Protocol 33: REMEMBERING 9/11 ISN'T COMFORTABLE & IT'S NOT MEANT TO BE

We dissect a Haaretz report claiming Netanyahu was warned by the UAE before October 7, the evidence undermining it, the rush by his political opponents to embrace it and the danger of anonymous sourcing becoming a vehicle for propaganda (01:27). We assess Iran’s escalating provocations, its collapsing economy and the possibility that a desperate regime actually wants an American attack to rally its population and manipulate Western opinion (11:08). We condemn European and Canadian moves to sanction Israel and applaud Israel finally answering hostility with consequences, from expelling diplomats to potentially withholding intelligence (15:22). We expose how boycotts supposedly designed to help Palestinians instead destroy Palestinian jobs and examine the Palestinian Authority’s continuing pay-to-slay program (19:49). We celebrate the deeper bond between America and Israel, rooted not merely in strategic interests but in a shared belief in liberty and the biblical foundations of Western freedom (25:17). We mourn how badly America has preserved the memory and lessons of 9/11 and how quickly unity against jihad gave way to excuses, historical amnesia and fear of confronting Islamic ideology (32:07). We argue that the deeper problem is not ignorance but maleducation, with young people deliberately taught a distorted history that leaves them unable to recognize threats their parents understood (39:25). We prescribe the only lasting response: teach the real history, fight for honest curricula, engage locally and make sure our children understand what happened on 9/11 and why it still matters (40:55). Finally, we remember the terror of being unable to reach family on 9/11 and October 7 and resolve to pass those memories forward so future generations are better prepared to fight the battles history keeps returning to them (43:51).