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Mark talks about the converging efforts of the fusion of Marxist Islamists on the Left with the Neo Fascist movement on the Right to try to re-write the history of WWII, who were and were not the villains in that conflict. As the effort of these twin factions of disinformation have tried to erase the Holocaust, and to ignore the October 7 Massacre, it is important that such fundamental knowledge of history, which is unfortunately missing in many young people today, is shared in such a way as to establish fact from fantasy.
Towards this purpose, Levin reviews the history of that age thru the eyes of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, the Allied Supreme Commander in WWII, and later president of the US. Mark shares the documented record provided by the US National Park Service’s on how the Allied forces came upon an extension of Buchenwald Concentration Camp, the first of many of the Concentration Camps to be liberated by the forces under Eisenhower. Upon visiting the camps, Eisenhower described what he saw as “scenes of indescribable horror prevail” and wrote to Chief of Staff of the US Army, George C. Marshall that, “whatever has been printed on [the camps] to date is an understatement.” Following this, Marshall began organizing trips of US congressmen and representatives to visit the camps, as Eisenhower had his army commanders and local army units do the same. Additionally, under Eisenhower’s insistence, members of the British Parliament and American press also visited these sites. On recounting his trip to the forward area in Gotha, Eisenhower explained the importance of his efforts to have the horrors of the Holocaust be made available before the world. While in Gotha, Eisenhower interviewed survivors of the Death Camps and forced himself to view the lifeless remains of those who did not survive. While Patton refused to enter the room with the remains of the victims of the Holocaust that day, Eisenhower did not hesitate to do so, having done so explicitly so that he could testify to having witnessed the horrors of what might one day be described as ‘propaganda’, which of course is exactly what is taking place today around the world. The advantage of that age is that the Evil of the Holocaust was publicly shared and made expressly available across the world, while today the visions of many of the horrors of October 7 are censored from public viewing. Importantly, while the documentation of the Holocaust is beyond dispute, the documentation of what took place on October 7, by the very perpetrators of that massacre, goes even further to openly display the truth of what is today being described as propaganda. Recognizing this, Mark makes the case against the prohibition of censoring the footage of the massive atrocities on October 7, and calls for all the footage of the horrors captured by Hamas on that day to be shared with the general public. In closing this segment, Mark draws particular attention to the disgusting effort to allow Hamas, unlike the Nazis, to survive despite all that they did. An important aspect of knowing history is being able to push back against disinformation campaigns such as are being put forward today by Neo fascists and the fusion of Marxists Islamists. The Greatest Generation provided us the means to know the truth of their age, but it also provided a path by which we might emulate their efforts in sharing the full record of horrors as are well documented and preserving the living memory of such Evil as took place in both the Holocaust & on October 7, so as to prevent it from being maliciously discounted or naively ignored.
In the second and third segments, Mark talks about the many domestic campaign topics on which Trump will be running the midterm election campaigns.
In the fourth segment at about 33min mark, Mark addresses the role of Qatar in capturing and corrupting the US in an attempt to conquer America from within, a process which is slowly gaining significant successes. He goes on to explain that the American society is based upon Judeo-Christian beliefs with support of the principles defined during the enlightenment. Also, the free society in America is based around a constitutional govt, complete with checks and balances to offset the power within each of the three branches of govt and thereby prevent any one of them dominating the nation. Many migrants coming to the US have little if any familiarity with this form of govt, and yet to maintain the society in America, these migrants must be held to adapt and support the system and society into which they are entering. Contrasting with these normative standards of immigration are those who have come to the US to exploit the various benefits of citizenship and/or to affect changes which undermine the existing societal structures. Of particular threat to Americans is the arrival of those fostering support of terrorism and political Islam which calls for the overthrow of both Western society and the US. Mark also reminds us that more Americans have been killed by Islamists than by any other ideology, and that Qatar is the number one funder of the groups which are acting against the US. From the media, to colleges, K-12 schools, sporting events, Qatar’s financial presence has granted them access and influence across American institutions, society and politics. Complicating this further is the Democratic party which has acted to intentionally absorb these radical elements in an attempt to change the demographics in the US, something which was recently seen to have a significant effect on the election of Mamdani as NYC mayor. What Mark fails to address in all of this is the close association and promotion of the Islamist powers of Qatar and Turkey by Pres. Trump in recent months. The presence and toleration of ideologies which are distinctly contrary to American values is a growing concern in America, something which is hardly put to rest by Trump’s preference to target only those Muslim Brotherhood factions which are least worrisome for the American homeland. Hence, the trap of Islamization of America carries with it elements originating from both sides of the aisle, from which the American people must find a way out. Mark describes the rising threat of Islamists in America as a poison, and he is quite correct in making doing so.
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