Well, of the many horrific videos that we've seen coming out of Israel in the last several days,

I'll tell you the one that gave me the most chills and kind of gave me the idea for at least

this angle on our three right angles, all of which are about the same subject this week.

Hi, everybody, I'm Bill Whittle here with Steve Green and Scott.

A gentleman, as everybody knows, there was a large festival going on, young people out there, raving, having a good time,

living that 21st century carefree life where the biggest issues you have or whether you can

afford the iPhone 14 or they have to stick with the 13.

And in one of those angles of the festival, captured completely by accident, highlighted in the background, you can see everybody dancing in the

tents and they're doing their Gen Z thing, and off in the distance, you can see seven or eight

specks in the sky of these incoming powered parachutes. And I looked at that image and I thought,

my God, this is exactly, exactly what Americans went through on December 7, 1941, when they were in Sunday morning, playing baseball games, hanging out their laundry and saw these planes flying over the island.

Oh, look, there's some specs out there. There must be one of our exercises or something like that, nothing really to worry about.

The Japanese pilots waved as they came in, and then they basically launched an absolutely tactically

brilliant, brilliant sneak attack on an unsuspecting country, a country that they consider to be

soft and weak

and certainly not willing to fight as hard as the Bushido of the Imperial Japanese Empire.

And when that smoke had cleared and the dust had settled, and that took weeks, by the way,

there were bodies in Pearl Harbor for weeks after that attack.

America sat down and the first thing they did was they said,

how did we let this happen?

How did we let this happen?

The Massad, the Israeli intelligence service has a worldwide,

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