1. This is not a new 2026 speech by George Green.
The wording in the YouTube transcript matches a George Green interview conducted for Project Camelot in April 2008, and substantially the same story appears in an earlier 2004 Art Bell interview. So the 2026 video appears to be repackaging archival material rather than presenting a newly discovered event.
2. Green really did make these allegations.
In the 2008 interview, Green explicitly told the story about being invited to Aspen, being offered a finance-chairman role connected with the next presidential election, being told that Jimmy Carter would be president, and then describing an encounter with Ted Kennedy involving his daughter. The surviving transcript agrees closely with the YouTube transcript you supplied.
Israel re-establishes closed West Bank settlement, defying growing international protests
All Israeli settlements and settler outposts are illegal under international law. Outposts are also illegal under Israeli law, though are often supported by state services and funding.
Thirty "pioneer families" have arrived on a wave of nationalism driven by Israel's government, but the rapid change has left nearby Palestinian residents fearful.
Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few - Winston Churchill NEVER IN THE FIELD OF HUMAN CONFLICT DO SO MANY SWALLOW THE LIES OF SO FEW - THE PINOCCHIO PRESIDENT AND MOST FAVOURED ALLY : 22 AUGUST 2026
On August 22, 2026, Donald Trump claimed at a campaign rally thatIran is desperate for a deal to end the conflict. During the event, he asserted control over the Strait of Hormuz, referring to it as "an American territory right now". For more details, visit Daily Mail.
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei threatened on Saturday to retaliate against any further action by US President Donald Trump and warned countries neighboring Iran against joining Washington’s economic campaign.
“If Trump wants to take action, we will retaliate in an earthquake-like manner,” Rezaei said in a televised interview.
The USS Liberty incident involved the 1967 attack on a United States Navy intelligence ship by Israeli forces, which critics and survivors argue was downplayed or covered up by the US government to preserve diplomatic relations.
The Attack
On June 8, 1967, Israeli aircraft and torpedo boats attacked the USS Liberty in international waters during the Six-Day War.
The attack killed 34 American service members and wounded 171 others.
Official Findings
Official US and Israeli investigations concluded the attack was a tragic mistake caused by mistaken identity and communication failures.
Israel apologized for the incident and paid financial compensation to the victims and their families.
Allegations of Duplicity
Surviving crew members and several former US intelligence officials reject the accident explanation, claiming the attack was deliberate.
Critics argue that the Johnson administration rushed the inquiry and suppressed public debate to avoid political fallout during a tense period in the Middle East.
The Actual Signals Intelligence Theory
Many survivors and intelligence analysts argue that Israel targeted the USS Liberty to prevent the US from intercepting communications about a subsequent military operation.
The Syrian Invasion Theory: The most prominent deliberate-attack theory suggests Israel wanted to prevent the US from discovering its plans to invade the Golan Heights in Syria. The US strongly opposed an expansion of the war to Syria, fearing direct Soviet intervention. Critics argue Israel jammed and attacked the ship to prevent the US from finding out and pressuring them to halt.
The Sinai Execution Allegations: Another theory suggests Israel wanted to blind US intelligence to prevent them from gathering evidence of alleged wartime atrocities, such as the execution of Egyptian prisoners of war in the Sinai Peninsula.
Traffic is a small fraction of normal. IMF PortWatch recorded 8 transits on 13 September, against a pre-crisis baseline of 85 a day. Windward counted 12 vessels on 16 September, double the previous day's 6. From July 15 to August 23, roughly five vessels a day passed through, a drop of almost 95 percent, and most were tankers under naval escort or with tracking switched off. Strait of Hormuz Closed, Day 202 | Live Tracker & Monitor +2
Oil flows are well down. Gulf crude exports have fallen by nearly half, from about 17 million barrels a day in 2025 to about nine million as of August. Crude was above $100 a barrel this week, and diesel above $6 a gallon in the US. Al JazeeraThe New Republic
Ships are still being attacked. A tanker was struck in the strait this week, and Iranian state media said the IRGC hit a Togo-flagged vessel over an "illegal passage attempt". Straits
Iran says it controls the strait. Its deputy foreign minister said it will be opened and closed only on Iran's orders. Iran's Persian Gulf Strait Authority has blacklisted vessels for using the southern corridor or transiting the northern one without paying tolls. Al JazeeraWindward
Even Trump's allies have contradicted him. Speaker Mike Johnson said this week that the strait is "not completely open safely for commerce yet". The same report noted a consistent gap between the administration's figures on energy flows and those tracked by industry firms. The New Republic