Inside Colonel Black’s views on U.S., NATO, and Ukraine

2024-07-27 00:57:11

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Welcome back, Senator Black.

1Speaker 1
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Thank you, Mike. I enjoyed being with you again.

2Speaker 2
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Oh, it's always great having you on, sir. Now, we only have three segments. I mean, talking to you, we could do a half a day. But let's start it up, and let's just say, at this point, would you like to start with Ukraine, Syria, the election, wherever you want to go, you got the first segment. Let's roll it.

1Speaker 1
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Yeah. Let's just sort of have an update on Ukraine to start with.

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You know, I thought it was very interesting to look into what J.D. Vance had said about Ukraine. You know, President Trump has already said that he's going to end the war. He said on the first day, he'll end the Ukraine war. And of course, the war has been just sucking up resources like no tomorrow.

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$60 billion was passed. Huge, huge flood of money went over there. And we've already spent like $41 billion out of the $60 billion. So now they're going to want some more. So it's just a never-ending bloodletting of American taxpayer money to go over to Ukraine and to keep this ridiculous war propped up.

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But anyway, so now J.D. Vance is the nominee for vice president, and he is even more strongly against the Ukraine war than President Trump, if that's possible. And I just want to point out a couple of things. he said. You know, he's one of the leading opponents of the war in Ukraine against Russia.

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And he says, quote, I think it's ridiculous that we're focused on this border in Ukraine. I got to be honest with you. I don't really care what happens to Ukraine one way or the other. And then he also led the battle in the Senate that delayed this $60 billion military package for Ukraine. And when he finished, he spoke to the press and he said, quote, I voted against this package in the Senate and remain opposed to virtually any proposal for the United States to continue funding this war.

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So he's very, very critical of the Ukraine war, harshly criticized Poland's pro-war Prime Minister, Donald Tusk, who said he's arresting his political opponents, and critical of Berlin's military, says their military is a basket case and their energy policy is idiotic. And in any event, it just shows that, you know, anybody who thought that the vice president on nominee would have some some distance between himself and President Trump on ending the Ukraine war really has been sadly disappointed, because, you know, he and President Trump are in lockstep. They want to end the war. They want to stop the outflow of U.S. tax money to basically just to have this war of provocation against Russia, where we're trying to move NATO right up virtually to the border of Russia.

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And and then, of course, once that's done, any NATO country is allowed to host nuclear.

2Speaker 2
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weapons. So let me ask you something, Senator Black, did they call him a Russian puppet for for going against the war war package in the Senate? Did they call him out on that?

1Speaker 1
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I don't know. I mean, that's that's sort of a typical approach is to say that anybody who who doesn't want bloodshed is a Putin puppet. And so, yeah, I don't. I couldn't tell you what, you know.

2Speaker 2
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Well, he's right on when he says, you know, Germany's a basket case, including their energy policy. You know, it's just. NATO is just a figment of of what it was once, you know, when it's heyday. And James Baker, there is so much on the Web. James Baker, who was a secretary of state for Bush, senior, you know, he made promises to the Russians at the time and said, and it's documented, it's documented in our archives that we would not move NATO any any closer to Russia than where it is right.

1Speaker 1
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now. So, you know, it's not one inch further beyond the German border. And now, you know, at that time, the collapse of the Soviet Union presented mankind with this, this historic opportunity. Yes, sir. You know, to control nuclear arms.

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President Reagan did a great job of implementing a number of arms control treaties that that tamped down the use of nuclear weapons. And we had a thousand mile buffer between the nuclear border of Germany and the nuclear border of Russia. So if something went wrong, if there was suddenly something that showed up on the on the radars, we had a hotline where the president of the United States could pick up the phone and call the, you know, the head of Russia and say, hey, look, what's going on? We're seeing something unusual. And they could, you know, they could explain, oh, we had.

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we had this situation and and then they'd resolve it. Today, we have marched inexorably, just administration after administration, marching towards the Russian border. And the closer we get, the greater the danger of a nuclear incident that will prompt a global war. And the under under Biden, under Obama, before him, we have this idea that we are going to move nukes right to the border of Russia. And what happens then is that once you've got the nuclear weapons right at the border, you're only talking a few minutes before nuclear missiles can strike Moscow.

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And that requires the Russians then to rely on artificial intelligence and set the whole thing in place to where, if something shows up on their radars, instead of picking up the phone saying, hey, what's going on? There's, there's an anomaly in the system. Instead, you're going to have to have the A.I. computers. just decide whether we're going to have a nuclear holocaust or not.

2Speaker 2
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That is very dangerous stuff to Mike. What do you think of that?

1Speaker 1
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Yeah, I think so. I think the whole world, too.

2Speaker 2
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And I'd be interested in your view, Colonel. I think the whole world is lucky that Putin is in charge of Russia at the moment. I can't remember in the history reading that I have done, very many sovereigns who would have put up with what he has put up with in terms of destruction in his own country, in.

1Speaker 1
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a war. that's none of the none of our business, at least.

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And he's just been a very patient man, a tough guy, obviously, but really a patient and thoughtful guy, almost like he had, you know, he was worried about the chaos of the American government and didn't want to push it too far.

1Speaker 1
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Yeah, we, you know, we tried to spread this, this propaganda, at the very beginning, when, when we got got started on this, you know, they floated this idea of Mad Vlad, Vladimir Putin was, he was a mad man, you know, he's, he's this and that. And it turns out he's he's clearly the most rational, unemotional individual. He makes decisions in a very, very cautious, very calculated way. And we have we have, you know, poked the Russians with a sharp stick in the eye so many times, trying to elicit some sort of a reaction that would allow us then to start World War Three. We, early in the war, we worked, you know, the CIA, the Pentagon, worked with with the Ukrainian army, and we assassinated 13 Russian generals.

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We had the means of intercepting their communications and and tipping off the Ukrainians, and we helped to gun down 13 of them. And then we, we sank the, the flagship of the Russian Black Sea fleet, the, the cruiser Moskva. And named after the Russian capital, we sent to the bottom 300 Russian sailors using NATO missiles, NATO, NATO individuals firing the missiles and and deliberately, you know, just trying to provoke, trying to elicit some sort of a sudden backlash that would then give us the excuse to, you know, to go all in and attack Russia directly. And then, you know, then then we sabotage the Nord Stream pipeline going to to Europe and basically, you know, severed the artery that feeds the. the beating heart of the European economy, which is in Germany.

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Germany, if you, if you think of a of a pyramid. at the very tip of the pyramid is the German chemical industry. It's it's focused out of Ludwigshafen and there are. there are a complex of roughly a thousand major factories, chemical producing factories in Ludwigshafen, the biggest chemical concentration on the globe. And it begins with feedstock from Russia, which is the, the natural gas, inexpensive natural gas.

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And it is the reason that the German economy has prospered.

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We, we destroyed it deliberately. We undermined the entire European economy. by doing it. We threw the Russian or the, rather, we threw the German economy into a recession and it will continue being a laggard indefinitely until they can reestablish the the natural gas supplies from Russia.

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What an in-depth assessment you just gave us. That is amazing. You know, I didn't think of two of those things you just mentioned. However, we have people in the intelligence arena. In fact, people on this network, the National Security Hour and America Outloud dot news who believe that Putin is a bully, who that Putin's just nothing but a former KGB agent that is still a KGB agent.

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But you would think, if he was really still a KGB agent, that they say.

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At some point with the Nord Stream, or one of these that you just identified, he would have been shooting missiles by now or nukes by now, wouldn't you think so, Senator?

1Speaker 1
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Black? Well, you know, let me let me point out something that I found very interesting last night on the news. They had a report. It was an accurate report that the Russians had flown these, these big prop driven bombers that are capable of carrying nuclear weapons. Blown them.

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Near, near Alaska, not not real close, a couple hundred miles from Alaska, there was nowhere near being in in U.S. territory, but it was sort of a zone where we monitor flights and we we alerted jets and they went out and they, you know, flew along with the Russian bombers. Now, all of this was true. But they left out something, and this is the way that they do the propaganda. There was a reason why the Russians flew their bombers in the vicinity of Alaska.

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The reason is that the United States had sent two nuclear capable B-52 bombers to Finland and they flew from Finland on an attack run towards the cities of, towards Moscow, towards other major Russian cities. And the. they forced the Russians to to send jet interceptors up because they they don't know whether these, whether these B-52s, are going to launch cruise missiles or drop bombs, or just what they're going to do.

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And so, so we had done this just about a week before. And not only did we send the two nuclear bombers from the United States all the way to Finland and then beyond to to run attack runs on Russian cities. And these these B-52s didn't. they didn't come within 200 miles of the border. They came far closer.

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They came right up to the border. And additionally, we sent three other B-52 bombers into the Black Sea, where they were a direct nuclear threat to to Russia.

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Now, well, we could have we. we could have had a calamity. Senator Black, we have to take a break. for commercial. We'll be back with you on the second side.

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We're back for the second segment, we're on with the Honorable Senator Richard Black, former senator of Northern Virginia and retired colonel from the military. And we just got through speaking about the provocation of American planes, bombers close to Russia. But, you know, I didn't read that, too. I also saw that Chinese and Russian planes were flying around over Alaska. So very interesting discussion in the last few seconds of our show, the first segment, about how we're doing things and how it's being reported in the propaganda news.

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Senator, would you like to turn to what's going on in Syria for a moment? Because I know you follow that closely and Russia is an ally of Syria. And I think that's pretty much in my assessment, in my opinion, I think that's the reason Syria's, you know, got some security in any manner, because Russia's an ally. What do you think?

1Speaker 1
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Well, you know, I've been involved with the Syrian war literally since before it started, because I, when we, when we, we launched an unprovoked attack on Libya and we took the most prosperous, most advanced nation in Africa and literally destroyed their entire civilization. When we went in and bombed, we were, we were just ruthless. We, we took Colonel Gaddafi and and he was, he was just viciously murdered. He, he was our prisoner. Well, us, the Brits, the French, and we allowed him to be anally bayoneted.

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I mean, just one of the most cruel, hideous things in the world.

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And he hadn't done anything to the United States, hadn't done anything to anybody, but we just butchered him. And and I was curious. I thought, you know, I'm interested in the, in the oil, the flow of oil throughout the world, the oil market. And I thought, well, why did we do this? You know, Libya had been, you know, almost an ally of the United States.

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And then suddenly we lashed out and destroyed them. And I was curious whether it was something to do with oil. And as I looked into it, I I discovered that there were a couple of reasons. But for the United States, the principal one is that we had provided a vast storehouse of advanced weapons, including the sort of stinger type missiles, the man pads. And, and we had decided that we were going to invade Syria.

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And because Syria was the most, you know, the most, you know, they had had the most modern constitution is very stable. It had had young reformers, President Assad, a very young westernized reformer who was taking over. And so we wanted to destroy them and overthrow their government. But you couldn't very well go to Congress and say, look, here's this in this Syria, we got to take it down because they, they guarantee religious freedom. They they guarantee women's rights.

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And so we got to take them out. We just be awkward to do that. So what we had to do is we had to get the weapons some other way. So we went into Libya. We captured, we captured there.

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We captured their arsenal. And then we armed Al-Qaeda. Now, Al-Qaeda was the same group that brought down the Twin Towers and the Pentagon on 9-11.. Here it was just 10 years later, in 2011.. And we were all in for Al-Qaeda.

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We were arming them, organizing them under a program called Timber Sycamore. And these were. Timber Sycamore established this network of large arms warehouses across the border from from Syria and Turkey. And the CIA ran these things. The whole system was outed later.

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So it's not classified today, but it was top secret back then, I guess. And anyway, we began pouring weapons across the border to arm these, these really vicious jihadists, the ones that beheaded hundreds and hundreds of people at a time. They conducted a mass organized campaign of rape. And this is not just the the incidents of war, where you have a lot of criminals in uniform and they commit crime. But this was, this was actually a religiously based rape campaign where they, they told the jihadists, they said, you, you own whatever women and little girls you can capture with your strong right arm, which meant that you can rape children, you can rape women.

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And and the U.S. was behind it. We financed and armed the entire movement. And so so I was very, very involved in it and understood it very deep. Like we still have remained unwavering supporters of al-Qaeda in Syria to this very day.

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They're now. they've been reduced to a relatively small pocket up on the Turkish border. But in any event, what's happening right now is that the the Israelis have launched periodic attacks. They say that it's to to block arms from going from Iran to Hezbollah in Lebanon and various other places. But in any event.

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Russia has. you know, Russia is very interested because they have a longtime relationship with Syria. They didn't get involved in the early stages of the war. It was five years that the war went on in Syria before Russia got involved and their involvement was limited to providing air support.

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But, but I think what finally pushed Russia over the edge was just that they knew that if the, if the U.S.-backed rebels took over, there would be a mass bloodletting of Christians, because all of these people were sworn to to either force the Christians to convert to Islam or be beheaded, and and the women taken over as sex slaves. That was their official. That was the, the official policy of the, of the the caliphate, the ISIS caliphate. So so, anyway, Russia did get involved. They were very helpful to Syria, with the air power, and the Syrian army, with help from Iran, also, was able to to turn back al Qaeda and to defeat ISIS.

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And of course, the U.S. the U.S. did play a role. We turned our. we had been very supportive of ISIS quietly, surreptitiously.

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But when they finally became so unpopular in the media, the U.S. turned against ISIS and began to attack them. But in any event, so. All of this warfare, tremendous bloodletting, has taken place, totally instigated by the United States and, and Syria has won the war, but we maintain these draconian sanctions on them. We, we have effectively a naval blockade on Syria, with the design of of perpetuating starvation and and so forth in a formerly prosperous small nation.

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And so President Putin is. he is concerned about about what's going on in Syria. And he's also interested in in prompting a, you know, rapprochement between between the Turks and the Syrians. Turkey has indicated that that it wants to restore relations with Syria.

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The Turks actually occupy a part of northern Syria. And so there's, there's movement. Russia has been been very helpful in terms of trying to defuse tensions between Turkey and Syria.

2Speaker 2
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Do you know, the last I saw, the last I saw, Senator Black, before they went to war in Syria and they were bombing away, there was a Wall Street Journal pullout section on Syria tourism. And you had some major investors that were Syrians that went back home and some of them were in Lebanon. And I'm talking about multimillion dollar projects for beautiful five, six, seven star hotels. And they were really just prospering, building up their hospitality network. And they had, unlike here in America, on the interstate, where you pull over and get some gas and a hot dog or a donut.

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Right. They had these beautiful superhighways where the where the stops were similar to, like, let's say, the Autobahn or the other strata in Italy. But they not just had food and repair shops for the car, changing oil or whatever, but they actually had, like Nordstrom's in these pullovers, you know, these these stops on the interstate. And it was amazing. You had, like many Nordstrom's, you can go shopping for clothes and shoes and whatnot.

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And that's like just a pit stop on an interstate. And that was all taken out. I mean, they were, they were on their way to like six star hotel status and everything just stopped. And all these people who borrowed and had their own money, millions of dollars, and probably borrowed tens and hundreds of millions of dollars in loans from international banks, they were bankrupt overnight. Just like, just like that.

1Speaker 1
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Yeah, but Syria was was so advanced, you know, the U.S. started criticizing their their constitution. So I read their constitution and it's amazing. You know, it. you know, it refers to to God.

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It it refers to freedom of religion.

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It's probably the only, the only country in the Middle East that that really guaranteed religious freedom for for Christians as well as Muslims. And they talked about the constitution, talks of women's rights and and sort of recognizing that there's there's much to do in Syria to advance the rights of women. And and the U.S. set it up to where the big critic of the Syrian constitution would be Saudi Arabia, which was working with us in this, this alliance, to overthrow them. Well, this is in Saudi Arabia.

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They have no constitution. It's, it is an absolute dictatorship. where, if the, if, the, if, the crown prince of Saudi Arabia decides that some people ought to be beheaded, he simply says, OK, we're going to. we're going to be had 40 people today, and they go out and they do it. That doesn't work in Syria.

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They have due process of law. Now, obviously, they're under, you know, they're. they're in wartime conditions, so they can't. they can't liberalize as much as they normally would. But but they certainly have the most, the most liberal constitution anywhere in the Mideast.

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And yet we choose this because people don't know. And they just you know, they hear the U.S. government saying, oh, we've got to reform the constitution of Syria. Well, nobody is going to read the constitution of Syria. So they just believe what they're told.

2Speaker 2
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And Mike, what do you think about that? You're a constitutional.

1Speaker 1
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Yeah, well, Syria has always been a not always.

2Speaker 2
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But in the last couple of decades, Syria has been a leading, I think, Middle East nation, making sure their people have a better life. It's really been apparent, and the colonel was exactly right, Libya was the jewel of the, at least of North Africa in terms of a civilization that provided some comforts, some quality for the life of its people.

1Speaker 1
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You know, in the Libya thing, I've always thought that there was probably too much that.

2Speaker 2
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Gaddafi knew about his illicit cooperation in earlier years with the French and the Italians and other people. And that's why he didn't stand a chance to survive that, that that business. But I think the the, the Russians as a whole, have never in their history been better positioned to influence things in the Middle East than they are today. You know, we talked about Putin earlier, but he and his foreign minister and their support people have really done a good job for Russia in that part of the world, as they're doing in Africa. And we continue to paint ourselves as what we always said Russia was.

1Speaker 1
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We are not. they were the disabling force.

2Speaker 2
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And I think now we are the destabilizing force, not only in the Middle East, but in much of the world.

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And, you know, we don't have anybody who has talked as cogently and as intelligently about Syria as as Colonel Black does. And I don't have half the knowledge that he does. But what America is doing there, to me, is just inexcusable. There's no possible reason for it, except if they're trying to continue to wheedle out Christians in the Middle East, because that has some impact on the acceptability of Christians. When the great Christian country of America is putting the squeeze on you and lethally so, it's not a good advertisement for the United States.

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Mike, we're coming down to the last minute. I just want to close before we go to commercial break and go to the last segment. Another reason, Senator Black and Mike, the reason they went after Gaddafi is he was looking to form his own African Union kind of bank, similar to like a World Bank, IMF, kind of thing for the African nations. And that was very unacceptable to the globalists, because he had the gold and he wanted to see the not just the MENA nations, but the the sub-Saharan nations benefit. From not having these usurious rates and sanctions put upon them, like what you see it now, whereas if you don't go with our policy of LBGT equality, we can sanction you or if we can't buy you off, we may knock you off, you know.

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So I think, and at that point, when he became friends and shook hands with Condoleezza Rice, he turned over in two tranches, $160 billion in sovereign funds to Goldman Sachs, which what they did is they traded him out and basically just took his money. So there was no way they were going to allow him to live. We got to take a break. Thank you, Senator Black. Thank you, Mike.

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2Speaker 2
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Welcome back to the National Security Hour. You're on the final segment with Dr. Mike and Colonel Mike and our guest today, Senator Richard Black from Virginia. Senator Black, in the final segment, would you like to talk a little bit about this cycle, of what's coming up for November and what we have to look at, and what do you think Trump can do and what's going to happen with Northern Virginia?

1Speaker 1
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Sure. Let me just follow up on one thing that we closed the last segment with.

2Speaker 2
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Go ahead, sir. Go ahead.

1Speaker 1
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You mentioned the Libyan currency, and that was very important. It's the other major reason for the war.

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Muammar Gaddafi had gotten the agreement of virtually all of Africa to create an African gold dinar. It was a gold-backed currency and Libya accumulated 214 tons of gold to support it, to back it up. And they were going to issue this and it would be a common currency in Africa. This really terrorized the West, which uses all of this debt financing and so forth. And the idea that somebody could say, you know, I can get a gold-backed dinar or I can keep a paper-backed and debt-backed dollar.

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And this was a very genuine threat to the future of the dollar. And it was a big threat to France, especially, which had kind of central banking that it did for a number of its former African colonies. The idea that suddenly they wouldn't have any interest in this French currency. So the French were particularly venomous about the idea of doing this. But anyway, I just wanted to sort of comment on that because-.

2Speaker 2
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No, great point. It's a great point, and you're absolutely right, because, if you remember, Berlusconi just got through giving them some money for reparations of World War II in the billions. And he was adamant. He went to see Macron and he went to see the NATO partners and he fought with America. He came to- I believe he came to visit the Bush administration about attacking Gaddafi.

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He was trying to eliminate any kind of conflict or war. And they just shrugged him off, like, you know, a nobody. It was in all the magazines at the time. He was very disappointed and very disheartened because he had very good relations with Libya. And I'm sure he was looking at the economics for his country of, you know, having the oil, you know.

1Speaker 1
43:27.62 – 43:47.64

Sure, sure. Well, and of course, then we went in. When we attacked, we went in and we looted the entire treasury of Libya. We just stole all of the gold. And I had a very dear friend who was there during all of this.

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And he escaped on a C-130 aircraft because the Al-Qaeda related people had put a warrant out for him. And he and his wife were getting aboard. This was the Moriarty's. And as they were getting aboard, there were these small boxes that were being loaded on the plane. And he thought it was odd that they're being loaded using forklifts, because they looked so small, like you could just pick them up and throw them on.

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And then one of the forklifts, the driver, got careless and he drove one of the forks through the side of the box. And these, they call them cookies, gold cookies began pouring out.

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And so these were just boxes of gold that were being blown out of the country. And who knows where they went? He had some suspicions. I won't repeat on the air, but it involved some very, very highly connected Democrat politicians who he believed received the gold.

2Speaker 2
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So, well, I hope it wasn't Mr. Menendez, because he's in the news these days. And maybe he got.

1Speaker 1
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No, he wasn't the one. It was somebody above.

2Speaker 2
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I'm just joking, Dick. I'm just joking. Bobby Gold.

1Speaker 1
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So we're about to go into to the final stretch of the election. And I guess they decided Biden couldn't pull his weight. So let's get rid of him. They forced him out of the campaign and they put in Kamala Harris. She was, I think she was, the weakest of all of the Democrat candidates who ran for office last time she did.

2Speaker 2
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Yeah, I think she pulled 1% when she ran the last time.

1Speaker 1
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Yeah, she got almost nothing. People don't like her. Democrats don't like her. Republicans don't like her. And I think she's generally considered the least delectable of all the major figures.

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She's known for cackling. Her answers are always rambling. Often she'll just babble sort of nonsense. She says something, some extensive statement, and you kind of scratch your head and say, what did she just say? Did that paragraph, those sentences, did they mean anything?

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I don't know. But anyway, so people are beginning to be reminded of just who this is. You know, this is the border czar, who sent 10 million illegal aliens to live in luxury hotels at taxpayers' expense. She wants free health care for illegals. She wants to abolish ICE, which is responsible for deporting criminals who are aliens.

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She's such a radical—she even indicated that it's time that we started considering having murderers and rapists on death row be able to vote. This is serious. She said we ought to have that conversation, which is her way of saying, yes, we should do this.

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But, you know, I don't know. If you ask people, how many of you think that we should have the most heinous murderers and child rapists and torturers on death row be able to cast votes and decide who should be our president and our local leaders? I don't think you'd even find many Democrats who would go that far, but she does.

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She's big on having whites and Asians pay reparations for slavery. The idea is that you would take people who had never experienced slavery, and you would give them money taken from people who never had anything to do with slavery.

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So, you know, she's a San Francisco liberal,

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and she was actually the district attorney in San Francisco and helped to turn it into the crime-ridden cesspool that it is. It used to be this beautiful city that people sang songs about. I left my heart in San Francisco, and now they talk about people leaving. Now it's literally true.

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It is literally true. Even Nancy Pelosi's husband ended up getting a hammer on his head because one of their great homeless people came in and whipped up on him. But you know, San Francisco, this is the place that she was responsible for law and order, and it's the smash-and-grab capital of the nation. Where you have all of these people who, they organize, and then they come in, and they strong-arm everybody, and they take sledgehammers and smash the counters and steal jewelry and different things.

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This is a lady who, she supported the violent Black Lives Matter and Antifa riots, the riots where you had mobs chasing white people through the streets, where they were burning the cities down. They were tearing down statues. They murdered dozens of police, not BLM or Antifa didn't do it, but the mobs that they inspired did it. And she made the comment of the BLM violence. She said, they're not going to let up, and they should not.

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So this is a woman who, she was all in for the violent revolution that was sweeping.

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the United States.

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People need to just be reminded, you know, nobody needs to make up anything. They just need to be reminded of who she is, and I think once they're reminded, I think they will probably do the right thing at the polls.

2Speaker 2
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If you had to advise Donald Trump on one or two issues, what would you say?

1Speaker 1
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Well, I think I would advise him to focus on the issues, to remind people of exactly who Kamala Harris is. They need to speak with one voice from the campaign, keep a consistent message,

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and I think the sort of the,

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his presentation over the last month or so has been very positive. It's been well-received, perhaps a little bit less pugnacious than it had been, and I think that seemed to sell well with people. You know,

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people, they don't necessarily get to meet President Trump personally. I met him behind stage one time. He was about to leave, and I had been one of the warm-up speakers. He didn't know me personally.

2Speaker 2
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You were at the Richmond Coliseum. I remember that.

1Speaker 1
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Yeah, and as we're leaving, he came over to me. He said, how do you think we're doing in Virginia? And I began to explain to him what my thoughts were, and I, you know, I gave him what was not good news. It was not what he wanted to hear, but he said, well, why is this? And so we discussed, we went into it.

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Now, his entourage, the Secret Service and his bodyguards, they really put a lot of pressure on him. They said, we got to go, we got to go, we're running late. And he said, no, he said, I want to hear what this guy has to say. And so he just sent them on their way, and he and I just sat there. We talked, for, well, we stood there, and we talked for probably 15 minutes, because he wanted to hear.

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He didn't, he wasn't just saying, okay, what's the good news? Give me good news. He was hearing what was not good news. It wasn't what he wanted to hear. Now, he won the election that year, but he didn't win Virginia, which is what I told him.

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I said, it's not going to happen here. And so he's a very courteous person. He's very attentive. He's a good listener. He's a good communicator.

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And most people just see him up on stage, where he's, you know, boisterous and rallying the troops and so forth. But you will never hear ordinary people, sort of the little people, what the Democrats would consider, the little people, the deplorable, you will never hear one of them say, well, you know, President Trump was discourteous to me. President Trump, you know, did something unfair or arrogant to me. He's not an arrogant person. He pits power against power.

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He is very kind and he's very courteous to ordinary people who lack political power. But when he's dealing with people who have enormous clout and political power, they punch him in the nose and he punches them back. And that way, he's a friend of all of the common people. But when it comes to the bigwigs, the billionaires and the power brokers, he's there, punching them in the nose for us.

2Speaker 2
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Yeah, that's exactly right. What do you think about this fall? Do we have a chance at Virginia?

1Speaker 1
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I do. I think that Virginia is seriously in play this year. They just set up headquarters in Ashburn. This is for the 10th Congressional District, and it'll cover basically all of northern Virginia, Arlington, Fairfax County, Loudoun County, Buck here.

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And the room was packed. I mean, they didn't have enough room for all of the people who came. People were just swarming in, wanting to sign up and do different things. I was quite surprised, really. It's not characteristic of what we've seen in the past.

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So I think there's a tremendous amount of energy. And, as people are reminded of who Kamala Harris is and the fact that she wants to see the statues ripped down, she wants to see reparations. She wants to see all of this kind of racialized race, hatred and so forth and the riots in the street. People are going to say, we've had it. We don't want that again.

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We've been there, done that. You did it to us, and we're not going to stand for it again. All right.

2Speaker 2
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Thank you. We want to thank our guest today, Senator Dick Black from Virginia. And we want to thank you for joining us on the mission. The National Security Hour is the tip of the spear in the epic battle to defend the United States of America. We mean that.

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