AMP censors Jeffrey Prather for probing Israeli intelligence blunders

Former intelligence officer Jeffrey Prather recently revealed that American Media Periscope (AMP) censored the “Prather Brief’s” latest episode, where he had Floyd Brown, one of AMP’s executives, as his guest.

According to Prather, he was censored by AMP because he was questioning the Israeli government’s narratives as to why their intel was failing. He also openly stated his opinion with the executive that the Palestine-Israel conflict is another setup by the deep state via the global cabal, just like what happened in the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. In fact, on October 12, he already said in a post on X that any intelligence professional claiming that Israel was surprised was either lying or a fool. “Like 911, it was allowed. Hamas, FBI, CIA, Mossad and Shin Bet have children’s blood on them, on their hands,” he tweeted and even quoted Matthew 18:6.

One more time, any intel pro claiming that Israel was surprised is either lying or a fool. Like 9-11, it was allowed. Hamas, FBI, CIA, Mossad & Shin Bet have children’s blood on them. Matthew 18:6. pic.twitter.com/KDDgP4qH7s

— Jeffrey Prather (@jeffreyprather) October 12, 2023

Prather’s show is being aired by AMP, which was founded by one of Prather’s friends, John Michael Chambers, but was sold to Brown, who was also the founder of WesternJournal.com. Kris Edelkamp then took over as CEO. He further said that he had a recent episode with General Michael Flynn, former President Donald Trump’s national security adviser, as AMP has been pushing him to have the retired U.S. Army general on his show. Prather presented to the military man his sentiments on the intel status in the ongoing war in the Middle East.

“There’s a lot of responses he could have had to that. But his response was very authentic. He agreed with me and confirmed that Israel had to be in on that and that it was a setup,” he said pointing out that Flynn was a popular general, former head of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) and a National Security Council member, thus, a really credible source. Prather also said that Flynn never evaded the question and went into detail with him because he was talking to a fellow Intel officer. But that’s not what’s happening in the conventional media.

“After that, I was asked by Edelkamp to have Brown. I’ve had him on before. And like I said, I respect him because we’ve had disagreements and he has stood up to those disagreements,” he said. “So, I had him on and asked ‘What do you say about Israel’s intentional intelligence failure?’ He did not go along with that and he said he thinks it’s fog of war.” So, then Prather’s show was reviewed by a showrunner and engineer. They had a 45-minute conversation afterward. He pointed out that he was not disrespectful of Brown but he was pushing back as he was always telling the truth. The next thing he knew, he was removed from radio and then from YouTube. The executive team then told him that they wouldn’t be running the show on schedule but would run his interview with Flynn instead. “But they broke their word because I checked, they did not rerun.”

He also read parts of the notice that he received: “I want to be very clear about how much we appreciate you, your show, and your wisdom. I realize you’re concerned about censorship issues, but I can assure you that not running your show is not about that. We thought it was disrespectful to hear the show in that way without an opportunity for Floyd Brown to comment.” So he texted Brown the next day, who immediately called him up and told him he didn’t know that the show was not airing. The next thing Prather knew was that the show would be airing, at the same time he posted the video, where he exposed AMP’s censorship of him.

“My intelligence analysis will always remain brutally and ruthlessly truthful. I have authenticity because of my integrity. And when I’ve said stuff, it has turned out that I was right, and the government lied. And it will turn out that way again,” Prather stated.

Hostage: Hamas treated us well

Moving on to the next segment of his show, Prather read a testimony from an Israeli woman who was captured by the militant group Hamas, claiming they were treated well by their captors. According to the woman, 12 of them were taken to a home in a kibbutz and told to sit.

“They weren’t treated badly and were given water. Hamas was even confused as to why no police showed up after two hours. So, they had a witness captive call the police and they waited another hour. The Hamas members were getting nervous,” Prather narrated.

The “Prather Point” host said that this goes along with Israel’s stand-down and pullback order. He went on to read that when a Hamas captor asked the woman to walk outside with him as a cover, the militant allegedly said he would give himself up and then, he removed his military gear. Israeli Defense Force (IDF) reportedly rushed to them and the Hamas militant grabbed her to hide. “Then, a gunfight broke out and IDF opened fire killing everyone including hostages. They shot an explosive device into the home before searching for more hostages,” he read on. “She didn’t understand that this was a Jewish Israeli kibbutz and the Hamas was captured, stripped off his military vest down to his undergarments and shirts.”

According to the lady, she watched the IDF eventually kill the Hamas member. “I was scared of what I saw. IDF didn’t care if they killed hostages. I felt IDF wanted no witnesses because Hamas was treating everyone very well.” She added that the Hamas that captured her was light-skinned and had short blonde hair, like the military. “Obviously something that’s not right. Well, that may have been a deep-state covert agent, like what you saw on January 6,” Prather said. (Related: EXCLUSIVE: Intel officer Tony Shaffer says Israeli woman held hostage by Hamas appears to be ‘instructed what to say’ in terrifying video.)

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