The Real Syriana: Israel, the Planned Home of the World Government

The Road to Zion

That piece was written by the current head of JINSA.

I’ve just been lazy to bring back this thread but after watching a recent CBN News episode with the focus on efforts to get Christians to support the rebuilding of the Temple, I think it’s time.

Very often, you hear people say that they don’t care what happens 5000miles away in Netanyahu’s sandbox but a World Gov’t HQ’d in Israel is everyone’s problem that can’t just be ignored because you don’t live in the Middle East. More so when a rebuilt temple is going to be the center of it all. To be precise,a Messianic dictatorship is going to render constitutions irrelevant. If you can be thrown into jail now for criticizing Israel’s actions, what do you think will happen when the Sanhedrin is running the show? Will you be able to criticize “God’s vicegerents” absent capital punishment? Curiously, the people super-excited about a rebuilt temple never really explain these details to the rest of us.

Evidence in public sources is scant. Regardless, this agenda has been the overarching goal driving major historical events in the last 200yrs. Everything from the 2 world wars, 1948, 9/11, the Arab Spring, etc. Tom Barrack (US special envoy to Syria) recently remarked that it’s incredible the region hasn’t known peace in over 100yrs and when asked the ever-present question; “what’s the end-game?” he said that he didn’t know.

This is a big deal to a disparate group of people and it is a (literal) hill to die on. The 1000 (soon to be 10k) christian pastors and influencers are, in effect, being prepared to fight for this agenda to the death. The occultists have to fulfil their end of the bargain with their patron saint Lucifer….to inaugurate his reign in Jerusalem. Then the religious Zionists who also think their messiah is returning to reign out of the ancient city.

I know it feels like long ago and seems forgotten but Hamas, in marking 100 days of the war, said in a statement that one of the reasons they attacked was to stall the red heifer/temple project. Iam not a Muslim but iam now appreciative of the fact that the Al Aqsa Mosque compound and the presence of Palestinians in the Occupied territories stand/have stood between the world and a Messianic dictatorship, as Yuval Harari calls it.

Now, I do I believe that we will live to see all this? No, I do not. And for many reasons…for one, time is literally running out. But if iam dead-wrong and we wake up tomorrow and it is 2050 and the temple is up, with services running smoothly…then I guess it’s a problem we’ll all have to deal with somehow. I thought it was well put by RT:

Why Syriana? Because when Stephen Gaghan, the director, was doing research for the film, he found it to be a real term used in the think tanks….nevermind that said thinktanks bill themselves as non-partisan.

The movie’s website states that “‘Syriana’ is a real term used by Washington think-tanks to describe a hypothetical reshaping of the Middle East.”[17] Gaghan said he saw Syriana as “a great word that could stand for man’s perpetual hope of remaking any geographic region to suit his own needs.”[18] The word Syriana derives from Syria + the Latin suffix -ana; it means, roughly, “in the manner of Syria.” Historically, Syria refers not to the state that since 1944 has borne the name, but to a more extensive land stretching from the eastern shores of the Mediterranean Sea to the middle Euphrates River and the western edge of the desert steppe, and from the Tauric system of mountains in the north to the edge of the Sinai desert in the south. This land was part of the Fertile Crescent, and has historically been a geopolitically crucial junction for trade routes from the east, from Asia Minor and the Aegean, and from Egypt, and has long been a focus of great power conflicts. -Wikipedia

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“We shall fulfill the prophecy of Isaiah!”

I’ll list dates of available evidence because it(agenda/plan) spans decades, if not a century(ies).

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1962 - Jewish Telegraph Agency (article is still available online)

2003 - Jerusalem Declaration

Just 6 months after the invasion of Iraq a bunch of neocons and members of Israel’s political establishment met, for what was to be an annual summit but later became defunct.

Here’s a list of people that were involved like Meyrav Wurmser (of MEMRI, Clean Break Report), Mike Evans (who recently commissioned the 1000 pastors & influencers as Israel’s ambassadors).

Relevant articles on it

The 2nd summit in 2004

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^Succinct. A comment i found under a youtube video “Jews want Americans to think Muslims are the Greatest Threat”

Incase anyone was still wondering about the end goal of Netanyahu’s “proposed judicial reforms” that triggered protests and got memory-holed by Oct 7th

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Karly why do you quote RT? RT is Putin’s propaganda channel. Russian state media.

Looking through the list of names i noticed self proclaimed Palestine media expert itamar marcus of ‘pal-watch’ notoriety. So i dug up an old article where his listing as an “expert” was shredded by an israeli judge. Slightly off topic, i hope you don’t mind. But this part never resonated at the time 12 years ago. But here’s what the judge said,

not all of the quoted articles constitute incitement … in fact, if certain speakers call for the return of the intifada, this must not necessarily be seen as incitement to murder and kill Israelis and Jews.

The judge explained what would be obvious to any Arabic speaker, or anyone with a passing familiarity with the word:

As was made clear by Marcus the expert, the meaning of the word “intifada” is “a shaking off” … it is not possible [as Marcus did] to interpret a priori every opinion that calls for the return of the intifada as an explicit call to murder Jews. That interpretation is far-reaching.

How times have changed.

https://electronicintifada.net/blogs/asa-winstanley/palestinian-media-watchs-biased-director-no-expert-rules-israeli-court

Interesting detail in the article if one looks at Yigal Carmon’s background (MEMRI co-founder)

A 2012 report in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz by former Israeli army captain Barak Ravid cites anonymous “high-ranking government and military sources” saying that Israel has now “unofficially outsourced some of their intelligence work to private organizations” including Palestinian Media Watch.

Possible, i get that you have issues with RT. I could have used a million other tweets that posted the clip or even the i24 video but i didn’t. That doesn’t change the fact that it was well put by RT in the sense that the creation of Israel and the perpetual conflict in the M.E is a religious issue…and iam not talking Christian Zionism. If it bothered you so much, here’s a clip from the early days of the war

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Not sure when this interview took place but likely pre 2013

Jacques Attali….the “Kissinger of France”

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I asked because it seems you follow and support this Russian propaganda channel.

You’ve reposted RT content more than once, including disinformation from RT in another thread..

https://x.com/mtracey/status/1856774955372818446

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NYT 2003- How to talk about Israel

What we see, then, is not a Jewish conspiracy, but a peculiar alliance of evangelical Christians, foreign-policy hard-liners, lobbyists for the Israeli government and neoconservatives, a number of whom happen to be Jewish. But the Jews among them—Perle, Wolfowitz, William Kristol, editor of The Weekly Standard, et al.—are more likely to speak about freedom and democracy than about Halakha (Jewish law). What unites this alliance of convenience is a shared vision of American destiny and the conviction that American force and a tough Israeli line on the Arabs are the best ways to make the United States strong, Israel safe and the world a better place.

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If run-of-the-mill religious efforts to sell the Iran war hit obstacles, the System will find a way around that. If you’ve never heard of Col. Ed Lansdale, it’s best to get acquainted like your life depends on it because it does.

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The Antisemitism legislation & anti-BDS laws being passed in countries (whether province or state) around the world is designed to protect this thing. You won’t be able to criticize nor boycott, let alone street-protest the world gov’t.

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…and why it needs to be fought

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Israel has never been content to decide its own borders, and now openly threatens the region. Perhaps there is hubris, even showmanship, in Israel’s desire to expand the state into a Zionist empire.

Listen to the warning signs: Zionist theocracy is on the march.

Marco Rubio stood in the Capitol and crowed about the Iranian gov’t as “a terroristic regime run by clerics”. I guess he’ll be happy about the alternative once the regional map is redrawn.

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Like fundamentalism everywhere, the Jewish variety seeks to restore an ideal, imagined past. If it ever managed to do so, the Israel celebrated by the American “friends of Israel” as a “bastion of democracy in the Middle East” would, most assuredly, be no more. For, in its full and perfect form, the Jewish Kingdom that arose in its place would elevate a stern and wrathful God’s sovereignty over any new-fangled, heathen concepts such as the people’s will, civil liberties or human rights. It would be governed by the Halacha, or Jewish religious law, of which the rabbis would be the sole interpreters, and whose observance clerical commissars, installed in every public and private institution, would rigorously enforce, with the help of citizens legally obligated to report any offense to the authorities. A monarch, chosen by the rabbis, would rule and the Knesset would be replaced by a Sanhedrin, or supreme judicial, ecclesiastic and administrative council. Men and women would be segregated in public, and “modesty” in female dress and conduct would be enforced by law. Adultery would be a capital offense, and anyone who drove on the Sabbath, or desecrated it in other ways, would be liable to death by stoning. As for non-Jews, the Halacha would be an edifice of systematic discrimination against them, in which every possible crime or sin committed by a Gentile against a Jew, from murder or adultery to robbery or fraud, would be far more heavily punished than the same crime or sin committed by a Jew against a Gentile–if, indeed, the latter were considered to be a felony at all, which it often would not be.

All forms of “idolatry or idol-worship,” but especially Christian ones (for traditionally Muslims, who are not considered to be idolaters, are held in less contempt than Christians), would be “obliterated,” in the words of Shas party leader Rabbi Ovadia Yossef. According to conditions laid down by Maimonides, whose Halacha rulings are holy writ to the fundamentalists, those Gentiles, or so-called “Sons of Noah,” permitted to remain in the Kingdom could only do so as “resident aliens,” obliged under law to accept the “inferiority” in perpetuity which that status entails, to “suffer the humiliation of servitude,” and to be “kept down and not raise their heads to the Jews.” At weekday prayers, the faithful would intone the special curse: “And may the apostates have no hope, and all the Christians perish instantly.” One wonders what the Jerry Falwells and Pat Robertsons think of all this; for it is strange, this new adoration by America’s evangelicals of an Israel whose Jewish fundamentalists continue to harbor a doctrinal contempt for Christianity only rivaled by the contempt which the Christian fundamentalists reserve for the Jews themselves.

The messianics–and indeed, though for emotional more than doctrinal reasons, much of the nationalist right–hold that that is impossible; the Jews’ “eternal uniqueness” stems from the covenant God made with them on Mount Sinai. So, as Rabbi Shlomo Aviner, a Gush leader and head of a yeshiva that studies the ancient priestly rites that would be revived if and when the Temple were rebuilt, put it, “while God requires other, normal nations to abide by abstract codes of ‘justice and righteousness,’ such laws do not apply to Jews.” Since Zionism began, but especially since the 1967 war and Israel’s conquest of the remainder of historic Palestine, the Jews have been living in a “transcendental political reality,” or a state of “metaphysical transformation,” one in which, through war and conquest, Israel liberates itself not only from its physical enemies, but from the “satanic” power which these enemies incarnate.

So Netanyahu ties up ‘living by the sword’ to territorial expansion. This is a constant in Israeli policy – territory before security, and then claiming that keeping the gains is a matter of security.

That territory is, of course, Palestine from the river to the sea, but it goes further than that. Last month, the Israeli centrist opposition leader Yair Lapid, confirmed that territorial ambitions from the Euphrates in Iraq to the Nile in Egypt were part and parcel of Zionism, because “Zionism is based on the bible”, and “our ownership deed over the land of Israel is the bible”. Lapid was basically in agreement with the Christian Zionist US Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, who had earlier opined that Israel could just “take it all”, from the river to the river, that is.

The army that’s needed to sustain the NWO project

A growing number of non-Jewish Western leaders, influencers and clergy, especially evangelical Christians, are openly identifying as Zionists, framing Zionism not only as support for Israel’s existence but as a civilizational stance against Islamist and anti-Western ambitions.

What is needed is a values-based global Zionist alliance that unites Jews and non-Jews around Judeo-Christian principles, invests in education, grassroots organizing and sustained presence on campuses and social media, and that treats Israel as a frontline defender of the free world.

Renewing this partnership is now essential to preventing Western civilizational decline.

The phenomenon of non-Jewish leaders and influencers openly declaring themselves Zionists is expanding, against the backdrop of the information war being waged by Iran, Qatar and Russia in the West. Against the backdrop of eroding values, intergenerational division and a culture war in the West, there is a need to establish a global Zionist alliance to protect the foundations of Western civilization’s bedrock principles of collective freedom and security and personal liberty.

From Americans, such as Sen. Ted Cruz, Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee, broadcaster Glenn Beck, internet personality Brandon Tatum and British author Douglas Murray, many prominent voices have publicly declared allegiance not only as supporters of Israel, but as card-carrying Zionists themselves.

These pledges of allegiance carry risk. They have triggered attacks from the American left and the antisemitic right. In a recent interview, U.S. media activist Tucker Carlson described non-Jewish Zionists as a “brain virus.” But this is not a political or theological dispute; it is a battle over consciousness, and for the very identity and character of Western civilization.

A growing number of non-Jewish Western leaders, influencers and clergy, especially evangelical Christians, are openly identifying as Zionists, framing Zionism not only as support for Israel’s existence but as a civilizational stance against Islamist and anti-Western ambitions.

What is needed is a values-based global Zionist alliance that unites Jews and non-Jews around Judeo-Christian principles, invests in education, grassroots organizing and sustained presence on campuses and social media, and that treats Israel as a frontline defender of the free world.

….The West must now awaken

Some 600 to 700 million evangelical Christians across the globe support the state and people of Israel. They are joined by other groups who identify with Zionist values. This is a powerful global force few truly understand. They are not merely “pro-Israel”; they are active partners in the understanding that strengthening Israel means empowering the West.

The bond between Israel and the West is bound by modern political history. The alliance between Jewish Zionism and non-Jewish Zionism brought about the establishment of the State of Israel.

Alongside Herzl and Ben-Gurion stood Christian leaders and Western thinkers: Balfour, Churchill, Lloyd George, Wingate and Truman. They viewed the establishment of a Jewish state in the Land of Israel not only as justice for the Jewish people, but as protection of the foundations of Western civilization. They embraced the idea that Jewish sovereignty in the land of Israel was a signifier of the enduring strength of the sovereign right of Western nations.

Today, the same urgency for the future of the West requires a strong global Zionist alliance fueled by faith, identity and liberty. Confronted by the anti-Western alliance of Tehran, Doha and Moscow, there is a growing understanding in international circles that Israel is not “the West’s problem”—it is its frontline solution.

The world’s Zionist alliance recognizes this resounding truth. If the West remains docile in the face of a combined global Islamic and far left assault, and a growing “Zion hatred” in some conservative circles—it risks imminent collapse—an implosion into a moral, strategic and security abyss.

This moment of reckoning presents a binary choice in the epic historic struggle over the future of Western civilization.

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1861 - Moses Hess’ book (Rome and Jerusalem)

^1 min clip of this 38min video. If video isn’t your thing, the line on the page (screenshot, key word: world capital) is all you need to know

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Reading the Wikipedia entry on Moses Hess, i was struck by how much he inspired the transnational elites at places like WEF or Bilderberg to run with ideas like “You’ll own nothing & be happy” and it reminded me of calls for a Jubilee during Covid in mainstream publications like FT and WaPo. The Reset will have religious undertones but likely not in the way we imagined.

The history of debt jubilees is one of grand gesture. The Old Testament called for a trumpet to be sounded on the tenth day of the seventh month every 50 years — and for debts then to be cancelled and all servitude revoked.

Various ancient eastern Kings are recorded as having offered jubilees on making it to the throne (possibly raising sacred torches to the event rather than trumpets). In 1792 BC King Hammurabi of Babylon cancelled all debt to the government and its officials, for example. Imagine the parties.

More recently, after the second world war, in 1953, much of Germany’s external debt was cancelled. It is this kind of hinge-of-history moment that people seem to be looking for when they talk about debt jubilees today.

Back in the 2000s, Morgan Stanley’s chief economist made the case for a “great haircut”. Others have spoken of a “great reset”, while David Graeber, author of an enthusiastically received history of debt, has called for a “biblical-style jubilee” to deal with both consumer and international sovereign debt.

It is obvious to most that both household and public debt levels are a problem, especially the latter in the Covid-19 era. Yet the flaws in the idea of wholesale cancellation make it more academic grandstanding than a real possibility. If you cancel your country’s sovereign debt, even if the government only owes it to the central bank, you risk debauching your currency.

Doing it for households invokes another kind of problem: what are those with no debt to think if profligate others are suddenly lifted to the same level of security that they won only by scrimping? It’s politically unacceptable.

If only jubilee advocates thought a little smaller, they might find an easier path ahead. With this in mind, look to some of the pandemic relief policies currently on the go around the world.

In the US, there is a relentless programme of ideas to forget continually about student loans. These may not vanish in their entirety any time soon. But the rise in acceptable loopholes and debt suspensions will amount to much the same thing, eventually.

Look, too, at the cash being doled out in the US. There are the one-off payments of $1,200 per adult and $500 per child. There is also the sharp rise in unemployment payments of a pre-Covid-19 payment plus the pandemic payment of $600 per week. If, a few months ago, you worked in food service, one of the most affected sectors, you now receive more than 150 per cent of your previous income, notes Intertemporal Economics.

No wonder demand for credit cards has fallen sharply and consumers have been cutting their credit card debt at an annualised 31 per cent rate.

The US savings rate also hit 13 per cent in March, a 39-year high. Not a formal jubilee but, for those who go back to work after the crisis, definitely an effective one. The UK hasn’t seen quite the same level of generosity. Nonetheless, a large part of the population has been at home with few spending opportunities and, thanks to the furlough scheme, which pays 80 per cent of salaries, they have not suffered significantly reduced income. They’ve also been offered six months’ worth of mortgage holiday.

There is no shortage of experts pointing out that this is a very bad thing. But is it? Definitely not, if you can use the lockdown to pay down more expensive debt. And still not, even if you don’t.

Sure, the interest on the loan accrues during the payment holiday, so you end up being in debt for longer and paying back more in nominal terms. But is a payment in 15 years the same thing as a payment now? Not if your income is rising and not if your mortgage rate is fixed and inflation takes off.

Again, this is not a formal jubilee but it has something of the same effect. In the UK, consumers paid down £3.8bn of debt in March alone.

Corporate debt levels are also worth thinking about. On the face of it, the last thing most companies need is more debt. But, regardless of the health of your balance sheet, if you can borrow 25 per cent of your turnover at 2.5 per cent with a UK state-backed Bounce Back Loan and, if you have other more expensive debts, why not make the switch?

You may also wonder about the cancellation of dividends. Some will badly need to do it. Others will be pleased that, after too many years of bloated borrowing, they can use the cover of Covid-19 to cancel them with reputational immunity and slash their debts instead.

The same goes for the growing number of equity issues. A year ago, the market might have looked askance at debt-ridden firms suddenly trying to flog more shares. Today it looks sensible: think of this as shareholder-goodwill-financed debt forgiveness.

There may be a real jubilee ahead for all sorts of companies, where state loans are cancelled or converted into equity. But this kind of mini jubilee counts towards stronger balance sheets too.

Much of this has consequences for government finances, as jubilees effectively transfer debt from the private sector to the public. But if central bank-financed Covid-19 stimulus eventually produces inflation, governments will have effectively created their own stealth debt jubilee — because nothing erodes the real value of debt better than inflation. Who needs trumpets?

Not forgetting comments made by Smotrich (Israel’s finance minister) as soon as Netanyahu formed his coalition gov’t almost 4yrs ago

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israels-next-finance-minister-brings-religion-front-economic-strategy-2022-12-08/

He spoke about his approach in an interview with an ultra-Orthodox magazine, Mishpacha. Excerpts of the interview were broadcast by Israel’s Channel 12.

“They tried many economic theories, right? They tried capitalism, they tried socialism. There is one thing they didn’t try: ‘if you obey’,” Smotrich said, referring to Jewish scripture that calls on people to follow God’s will.

Smotrich said those of faith, himself included, believed that “the more Israel promotes more Torah, more Judaism, more of the commandment to settle the land, more kindness and solidarity, then the Lord will grant us great abundance”.

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@Karlysymon great post.

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