Three Years Later The World Learned Nothing from October 7

Three Years Later Still In Shock SPEAKER_02 0:04 Oh boy. David David. SPEAKER_00 0:10 It's three years sort of. Cutting the music off.

You know, it's it's fascinating how you and I connected on that famous October 7th. And just we're in shock. Three years ago, Saturday, Jewish holiday, and bewildered. But I don't think any of us could have expected to see the world the way it is three years later.

And to say that October 7th is an anniversary that Israelis or Jews are right now dealing with and commemorating. But the world is as as it's reckoning right now, Stewart. And the world has really got to scratch its head on what it's become in the last three years. SPEAKER_02 0:57 Yep.

All right. Well, let's uh let's first get it. On the exact three-year anniversary of the worst massacre Jews since the Holocaust, the global conversation is no longer, quote, never again, quote. It's Netanyahu's problem in Tel Aviv, Martyr's blood, chick Brooklyn.

One story shows Israelis' own media class trying to put the blame of October 7th on the man who fought back instead of the terrorists' act. The other shows the wife of a New York City city mayor spent illustrating olive oil labels that ionize a terrorism who machine gunned a plane out of the sky. Different continents, same sickness. Three years, the West has normalized, making excuses for killers holding victims, defending accounts instead.

Three years ago, to the day, thirteen hundred people were raped, burned, and dragged into Gaza. And today, two biggest October 7th stories aren't about the victims. In English speaking press, it's only about BB's polls and the release of movies and articles that seem to be just like we have in the U.S. elections, timed to have disinformation to change an election.

Something that the radical left has seems to monetize. The New York City First Lady and her art portfolio of terrorist fans. Club that sells hundreds of dollars of olive oil. When The Press Makes It Political SPEAKER_02 3:10 But it's October the seventh.

Israel is marking it as the third anniversary of a terror attack three weeks before an election. Culpability for the country's worst ever security failure, more likely than not, will be a centralized issue. And the current president, Yahoo, has never looked more politically vulnerable since the week of October 7th. But he's divided expectations by keeping his government afloat, even with all the international meandering and mingling of those sovereign elections in the only democracy in the Middle East.

Notice the framing before a single Israeli vote has been cast. It's Netanyahu's reckoning, not Sinwar's legacy or Hamas' atrocity. The international press has spent three years trying to reroute the anniversary of the single deadliest day for Jews since 1945 into a referendum from the Israeli leader that spent three years systematically dismantling a 47-year-old terror network that the West didn't have the ability, or should I say, common sense, to do. Israelis are entitled to debate their own politics.

That's their democracy. Timing and framing of this piece landing on the anniversary itself tells you where the left DSA Democratic Party is falling. Blame the Jews, blame the prime minister, before even thinking of blaming a terrorist. And if you think that's instinct, bury the terrorism, elevate the political target, it's confirmed to Israeli press coverage.

The NYC First Lady Art Controversy SPEAKER_02 5:46 Look, it's been quietly happening in Brooklyn for the last year. New York City's first lady, or should I call first clown lady, Ramadwaji, immigrant to this country, who hates its very existence, has created art for virtually this anti-Israel olive oil company that celebrates Palestinian violence, trades in anti-Semitic imagery, and sells expensive bottles that celebrate an OG Palestinian terrorist who shot down a British plane. Duwaji's been doing illustrations for a company since October 2025. When her husband was just a front runner for Mayor, New York City, the largest Jewish city outside of the state of Israel.

The label features hand-drawn portraits of Khalil Abu Abzah, a Palestinian resident fighter, hailed by supporters as a militant, condemned to death before breaking out of prison. This isn't random internet trolling, guys. This is the mayor's wife of an anti-Israel activist who had apologized for deleted social media posts celebrating October 7th, actively monetizing terrorist hagography while married to the man running in the largest Jewish population area outside of Israel. And the company itself isn't subtle.

Its social media accounts display a notoriously anti-Semitic image of Israel as a skull with dead Palestinians in its teeth. Deploying language about olive trees, wateries with martyrs' blood, even accuse Israel of appropriating salad. The irony is almost too perfect to write her husband rolled out a thirty million dollar program to combat anti-Semitism. But his own household was supplying the artwork for the terror's glorifying brand.

That's not hypocrisy. That's a clear tell. The media left's response to both stories will be identical. This is a distraction, focus on policy, not personal association, and not Netanyahu's political troubles are domestic Israeli matters.

None of our business. Netanyahu re-election fight is relevant to America because aid, U.S. troops, U.S. credibility are tied to Israeli security.

Framing October 7th anniversary as BB's problem rather than the terrorist atrocity is an editorial choice. Not neutral reporting. And not Dewaji's art career isn't a personal association. It's a sitting mayor household directly profiting from the content that refers to Israel's Zionist states that include slogans from the river to the sea and calls Israelis nation.

When the people closest to power normalize that language, it stops being a private opinion and becomes the texture of the American politics. Getting tired of brands that celebrate terrorists like Gahsan Kanafi. And no city government has demanded her to stop. The Europe Latin America And Jewish Safety SPEAKER_02 10:21 world is watching.

Europe is burning. Latin America is getting stronger. The Jewish migration came from Latin America to Western Europe. Latin America thrived when the Jews lived there and nearly fell into ruin.

The Jews migrated to Western Europe. And Europe thrived. Latin America is welcoming Jews open-handed. Come here.

We're with you. Does that mean that Europe will now fall when the Jews leave Europe? What will the Jews do in America? Flee these democratic states?

They like to advertise how wealthy the Jewish vote is and how powerful it is. SPEAKER_01 11:34 Does the Democratic Party have any common sense left? SPEAKER_02 11:42 Gaza to the sea, the Jews will be. Because the Democrats can't see there is an end to thee.

Pearl Harbor 9/11 And Moral Double Standards SPEAKER_02 11:56 David, I normally go some snarky comment about Canadian political scene and how it relates to the world. Carney, the little troll, Quebec government, another narcissistic failure. There are thousands of people who are crying today from their loss of their loved ones. Mothers, fathers, children, grandparents, aunts, uncles.

SPEAKER_01 12:40 If the same percentage of Americans, Canadians, Europeaners from any country got murdered on a single day. Do you think the response like Hiroshima would be more appropriate? SPEAKER_02 13:07 But why not now? Why did Pearl Harbor authorize the U.S.

government to drop not one but two atomic bombs? The Israelis didn't launch an atomic bomb on Gaza. SPEAKER_01 13:28 They've surgically struck every single terrorist with more precision than any government has ever done in history. And yet the world is still in flames for Israel.

On a day of atonement. Jews just finished celebrating Yom Kippur. SPEAKER_02 14:03 The holiest day where Jews mourn the loss of loved ones. America had September eleventh.

SPEAKER_01 14:19 School systems have taken it out of the textbooks. SPEAKER_02 14:33 And in that city, they voted in a radical Muslim. I I don't have any more words today, David. I'm just in awe.

How Anti Israel Chants Go Mainstream SPEAKER_00 14:45 You know, one thing you you've been you talked a lot about Mamdani's wife and her paintings. But let me take it a different direction. Your children celebrated a massacre three years ago. They're still celebrating it.

They're going out on all these quote-unquote martyr celebrations. Think about what your children have been have been, you know, applauding. A terrorist group murdering men, women, children, Holocaust survivors, babies. Israel deserved it.

Jews deserve it. That is what they were chanting. Your children. Who you told all along we have to be inclusive.

We have to br we are a big tent. All these wonderful expressions. Worthless, meaningless. Unless you condemn Israel, unless you condemn Bibi, unless you condemn Jews.

You have left-wing parties such as the NDP in Canada, the Green Party in the UK, and even the Democrat Party in the United States, are all condemning Israel. Not only that, but taking steps to crush her even further. For what? Because she defended herself after terrorists attacked.

The world is stupid. And just swallowed the wonderful words that Hamas was sharing, Iran was sharing, Hezbollah was sharing. Israel is a genocidal state. You jumped on it, you took it on as a mantra.

Everywhere you go, when you hear the anti-Israel chants, words like genocide, apartheid, words that have, they don't even know themselves what they mean, but they spewed anyways. Even though Hamas, Islamic Jihad all admitted the numbers are inflated, that the numbers aren't real, that the numbers included terrorists who were killed. Why do facts matter? As long as we can create havoc, anti-Semitism for Jews, why not?

Old Antisemitic Tropes Return With Force SPEAKER_00 17:19 But this is not just the Jewish problem story. This is how I started today's rant. The world is upside down, especially in the West. Because if you think, ladies and gentlemen, that this is just an uprising against Jews and it'll go away because we're just, you know, that's just the way things go.

It hasn't gone away. In fact, it's gotten worse. Politicians have discovered a pathway to being voted in. Media has normalized anti-Semitism.

And so as a result, it's your platform to success. Even Jewish, even people who consider themselves Jewish, have the have Jewish in their heritage, whatever, from Bernie Sanders to Abby Lewis to the head of the Green Party, whose name escapes me right now in the UK, have all embraced the anti-Israel path to power. Israel is the world's bitch. All the while, there isn't a better ally for countries around the world than Israel.

The oddity steward of all this is that Israel is the one who's been supplying cyber defense for many of these countries. Terrorist, you know, information. Israel has stopped on a global scale so many different terrorist incidents, but your media won't tell you this because then it will just make Israel look good. Jews can't look good, Stuart.

That's the problem. A tiny minority in this world is marginalized more. And it's fascinating how we'll give attention to transgender issues, but not to Jews. Why?

Because it's not politically savvy. And in three years, what we've learned, Stuart, is that there are unbelievable amounts of people who can't get away from centuries-old tropes, blood libels, all the anti-Semitic shit we've been hearing. I I love and I put that in quotations because it's not a love, it's a crazy thing to hear again and again on podcasts. Jews control the media.

Really? If we controlled the media, don't you think we would have controlled the narrative? Jews control Hollywood. Well, if that'd be true, then Mark Ruffalo and a whole bunch of other actors and actresses wouldn't be working right now.

Jews control the banks. Jews control, I've heard again and again, nothing has changed. Nothing has changed. A world that claims to be better educated, better cultured is the opposite.

When you look around the world, you've talked about Latin and South America flipping, because they've realized that the pathway that that is being proposed to them, that experiment of socialism, hatred is wrong. It's false. Douglas Murray said it right. Israel won a war and lost the PR war.

But he said the re if had it been the reverse, Israel would have been erased off the map. And that was not to be that's what Netanyahu said himself. Listen, does he want to be isolated by many countries? Of course not.

Does any Israeli love what they see at the UN or what they see in other places? Absolutely not. But if it wasn't October 7th, it would be something else. That's what we've learned, Stuart.

Our generation got away with little anti-Semitism. You and me, we grew up where we had grandparents who were Holocaust survivors, and there were many Holocaust survivors still around, and they were a reminder of what anti-Semitism could lead to. And we we went through a generation of relative quiet. Well, that relative quiet is gone.

Not saying we're gonna have another Holocaust, but the anti-Semitism, the acceptance of anti-Semitism in society is back to where we were. Whether it's the Dreyfus trials, whether it's pogroms, what do you think is happening? In three years, that is what. Has re-emerged in absolute incredible power from around the world.

And you have idiots like Pierce Morgan Stewart who bring in, you know, all these anti-Semites, people who spread false information on his show, from Anna Kasparian to this guy whose last name, by the way, is also Uyghur. It's kind of funny. And then he brings in Elika Laban, who's from Iran, you know, and living in Britain. And he brings in Douglas Murray and a whole bunch of others.

And they tell him, you're just a using Jews as for clickbait. You're spreading false narratives for clickbait. You're teaching people that what these haters are spreading is true. What Changed On The Ground Afterward SPEAKER_00 22:45 What history has taught us is that when it starts with the Jews, it never ends with the Jews.

That is why this is not only a Jewish problem. Three years ago, 1,200 people were murdered. There weren't only Jews. Over 250 people were kidnapped.

They didn't all survive. But why is it today that we are not consoling the surviving hostages? Why was it that if just a month ago on September 11th, America bowed its head to the survivors of September 11th? We commemorated the deaths of almost 3,000 people from first responders to people who were in the Twin Towers.

But Jews don't get the same at all. Israel doesn't get that same, you know, respect because they're Jews. And that is what this date is all about. Universities, Stuart, you've got universities all around the world who've promoted October 7th as a martyr day.

Celebrating terrorists, terrorists, celebrating terrorists. Let that sink in, Stuart. That's what your university has taught your kids. That's what media has taught people.

They were martyrs, they weren't terrorists. They did the right thing. Humanity, to be human, is to eradicate Jews. This is insanity and sickness at its fullest.

You know, one of the incredible things about October 7th, you start with BB's reckoning, Stuart. And with this, I want to wrap up. Yes, there will be a reckoning. There will be.

And there's an election in a couple of weeks in Israel. And we'll see how those results end. But here's the reality, Stuart. Life has changed.

Life has changed in the Middle East. There hasn't been a single missile fired by Hamas in over a year because Israel had to do the clean up. The world wants to turn a blind eye to the fact that Hamas buried missiles and guns and schools and mosques and hospitals. The world wants to turn a blind eye that there were hundreds of kilometers of tunnels underneath people's homes that had to be destroyed.

And all the while the world sent billions of dollars through UNRWA towards this terrorist group. And scratch today, it's saying on, yeah, it's Israel's fault. No, ladies and gentlemen, it's your fault. You've propped up this problem.

October 7th was caused by world leaders who thought that they could, they're going to beat Israel. And Israel beat back. Iran is not what it used to be. Houthis are not what they used to be.

Hezbollah's not what it used to be. And it scares the crap out of people that Israel and are going to have more relationships with other countries with the Abraham Accords. October 7th changed the world, Stuart. A little bit for the good and a little bit for the bad, but it definitely changed the world.

And let me tell you, one year from now, Stuart, I can only imagine what other changes are coming. SPEAKER_02 26:13 Hi, David. I'm just gonna cut the music. We'll see if probably.