May our Lord be with you guys. Do what needs doing, sir.

Why our government caused this problem by abandoning our allies in Afghanistan to torture and death and Hamas was paying attention.

Quality always on point. Quick question: is the 'Jocko Unraveling' sub-series to discuss modern conflicts? If so, can you also discuss the following: 1. America's northern and southern border situation (i.e. how to protect the borders of a country effectively). 2. Criminal violence in Mexico with the drug cartel (should drug-selling be legalized in the country and/or should Americans stop buying drugs to eliminate demand). 3. Instability in Haiti (how to stop gangs from overrunning the political control of the country). 4. Venezuela instability (how can the country bounce back through taking extreme ownership). 5. Libya conflict (how can civil wars and civil disagreements in general be mitigated like how the U.S. solved its civil conflict in 1865). 6. Niger coup (how can African countries prevent coups from happening and developed better systems that are more organized and better for the people). 7. Sudan conflict (same issue - how can coups be mitigated in countries that will benefit greatly from great leadership). 8. DRC instability (again, how can countries like this one take extreme ownership and solve their problems, which will inevitably make the world more stable and prosperous). 7. ROC instability (same here as number 8). 9. Yemen civil war (same here as number 5). 10 Conflict in Lebanon, Syria, and other middle eastern countries (obviously these countries have borders that were not effectively created, but with the disadvantage, how can these countries bounce back and solve their 'forever wars' 11. China and Taiwan (how can the U.S. navigate the situation with Taiwan - the best solution I've heard is from Vivek Ramaswamy in which he stated that America needs to gain semiconductor independence before China thinks about taking any military action. Then he said Taiwan should employ the porcupine strategy). 12. Political instability in Pakistan and interstate conflict with India. 13. Transnational terrorism in Sahel region of Africa. 14. Political instability in Ethiopia. 15. Territorial dispute in South China Sea. 16. Confrontation with North Korea. 17. Conflict In Myanmar. 18. Nagorno-Karabakh conflict in Armenia and Azerbaijan. How can extreme ownership and leadership strategies and tactics solve these conflicts. Would appreciate if you covered these in the 'Unraveling' series.

May G✡D Bless you and yours for all your days, I hope you find Shalom.

❤😢

ive banged my head to the wall for a long time trying to figure out a solution to this, if neither parts want to sit down and talk, and both parts are all or nothing on the land situation, and the current world state doesnt seem to have a mediator figure that will step in and help solve this, what other solutions do you think there is, ones that the people can take cuz the governments will def not , i have to assume you're a decent human and despite your military obligations deep down you have a moral compass that wants peace for all the innocent people. im interested to know what you think is the long term solution , and a long term solution ultimately means a palestinian kid playing with an israeli kid as neighbors and both going to the same school same college and dying as best friends. cuz if one country pushes the other its not a solution its just relocating the problem a couple miles away.

@@achrafsalimi-np9js I 100% wish for peace for everyone, unfortunately as I'm sure you know the situation here is so complicated that peace just doesn't seem realistic at the moment. I wish I had a peaceful solution to offer, unfortunately I don't see one. I also believe we're an extremely moral army, we go above and beyond not to harm civilians. Not to say there aren't individuals who do things that are wrong, but as an army we do our best not to kill civilians. Unfortunately in war civilians die, hamas isn't letting them evacuate, they're using them as human shields which is absolutely tragic.

We don't have an all or nothing approach, the Palestinians have a very large amount of land. We handed over the control over Gaza but they didn't do anything good with the place and as a result both Israeli's and the innocent Palestinians suffer. We've learned that the answer to peace is not giving away more land.

​@@giladmoriber709 thanks for the response , i appreciate your honesty and it gives me hope to know there are still moral people even within the parties holding the guns, i have known and worked with jewish people both from israel and the US over a long time to the point where we feel like brothers now, we've met and traveled together and i have yet to meet a jewish people who didnt have a normal peaceful human view on this (not to say there arent extremists on both sides) , and i couldnt link how bad the situation is to neither religion, nationality , or ethnicity, this is sadly not a muslim-jewish problem, neither is it a palestinian-israeli problem because i know overwhelming majorities from both sides want peace, the only thing i could link this to is politics, right now netanyahu got himself stuck in a situation where the only move is forward, he was already in a bad political state, what happened when hamas attacked further put him in desperate need for action to hold on to his power, the only way he can stay prime minister is to show he is actively seeking revenge , the bombardment of gaza achieves irrelevant military success since even bunker buster bombs have an effective depth of 10-20m when know hamas has tunnels as deep as 70-80m and thats where they're hiding and keeping the hostages, i think hamas didnt commit just an act of terrorism, it was a very carefully planned operation with a clear objective, disrupt the peace talks , bring global attention to the situation, and lure netanyahu to a reactive state where they knew the first military move was going to be bombing civilians, this is all fucked up on both sides because innocent people pay the highest price here but this is the only clear piecing of events i could find that made sense to me, hamas knew killing innocent israeli people would get the emotional reaction that would push israel to war , and they knew civilians would die on the top in gaza while they hid in tunnels which served the international opinion, netanyahu knew he had to make a move otherwise he was going to lose his position immediatly , and my guess is that the IDF isnt too thrilled about the idea of going head first into an urban environment full of surprises and fighting in an underground tunnel environment that negated their air superiority and technological edge , its also not a good allocation of resources given hizbullah is always watching up north , neither the US, Iran, or hizbullah want a war given the current state and the tolls on their economies and the dangers of escalation which is why we've seen the full scale ground invasion delayed and the smaller ground incursions instead to keep the popular opinion happy that there's ongoing action and active revenge but the reality is nothing major has happened yet , drafting reservists and sending them head on to unknown underground tunnel warfare is very dangerous for them but this is what hamas was hoping for as an outraged reaction and we have to assume hamas knows the tunnels better than the IDF and it will take heavy casualties from the IDF to completly wipe out hamas there, sadly thats what netanyahu wants to do to stay prime minister at the moment, correct me if i'm wrong on any of the informations i just mentioned but i tried as best as i can to look at it from an objective perspective , i would never agree with innocent people or children dying anywhere on any side but in today's world its just a speed bump for politicians who also use media propaganda as a tool to support their actions (still objectively speaking) , i think netanyahu in his support to hamas years ago has created the kind of neighbor that would make this inevitable and now he's cornered and making a plan as it unfolds, and so far i believe its playing right into what hamas wants and ultimately hamas is winning the strategic war with how this is unfolding, this can go 2 ways : 1- i hope from the bottom of my heart that this stops, the world gets a chance to breath , a 2 state solution is agreed upon that kicks hamas out of power, netanyahu also gets kicked out of power , avoiding everyone anymore losses, and starting the real progress towards peace 2- with the way its going right now, if a full offensive is in place, there willbe alot of casualties, the war will drag on for a long time, certainly longer than a couple months, the more innocent people die the more likely intervention from other parties mainly hizbullah is likely, if that happens then its only a matter of months before we land ourselves into ww3 and god knows what happens then

Your army spits on the people you occupy and harass any journalists who try to report on it. Your government commits apartheid in the name of fanaticism- oh sorry “zionism”. Hamas are animals, but they are absolutely the consequence of what happens when you treat people like animals.

May Yahoweh bless and keep you

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They have 10 podcasts on this channel all solid

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That why we're here. I can't imagine wanting to fight and being willing to die for any of the conflicts now a days... Completely not appealing.

@@brendon3605you would if you saw your best friends murdered.

Some of our politicians should actually be wearing huggies.

Anyone person, man or woman that has been through war will tell you, we're fighting a politicians fight. It's rarely our fight. No person in their right mind wants the fight unless their personally invested. But just as the start of the podcast says it's a comparison of wills and who's will is greater. By design as humans, we are wired to destroy each other. Don't be so surprised by this, it's writen in our history and repeats its self, it's in our nature. Be honest with yourself, ask yourself have you ever met someone without ever speaking to them or knowing who they are and immediately disliked, feared or even hated them? Ofcourse you have and those feeling will always breed hate.

I think Jackos cohost doubles as his Mossad handler.

unfortunatly spreading a lot of the same propaganda as the MSM.

God bless you brother

Arguably the best pound for pound intelligence agency and military in the whole world, with a known enemy, was caught completely off guard. As far as I know there were no high level firings of anyone, despite the fact that being surprised is the number one cardinal sin for high level military men. Now that these attacks happened, or were ALLOWED to happen, Israel mounts a siege against the Palestinian people. Starving them of food, water, and electricity. If they had done this without the right pretext, the world would not be cheering them on. Which makes you wonder if that was the plan all along.

⁠@@thehim2990May God bless you too Brother.

​@@KaththeeYou are totally ignorant of history if you think this needed to be "allowed" to happen. The Muslims surrounding Israel try *_daily_* to kill Israelis. Intelligence failures happen and it's not a good time for emotional reactions such as yours. The people responsible for the intelligence failures have been and will be removed, but that can't be the focus right now. Military operations must carry on, and not a hysterical emotional need for you to see fingers pointed.

you are NOT a muslim

Or concrete?

​@@mommalisa52560- cost prohibitive. Seawater is cheap, plentiful, and readily available.

sea water doesnt work, it would just seep into the dirt, what are you even saying lol

@@ArchesBro Right millions of gallons just seeping into the dirt. Amazing the intellect on youtube. Btw the Egyptians ALREADY DID IT.

@@paulpena5040 Lol if they already did it then where did all of Hamas' weapons come from? They can say they did a bunch of things but that doesn't mean they were effective or that they put in effort

I love it 👍😂

Cincinnatus, bro.

Bro. I admit, I had to look this up. Spot On @@TopShelfTheology

cringe

I asked him for the first time in 2015 and asked again in 2019...no response....congrats on your response 😂

There can be no peace with jihad. They're committed to the death or Isreal and America. Nothing will change their mind. This stretches all the way to Iran.

you don t bomb mexico because of the cartel action or chicago during the prohibition ...

@@jessicalacasse6205 Mexico hasn't viewed death to America. Least not overtly.

What podcast are you talking about, thank you?

@@thewrightoknow martyrmade on Darryl Cooper youtube page

@@thewrightoknow Martyr made

I have a hard time sympathising with israel after listening to martyr made. I can sympathise with the civilians on both side but intentionally scheming to steal land just doesnt sit right with me

@@patient_6925 yeah I hear what your saying. Whenever I hear people dismiss that whole "great replacement" conspiracy theory I tell them to listen to Martyr made because that's basically what happened to Palestine. Opened their borders to Jewish migrants from Europe until eventually there were enough Jews to conquer the area. That of course is a drastic simplification but pretty much what happened.

You should listen to Darryls martyr made podcast, makes these look shallow in comparison

Start with Fear and Loathing In Jerusalem.

Quality always on point. Quick question: is the 'Jocko Unraveling' sub-series to discuss modern conflicts? If so, can you also discuss the following: 1. America's northern and southern border situation (i.e. how to protect the borders of a country effectively). 2. Criminal violence in Mexico with the drug cartel (should drug-selling be legalized in the country and/or should Americans stop buying drugs to eliminate demand). 3. Instability in Haiti (how to stop gangs from overrunning the political control of the country). 4. Venezuela instability (how can the country bounce back through taking extreme ownership). 5. Libya conflict (how can civil wars and civil disagreements in general be mitigated like how the U.S. solved its civil conflict in 1865). 6. Niger coup (how can African countries prevent coups from happening and developed better systems that are more organized and better for the people). 7. Sudan conflict (same issue - how can coups be mitigated in countries that will benefit greatly from great leadership). 8. DRC instability (again, how can countries like this one take extreme ownership and solve their problems, which will inevitably make the world more stable and prosperous). 7. ROC instability (same here as number 8). 9. Yemen civil war (same here as number 5). 10 Conflict in Lebanon, Syria, and other middle eastern countries (obviously these countries have borders that were not effectively created, but with the disadvantage, how can these countries bounce back and solve their 'forever wars' 11. China and Taiwan (how can the U.S. navigate the situation with Taiwan - the best solution I've heard is from Vivek Ramaswamy in which he stated that America needs to gain semiconductor independence before China thinks about taking any military action. Then he said Taiwan should employ the porcupine strategy). 12. Political instability in Pakistan and interstate conflict with India. 13. Transnational terrorism in Sahel region of Africa. 14. Political instability in Ethiopia. 15. Territorial dispute in South China Sea. 16. Confrontation with North Korea. 17. Conflict In Myanmar. 18. Nagorno-Karabakh conflict in Armenia and Azerbaijan. How can extreme ownership and leadership strategies and tactics solve these conflicts. Would appreciate if you covered these in the 'Unraveling' series.

I was thinking the same

Are you ok? He's anti-Semite

He's a right wing whacko. When Russia attacked Ukraine he was more pro putin than 99.999% of Americans. He talks too much.

I can never forget that.

@@hussamassad4512 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i9uTncV40rCtfJ8.htmlsi=TjeLPfXl4nUMYuka

who cares

Yeah, they burned American flags in the street.

That was fake, the footage was from after a soccer match celebration you mediavictim

Based on that story that guy was a complete sociopath

Awesome

Jocko will run in 2028.

I mean he'll ya he can have canada too if he's not to busy . Lol

@@x9x9690if we’re still here

No southern border invasion and no wars with trump

Trump is back. All good man. Trump will bring peace to the Middle East and Asia.

1. Most of the news is fake. 2. It wasn’t a surprise.

It's not a conspiracy.

The outposts that normally react to the fence incursions were overrun by terrorists coming from boats, tunnels and paragliders. It was also done on a major holiday when some places were manned more thinly than usual. It's really not that complicated

They took out the barrier's 4G network towers with explosive drones so they were also blind.

It's really not that confusing. If every Muslim were to lay down their arms, there would be peace. If every Israeli were to lay down their arms, they would all be dead.

​@@RonniePTexanif every Palestian 0:04 wasn't driven from their homes , their houses bulldozed to make Israeli settlements and then blockaded into a tiny 5*25sq mile strip with complete economic blockade and zero freedom of movement; losing everything they ever knew and the homes their fathers and grandfathers lived in bulldozed, yes there would be peace.

Look at it from an occupation perspective. When native Americans revolted for the US settlers mass murdering and occupying their land, would you have supported the US or Native Americans? The Israel palestine situation is not a Muslim jew fight, it's a land issue. It's hard, I know

@@blackjack8857 That wasn't very logical. The land that Israel "occupies" is only 9 miles wide. Arabs have 99.99% of the land, and Israel has its tiny "reservation" and somehow it's still a land issue? Native Americans have massive reservations and can freely go anywhere in the United States. Have you thought any of this through?

@ronniep4791 I maybe am not aware for the 99.9% statistic. Are you including the entire Middle East? Don't get me wrong I'm all for Israel existing within its UN sanctioned boundaries, jews have had a troubled past. I'm referring to when Israel encroaches onto UN sanctioned Palestinian land removing its original inhabitants from their homes. I think the native American logic still stands, If Arabs (all of middle east) arrived in a Jewish state and exterminated them, then Israelis deserve reservations. But it's Israeli population that migrated from Europe to an existing Arab land

I feel your pain. Just focus on your family. We’ve been through harder times. God bless

@@josephmelton4721 sorry I did not mean to report your comment just the one that someone put on both your and my comment!

@@respond2meifudareyou really don’t understand how much of a pawn you are when you say things like that. You have to stop the mimetic violence that has been warped you and billions before you. Be better.

@@josephmelton4721 lol what did i say that was even remotely violent 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️💀. i was condemning israel's violence. you okay bud?

@@respond2meifudare hellfire for cross worshippers? You got issues bud

Be strong dear brother We will win because we have no other choice We will not forget, we will not forgive

I thought the same thing, something isn’t right, but who can we believe, what is the truth? Regardless, Hamas’ actions can not stand and Israel will end them. Benjamin Netanyahu presents a map at the UN meeting in the last week of September 2023 showing an annexed West Bank and Gaza Strip. (Pierce Morgan interview with Mustafa Barghouti) Egypt warns Israel that something big is going on but Israeli intelligence does not take the warning seriously. (Multiple news sources) The attack by Hamas comes as a big surprise to not only the Israeli people, but to Israeli intelligence and the world. (Makes no sense they knew nothing, unless they knew everything, multiple news sources)

The problem with politics is that the good people are just voters

Trump

@@jejuislandtrekker8113 Trump isn't good, he is just the least bad

@@jejuislandtrekker8113lol trump

They think it's some antifa style protest. We really need you to serve your nation right now all over the Media!!!!!

In World War II General Patton never commanded more than 350k men in his army. We now have roughly that amount coming across our boarder illegally *_every single month_* . The future attacks will make this attack in Israel look like child's play.

Remember 9/11? How about The Battle at San Jacinto? How about Pearl Harbor? Nobody launching an attack wants to be predicted. Putin could care less about his failure and his loss of soldiers since we did find him out before his invasion. But rag tag Hamas definitely wanted a lull and peaceful atmosphere to be in place.

Maybe this is incorrect, but I would imagine if the equipment was used then it wouldn’t be used for long. Eg, how are they getting replacement parts to keep humvee’s operational etc Regardless, insane indeed

We should've never been the Middle East that long. We should've kept in brief and efficient. Trump said this and I agree. We've destabilized the Middle East even more than the British already has, and now left high-tech weaponry with the enemy and think that's a good idea.

@@x9x9690Nobody I know thinks that leaving our arms and equipment and allies in the hands of the terrorist fanatics in Afghanistan was a good idea. It was an utter debacle, a disgrace and clearly showed the wretchedness of this administration.

No one wants to say that out loud, but that is the conclusion I've come to. Maybe they didn't foresee the attack being SO vicious, or SO successful...but I cannot believe no one knew. It doesn't jive.

I'm not. Non-orthodox Jewish lives mean nothing to the Israeli government.

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Interesting point.

Not enough people remember this. Not only was Hamas watching. The entire world was watching. This administration is a joke when they try to talk tough. It’s all bs and everyone knows it except the people who vote for them and refuse to see the truth.

You are right. The Biden Administration has ruined America itself, and our reputation.

Hes not wrong

Exactly. Americans literally don't understand the potential for escalation here. We think "out of sight, out of mind" but no. Just like we didn't see 9/11 happening, the same could happen with this conflict.

We have no border. It is only a matter of time. We have no protection from our government. The world is falling apart DUE TO weak, criminal US leadership. America is the glue.

best to just stop assisting israel then

@@mmss3199 Assisting Israel has nothing to do with the US being attacked by Muslims AGAIN. They're already in the country waiting on the command from their masters Iran.

You think because paragliders with AK’s aren’t floating over into The States that were not being attacked?

#327? Couldn't find never forget the uss liberty just attack of uss liberty. But that wouldn't have sounded as good

Underrated comment

They can't be blamed for the sins of their fathers.

What does "remembering the USS Liberty" accomplish? It was a friendly fire incident, the Israelis apologized and paid reparations to the families. Crying about it now just shows what kind of scumbags Israel has to deal with

​@@Skankhunter420Why not? They blame everyone else for their fathers' sins incessantly.

Actually you just need to stop being occupiers and participants in a genocide.

Unbiased in what way?

Hamas are literally baby killing terrorists who deserve the sword. Do you really think Jocko, a guy who fought and killed terrorists for like 15 years, is going to advocate for an "unbiased" approach

Wake up... Smfh.

Wth 🤦‍♂️ splc is straight up nonsense but if they call Jocko and Daryl antisemitic they have reached new depths of absurdity.

Stop noticing.

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