continues to behave the way it has been, that's right, mr. bosnic, uh, mr. nahvi, uh, before we introduce mr. bosnish before he joined us, you to, i don't know if i heard it correctly or not, you said zanis are the puppets of the us, the cia, uh, but i've had few analys here as well, they said that it's quite the opposite way around, the us, the western uh... allies of the israeli regime are the purpose of the zanas regime. well, it's, i think it's, it's apparent that it's that that is not the case, in the sense that when we when we say that the zianist entity cannot exist without the us support that it receives. so if the us stops supporting the zionist. can the zinanis sustain themselves

in west asia? they can't. the only reason why the zianists are in power over there is so that they can not only obviously implement and fulfill their own interests, but may the interests of the us. without the support of the us, the ziners cannot sustain themselves. the billions of dollars that are given to them in the form of bonds in the... form of military strength, military in weapons in in the form of donations from different private entities here in the us, it is absolutely ridiculous, it is unprecedented, we've not never seen this before in the past, the the amount of power, meaning let's take, let's let's let's take the example of idf soldiers who live here in the us, they go, they kill the... they come back and everything is fine,

the the role that the cia has played in training the mosad, the role that the cia has played in supplying these weapons of mass destruction to the zinist regime. where is the iron dome bill, where is the the david slinger bill? elbet systems, b and y melon, where where are these, where are the shareholders? block head martin, rayon, where do these companies get their power? black rock, black rock is here in the us, right? berkshire had the way, how how does israel sustain itself from financial standpoint? it is because of not just the support that the government gives, but also the structural, of the corporate structure of the us and the way it supports the zinist entity, without that support the... cannot sustain themselves over

there, it is impossible, it is the influence of the us in that region because of which you have players such as egypt and jordan still supporting the zin, right? so it is, it is without a shadow of doubt, i think there it is at this point, at this point, at this juncture of this genocide, it is not even open to debate, the only reason why this narrative is used is because right now we have nitin yahoo and bengaber, a far right extremist, tomorrow we may not have them, tomorrow we may have so-called leftest zinus of in power who will wash away the crimes of of his pre decessor, will that still justify the existence of the zionist regime, will that still justify two state solution? no, it will not, that is not a justifiable satisfactory answer, the... flight of the palestinians at

the hands of the zionist, the flight of the of region of west asia at the hands of the zinis has existed since 1948, sabra and shatila, let's not forget the past, nathan yahoo wasn't there, so th these all narratives that are built in order to say, oh well kamala harris doesn't support the genocide that is happening, but she considers srullah, a terrorist, the kamala harris and biden, they don't support the actions of of ben gavir and nitan yahoo and they want them to change their government, but then you have anthony of blincon taking the checkbook of the us treasury and giving them more than 135 billion dollars for this to to conduct this war, so so no, i mean, i think the world, i think the world has... really grown up now, i

don't think the world trusts conventional media anymore, we all read, we all understand, we all understand the the hanas, the the tricks of of the sabri, we understand those now, but they need to understand the staff of moses is still here, and that will be the end of the zinus and the us empire, these games won't work anymore, it has become old, the the chess game is being dictated by the axis of resistance now, and these martterdoms are only igniting, igniting, are only igniting the the strength. and the resilience of the resistance. that's right, mr. nafi. back to mr. bosing. mr. bosing, we talked about your initial thoughts on the assassination of the hisbollah leader. i wanted to know your thoughts about martidum as well, that they say he is blessed, that he's been martered. obviously in islam, they

see marteredom as a blessed. that's one of the questions i wanted to ask you and also what does natural assassination mean for hezballah's future. operations. well, let's start from the top here. of course, i'm a practicing christian and i also believe that martterdom in the interest of god is is holy thing. of course, jesus christ was martered, and i believe that christ is considered holy man in islam, and we share this fundamental belief that giving one's life in the service of god is an essential act when one. to do has to make a choice between good and evil. um, i believe that in a war situation, which is actually what is happening here, the people who survive have an obligation to defend themselves and to defend their rights, and they will take up the flag of battle that

has been, that has fallen from the hands of the former leaders of the struggle, and that the struggle will become stronger and will spread among more people. i can't tell you that here, living in canada and traveling frequently to the united states and in europe, that the support for israel is its lowest level in my memory. i'm 63 years old, there has never been a time in the western world that the support for israel has been this low, and that is because it is impossible given the internet and access to information that is not controllable by state governments, it's impossible to tell the lie that israel is the victim in this situation. we have a clear picture, we have multiple sources from all sides of the conflict, and we have access to information from observers

from different political and religious points of view. now one thing did want to mention is that do think that we should not waste too much time about the debate about who cont "i am of the of the opinion that the israel lobby actually controls the united states. i've worked for two years in washington as lobbist, and i've seen what happens when a representative of the israel lobby walks in the door of the white house. i've seen what happens when a member of the israel lobby walks in the door of senate officers. i've seen what happens when a member of the israel lobby walks in the..." door of a regular congressman, it's an immediate attention and salute from the american congressman to the to member of foreign lobby. now the foreign lobby that we call the israel lobby is not

exclusively jewish, nor is it exclusively based in israel. there are entire elements of christianity which consider the defense of israel. fundamental to their interpretation the christian scriptures, so what we have here in my opinion is much more like a simese twin, we have israel and america joined at the pocket book. what that means is the american political system is a money driven system. if you do not have hundreds of millions of dollars, you cannot become the... president of the united states, if you do not have tens of millions of dollars, you cannot become a senator or a congressman. those moneys are usually obtained from lobbies. the richest and most powerful lobby in america is the israel lobby. the israel lobby includes

jews, and it includes many christians who believe that it's their duty as christians to support israel no matter what israel does, but i want to remind you that in 1967. israel attacked the uss liberty at an american ship at sea and america did nothing to israel. that would imply to me that when israel can attack and kill american soldiers, and america can do nothing in response. it suggests to me that there is a large degree, if not full degree of power in the hands of the israeli lobby which can dictate things to us presidential candidates, and that's what we're seeing today. we have two zionists running for president of the united states of america. you do not have to be an israeli or a jew to be a zionist. donald trump is a

zionist and camela harris is a zionist because they believe in a ethnically based state in which the chosen people of god, the jews, according to their interpretation, have a god-given right to have the state of israel at their command and under their control. i disagree with that view, i believe that that view is. mentally anti-democratic. that's right, mr. bosich. mr. bosich, if you could stay with us, i have one question with mr. nahvi before we let him go. mr. nahvi, you mentioned uh media, how was media changed in these few years, let's say past decade, past two decades, how was it changed? and we know that there's a mainstream media monopoly, how could this change in the future as well? how is this? seen this transition so far? well, i think the biggest issue with mainstream media

or conventional media cuvering what was happening on ground was their absence from the ground, they would use third party paid employees who didn't even work for these media out to get their information, so hence the information was highly flawed, and not just that, but it was also b, you had the cncs of the... or controlling the narrative of what was happening in let's say syria or lebanon right, but now you have outlets such as min press news, you have out such as press tv, gray zone, breakthrough news, who are actively who have active on ground reporters, they have people working for them from lebanon, from iran so that they can get on ground information more than that. "you now have tv channels that are run by the resistance faction, so we have almanar that

is owned by hisbullah, the yemanies have their own media out to which we can get authentic information as to what's happening on ground, and then as far as hammas and islamic jihad are concerned and other resistance forces like the abu ali mustafa brigade is concerned of the pflp, um, they the way they have..." recorded and covered their actions it is we've never seen this before without the coverage of the of the missions that hizbullah has conducted of for hammas and islamic jihad and the other resistance factions have conducted without their coverage we wouldn't have any ammo to show the world we wouldn't have we wouldn't see those footages of brother in flip flops coming out of a tunnel and bombing a merkaver

tank, we wouldn't see that, we wouldn't see the resilient lebanese consistently since october the 8th conducting missions and operations on the northern front and how they strategically and systematically were attacking the military. equipment of the zionist, how they were conducting missions of espianage on the the zionist, we wouldn't have known, we wouldn't have seen the hood hood, we wouldn't have seen all of this, and hence the reason why things are now changing is because we see that the opponents of the empire, the opponents of the zinist regime have taken the narrative in their control, and so there is an there is... now the option for the world, for people of conscience to

search and get that information. this was something that wasn't available before, this was something that wasn't available in 2006, and that's why we see that truly like like my respected colleague mentioned, that the narrative in canada and even the us and everywhere else in the world has changed, we have won the... soft war, thanks to yahya sanwar and the alaqa flood, we have changed the narrative, the issue of palestine was dying, it was being normalized, but it was the hero. mission of the flood that changed everything, that changed everything, the the war on narrative, the software has been won by the resistance faction, there is no doubt about that anymore, the question now is that now that people know the difference between right and wrong, between good and evil, now

that the devastation in the genocide is clear, now that they know how cruel, evil and wicked. the zinist regime is now what? it it's really something that the world collectively needs to think about, they need to hold their politicians accountable. let's say even if the zin are controlling the us empire for even though disagree with that, but let's say i was to agree with that, then what is the responsibility of those people who live here in the us and they and they understand the evil? genocidal evil that their tax dollars are supporting, these are questions that we need to ask ourselves, what kind of sacrifice are people in canada, in the in the us, in the uk, in germany, are mere protests enough coming out on the streets, you and and and protesters are attacked by the brutal police forces in

different states and countries, and yet they keep on protesting, which is which is... amazing, their resilience is is is on point, but are we truly holding our so-called leaders accountable for their actions? is something that we think about, the world is silent, it's been a whole year of this genocide, say nasrullah, the most moral military leader of the strongest non-state acting military force of the world has been martered, the zin have crossed all limits, they have crossed all red lines, yet the world remains silent, the un remains silent, nathan, the natan yahoo addresses the un assembly in new york, and we are still

silent, thank you, thank you, mr. nahvi, as always, mr. m. nahvi activist and commentator who joined us from houston uh thank you mr. nahvi, we'll be talking to you uh again soon as well and uh, i think we have mr. scott bennett with us as well, mr. scott bennett, former us army psychological warfare officer from san francisco. uh, mr. bennett, are you with us? maybe not yet. okay, let's go back to... mr. bennet, okay, mr. bosnic, back to you again, mr. boz, sorry for the wait, mr. boznic, uh, i wanted you to talk about, as mr. navi said, the importance of media, especially social media uh, in this day and age, especially right now, well, i think

these are these are the um, earliest movements towards some kind of democratic media in the west, but i'm i'm in touch with the people at gray zone for example, it's one the leading media, social media sites that is condemning the war crimes and genocide by israel, both of the main presenters are of jewish origin, and that is the only... way that they are able to have somewat of a free hand to criticize israel. if a person criticizes israel in social media, and that person is not of jewish descent or jewish origin. that person is usually called a nazi in north america. i've been called a nazi for

appearing on press tv, people are afraid to speak out on this... in north america, and i have to give great praise to those jewish north americans who are coming forward with the moral objections to the war crimes and the genocide being conducted by israel, because actually they are the only people who have some degree of freedom to express that view here in north america. i'm appearing with you on press tv. i've appeared on russia. television, i've appeared on chinese television, but there was a time when i was carried on all western tv, i was on msnbc, i was on cnn, i was on canadian cbc i was on deutsche vale, i was on bbc, i am absolutely not permitted on those media, by the editors of all of those media because of my

statements on this subject, under no circumstances can one word be heard from me on this subject, and i am not alone, there are hundreds of political analysts and commentators who simply cannot get on the mainstream. media: okay, so you say that the social media is making some kind of ice break into this colossal glacier of media control, but if you look at the gray zone, the greay zone for example, is very, very well researched independent reporting operation, the greay zone a story about israel will get 50,000 views. a good day, and after few days they may get 200 thousand views. on an excellent story that has such good reporting

and such good video and documentation, they might get half million views. compare that to cnn, msnbc, abc and all the other network television stations in america, and we're comparing a half million views. to a minimum of 150 million views, that means their voice is 300 times louder and more visible than our voices. this is replicated around the western world, the same in england, the leader of the british labor party was deposed because he didn't take a pro israel stance. we have presidents and prime ministers of countries removed a moment's notice if they don't endorse the the position of the israel lobby. i understand your correspondents comment from

houston, but i think that a person like myself who was born here in the west and grew up here and came to a certain position in political life. i ran for public office here, i was the longest serving student union leader in north. american history, i can tell you that getting the word of truth out to the ears and eyes of the public is blockaded more than anything else in this society by the israel lobby, and i think that these may be the opening shots of a battle for the minds the people of the world, but this will be a long and difficult battle, and the media in your region and the media that you have. have has just just scratched the surface of this issue, we have at least 10 years of

continuous information warfare to pursue, and there is no guarantee that we will succeed. mr. boz, let's hope for the best and let's hope for peace. there you have it, mr. john boznic, journalist, activist and political analyst from federicton, canada. mr. bosen, she's always nice talk. to you sir, thank you, thank you. now uh, let's cross over to san francisco where we have mr. scott bennett, former us army psychological warfare officer. mr. bennett, nice to see you again, uh, mr. bennett, your initial thoughts on the assassination of the hezballah leader said hasan nasrulah, what were your thoughts when you heard about the news? well, let me first say uh, to to reply to mr. bosich's comments, i concurr. for the most part, the the american media, the zionist media has had a strangle hold on information, however i disagree with him a 10-year uh forecast, i do

not think it's going to be that long at all, because there are multidimensional effects cascading upon us as we speak, and nasrala's assassination is one of the critical uh moments and time that is going to trigger a large portion of this avalanche, so i think... we are going to see major changes uh in the us media, the us political structures, academia, because it's going to be driven by the people of the united states, the people the united states are recognizing this hypocrisy and this evil and this war mongering agenda that the jewish talmudic zionists have pushed them in since 911 and it's taking a long time for the sleeping giant to wake up, but it is waking up, so i don't believe it'll be 10 year. at all, i believe it'll be in the next one to five years, if not less than that, you will see major changes in the us, starting with uh november 7th coming up in the election,

whether or not there's election is immed. material, the country is near a revolution because of the precise actions that israel is taken with the murder ofrala, because this threatens every american as well, because the their zionist captured congress and military industrial complex is going to push for an engagement, push for a involvement for profit, which equals war, and the american people don't want that, so you are seeing the... force between the people and their government, which is best to find is civil war, revolutionary war, and people have an appetite for it right now, but moving into the nezrala assassination, i think this was a terrible miscalculation that the israelis really haven't thought through, because they're incapable of any judgment, any logic, any reason, they are driven by an insane, obsessive, hysterical, blood rage, emotional

hatred uh that for anyone non-jewish essentially, and they masquerade it towards america to use america to abuse and steal its money and corrupt and blackmail its politicians, but the underlinging nature of israel is hatred, hatred and and vile just every form of perversion and and wickedness from tel aviv and its homosexual centrality of sodom and gomorah. to the uh genocide of gaza and now to the war against the lebanese people, and that's what the nazralla assassination represents. this was the beginning of official war against the lebanese people. it was not against hisbala's leadership, it was against everyone who looked at nazral as a father figure, as a political icon, as inspiring religious leader, which i would say is the vast majority of both christians and muslims. uh

in lebanon as well as turkey and syria and jordan and egypt and iraq and iran and pakistan and indonesia and all over the muslim world, they looked at nazrala as a rational, reasonable, scholarly erodite, intelligent, restrained and moderate man uh who who uh gave israel a chance to survive by uh pleading for peace and uh restraint. and sadly he was betrayed by israel and murdered by israel in this pre- planning of invasion, so what it's going to do in the next week, of course you will see thousands, if not tens of th thousands of funeral processions uh all across the middle east that will mobilize the energy of the people into a more direct conflict with israel, and uh any hopes that...