The No World Order: Meir Kahane, Netanyahu, Trump, and the War Beyond Iran

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Meir Kahane, a controversial rabbi, predicted an apocalyptic world war and promoted extremist ideologies before his assassination in 1990.
Robert Friedman, a journalist, investigated Kahane and transnational crime syndicates, warning about future threats but died before seeing his predictions come true.
The Kahanists, followers of Kahane's ideology, have regained political power in Israel, influencing policies towards Palestinians and advocating for a 'Greater Israel'.
The concept of 'Greater Israel' involves territorial expansion into neighboring countries, a plan that has been pursued by Israeli officials despite public denials.
The Iran War is framed as part of a broader agenda involving US and Israeli interests, with figures like Netanyahu and Trump playing key roles.
Christian nationalism and ultra-Zionism are cited as motivations behind the push for war with Iran, though the primary driver appears to be the 'Greater Israel' agenda.
The involvement of organized crime and espionage in US and Israeli politics is highlighted, with connections to figures like Trump, Netanyahu, and Epstein.
The potential for nuclear conflict is raised, with concerns about Trump's willingness to use nuclear weapons and Israel's undisclosed nuclear capabilities.
The article concludes with a call to action, urging awareness and opposition to the destructive policies promoted by Kahanists and their allies.

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