Where Are The Blessings? - The Pete Quiñones Show

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Hello, everyone. I haven't done one of these in a while where it's just you and I sitting here, but I thought it was time to do it. Spent some time out of out of town with friends this past weekend and a topic came up that I thought that I should. Not that I should, but I wanted to talk about. And that topic is what is considered to be a blessing in the Bible that gives the modern state of Israel, created in 1948, carte blanche, or it's supposed to be given carte blanche by Christians to do anything they want. Genesis 12:3 says, I will bless those who bless you and curse him who curses you, and in you all the families of the earth shall be blessed. And basically the promise is made to Abram that he will bless those who bless him from God. The promise is that he will bless those and curse those who curse him. The descendants of it has been extended to his descendants, Isaac and Jacob, who were renamed Israel. And for about 150 years, people have been Christians have been saying that that applies to the quote, unquote, the Jew. And it's quite possible that you'll find one or two people, maybe three people in the previous 1850 years that had written about that had come to that conclusion, maybe on their own. But I would say that that's the exception proving the rule that for the first 1850 years of Christendom, that this was understood as a blessing to Abraham and a blessing to Christ, his descendant, and a blessing to Christ's children, his church, his descendants. But it has been made political, as many things have a tendency to do. And since we live in an age of total politics, where every facet of your life has to become political and totally political, it makes sense that this would as well. So I wanted to take this blessing and say, and ask the question, where are the Blessings? Because since 1948 and 1948, Harry Truman was the first U.S. president to recognize the state of Israel. I won't go into. I have. The reason I'm not going to go into how Israel came into existence is because I've covered it extensively on my podcast. I have read and commented on Alison Weir's book Against Our Better Judgment. I've covered this, the history of the Jewish people, especially those calling themselves Jews, for the last 2000 years, at length. I just finished recording episode 86, specifically on their relation to the Russian empire, starting with the last 500 years. I've done extensive work and study on this group because they, you know, as Thomas Massie said a couple years ago on the Tucker Carlson Show. And I think it's become very clear since October 7, 2023 that with the exception of two or three, every politician in this country who represents America is beholden to Israel takes money from the American Israeli political action committee or public action committee. I can't even remember what that. If you don't say it correctly, people, if you get one thing wrong, people dismiss everything else that you say, especially when they don't agree with what you. When they don't like what you're talking about. So the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, that is what AIPAC is. Ted Cruz has famously said on the Tucker Carlson show that he got elected to be the biggest defender of Israel in Congress, in the Senate. And that should be quite the statement if you're an American, even if you're a Christian American, because I would assume that most of the people that voted for him thought that they were voting for someone who was going to Washington to represent them or to represent the state of Texas. What we've seen with certain states, famously Florida, Ron DeSantis flying to Israel to sign a hate speech law against people who would say anti Semitic things, quote, unquote. He flew to another country to sign that law. Yet some people don't consider that to be strange and actually applauded because of Genesis, chapter 12, verse 3. When Ted Cruz was asked where in the Bible that was by Tucker Carlson, he didn't know. He couldn't even name the book. I on Twitter, probably a year ago, maybe a year and a half, asked Congressman Don Bacon of Nebraska, who was who basically every tweet he makes is about defending Israel. I said, I have a hypothetical for you, Congressman. One of these countries has to disappear from the map. America or Israel. Choose. And his response to me was, read the Book of Revelations. Sick. In the Protestant Bibles, it's called Revelation. Revelation. It's called the Apocalypse in the Catholic Bible. And yeah, that's a congressman who was elected to allegedly represent the United States of America, represent his people, his district in Nebraska, Which basically brings you to the point where you're watching. Since October 7th, sentence 7, 23, everyone in politics is talking about Israel. And the people who refuse to talk about it, well, I mean, I think some of them just don't want to broach the subject because they know how toxic it is and how it can destroy their lives and their families. And others are, you know, playing a game where they, they talk around things. Let me just put it that way. I don't feel like I need to Sit here for a half an hour to convince you that since October 7, the biggest. Issue being talked about in politics is Israel. Is Israeli influence over the US Government, is anti Semitism? For anybody who would dare to criticize Israel or ask, you know, talk about Zionism or even ask, well, where does Zionism come from? What is Zionism derived from? There's a lot of people will tell you that it's Zionism. Zionism is the problem. But what they're not telling, what the question they're not asking is, did this come out of a vacuum? Did Zionism appear out of a vacuum? Or do its core tenets come from somewhere? But I wanted to start by asking the question of. People are saying now when you criticize the United States and their politicians or pretty much anyone's allegiance to Israel, they will throw in your face that God blesses those who bless, who bless Israel, and he curses those who curse Israel or don't support Israel. I will say, and this is anecdotal, that going to a Protestant church and witnessing the pastor's demeanor when he spoke of the conditions in the United States, it was very somber. Concerned, but very somber. Recently I heard that same pastor, when he talked about how you don't mess with Israel, those are God's people. That was the first time I ever saw him have emotion, get angry. Not about transgenderism and how rampant, you know, is. Was, still is. Or about how about abortion, crime, immigration. No, No. What got him animated was you don't mess with God's people. So in 1948, Harry Truman just to circle back, recognize Israel. Israel has been recognized by every president since then. Israel is supported by the United States. It is safe to say that Israel would not exist without the United States. It may. But under basically the arrangement as it is now, they wouldn't have free health care for their citizens if it wasn't for us. They wouldn't be able to fight their wars if it wasn't for us. And we give them those things. What do we get in return? Well, we get intelligence. That's not what I want to ask. I did an episode with Daryl Martin Cooper on the historic Jewish question. It's totally public. YouTube Rumble Odyssey. And John made the point that basically, in his opinion, the United States has been pretty much a Jew when it comes to politics, Jewish controlled nations since 1973. I don't disagree. I would say longer, considering the book that I talked about previous Alison Weir's Against Our Better Judgment, how that explains how the United States government, the United States people, were Used to found the state of Israel threats, spying wars, world wars. But I just wanted to look. I would say that since I'm just picking 1973 because it was a year we officially went off the gold standard. Bretton woods ended in 1971, where the dollar was pegged to gold. Hard money. But 1973 is when there were remnants of it for another couple years and then completely abandoned in 1970. But has the United States relationship with Israel grown or been lessened since 1973? I think anyone who's paying attention would say it's grown to the point now where every politician save was that 535. Let's just talk about people in the legislative. 530 of them take money from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. So. I would say that we have heaped blessings upon Israel. Like I said, we pay for their health care, we pay for their national defense. They wouldn't have any of that without us. So let's look at the blessings. 1973, percentage of the white of percentage of the population that was white Europeans 83% blacks 11.2%. So when you add that up, you're looking basically around what, 6%. Other than white Europeans and blacks, it's 1973, 2025. What percentage of Americans are white Europeans? According to the numbers I looked up 58%, some say less blacks 13.6%. So that is roughly 30. A little less than 30% are non white, non black. The people who founded the country, the people who drafted the original framework, decreased 25% since 1973. Has that been a blessing? Are we better off now? The average Home cost in 1973 new is $32,500. Existing $28,900. 2025 new $480,000. Existing $432,000. Why? Why has it gone up that much? Is that what a house and land is actually worth? Or is that how much it costs? And let's remember from the 1973 numbers, that was one income earner for the most part, overwhelmingly majority one income earner 32,500 new 28,900. In 1948, the year that Israel was founded, new home was $7,600. That's right after the war. That's the Great Depression had just ended a few years before that, officially, 1973, average household income was $12,000. 2025, the average household income is $82,000. When you compare the household income in 1973 to the cost of an existing home, it's 2.25 times the cost of an existing home. So basically, you know, if you weren't living off of anything and you could just take that $12,000 a year, you could pay your home off in two and a half years. But you know, expenses and everything. 20, 25, 82,000 new homes 48 82,000 median income new home price 48, 480,000. That's 5.25 times income to house cost ratio. Median. It's a median. In 2000, it was actually seven over 7%. Seven times that amount. But remember what happened in 2008. We had a housing crisis, so we actually have a reprieve. But our home, maybe home prices are coming down now and we'll see that number drop. But I asked, where are the blessings? Where are the blessings? So the average home cost in 73 was 28,900. The average home cost in. That's existing. The average existing home cost in 2025 is 432,000. So let's call that. Let's say the income has raised 15 times since 1973. Or the house. The cost of a house, I apologize, has increased 15 times roughly since 1973. In order for the average household income to raise 15 times since 1973, it would have to be 15 times 12. So that means the average household income would have to be $180,000 a year to match housing prices. It's $82,000 a year. It's less than half. Where are the blessings? In 1973, the average person who was working in a company that offered pension and full retirement. So you worked at this company for a certain extended amount of time and you were given full retirement, but you covered wouldn't have to work another day in your life. You could supplement with Social Security, but this was considered full retirement. 45 to 50% of the workforce in 2025. And this is private sector. I purposely left out public sector because these still do exist in the public sector, which I'm not going to get into that. That's for another time. But in 2025, the person working for a private company corporation can make the argument it's not private. I don't have time for that. Expecting a pension and full retirement is 11 to 13%. Where'd the blessings go? In 1973? The birth rate among Anglo Americans is whites. 15.5 births per thousand population. That's well above, not well above, but definitely above replacement rate. 2025, 9.2 birds per thousand population. That's a below replacement rate. Now you May ask Pete, this is people's own decisions, but we're talking about God here. I'm sorry. God heaps out blessings. And if blessings for blessing Israel were being, you know, because we bless Israel, you would think he would make sure that that would be higher. That would be at least what it was in 1973, right? Maybe even higher. Worst blessings. The incarceration rate in 1973 was 96 people per 100,000. The incarceration rate in 2025 is 560 people per 100,000. But, Pete, that's just people doing more crime. You've heard 1360, right? You've heard 1350. 13% of the population does. 50% of the. Of the homicides, they were 11.2% in 1973. They're 13.6% in 2025. But where are the blessings? How would God allow this to happen to people who were blessing his people? Are you saying you don't have faith that God could step in and change people? Those who bless Israel will be blessed, right? And those who curse Israel will be cursed. Where were the. Who's been cursing? Who cursed Israel? Who's responsible for this? Certainly wasn't the leaders of the country. Where are the blessings? Here's a good number. The murder rate in 1973 was 9.4 per 100,000. It's 8.1 per 100,000 in 2025. People can make the argument that, you know, oh, well, they just don't. They're reported different. I wanted to put something in here that, you know, obviously would be after incarceration, you'd want to talk about violent crime. There's no more violent crime than murder. That's gotten better blessing average student loan debt. Well, the student loan debt in 1973 was 10 billion. Total student loan debt in 2025 is 1.7 trillion total. Where are the blessings? Average credit card debt in 1973 for those families, those people who carried a balance was $400 to $500 a month. The average credit card debt in 2025 for those who carry a balance is over $7,000. We've been blessing where. Where are our blessings? Where are our blessings back? The average commute time to work. This is important to me because I used to live in Atlanta. I knew people in Atlanta who, I'm not exaggerating, and I knew more than one person. This isn't anecdotal. Drove one and a half hours every way to work, each way to work every day. Average commute time to work was 22 minutes. In 1973, if you lived in the suburbs, it was 34 minutes. It was 19 minutes. Sorry. In 2025, the average commute time to work is 29 and a half minutes. And if you live in the suburbs is 34 minutes. I think people will hear those numbers who live in some place like Los Angeles or Dallas, Atlanta, places that have gridlock. But those numbers are, you know, where are the blessings? Average month, average monthly cost of groceries for a family of four, 1973, $155, $170. 20, 25, $950 to $1,100. Oh, Pete. Well, that has to do with going off the gold standard. I agree. That has to do with all these things. Even with a globalized economy where everything gets cheaper, we're talking five to six times the amount. Again, where are the blessings? Have we. Are we just not blessing Israel hard enough? Are we not blessing the Jewish people hard enough? All of our politicians say four or five work for them. Basically, governors, Governors of states that have a Jewish population of 200 are passing anti Semitism laws. When Congress is not in session, you'll see pictures of hundreds of them gathered in Israel. Show me a picture of a politician who hasn't gone to Israel and kissed the wall. Our leaders bless Israel. Where are blessings? I'm going to argue this. Genesis12 3 is either fiction, a lie, and God does not keep his promises, or it means something else because I don't see how our leaders, quote, unquote, could bless them any harder. Do they have to kill for them personally? You may have seen recently that after Tucker Carlson hosted Nick Fuentes, Kevin Roberts from the Heritage foundation seemed like he was being pressured to, You know, basically disown Tucker. We no longer have anything to do with Tucker. We had Heritage. We denounce everything he stands for because he platformed somebody that we don't agree with. Roberts almost immediately started backpedaling. I was told that Yuram Hozoni, who is the head of. I can't remember the name of that foundation, but he's Jew, Israeli, very insinuated in American politics. Of course, Kevin Roberts said that he had to. Yoram Hazoni had to fly from Israel to talk to him, to counsel him, to meet with him. That's a long flight. I immediately thought of if anybody's ever seen the Godfather 2 when Michael is brought before the. I think it's the Senate committee. Yeah. And they're investigating him. And they have a witness, a former capo under his regime, Frank Pantangeli. And the day that Frank Pantangili is ready to come in, he has already told them, revealed to them all of Michael Corleone's crimes, and he just needs to come in now and under oath, repeat them. And Michael had set it up so that his brother, who was from Italy, I believe from Sicily, showed up in the courtroom and just looked at him. And Frank Panzangeli changed his tune. I think the word I heard was that your Hazoni was coming to New York or coming to the United States to help Kevin Roberts, because apparently Kevin Roberts had lost the plot. In his speech, in his address, he had said some words that could be construed as anti Semitism. And when called out, he had to backpedal and start denouncing everyone that he possibly could. Michael and the Godfather, too, said that when his wife asked him what happened, well, his brother came here to help him. Literally the same word, like somebody had gotten off the path that they were supposed to be on, whether you agree with it or not, and somebody had to fly in from another country to help them. What heritage doesn't understand, is it pandering, basically? Who's supporting them at this point? I would assume the way they went out of the way they went out of the way to do all this damage control. A lot of wealthy Jews, probably boomers. I love my good boomers, but, I mean, we know the boomer mindset and how they've been brainwashed into this. Those who bless Israel. And I guess because their lives have been easier than Gen X, millennials and Gen Z and now Gen A, Gen Alpha, they must think their blessings are there because they were intelligent enough to buy a House in 1973 for $30,000 and hold on to it. And then it goes up to 600,000. And I guess that makes them financial geniuses or something, or it's the blessings of God. But what heritage doesn't understand is that pandering to these boomers, to me, tells me all you're doing is looting the treasury before heritage falls apart. Gen X doesn't support you. They don't have nearly the kind of money to support you that the boomers do. Millennials in Z basically have nothing. They're not going to be supporting you. The powers that be have made damn sure of that. So all you have is the boomers. Or if you realize that they'll be gone soon, then all you have is Jewish money. So you better not. Best do your best to not alienate them, or else your little cash cow, your little foundation, goes Away. I don't know how Kevin Roberts shows his face in public after this. He took a principled stance and then he backed down. I mean, how big is the chair in the corner of your bedroom, Kevin? How long did you have to search for one? Comfortable enough, considering how much time you spend in it? I guess what it comes down to is bless Benjamin Netanyahu or you will be cursed. That sounds like hyperbole. What does Benjamin Netanyahu have to do? Well, he has everything to do with it. He's the prime Minister of Israel. If you curse the leader of the nation, you're supposed to bless. If you don't like him, if you speak poorly about him, you can't expect to be blessed, right? I mean, what is it? We're at the point where we have to love Israel harder or it's going to get worse. Is it going to get worse? Or all those things that we see heritage Americans being completely replaced run out? What did Ben Shapiro say recently? Ben Shapiro on the Trigger Nometry podcast said that, well, Americans are just, you know, we have it too easy. Basically what he said was that by voting for Mandami or whatever the fuck, you pronounce that guy's name. Sorry for cursing. It just goes to show that people want something for free. And you're not promised anything in this country. If you can't live. If you can't afford to live in the United States, get on a train and go somewhere else. If you can't afford to live in New York City, go somewhere else. Yeah, that's right, American. That's right, white American. If you can't afford to live where your ancestors came from, Ben Shapiro says, get on a train and go somewhere else. What happens when Israel gets in trouble? What does Little Ben say? You better support Israel. Israel gets whatever it wants. This isn't anything new. I mean, I think. Yeah, Nick was talking about that this week. On a video this week, Ben tells Americans, people from here, people whose families were born here, people, people whose families founded this country. If you can't afford to live somewh, go somewhere else. But when it comes to Israel, you best damn support whatever they do. And if they need money, you send it to them. Oh, you need money? Fuck you. You need money, American. You fell on hard times, American. Fuck you. Pull yourself up by your bootstraps. Israel needs money, you better fucking give it to them. That's the attitude of all of these Jewish supremacists. I'm not going to use the term Zionist here. Zionism is a term in its current iteration that has been used for 150 years, it did not come into existence out of a vacuum. I'm sorry, we've covered this. Covered this, talking about history and go back in history and you can look anyone who, any Jewish historian who wants to be, who's willing to be honest, will tell you Zionism came out of a Jewish supremacist attitude that has always existed since those books were written. Does that mean that every Jew is a supremacist? Of course not. But if this country, if 70% of Biden's cabinet was Chinese, if all but three or four or five congressmen were taking money from the American Chinese ACAC, if laws were being passed that you couldn't speak ill of, the Chinese people would start wondering about. The Chinese people would start wondering, how did. How did this come about? If we. Well, in some ways, if China couldn't exist without basically extorting the United States wealth from the United States, do you think people would ask the Chinese question, wait a minute, what's going on here? Why are we being ruled by Chinese? But maybe they come up with another term, something that parallels the term Zionism, and you go, oh, no, no, it's only these Chinese over here. Yeah, but I'm reading. I'm reading the last 3,500 years of your history, and I'm looking at this here, and it. That you also had this book that came that you really started following about 1200 years ago that basically said that you are God's chosen people and that everyone else is beneath you and they're here to serve you. Somebody might start asking, maybe we shouldn't have. Should we have Chinese people in this country? And like I said, it's not going to be all the Chinese, just like it's not all the Jews. But there are powerful Jewish leaders, just like there were in the Kahal system in Russia, who didn't care anything about the poor Jews. They had something that they needed to do and they. They had a goal. They had a way about them where they were going to take over certain industries. And the way they were going to get rich was to extract the wealth from the people who actually belong to Russia. The peasants, the serfs, the people, the Russians. Jews aren't from Russia, But as Solzhenissen shows us, they went there and eventually took over the country through Bolshevism. This is not. Modern historians and modern Jewish scholars and Jewish people can say that that's not true. But Solzhenissen, for the most part, is 90% quoting Jewish writers at the time. And they're saying, yeah, this is fundamentally Jewish. And you can tell because antisemitism is what they call antisemitism. What I would call Jewish awareness. Judeo awareness is people are going, oh, we're under a regime that is oppressive, is killing some of my neighbors. I don't recognize these names. And when I ask questions, they say, oh, they're, they're Jewish. They're the, they're, they're the people from the Cajal, from the, the Cajal system. They're, they were on the shtetls. Oh, okay. But when you have power, when you have influence, when you have money, when you're willing to buy politicians, you can make it so that it's not only improper or quote unquote improper, quote unquote immoral, quote unquote unseemly, not quote unquote illegal to ask, why are we being ruled? Why do we seem to be ruled? Why does America seem to be ruled by a Jewish overcast right now? And if we are, and we've allowed them to do everything, expropriate wealth, have their own free health care that we pay for in Israel, which they don't get, which the overwhelming majority don't go to, they live here because they have to. Because then the ones who are. Sympathetic to Israel, they need to be able to support it from here. Well, if we would have allowed this to happen, where are the blessings. We were promised? Blessings? I mean, is this the level of blessings we're afforded? What's the percentages do? The blessings that we've handed out? How much more blessing do we have to do to get deportations? How much harder do we have to bless? This is just gaslighting. This is basically taking advantage of a people. White northern Europeans, in the case of the founding stock Christians, who are very open people when they live amongst each other and they get comfortable, and then when a foreign element comes in, their guard is down. Anyone who says, those who bless Israel are blessed, they've lied to you. Anyone who says that a people who are openly antichrist are God's chosen people, They're lying to you. Now, if it's someone in your family, your person in your family has no power. I mean, if they're a politician, if they're a pastor, if they are somebody of great influence, that's not good. If you just have a family member who believes this, don't cut them off, don't think less of them. I mean, their belief in that is not going to. That's not what's keeping these people in power, but those in leadership positions, pastors, politicians, they are the enemy. And when you consider everything that I'm talking about, We have enemies, foreign and domestic, and we've been overrun with both. We have domestic enemies, we have foreign enemies, and they're on the soil. I'm not talking just about Mamdani. There's been a really good meme going around that, you know, back when we fought, we went to war after 911 invaded Iraq for Israel, which if you read the Clean break memo, you can see that that's clearly why what happened and all the terror wars since then, bombing Iran. We have domestic enemies. People who. People here on our land who do not care about us. They are that moneyed class. Your Jewish dentist probably is not part of this class. You know who I'm talking about? I'm talking about Josh Hammer. I'm talking about Douglas Murray. I'm talking about. Let me run down the Ben Shapiro and the people that run interference for them. James Lindsay, the Babylon Bee. These people care more about a foreign country than they do ours. You really have to just make a choice at this point. It's your people first or foreigners wearing an American skin suit that are bleeding us dry, getting people killed, causing basically paying off American politicians to bomb other countries where those people are now becoming your enemies because they know that the American government supports them. While you and your family struggle, these people are robbing you and sending that money back to Israel. Something commonly you hear is, well, you know that $3.8 billion that we give Israel every year? That money is just spent here. It's spent on weapons made in America and we ship them to Israel. Are you, Are you. Look, I'm not going to turn into a libertarian economist right now, but what you're describing is literally taking the plug from a power strip and plugging it into itself. You're taxing yourself so that you can stimulate the economy. The money that's sent is tax money. And you're just taking tax money and using it to spend. If you're going to take tax money to spend on something, at least have it stay here. Products that we can use, products that will improve our lives, not products that you give to a foreign country that they drop on people that are just basically weapons that they drop on people murdering tens of thousands of people. And if you don't even care about the morality of that, then these people just turn around and they fucking hate you because they know, where are these blessings again? Either God lied or it Means something else. I mean, what are the blessings? Your kids turning trans, having trans kids. I know of one person who was on the board of Heritage whose kid turned trans and then their kid reported them to Antifa and Antifa showed up at their house. He had to step down. This is a guy who was America first is America first in the purest sense. Your kids are abandoning your confessional heritage and turning on you. Where are the blessings? Then there are the people who will say, yeah, and all of this, you know, let's bring it. All of this is so that Jesus will come back until Israel apparently incinerates every child, every, you know, old, old woman, child, woman, man in their immediate vicinity. Until that happens, Jesus won't come back. Some will say things have to actually, the world actually has to start getting worse. So why aren't you out there promoting transgenderism and gay rights? There are some churches that do that. Well, they don't do that, but they will not involve themselves in politics because they believe the world has to get worse or Jesus won't come back. And you wonder why for decades so many people left the church. You have a lot of younger people who are going back to church now, thank God. You know, from everything I hear, Gen Z is either people who are far right or far left. And the ones that are far right are investigating churches and going back. I can guarantee you they're not going to church that tells you if you bless Israel, you will be blessed because they'll be the first ones to tell you they don't feel the blessings. Sure, there are some. I know some Gen Zers who are doing amazingly well. But it also has to do with where you are in the country. And if you're going to tell people, well, you know, if you're having problems, if you're a Gen Z or and you're having problems in your area, why don't you just move to another area? Okay, Ben Shapiro. I'll leave where my ancestors are buried so I can go somewhere where I can find a job, support myself, maybe own a house, maybe be able to afford to have kids. While you take and advocate for as much money as possible to go to another country. And I'll never forget, Ben Shapiro, that you said you don't care about the browning of America. All it has to do with is, does that person support Israel or do they not? Where are the blessings? Have we not blessed Israel enough? Are we, I mean, should we be setting up shrines to the idf? This isn't me saying this. This is, you can look this up on Google. There was a Telegram channel called 72 Virgins Uncensored. It was operated by an IDF, a Department of the Israeli Defense Services. The channel was run by members of the Influencing Department of the IDF's Operations Directorate Propaganda Unit, which is responsible for psychological warfare. The IDF initially denied operating the channel, but an internal investigation prompted by an expose in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz confirmed its existence and origin. Not that Haaretz says that it happened, but because Haaretz reported on it, they did an internal investigation and reported that it happened. Key findings regarding this Telegram channel It was created on October 9, 2023, shortly after the October 7 attack attack and targeted an Israeli audience without authorization. It posted graphic content, including images and videos of dead or captured Palestinians, often accompanied by insightful and dehumanizing language EE calling Palest eg. Example calling Palestinians roaches. The content was intended to shatter the terrorist fantasy and encourage followers to share the material widely. Following the investigation, the unit's wartime commander was disciplined and that was an end to his military service. If you don't bless that guy and that department, you'll be cursed by God. At this point all I can say is I don't know that I can take any more blessings. How much worse can the curses be?

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The Pete Quiñones Show

Episode: "Where Are The Blessings?"

Date: July 29, 2026
Host: Peter R. Quiñones

Brief Overview

In this solo episode, Pete Quiñones explores the political and religious ideology surrounding the Biblical promise of blessings for blessing Israel (Genesis 12:3) and scrutinizes whether the reality of modern America matches the theological expectations attached to unflinching support for the state of Israel. Pete contrasts the historical and contemporary interpretations of Biblical blessings, analyzes American political allegiance to Israel post-1948, and lays out stark demographic and economic changes in American society, questioning if these are truly the “blessings” promised in scripture.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Biblical Interpretation of "Blessings" (00:00–07:00)

Genesis 12:3 as root of support:
Pete opens with the widespread Christian interpretation that “I will bless those who bless you and curse those who curse you” applies to the modern state of Israel.
Historical context:
For the first 1850 years of Christianity, Pete argues, this “blessing” was generally understood as applying to Christ and His Church—not a secular state. The current connection between the Biblical promise and political support for Israel is a recent, modern, and politicized phenomenon.

2. U.S. Political Allegiance to Israel (07:00–18:00)

Unwavering bipartisan support:
From Harry Truman’s recognition of Israel in 1948 to current politicians, U.S. support has only grown.
Political pressure & influence:
Pete references AIPAC’s pervasive funding of Congress members, the spectacle of Ron DeSantis signing hate speech laws in Israel, and the public posturing of politicians like Ted Cruz as defenders of Israel.
Quote (10:23):
“Ted Cruz has famously said on the Tucker Carlson show that he got elected to be the biggest defender of Israel in Congress, in the Senate. And that should be quite the statement if you’re an American…” — Pete
Church attitudes:
Pete notes how pastors display more passion defending Israel than on domestic social ills:
“Recently I heard that same pastor, when he talked about how you don’t mess with Israel, those are God’s people. That was the first time I ever saw him have emotion, get angry.” (14:20)

3. "Where Are the Blessings?" – The American Condition (18:00–45:45)

Pete presents a series of metrics, showing worsening conditions despite increased U.S. political and financial support for Israel:

Demographics (22:30):
- 1973 US population: 83% white Europeans, 11.2% black.
- 2025: 58% white Europeans, 13.6% black.
  “The people who founded the country…decreased 25% since 1973. Has that been a blessing?”
Housing affordability (26:10):
- 1973: median house $28,900, average income $12,000.
- 2025: median house $432,000, average income $82,000.
- “In 1973…you could pay your home off in two and a half years. 2025…it’s 5.25 times income to house cost ratio.”
Retirement and pensions (32:00):
- 1973: 45–50% workforce with full pension.
- 2025: only 11–13% enjoy this.
Birth Rate (33:30):
- Whites in 1973: 15.5 births per 1,000 (above replacement).
- 2025: 9.2 per 1,000 (below replacement).
Crime and incarceration (36:10):
- Incarceration: 96/100,000 (1973) → 560/100,000 (2025).
- Murder rate: 9.4/100,000 (1973) → 8.1/100,000 (2025)—a slight improvement.
Debt (38:00+):
- Student debt: $10 billion (1973) → $1.7 trillion (2025).
- Credit card debt: $400–500 avg (1973) → >$7,000 avg (2025).
Cost of groceries, commute times, other hardships…
- Groceries for family of 4: $155–$170/mo (1973) → $950–$1,100/mo (2025).
- Commute: 22 min (1973) → 29.5 min (2025).
Quote (41:45):
“We have heaped blessings upon Israel … where are our blessings?”

4. Plausibility of the Promise & Political Manipulation (45:50–58:00)

Doubt cast on the Genesis Promise:
Pete suggests two possibilities:
1. Genesis 12:3 is a fiction/God does not keep his promises,
2. or the promise means something different — “because I don’t see how our leaders … could bless [Israel] any harder.”
Foreign interference and domestic obedience:
- Example: Kevin Roberts (Heritage Foundation) public backpedaling after apparent pressure from Israeli/US Jewish elites over the Nick Fuentes–Tucker Carlson episode.
- Allusion to "Godfather II":
  “His brother came to help him” (55:35)—implying intimidation or control by outside forces.
On generational wealth and Jewish influence:
- Older (boomer) supporters can maintain organizations' funding but millennials/Gen Z “basically have nothing.”
- "All you have is Jewish money. So you better...not alienate them, or else your little cash cow ... goes away." (56:50)

5. Prominent Media Voices & Double Standards (58:00–1:11:30)

Ben Shapiro, "Triggernometry" appearance (1:01:20):
- Shapiro says if Americans can’t afford to live somewhere, “get on a train and go somewhere else”, but Israel “gets whatever it wants.”
- Quote:
  “Oh, you need money? Fuck you. … Israel needs money, you better fucking give it to them. That’s the attitude of all of these Jewish supremacists.”
Terminology: Jewish Supremacy vs. Zionism
- Argues that Jewish supremacy, not merely Zionism, is the driving attitude behind US-Israel relations, based in ancient, not just modern, history.

6. Historical Perspective on Power, Identity, and Antisemitism (1:11:35–1:22:00)

Hypothetical “Chinese Question” (1:13:10):
- If China had parallel levels of influence in the U.S., “people would start wondering…why are we being ruled by Chinese?”
- Suggests the term “antisemitism” is used to suppress legitimate political and cultural questioning.
History lesson:
- Parallels drawn with Jewish influence in Tsarist Russia and the Bolshevik Revolution, referencing Solzhenitsyn.

7. American Leadership, Foreign Priorities, and Economic Parasitism (1:22:00–1:31:00)

American leaders serve foreign interests:
- Critiques politicians, media figures, think tank heads who align first with Israel, being “run by a Jewish overcast.”
On military aid as economic stimulus:
- “What you’re describing is literally taking the plug from a power strip and plugging it into itself.” (1:29:45)
- Sending weapons to Israel is “taxing yourself…so you can stimulate the economy.”

8. Social Crisis as “Blessings” (1:31:00–1:35:00)

American society’s decline framed ironically as ‘blessings’:
- Examples: family breakdown, trans children, loss of heritage, increased alienation.
- Quote (1:34:05):
  “Where are the blessings? ... How much worse can the curses be?”

Notable Quotes & Moments

“Where are the blessings? Our leaders bless Israel. Where are our blessings?” — Pete (41:45)
On church attitudes:
“What got him animated was you don’t mess with God’s people.” (14:20)
On demographics:
“The people who founded the country...decreased 25% since 1973. Has that been a blessing?” (22:30)
On Kevin Roberts/Heritage situation:
“His brother came here to help him.” (55:35 – referencing "Godfather II" to illustrate foreign pressure)
On Ben Shapiro:
“If you can’t afford to live where your ancestors came from, Ben Shapiro says, get on a train and go somewhere else. ... Israel gets whatever it wants.” (1:02:05)
On political economy:
“What you’re describing is literally taking the plug from a power strip and plugging it into itself.” (1:29:45)
Closing irony:
“At this point, all I can say is I don’t know that I can take any more blessings. How much worse can the curses be?” (1:35:00)

Timestamps for Key Segments

Opening & Genesis 12:3 discussion: 00:00–07:00
US political alignment with Israel: 07:00–18:00
Hard data on blessings (metrics on US economy, demography, society): 18:00–45:45
Posing the theological dilemma: 45:50–58:00
Ben Shapiro/”Triggernometry” discussion: 1:01:20–1:07:00
Jewish influence analogy (“Chinese Question”): 1:13:10–1:17:30
On American leadership, military aid, think tanks: 1:22:00–1:31:00
Social crisis and closing remarks: 1:31:00–end

Summary Tone & Character

Pete’s tone is skeptical, confrontational, and polemical, challenging both the mainstream evangelical Christian and political positions regarding Israel while raising uncomfortable questions about cultural and economic shifts in America. He combines scripture, data, personal observation, and historical analogy, employing irony and sarcasm—especially about “blessings”—and does so in a voice that blends analytical rigor with a populist edge.

For listeners: The episode comprehensively deconstructs the belief that modern American support for the state of Israel has brought about God’s blessings, citing evidence to the contrary and appealing for listeners to reconsider both theological and political assumptions. The data-driven analysis is interspersed with cultural critique, historical lessons, and pointed commentary on faith, identity, and loyalty—both national and religious.

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Hello, everyone. I haven't done one of these in a while where it's just you and I sitting here, but I thought it was time to do it. Spent some time out of out of town with friends this past weekend and a topic came up that I thought that I should. Not that I should, but I wanted to talk about. And that topic is what is considered to be a blessing in the Bible that gives the modern state of Israel, created in 1948, carte blanche, or it's supposed to be given carte blanche by Christians to do anything they want. Genesis 12:3 says, I will bless those who bless you and curse him who curses you, and in you all the families of the earth shall be blessed. And basically the promise is made to Abram that he will bless those who bless him from God. The promise is that he will bless those and curse those who curse him. The descendants of it has been extended to his descendants, Isaac and Jacob, who were renamed Israel. And for about 150 years, people have been Christians have been saying that that applies to the quote, unquote, the Jew. And it's quite possible that you'll find one or two people, maybe three people in the previous 1850 years that had written about that had come to that conclusion, maybe on their own. But I would say that that's the exception proving the rule that for the first 1850 years of Christendom, that this was understood as a blessing to Abraham and a blessing to Christ, his descendant, and a blessing to Christ's children, his church, his descendants. But it has been made political, as many things have a tendency to do. And since we live in an age of total politics, where every facet of your life has to become political and totally political, it makes sense that this would as well. So I wanted to take this blessing and say, and ask the question, where are the Blessings? Because since 1948 and 1948, Harry Truman was the first U.S. president to recognize the state of Israel. I won't go into. I have. The reason I'm not going to go into how Israel came into existence is because I've covered it extensively on my podcast. I have read and commented on Alison Weir's book Against Our Better Judgment. I've covered this, the history of the Jewish people, especially those calling themselves Jews, for the last 2000 years, at length. I just finished recording episode 86, specifically on their relation to the Russian empire, starting with the last 500 years. I've done extensive work and study on this group because they, you know, as Thomas Massie said a couple years ago on the Tucker Carlson Show. And I think it's become very clear since October 7, 2023 that with the exception of two or three, every politician in this country who represents America is beholden to Israel takes money from the American Israeli political action committee or public action committee. I can't even remember what that. If you don't say it correctly, people, if you get one thing wrong, people dismiss everything else that you say, especially when they don't agree with what you. When they don't like what you're talking about. So the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, that is what AIPAC is. Ted Cruz has famously said on the Tucker Carlson show that he got elected to be the biggest defender of Israel in Congress, in the Senate. And that should be quite the statement if you're an American, even if you're a Christian American, because I would assume that most of the people that voted for him thought that they were voting for someone who was going to Washington to represent them or to represent the state of Texas. What we've seen with certain states, famously Florida, Ron DeSantis flying to Israel to sign a hate speech law against people who would say anti Semitic things, quote, unquote. He flew to another country to sign that law. Yet some people don't consider that to be strange and actually applauded because of Genesis, chapter 12, verse 3. When Ted Cruz was asked where in the Bible that was by Tucker Carlson, he didn't know. He couldn't even name the book. I on Twitter, probably a year ago, maybe a year and a half, asked Congressman Don Bacon of Nebraska, who was who basically every tweet he makes is about defending Israel. I said, I have a hypothetical for you, Congressman. One of these countries has to disappear from the map. America or Israel. Choose. And his response to me was, read the Book of Revelations. Sick. In the Protestant Bibles, it's called Revelation. Revelation. It's called the Apocalypse in the Catholic Bible. And yeah, that's a congressman who was elected to allegedly represent the United States of America, represent his people, his district in Nebraska, Which basically brings you to the point where you're watching. Since October 7th, sentence 7, 23, everyone in politics is talking about Israel. And the people who refuse to talk about it, well, I mean, I think some of them just don't want to broach the subject because they know how toxic it is and how it can destroy their lives and their families. And others are, you know, playing a game where they, they talk around things. Let me just put it that way. I don't feel like I need to Sit here for a half an hour to convince you that since October 7, the biggest. Issue being talked about in politics is Israel. Is Israeli influence over the US Government, is anti Semitism? For anybody who would dare to criticize Israel or ask, you know, talk about Zionism or even ask, well, where does Zionism come from? What is Zionism derived from? There's a lot of people will tell you that it's Zionism. Zionism is the problem. But what they're not telling, what the question they're not asking is, did this come out of a vacuum? Did Zionism appear out of a vacuum? Or do its core tenets come from somewhere? But I wanted to start by asking the question of. People are saying now when you criticize the United States and their politicians or pretty much anyone's allegiance to Israel, they will throw in your face that God blesses those who bless, who bless Israel, and he curses those who curse Israel or don't support Israel. I will say, and this is anecdotal, that going to a Protestant church and witnessing the pastor's demeanor when he spoke of the conditions in the United States, it was very somber. Concerned, but very somber. Recently I heard that same pastor, when he talked about how you don't mess with Israel, those are God's people. That was the first time I ever saw him have emotion, get angry. Not about transgenderism and how rampant, you know, is. Was, still is. Or about how about abortion, crime, immigration. No, No. What got him animated was you don't mess with God's people. So in 1948, Harry Truman just to circle back, recognize Israel. Israel has been recognized by every president since then. Israel is supported by the United States. It is safe to say that Israel would not exist without the United States. It may. But under basically the arrangement as it is now, they wouldn't have free health care for their citizens if it wasn't for us. They wouldn't be able to fight their wars if it wasn't for us. And we give them those things. What do we get in return? Well, we get intelligence. That's not what I want to ask. I did an episode with Daryl Martin Cooper on the historic Jewish question. It's totally public. YouTube Rumble Odyssey. And John made the point that basically, in his opinion, the United States has been pretty much a Jew when it comes to politics, Jewish controlled nations since 1973. I don't disagree. I would say longer, considering the book that I talked about previous Alison Weir's Against Our Better Judgment, how that explains how the United States government, the United States people, were Used to found the state of Israel threats, spying wars, world wars. But I just wanted to look. I would say that since I'm just picking 1973 because it was a year we officially went off the gold standard. Bretton woods ended in 1971, where the dollar was pegged to gold. Hard money. But 1973 is when there were remnants of it for another couple years and then completely abandoned in 1970. But has the United States relationship with Israel grown or been lessened since 1973? I think anyone who's paying attention would say it's grown to the point now where every politician save was that 535. Let's just talk about people in the legislative. 530 of them take money from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. So. I would say that we have heaped blessings upon Israel. Like I said, we pay for their health care, we pay for their national defense. They wouldn't have any of that without us. So let's look at the blessings. 1973, percentage of the white of percentage of the population that was white Europeans 83% blacks 11.2%. So when you add that up, you're looking basically around what, 6%. Other than white Europeans and blacks, it's 1973, 2025. What percentage of Americans are white Europeans? According to the numbers I looked up 58%, some say less blacks 13.6%. So that is roughly 30. A little less than 30% are non white, non black. The people who founded the country, the people who drafted the original framework, decreased 25% since 1973. Has that been a blessing? Are we better off now? The average Home cost in 1973 new is $32,500. Existing $28,900. 2025 new $480,000. Existing $432,000. Why? Why has it gone up that much? Is that what a house and land is actually worth? Or is that how much it costs? And let's remember from the 1973 numbers, that was one income earner for the most part, overwhelmingly majority one income earner 32,500 new 28,900. In 1948, the year that Israel was founded, new home was $7,600. That's right after the war. That's the Great Depression had just ended a few years before that, officially, 1973, average household income was $12,000. 2025, the average household income is $82,000. When you compare the household income in 1973 to the cost of an existing home, it's 2.25 times the cost of an existing home. So basically, you know, if you weren't living off of anything and you could just take that $12,000 a year, you could pay your home off in two and a half years. But you know, expenses and everything. 20, 25, 82,000 new homes 48 82,000 median income new home price 48, 480,000. That's 5.25 times income to house cost ratio. Median. It's a median. In 2000, it was actually seven over 7%. Seven times that amount. But remember what happened in 2008. We had a housing crisis, so we actually have a reprieve. But our home, maybe home prices are coming down now and we'll see that number drop. But I asked, where are the blessings? Where are the blessings? So the average home cost in 73 was 28,900. The average home cost in. That's existing. The average existing home cost in 2025 is 432,000. So let's call that. Let's say the income has raised 15 times since 1973. Or the house. The cost of a house, I apologize, has increased 15 times roughly since 1973. In order for the average household income to raise 15 times since 1973, it would have to be 15 times 12. So that means the average household income would have to be $180,000 a year to match housing prices. It's $82,000 a year. It's less than half. Where are the blessings? In 1973, the average person who was working in a company that offered pension and full retirement. So you worked at this company for a certain extended amount of time and you were given full retirement, but you covered wouldn't have to work another day in your life. You could supplement with Social Security, but this was considered full retirement. 45 to 50% of the workforce in 2025. And this is private sector. I purposely left out public sector because these still do exist in the public sector, which I'm not going to get into that. That's for another time. But in 2025, the person working for a private company corporation can make the argument it's not private. I don't have time for that. Expecting a pension and full retirement is 11 to 13%. Where'd the blessings go? In 1973? The birth rate among Anglo Americans is whites. 15.5 births per thousand population. That's well above, not well above, but definitely above replacement rate. 2025, 9.2 birds per thousand population. That's a below replacement rate. Now you May ask Pete, this is people's own decisions, but we're talking about God here. I'm sorry. God heaps out blessings. And if blessings for blessing Israel were being, you know, because we bless Israel, you would think he would make sure that that would be higher. That would be at least what it was in 1973, right? Maybe even higher. Worst blessings. The incarceration rate in 1973 was 96 people per 100,000. The incarceration rate in 2025 is 560 people per 100,000. But, Pete, that's just people doing more crime. You've heard 1360, right? You've heard 1350. 13% of the population does. 50% of the. Of the homicides, they were 11.2% in 1973. They're 13.6% in 2025. But where are the blessings? How would God allow this to happen to people who were blessing his people? Are you saying you don't have faith that God could step in and change people? Those who bless Israel will be blessed, right? And those who curse Israel will be cursed. Where were the. Who's been cursing? Who cursed Israel? Who's responsible for this? Certainly wasn't the leaders of the country. Where are the blessings? Here's a good number. The murder rate in 1973 was 9.4 per 100,000. It's 8.1 per 100,000 in 2025. People can make the argument that, you know, oh, well, they just don't. They're reported different. I wanted to put something in here that, you know, obviously would be after incarceration, you'd want to talk about violent crime. There's no more violent crime than murder. That's gotten better blessing average student loan debt. Well, the student loan debt in 1973 was 10 billion. Total student loan debt in 2025 is 1.7 trillion total. Where are the blessings? Average credit card debt in 1973 for those families, those people who carried a balance was $400 to $500 a month. The average credit card debt in 2025 for those who carry a balance is over $7,000. We've been blessing where. Where are our blessings? Where are our blessings back? The average commute time to work. This is important to me because I used to live in Atlanta. I knew people in Atlanta who, I'm not exaggerating, and I knew more than one person. This isn't anecdotal. Drove one and a half hours every way to work, each way to work every day. Average commute time to work was 22 minutes. In 1973, if you lived in the suburbs, it was 34 minutes. It was 19 minutes. Sorry. In 2025, the average commute time to work is 29 and a half minutes. And if you live in the suburbs is 34 minutes. I think people will hear those numbers who live in some place like Los Angeles or Dallas, Atlanta, places that have gridlock. But those numbers are, you know, where are the blessings? Average month, average monthly cost of groceries for a family of four, 1973, $155, $170. 20, 25, $950 to $1,100. Oh, Pete. Well, that has to do with going off the gold standard. I agree. That has to do with all these things. Even with a globalized economy where everything gets cheaper, we're talking five to six times the amount. Again, where are the blessings? Have we. Are we just not blessing Israel hard enough? Are we not blessing the Jewish people hard enough? All of our politicians say four or five work for them. Basically, governors, Governors of states that have a Jewish population of 200 are passing anti Semitism laws. When Congress is not in session, you'll see pictures of hundreds of them gathered in Israel. Show me a picture of a politician who hasn't gone to Israel and kissed the wall. Our leaders bless Israel. Where are blessings? I'm going to argue this. Genesis12 3 is either fiction, a lie, and God does not keep his promises, or it means something else because I don't see how our leaders, quote, unquote, could bless them any harder. Do they have to kill for them personally? You may have seen recently that after Tucker Carlson hosted Nick Fuentes, Kevin Roberts from the Heritage foundation seemed like he was being pressured to, You know, basically disown Tucker. We no longer have anything to do with Tucker. We had Heritage. We denounce everything he stands for because he platformed somebody that we don't agree with. Roberts almost immediately started backpedaling. I was told that Yuram Hozoni, who is the head of. I can't remember the name of that foundation, but he's Jew, Israeli, very insinuated in American politics. Of course, Kevin Roberts said that he had to. Yoram Hazoni had to fly from Israel to talk to him, to counsel him, to meet with him. That's a long flight. I immediately thought of if anybody's ever seen the Godfather 2 when Michael is brought before the. I think it's the Senate committee. Yeah. And they're investigating him. And they have a witness, a former capo under his regime, Frank Pantangeli. And the day that Frank Pantangili is ready to come in, he has already told them, revealed to them all of Michael Corleone's crimes, and he just needs to come in now and under oath, repeat them. And Michael had set it up so that his brother, who was from Italy, I believe from Sicily, showed up in the courtroom and just looked at him. And Frank Panzangeli changed his tune. I think the word I heard was that your Hazoni was coming to New York or coming to the United States to help Kevin Roberts, because apparently Kevin Roberts had lost the plot. In his speech, in his address, he had said some words that could be construed as anti Semitism. And when called out, he had to backpedal and start denouncing everyone that he possibly could. Michael and the Godfather, too, said that when his wife asked him what happened, well, his brother came here to help him. Literally the same word, like somebody had gotten off the path that they were supposed to be on, whether you agree with it or not, and somebody had to fly in from another country to help them. What heritage doesn't understand, is it pandering, basically? Who's supporting them at this point? I would assume the way they went out of the way they went out of the way to do all this damage control. A lot of wealthy Jews, probably boomers. I love my good boomers, but, I mean, we know the boomer mindset and how they've been brainwashed into this. Those who bless Israel. And I guess because their lives have been easier than Gen X, millennials and Gen Z and now Gen A, Gen Alpha, they must think their blessings are there because they were intelligent enough to buy a House in 1973 for $30,000 and hold on to it. And then it goes up to 600,000. And I guess that makes them financial geniuses or something, or it's the blessings of God. But what heritage doesn't understand is that pandering to these boomers, to me, tells me all you're doing is looting the treasury before heritage falls apart. Gen X doesn't support you. They don't have nearly the kind of money to support you that the boomers do. Millennials in Z basically have nothing. They're not going to be supporting you. The powers that be have made damn sure of that. So all you have is the boomers. Or if you realize that they'll be gone soon, then all you have is Jewish money. So you better not. Best do your best to not alienate them, or else your little cash cow, your little foundation, goes Away. I don't know how Kevin Roberts shows his face in public after this. He took a principled stance and then he backed down. I mean, how big is the chair in the corner of your bedroom, Kevin? How long did you have to search for one? Comfortable enough, considering how much time you spend in it? I guess what it comes down to is bless Benjamin Netanyahu or you will be cursed. That sounds like hyperbole. What does Benjamin Netanyahu have to do? Well, he has everything to do with it. He's the prime Minister of Israel. If you curse the leader of the nation, you're supposed to bless. If you don't like him, if you speak poorly about him, you can't expect to be blessed, right? I mean, what is it? We're at the point where we have to love Israel harder or it's going to get worse. Is it going to get worse? Or all those things that we see heritage Americans being completely replaced run out? What did Ben Shapiro say recently? Ben Shapiro on the Trigger Nometry podcast said that, well, Americans are just, you know, we have it too easy. Basically what he said was that by voting for Mandami or whatever the fuck, you pronounce that guy's name. Sorry for cursing. It just goes to show that people want something for free. And you're not promised anything in this country. If you can't live. If you can't afford to live in the United States, get on a train and go somewhere else. If you can't afford to live in New York City, go somewhere else. Yeah, that's right, American. That's right, white American. If you can't afford to live where your ancestors came from, Ben Shapiro says, get on a train and go somewhere else. What happens when Israel gets in trouble? What does Little Ben say? You better support Israel. Israel gets whatever it wants. This isn't anything new. I mean, I think. Yeah, Nick was talking about that this week. On a video this week, Ben tells Americans, people from here, people whose families were born here, people, people whose families founded this country. If you can't afford to live somewh, go somewhere else. But when it comes to Israel, you best damn support whatever they do. And if they need money, you send it to them. Oh, you need money? Fuck you. You need money, American. You fell on hard times, American. Fuck you. Pull yourself up by your bootstraps. Israel needs money, you better fucking give it to them. That's the attitude of all of these Jewish supremacists. I'm not going to use the term Zionist here. Zionism is a term in its current iteration that has been used for 150 years, it did not come into existence out of a vacuum. I'm sorry, we've covered this. Covered this, talking about history and go back in history and you can look anyone who, any Jewish historian who wants to be, who's willing to be honest, will tell you Zionism came out of a Jewish supremacist attitude that has always existed since those books were written. Does that mean that every Jew is a supremacist? Of course not. But if this country, if 70% of Biden's cabinet was Chinese, if all but three or four or five congressmen were taking money from the American Chinese ACAC, if laws were being passed that you couldn't speak ill of, the Chinese people would start wondering about. The Chinese people would start wondering, how did. How did this come about? If we. Well, in some ways, if China couldn't exist without basically extorting the United States wealth from the United States, do you think people would ask the Chinese question, wait a minute, what's going on here? Why are we being ruled by Chinese? But maybe they come up with another term, something that parallels the term Zionism, and you go, oh, no, no, it's only these Chinese over here. Yeah, but I'm reading. I'm reading the last 3,500 years of your history, and I'm looking at this here, and it. That you also had this book that came that you really started following about 1200 years ago that basically said that you are God's chosen people and that everyone else is beneath you and they're here to serve you. Somebody might start asking, maybe we shouldn't have. Should we have Chinese people in this country? And like I said, it's not going to be all the Chinese, just like it's not all the Jews. But there are powerful Jewish leaders, just like there were in the Kahal system in Russia, who didn't care anything about the poor Jews. They had something that they needed to do and they. They had a goal. They had a way about them where they were going to take over certain industries. And the way they were going to get rich was to extract the wealth from the people who actually belong to Russia. The peasants, the serfs, the people, the Russians. Jews aren't from Russia, But as Solzhenissen shows us, they went there and eventually took over the country through Bolshevism. This is not. Modern historians and modern Jewish scholars and Jewish people can say that that's not true. But Solzhenissen, for the most part, is 90% quoting Jewish writers at the time. And they're saying, yeah, this is fundamentally Jewish. And you can tell because antisemitism is what they call antisemitism. What I would call Jewish awareness. Judeo awareness is people are going, oh, we're under a regime that is oppressive, is killing some of my neighbors. I don't recognize these names. And when I ask questions, they say, oh, they're, they're Jewish. They're the, they're, they're the people from the Cajal, from the, the Cajal system. They're, they were on the shtetls. Oh, okay. But when you have power, when you have influence, when you have money, when you're willing to buy politicians, you can make it so that it's not only improper or quote unquote improper, quote unquote immoral, quote unquote unseemly, not quote unquote illegal to ask, why are we being ruled? Why do we seem to be ruled? Why does America seem to be ruled by a Jewish overcast right now? And if we are, and we've allowed them to do everything, expropriate wealth, have their own free health care that we pay for in Israel, which they don't get, which the overwhelming majority don't go to, they live here because they have to. Because then the ones who are. Sympathetic to Israel, they need to be able to support it from here. Well, if we would have allowed this to happen, where are the blessings. We were promised? Blessings? I mean, is this the level of blessings we're afforded? What's the percentages do? The blessings that we've handed out? How much more blessing do we have to do to get deportations? How much harder do we have to bless? This is just gaslighting. This is basically taking advantage of a people. White northern Europeans, in the case of the founding stock Christians, who are very open people when they live amongst each other and they get comfortable, and then when a foreign element comes in, their guard is down. Anyone who says, those who bless Israel are blessed, they've lied to you. Anyone who says that a people who are openly antichrist are God's chosen people, They're lying to you. Now, if it's someone in your family, your person in your family has no power. I mean, if they're a politician, if they're a pastor, if they are somebody of great influence, that's not good. If you just have a family member who believes this, don't cut them off, don't think less of them. I mean, their belief in that is not going to. That's not what's keeping these people in power, but those in leadership positions, pastors, politicians, they are the enemy. And when you consider everything that I'm talking about, We have enemies, foreign and domestic, and we've been overrun with both. We have domestic enemies, we have foreign enemies, and they're on the soil. I'm not talking just about Mamdani. There's been a really good meme going around that, you know, back when we fought, we went to war after 911 invaded Iraq for Israel, which if you read the Clean break memo, you can see that that's clearly why what happened and all the terror wars since then, bombing Iran. We have domestic enemies. People who. People here on our land who do not care about us. They are that moneyed class. Your Jewish dentist probably is not part of this class. You know who I'm talking about? I'm talking about Josh Hammer. I'm talking about Douglas Murray. I'm talking about. Let me run down the Ben Shapiro and the people that run interference for them. James Lindsay, the Babylon Bee. These people care more about a foreign country than they do ours. You really have to just make a choice at this point. It's your people first or foreigners wearing an American skin suit that are bleeding us dry, getting people killed, causing basically paying off American politicians to bomb other countries where those people are now becoming your enemies because they know that the American government supports them. While you and your family struggle, these people are robbing you and sending that money back to Israel. Something commonly you hear is, well, you know that $3.8 billion that we give Israel every year? That money is just spent here. It's spent on weapons made in America and we ship them to Israel. Are you, Are you. Look, I'm not going to turn into a libertarian economist right now, but what you're describing is literally taking the plug from a power strip and plugging it into itself. You're taxing yourself so that you can stimulate the economy. The money that's sent is tax money. And you're just taking tax money and using it to spend. If you're going to take tax money to spend on something, at least have it stay here. Products that we can use, products that will improve our lives, not products that you give to a foreign country that they drop on people that are just basically weapons that they drop on people murdering tens of thousands of people. And if you don't even care about the morality of that, then these people just turn around and they fucking hate you because they know, where are these blessings again? Either God lied or it Means something else. I mean, what are the blessings? Your kids turning trans, having trans kids. I know of one person who was on the board of Heritage whose kid turned trans and then their kid reported them to Antifa and Antifa showed up at their house. He had to step down. This is a guy who was America first is America first in the purest sense. Your kids are abandoning your confessional heritage and turning on you. Where are the blessings? Then there are the people who will say, yeah, and all of this, you know, let's bring it. All of this is so that Jesus will come back until Israel apparently incinerates every child, every, you know, old, old woman, child, woman, man in their immediate vicinity. Until that happens, Jesus won't come back. Some will say things have to actually, the world actually has to start getting worse. So why aren't you out there promoting transgenderism and gay rights? There are some churches that do that. Well, they don't do that, but they will not involve themselves in politics because they believe the world has to get worse or Jesus won't come back. And you wonder why for decades so many people left the church. You have a lot of younger people who are going back to church now, thank God. You know, from everything I hear, Gen Z is either people who are far right or far left. And the ones that are far right are investigating churches and going back. I can guarantee you they're not going to church that tells you if you bless Israel, you will be blessed because they'll be the first ones to tell you they don't feel the blessings. Sure, there are some. I know some Gen Zers who are doing amazingly well. But it also has to do with where you are in the country. And if you're going to tell people, well, you know, if you're having problems, if you're a Gen Z or and you're having problems in your area, why don't you just move to another area? Okay, Ben Shapiro. I'll leave where my ancestors are buried so I can go somewhere where I can find a job, support myself, maybe own a house, maybe be able to afford to have kids. While you take and advocate for as much money as possible to go to another country. And I'll never forget, Ben Shapiro, that you said you don't care about the browning of America. All it has to do with is, does that person support Israel or do they not? Where are the blessings? Have we not blessed Israel enough? Are we, I mean, should we be setting up shrines to the idf? This isn't me saying this. This is, you can look this up on Google. There was a Telegram channel called 72 Virgins Uncensored. It was operated by an IDF, a Department of the Israeli Defense Services. The channel was run by members of the Influencing Department of the IDF's Operations Directorate Propaganda Unit, which is responsible for psychological warfare. The IDF initially denied operating the channel, but an internal investigation prompted by an expose in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz confirmed its existence and origin. Not that Haaretz says that it happened, but because Haaretz reported on it, they did an internal investigation and reported that it happened. Key findings regarding this Telegram channel It was created on October 9, 2023, shortly after the October 7 attack attack and targeted an Israeli audience without authorization. It posted graphic content, including images and videos of dead or captured Palestinians, often accompanied by insightful and dehumanizing language EE calling Palest eg. Example calling Palestinians roaches. The content was intended to shatter the terrorist fantasy and encourage followers to share the material widely. Following the investigation, the unit's wartime commander was disciplined and that was an end to his military service. If you don't bless that guy and that department, you'll be cursed by God. At this point all I can say is I don't know that I can take any more blessings. How much worse can the curses be?