https://youtu.be/o4oj4zkiirw Over these long decades, the Palestinian people suffered all forms of oppression, injustice, expropriation of their fundamental rights and the apartheid policies. The Gaza Strip, for example, suffered as of 2007 from a suffocating blockade over 17 years which turned it to be the largest open-air prison in the world. The Palestinian people in Gaza also suffered from five destructive wars\ aggressions all of which “Israel” was the offending party. The people in Gaza in 2018 also initiated the Great March of Return demonstrations to peacefully protest the Israeli...

https://youtu.be/OVjvyaXgf_w When you said 'inflaming the passions of the feeble-minded' I thought, isn't that what politicians do? Isn't that their like their whole deal? They're the ones that we should be worried about. When they're the arbiters of what can be said and they're picking and choosing what people can hear that makes it less likely for the truth to get out. Of course when you have any monopolist on speech you're going to get things tilted in favor of things that serve the interest of that arbiter of truth and you get further away from the truth. Free Speech doesn't guarantee...

https://youtu.be/QRLnq2PNZ9c Anyone who considers themself to be pro-life must unapologetically oppose the mass murder of civilians and destruction of cities so late in the war (February 1945). Yes, I agree the fetus is a living being, and so are German civilians. Anyone who claims to oppose ‘inequality’ must recognize there is no greater inequality than a living person murdering another person. Yes, paying a person a low wage is unequal to those with high wages, but the ultimate inequality occurs in the mass murder of civilians in wartime. - Keith Knight, The Ultimate Case Against the...

https://youtu.be/sjjDnmmtfFU Also in 1997, an open letter signed by former President Eisenhower’s granddaughter Susan, and 50 important foreign policy establishment leaders, warned in part, “The current U.S.-led effort to expand NATO ... is a policy error of historic proportions. We believe that NATO expansion will decrease allied security and unsettle European stability.” They warned that expansion would strengthen Russian hardliners and marginalize the democrats, provoke their reevaluation of the post-Cold War settlement, galvanize resistance to signing important nu- clear treaties, and...

https://youtu.be/TkJc66nL19c At the time, Henry Lewis Stimson was the U.S. Secretary of War, and in the 1946 “Investigation of the Pearl Harbor Attack” Stimson’s diary is brought into evidence. On page 177, the report cites a diary entry from November 25, 1941, almost two weeks before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Stimson wrote, General Marshall and I went to the White House, where we were until nearly half past one. At the meeting were [Secretary of State Cordell] Hull, [Secretary of the Navy Frank] Knox, [Chief of Staff of the Army George C.] Marshall, [Chief of Naval Operations...

https://youtu.be/vdFBoGZycRI The second week of August the British Ambassador appeared at the treasury Department to ask that three billion dollars be converted into gold. Whether we honored or denied this request the consequences of our action would be fraught with danger, if we gave the British the gold they wanted then other countries might rush to get theirs if we refused then that would be an admission that our concern that we could not meet every potential demand for conversion into gold.... There was substantial disagreement on closing the gold window, in other words suspending the...

https://youtu.be/KB4JaO7v-FI What makes government a unique institution in society is its widely recognized right to achieve its ends via threats of violence against nonaggressors. This is why you would go to jail for trying to “tax” someone’s income, or if you attempted to “regulate” the commercial interactions of strangers, or “declared war” on one of your foes. - Keith Knight, Domestic Imperialism: Nine Reasons I Left Progressivism Watch on Rumble Watch on Odysee Watch on X Watch on BitChute Watch on Facebook

https://youtu.be/gPb5fTLP92s "How many are interested in the unfairness that has made us so much more fortunate than people in previous centuries? If the average American of today could be transported back over the centuries and become a nobleman in the Middle Ages, that would produce a reduced standard of living and a shorter life span. Maybe that is the reason to count our blessings instead of our grievances." - Thomas Sowell, Thanksgiving and "Fairness" Watch on X Watch on Rumble Watch on Odysee Watch on BitChute