Unfortunately my memory is pretty sketchy of this – and that's because of trauma – but I do remember being appalled that Ms Rosemary Hollis PhD quit Chatham House immediately after my interview with her. Was she forced out? It is possible, I really do not know. There was likely considerable pressure on her not to do the interview with me but she did it anyway. Then she perhaps understood she had to leave? I wish I knew the truth. Maybe I can eventually find out.

Yesterday I was talking to my research assistant, actually a former research assistant. We were talking about the Red Sea and the Houthis and then he mentioned the interview with Rosemary Hollis. He remembered the month and year I did it, he also remembered the main message I conveyed to him regarding the interview. And that message?

Rosemary explained to me, asserted to me, that the Sykes-Picot secret “treaty” – it was a conspiracy – of dividing up the the Ottoman Empire region of the Middle East, the Levant, was pretty much collapsing, that the Arab masses saw this part of their history as a very negative influence on their lives. So Ms Hollis, who was a friend of mine, agreed with me that Sykes-Picot is finished, that it was a historical relic. This was in March 2008. As I've said, immediately after the interview was published in World Affairs Monthly, Rosemary left her Chatham House post. I recall that I had horrible intuitions. I felt some danger, quite frankly.

The reason is because Rosemary was well-liked and very much respected, she was an influential policy-maker. I had connected with her, she was a friend and very smart – she was a great lady. There were apparently some people who were appalled that I had managed to interview her. So while they did not assassinate her, perhaps they did manage to make things really difficult for her. I just do not know the truth, I will have to see if I can find out.

Then when talking to my former research assistant – he's gone on to do his own writing on the net which is great – I realized I would write about the interview with Rosemary and then republish the audio recording as soon as possible [which I will do within several months]. I am sure it is excellent, and I know she asserted in 2008 that Sykes-Picot is collapsing – young people would say Sykes-Picot is toast.

Rosemary was a wonderful person, very honest, and she felt very bad for the Arabs. She was expected to say the normal things about Ashkenazi Jews, that Israel had a right to exist, that Jews were great – all that kind of nonsense. It's not that she was an advocate for the Arabs, it's just that she undoubtedly agreed with me that the Western policy must mean cultivating deep and important ties to the 400+ million Arabs and Muslims.

I wanted so much to call her up again and propose we do another interview, an update, but I discovered she is dead (June 5, 2020). 68 years old. She is said to have “died suddenly.” Just what happened to her? No mention of a cause of death. Pretty strange. She just dies.

The British government is totally controlled by Ashkenazi Jews, and it has been like this since Margaret Thatcher's time as prime minister. Thatcher was aggressively promoting Israeli policies, Zionism, she approved of an aggrandizing Israeli state. She said the usual sympathetic insincere things about Palestinians and their “rights” but in fact she was totally captured by Ashkenazi Jews – as was her friend Ronald Reagan.

Hollis obviously did not agree with this, so she agreed with me.

It is really a shame I cannot call her up and do an update interview. The United States government is totally under the control of Ashkenazi Jews and the United Kingdom is as well but I will admit that there is perhaps a little more pro-Arab thinking in London. In the United States most of the policy-making is so decidedly in Israel's favor it is shocking. I have always been strongly opposed to this and I am certain that Rosemary agreed. She was however very much sincerely wishing for a resolution to the conflict. She really did want Jews living in the Zionist encampment to be able to live there – peacefully. Was this view naive?

No, I do not think it is. I do actually think that most “Israelis” would agree with me and Rosemary that there is a solution and that solution is dismantling the Israeli state and unwinding the Sykes-Picot conspiracy – it was indeed a conspiracy and a secret treaty – by the Europeans powers, Britain and France.

I will unwind the Sykes-Picot “treaty” and we will move towards a monetary union in this very much underdeveloped Muslim world. It will be great, it will work out just fine. Jews living in the Levant will go on living there, they will be safe, but there will not any longer be the threat of war and “terrorism.” The problem will remain however and that problem is Ashkenazi Jew criminality.