So great to have James Corbett back on KLA TV.

James, thank you so much for agreeing to yet another interview.

Thank you for having me on.

I would like James Corbett's take on America's strange behavior vis-a-vis Iran, Greenland, Venezuela, Cuba, and Palestine. Now, and I know that's a lot. We could do two

hours. But I wonder if you want to put all of this in a nice nutshell, encapsulating the insane,

well, let's just say, encapsulating the U.S. stance, or do you want to take these one by one?

Let's take them in two groups. I would say that Iran and Palestine, and what is happening there,

definitely have a relation. And the common factor in both, in the U.S. stance in both of those

situations is, of course, Israel. And I think Israel's desire to undermine Iran as a potential regional rival is fully explains why the U.S.

has the stance that it does against Iran.

Does anyone, anyone in the entire world believe at this point that the U.S. government is involved

in trying to destabilize the Iranian regime

because they care about the Iranian people and they want to see democracy flourish and blah,

of course not. We are old enough to understand that that is absolute nonsense and tosh. So what is

the real answer there? Well, I think it has more to do with the Zionist faction that is looking to create

the greater Israel and recognizing that Iran would be a bulwark against the creation of such a thing,

and obviously with Hezbollah and other such things operating against Israel, and of course,

in Palestine as well. And to whatever extent that Trump may or may not actually be the Wheeler Dealer businessman that we understand his public persona to be, and that maybe he really is just trying to get Trump Grit Gaza going with these casinos on the beach and whatever else is supposedly going to happen in those AI monstrosity fantasies that are being constructed by Trump's fans online, to whatever

extent that that might be a thought in his head. It is only there because, of course, he is in

really working with his friend, his partner in crime, literally unconvicted war criminal,

Benjamin Nanyahu. So I think that that explains that side of the geopolitical aisle, but when we

talk about the Don Roe doctrine and its various implications for Venezuela and Cuba and Greenland

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