Altered State S3 Ep. 28: Trump’s Middle East Masterstroke and the War on Permanent Enemies

In Season 3, Episode 28 of Altered State, Zak “RedPill78” Paine and Brad Zerbo unpack Trump’s game-changing Middle East strategy, highlighting his $1.2 trillion economic deal with Qatar and a growing realignment of U.S. foreign policy. The hosts defend Trump’s acceptance of a Qatari aircraft gift, calling it both strategic and cost-effective compared to America’s aging Air Force One fleet.

They explore Trump’s diplomatic doctrine of peace through strength, offering olive branches to historic enemies like Iran, Syria, and Lebanon, while refusing to be drawn into wars driven by legacy media and neocon interests. The conversation dives deep into the Israel-Palestine conflict, U.S. proxy wars, and how Trump is dismantling the globalist war economy in favor of economic partnership and sovereignty.

The episode also critiques the outrage from neocon pundits like Mark Levin, discusses dual citizenship in public office, and argues that real loyalty to the Constitution must supersede all foreign allegiances. Packed with clips, cultural commentary, and sharp insights, this episode makes the case that Trump isn’t just brokering peace, he’s exposing the machinery of war that’s controlled global politics for decades.