Jeffrey Sachs

They wanted to break up Russia. Everything is antagonism. So they fund Islamic extremism. So they funded the jihadists everywhere. And by the way, it's not even... We made al-Qaeda. I think everyone understands this. We made Osama bin Laden. We made the overthrow in Syria where they're saying, oh, my God, it's HTS. Why do you think this was what Obama tasked in 2011-12? Jihadists.

They wanted to break up Russia. Everything is antagonism. So they fund Islamic extremism. So they funded the jihadists everywhere. And by the way, it's not even... We made al-Qaeda. I think everyone understands this. We made Osama bin Laden. We made the overthrow in Syria where they're saying, oh, my God, it's HTS. Why do you think this was what Obama tasked in 2011-12? Jihadists.

They wanted to break up Russia. Everything is antagonism. So they fund Islamic extremism. So they funded the jihadists everywhere. And by the way, it's not even... We made al-Qaeda. I think everyone understands this. We made Osama bin Laden. We made the overthrow in Syria where they're saying, oh, my God, it's HTS. Why do you think this was what Obama tasked in 2011-12? Jihadists.

When he's the most pro-Western leader in Russia. Let me address it in a little bit different way. In the last year, The leaders of Hamas wanted to make peace with Israel, and their political negotiator was a man named Haniya. What did Israel do when the peace feelers came out? They assassinated him to make sure that there would be no attempt by Hamas to make peace.

When he's the most pro-Western leader in Russia. Let me address it in a little bit different way. In the last year, The leaders of Hamas wanted to make peace with Israel, and their political negotiator was a man named Haniya. What did Israel do when the peace feelers came out? They assassinated him to make sure that there would be no attempt by Hamas to make peace.

When he's the most pro-Western leader in Russia. Let me address it in a little bit different way. In the last year, The leaders of Hamas wanted to make peace with Israel, and their political negotiator was a man named Haniya. What did Israel do when the peace feelers came out? They assassinated him to make sure that there would be no attempt by Hamas to make peace.

Nazrullah of Hezbollah— For real? Yeah. For real. He's the one that they killed at the inauguration of Hezekiah.

Nazrullah of Hezbollah— For real? Yeah. For real. He's the one that they killed at the inauguration of Hezekiah.

Nazrullah of Hezbollah— For real? Yeah. For real. He's the one that they killed at the inauguration of Hezekiah.

Because he was the political negotiator for Hamas. And they wanted to try to find a peace. Israel hates the idea that there would be negotiations with Hamas. The idea is to remake the Middle East through war, not through a peaceful negotiation. Right. Then Nasrullah in Hezbollah wanted to make peace with Israel. What did they do? They killed him, of course. This is a basic point.

Because he was the political negotiator for Hamas. And they wanted to try to find a peace. Israel hates the idea that there would be negotiations with Hamas. The idea is to remake the Middle East through war, not through a peaceful negotiation. Right. Then Nasrullah in Hezbollah wanted to make peace with Israel. What did they do? They killed him, of course. This is a basic point.

Because he was the political negotiator for Hamas. And they wanted to try to find a peace. Israel hates the idea that there would be negotiations with Hamas. The idea is to remake the Middle East through war, not through a peaceful negotiation. Right. Then Nasrullah in Hezbollah wanted to make peace with Israel. What did they do? They killed him, of course. This is a basic point.

Kill the peacemakers. This is very important to understand. You assassinate the people that might want to negotiate. And we, this is... This was something that JFK learned, I think, the hard way. Well, this is the modus operandi of the CIA, and it's the modus operandi of Mossad, and it's the modus operandi of this deep state, which is you're not aiming for peace. You're aiming for primacy.

Kill the peacemakers. This is very important to understand. You assassinate the people that might want to negotiate. And we, this is... This was something that JFK learned, I think, the hard way. Well, this is the modus operandi of the CIA, and it's the modus operandi of Mossad, and it's the modus operandi of this deep state, which is you're not aiming for peace. You're aiming for primacy.

Kill the peacemakers. This is very important to understand. You assassinate the people that might want to negotiate. And we, this is... This was something that JFK learned, I think, the hard way. Well, this is the modus operandi of the CIA, and it's the modus operandi of Mossad, and it's the modus operandi of this deep state, which is you're not aiming for peace. You're aiming for primacy.

You're aiming for dominance. You're aiming to remake... the region in your image, you're resisting any call for compromise. Yitzhak Rabin, when he wanted to make peace, he was assassinated, killed the peacemakers, but what we know is that this is state action. We know this in the United States. Kill the peacemakers. We know it of Mossad. Rise and kill.

You're aiming for dominance. You're aiming to remake... the region in your image, you're resisting any call for compromise. Yitzhak Rabin, when he wanted to make peace, he was assassinated, killed the peacemakers, but what we know is that this is state action. We know this in the United States. Kill the peacemakers. We know it of Mossad. Rise and kill.

You're aiming for dominance. You're aiming to remake... the region in your image, you're resisting any call for compromise. Yitzhak Rabin, when he wanted to make peace, he was assassinated, killed the peacemakers, but what we know is that this is state action. We know this in the United States. Kill the peacemakers. We know it of Mossad. Rise and kill.

And they've done it repeatedly in front of our eyes. So it's not the harshest enemy you try to kill. It's the one that... threatens you not with war, but with diplomacy. That's what they dislike. They don't want peace. They want primacy. This is really a different thing. Where is it getting us?

And they've done it repeatedly in front of our eyes. So it's not the harshest enemy you try to kill. It's the one that... threatens you not with war, but with diplomacy. That's what they dislike. They don't want peace. They want primacy. This is really a different thing. Where is it getting us?