Topic: Wesley Clark

Host Greg Carlwood discusses the escalating tensions with Iran, framing it as the final step in a long-standing Pentagon plan to take out seven Middle Eastern countries. Citing Catherine Austin Fitts, Carlwood suggests the conflict is aimed at dismantling a BRICS nation to ensure no alternative exists to the global programmable digital currency system. He notes the lack of organic protests against this war, contrasting it with engineered social movements.

Israeli officials, including Benjamin Netanyahu, have long lobbied for the US to take military action against Iraq and Iran to ensure regional hegemony. Leaked emails from Hillary Clinton suggest that overthrowing the Assad government in Syria was viewed as a primary benefit for Israel. This strategy aligns with the "seven countries in five years" plan described by General Wesley Clark following the September 11 attacks.

General Wesley Clark's account of a Pentagon plan to "attack seven countries in five years" is used to support the claim of a pre-planned war agenda. Icke asserts that the decision to remove Saddam Hussein was made immediately after 9-11, long before the public justification regarding weapons of mass destruction was presented.

Jimmy Dore details the "Project for the New American Century" (PNAC) and its desire for a "Pearl Harbor style attack" to justify military expansion. He references General Wesley Clark’s claim that the Pentagon had a plan to invade seven countries in five years, including Iraq, Syria, and Libya, following the 9/11 attacks.