This video exposes Israel’s deceptive claim that al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza was being used as a headquarters for Hamas, justifying an attack on the hospital. The evidence presented by Israel was weak, yet it was supported by the US administration and propagandists, resulting in the hospital being repeatedly attacked and left without power. The speaker condemns these actions as war crimes and calls for accountability. They express disappointment at the lack of outrage for Palestinian lives and urge viewers to take action.
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In the video, Owen Jones highlights the Israeli Defense Forces’ (IDF) false claim that al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza was the main headquarters for Hamas freedom fighting activities, which was used to justify a devastating attack on the hospital. The IDF released a mocked-up video showcasing tunnels and meeting rooms allegedly belonging to Hamas within the hospital. However, foreign doctors, including Norwegian physician Mads Gilbert, vehemently denied these claims.
Despite the lack of evidence, the US administration under President Joe Biden supported Israel’s narrative, lthough they called it a “node“, not the headquarters. As a result, the hospital was repeatedly attacked and left without power, leading to the deaths of doctors, nurses, patients, and premature babies.
The IDF’s evidence, consisting of amateur footage and a dilapidated bathroom, failed to convince anyone of the hospital’s alleged role. Israel also refused demands for an independent investigation of the tunnels and ultimately destroyed them, preventing further scrutiny. This deception and subsequent war crimes committed by Israeli terrorists expose their disregard for civilian lives and international law.
The Washington Post conducted an investigation and concluded that the evidence fell short of showing that Hamas had been using the hospital as a command and control center. The investigation did not find any immediate evidence of military use by Hamas in the hospital buildings or any connection to the tunnel network.
Owen Jones emphasizes that targeting a hospital full of sick and dying patients was a grave war crime, and criticizes those who justified the assault on the hospital. He also mentions a column in the Washington Post that supported Israel’s claims, and criticizes commentators who moved the goalposts to justify the attack.
The speaker asserts that these actions are war crimes, and calls for holding those who disseminated lies and propaganda accountable. He also expresses shock and disappointment at the lack of outrage towards Palestinian lives and the acceptance of depraved war crimes, stating that he will never view the world the same way again. He emphasizes the need to learn from this lesson and take action.
In this Q&A video, the founders of Analyze and Optimize cover a wide range of topics, including gut dysbiosis, thyroid health, supplementation, the effects of polyunsaturated fats, mental performance optimization, nootropics, methylene blue, kidney stones, convincing others about the negative effects of PUFA, vegetable oils and sugar from a historical perspective, fat loss on high-carb diets, the effects of low-carb diets and ADHD, the relationship between serotonin levels and cognitive functioning, weightlifting and fasting, the niacin flush, water and mineral intake, and muscle-building. They provide insights and recommendations based on their own experiences and the available evidence, emphasizing the importance of individual experimentation and personalized approaches to achieve optimal health and performance.
Furthermore, they discuss the importance of consuming adequate protein and carbohydrates for muscle building, as well as the potential benefits of saturated fats for testosterone levels. They also give suggestions for optimizing metabolism and energy levels, addressing concerns about seed oil consumption and candida overgrowth. They also discuss the effects of dietary isoflavones, the decline in male testosterone, and the impact of factors like environmental pollutants and cultural expectations on hormone levels. They provide insights on various other subjects, including the potential harms of marathon running, the effects of smoking and vaping, and the potential damage caused by polyunsaturated fats. They touch on theories related to obesity, such as the SCD-1 gene theory, and emphasize the importance of sharing ideas and information in the field.
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Dalton and Jack from Analyze and Optimize answer the question of how to diagnose and fix gut dysbiosis. They explain that the microbiome is still not well understood, but symptoms can be a good indicator. High serotonin symptoms may indicate bacterial overgrowth or dysbiosis, and gut issues like diarrhea or constipation can also be a sign of a disordered microbiome. They suggest exploring symptoms first and then, if necessary, confirming with tests. They also mention some simple ways to modulate the gut microbiome, such as consuming mushrooms, carrot salad, different types of fibers, and sulfur. They emphasize the need to experiment and see if there is a positive response to these interventions.
They then go on to discuss the impact of a ketogenic diet on thyroid health. While it is possible to maintain thyroid function on a keto diet, optimization may not be achievable without carbohydrates. They suggests eating more fat, avoiding excessive protein, and focusing on saturated fat instead of polyunsaturated fat. They also advise against extended fasts.
The next question addresses the best way to supplement Vitamin D3, with the speaker leaning towards the oral route but acknowledging the need to consider the quality of the supplement. Magnesium, calcium, and vitamin K2 are recommended as important cofactors. The speaker also mentions the option of topical supplementation if oral supplements are not available or cause side effects. The section ends with a discussion on the health of the Inuit people and the lack of data on their thyroid function.
The guys then discuss the potential negative effects of consuming high amounts of polyunsaturated fats, especially in the form of seafood. They mention that while a low-carb, high-pufa diet may be associated with cardiovascular disease and stroke, it’s likely that suboptimal thyroid function and other factors also play a role in these health issues. They suggest that incorporating thyroid gland into the diet can have a positive impact, but it’s not the whole story. In regards to postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), the speaker suggests that the dysfunctional immune system could be a contributing factor and recommends immune-supportive interventions such as vitamin D, aspirin, and maintaining gut health to address chronic inflammation. Finally, the speaker advises eliminating polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) from the diet as a way to handle and eliminate them from the body.
They also discuss the potential deleterious effects of consuming a large amount of polyunsaturated fats at once, suggesting that slowly introducing fats into the bloodstream may be a better approach. They recommend a low-fat diet with long-chain saturated fats as replacements for polyunsaturated fats, as they have therapeutic benefits for certain liver diseases caused by excessive consumption of polyunsaturated fats. They also suggest incorporating aspirin and vitamin E to counter the inflammatory effects of polyunsaturated fats.
In another question about blood sugar control, the speaker explains that prolonged low-carb diets can lead to physiological insulin resistance and elevated blood glucose levels. They recommend cutting out seed oils and certain meats, as they may have damaging effects on pancreatic beta cells. Additionally, they recommend protecting beta cells and keeping the diet relatively low in carbs.
When discussing ways to optimize mental performance, yhey emphasize the importance of being in a relaxed and alert mental state, rather than a manic and aggressive one. They recommend caffeine as well as thiamine (vitamin B1) to enhance mental clarity and focus. Lowering serotonin levels can also be beneficial, as it increases dopamine and promotes a relaxed state of mind. The speaker also mentions optimizing energy metabolism with the use of methylene blue and following a balanced diet. Additionally, they briefly mention a product called Gorilla Mind Rush, which they found to be effective in enhancing mental performance.
Next, the discussion revolves around different nootropics and their potential benefits for mental performance. They mention Gorilla Mind Rush and its combination of ingredients that can provide a significant performance boost. The mention of l-tyrosine, a dopamine precursor, is also made as it is known for its positive effects on mental focus. The conversation then shifts to the topic of maple syrup and raw honey, where it is suggested that while maple syrup could be good and unprocessed, raw honey is backed by research and contains unique compounds that make it a superfood. The peatiest animal in terms of diet is considered to be the black bear, which consumes lean fish, honey, fruit, and tubers. The conversation concludes with a mention of the pygmy marmoset, known for its tiny and cute appearance, as the peatiest animal in terms of “vibe.”
When addressing a question about the effects of taking methylene blue and the color of urine, they explain that if urine turns blue when taking methylene blue, it means that the substance is being wasted and not having the desired effects. However, if urine remains clear, it indicates that the methylene blue is being actively taken up into tissues and exerting its positive effects.
The speaker also discusses the main driver of kidney stones, dismissing the idea that spinach is the culprit and suggesting that seed oils may play a role. They mention a Twitter thread by another individual that delves into the potential connection between seed oils and kidney stones. Lastly, the speaker responds to a question about how to convince others about the negative effects of polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) and the benefits of sugar. They caution against simply regurgitating information without understanding it, but suggest explaining that PUFA can turn into toxins in the body when consumed in excess.
When discussing the use of vegetable oils and sugar from a historical perspective, they points out that vegetable oils require extensive processing in factories, unlike animal oils or oils from natural sources like avocados or coconuts. On the other hand, sugar has been consumed for a long time without causing significant health issues until the emergence of vegetable oils. However, they also acknowledge that this argument may not be convincing to highly intelligent individuals who can understand more complex explanations.
In terms of losing fat while following a high-carb diet, they explain that fat loss does not necessarily require a large amount of free fatty acids in the blood. Equating calorie and protein intake between different diet styles can lead to similar fat loss regardless of fat and carbohydrate consumption. They also mention that certain substances like aspirin and niacinamide can limit lipolysis, but they do not completely prevent the liberation of free fatty acids in the blood.
Then, they discuss the claim that people who eat low-carb diets eventually have negative experiences such as brain fog, weight gain, and hair loss. The speaker disagrees with this claim based on their own experience and suggests that there may be other factors at play such as lifestyle, environment, sleep, and supplementation. They emphasize that diet is an important component of health, but not the sole determinant. Secondly, the speaker discusses ADHD and acknowledges that it is a heterogeneous condition with various symptoms. They suggest that elevated serotonin levels and metabolic issues in the brain, combined with systemic stress, may be contributing factors. They recommend considering dietary changes and the use of substances like methylene blue to improve brain energy metabolism.
They guys proceed to discuss the potential effects of high serotonin levels on digestive health and cognitive functioning. They suggest that elevated serotonin levels can lead to feelings of foggy thinking and decreased attention. To address this, the speaker recommends improving systemic and brain energy metabolism through methods such as methylene blue and caffeine. They also touch on the topic of the Randall Cycle, explaining how the interaction between carbohydrate and fat oxidation influences the body’s fuel usage. The speaker argues against the use of the Randall Cycle as an argument against carbohydrate consumption, as it doesn’t make logical sense. Furthermore, they provide their perspective on starting powerlifting, emphasizing the need for efficient and balanced training approaches rather than exhaustive workouts. They emphasize low volume and high frequency for better form and recovery.
They then address the question of whether fasting is still recommended after learning about the pro metabolic approach to nutrition. The speaker acknowledges that fasting can help with weight loss and health improvement but notes that it’s relative and depends on individual context. They caution against the potential negative effects of fasting, such as increased cortisol and stress hormones, and suggest a more personalized and optimal approach.
Next, they share their opinion on the niacin flush, stating that it is completely avoidable by taking niacinamide instead of niacin. They explain that niacinamide can boost NAD levels better than niacin and doesn’t cause the histamine reaction associated with the flush.
After that, they discusses the importance of water and mineral intake. They mention that while water is essential, many people are not getting enough minerals in their diet. They advise focusing on mineral intake and listening to the body’s thirst cues rather than following a specific water quota. They also suggest using a reverse osmosis filter and mineralizing the water if necessary. Additionally, they mention that for muscle-building, diet and training play a more significant role than specific food choices.
They emphasize the importance of consuming adequate protein, with one gram per pound of body weight being recommended. They also mention that carbohydrates are important for muscle growth as they stimulate muscle protein synthesis. Saturated fats are mentioned as having a positive effect on testosterone levels, which is crucial for muscle building. The speaker also shares their own diet, which includes around 350-400 grams of carbs, 180-200 grams of protein, and varying amounts of fat. They mention that avoiding foods high in polyunsaturated fats may be beneficial for testosterone levels.
The speaker also touches on the topic of tryptophan and serotonin, suggesting that the conversion of tryptophan to serotonin is not the main concern in decreasing serotonin levels.
When addressing the concern about consuming raw egg whites, they explain that it can bind up biotin and decrease its absorption. To combat this, the speaker suggests consuming raw egg whites at certain times and cooked eggs at other times to ensure an adequate intake of biotin. They also mention that the risk of salmonella is mainly associated with the egg white, not the yolk, so consuming raw egg yolks is generally considered safe.
The speaker also discusses the acidity of orange juice and its potential impact on dental health. While acidity can promote cavities, prolonged exposure to high levels of acidity caused by bacterial overgrowth in the mouth is more concerning. The speaker emphasizes the importance of maintaining good oral hygiene and mentions that certain vitamins, such as vitamins A, D, K2, are crucial for dental health. In response to a question about ancestral diets, the speaker advises against basing dietary choices solely on speculation and suggests considering genetic tests for a more targeted approach.
Then they respond to a question about steps to take to maximize metabolism and health when dealing with seed oil consumption and fatigue. While acknowledging the complexity of the issue, the speaker recommends reducing seed oil intake and focusing on a lower fat, vitamin E, and longer chain fatty acid diet. They also suggest burning carbohydrates and using interventions like caffeine and thyroid hormone for energy and weight loss.
Another question is addressed regarding potential candida overgrowth. The speaker advises getting a stool test to confirm candida and suggests focusing on proper energy metabolism, immune system function, and regular bowel movements. They mention the possibility of using the flowers of sulfur for fungal overgrowth and maintaining a pro-metabolic approach, rather than cutting sugar, to support the immune system.
They mention that probiotics may have a minor impact on health issues, but shouldn’t be relied upon as a sole solution. The speaker then discusses the estrogenic effects of dietary isoflavones, specifically in unfermented soy products. They highlight that while soy doesn’t lower testosterone, it does have estrogenic effects on the body’s cells and estrogen receptors. The speaker suggests minimizing consumption of soy products and monitoring symptoms such as digestive distress and low libido. They also touch on the decline in male testosterone, attributing it not only to factors like microplastics but also to a lack of purpose and the use of SSRIs.
They mention the consumption of polyunsaturated fats instead of saturated fats, bacterial overgrowths that promote serotonin, exposure to plastics and other environmental factors, and the impact of cultural expectations and behaviors. The speaker also suggests that excessive pornography use and lack of connection with a female partner can affect testosterone levels. They emphasize the importance of having a sense of purpose, accomplishment, and a strong family unit in maintaining healthy testosterone levels.
They also discuss their experience with taking too much thyroid and the negative effects it had on their anxiety. They then provide advice on budget-friendly and nutritionally complete diets, mentioning options such as ground beef, eggs, milk, coffee, and white sugar. They caution against using Teflon pans due to the high fluoride content and suggest alternatives like cast iron (although not optimal in the long run) or ceramic pans. They also mention the negative environmental impacts of Teflon and recommend watching a documentary on the topic. The speaker concludes by expressing their opinion that frequent running may do more harm than good and suggests alternatives like walking and high-intensity interval training.
They specifically express their dislike for marathons and extended aerobic exercises, stating that they can lead to prolonged inflammation and stress. They argue that marathon runners who consume a lot of carbohydrates tend to be skinny, while sprinters like Usain Bolt, who are muscular, are faster. The speaker believes that short bursts of intense exercise, like sprinting, are more optimal than long-distance running.
Moving on to the topic of smoking, they mention that while smoking pure tobacco or pure weed may not inherently damage the lungs, weed can have negative effects on hormones and the brain. They also suggest that daily weed use can dampen motivation and turn someone into a “beta male.” In contrast, the speaker shares their personal experience with vaping nicotine, stating that it hasn’t caused any negative effects on their lungs and has even benefited them as a nootropic. However, they acknowledge that the safety of vaping is still uncertain. They conclude by discussing the potential harm of smoking cigarettes and experiencing lung issues, but note that they’re unsure if filters and papers are contributing factors. Overall, they suggest that while smoking and vaping may have their own risks, the negative effects of weed make it the worst option among the three.
Then, they discuss the potential damage caused by polyunsaturated fats found in vegetable oils. They explain that these fats make tissues more susceptible to damage, similar to how alcohol can damage the liver. The speaker also challenges the notion that pure tobacco is a carcinogen, stating that animal studies have not shown it to cause cancer on its own. They suggest that smoking organic tobacco in a ceramic pipe may have minimal harm and potential benefits.
The speaker also mentions the SCD-1 gene theory of obesity, which suggests that saturated fats promote leanness by increasing reactive oxygen species in adipose tissue. They discuss the Croissant diet, where individuals eat mostly croissants and butter, claiming that it promotes weight loss. However, they express some skepticism about the theory and its limitations.
At the end, the speaker discusses the theory that fat cells burn glucose and produce less reactive oxygen species than polyunsaturated fats (PUFAs). They also mention that feeding high levels of omega-6 fats and adding omega-3 fats can actually make animals leaner, suggesting that the balance of these fats in the body may influence obesity. They return to the SCD-1 theory, which suggests that people with more of the SCD-1 enzyme in their fat cells tend to be more obese. However, they point out that there may be other mechanisms at play and that more research is needed to understand the full drivers of obesity. The speaker concludes by expressing support for the sharing of ideas and information in the field.
This video delves into the history of water fluoridation and its connection to stained teeth.
In the early 1900s, Dr. Lawrence McKay noticed brown stains on the teeth of Colorado Springs residents, which were permanent and severe. He conducted research and found that the stains were prevalent in children waiting for their permanent teeth. McKay theorized that something in the water supply was causing the staining.
In 1923, McKay encountered similar reports in Oakley, Idaho, where the construction of a communal water pipeline resulted in stained teeth. McKay advised using a different water source, and the children’s teeth eventually became healthy again. McKay’s findings led him and Dr. Grover Kempf to investigate reports of stained teeth in Bauxite, Arkansas, where the town supported the Aluminum Company of America. These early discoveries set the stage for further exploration into water fluoridation.
Doctors McKay and Kempf investigated the disordered teeth of children in Bauxite, but found nothing peculiar in the water supply. However, H.V. Churchill, the chief chemist of an aluminum company, decided to test the water using a more sophisticated method and found high levels of fluoride. This discovery led to the conclusion that high levels of fluoride in water caused tooth discoloration, known as fluorosis.
While fluoride was known to be toxic, studies conducted by dentist H. Trendley Dean found that towns with higher natural fluoride levels had fewer cavities. However, the general consensus at the time was that fluoride was a poison.
In 1939, Gerald J. Cox, a researcher paid by an aluminum company, proposed mandatory water fluoridation. Extensive studies confirmed the inverse relationship between fluoride in water and tooth decay, but also revealed increased rates of dental fluorosis. The determination of fluoride levels was later proved wrong, as CDC analysis found that 40% of teens had some degree of dental fluorosis.
Dr. Weston A. Price observed that societies on traditional diets had fewer cavities compared to those on industrialized diets. The narrator mentions the rise in tooth brushing habits during and after World War II and highlights the pro-fluoridation stance adopted by the Public Health Service, which was under the jurisdiction of billionaire Andrew J. Mellon, the founder of the Aluminum Corporation of America.
The first purposely fluoridated water supply was implemented in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and after 15 years of study, a significant decline in dental cavities was observed. The transcript reveals the appointment of Oscar R. Ewing, who had a conflict of interest as he previously served as legal counsel for the Aluminum Corporation of America, and his collaboration with Edward Bernays, a pioneer in public relations. The passage concludes by mentioning the Newburgh and Kingston experiment, which showed a decrease in cavities in Newburgh but also higher rates of cancer and heart disease.
Cities in the US started fluoridating their water supply in the 1950s, with the government aiming for universal fluoridation. However, cases like the devastation of a Mohawk Indian reservation due to industrial pollution, mainly fluoride, brought attention to the harmful effects of fluoride.
In 1975, biochemists presented evidence of an increase in cancer rates in cities with fluoridated water, leading to a congressional hearing and subsequent animal studies that confirmed the link between fluoride and bone cancer. Despite these findings, a commission formed by the government disputed the evidence and recommended caution, but their recommendations were ignored. Epidemiological reports also showed a relationship between fluoride consumption and bone fractures, further raising concerns. Despite opposition, government officials continued to support universal water fluoridation without sufficient evidence of its safety.
The narrator mentions studies that have shown potential negative health effects, such as increased risk of hip fracture in the elderly and higher rates of dental decay in fluoridated areas. It also exposes the historical connection between fluoride and the aluminum and phosphate fertilizer industries, revealing that the fluoride in today’s water supply is a waste product. The transcript questions the lack of control over dosage in water fluoridation and argues that topical application of fluoride through toothpaste is sufficient for dental health. Overall, it raises doubts about the safety and effectiveness of water fluoridation.
The video then highlights how phosphate fertilizer companies turned hazardous gasses into a liquid known as hexafluorosilicic acid, which cannot be dumped into waterways but can be sold as a product. Public water suppliers buy this hazardous waste product from the fertilizer companies and dump it into drinking water without consent. Hexafluorosilicic acid contains trace amounts of lead, arsenic, mercury, and radioactive isotopes, which are harmful to human health even in minute quantities.
The video also suggests that fluoride may impact cognitive abilities and inhibit spirituality by calcifying and disrupting the pineal gland. It encourages viewers to take steps to prevent industrial waste from entering their bodies through options like buying glass-bottled spring water or using filtration systems that remove fluoride. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of local activism to address water fluoridation and promises to discuss the various health problems fluoride can cause in the next video.
The common belief that salt causes high blood pressure is debunked with scientific facts in this video as well. It explains that while a certain amount of salt is actually healthy for us, most people consume excessive amounts of salt, mainly through processed foods. It is not the salt itself that causes high blood pressure, but rather the unhealthy foods that have high salt content.
The confusion arises because doctors often advise patients to cut down on salt to lower their blood pressure. However, this recommendation is primarily aimed at reducing fluid volume in the blood vessels to alleviate high blood pressure symptoms. Salt, on the other hand, promotes water retention, leading to conflicting situations.
The video also mentions that different types of salt, such as unrefined Himalayan salt, can be healthier options due to their mineral content. It emphasizes the importance of salt for our body’s functioning and suggests replenishing lost salt through salt tabs or adding Himalayan salt to water during high physical activity.
Overall, if you are healthy and do not have high blood pressure, there is no need to fear salt, but if you have high blood pressure, you may want to consider how salt interacts with your medication and monitor its impact on your blood pressure levels.
The presenter also discusses the individualized effects of salt on blood pressure. He acknowledges that while some people may experience a significant increase in blood pressure after consuming salty food, others may not be affected at all. He emphasizes that it is the overall quality of the food consumed, rather than salt alone, that can contribute to high blood pressure.
The presenter also mentions that there are multiple causes of high blood pressure, which are primarily related to lifestyle choices.
This video debunks the myth driven by quakery that salt causes high blood pressure. The narrator argues that the idea is a fabrication and that there is no strong evidence to support it.
The author criticizes a recent paper that recommends limiting salt intake, pointing out that some of the authors have personal biases towards plant-based diets.
They also critique a study that claims to show the negative effects of sodium, arguing that the reductions in blood pressure observed were minimal and not indicative of hypertension.
The author further highlights that salt restriction does not reverse high blood pressure and may even have negative effects, such as increasing stress hormones and insulin resistance. They conclude that salt is not only not bad but may actually be protective against certain health conditions.
Overall, the author argues that high blood pressure is primarily driven by stress rather than salt intake. While restricting salt may cause minor drops in blood pressure, it is merely a band-aid solution that masks the symptoms of the underlying problem.
This is evidenced by the fact that many hypertension medications work by blocking the pathways activated by salt restriction. The author suggests focusing on complete nutrition, optimizing metabolism, and reducing stress as more effective approaches for managing blood pressure.
This YouTube video discusses the differences between sugar and corn syrup.
While table sugar is derived from sugar cane and consists of glucose and fructose, corn syrup is made from corn starch that is broken down into individual glucose molecules and partially converted into fructose. A 2010 analysis found that high fructose corn syrup contains more carbohydrates than the listed value, particularly in the form of shorter chains of starch.
Interestingly, studies have shown that sucrose, or table sugar, is a superior source of energy compared to corn syrup, with animals fed sucrose having increased energy expenditure and staying leaner and warmer. This challenges the assumption that high fructose corn syrup and table sugar are essentially the same.
Animal studies have shown that consuming high fructose corn syrup leads to more weight gain and obesity-related characteristics, while sucrose tends to increase lean mass. Additionally, high fructose corn syrup has been associated with liver fat gain, unlike table sugar. These effects are not dependent on caloric intake, suggesting that high fructose corn syrup may have unique properties.
The video argues that water fluoridation has poisoned our brains, discussing the politicization, censorship, and dismissal of research on the neurotoxicity of fluoride. It explains how fluoride can accumulate in the brain, disrupt energy production, and induce degenerative changes, leading to diseases such as Alzheimer’s. The detrimental effects of fluoride on the thyroid gland, cognitive function, IQ scores, and mental disorders like ADHD and dementia are also addressed. The narrator questions the need for fluoride in drinking water and raises concerns about the long-term consequences of fluoride exposure.
The video begins by discussing the politicization and censorship surrounding the topic of water fluoridation. The authors of a paper on fluoride’s potential neurotoxicity faced criticism and dismissal from peers, despite presenting their findings at an international meeting. The power players in industry, government, and academia actively suppress and dismiss information suggesting fluoride’s harmful effects. The excerpt also addresses the potential hazards of ingesting fluoride. Animal studies have shown adverse cognitive changes even at lower concentrations, similar to what humans are exposed to long-term. The concentration of fluoride in the blood, induced by even “low” levels of fluoride exposure, is in line with what is seen in animal models. The higher the plasma levels of fluoride, the greater the risk of dental fluorosis and accumulation in tissues.
Fluoride, which is commonly added to water supplies, can build up in various organs, including the brain. The developing fetus is particularly susceptible to fluoride accumulation in the brain. Even adults growing up in areas with high fluoride levels have shown accumulation in cerebrospinal fluid, indicating that it can cross the blood-brain barrier. It is argued that the argument that “it’s just a little bit of fluoride” is irrelevant because fluoride is a cumulative poison, meaning it builds up in the body over time. The video then discusses the importance of energy production in maintaining good health, particularly in the brain. Interference with energy production can lead to degeneration and diseases like Alzheimer’s. Fluoride has been shown to disrupt energy production at the mitochondrial level, induce degenerative changes in the brain, and cause oxidative stress.
The detrimental effects of fluoride on the thyroid gland and the brain can also not be ignored. Fluoride has been found to inhibit thyroid function by displacing iodide, impairing the synthesis of thyroid hormones. This disruption in thyroid hormone metabolism is linked to various health problems and lower intelligence. Additionally, fluoride induces oxidative stress and inflammation, which damage the thyroid and contribute to cognitive abnormalities. Studies have also shown that fluoride can cause depression, decrease energy production in the cortex, and lead to the death of brain cells. The excerpt also highlights the controversial topic of fluoride’s impact on the pineal gland, which is responsible for producing melatonin. Fluoride calcifies the pineal gland, inhibiting its ability to produce melatonin and disrupting sleep patterns. Furthermore, fluoride exposure has been associated with pineal gland dysfunction, resulting in mental disorders like ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, and Alzheimer’s disease. A study in Scotland even found that higher fluoride consumption was linked to nearly three times the risk of developing dementia, suggesting there may be no safe levels of fluoride when it comes to dementia risk.
Evidence from animal and human studies links fluoride exposure to cognitive changes and conditions such as hyperactivity, cognitive deficits, ADHD, and impaired learning, cognition, and memory. The prevalence of ADHD has been found to be correlated with water fluoridation, and studies have shown a negative association between fluoride exposure and intelligence metrics, resulting in a decrease of approximately 7 IQ points in fluoridated areas. Dental fluorosis, which affects over 70% of children and adolescents in the United States, is also considered an indicator of decreased IQ. Critics claim that the fluoride levels in these studies are too high, but many of them actually fall within the limits set by the EPA and WHO. For example, a study in China showed a dose-dependent decrease in IQ, with a mean IQ dropping over 20 points at a fluoride concentration of 4.16 ppm, which is higher than the EPA limit of 4.0 ppm.
Several studies also demonstrate the potential negative effects of fluoride exposure on IQ scores. The narrator mentions research that found a dose-dependent decrease in IQ scores in offspring with increasing levels of fluoride concentration, as well as a study that associated fluoride exposure in mothers with a near 10-point drop in performance IQ in their formula-fed children. These findings suggest that even the so-called “optimal” levels of fluoride recommended by public health organizations may still have detrimental effects on cognitive function. The excerpt raises concerns about the long-term consequences of fluoride exposure and questions the need for fluoride in drinking water altogether.
In the YouTube video titled “Geert’s Concern about the New Covid Variant (JN.1),” Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche, a virologist with a background in molecular biology and immunology, expresses his concerns about the harmful effects of Covid-19 vaccines and the business model of the pharmaceutical industry. He warns of the potential dangers of focusing solely on vaccine solutions, particularly in light of the emergence of new Covid variants.
Dr. Vanden Bossche argues that these vaccines do not fit the definition of a vaccine, as they cannot be controlled in terms of dose or duration. He also discusses the concept of “immune refocusing,” which can hinder the immune system’s ability to adapt when encountering a new variant, and the phenomenon of “immo quiet” or “immo silent” epitopes, which can recognize previously masked antigenic sites within the Spike protein but do not effectively neutralize the virus, instead enhancing its infectiousness.
Dr. Vanden Bossche warns of the emergence of more infectious variants like JN.1 and GN1 due to suboptimal immune pressure and immune focusing towards cellular responses.
Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche also expresses deep concerns about the evolution of the Covid virus and the diminishing effectiveness of vaccines. He explains that virulence-inhibiting antibodies are decreasing, putting pressure on the virus and making vaccines ineffective. Furthermore, the lack of proper training of the innate immune system due to vaccine breakthrough infections is leading to a corrupted adaptive immune system.
Vanden Bossche anticipates a new, more virulent variant could emerge soon, impacting vaccinated individuals more severely than unvaccinated ones. Despite missing the timeline of the new variant’s emergence, he emphasizes the importance of conveying truthful information and taking action to address the real issue – the evolving crisis caused by the virus. Geert encourages viewers to consider his message and acknowledges the possibility of being wrong.
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Geert Vanden Bossche is a veterinary medicine and virology expert with a background in molecular biology and immunology. He expresses his concern about the current state of the Covid-19 pandemic, stating that he is more worried now than he was even at the beginning. He goes on to describe his academic and professional background, including his work in the vaccine industry and with global health organizations like the Gates Foundation and Gavi. Throughout the interview, Gert shares his expertise and insights on the Covid-19 pandemic and its current challenges.
Geert also expresses his concerns about the new Covid variant (JN.1) and reflects on his past criticisms of mass vaccination efforts, which he believed would have detrimental consequences. He recalls raising warnings about the polio and Ebola vaccinations and being met with opposition from health organizations and the industry, but ultimately being proven right. Despite feeling isolated and criticized for his critical voice, Geert remains steadfast in his belief that truth and science are powerful allies. Despite the challenges, he acknowledges the importance of vaccines and the difficult decision that comes with challenging an industry that has provided significant benefits to the world.
Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche argues that the vaccines do not protect against infection, but only against the disease. In a global health context, preventing infection is mandatory to fight a pandemic, and failing to do so results in the virus spreading, generating new variants that can evade the protection provided by the vaccines. This results in a self-perpetuating cycle of variant generation, turning a natural pandemic into an immune escape pandemic. Despite the obvious issues, some people still argue that the vaccines protect against severe disease and covid-19 related illness. Dr. Vanden Bossche is flabbergasted that this argument is still used, as it does not consider the global health context and the potential for immune escape variants
Geert then discusses his concerns surrounding the continued vaccination efforts despite the emergence of new Covid variants. He argues that the current focus on vaccination does not address the long-term consequences, including the potential overburdening of healthcare systems. Geert asserts that heavily vaccinated populations are experiencing a spiral of transmission, and viable options for controlling the virus appear to have been exhausted. From a virological, immunological, and clinical perspective, the virus continues to evolve, with no herd immunity or endemicity in sight. Geert expresses worry that this cycle of breakthrough infections and immun escape could eventually lead to something very serious
Geert further expresses concerns about the current vaccines for COVID-19, specifically the mRNA vaccines. He argues that these vaccines do not fit the definition of a vaccine as they cannot be controlled in terms of dose, location, or duration. Geert explains that these vaccines allow the proteins to be produced in the body of the vaccinated person and spread throughout the body, which is unprecedented in vaccinology. From a definition perspective, he does not consider these vaccines to be vaccines, despite their ability to generate immune responses against the antigen produced in the human cell. Geert also mentions that these vaccines can induce immune refocusing, which sets up a chain of immune escape. The speaker points to a scientific paper published in October 2021 that shows the response of the neutralization response with regards to the B.1 vent variant booster, which is part of his argument against the effectiveness and safety of the current COVID-19 vaccines
Virologist Geert also discusses the concept of “immune refocusing” in relation to the new Covid variant (JN.1). He explains that, even without a booster, the strongest antibody response to the original variant is still present, creating a focus on the original variant in the immune system. This can hinder the immune system’s ability to adapt when encountering a new variant. While immune refocusing is a known term in vaccinology, the speaker notes that they have not seen this phenomenon occur naturally before. The immune system’s response to vaccine breakthrough infections can boost previously induced antibodies, allowing them to still have some neutralizing effect, but this effect is short-lived. These antibodies, which initially have lower affinity and target less immunogenic epitopes, can drive the propagation of more infectious variants due to their suboptimal immune pressure
When discussing the potential disadvantages of mRNA vaccines in regards to the production of low affinity antibodies against dominant epitopes, Geers explains that this phenomenon leads to immune pressure and the selective propagation of more infectious variants. According to Geert, the prolonged expression of the Spike protein on the surface of transfected cells during mRNA vaccine production induces imperfect low affinity antibodies, which automatically prioritize subdominant epitopes. He states that after the second dose of mRNA vaccines, cross-neutralizing antibodies against several different variants can be observed. However, Geert expresses concern that this immune response will not improve and instead suggest that administering vaccines or booster doses will accelerate immune refocusing events and immunp escape. He emphasizes that the neutralization observed with these antibodies is not real, but rather pseudo-neutralization due to their low affinity
Geert Vanden Bossche continues by expressing his concerns about the effectiveness of existing antibodies against the new covid variant. He explains that these antibodies, which are called low Affinity antibodies, interact with the virus through multiple arms, creating a multimeric distribution on the surface of the virus. These antibodies can only react with the virus when it is presented as a multimeric structure and cannot react with the monovalent spike. This results in pseudo-neutralizing activity, meaning that these antibodies can only mitigate the infection, not inhibit it completely. Due to the prolonged suboptimal functional activity, immun escape is tremendously driven, leading to the succession of more infectious variants sharing most of their mutations. Geert criticizes the scientists for misleading information presented without testing the antibodies using monovalent spike in an Eliza assay, which would reveal their true neutralizing capacity. He summarizes that while antibodies may lose their neutralizing capacity, they can still attach to single particles and have an infection-enhancing effect, making the situation complex
Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche goes into more detail on the concept of “imuno quiet” or “imuno silent” epitopes, which are non-neutralizing antibodies that can recognize previously masked conserved antigenic sites within the Spike protein. These antibodies have a high affinity for these sites but do not effectively neutralize the virus, instead enhancing its infectiousness by promoting the stabilization of viral aggregates. Over time, with each new immune response following a vaccine breakthrough infection, the immune system may focus on less immunodominant domains of the virus, generating antibodies with even lower affinity, promoting the formation of even larger aggregates that are more readily taken up by antigen-presenting cells
Geert explains that antigen-presenting cells love to pick up larger particles and induce CTL responses, which is why the evolution of JN.1 is so worrisome. While Public Health authorities claim that JN.1 is not more virulent than other variants, Geert contends that this overlooks the message that JN.1 is conveying through its mutations. Upon analyzing these mutations, one can understand the immune pressure that caused them and predict what is to come. Geert finds it suspicious that vaccines are still effectively neutralizing these newly emerging variants despite the changes in the spike protein. He shares images from research papers to demonstrate the frightening continuous evolution of the virus, with mutations on top of previous ones. Geert criticizes scientists and health experts for only presenting data after a boost and claiming the presence of neutralizing antibodies, but these may be low Affinity antibodies that interact with the virus in a way that generates dampened infectiousness, immune escape, and suboptimal immune pressure.
Geert Vanden Bossche also expresses concern over the new Covid variant, GN1. He explains that monovalent antibodies can only interact with the multimeric presentation of the spike on a viral particle or on viral aggregates, limiting their neutralizing effect. He further states that highly vaccinated populations have developed antibodies that stabilize aggregates, which are now primarily taken up by antigen presenting cells and driving mitigation of infection. By killing infected cells, cytotoxic T-cells play a role in mitigating the infection, but this process also drives the emergence of more infectious variants like GN1. Observations include GN1 spreading like wildfire, a surge in hospitalization, severe disease, and death, and the emergence of mutations in non-spike viral proteins that enhance infection. Geert concludes that GN1 is the result of immune pressure on the virus.
Geert Vanden Bossche explains that these newly synthesized antibodies can promote the stabilization of larger viral aggregates, which are taken up by antigen-presenting cells and stimulate CTL (cytotoxic T-lymphocytes) responses. CTLs are not specific to the Spike protein, but bind strongly to the universal epitope. Geert theorizes that this shift in the immune response from humoral responses to cellular responses may lead to the emergence of more infectious variants, as the mutations are directed against the universal epitope. He also criticizes the claim that T-cells are important in mitigating the infection, stating that there is no evidence of memory T-cells being involved, and they can only interact once the cell is already infected. Geert concludes that the new variant, although not itself more virulent, indicates a shift in the immune focusing towards cellular responses, which could be leading to suboptimal immune pressure on viral infectiousness.
The virologist then discusses the shift from antibody-mediated immune response to cell-mediated response in dealing with new covid variants. He explains that as the concentration of neutralizing antibodies increases, they can mask newly discovered epitopes, allowing the immune system to recognize more conserved epitopes. This is referred to as immune refocusing. However, the speaker also notes that a dramatic stimulation of CTL responses, due to large aggregates, can overwhelm antigen-presenting cells and cause them to prioritize CTL stimulation over T-helper peptide stimulation. This can lead to a decline in antibodies and weaker rebooting of the immune response. The lower concentration of antibodies and diminishing affinity will then move the graph further to the right, indicating even more CTL stimulation and less stimulation of T-helper cells. Unfortunately, the speaker concludes that due to the antigen-presenting cells prioritizing CTL stimulation over T-helper peptide stimulation, none of the updated vaccines will effectively work
Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche expresses his alarm over the diminishing concentration of infection enhancing antibodies in individuals who have received booster shots, which he believes are responsible for inhibiting the virulence of the virus. He explains that these infection enhancing antibodies also block the transfer of the virus from dendritic cells to susceptible cells in the body, inhibiting virulence. The shift towards CTL-mediated mitigation of infection, according to Dr. Vanden Bossche, will result in a diminished concentration of these infection enhancing or virulence inhibiting antibodies, putting suboptimal immune pressure on viral virulence. He uses the examples of Omicron and the Harbinger variant to illustrate this concept, suggesting that a new variant could emerge very soon with heightened virulence due to the intense immune pressure on a small domain within the protective antigen. Dr. Vanden Bossche also explains that unvaccinated individuals, who have shifted towards their innate immune system, will not be affected by the new variant as their innate immunity can become stronger with training. However, he emphasizes that the issue is that vaccinated individuals, due to vaccine breakthrough infections and high antibody titers, have been unable to train their innate immune system, resulting in a corrupted adaptive immune system that is becoming increasingly useless as their last line of defense against virulence.
Geert Vanden Bossche explains that the virulence inhibiting antibodies are decreasing, putting pressure on the virus and making the vaccine ineffective. Additionally, he notes that the innate immune system wasn’t fully trained due to vaccine breakthrough infections being sidelined. Dr. Vanden Bossche predicts that when a new variant emerges, some unvaccinated individuals may experience completely asymptomatic or mild infections due to their immune systems being trained by more infectious variants. However, he also warns that the continuous exposure to the virus in a highly vaccinated community can pose a risk to everyone. He uses the analogy of physical training to explain the impact of infectious variants on the immune system and emphasizes that the nonvariant-specific innate immune system can deal with different types of variants as long as it is trained to handle a higher level of infectiousness.
Geert says the focus of the Covid crisis has shifted to a fight between those promoting vaccination and boosters, and those raising concerns about their safety, but that both parties are distracting from the real issue, which is the evolution of the virus. Geert warns that the virus is “running away with the bone” due to its rapid spread and immune pressure on virulence-inhibiting antibodies, and that memory T cells, which can mitigate infection, have not been shown to be induced by vaccines or natural infections. Geert anticipates a significant rise in mortality from Covid-19 and encourages viewers to be aware of this potential outcome.
Geert also discusses his concerns about the rapid progression of a new covid variant and the immense damage it is anticipated to cause. Although he admits to missing the timeline of its emergence, he emphasizes the significance of conveying truthful information. He explains that the immune refocusing mechanism, which allows the immune system to recover and prolong viral spread, no longer applies to this new variant as it progresses rapidly. He predicts that there will be a transition from asymptomatic infections among unvaccinated individuals to severe cases and deaths in vaccinated populations within a continuum. Geert urges that the damage will be enormous and emphasizes the reality of the evolving situation, which he believes is beyond our control
Geert argues that the neutralizing effect of antibodies against the new variant is much lower and Virus spreads as it is under infection mitigating pressure. The speaker asserts that there will be no more infectious variants, a new variant will emerge in highly vaccinated countries, the rate of mortality and morbidity will increase exponentially in vaccinated populations, and African populations will not be affected. He recommends that people who are thoroughly vaccinated take antivirus and predicts that there will be mandates for taking antivirals in the future. The speaker expresses his conviction that history will show that those who did not try to suppress the viral spread at this point will not be on the right side of history
Geert remarkedly expresses his deep concern about the current crisis caused by the new Covid variant. He believes that we are facing a monumental crisis and emphasizes the importance of taking action. Geert shares that he cannot accept the disaster as a human being but only accepts it as a scientist. He has done extensive research on the topic and asserted that all the elements of biophysics, immunology, virology, and vaccinology fit together in a way that doesn’t violate any laws or rules regarding these disciplines. Geert strongly believes that this is the truth and is preparing for the chaos that is coming. However, he criticizes health authorities for only looking at the surface of the situation and not examining what is happening beneath the surface, where the real danger lies. Geert’s passionate and convincing message highlights his commitment to humanity and his willingness to stand up and speak out against the crisis
At the end of the video, Geert acknowledges the possibility of being wrong but emphasizes that if his concerns about the new Covid variant prove to be true, the implications would be difficult for everyone.
In this video, Aleksandr Dugin, mentor of Vladimir Putin, discusses the Palestine-Israel conflict within the framework of the shift from a unipolar to a multipolar global order. He argues that Israel serves as a proxy for Western hegemony and that understanding geopolitical power dynamics is crucial for understanding their actions and motivations. Dugin emphasizes the need for unity among Islamic countries to resist Western control and establish their sovereignty. He also criticizes the West’s imposition of its values and rules on other civilizations and highlights the biases and double standards in Western media’s coverage of conflicts.
Dugin emphasizes the need for a belief system that promotes harmony and respect, criticizing the reputation of Israel and the United States’ support for it. Dugin predicts opposition against the West from the Muslim world and highlights the significance of the conflict surrounding the construction of the Third Temple in Jerusalem. He also discusses the potential for a nuclear conflict in the Middle East and the need for an ontological explanation to comprehend the ongoing crisis. Dugin concludes by urging for unity against a common enemy and expressing his hope for a free Palestine.
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Professor Alexander Dugin begins by discussing the Palestine-Israel conflict within the context of the transition from a unipolar to a multipolar world system. He highlights that Israel is a proxy for the hegemonic power of the West, which plays a significant role in the conflict. Dugin suggests that understanding the geopolitical balance of power is essential in comprehending the actions and motives of the Israelis.
Prof. Dugin then discusses the current global order and the potential shift towards multipolarity. He explains how the hegemonic power is resistant to allowing this new order to emerge, leading to conflicts, wars, and diplomatic confrontations. Dugin argues that understanding Israeli politics requires considering the psychology of the Israeli state, which is based on a radical vision of the chosen race and religion. He suggests that Israel sees itself as the main people on Earth and views any resistance as a radical humiliation. Dugin predicts that Israel’s response to Hamas attacks will be harsh, with the goal of full extermination and ethnic cleansing of Gaza. He emphasizes that Israel is being supported by the global hegemon in this endeavor.
Mr. Dugin goes on to discuss the situation in Gaza and the lack of a solid and clear Russian stance on it. He argues that while Russia has expressed its support for the Palestinian people and their struggle against Israel, it ultimately sees the issue as primarily a problem between Arabs or Muslims and Israel, with the support of the United States. Dugin suggests that if the Islamic world does not react forcefully against Israel and instead tries to find a solution through diplomatic channels, Russia cannot intervene directly. He also notes that during Russia’s conflict in Ukraine, few Islamic states came to their aid, highlighting the need for Islamic countries to overcome their internal conflicts and consolidate their power as a pole within the global system.
Aleksandr Dugin argues that the conflict between Hamas and Israel is not just a local problem, but a direct attack on the sovereignty of Islamic civilization. He believes that if Islamic civilization does not react and stand up for itself, it shows that it is not ready to exist as a sovereign and independent power. While Russia is politically on the side of the Palestinian people, Dugin emphasizes that it is not realistic to expect Russia to open a new front and fight for the Palestinians against American power. He questions the absence of support from Islamic states, armies, and people in the face of what he perceives as the extermination of the Palestinian people. Dugin believes that the treatment of the Islamic world by the West, particularly in regards to the Palestinian issue, is a humiliation and existential threat that must be responded to in order to uphold Islamic identity and rights.
Aleksandr Dugin then discusses the concept of sovereignty and how it can be tested through the response to existential threats. He argues that many countries may claim to be sovereign but are not if they do not respond to geopolitical challenges. Russia, he says, is fighting to restore its sovereignty in the Eurasian context. He also suggests that if the Islamic world accepts and responds to the challenges it faces, it could become a new sovereign pole alongside Russia and China. However, Dugin acknowledges that there are divisions among Arab nations and within Islamic countries themselves, with the elites being influenced by globalist networks while the people have different perspectives. He believes that if Islamic leaders listen to and align with their own people, unity can be achieved.
Aleksandr Dugin explains that the resistance against Israel by Lebanese, Syrian, and Palestinian groups is becoming a global Islamic phenomenon that will eventually become an independent geopolitical power. Dugin believes that Muslims are gaining a geopolitical consciousness and understanding the need for unity in order to resist colonization and regain their status as subjects in geopolitics. He mentions the importance of a common platform and denominator for their self-organization and emphasizes that Gaza and Palestine are crucial test lines for their sovereignty.
When Prof. Dugin touches on the concept of sovereignty and how it has evolved in the post-Cold War era, he explains that in the bipolar system of the Cold War, only the capitalist West and the socialist East were considered sovereign, while the rest of the world had to choose a side or submit to the rule of one of these powers. However, after the fall of the Soviet Union, there was only one pole of sovereignty, the liberal West, and all other states were expected to abandon their claims to sovereignty. Dugin argues that with the growing independence of Russia and the rise of China, there are now other contenders for sovereign power, but neither country alone can compete with the West. Therefore, he suggests a redistribution of sovereignty on a multipolar basis, where Russia and China can combine their capacities to challenge the dominance of the collective West.
Speaking to the issue of sovereignty in the Islamic world, Aleksandr Dugin states that it is crucial for Islamic countries to unite and establish their sovereignty in order to resist Western control. He emphasizes that countries like Israel are not truly sovereign as they rely heavily on the West for support, while countries like Russia and China strive to affirm their sovereignty. Dugin argues that the world can either be unipolar or multipolar, and it is important to choose the latter, which is based on the collaboration and commonalities of different civilizations. He believes that a multipolar world order can only be established through the unity and cooperation of civilizations like Russia, China, the Islamic world, India, Africa, Latin America, and others.
When discussing the concept of universal values and how the West has failed to uphold them, Aleksandr Dugin argues that the West, with its emphasis on individualism, liberal democracy, and market economy, has imposed its principles on the rest of humanity. However, new civilizations are emerging based on different principles. For example, in Russia, traditional values, family, patriotism, and empire form the basis of their civilization. Dugin explains that in Russian society, being human is not about individualism but about being part of the whole, with ties to religion, ethnicity, and tradition. Similar principles form the basis of civilizations like China and Islamic tradition. Dugin asserts that without a belief in God, there are no rules, and this nationalistic attitude common in the West is rejected by other civilizations.
Aleksandr Dugin mentions that while India relies on the West to solve its regional problems, it maintains good relations with Russia. Dugin criticizes the West’s attitude towards the “other,” stating that they either view them as the same or as a dangerous threat. He argues that this racist mindset is ingrained in the West’s ideology and geopolitics. Dugin points out that resistance against global liberal values and unipolarity is growing not only in other countries but also within the West itself, with many people protesting against the treatment of others, such as the Palestinian genocide. He concludes that modern-day racism is still prevalent, despite the abandonment of the term, and cites Israel and the West as examples of this.
Aleksandr Dugin criticizes the Israeli government for targeting Palestinian civilians and ignoring their sovereignty, despite international decisions and the obsolete structure of the United Nations. Dugin argues that international law is not real and is simply a tool of Western hegemony. He mentions the double standards in indictments, pointing out that while Vladimir Putin has faced allegations of war crimes in Ukraine without evidence, Benjamin Netanyahu has not faced any consequences for his actions. Dugin highlights the hypocrisy and indifference of the West towards civilian casualties in Palestine, as compared to the attention given to the conflict in Ukraine.
Aleksandr Dugin argues that those who deeply believe in the Western system and its values tend to accept everything the media says, even if it includes lies. Conversely, societies that reject the Western agenda are more inclined to believe alternative narratives that expose the hypocrisy of Western media. Dugin suggests that we are in the midst of a deep psychological, cultural, and mental war, where the transmission of facts is heavily censored and controlled. He also highlights the disproportionate coverage of civilian casualties in conflicts like Ukraine and Gaza, implying that the globalist agenda is indifferent to the suffering and continues to perpetuate genocide.
Aleksandr Dugin further discusses the need for a deeper belief system that promotes harmony, respect, and love for tradition and diversity of cultures. He argues that those who perpetrate crimes and fuel conflicts will eventually be defeated. Dugin also suggests that the reputation of Israel is irreparable, and the United States’ support for Israel creates problems with the Arab and Islamic world, damaging their relations. He believes that the US’s current actions lack real geopolitical reasons and are a hegemonic gesture. Dugin predicts that the West will be opposed by the Muslim world, and the US will lose without any balance or positive relations.
Aleksandr Dugin believes that while the West will continue to supply Ukraine with weapons, the situation is worse for the global West overall. Dugin emphasizes that multipolarity does not promote anti-Semitism or racism, but rather accepts and celebrates differences. He also suggests that the current events in the Middle East, particularly with the conflict between Arabs and Jews, is causing deep trauma for the Islamic soul and will lead to a long-lasting and significant impact. Dugin speculates that Germany may be a victim of its own strategy, as the situation has undermined their position and created new security threats for the entire West. He also brings up the religious dimension of the conflict, highlighting the eschatological elements and the significance of defending Temple Mountain as potential triggers for a large-scale Palestinian revolt in the West Bank and Eastern Jerusalem.
Prof. Dugin explains the significance of the conflict surrounding the construction of the Third Temple in Jerusalem, emphasizing that it is not solely an economic or political matter. He discusses how different religious groups, including Jews, Christians, and Muslims, hold religious beliefs regarding this temple and its connection to the end times. Dugin argues that these eschatological beliefs can intensify the conflict and make it more radical. He also dismisses the notion that the situation is about gas discovery in Gaza, stating that the economy is a flexible element that can adapt to various circumstances. Instead, he asserts that geopolitics and ideological factors play a much more crucial role. Lastly, Dugin briefly touches on the risk of nuclear weapons and suggests that a potential World War III has already begun in some form between the unipolar camp and its opponents.
When discussing the potential for a nuclear conflict in the Middle East, Aleksandr Dugin mentions that Israel, Iran, and Pakistan are known or suspected to possess nuclear weapons. Dugin suggests that if the conflict escalates further, there is a possibility that tactical nuclear weapons could be used, potentially leading to a nuclear exchange between these countries. He also highlights the involvement of the United States and Russia in potentially supporting their respective allies. Dugin emphasizes the devastating consequences of using strategic nuclear weapons, which would result in the end of humanity, but states that the use of tactical nuclear weapons could still allow for the continuation of humanity, albeit with significant destruction and loss of life.
Aleksandr Dugin then discusses the significance of the Middle East in relation to the concept of Armageddon. He believes that the current conflict in Gaza holds religious importance, as it aligns with the prophecies of monotheistic religions. Dugin argues that geopolitics is an important tool to understand these events, but it should be complemented with a religious analysis. He suggests that there may have been a crucial error in human history that has led to the current situation, which goes beyond ideology or religious differences. Dugin emphasizes the need for an ontological explanation to comprehend the ongoing crisis, as it ultimately impacts the destiny of humanity. In closing, he warns against being influenced by leaders who do not represent the will, thoughts, and values of the people, as this can lead to real authoritarianism and totalitarianism.
Ultimately, Aleksandr Dugin emphasizes the importance of standing together against a common enemy, as they do in Russia. He urges Islamic brothers to understand the struggle and fight for their own values, as they are in a similar position as Russia was in the Ukrainian conflict. Dugin believes that only by being united can they preserve their dignity and achieve victory. He also expresses his hope for a free Palestine.
In the video titled “Your Own Damn Fault“, Larken Rose argues that reality has a built-in reward and deterrent system that is effective if the consequences are immediate and obvious. However, many people are not aware of this because the consequences of their actions are not immediate enough for them to recognize that it is their own fault.
He uses examples such as how Trump supporters cannot deny that Biden’s inflation was caused by Trump’s socialist policies, and how the high crime rates in disarmed areas are due to the victims’ lack of weapons. Rose concludes that people’s political and personal choices can have long-term consequences that they will have to face, and it is their own fault for reaching those consequences.
Larken Rose then addresses the ongoing murder of civilians in other countries committed by the US military. He argues that these actions have led to a boiling point where some people feel justified in responding violently, even if it means harming innocents. He also criticizes the idea of supporting the troops and the military, arguing that their actions ultimately harm civilians and serve corporate interests.
Larken Rose further touches upon the issue of police brutality in the US, arguing that the police are not always protecting innocent people, but rather are involved in road piracy and are more interested in justifying their actions than in stopping true criminals. He ultimately questions the idea of supporting the sheriffs and the police, arguing that their actions often harm innocent people and do not truly protect the innocent.
According to Larken Rose, law enforcement is not synonymous with freedom or justice, but rather is used to control the population through violence and intimidation. He argues that drugs and other “vice” laws have only made society more dangerous and violent, as they create a black market where organized crime can thrive.
He uses the example of alcohol prohibition to illustrate this point, noting that the Mafia took control of the alcohol trade and created widespread corruption and violence. Larken Rose suggests that ending the War on Drugs and legalizing drugs like marijuana would help to reduce violence and abolish organized crime.
Larken Rose goes on to argue that government intrusion into various aspects of people’s lives, including poverty levels, homelessness, food waste, and housing regulations, are ultimately the result of the problem being created by the left. He suggests that the left relies on keeping people dependent on the government and believes that government hostility is necessary for the common good.
He draws on personal anecdotes to illustrate how such policies have caused hardships for people, including homelessness and job losses. He believes that government violence is a major contributing factor to society’s problems, and that it is essential to recognize one’s limitations and avoid imposing them on others.
Larken Rose then challenges the validity of conservative claims to a right to freedom. He further suggests that the remoteness of the consequence from the cause often leads to cheering for a solution without understanding its true nature and its impact on society.
Larken Rose is critical of not just conservatives but also the political left, arguing that many of their economic regulations and support for government welfare harm people. He concludes that people need to understand the causes and effects of their actions, recognize the failings of their political beliefs, and take responsibility for their mistakes if they truly care about justice and society’s welfare. He challenges people to check whether their advocacy is causing more problems than solutions and to dare to take responsibility for their actions.
At the end of his speech, Larken Rose emphasizes that individuals need to take responsibility for their own problems and stop blaming society or external factors for their issues. Whether someone is a conservative, liberal, or voter, they are personally responsible for their actions. The speaker raises the question of asking if individuals dare to take a step back and self-reflect, acknowledging their role in the problem and taking action to resolve it, or do they cling to their comfort zones and ignore the suffering of others. He uses examples of child hunger and homelessness as examples of human suffering that can be a result of inaction, emphasizing the urgency of addressing these issues.
