf Hitler. This is how antisemitic Henry Ford was. And you kind of like, gloss over that. And then suddenly we as Arabs have to pay the price. Why?
That was so, yeah, that was, and that stayed for years. That stayed for centuries, I'm sorry, centuries. They're the killer of Christ. And then the Catholic Church did not allow usury But they would work unusually, so they become rich. Now the people that we hate, that we accuse them of feeling Christ are becoming rich. So that's envy now. And that's hatred.
I mean, when you talk about ghettos, ghettos was not just as secluded parts in cities. Sometimes those ghettos were outside the cities. Jews were not even allowed to work a lot of professions. They were not allowed to get into the syndicates of certain professions. So they had to go work usually and they got rich. So the people hated them more. The first crusade didn't kill a single Muslim.
All they killed were Jews. And when they finally arrived to Jerusalem, all they killed were Jews. They almost annihilated the Jews. So it was all this. And of course you have the dark ages. Who do you need as an enemy? The Jews, right? They're the killer of Christ. There's nothing bigger than this. And then you fast forward.
I mean, one of the things that I found out that was very, very, very, very crazy when Henry Ford imported the protocols of the elders of Zion. By the way, in the Arab world, protocols of the elders of Zion is so popular. And... for obvious reasons. And for the people who don't know it, it's kind of like a bunch of like stories.
And basically it's like the Jews saying like, we're gonna control the war, then we're gonna do this, then we're gonna do that and whatever. What people don't know that that is a work of plagiarism. It was plagiarized from a satirical play called Conversation in Hell between Machiavelli and Montesequieu. And it is kind of like based on one chapter or one scene or something. It's crazy.
But it's crazy how sticky it is.
That's weird. Because if I hate you, that's great.
Because humans need to concentrate their hate, their insecurities, and their shortcomings into one thing that they can practice that hate on. If it's a person, great. If it's a group, even better.
Jews in Israel have every right to feel afraid because of everything that they see and everything they've been told, everything. But I would say that the calculus or the numbers doesn't, like, of course, like being small, it is, of course, a factor, but it is never an excuse in order to take something that's not yours.
It's saying like, hey, you have 300 million Americans and we have 52, 52 says give one state, there's too many of them. Too many of you, just give them something. It's like the fact that I have something and you don't, and there's too many of me and there is little of you.
And then you come in and it's not really Israel against the Arab world or the Muslim world because we have to say we fucked up big time. But it is the Palestinians that are in and they are being subjected to that. So it's not really like the 1.8 billion and the 16 million Jews.
And the 1.8 billion, if you look at them, some of them don't care, some of them live into regimes that are being oppressed, and those regimes are supported by the United States in order. It's easier for me as an empire to take what I want from this country if I control the dictator. And I tell them that his power is linked to my ability, to my desire to keep him in power.
So that's why you have a total disconnect between people in power in the Arab and the Muslim countries and the people themselves.
Yeah, well, that's also a misconception, like a misinterpretation of the event because it seems that it was like the small, it's kind of like a David and Goliath kind of story. But, and I was always like, how did we, how did we not do that?
But in reality, with numbers, I can't pull it up right now, but if you look at the numbers, the number of tanks, the planes, the trained officer, because many of those Jewish fighters came from World War II. They were seasoned fighters.
And they actually had more planes, more tanks, more artillery, more pieces of weapon, more of the all of other combined because the people that really like fought was Egypt. And you have 1948, many of those Arab countries didn't even have their independence. So they would kind of like send like a cavalry or like a people in horses.
But in fact, the whole idea was like, we won against seven nations. The numbers were totally in Israel's favor. They were better equipped. They were better trained. They had more tanks and artillery and airplanes. And they planned better. So yes, they deserved the win because they planned and we did it.
There is wars fought over land. I agree with you. This has been the history of humanity. Humanity was not living peacefully. It's all about like people taking people and killing people, taking their land. But there's two difference here. Mostly, usually, the conquering power, like for example, England. They had England and they conquer you in India.
And after the occupation finished, they go back to England. France, Greece, Persia, Egypt, they will go and expand and shrink, expand and shrink. It's all been there. What is different here is exactly what happened in Australia and the United States. A group of people came in, not just to conquer and take the land, but to completely change, to replace them and get them out or kill them.
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