Morocco, Israel and the Strait Nobody Is Watching | ZFS 96

Send us Fan MailIs the Strait of Hormuz really open? Is the war really over? And why did 60,000 to 80,000 migrants flood a tiny Spanish territory two weeks after we quietly sent Morocco 40 million dollars? Sean, Joe and I connect the dots.We start with the Iran deal that Trump touted on Fox News, the 41st time he has declared this thing basically over. The stock market is at a new all time high, oil is finally dropping, and the Iran Oman plan to reopen the Strait would still hand Iran full control of inbound shipping. I explain why I do not think it holds, and why I would bet we are bombing Iran again within the week.Then we get into the part nobody is covering. Ceuta. A Spanish city on the Moroccan coast that just got flooded with tens of thousands of military age migrants, escorted by Moroccan police. Thomas Massie flagged that the GOP passed a bill with 40 million dollars for Morocco two weeks before it happened, complete with language about Morocco's claim to Ceuta and Melilla. Netanyahu's son has been openly calling for Arabs and Muslims to flood those exact Spanish territories since 2019. Spain has been one of the loudest voices against Israel since the Gaza genocide. And Spain controls the Strait of Gibraltar, which after the Houthis and Iran closed the other straits, is Israel's only remaining path out to the Atlantic.So I lay out the theory. Three straits, one agenda, and a whole lot of American money greasing the wheels. Plus a Trump highway in Morocco and a king living it up in Paris while his country does the dirty work. Is my tinfoil too tight? Watch and decide.Support the show