Hezbollah — the most complicated case in the Rebel Groups series. Plus, more on the news and midterm results.

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Show by Ty Bricker

Hezbollah — the most complicated case in the Rebel Groups series. Ty and Joel open with the Stephen Miller takeover at Chief of Staff (the Camp of the Saints devotee now whispering in Trump’s ear), the Susie Wiles pay-for-play racket Callie Means detailed on Rogan, and Thomas Massey’s eight articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth — including the strike on the Iranian elementary school that killed 200 girls on day one of the Iran War.Then: Lebanon. The 1943 confessional system frozen in a 1932 census. The Shia underclass on Israel’s northern border. The 100,000 Palestinian refugees who landed there after the Nakba. The PLO expelled from Jordan. Musa al-Sadr. Then the event that actually built Hezbollah — the 1982 Israeli invasion. The ten-week siege of West Beirut. Black Thursday’s 300 airstrikes in a single day. 20,000 civilians dead. Reagan himself calling Begin to demand a halt. The Sabra and Shatila massacre — 3,500 Palestinian refugees killed in 48 hours while the IDF held the perimeter. Ariel Sharon found personally responsible by Israel’s own Kahan Commission, then elected Prime Minister in 2001. Hezbollah wasn’t born in a vacuum. It was engineered — by the same state now calling them terrorists.#Hezbollah #blackarmyradio #MiddleEast #Geopolitics #news

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