Trump To Make Gaza A Luxury Resort (Malcolm in Shock, Simone on Board)

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In this episode, we delve into Trump's shocking announcement to annex Gaza, aiming to develop it into the new 'Riviera of the Middle East.' We discuss the implications of this move, reactions from political figures like Netanyahu, and the possible strategic thinking behind such an audacious plan. The dialogue explores the dire conditions of Gaza, the historical context, and Trump's unique approach to international diplomacy. Tune in for a detailed analysis of how this plan could reshape Middle Eastern politics and the potential outcomes for both Israelis and Palestinians. Tags: Trump, Gaza, Middle East, Politics, Israel, Palestine, International Relations, Real Estate, Netanyahu, Diplomatic Strategy.

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Simone Collins: Yeah. Hello, Simone.

Malcolm Collins: So I, this, this for me, like waking up in terms of Trump news, I was like, wait, what? Wait, wait, wait. I'm here. Wait, what? Uh, I love the way his young press secretary has announced it.

Speaker 6: Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

President Trump is an outside of the box thinker in a visionary leader who solves problems that many others, especially in this city, claim are unsolvable.

Malcolm Collins: So Trump, for those who haven't heard, has decided To announce that the U. S. is going to annex or take over not even like occupy, like he wants to own it and develop it.

Simone Collins: Yes. Gaza. This is a real estate opportunity. It's wonderful.

Malcolm Collins: He he, [00:01:00] you know, I'm just going to go through the headlines from the top of the drudge report the other day because they kind of, shocked me a bit. So we have Trump, Palestinians out of Gaza, US to seize land, Pentagon will enforce.

We will own it, Manic Dawn stuns the Middle East, New Temple on the Mount, and this is one of his staffers who was talking about building a new temple in an older speech. We'll get to this later on. I just can't imagine what it's like to be a leftist strategist right now. Where I think they keep being like, okay, he couldn't possibly do something more insane or bigger, you know, when we were reading just the other day about all the people in the federal government who are like, okay, okay, the D.

E. I. Departments. That's going to be it. That's where we draw the line. Okay. The federal grants programs. Okay. U. S. A. D. That's where we're going to draw the line. Okay the, the, the mass firings, that's where we're going to draw the line. Okay, now, oh God, Elon's [00:02:00] team has read, write access to the internal payment database.

This is definitely where we draw the line and we need to get the media freaked out about this. And now how is the media supposed to talk about anything? When Trump has decided

Simone Collins: that we're going to occupy Gaza? Flood the zone. That, their strategy is totally working.

And to understand how screwed they are, you need to look at their leadership. This is the literal elections of this last week for the DNC leadership positions. The people who, for example, decided in the last election that they weren't going to host a primary and just appoint Kamala.

So did they learn anything from this last election cycle? Let's take a look.

Speaker 2: The Democratic National Committee wishes to acknowledge that we gather together to state our values on lands that have been [00:03:00] stewarded through many centuries by the ancestors and the descendants of tribal nations.

Speaker 3: Hello Democrats. Hey, I am speaking and I would love your attention There is a black woman at this podium and I deserve your attention like the 11 people who went before me.

Yes I am speaking.

Speaker: Fact is the president is Racist. Kamala Harris is a fat b***h. I'm

Speaker 4: Speaking

And I'm a woman.

Woman speaking.

I am speaking.

Simone Collins: I mean, one, I love This [00:04:00] novel still novel feeling of a politician actually delivering on their promises very shortly after beginning their term in office and two, it's really hard for people to React or

Malcolm Collins: stop you when you move so fast I love how even the people who are supposed to be like supporting him like his recent chief of staff there's a picture of her like looking when he's making this announcement like Uh, and then there's, we gotta look at what Netanyahu said afterwards, which I also love, because Netanyahu has proposed nothing so, I don't know if the word we want to use is bold or insane, we'll get to the insanity of this planet in just a second.

Like, I'm a big supporter of Israel. I'm a big supporter of Trump. This is insane. I don't, I don't think he's gonna do it. I don't think he's gonna do it. I think that there's actually a strategy behind this. I don't think he's being like an idiot here. But like if if he intends to do this we need to have a conversation.

Simone Collins: Hold on, wait. No, I I think that whether you care about the well being of Palestinians and whether you care about Israel, like this [00:05:00] is, if I'm thinking about this from an agnostic perspective, I'm like, this sounds Absolutely fantastic. Gaza is a mess. It's, it's not livable there. It's not safe. It's not healthy for people to be there.

If I were there, I would not want to be there and very happily take an offer to be relocated in a newly developed area that plenty of people would be happy to fund. And start a new life. Start fresh. That sounds really, really good. And this area has just become completely toxic. And I love the idea of taking this, this, this zone.

Speaker 24: Who owns Gaza now, and how would the U. S. acquire ownership?

Speaker 6: Well, Gaza is currently run by Iranian backed terrorists in the Middle East, Hamas. Who we all agree, I think everybody in the region agrees that can no longer stand. Just look at the events of October 7th and the events since and the president again is committed to rebuilding the region for all people who want to return to it once it is no longer a demolition site and it's a place where people [00:06:00] can actually live and thrive in harmony.

Speaker 24: The President

Speaker 6: has made it clear that they need to be temporarily relocated out of Gaza for the rebuilding of this effort. Again, it's a demolition site right now. It's not a livable place for any human being. And I think it's actually quite evil to suggest that people should live in such dire conditions.

Simone Collins: Yeah, and

Malcolm Collins: I, I will note here to be on the side of this, that a lot of the people in Gaza's families are recent immigrants to the region. The number one last name in Gaza is an Egyptian last name. El massari el massari, which literally means the egyptian Is the most prevalent surname in gaza? If you're talking about the Second most prominent name in gaza. It's saleh which is Common in Egypt, where 12 percent of people have this surname the, although it is a widely new surname across the, the Arab world but the point being is that, you know, it's horrible to have to leave your, your land, but I also understand what you're saying here is like, it's also horrible what's happening there.

Like, even if I take a completely [00:07:00] neutral standpoint , is Israel just gonna leave this alone? Like, not realistically. Like, especially if you view Israel in incredibly negative terms.

Simone Collins: Just, the area hasn't been well managed. It's not It is no