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Well, I have to say I am shocked. Hamas

actually went for Trump's 20part deal.

This is, first of all, amazing.

Everyone, Democrat, Republican, should

be happy by this. This is fantastic. I

think there's a reason for this. And I

want to start with that because you may

have already heard some of the generic

info that's out there, but you know me,

my goal is as much as possible to try to

give some unique perspective. So, what I

actually think this has to do with is

almost specifically the Trump nuclear

program uh attack on Iran. Uh consider,

for example, what's going on with Pickax

Mountain. There's a lot of talk that

Pickax Mountain is starting to see

construction development again. But if

you actually look at some of the recent

Institute uh for science and

international security research on

what's going on at Pickax Mountain,

because remember the United States

bombed via Operation Midnight Hammer uh

Forom and other facilities deep inside

of Iran with the B2 bombers, famous

attack. A lot of folks thought, okay,

well, we never hit Pickax Mountain. Is

that because that is a deeper facility?

Can our weapons not reach that facility?

And if you look at what the Institute

for Science and International Security

says, they actually suggest that while

there is continuing construction

facility activity going on at Pickax

Mountain, it is in line with activity

that was really going on before the June

war, suggesting there hasn't really been

any kind of acceleration of building at

Pickax Mountain, suggesting maybe Iran

is not going to be quite as capable of

rebuilding parts of its destroyed

nuclear program that previously people

feared that Iran would be able to. Mind

you, uh the Israelis in coordination

with the United States also assassinated

a significant portion of the Iranian

nuclear science community by

specifically targeting scientists and a

simultaneously simultaneous attack in

multiple locations throughout Iran. One

of the ways they can do this is by

actually launching missiles from uh

F-35s or other aircraft and the missiles

can actually rest in space uh you know

circulating waiting to time their

attacks at the same time. It's it's

really a phenomenal form of uh human

ingenuity and technology to be able to

pull this off. But anyway, I believe

that Iran's

failure

or potential loss in their nuclear

science program has made them realize we

got to eat some humble pie here. See, if

Iran told Hamas, "Don't take this deal

with Israel. We will send you more

money. We will send you more weapons."

Then Hamas wouldn't take this deal. I

actually think Donald Trump proposed

this peace plan realizing that Iran

wasn't going to back Hamas. And when

Hamas picked up the phone to call Iran,

nobody answered. And then that's where

Hamas goes, well, I guess we don't have

a leg to stand on anymore. Let's go

ahead and take this deal that was

negotiated sort of on our behalf without

Trump even talking to Hamas, right?

Which initially led to a lot of

skepticism, rightfully so. But you also

have to understand there is a precedent

for what Trump wants to do in Gaza and

it does deserve praise. First of all, a

lot of Hamas's leadership is dead. So

there's really no centralized

leadership. Although you know what's

left of Hamas so far, they're accepting

the framework of this deal. Uh and the

framework of this deal has some really

cool precedents in Kosovo. So in Kosovo,

we had what was called uh in in the late

90s in the early 2000s after, you know,

the sort of devastating ethnic cleansing

that took place in the late '9s over

there under um uh Believe, you ended up

getting the Kosovo transition

governance. Now Kosovo is like twice the

size of the Palestinian territories,

smaller population, so more spread out

population over there. But anyway, what

you ended up having is after this this

ethnic cleansing that took place and

then this guy ended up getting sent to

the, you know, hog, you know, he got

indicted by the uh international

criminal court in 99, ended up dying in

custody in 2006. Terrible ethnic

cleansing. What he ended up getting was

the UN MIK, the interim mission in

Kosovo, and it demilitar demilitarized

Kosovo. and set up an interim

administration to manage reconstruction,

opened global trade, and you got a bunch

of agencies from all around the world to

set up free and fair elections. Norway

came in to establish a police force.

America helped build a banking and a

justice system. America helped provide

NATO troops. The European Union funded

reconstruction and business support for

Kosovo. And now according to Gallup,

Kosovo is considered one of the safest

places in Europe. Tony Blair actually

had a lot of experience as part of uh

this this sort of transition in the

Middle East uh in addition to

sort of his work in power while this was

occurring in Kosovo. Now, what a lot of

people are very excited about is they

look at a PLA today, a Palestinian

authority today that has very little

power, and they look at this Kosovo deal

and Trump's 20point plan as a way to

potentially pull a Kosovo 2.0 in the

Gaza Strip. See, right now, eight Muslim

countries back Donald Trump's 20point

plan, and now Hamas has accepted it. Uh,

and this is a really big moment because

it could mean that the same thing that

happened in Kosovo that made Kosovo now

considered to be one of the safest

countries in Europe could potentially be

what ends up happening in the Gaza

Strip. Just think about that. That would

almost be like Donald Trump's

Mediterranean paradise coming true in

the Gaza Strip, which would be great for

the Palestinians. But what also

motivated Hamas to potentially take this

deal was the fact that BB backed off the

annexation of Gaza. There was a lot of

belief that BB was going to go for a

full annexation of not just the West

Bank but also the Gaza Strip and you

would never have a Palestinian homeland.

Trump's announcement of this 20point

plan in cooperation with BB suggested

that BB was backing off the idea of

completely eradicating Palestine and

instead agreeing for there to be the

establishment of a Palestinian state.

This 20point plan includes not only the

72-hour,

you know, release of the 20 remaining

hostages, which Donald Trump expects to

happen Monday or Tuesday, which is a

little bit more than 72 hours, but

whatever. Uh, it includes a withdrawal

of troops from 70% of Gaza for for, you

know, behind Isra lines that have been

agreed upon with Israel and Hamas. Uh,

moving troops out of 70% of Gaza is a

big deal. The war immediately ends. No

more bombardments, which is great.

Israel is going to release 1,700 Gaz and

detainees and they're opening the Rafa

crossing which is huge because the Rafa

crossing has been an issue for

Palestinians to get food aid since

really day one. The Rafa crossing has

been shut. Palestinians can't leave so

you can't really go anywhere. You've got

refugee camps that are getting bombed

because there are suspected Hamas

terrorists inside these groups. And so

people are dying. Children are dying

like crazy. got 67,000

gazins that have died in this war on top

of obviously the 1,200 uh Israelis that

died on the October 7th attack, about

another 450 uh Israeli soldiers who have

died. You have a lot of death in this.

So, it's no surprise that people are now

calling for a Nobel Peace Prize for

Donald Trump because this is actually

pretty incredible that Donald Trump

pulled this off. This is this is very

impressive. Like you got to give him

credit. Like when do you see

adherence to you know Islam so Muslims

hugging Jewish folks? You know you've

got the Qataris and the Israelis

hugging. This is unprecedented.

This is like the definition of of world

peace. This is fantastic. So this is

really really good. Uh and and that's

not to say this is going to be easy.

There's going to be a lot of hardship in

actually making this come together. But

this is the foundation for getting Gaza

not only governed but rebuilt. So I have

to give a lot of credit here. I was very

skeptical. I'm like this is bull crap.

Donald Trump's announcing deals before

there, you know, there's even talk with

Hamas.

And to me, the reason it worked is

because Iran is cooked. I think Iran ate

the humble pie and Hamas realized they

have nothing to stand on. And when they

realized there was nothing to stand on,

they had to go for this. So, uh, the

Israeli cabinet is obviously expected to

stamp off on this deal. We'll start

seeing army troops withdraw within 24

hours following the signing and the

approval of the truths. 2,000

approximately, slightly less, I think.

Jailed Palestinians uh will be released

as well.

At the same time, calls for the Nobel

Peace Prize for Donald Trump uh are

being encouraged because of this uh

Israeli deal. Zalinski is saying, "Hey,

if Trump gives us tomahawks, we'll lobby

for you to get a Nobel Peace Prize as

well." Now, Zilinski wants Tomahawks so

he can strike deep inside of Russia, but

he really sees it as an opportunity to

negotiate with Russia. That's at least

the sales pitch. I won't I won't shoot

the Tomahawks yet. I'll just use him to

bring, you know, Putin to the

negotiating table, whatever. But anyway,

it's not a surprise a lot of people are

very excited about Donald Trump

potentially getting a peace prize here.

This, by the way, the Rafa crossing

opening is so incredible because it does

mean the United Nations can actually

provide the appropriate food aid that's

needed uh to the starving people and the

famine that's going on uh in the Gaza

Strip. So, I'm very very happy about

this. Uh the Palestinian people, Hamas

official says the Palestinian people

deserve life and the right to

self-determination and establishment of

their state on occupied land. They do.

And so this actually represents a

scaling back of the aggression of Hamas,

saying no deal. Uh, and they're pulling

this back because

they realize that Israel is finally

walking back the idea of annexing the

Gaza Strip and instead

they're willing to create a two-state

solution here. Now, Trump did say in his

press conference he doesn't quote have a

view on the two-state solution. Let's be

clear, this is a two-state solution.

This is the beginning of a two-state

solution. So, yes, like as is said here,

if you're skeptical, you have every

reason to be skeptical. of course,

but this is a great step in the right

direction. Now, we know that Trump and

Tony Blair and some people from uh the

Palestinian Authority are actually going

to be sitting on this sort of peace

board that Donald Trump calls and

there's a lot of work to do to see how

this ends up working out. you know,

you'll have a lot of people like, you

know, the Black Rocks and the

Blackstones and real estate developers

or whatever wanting to build, you know,

you know, buy wedge deals, I guess, in

the Gaza Strip and uh and rebuild it

over there. But honestly, like the

Palestinian people need the injection of

money and investment to increase to

actually create a GDP over here. And the

fact that

is Iran is basically creamed

which is evidenced by the lack of

support for Hamas here is probably the

best part best argument for world peace

right here that we could possibly hope

for. So I'm very very enthusiastic about

this. Uh I'm very impressed too because

I I will say I was extremely skeptical

of this. I'm like how could you announce

a deal if you haven't even talked to

Hamas yet? And the only way it was going

to work was if Iran had no leg to stand

on. And the fact that it's working to me

is a sign that Iran has no leg to stand

on. And I could not be more enthusiastic

about this. See what some of your

comments are over here. Uh let's see

here. Beachside Trump Hotel in Gaza.

It's going to happen.

Yeah. Uh let's see. Should we build

skyscrapers and small German villagers

now immediately?

I don't know what you're saying, but

very well. Uh, house act should invest

in Gaza, says someone. Reinvest in Gaza.

Uh, famine is caused by Hamas. The

pictures of Gaza people today show.

Yeah, I mean, people debate this all the

Listen, there is a food crisis in in the

Gaza Strip. You know, people pick up

their propaganda as there they will. A

war torn region is always going to have

a food crisis. And of course, you know,

some of it is going to be that a

weaponized Hamas can take control of

food supplies because they have the

guns. That's how it works when there's

crisis. Uh but the fact that Hamas will

now be demilitarized is is the best

possible thing that could happen for the

Gaza Strip. Uh and so I'm optimistic by

this or or in this. I'm very very

excited. And uh I've got to give Trump

credit as much as there are so many

things to poop on Trump about. Like I

hate what's going on with this. Hey, if

you whistleblow or you say something bad

about the Trump administration, you're

going to get fired. You know, that's

what's being talked about with FEMA

right now. FEMA whistleblowers uh send a

letter uh to the Trump administration

and now all of a sudden and to Congress

and now all of a sudden FEMA is telling

staff that if they don't name all of the

people who are part of this letter,

they're going to get fired. To me, I

think that's fascist and dictatorial.

You know, this is very much in line with

Pete Hegsth firing people who who don't

align with exactly what what he wants in

his Department of War here. Hex says

firing of Navy official compounds

culture fear inside Pentagon. I'm not a

fan of this, but if they can get results

like this in Hamas, I get it. So

I I I won't condone this culture of

fear, but I will say I'm I he Trump

deserves praise for what's going on in

Hamas. And if they can pull off a Kosovo

2.0, I am all for this because Kosovo

sets a great precedent for this.

Somebody here actually wrote it. Gallup

Global Safety Report 2025. Kosovo scores

94 out of 100 on Law and Order Index.

Thank you for posting that in the chat.

You crypto nicks. I appreciate you

saying that. Somebody else says, "Uh,

got to set up house hack in Gaza." Yeah,

I don't know. I might I might need a

bigger plane to get there. But anyway,

uh yeah, this is this is that is a like

you if there's anything you take from

this, you should take from this what

happened in Kosovo was a

joiner of international support. Norway,

the European Union, America, England,

Tony Blair, whatever, it doesn't matter.

It was a joiner of American and

international support for to end

suffering

uh in a region that uh that was war torn

and ethnically cleansed.

You know, it was an anti- you basically

anybody who wasn't a Serb was getting

cleansed. It was terrible. Uh and you

know to some extent you could say there

was ethnic cleansing going on in

Palestine you know Palestinians are

getting cleansed you know under the

guise of ah there's a Hamas guy kill

everyone around like the amount of

collateral damage and child like

children who got killed here or maimed

it's disgusting

but now it's ending and and that

deserves praise.

that deserves praise.

So uh very very very uh fascinating uh

and and very impressive. So anyway

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