Iran is Lost

Okay, so the title of this piece is, Iran is Lost. I think you all saw yesterday where Israel attacked Iran again, and it doesn’t look at this point as if it did much damage. And that’s because you know the Iranians have evolved over the years. We’re not living in 1953 anymore where the US can just have its way with people. And besides that, the Iranians have made a deal with the Russians and the Chinese to fortify themselves. And they’re not going to be pushed around; things are not going to go back to those days where the United States can just come in and overthrow the government and put in a puppet like the Shah. 

It’s a different world we live in. The problem is that we have people in the United States who graduate from these Ivy League institutions. I know I harp on it a lot, but it’s important to hammer it home that they come from these institutions where they are taught to believe that we Americans are the masters of the universe.

I shouldn’t say we because I’m not one of these people. I didn’t go to an Ivy League school, but they did, and they believe they are the masters of the universe.  And they still think it’s 1953, and they want to dominate everyone.

And the problem is that Iran is lost, it’s gone. Now, I’m not saying that’s right. I mean, after all, it was the West who went over there and founded the oil business there. We’re the ones who taught the rest of the world how to drill for oil, how to get it out of the ground.

So I mean, there is some justification for the United States and Great Britain to be involved in those parts of the world, but there’s no justification for us bullying them and dominating them and holding them over a barrel. Unfortunately, we have leaders in this country who can’t evolve and they’re not going to evolve.

And they keep looking at Iran as if it’s their own personal property. And that’s a dangerous thing. 

The problem that we have in our world today is with the leaders. We send them to these Ivy League institutions, and we in our Kim Jong-un society raise them to believe that they’re better than everyone else and that they’re smarter than everyone else. Now if you confront some of these people, they may try to play it small, they may try to play it humble, and they might say, no, no, no, we don’t think we’re better than anyone else. But they clearly do believe that they’re better than anyone else. That’s why they matriculated at these schools. Why did they go to Harvard? Why did they go to Yale? Why did they go to Princeton? You know, they could have gone to a regular school; there was nothing stopping them. They could have gone to Penn State. There are thousands of schools they could have gone to. Why did they go there?

Knowledge is shared throughout all schools. Educational techniques are shared throughout all schools. Teaching techniques don’t vary that much. So why did they go there? They went there because they got suckered into this concept of being one of the best and the brightest.

So I don’t care what pretty words they throw at you, the false humility they may project, they went there because they wanted to join a club. They wanted to be perceived as the top of the top. And that’s totally antithetical to Christianity because Christianity teaches us not to be that way. So they revealed who they were the day they matriculated at these universities. And so they do think they’re the masters of the universe. 

Now some of them are at least honest and they just come out and state it. You have to respect that. A few years ago I remember Robert Kraft of the New England Patriots got into a little scrape with Richard Sherman, the football player. Robert Kraft went to Harvard, Richard Sherman went to Stanford. Okay, now to me, all schools, educationally, they’re all good, they’re all the same, they teach the same information. I don’t distinguish between Harvard, Stanford, and a  local community college, I don’t care where you go. But that’s not how Robert Kraft feels. That’s not how he felt. And he revealed this when he got into this little scrape with Richard Sherman, because he made some little comment that was reported in the paper where he cast aspersions on Stanford, in other words, indicating that he thought it was an inferior school. So clearly Robert Kraft, a graduate from Harvard, believes that he’s at the top of the heap. Now, it just so happens that he’s right, but not for the right reasons. He’s at the top of the heap because we’ve set up this ridiculous, totally ridiculous society where Harvard graduates, graduates from Yale, Princeton get all these special perks.

They get a first class ticket on the jet. And because everybody bows down to them, they sit at the top of the heap – but not because the schools are superior in what they teach, not because they have any superior educational techniques. It’s because we’ve created this Kim Jong-un society where we’ve programmed people to defer to these guys.

So that’s all part of the problem we have in our country today in that we have elected people in power who come principally from these schools. And they think they’re better than us here at home, and that’s reflected in the disintegration of American society with increased homelessness and drug addiction and all sorts of problems, which they refuse to solve. It’s also reflected in how they treat the rest of the world. They treat people from other countries like they’re inferiors. So that’s why someone like Obama can come out and call Russia a JV nation. That’s why we have this bullying approach to the world. 

Now, Israel is part of us. They’re the 51st state in the United States. They’re the 51st star on the American flag, whether they want to admit it or not. I know the Israelis don’t want to hear that, but they really are. They’re another state in the United States. And look how Israel treats the rest of the people in that area of the world. They treat them like crap.

Look at how we the US  treat these Arabs, because we’re with Israel, Israel and the United States. We treat the Palestinians like crap. We treat Syrians, Iranians, we treat them like they’re garbage. We couldn’t care less about them. And that’s a reflection of our leaders.

We regularly invade Syria with our bombing excursions. We do the same thing to Iran. There have been numerous, numerous excursions into Iran since 2010. We’ve killed nuclear scientists. We’ve bombed this place. We’ve bombed that place.

We do the same thing in Syria. We do whatever we want over there. And the reason we do it is because we feel, hey, we’re better than anyone else. We can do what we want. Now, the people over there, the Arabs, according to our leaders, are a bunch of barbarians. And they feel, hey, it’s our world, it’s our playground. Right? See, and that’s a wrong philosophy to have. And that all comes because our leadership is trained to believe that they’re the best and the brightest. Does that make sense? The Kim Jong-un society we have created here in the United States transposes itself to the Kim Jong attitude we have for the rest of the world. I’m not criticizing the American people. The American people are regular people.

They’re good people. They’re okay. The problem is that our government, our institutions got hijacked by these Ivy League bozos who are like a bunch of mini Kim Jong-uns who only look after themselves.  They only think of themselves; they give themselves all sorts of awards; they give themselves all sorts of riches; they live in their private little enclaves around the United States; they have their houses around the world, and they treat the rest of the world like crap.

And we as Americans, we get tagged with that because we go along with them. So what’s happened as a result of that? What’s happened as a result of that is that the rest of the world is taking notice. They’ve seen what we’ve done in Southeast Asia. They’ve seen what we’ve done in the Middle East. And they’re not going to take it anymore.

And the global South is getting together now. That’s why you have this recent BRICS summit. You have these nations coming together and they’re saying, you know what, this world order that the United States and the United Kingdom and the Western nations in Europe created, this isn’t working for us. We want something better. Now I’m not saying that BRICS is going to be better, not even saying that BRICS is going to succeed.

They may not succeed. You must never underestimate the ruthlessness of our leaders. They are truly ruthless people. And like I’ve said before, they’ll blow up the world before they allow anybody to compete with them. They’ll do it. But these other nations in the global south, they’re tired of the raping of their minerals, okay? They’re tired of these one-sided agreements that the United States fashions with the thugs who we install in these third world nations. And so they’re saying, hey, we want something different. And the United States, if it wants to succeed in the world, if the United Kingdom wants to succeed in this world, we’re going to have to recognize that. We’re going to have to change our game plan. We’re going to have to move to something different.

We’re going to have to adopt the model that John Kennedy wanted to prosecute way, way back in 62-63 where he wanted the United States to be a partner with the rest of the world, not a bully. He said we don’t want to enforce the Pax Americana upon the globe. We want to work with other nations. Now see that that’s the ticket. That’s what we need to do that’s the way we need to go, and the problem is that we have these bozos in charge now who can’t see that; they can’t see that it’s their attitude that’s the problem.

Okay, thanks a lot.

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