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In this interview with the investigative Journalist James Bamford we look at this question. What have all these movies in common?Pretty Woman, JFK, The Bike riders, Mr. And Mrs. Smith, The Creator, Boheminan Rhapsody,  The Revenant, the big short, Birdman, 12 years of slave, Little Women, and a 100 movies more. Well, they all were produced by a mysterious figure who prefers to operate in the background, and of whom, despite all the glamorous movies he produced, you probably have never heard about. And if you never have heard about him dont worry, you are not alone because this gentleman usually keeps a low profile. Usually!Although there was this one interview in Israel where he spilled the beans. And Robert De Niro sitting right next to him confirmed the whole story. Believe it or not, FBI documents obtained through the freedom of information act, make it clear that this man, who is at the core of the still ongoing corruption scandal against the Israeli Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is in reality an Israeli super spy who should be tried for treason. Why? Because he stole super secret nuclear secrets and sold them to Israel. Best of all, according to the FBI documents, the very same Benjamin Netanyahu is deeply involved here too. If you want to know more about this story you can listen to my interview with James Bamford. James is one of only a handful investigative journalists that have dared to shine a light on the dark secrets of one of Hollywoods most influential personalities.And here the link for my analysis of Netanyahu on Lex Fridman.https://youtu.be/Wp3C2pNyRHISend us a textDon't forget to follow or subscribe to our Podcasts on your favorite platform so you never miss an update. If you loved it, leave us a review and let us know what you think!You can follow us on YouTube, Twitter (X), TikTok, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and many more.

Rich Forer is not your typical peace advocate. Once a fervent supporter and member of AIPAC, the powerful pro-Israel lobbying group often accused of shaping U.S. policy at the expense of Palestinian rights, Forer underwent a seismic transformation that few could have predicted. Today, he stands as a vocal critic of the very organization he once championed, advocating instead for the rights and dignity of Palestinians—an about-face that has earned him both admiration and scorn. Forer's journey from Israeli loyalist to a fierce advocate for justice in the Israel-Palestine conflict raises uncomfortable questions about loyalty, morality, and the true cost of silence in the face of oppression.Time Stamps:00:00 Intro03:00 Deprogramming from AIPAC24:30 How is AIPAC35:00 Israel, from the River to the Sea38:10 Israel, not a religious project46:00 Formalising rape, or the moral decay of Israeli society 58:30 Why is the US supporting Israel01:04:45 Righteous VictimsSend us a textDon't forget to follow or subscribe to our Podcasts on your favorite platform so you never miss an update. If you loved it, leave us a review and let us know what you think!You can follow us on YouTube, Twitter (X), TikTok, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and many more.

John Kiriakou, a former CIA officer, became a lightning rod for controversy when he blew the whistle on the U.S. government's covert use of torture techniques, specifically waterboarding, against terror suspects. His bold disclosure in 2007 brought to light the CIA's brutal interrogation methods, sparking a national debate on government transparencyand human rights. However, Kiriakou's revelations came at a high cost—he was the only CIA officer to serve prison time, not for his alleged involvement in torture, but for leaking the identity of a fellow operative. This prosecution raised troubling questions about the government's crackdown on whistleblowers and its commitment to accountability. Kiriakou's story remains a powerful symbol of the conflict between national security and the public's right to know.Send us a textDon't forget to follow or subscribe to our Podcasts on your favorite platform so you never miss an update. If you loved it, leave us a review and let us know what you think!You can follow us on YouTube, Twitter (X), TikTok, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and many more.

Dive into a revealing interview with Prof. Nigel Ashton as we critically examine the deep-seated roots of the ongoing Middle East conflict, tracing back to Great Britain's controversial colonial legacy and the lasting impact of US foreign policy. In this thought-provoking discussion, Prof. Ashton uncovers how Britain's imperial ambitions and the US's unwavering support for Israel have fueled instability and perpetuated violence in the region.Learn about the historical decisions that have led to today's turmoil, from the Sykes-Picot Agreement to the Balfour Declaration, and explore how these actions have contributed to the Israel-Palestine conflict and broader tensions across the Middle East. Prof. Ashton provides a nuanced and critical perspective on how Western powers, particularly Great Britain and the US, have shaped the fate of millions in the Middle East through policies that continue to provoke unrest.If you're seeking an in-depth analysis of the West's inglorious role in the Middle East's ongoing strife, this interview is for you.Here the mention link:Israeli culture magazine Mekomit published on 28 October a leaked document issued by Israel’s Ministry of Intelligence recommending the occupation of Gaza and total transfer of its 2.3 million inhabitants to Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula.https://thecradle.co/articles-id/11290Time Stamps:00:00 Intro06:00 Britain’s inglorious role in the Middle East 14:00 Jewish terrorism under Menachim Begin18:00 Balfour Declaration, 678 words that gave a country away22:10 Did the US green-light Israels 1967 attack27:00 Geo-strategic interests to keep the villa in the jungle32:00 The growing gap between the rulers and the ruled37:20 Collapse of the rules based order43:25 Where are we heading next58:25 Netanyahu holding on to power01:00:40 Great Britains inglorious actions in the Middle East01:03:25 Deception, propaganda and lies01:10:00 Americas legacySend us a textDon't forget to follow or subscribe to our Podcasts on your favorite platform so you never miss an update. If you loved it, leave us a review and let us know what you think!You can follow us on YouTube, Twitter (X), TikTok, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and many more.

Professor Dirk Moses thinks it’s unlikely that Netanyahu and his cohorts will be indicted for genocide, even in light of the ongoing atrocities in Gaza. Why? Because the Genocide Convention was deliberately crafted with a narrow definition, focusing solely on acts like killing or causing serious physical harm, and omitting broader forms of systematic oppression. This was not accidental; the convention was written with the explicit intent to shield powerful states from being held accountable for their own crimes. Today, this legal framework, combined with the unwavering support Israel receives from the United States, prevents international courts from prosecuting Israeli leaders like Netanyahu, despite the severe consequences of the ongoing military actions in Gaza. The U.S. has consistently leveraged its influence to protect Israel from legal repercussions, ensuring that even as the situation in Gaza escalates, so the possibility of an indictment remains remote, - for now!Send us a textDon't forget to follow or subscribe to our Podcasts on your favorite platform so you never miss an update. If you loved it, leave us a review and let us know what you think!You can follow us on YouTube, Twitter (X), TikTok, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and many more.