Yeah, George Galloway, uh, said that he's not going to fight for the Arabs anymore. Curious.

George, yeah, well, you know, it seems like, uh, when Bashar al-Assad, uh, left, he took a lot of Westerners with

him, or rather, the sheep's clothing that they had on got caught in the door of his getaway car, uh, and it left a lot

of wolves exposed. So now you see, just as I was saying before, you see all of these faux-pro

Palestinians, these, uh, uh, self-proclaimed anti-imperialists from Galloway to, you know, Scott Ritter, Vanessa, and so on,

whoever else, uh, when they see that the Muslims are getting freed from Iranian proxies, uh, that have been sowing

sectarian division and instability across the region, when you see that the Muslims are getting free from those

people, well, they scream bloody murder and they tell us that all hope is lost. You know, well, the way I see it,

Alhamdulillah, that just means that they themselves, uh, have actually lost hope themselves in their imperialist

colonizer subjugation project in the Middle East. That's what I see. So good riddance to bad

rubbish. These people were absolutely lusting for a region-wide war just as much as the neocons. In fact, they've never been

anything but neocons. They're neocon wolves in anti-imperialist sheep's clothing. Too many Muslims have been

fooled by them, the same way that many, uh, too many Muslims have also been fooled by Iran because of their braggadocious

rhetoric, you know, and they've been fooled by Hezbollah, which has always primarily been just an instrument for bolstering

Iranian influence in Lebanon and for undermining the Lebanese government. That's what Hezbollah's main mission has actually

been at least since, for the last 20 years, but all of them say things that we like to hear, even though they rarely

ever have, ever uh, lived up to the image that they crafted for themselves, uh, by means of their rhetoric. All of them, uh,

have actually, in reality, served the interests and the agendas of the colonizers in the Middle East. And so yes,

Alhamdulillah, if they are disheartened and they feel like they want to quit, well,

that's a good sign. They never wanted good for us; they never wanted good for us, and now they're hopeless about

preventing good from coming to us, so they have nothing left to say, and their silence is golden. Look, I've seen people

posing as pro-Palestinian, posing as pro-Muslim, and they're like frenemies, you know? Like if you listen to them, you

could literally, uh, hear the exact same things coming from the mouth of a Bibi or a Netanyahu or Smotrich. You know, 'Greater

Israel is being achieved, the Arabs are weak, the Arabs are defeated, the Muslims are defeated, Israel is going to take

over everything,' on and on and on. I mean, do you realize how fanatically Zionist you actually sound right now, by the

things that you're saying? You're saying it as if it's, as if you're lamenting it, so that we'll

listen to it, but you're trying to implant that in our heads. It's absolutely bizarre that we tolerate

people bigging up our enemies and deriding us, and we treat it as if it's someone

who is on our side. Look what happened: a hideous dictator was removed in Syria, and he was not removed by any militia,

and he was not removed by any rebellion; he was removed by the consensus of all of the major state power players, uh,

Turkey, Russia, China, the Gulf, GCC, Saudi Arabia, and with capitulation from Iran, this is nothing but a good thing. All of

the major players that have influence in Syria and in the region, they're all on the same page and they're coming

together to oust a horrendous, vicious, brutal dictator. How is that bad? And the

fact that all of these major players are on the same page, they are coordinating, they are cooperating, they are

negotiating, well that only bodes well for the future of Syria and the future of the region. Iran's disruptive influence

is being contained, and Iran does appear to be making an effort to accept the new reality and to adapt to the vision for

stability and regional cohesion. And this is good; this is all extremely positive. Look, Israel is being

led by a complete lunatic, a complete lunatic who cares nothing whatsoever about the best interests of his own

people. He's overstretching and overreaching beyond the capacity of the Israeli military and the Israeli economy.

He's making decisions in a delusional state of personal desperation and political panic. He's clearly terrified. Israel is

clearly terrified that Syria has been liberated from Assad, who they knew all along that they never had to fear. That's

why they're lashing out like a cornered, wounded animal, because yes, they are being surrounded. Israel is being

surrounded by a newly cohesive, newly organized, cooperative region that is increasingly acting with independent

autonomy and in defiance of the United States. So they can see that the end of the road is fast approaching for Zionism.

They can see it, and so can all of the cheerleaders of Israel who masquerade as

as critics who masquerade as anti-imperialists who masquerade as pro-Palestinian, so you see them and this is

their last-ditch effort to try to mislead you. This is their last-ditch effort. You see them trying to, uh, uh,

throw up their hands and tell you that the end is nigh, but hope is lost; trying to make you think that it's your end and

not theirs, and that your hope should be lost, when actually the reality is that their hope is lost about their own plans

and their own agenda in our region. I've said, uh, that the BRICS national OCF plan appears to be to support the

establishment of a soft empire across the Middle East and North Africa, which will most likely

be a sort of, uh, uh, economic and political collaboration, uh, between the GCC and Turkey. The Gulf has been pursuing

this; they've been pursuing this soft empire for quite some time through, uh, covert and overt means, through soft

power and through firepower here and there, such as in Syria over the past decade, uh, and unfortunately, tragically,

contemptibly in Sudan right now. They've been pursuing it through investment; they've been pursuing it through diplomacy,

through economic clout, through leverage, through trade-offs, and to some degree through exploitation and coercion and extortion. But by whatever means they

have been pursuing it, and I believe that they have been successful, uh, in pursuing it, and they've been successful enough, uh, in what

they've been trying to do that they've been able to convince BRICS and convince the national OCF that they

should back it, and I think they are backing it. With this support, the Iran obstacle to regional stability is

being dealt with, and Iran seems to understand that they do need to cooperate, and I believe they are trying

to cooperate, there's actually a level of unity and a level of solidarity across the Middle East that is absolutely

unprecedented in my lifetime, maybe even in a century. So yes, if someone is disgusted by this, if someone feels

frustrated by this, if they feel outraged about this, well then we know which side you're on and we know what you really want for

the Muslims and what you really want for the Arab world, the Middle East, the Muslim world, and it's not our side that you're

on and it's not our best interest that you want. Like I've said, in order for the regional plan to be successful,

militant groups have to be eliminated, conflicts in the region have to be ended, and Zionism has to

become untenable, which means basically unprofitable. The Israeli economy now, after more than a year of the Gaza genocide, the

Israeli economy is in tatters; their citizens are fleeing; their military is overstretched; their government is

unfathomably corrupt and fanatic; their prime minister is a fugitive; the entire global consensus is

against them. They're rapidly becoming a serious liability for America, a serious liability for the West; their whole

project is imploding before our eyes. It's not surprising that Israel, in its death throes, is flailing with increasing

violence. Violence and brutality have always been the lifeblood of the Zionist project, and it's expected, I think,

that its violence would intensify in its frenzied attempt to stay alive. But the more

outrageous Israel's savage violence becomes, the more it's weakened, and the more America and the collective West

SubhanAllah, lose any semblance of credibility and any influence worldwide. Because look, we all know what's supposed

to happen. We all know what's supposed to be done here. You know, the UN ceasefire resolution last Ramadan used the exact

same wording that was in the resolution that was used to justify NATO's actions against Libya. So you have a country that's

literally committing genocide, that's literally committing acts of war, acts of aggression, war crimes against at

least five different countries in the region. You know, you have a head of state who is incredibly unpopular, who is

mentally unstable, psychologically unstable. He's leading an extremist government, behaving in increasingly volatile and dangerous ways, putting the world on the edge of World War III. Obviously, if this was any other country, the West would launch

violent regime change, overthrow the government. You know, there would be a no-fly zone over Israel and Gaza, and any Israeli

aircraft would be shot down, and Israel would be subjected to a coalition bombing campaign that would reduce Tel

Aviv to rubble. You know, there'd be militias,

mercenaries marauding through the streets of Israel, just searching to try to find which sewer Netanyahu was

hiding out in, and he'd be apprehended and he'd be handed over to the International Criminal Court. That's

what's supposed to happen; that's what the West taught us is supposed to happen, because that's what they have done

elsewhere. So the very fact that they're not doing that, that they're not making that happen with regards to

Israel's belligerence, Israel's aggression, Israel's violence—the very fact that they're not making that happen

with regards to Israel completely discredits them on the global stage. I'm saying it completely obliterates

The West's legitimacy on the global stage. Israel has put Western hypocrisy on full display and exposed them for

what they are and for what they always have been: colonizers, raiders, looters, pirates, killers who think that a mask is an

airtight alibi. Israel and Zionism are absolutely sinking the collective West, and I don't doubt for a

minute that they're going to cut ties; they're going to cut them loose because Israel is an anchor, it's not a flotation

device, and the West is going to have to let them go sooner rather than later if they don't want to be dragged down into

"If goodness befalls you, they are displeased, and if evil, then they rejoice."

Middle Nation

Criticism of figures perceived as pro-Palestinian but ultimately serving Western interests.

George Galloway's stance on fighting for Arabs is questioned.

The speaker alleges that some Westerners aligned with Bashar al-Assad were exposed.

Individuals like Galloway and Scott Ritter are labeled as faux-Palestinians and neo-cons.

Their opposition to the liberation of Muslims from Iranian influence is highlighted.

The speaker criticizes Hezbollah's role in bolstering Iranian influence in Lebanon.

These figures are accused of serving colonizers' interests in the Middle East.

Analysis of the removal of Bashar al-Assad and its implications.

Assad's removal is attributed to a consensus among major state power players.

The speaker views the collaboration among these players as positive for the region.

Iran's disruptive influence is mentioned as being contained.

Israel's actions under its current leadership are described as erratic and dangerous.

Israel's actions are interpreted as a reaction to Syria's liberation and regional cooperation.

Discussion of a regional plan and the role of BRICS and the OCF.

The BRICS national OCF plan is mentioned as supporting a soft empire across the Middle East and North Africa.

The Gulf's pursuit of this soft empire through various means is detailed.

The speaker believes BRICS is backing this plan.

An unprecedented level of unity and solidarity in the Middle East is noted.

The speaker's perspective on the success of the regional plan and the decline of Israel.

The speaker outlines the conditions for the regional plan's success.

The dire state of the Israeli economy and government is described.

Israel's increasing violence is seen as a sign of its weakening position.

Israel's actions are argued to damage the credibility of the West.

Comparison of Israel's actions to past Western interventions and the hypocrisy involved.

The UN ceasefire resolution is compared to past resolutions used to justify interventions.

Israel's actions are described as acts of war and aggression.

The speaker contrasts Israel's treatment with how other countries would be treated.

The West's inaction regarding Israel's aggression is highlighted as hypocritical.

The speaker concludes that Israel is dragging the West down and will eventually be abandoned.