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Happy Thursday to you. It is my Friday because we have family in town, so I will be off Friday and Monday. Back on Tuesday, so this hour I want to take you through all the other stuff that you may have missed. If you missed anything with regards to the Krista Pike thing, go to the first two hours, download the podcast.
Okay, let's shift gears. We need to talk about the Fly Dubai stuff. Can I also? I got a quick joke thing that I have. Let me pull this up because I want to make sure I get it right.
My friend Dave Burge. Who goes? You might know him as Iowa Hawk. He's got many names. You might know him as the Iowa Hawk.
He he had a little response about this. He the pilot who got stabbed on Fly Dubai. We're going to talk about all the latest developments. My friend David, he was Indian, right? Indian captain on this Fly Dubai flight.
And my friend Dave Burge goes, "An Indian saving a plane full of Jews? This must be the Groiper nine eleven." I thought it was funny, and it was worth it. It was worth saying it. It's true.
So, another friend of mine said that it's interesting. God selected a Hindu Indian to save people from Islamic terrorism, yet again. If you know the history, so welcome back. All right, let's talk about this fly Dubai thing. This is the big, obvious thing about it.
How did an Omani national get to be the co-pilot on this Fly Dubai crew heading to Israel? When, in order to even enter Israel, you have to originate from a nation. If you're to to enter Israel, fly in a plane. You have to originate from a nation that has normalized relations, and Oman does not.
Now, Potus was just asked about this. What within the hour? Yeah, last hour. And he was asked whether or not Iran might have been involved. Watch.
First of all, has anybody briefed you about whether or not the the guy, the pilot of the Fly Dubai plane, is linked to Iran? We're working on it right now. To be very open with us, I would say the answer, based on what I'm hearing, is yes. But we're working on it right now. The first of all, that guy might have been either put in there by the IRGC or radicalized some other way, and then he tried to take down the plane.
Could have been done. My other question for you. Wow, could have been so. Fly Dubai's—they haven't named him yet, but he was already known as a religious extremist who prayed the way that it was described by a couple of people. He was very ostentatious about how he would pray, and he wouldn't shake hands with females.
Now I will say this: now just hold up, hold on. I do think yes, that can be a measure of how, if you are Islamic, how do I want to say extreme, or how steeped in it you are? I guess if you don't want to touch, because there's a difference between wanting to touch a woman, or and I say that just because. And now I'm approaching this very generously. Obviously, I have my thoughts.
Cause I hate shaking hands, and I'm not a terrorist. I don't like shaking hands because it's gross, and I don't want like the worst feeling in the world. I'm going to come back to this. The worst feeling in the world is when you go to shake someone's hand and there's juice. It's sweat from the hand meat.
Juice. Oh gosh, I'm so sick. Hold up, I'm not even kidding. I'm so gross. Puppies.
I literally made myself sick. Baseball and puppies. It's so gross. Oh man, hold up! I'm not even kidding.
This is not made myself sick. We need to have like B-roll or something. I can't even drink out of my drink. I can't. Can't stop laughing.
Oh my gosh, it's so yeah. Just put Trump out there for a minute. Oh my gosh. Oh, give me a break. Oh, okay.
Okay, I'm better. Holy cow. I've never made myself that sick on air. I gotta be not so descriptive sometimes. I think.
Oh, and if you are worried about my voice, it's allergies, guys. Allergies, and I deal with silent reflux have forever, so that's what it is. I am not sick. That didn't help though. Almost vomiting.
So I don't like shaking hands.
So I am not a terrorist. But I, when you are, I get it over there. In the Middle East, when you are, because it's also there are several there are several different religions that will not touch a woman, or the men don't touch women, and the women don't touch men. I get it.
However, this guy apparently was pretty adversarial about it. The way that it's been described in multiple press accounts, and he would. He was so over the top when he would pray, so ostentatious about it that he wanted. It was like he wanted everybody to know he was a a total jihadi, right? And the Fly Dubai employees are speaking out, and one employee told the New York Post and Great Britain News and several others that.
It was an an anonymous critique of the employer. They said the employer betrayed the UAE, United Arab Emirates, by assigning an Almani to the route, to the flight path. They said that the pilot was someone characterized by very strange behavior, any very weird, like over the top religious observances. That were completely out of step with his surroundings, and that usually only Emiratis are the pilots that will fly to Israel because UAE was one of the first to sign the Abraham Accords.
So how do you have an Omani that does it? And the employee said, "Quote: There is no other way to put it. We hired the services of a terrorist and nearly caused the deaths of 180 people." Now. Fly Dubai actually has, and it's not just Fly Dubai; it's airlines. They have a in their contract that the pilots are screened, flight crews are screened for all services to and from Israel, and any pilot from a country that.
Does not have normalized relations with Israel and does not recognize that Israel is its own nation, is barred from being assigned that flight path. They cannot fly a plane from their point of origin into Israel.
Now, the terrorist is Omani, and this comes by way of several different sources here. Basically, the terrorist is Omani, and Oman does not have normalized relations with Israel. Oman does not recognize Israel as a sovereign entity. Oman is, you know, they are besties with IRGC, and they have also helped boosted the protection of Hamas and Hezbollah.
So, clearly, I'm. I mean, this is very obvious. I mean, the the fact that this was a major screw up is very obvious to everyone, even the Saudis. Remember, Saudi Arabia was like, "Land here, you need to divert land here," and the Emiratis are trying to figure out how did this happen because Oman is so in tight with the IRGC. How did this happen?
And so they've announced that they launched investigations into all the associations, the terrorist activity, everything. And they said that they're looking to establish the circumstances and motives and determine whether or not the incident was linked to all of this.
So this is what Trump is hearing. Trump's hearing, you know, because Oman, IRGC. I mean, look, Occam's Razor.
Sometimes easiest explanation is the correct one. You know what I'm saying?
So they said that. They're looking to find more. They're looking for more significant findings, and this was. Let me pull up audio. Hang on, I got one more for you.
So this was quote five, I believe, and this was. Is this not Netanyahu speaking about this pilot? Yeah, listen to this. This is yeah. This is cut five.
The attacker, the co-pilot who attacked the captain. Is now being interrogated, but here is what we do know. First, we know that he underwent Islamist radical indoctrination. That appears to be something we're gathering from the information, his personal information. And that's something else that's coming out too.
I mean, he and the Emiratis, yeah, they do want to know about it because they can't just say that this was, you know, a failure to vet or security. I mean. Remember, UAE is one of the first to sign the Abraham Accords, and they're looking at this as they want that Western-leaning partnership because they're going to have to diversify beyond oil and gas. This is also about the future of their economy, and also they're all jockeying as the United States has really come into power, unleashed domestic energy. We have more.
In terms of resources, than they do, so they got to step up to the plate and they got to start playing more by our terms than their own terms. This has all been very, very good. That what Trump has established here.
So, as a result of that, they it is best for them economically. And in other ways, for them to have these normalized relations, and it's been working, right?
So the Emiratis do not want that jeopardized because since that time, they have been opening up esports, World Cup, film festivals. They've really been expanding and opening up, and they do not want that jeopardized. And so there was a breakdown. You cannot tell me I don't believe that it was an accident that this Omani was allowed on the flight. I don't believe that at all.
This was not, in my estimation, absolutely not a minor oversight.
Now, the flights between Dubai and Tel Aviv, or I should say UAE and Israel, overall, they began the direct flights in 2020, when with the signing of the Abraham Accords, etc.
So that all began in 2020. And the they haven't had an issue until now.
So the and they were talking about metal detection and all, but even then, you would have to know the guy's Omani. I mean, the vetting process for these people to be able to fly these planes. Because there, what did remember what the New York Post said, or not what the New York Post? This is actually what was really. I mean, they looked at the flight statistics, and it's mostly Emiratis that are flying there, on flighty by and back, and it's a lot of tech, a lot of tech business, not just you know really oil and gas, because Israel's Silicon Valley of the Middle East, and so how did this?
It's more than just that. How did this guy get there? How did this guy? It's not. It's a bigger question than did he get a blade on the plane.
How did that happen? How did a guy, who is barred from flying a plane into Israel because of his nationality, how did he get assigned to that specific route to fly into Israel? That's the bigger thing because they have it's literally in their contracts that they can't do it, and they're vetted. Every single pilot is vetted. There's a whole process.
So this was a multi-layer. That's why I'm like, this was not an accident. There's too many safeguards there. This was on purpose. We got questions.
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So there you go. All right, so we were talking about the Fly Dubai situation and the UAE's partnership because how did an Omani pilot with that nationality? Just recap, real fast. You have to. They.
If you're going to be flying into Israel, your as a pilot, your country has to acknowledge Israel's right to exist and have normalized relations. Oman doesn't. UAE does. I'm not saying that UAE was part of it because they they were one of the first signatories on the Abraham Accords, risking the wrath of the Arab world. Really, what I'm suggesting is that they have been made a target.
Because Oman and IRGC are besties, I feel that they were looking to make UAE a target, also, not just because of its normalized relations with Israel under the Abraham Accords, but because it's been open to more, how do I put it, economic westernization, right. And I think kind of that's I think they have every bit of motivation as to finding out what exactly is going on as everybody else does. And I was telling Kane, you know, this is an international thing. I know people who work in oil and gas that have flown on Fly Dubai, and I don't think while they were targeting Israelis, I want to make it very clear. If you think that.
Jihadis are just going to stop at Israel. You are deluded and unhelpful, and you're a problem to the rest of us who are trying to keep everything locked down and keep everybody else safe. And I say this because I told Canaan Break how many times do you think that same pilot? He was a co-pilot. You know he's been on other flights.
How many times has he flown planes? With people, and he's been a jihadi the whole time. There were Americans on this flight. There were Americans on that flight. How many times did this jihadi fly a plane into other countries?
What if he decided he's just going to take out Big Ben? What if he's going to take out Big Ben? What if he decided fly Dubai is coming to Dallas? What if they decide they're just going to take out something in Dallas? He's on another Amorality line.
These sleeper cells are real. I love how people are like, well, they'll just stop it as real. They'll just stop at the Jews. You're the problem. Imagine living in such a living so simply intellectually.
I mean, no wonder you have no problems in life. That's that's crazy. And then, so here's what I'm thinking. I'm like, okay, so how many, how many other pilots do we got to be worrying about? I don't want to get on a plane and be looking at my pilot like, hmm.
You know, I don't want that. I do not want to live like that. But I will. You know what I mean? I don't.
I. Or what about if you're in an Uber? Hell, what if you're in an Uber? What if you have an Uber driver and he just thinks you're Jewish and he's a jihadist?
So he's gonna he just thinks you are and he's gonna run the car into something. I mean, who knows? This is insane. That's what I'm saying. You know they hate the United States also.
There's a reason why that nickname, Great Satan, came out. They hate us. Gaza Ministry of Health released. Mortality numbers for twenty twenty five. Hamas had to tell on themselves, don't you know?
They had to tell on themselves with this.
So, this story is pretty crazy. The facts are emerging about these fatalities, and it's exactly what everybody has been saying. And honestly, a lot of people should lose their careers, but they won't because they're they've been involved in the blood libeling.
So the problem, the damage is done. They the famine stuff was completely blown up. The destruction of healthcare was completely no pun intended, but it was that narrative was destroyed. Hamas's own numbers debunked the claim that it was mostly civilians that were lost. Their own numbers showed that it was like ninety nine percent dudes.
In that are young military age males. That's it, and that's not even. They have thousands of combatants, thousands of combatants.
So this Gaza Ministry of Health they've released these mortality numbers. In 25, they had a total of 24,650 deaths in Gaza. Eighteen thousand eight hundred and seventy, seventy-six point six percent were violent, of which seventeen thousand two hundred eighty-six, seventy percent were due to quote unquote war operations, and one thousand five hundred eighty-four, six point four percent were classified as accidents. There were a total of five thousand seven hundred eighty, twenty-three point four percent non-violent deaths, including disease, old age, and all other causes. The five thousand seven hundred eighty deaths, that's the non-violent, disease, old age, and all other causes, is about the same as the annual non-violent mortality in Gaza.
Before the war, and the age distribution is similar to that of what it was in 2021. There is no significant excess of nonviolent deaths.
So, despite what everybody's been saying, there are very actual indirect deaths due to the Gaza war. That's the fact of it. They had in 2025 50,227 births. Giving the natural population growth of twenty five thousand five hundred and seventy seven, or getting up to one about one point three percent in Gaza and twenty five, which is a higher population growth than any other country in that any other area in that part of the world, and most countries in the world on average. Huh?
Now. The current that was in twenty five, it's six thousand births per month in Gaza, and that's again Gaza Ministry of Health. Assuming the similar number of non violent deaths in Gaza, in twenty in twenty six as in twenty five, that means there are twelve times more births than deaths in Gaza. And Gaza is now experiencing one of the highest population growths in the world, and this tracks with everything else because this is something we've talked about for quite some time. Is this whole thing about the population and the growth and the birth rate?
The birth rate has been high for a long time. In Gaza, specifically, I mean that we've they we've also witnessed the polio campaign Israel did over there with the kids, UNICEF data.
So this combined with UNRWA, the UNICEF data, etc. There is no genocide. Genocide is a deliberate attempt to exterminate a group of people because they're members of that group, and that's what they're saying. The genocide has been against Gaza's neighbors, because they fulfill every legal definition. Not only that, but that's literally what they're trying.
That's what they're trying to do. Same thing that the Muslims are doing to the Christians in Nigeria and Sudan. That all of these people who say Christ is king, but they betray him with their with their words and actions. But they never say Jesus is Lord because he's not for them. Let's be real.
But the people who sit here and go on about religion and they go on about Christians and they make a big deal about genocide in Gaza. None of them have said, tweeted one thing about Nigeria or Sudan. And you're talking of thousands of Christian murders there. There are missionaries there who are hiding, and they're still doing the work of the Lord. They're there hiding.
And it's the Muslims going around killing everybody in Nigeria and Sudan. That's those are the colonists. The Muslims are the colonists in Africa. Let's be very blunt about how this happened. They are the original colonists.
All colonization they invented it. They pioneered it. Remember when they were well, you don't remember, but from history when they were kidnapping Americans. Kidnapping our merchant sailors and selling them into slavery, and Jefferson had to create a navy and send them over. That's where the shores of Tripoli come from, and the Marine Song.
That's where it comes from.
So there is no, there is no genocide. There is no, none of that. There's no famine. There hasn't been any of that. They've been three years.
They've been shrieking about genocide, and they try to they try to to puff it up with academic fraud. And now it's completely collapsing. By the way, the Lancet even disproved these numbers. It's a fact that the population of Gaza has increased since October seventh. And it was one of the highest birth rates, highest rates of growth in the world before.
These are indisputable God's honest facts, and if you don't like them, you can just take them up in prayer with the Lord because these are hard numbers. This is the real stuff. All that pally slop they're pushing at you—that's the demonic lie. Pretty, pretty damning when you look at it, and there's links galore. I've sent them to you.
You, you have them. In fact, you have this last one in your email prep for you subscribers. You just, you can go and you don't take my word for it. Just go look at it for yourself. But that's the truth of it.
So, this is. I mean, how are you going to reconcile that?
Now, speaking of Islamists, New York City's first lady is. I love this completely snotty phrase. Pinkies out, guys. She's in residence at a a basically it's a jihadi wellness retreat for the ladies. It's in this old Portuguese castle that's like thousands of dollars a night to stay in.
Of course, she loves taking pictures of herself. That's another photo she took of herself. That you have, it's called the Women's Sanctuary. I've never seen a woman so obsessed with how she, with her own self. She takes, she draws her own self.
She's an artist, and she takes. This is another selfie that she took of her, of her, and it's been cropped because it's one of those where her arms out. She loves taking photos of herself, which I think isn't that vanity, isn't that haram. I don't know how she and she says she's Syrian, but she was born in Houston.
So whatever, she's born in damn Houston, but she's like I'm Syrian. I'm a Syrian artist. No, girl, you are not. You're a nepo baby.
So, I'm not an attractive woman.
So, she's wrapping up an artist in residence. This is from the Washington Free Beacon, and they one of the things is literally the materials from it. Declare from the river to the sea. Can I share with you a picture of the woman leading it?
Okay, I'm going to do something here real quick. Bear with me.
So that's the woman leading it. Kane's already laughing. She looks like the alien singer from Fifth Element. She also looks like that one Russian guy who did. Hold up.
I need this. She also looks like that one Russian guy, who dressed, who basically like he's a viral video, and I know you've seen it, where he gets up there and he goes, he does that. That Russian singer, she looks like that. The lady, oh man, you know what her little thing looks like? I don't know if I can say it.
It looks like she's climbing out of an. That's what it looks like. That's what it looks like. Anyway, she looks like that alien singer from the Fifth Element.
So that's where the New York City's Ramaduaj is, and the Women's Sanctuary. They said we're gathering to reclaim our history. It is very interesting. The Free Beacon notes that they're going to these areas where the Caliphate and, like, you know, Southern Europe. In the near the Mediterranean, where the Caliphate had conquered and killed all the slaughtered all these Christians back in the day, you know, before they finally had to go, I guess we got to get the Crusades up.
Interesting, and she's doing Arabic calligraphy. Hmm, isn't interesting, right? That's where she is right now. She's been there the whole time. Thousands.
She that's the thing that she wanted to take. She was demanding security to go because she's apparently going into her home country, even though she was born in Houston. She was going to go to Syria, and she was trying to get taxpayer-funded police protection for some reason. I don't even know. We have more on the way as we finish out this broadcast.
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All right, all right.
So we got a Florida man who he might. It looks like he's going to face criminal charges because his SUV literally ended up on a very swanky Cape Cod beach after the nor'easter. In Falmouth, Massachusetts, it was found partially submerged. Officers responded just before 7 a.m. and I see the video of it, and it's or the photo of it.
But like, I don't think he parked it there, did he? He? They said that. I don't get this story. This story doesn't make sense.
It's CBS News. Who wrote this? This whoever wrote this, drag them because they have no. They think that they think there's not even a confirmation that it may have went through a guardrail and then he left it there. But they don't know for sure.
Okay, this is you know what this is as stupid as that doctor who did that oversaw that execution. Let's see. All right, and I want to get this one: an Orlando woman. I didn't. I didn't get this yesterday.
Was arrested because she was trying to poison a Central Florida man. Guys, what have we told you about them crazy eyes? How many times do I got to say this? Those no, those eyes aren't pretty. They're lasers, and they're literally like looking at you, skinning you alive, and going into your soul.
That's what they're doing. This woman's got crazy eyes. I look took one look at her, I'm like, that chick is nuts. Thirty nine year old Samantha Adams was arrested at Posner Park. She was told she, I guess, got the victim to go there, and she had intentionally mixed benzodiazepine.
What is? I don't know what that is. Into a victim's drink while he was at his home, the victim said she may have poisoned him at least three other occasions. There she is. They okay.
See what I'm saying? If you're watching the simulcast, guys, no, you cannot fix it. She's going to kill you. You cannot fix her. Those eyes.
Are crazy eyes. She will kill you in your sleep. You are gambling with your life. The victim met her through a dating app. I feel like if you're dating, you just need to send a picture of the prospective person to me.
I will take one look and I'll be like, "Girl's crazy, run." I am never wrong. Can't tell the people. Never wrong. We are. I'm never wrong, y'all.
Never wrong. Never wrong. Ever.
So anyway, she tried. Long story long, she tried poisoning him repeatedly, and he ended up getting super sick. He had to be hospitalized once, and he brought law enforcement involved, and they caught her doing it.
So, girlfriend's going away for some time. She's charged with wow.
Okay, hang on. Second degree attempted murder, tampering with evidence, possession of oxycodone, possession of hydrocodone, possession of alprazolam, which sounds like a. That Black Betty song. I'll frazzle a lamb, or I'm a lamb resisting without violence. Possession of drug paraphernalia.
I'm still going. Possession of new legend drug. I don't know what that is. Without prescription and offering to commit prostitution. Wow, she's a whole grab bag of nuts.
I'm telling you. Goodness, right there. That's the little. Just saying, guys. We got, and then let's see.
A Florida woman was arrested because she left her four kids, including a little baby, home alone during a cruise. Natalie Bellizaire faces four counts of child child neglect. Police found her kids hiding in the bathroom. She left her two month old, her two year old, two month old, two month old, left them at home to go on a carnival cruise. And yeah, left them home alone to go.
And a policeman to the house, and they found all four children hiding in the bathroom, and they were shaken and upset. They and the youngest baby girl was born in July. She's a newborn still. Good heavens! This is Troy Millings from Earn Your Leisure.
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What is up with them? What you know? I sing that "What's Her Face" Perry song. The chick Orlando Bloom dumped that one. Who can't?
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I don't need the helpful paperclip from Microsoft to like jump out at me every damn thing. This is what companies are spending their money on. This stupid little paperclip that was like, I think you need help with that, right?
So apparently, Archie, what does he do? Even does he just take orders? It just that's it.
Okay, you can basically do that by just like hitting a couple things on the touchscreen. You know what I mean? But apparently, they want to help make sure that your food gets in the bag. I don't know. I just find this to be kind of dumb.
But they said Archie's like another employee, and apparently they tried this back in 24, but it didn't work out very well because the technology was like, "I don't understand your stupid order." What? And now they're going back to try again because they think that they maybe have it this time. I don't know. We'll see. Also, triple flood threat in central southern U.S.
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