voice uh with us booker, i do apologize for that, hold to your thoughts uh, let me come to you scott bennett. scott bennet, uh, let's talk about the west bank a little bit, and i'd like to get your impression as to what the us uh treasury secretary janet diallen said months ago when it came to the israeli regime with holding the um revenues from the taxes which the palestinian authority needs in order to disburse it to its staff, um, but it came out with a stark warning to pm netanyahu saying, don't do that, because if you have the occupied west bank fall apart, then that in a... sense, although she didn't say it in these words, would become an existential threat to the regime itself if the west bank was to explode like the gaza strip has a process that's in the making but nothing compared to the gaza strip so the us is concerned that the west bank doesn't fall apart, it has even issued, i think sanctions against settlers, which is uh quite strange, why is it that the the us is concerned in that regards, but not so much when it when it comes to the gaza strip, i think the us is simply trying

marian, thank you very much for those updates. i would also like to uh welcome to the program scott bennett, political commentator joining us from san francisco, us. and uh more on the note of uh the recent attacks in southern lebanon uh the regime's excuse for at least part of their excuse for uh the uh the surge of aggressions in southern lebanon is that they apparently want to create safe zone along the northern parts of the occupied territory uh for the uh for those who have escaped from there who have fled from uh the northern occupied territories to return safely, at least that is their claim. uh, but i want to know scott, your comments and your thoughts on these perhaps excuses. well, i think the israelis are trying to do to lebanon and the surrounding areas of near northern israel, the same thing they did to palestine and gaza, to demolish it into rubble and ruin and make it uninhabitable. they're also doing decapitation strikes to try and target the senior. leadership, and i believe they are going to try and take a similar decapitation strikes against iran. i would not be surprised

thank you so much, sorry to uh jumped in there because we want to get to uh scott bennett and i'd like to get to scott bennett, but before that, i'd like to uh talk about the democratic national convention uh event that took place uh in the us, this was on august 22nd, formally announcing the nomination of vp camala harris as the presidential candidate, now this is what she had to say when it came to the us israel genocide in the gaza strip. with respect to the war in gaza, president biden and i are working around the clock, because now is the time to get hostage deal and a cease fire deal, done, and let me be clear, and let me be clear, i will always stand up for israel's right to defend itself, and i will always ensure israel has the ability to defend. itself, because the people of israel must never again face the horror that a terrorist organization called hamas caused on october 7. unspeakable. camala harris there, did you notice how he's she said that there needs to be a ceasefire to come about, and before she could even finish that sentence practically, she said that israel has t

time for decisive action is now. to give you more insight on that issue, we are now joined by scott bennett, he is a former us army psychological warfare officer. mr. bennet, welcome to the program, i hope you're well. my first question for was this: many argue that the west selectively applies international law, why do you think israel's actions often escape scrutiny or consequences? well, we've seen this pattern of empire building through corrupting and using organizations as front mechanisms, you have no further to look than nato as simply an extension of the american military empires and world war ii, uh, you have the european union in a sense, which does the us bidding because it is spied upon and blackmail and extortion and bribes are routinely given to european politicians, and you have the united nations, which is very similar mechanism that is really an extension of foreign policy, soft power, a diplomatic espinage, and all kinds of tyrany and and military uh uh bullying. you look no further also than the iraq invasion in 2003 when the united states unilaterally invaded iraq, despi

now let's cross over to our other guests, scott bennett joins us right now from san francisco. mr. bennett, welcome to this program uh, we were talking last night, you said that the israelis are trying to isolate themselves, do you think that they are still on the same path, what are the uh end games of israeli here, israeli regime here, and uh, what what is going to happen? well, what the israelis are incapable of understanding is that their belligerancy is not being translated into happy, persuasive words that somehow change the behaviors and the minds of the people listening to them. the israelis are occupying uh or or are existing and operating under a form of labotomized mindset that is clouded and blinded with arrogance and racial because internally, mentally, culturally, legally, governmentally, they have existed since 1948 in a progressively souring, foul, rotten state of belligerancy against everyone in their neighborhood who is not a jewish talmudic zionist, including the christians who are stupid enough to come visit israel from america, who are also deluted. under chris

bennett, that was former us army psychological warfare officer, scott bennett joining us from san francisco, uh, we're going to continue with robert andlakish who's joining us uh in uh calgary. uh, robert, um, let's talk about this uh, retaliatory operation by uh, iran in the broader picture, take care, and that's um, looking at it, uh in uh in the context of the gaza genocide which is approaching its one-year anniversary right now, can iran's retaliation impact uh israel's war on gaza, at the end of the day we know that the main objective right now for regional countries is to stop the genocide in gaza and see immediate ceasefire. i believe it could have a significant impact if this escalates if israel chooses to uh... go the reckless route and uh decides to attack iran in an unprecedented way and iran responds immediately with uh its missile power and actually deals a larger blow to the israelis, we see another wave of retaliatory uh attacks and iran decides to really show its strength. i believe that the united states at that point would realize israel is on the road to its own dits own

scott bennett, former us army, official joining us from san francisco. thank you. now let's cross over to one of our guests here, nicholas iola joins us live from new york. uh, he's a political activist and a writer. uh, mr. ailda, welcome to the program, i hope you're well. uh, first share with us your initial thoughts on the recent israeli airstrike on uh, on dah. well, i think this is mostly response to israel's recent failures and trying in their ground invasion against lebanon, and really uh, hezball has been able, hezball's defense of lebanon, and... "you no, israel has always had very powerful air force, but that air force really is only meant to terrorize the populis, terrorized civilians, and and this is really i think what all these attacks are are really..." meant to do uh, this is part of in my opinion, not just a terrorist campaign, but psychological campaign to really just frighten and and um scare the people into submission, but as you know, as we've seen that's that's just not happening, people are becoming more steadfast and the resistance is becom

scott bennett who's joining us from san francisco, mr.i want to get your thoughts on the recent anti-israeli retaliatory operations carried out by the islamic republic, which has come to be known as true, true promise to. well, i think the faces of the iranian people are a confirmation of the success of iran's response, the jubilant joy, the the... happiness, the uh the sense of uh justice that is eminating and radiating from them is uh enormously positive, and i think this is not a cry for bloodshed or violence or any kind of murderous rampage, this is a celebratory cry of rejoicement and exaltation to god for firing a a response to murderous. psychopathic regime, and i'll tell you one thing, i can bet you that the israeli top generals are right now planning for the inevitable removal of netanyahu by kudet or a... assassination or something, because i think they realize with iran's response, they really have no chance to escalate as they were hoping to do, and in fact, this is the beginning of the end of the israeli netanyahu regime, i w