I want to start off today's show with a message somebody sent me, and I just can't do it justice,

trying to repeat it to you or remember it from memory. So I'm just going to, I'm just going to read

in their own words. James let me know that I'm sorry, sir, but you have just exposed the major

shortcoming in your life, your product of a poorly educated provincial upbringing. You have a strong

inability to accept the fact that the world is complicated and cosmopolitan, which it's been

since the age of enlightenment. You really have to learn that at a certain point, you need to leave

these concerns of yours in the hands of your betters. Well, James, today we're going to discuss comments from you, as well as comments

from people that disagree with us on a lot of issues, but engaged with an incredible degree

of civility. And we're going to go through and we're going to address, which is become, I think,

probably one of the most controversial issues that we've taken on on this show,

and that is the Israel-Palestanian conflict that has been going on for arguably well over 75 years now,

but ever since the agreement in 1947 and the establishment of the Jewish state, that's when there has been

almost, almost nonstop conflict between the Jews living in the Levant and the Arabs living

in the Levant. And so what we're going to do today is we're going to address some of the points

that we've been brought up in the comments sections on Instagram, on YouTube.

We're going to address some of the concerns that people sent to me in direct messages.

And again, we had a lot of hate, but we also had a lot of people that simply wanted to provide a different perspective.

And so we're going to go through that today.

And we're going to see if I got it wrong or if I messed it up somewhere.

And hopefully provide everybody with a little bit more information,

a little bit more perspective on how to be able

to effectively analyze what is going on in the Middle East

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