how do you get the nation the world's largest superpower to go to war for you for your agenda to advance your expansionist and gender how do you do that that's game range of probabilities that they will perform consistent with their personality profile that's called an asset to some extent we're all asset but political operatives like a john mccain you need to know that they will perform within an acceptable range of you know probabilities he is a classic asset live in tempe arizona which was a congressional district created in part to help run him for the for congress four years before an earlier maverick  skimming the casino scam and you may remember virginia hill has his dancer friend better known as flamingo was her dance name there was a casino there called the flamingo which bugs me named after his a virginia hill a famous story and sort of mobster lower when bugsy was murdered i need someone to replace him in las vegas that became gus green bomb he moved to los vegas in one thousand forty seven to take over from bugsy but then the mob needed someone to replace bugsy siegel that was a fellow named kemper marley who no effect had a statewide liquor monopoly that came largely from the family the found those the world jewish congress out of ontario they were the primary importers of booze and his brother in effect took the fall they took the heat for two liquor federal electoral violations that temperament and otherwise would have been prosecuted for in that process james him so they came into the ownership of an hazare bush distributorship which is now the fifth largest beer distributorship in the united states saying to him his daughter eighteen years john mccain's junior if you understand john mccain and know what an asset is if you got this sent to him gently and john mccain's neighborhood you knew within acceptable range of probability that the sparks would fly and sure enough john mccain ends up divorcing his wife moving to arizona and becoming a public relations person for his late distributors the beer distributorship with that he worked himself into politics and his run for the congress in eighty one four years later his run for the  from a state that has been dominated by organized crime since no later than the one nine hundred twenty s so that's john mccain keep in mind that he proposed campaign finance reform as a way to recover his reputation when he was the primary advocate for what was known as the keating five which was a group that was helped to help delayed the reform of the savings and loan from late at night teenagers that delay helped raise the cost of that financial fraud from one hundred billion to about one hundred fifty billion so we had to have john mccain and his colleagues to fight for that as well johnson and john mccain's father who was then the admiral with oversight of that particular region and so it sort of feel like father like son had that not being covered up in nineteen sixty seven we would not consider israel to be the ally matter how honest you are as a politician you are disabled by your own biases and you're disabled by the intelligence on which you're in law and the case of george w bush recovering alcoholic so you've got that feeling about an outer authority you know give your life up to now the authority which immediately makes you vulnerable you've got he's out of sorts where this father was a pretty smart guy so he's not talking to his father who had a lot of background who would have been useful for him to have and making these decisions you're surrounded by this crowd you're a christian zionist you're a born again christian so you've got to you've got a substantially longer list of personality profile characteristics were you know that decades of abuse and dignities heaped upon muslims particularly palestine but elsewhere a enclave of extremist her viewed as an ally of the united states we routinely arm  by going to war and once you have that provocation in place how difficult is it to fix the intelligence so then the start of mobilizing so you a police action to go after al qaida to arrest or kill those who are complicit instead go as a nation toward them so iraq which had nothing to do with us so that's another sort of when you're from understanding how game theory works and get thirty war planning particular when you have multi generational agent  provocateur operations underway is that there's a lot of explanation of nine eleven well all i can do is sort of you know report the facts and let people draw their own conclusions but most of the facts the goal  n to testify to the of iraq having mobile biological weapons laboratories now it was going to february two thousand and three just to two thousand and five just before the invasion and when you were looking at colin powell you thought you were looking at colin powell you weren't really what was being deployed there was the credibility of colin powell when you're waging war in the sort of shared field of consciousness you're always deploying the properties that are embedded in that field and this particular case you were associating colin powell credibility with this fixed false and phony intelligence which of mobile biological weapons laboratories associating his credibility with this fixed intelligence you have what's called an psychology a bill you know over suddenly you took his credibility and that made this fixed intelligence appear credible so that's how you wage war in the field of consciousness with the power of association r air on our baseball or football star saying the united states you took the the field base quality of hammer on come on his celebrity and you use that as a weapon in the same way you use the credibility of colin powell  deploying emraan khan's celebrity you breached the literacy barrier with it when he said it that story went well in muslim nations worldwide it reached tens of millions of people because a celebrit so when you're waging field based warfare this is you know this is where this is being waged just not in a tangible battlefield it's in the field the shared field of consciousness so that's where you deploy intangible properties and that field credibility celebrity those types of mind and that's how you wage war fare in plain sight you know you can't really quite see it and that's out of work that we would you know believe in something that's not true when trying to grasp the scope of the sort of what are called belief based criminality of the sort of a faith based organized crime you know i have state ownership we end up creating these oligarchies everywhere you look at the russian oligarchs be an obvious case in point and when the when when russia came out of that highly dysfunctional sort of system suddenly you look back and as  how and that's what we're trying to get people to see but for example in the widening of marx and in the former soviet union by the tab the oligarchs were became you know came into their own six of the top seven oligarchs qualify for israeli citizenship and a country like the united states is less than two percent jewish how can you have eighty four percent of these oligarchs having the summer you know ethnic background so you know what really was that up close and personal and what it was guaranteed to do financially there's a chapter about that in the book it was guaranteed to make the rich far far richer and now if you look back and look at the at the dominant  hundred it's very similar to what we have in russia so you go back through this and you begin to say well how did we adopt a mindset where we thought that money really should be the compass by which we got the nation how did that happen how that get embedded in education how did i myself embrace that i'm the son of a chicago educated ph d in economics you know trained in economics trying to tell all by the time i show up as finance committee counsel you know i've got this sort of consensus frame through which i view my world how did that happen and that's what the book is about it's about it's about trying to give people a broader perspective to say that they themselves are part of the problem because we've all been educated into the same frame through which we see our world and unfortunately united states is now we're now branded with that we now look like we're part of the problem which we are because we've taken that frame and we've insisted that people draft the walls in their own countries to embrace that muddy finance fixated frame in which you're guaranteed to create  democracies you're guaranteed to impair genuine markets that's how organized crime operates at scale like that know where did this come from how did we you know how did we get to this point where if you go back there's a book that was published in one thousand nine hundred six called the clash of civilizations by harvard professor named samuel huntington but like  foreign affairs and then into a bestselling book about him by huntington how did it become a best selling book and how did this clash of civilizations become a consensus a widely held belief for i well that that it happened because when i'm out of town huntington relates that book there were hope for one hundred non governmental organizations you know the heritage foundation the american enterprise institute just go down the list of you know people with a normal amount of budget enormous amount of media exposure who said this is the new consensus the clash of civilizations and you might have noticed how seamlessly we segue from the cold war to hating americans i mean where where did this come from so you have to you have a period of preparing the mind you know launching the clash of civilizations in one thousand nine hundred sixty and two thousand and one you get the that he is where we need to go take out saddam hussein who is an evil doer had something to do with nine eleven we now know that was a total fiction but it doesn't matter now we're at war in the middle east who would have  the motivation the opportunity and importantly who would have been stable nation state intelligence to bed that kind of operation inside that country that is who the criminal syndicate is y people ask how did this criminal syndicate gain so much control for example over the u s congress over the office of the presidency and it's really a matter of mathematics if you understand if you look really has a own that in the introduction how did mccain feingold as it was called it was called the campaign finance reform it was anything but that in effect what it did was raise the limits that individuals can give to campaigns and campaign finance really works let me give you an example of the camp mccain feingold increased the dollar amount that individuals could get from one thousand dollars to twenty three hundred dollars per person per election b primary and the general election so if you're a couple you can give twenty three hundred in the primary another twenty three hundred individual twenty three hundred in the primary twenty three hundred in the general if you're a couple that's forty affect an individual family husband wife give ninety two hundred dollars to a candidate now if you take the way washington really works if you have what's called bundlers for example if it's not pas the beauty contest as it's called for the israel lobby they will call a bundler amount behalf and they'll say this person is past the beauty contest go out and raise money for them so the bundler will themselves contribute and his wife or the way around they were going to call ten other bundler is if you do the math you end up with with each of those as eleven times ninety two hundred dollars so you end up with over a million dollars with literally just one phone call from the israel lobby gives you the phone number of the contact of this one person and suddenly you've got a million dollars to run a campaign and some of the smaller districts congressional districts that's enough to run a credible campaign late certainly enough to there in the in the congress that they groom them for seniority and then also opposing people who would oppose the it is a real agenda to be in the primary agenda of the u s and so if you combine all that know all of those things you get  force multiplier if you understand that this although there's four hundred and over four hundred fifty members of congress forty fifty to only about ten percent of those come competitive in any given year thirty two or maybe fifty so if you then concentrate your money on the competitive races it's another force multiplier so people ask you know how could those who are so few have such an influence well it's a matter of numbers you concentrate your your resources on on competitive races you make sure that people who are looking to run for office you make sure you get a lot of money early you get them embedded in the system you get them embedded to your agenda and if you do that for a long enough and this politics very closely in two thousand the senate has been chronicled and profiled in these accounts in the span of about six weeks raised about fifteen million dollars for this brand name politician george w bush a good former governor of texas with that fifty million dollars in effect the republican primary was preempted by the time the nominating convention came along it was a fait accompli this was going to be the nominee once you do that you begin to fill in white and wash and what used to call the plum book it literally was a plum i guess a different color now but it's the three to six thousand positions that are filled in the leader of the executive branch the undersecretary of the deputy assistant secretary all these positions are filled and so what you want you've got the nominee and you've got the election well underway you begin to look in that book and you put your people in the small narrow part of the formal for information going into the white house for decision making for example you don't need to be the big head of the cia you can set up your own intelligence operation called the office of special plans and the pentagon road but run by a fellow named douglas feith and you can cook your own intelligence send it in through the deputy defense secretary paul wolfowitz in through the vice president's office where a fellow named scooter libby  take you directly into the decision making process that's only three people ok so that's a that's how you begin to take game theory how you begin to take this and put it on the ground so you can begin to manipulate the intelligence believe that there's enclave or somehow threatened that they themselves are threatened which is not all the case but i've been led to believe that but if you or if you are an employee of extremist and elitist and your you have an expansion this the joint chiefs of staff came to him and said look there's a group of fanatics who seek a gemini they seek dominance of the middle east do not do this the central intelligence agency is not to do this but diplomatic course that whatever you do do not do this this was going to be a problem and it has become an enormous and growing problem and in effect we've deployed our blood and treasure at the behest of those who have manipulated from the inside no better case than in the case in the cooking of the intelligence that took us to war in iraq but that is ongoing it appears that the next quote evildoer will be pakistan now there's an ongoing slaughter of you know could again cooked intelligence and then the attempt to law and that is a good description of those enclave of extremists to whom we extend a nation