John A. Gentry

I mean, he'd be flabbergasted.

Yeah, yeah.

Who's the rhino here?

Well, I suspect they may cooperate in some respects, but in the information arena, they have an obvious, similar goal to damage the United States.

But do they need to cooperate to do that?

No.

They don't.

So that's just pretty obvious.

So they're doing their own things to damage us, to damage our foreign policies, to damage U.S.

capacities to be a world player and so on.

And this gets back to, again, the Marxist in...

in the United States, too.

I mean, so remember I mentioned this social, cultural Marxism?

So you've got lots of the five different avenues.

Everybody knows what the general plan is, but there's no coherent

guiding force that says, you're going to do this, you're going to do that, you're going to do something else.

They all know what the overall plan is, and people can then pick their little niche and push in a way that's roughly consistent with the overall agenda.

that the United States and Israel are colonial powers, and that the decolonization movement, which is a Marxian argument, that you need to have the United States and Israel decolonize the rest of the world.

So this basically is right out of

right out of part of Marxism, Lenin.