“The Last American Vagabond” has informative semi-daily video reports about the Israel-Palestine conflict

 by Edward Ulrich, May 25, 2024





The media outlet “The Last American Vagabond” (link, and link) has semi-daily reports that are often focused on the Israel-Palestine conflict, where such reports are usually critical of Israel’s actions while also making a good effort to be as fair and unbiased as possible.  The recent episode embedded above is a good example of the show.  (You can likely adjust the playback speed of the video by right-clicking on it, or view the video in its original Bitchute page and adjust the speed on the bottom right of the video if you want to save time.)

[Note: I usually agree with the information that I’ve seen in the daily reports as above, where so far I’ve seen about eight episodes in the past months (and it is where I first learned about the issue of Israel not investigating the alleged rapes that occurred on October 7, as I detailed in this article.)  Also very importantly they acknowledge the fact that Hamas is a creation of the global elite, which they also mention in the above video.

The George Soros-funded leftist rent-a-mobs that are inundating American universities (link, link, and link) are not actually willing to acknowledge the aspects of the situations that genuinely implicate the political Establishment as being the cause of the problems, but rather they deflect the blame elsewhere, such as being “pro-Hamas” for example.  Additionally many of the protesters don’t even care much about what they are protesting but instead they are simply looking to have their resumes show that they are willing to go along with the deceptive agendas of the political Establishment.

However I don’t agree with all of the information that I’ve seen on that outlet, for example this article calls Iran’s recently deceased president Ebrahim Raisi “A man of the people,” while claiming that the Shah who was overthrown in 1979 and replaced with the Ayatollah Khomeini was a “brutal tyrant”!  (It is true that the Shah’s government was previously installed by the Western Establishment and there were issues with it, as explained in Alex Jones’ documentary “Terrorstorm,” but to suggest that the Iranian Revolution that replaced him is in any way “better” is ridiculous.)]