Interview · moment 16 of 20
Marching Toward War With Iran and Netanyahu's Playbook
from Candace Owens Emergency Podcast | The Tim Dillon Show #441 · #441
7 min
Guest
Tim and Candace discuss the likelihood of war with Iran, noting Netanyahu's history of naming target countries on camera, the pattern from 9/11 through Iraq and Afghanistan, and criticism of the CIA/Mossad relationship via Dave Smith's commentary.
- Tim argues we're marching toward war with Iran, and Netanyahu always gets what he wants.
- Iran's been the boogeyman since childhood, but the pattern of Western intervention in Muslim countries is predictable and well-known.
- Defense department turmoil may involve people actively pushing for war with Iran.
- Netanyahu's public record shows he named Libya, Syria, Iraq, and Iran as targets, and said America can be easily manipulated.
- Israel isn't located in the Middle East, so constant regional conflict is suspicious given the stated strategic interest.
- U.S. support for Israel intensified after JFK's assassination, coinciding with his dispute with Ben-Gurion over nuclear weapons.
- Dave Smith gets attacked for discussing America's unhealthy attachment to Israel and willingness to serve its interests.
- Tim sees CIA and Mossad as fundamentally the same deep state apparatus with overlapping interests.
- Israel needs more bodies for expansion, which is why understanding these dynamics is crucial to critique.
- Many Israelis themselves oppose Netanyahu, calling him corrupt and refusing to expand the country's borders in his wars.
- Jewish Americans face the same conditioning black Americans do—Holocaust education imprints existential victimhood, making emotional reactions to October 7th understandable.
- Post-9/11 America pursued wars that made the country less safe, tortured innocents, killed civilians, and gave up freedoms—a cautionary template for current escalation.
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