Tom Bilyeu

So that's what, when I hear the Riviera idea that there'll be the Riviera of the Middle East, I'm just like, oh, okay, that's the ethnic cleansing option.

It'll be done under the guise of we're gonna build something that's better for you, you're gonna love it, it's gonna be amazing.

We just have to displace you for four or five years.

And so that's that strat.

The other strategy is what I think the Egypt strategy that you laid out is, which would be, okay, there's those three parcels of land back.

I don't know if that's what people mean when they say the 67 borders or whatever, but cool, here we go.

You guys rejected it at one point when, oh God, Clinton was in office, but hey, the past is the past.

There it is, new lines for you to do what you will with.

That one, of course, the argument is gonna be that, well, hold on, there's something different about the Palestinians, which is they have not only the, you just took my grandfather's house that he built with his bare hands, pointed a gun at my grandmother,

But there are plenty of other places.

My wife is Cypriot.

And so I'm very close to people that literally had a gun pointed at them and they were told to march in that direction.

The island got split in half between the Turks and the Greeks.

And so I know intimately what that looks like.

And they have let go of trying to, they still want to pursue political means, but nobody's talking about invading.

They're not bombing.

There's a cold standoff there.

And so you look at other places in the world where this kind of

bad thing, because to me, I've talked so endlessly about this to my audience, but the strategy that now who we would call Israelis ran to take over the area, it's a brilliant strategy.

It's been used by others before.