EP:52 - Neocons Lose Another War

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Provoked with Darryl Cooper and Scott Horton 1h 7m 2 speakers 5 chapters transcribed 2 months ago
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Darryl Cooper 0:04
All humans break. The difference between humans and gods is that gods can break humans.
Scott Horton 0:11
Negotiate now. End this war.
Unknown 0:15
You're watching Provoked with Daryl Cooper and Scott Horton. Debunking the propaganda lies of the past, present, and future. This is Provoked.
Scott Horton 0:35
All right, you guys, it's the show. Now on our new night for the, what, third week? Yeah. Thursday, me and Daryl Cooper, we talk about Iran. Mostly. And other things. Welcome, Mr. Cooper. How are you tonight?
Darryl Cooper 0:51
I'm good, brother. How are you? Did you happen to see in the chat, someone answered our question for us in detail. Telestai Mark. Telestai Mark. I'm sorry, buddy. That's a tough one. He said, Godspeed to sins. We were discussing for everybody out there. What Godspeed, what that term comes from. And he says it descends from the original God spell, the gospel. It came in time to mean God speed thee on thy way in a more general sense. Thank you, sir.
Scott Horton 1:21
There you go.
Darryl Cooper 1:22
Hey, that was what you said it meant. Basically, yeah, I'm always right.
Scott Horton 1:26
Well, that's what John Weeks said. I give up. What the hell does that mean? Now, I'm kind of bummed because last week it was letting me detach your video where I could float it around and put it right next to the camera. But now it's not letting me do that. But I don't know why.
Darryl Cooper 1:43
Are we recording?
Scott Horton 1:45
No, we're live, man. I just like to drag your head where it's sort of pseudo eye contact here while I'm looking at you in the camera. I got you. Well, let's see. We should probably get rocking and rolling. Everybody loves us anyway. Look, we got news to talk about. Sponsored by Expat Money. Now, Expat Money is run by a guy named Mikel Thora. And he's a really good guy. And how I know is I actually toured Mayan ruins with him in Guatemala. No, in Mexico. It was cool. I was on a Tom Woods cruise and so was he. And he's a great guy, man. And we spent some time with him. And he's been an expat for about 25 years and he'll just help you figure out how to set up residency in other countries, how to invest in property in other countries, even get citizenship in other countries if you need to and find ways to protect your neck and make backup plans.
Scott Horton 2:38
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Scott Horton 3:23
An official estimate by the CIA of their prediction of what's going to happen here. They were tasked with looking into that, and this is what they assessed in their estimate, sir. Then this U.N. report about the deliberate targeting of Palestinian children in the occupied territories has come out. And I'm afraid that I never did find a chance to read through this thing, but I wanted to at least point out that it exists. And, you know, if you read antiwar.com regularly, then you already know what's in there. It's in the news all the time, but they're collecting it all in one place for you. We also have... Oh, I should still have it on this, shouldn't I? Senate votes to check Trump's war powers. That's a first.
Scott Horton 4:04
There have been war powers votes on Yemen before. And... I think that's all. But those were concurrent resolutions, which are the kind that the president can veto if he feels like it. And this time is not. This is a joint resolution in a way that the language says he shall obey if they pass it this way. And none of these tricks about, oh, you need to filibuster 60 votes in the Senate or any of that either. Bare majority, it passed. And Trump stepped on that on the Republican side.

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