Benjamin Netanyahu On Patrick Bet David Podcast Review, Trump Wants to Be A Dictator, and Vance is Angry | Ep 369

Summary
In this episode, Clayton Cuteri delves into the themes of consciousness and the exploration of spiritual journeys, while critically analyzing Benjamin Netanyahu's recent podcast appearance. He discusses the implications of Netanyahu's statements, the historical context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the ongoing propaganda wars that shape public perception. Cuteri emphasizes the importance of understanding the nuances of political discourse and the need for collective action towards peace.

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00:00 - Intro
01:15 - Analyzing Netanyahu's Podcast Appearance
07:40 - Accusations and Historical Context
11:24 - Propaganda Wars and Public Perception
16:18 - Political Commentary and Future Implications

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Transcript

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consciousness, exploring spiritual journeys to find answers in uncertainty. What is up conscious monkeys. Welcome back to another episode of traveling to consciousness. As always, I'm your host Clay and Kateri. And I hope that all of you are having an amazing Labor Day. I hope all is going well with you. I hope you were able to spend some time with friends, with family to remember that we are the workforce. We are the backbone that keeps America strong. The ones who are creating the physical world that we have inhabited and enjoyed. And so I hope that you are able to celebrate that to realize that you are more powerful than you believe to realize that these tyrants throughout the world do not exist without us. So remember that you are the ones in charge. Remember that. So we're going to start the transmission that is getting pushed out to YouTube and run bill. So with all that being said today, we are just going to jump right into it. And we're going to talk about the recent Patrick bed, David podcast that we had where he talked to Benjamin Netanyahu and there's nothing really new. So in my current breakdown, the way I'm going to break this down is I'm not going to go through every single lie. that Benjamin Netanyahu said in this podcast, because we would be here for an hour. He really didn't say much of anything if we're being honest. And what really stood out to me in this podcast was that he doesn't really bring forth any, any facts or historical items. He kind of talks more in like an abstract way of just Well, they don't like us. Well, this is what's good for Israel is good for America. You know, it's very general and you know, kind of listening to him. I realized that if I didn't get my news source from anywhere else and I only listened to this man who is proven time and time again to be a liar, I would realize that he's very persuasive. He's very convincing, very articulate. And so I find it very understandable that people would be persuaded by just him. But again, you have to dig into the history of all of this to understand how we got to where we are. And this podcast isn't going to dive into that because that is a long one that in my opinion starts around 1907. But what's interesting about that. And in my opinion, this touches on One of the things that he discussed, the only relevance to history that he mentioned, and he said this multiple times was this war has been happening for 3500 years. And if you know anything about the history of this war is that it's false. It's a complete lie. First of all, Israel wasn't even a nation until roughly 1947. I believe it was 1947, 1948. Wasn't even a nation until then. Before that, this all started where Jews were starting to kind of get kicked out of different countries. And so they started immigrating to Palestine. in 1907, but you move to 1912 and that's when the Belfort Declaration happened, which essentially was this minister. I guess I'm kind of getting into it, but long story short, it was basically the UK government saying, hey, you know, Jews, Zionists, specifically Zionists, we will create a nation state for Israel in Palestine, which meant them going in, occupying Palestine, killing and basically becoming settlers, taking all the houses, taking the land. where Palestinians were basically like, look, we can live together in peace, but Zionists were like, no, no, no, no, no, we're taking this entire land. So what really struck me as interesting was how this propaganda war that Benjamin Netanyahu mentions multiple times is he's now trying to fight it. And the way that he feels he can fight it is by getting on these podcasts. But the podcasts that he is going on are like 42 minutes to an hour. which in my opinion is like no time at all. I don't see that as being a viable amount of time. If someone has nothing to hide, if you truly have nothing to hide, you should be going on these podcasts for two hours, three hours so that you can really deep dive into these issues. Because when we're talking about political issues, they're not just black and white. It's not like Hamas is terrorists and Israel are terrorists or Israel, the good guys and Hamas are the bad guys. It's so much more deeper than this. And in order to fully understand where people come from, if they're authentic, you need a long form podcast to do that. And I do want to kind of say that a lot of the criticism that Patrick bet David is getting is that he didn't push back on anything. And I kind of am torn between this because as a podcast or myself, someone who interviews people, it can be difficult. especially if it's the first time you're interviewing somebody and I don't know their history. I don't know if they've talked off camera before, but depending on how much time they've spent with each other, it's very difficult whenever you are first in a room with someone or on a camera and you're trying to create entertainment, you're trying to create a show, you know, and I get that conflict will create that entertainment. But at some level, you're also trying to sort of, I don't want to say humanize, but you want to connect to the other person in a way such that your first interaction with them is not contentious. I mean, you do this all the time whenever you meet new people is you're nice to them. You're almost overly nice to them. And it's essentially done such that, you know, you can prolong the interaction with them. Like maybe this is someone who can help you in your life. Now, The caveat I'll give to this is that I've not been in position where I've had on leaders from foreign countries where I'm, you know, positioned, let's say at this high ranking authority yet. But I can say from my position, I've had on the likes of like Alan Dershowitz, you know, which is high level. And, you know, I only got 40 minutes with them. When we sat down, I was expecting a three hour podcast. We get in there. He's like, hey, I only have 40 minutes. And you kind of scramble. You don't really have time. to like want to push back. Like you can't get deep into the nuances of certain things. You can only get a high level overview of who the person is. And if you're the prime minister of a country, you know that you understand that that's how these podcasts are set up. Now in the Nelkboy podcast, they even said that they were handed questions. Was Patrick David handed questions? We don't know. He claims I believe that he was not so. That's kind of interesting. But I do want to get into some of the accusations that. Benjamin Netanyahu was throwing out because he was throwing out a whole bunch of accusations. And again, I'm not going to go through every single one, but but the key thing that stuck out to me was that every single accusation he claimed against Hamas, against Iran, against Hezbollah, anybody. Israel has been proven guilty to do such things. And it just rang in my ear. I don't know where the quotes from, but it's every accusation is an admission of guilt. And BB Netanyahu is the poster boy for every accusation that he throws out to be an admission of guilt. And even goes on here and starts talking about how he's the victim and how he doesn't say he's the victim, but the energy, the tone is like this, pleading of like, why does nobody believe us? And, and what was very disturbing is at one point he started talking about how, you know, in the moment people think it's wrong, but then after the fact, everyone thinks it was the right thing. And all I could think about was the Napoleon quote of, history is written by the victors. And they're doing it right now. They're rewriting history in front of us. They're convincing their own people that Palestinians are less or subhuman. They are blinding us with lies about everything. They have literally gone out and killed journalists. Even recently, they were in the news because 20 people have it in my notes here. Let me see if I can pull it up real quick. There was a video that Israel bombed a hospital. killed 20 people, including doctors and journalists. They're like, it's an accident. You see, you have to realize that you can't just take this guy's word. The next layer to this is that they don't allow journalists into Gaza. They are very few loud. And if they are, they completely wipe out journalists. More journalists have been killed in this conflict genocide than any other conflict slash war slash genocide in the history of wars. And that is a war crime, point blank period. The rate of famine that's occurring is a war crime. And then Bibi goes on to talk about how the I.C.J., the I.C.C., how they're corrupt, which is kind of funny because we also have Brazil recently joining South Africa's uh case in the I.C.J. against Israel, which is amazing. You also have Italy vowing that they would arrest Bibi if he entered their country. Finland vowed that he would arrest BB if he entered the country. And what I have to say this is that this is really a great thing. This is a great time. And you have to realize that it's still not enough, but we're starting to get the leaders to wake up. They're realizing that they're losing power. They're realizing protests have been erupting all over. And you have to realize that this is the start of it. You know, it takes time for things to change. And I get it that the people in Gaza don't have time and we need to do the best that we can to exercise our ability to speak, to get out there, to protest, to convince the world leaders that this is not how you stay in power. You do not represent the ideas of what the common man, the common people want anymore. And it's truly a beautiful thing to see it happening in real time. But then it comes back to this podcast. And Netanyahu talking about how they're losing the propaganda war and social media were losing the propaganda war, which is why they banned journalists in the first place. And you have to take a step back and realize that, this is so simple. If you want to win the propaganda war, stop killing innocent people, stop killing women and children, stop killing civilians. Their own data suggests that they have killed that 80 to 83 % of mortalities are civilians. Stop doing that. And we'll stop saying it's a genocide. You stop killing innocent people, we stop saying it's a genocide. But the problem is, is that every single place you look, It appears or it seems, or it indicates that their entire goal is to eradicate the Palestinian people. There's no Hamas in the West Bank. However, Israel has gone through and completely eradicated that area and they're starting to seize houses. They're killing innocent people up there. Hamas doesn't exist in the West Bank, but yet they're allowed to do that there. What's the news, baby? What's your great little spin that you're going to try to throw out there for us? And it's really the fact that he does not dive into the nuance. He doesn't dive into the details. that really is telling in my opinion, he makes blanket statements. And I do like one thing I did like, and I do want to give Patrick bet David some credit here because there was a couple things I did like is that he really did try to push him on if Israel truly controls America. He pushed back a few times. And I think that that's a good question to ask. However, It's kind of difficult because you're asking the puppet master if he controls the puppets. And to me, you're not going to get a good answer. You're not going to get a valid answer from that. He's not going to say, yeah. In what world would Israel be like, yeah, we're controlling America. You know, so I mean, I'm glad Patrick pushes that question. But of course, Bibi is ready for that. That's a simple one. He knows he does. And then he goes on some kind of like butt kissing tour of Trump is so smart. He's such a great leader. You know, no one else would have been able to blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. He's his own man. He he he doesn't like it then like it's not happening. So, you know, you got to kind of take that with a grain of salt. I saw a grain of salt, a salt of grain, a grain of salt. And then Patrick David did end it on actually a very important note, which was the idea of Israel and who knows, maybe it doesn't matter if it's Israel or not, but he thought it was, was to acknowledge the Armenian genocide, which is important because Israel was found arming the Turkish government to carry out and Azerbaijan to carry out the Armenian genocide, which killed 1.5 million people. And so Bibi admitted to it. And the thing is, is even Patrick B. David at the end of this podcast said, you know, It's only going to be for me. My audience doesn't even know. But the fact that we don't even understand or know about the Armenian genocide is huge. Absolutely huge. And it's something I'm starting to learn more about. I heard Anna on a I always butcher her last name, but Kasparian Kasparian talking about it on Tucker's podcast. And it is a crazy deep dive to get into. And so then to see the government of Israel, to see the prime minister finally admit because for years they wouldn't admit it for political reasons, for the fact that they helped arm the genocide to occur, for the fact that they felt like they wanted the Jewish Holocaust to, well, I'll leave it up to your interpretation. You can do your own research. But the fact that he admitted it is huge and important. It's definitely important. And it's definitely something that we should learn more about. And maybe I'll do a podcast at some point about it. I do want to get on on to the podcast at some point. So If you see her on Instagram, definitely shoot her a message. I know she checks her DMs. Be like, you need to do Clayton's podcast. You know, I want to learn more about the Armenian genocide. she'll be like, where are all these people coming from? And be like, well, Clayton told us. No, don't say Clayton told us, but say Clayton was talking about you and how amazing you were and how great you were because she is. I'm just kind of joking here. mean, she is great. I'm being facetious. I think I would say use facetious. So that's kind of my overall take on his podcast. I do think that. I think that we're starting to wake up. People are starting to look. People who want to see are seeing. So it'll be interesting to see how all of that plays out. We did have some interesting things occurring within the Trump administration, which he did sign an executive order. Kind of speaking of Trump earlier, he signed an executive order for one year of jail time for anyone who did burn the American flag, which I believe is, I don't know, I'm 50 50 on it. You know, the courts have traditionally ruled that you're allowed to burn the flag. You're allowed to burn the Bible. These things are protected under the First Amendment. So I don't know is the short answer. If I'm fully on board with this, the courts have ruled consistently against it. I know that they recently have made it illegal to burn the Israeli flag. So potentially they're throwing this out there. Say, well, I tried to make it illegal to burn both, blah, blah, blah. But, you know, I'm kind of in the middle on this. I again, I, you know, I go back to being free. So, you know, as quickly as I say that I think I'm kind of against this, that you should be allowed to express yourself however you want, because if you hate America, we should know it. So that way we know if we can trust you, if you should be a leader, if you should be involved in America in any way, or form, X, Y, Z. So that's kind of my general take on it. ah It was a very interesting video I saw. But if you go and watch that executive order signing, I was looking at Pete Hagseth and JD Vance and they kind of just they look like angry people to me. I don't know. People talk about how great JD is. And I just something about it, man. I'm just like, there's there's some anger underneath there. And I think he's masking it. He's covering up something. And I I don't know what it is. I'm speculating here. I'm not going to go out. You know, he could be a great guy and I could be just making this up. But my intuition saying something's off there, something's off there. And then speaking of anger, Trump in this same signing started talking about how we should rename the Department of Defense to the Department of War. And I was like blown away by this because I could not disagree more with this. If you know anything about our podcast, words have a lot of power. and there is a war on language that is going on. And for them to do this, not good. It's a sign that it hints to me that this administration wants more war. They're not toning it down, which is unfortunate because I literally just said last week that I was hoping Trump was gonna become a more peaceful president or be the president of peace. And then he changes it from Department of Defense to Department of War. And to prove my point, He even said that we don't only want to be defense, we want everything, which means we want to attack people. We want to be able to, you know, kill people. We don't want to just be defending ourselves. We want to be able to go on the offensive. And to me, that is, that is not a way towards peace. That is not peace through strength. is insanity. That's ugly. And I disagree with it. And then he even went on to start saying that he feels like there's people mentioning that want him to be a dictator. And, you know, I see people like always trolling people, but Trump does this all the time where he floats ideas out to see how the populace responds to it. He'll do it a lot. He'll be like, well, let's see. Let me throw this idea out there and see how people respond. And if people don't push back, he'll start taking initiative towards it. So I'm definitely anti dictator in those regards. So that's not good. So he definitely, definitely needs to reel back on that, but he also seems like he's losing a step and I hate to say it. And then I think there's reports that have come out that a lot of the pictures that the White House has been White House has been posting have been from years ago. So I don't know what's going on with Trump. I hope things are OK. You know, wish him for the best of health. You don't want no matter how much you disagree with someone, I don't think it's good karma or goodwill for you to wish badly upon them. But, you know, I do hope that he gets better. uh I hope that things will shape up for him. I hope he's not, you know, in his final stages. I hope he's going to do well and pull through. But then with the, you know, with the dictator comments, I even saw that he was trying to take control of Union Station, taking the management of Union Station away from Amtrak. And so I don't I don't really know. Like everything's very confusing and you'll have Trump supporters be like, well, he's playing 12 G D 12 dimensional chess here and you know, trying to do this and that and this and that. And I just feel all this sets a very bad precedent for anyone that's going to come next and try to do a lot of these things. And I'll say this, I think one of the worst things to kind of wrap up on the the Israel front, I know I've been everywhere over this podcast contours the end here. It's really late. uh But there were a couple other notes regarding Israel. where one of the things was is that Israel struck Yemen and they killed the Houthi prime minister and a lot of their senior officials, which means they know how to do targeted attacks, which means they can avoid the killing of civilians. But, you know, to me that is evidence or at least circumstantial evidence that they are indeed trying to kill civilians. They are trying to ethnically cleanse the Palestinian people, specifically in Gaza and silently in the West Bank. And then the last thing. is that the US has actually blocked the president of Palestine from attending the UN General Assembly next month in September. Well, this month, I guess. And what's crazy about that is that this is the month whenever you have Australia, UK, Spain, Portugal. Well, yes, Spain, Portugal. You. Who else was it? UK? Was it Italy? Italy and France all looking to say that they will announce their support for a Palestinian state. So I find it very unfortunate that America has taken this path of blocking the Palestinian president. To me, that indicates that we're not looking for peace in those regards. I think that if you want to be peaceful, you need to bring everybody into the fold. Everyone needs to be welcomed. Everyone needs to come together. That's how we're going to create peace. And if you're blocking people out from meeting whenever we're having world events such as the UN. It indicates to me that Peace is not the highest priority and I hope to be wrong. but that's just my gut instinct. But tell me what is your gut instinct? Do you think that it's a 5d 12g dimensional, dimensional chess move? And maybe I'm being a little over protective or do you think that, uh, we may not be trying to create peace with the Palestine Palestinians. You tell me, but with all that being said, I appreciate you all for tuning into this transmission and I hope that you find it in your heart to do everything necessary and possible so that we can become and take our next steps towards world peace because it is going to take all of us. It cannot just be me. It cannot just be the American Congress Party. It has to be you as well. You need to find peace within yourself. And in order to do that, I highly recommend checking out my Indigo education podcast. If you're watching on YouTube, you'll need to go to the Clayton Q Terry T to see YouTube channel or the rumble channel under the same name. If you're listening on your favorite podcast player. can just search Indigo education and you will find it. And with all of that being said, if you have not learned about Indigo education, then we're going to have to have a talk about it whenever we see each other in the sixth dimension.