American Exception

Picking up where they left of with Part 1, Max Arvo interviews Aaron about the Zionist-led neocon takeover of the US foreign policy apex through the lens of the Syndicate, the Octopus, and the Gray Alliance. The plan is for this to be a much shorter version of the ongoing SOGA series which Aaron and Max will turn into an article for Piers Robinson Journal of 9/11 Studies.

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Dana Chavarria, production

Casey Moore, graphics

Michelle Boley, animated intro

Mock Orange, music

Max Arvo interviews Aaron about the Zionist-led neocon takeover of the US foreign policy apex through the lens of the Syndicate, the Octopus, and the Gray Alliance. The plan is for this to be a much shorter version of the ongoing SOGA series which Aaron and Max will turn into an article for Piers Robinson Journal of 9/11 Studies.

Follow and support Max Arvo on Substack!

Want to hear American Exception episodes the moment they drop? Get access to the entire library of American Exception, including the Gray Alliance series with Max Arvo, and the oral history with Peter Dale Scott, subscribe to American Exception on Patreon.

Dana Chavarria, production

Casey Moore, graphics

Michelle Boley, animated intro

Mock Orange, music

Want to hear American Exception episodes the moment they drop? Get access to the entire library of American Exception, including the Gray Alliance series with Max Arvo, and the oral history with Peter Dale Scott, subscribe to American Exception on Patreon.

Aaron and Bryce discuss Trump’s criminal and genocidal UN appearance—as well as other fun topics like Ed Sheeran’s well-deserved comeuppance.

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Special thanks to:

Dana Chavarria, production

Casey Moore, graphics

Michelle Boley, animated intro

Mock Orange, music

To hear this full episode, and to get access to the entire library of American Exception, including the Gray Alliance series with Max Arvo, and the oral history with Peter Dale Scott, subscribe to American Exception on Patreon.

In this episode—Part 4 of The Syndicate, the Octopus, and the Gray Alliance—we look at how the Iran-Contra scandal was part of a bigger Zionist neoconservative deep state campaign to derail the Reagan and Bush-led efforts to impose a Palestinian state on Israel. The neocons’ campaign included much more than the weaponization of the Iran-Contra scandal. Its climax was the indictment of Caspar Weinberger on the eve of the 1992 election, an event which many observers credited for costing George H.W. Bush his re-election bid.

This series expands on my 2025 presentation from the 9/11 Turning the Tide conference. The working plan is for the series to eventually be transcribed and edited for a journal article.

Check out:

The Gray Alliance: How Ultra-Zionist Neoconservatism Took Over the American Deep State - Part 1: The Regime and the Syndicate

The Lansky-Teamster Syndicate and the Deep State Global Drug Connection - Part 2 of "The Gray Alliance: How Ultra-Zionist Neoconservatism Took Over the American Deep State"

James Angleton, Mossad, the Syndicate, and the CIA’s 'Cuban Business': How the Deep State 86ed Truth and Justice

Special thanks to:

Dana Chavarria, production

Casey Moore, graphics

Michelle Boley, animated intro

Mock Orange, music

Aaron is joined by independent journalist and congressional candidate for Maryland's 4th congressional district, Sam Husseini.

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Check out:

Sam Husseini’s Substack page

Sam Husseini for Congress

Special thanks to:

Dana Chavarria, production

Casey Moore, graphics

Michelle Boley, animated intro

Mock Orange, music