➡ The guest, SG, discusses the current geopolitical situation, highlighting tensions in the Middle East, particularly involving Iran, Russia, and the US. He suggests that these tensions are part of a larger shift in global power structures, with countries like Russia and Iran strengthening their alliances. SG also mentions the potential for increased volatility in worldwide energy markets and the possibility of a series of small market events leading to a significant transformation period. Lastly, he touches on the ongoing competition for AI dominance between the US and China.
➡ The article discusses the escalating tensions between the US and Iran, with Iran reportedly loading missiles onto launchers in response to threats from former US President Donald Trump. The article also touches on the complex political dynamics in the Middle East, the potential for conflict in Taiwan due to China’s actions, and the role of various global powers in these situations. It suggests that these conflicts are part of a larger global power struggle, with the US often at the center, depending on who is president.
➡ The text discusses potential conflicts involving China, Russia, and the United States, with a focus on China’s increasing influence in North America. It suggests that the U.S. may need to compromise with China due to economic pressures. The text also touches on various global issues, including drug trafficking and immigration, and suggests that these issues are part of a larger power struggle. Lastly, it hints at upcoming major arrests that could escalate conflicts.

So folks, I got SG on my program right now. Everybody’s been waiting for you, SG. Everyone loves when you come on. I love when you come on. You’re very, you’re very versed in what’s going on in the world today. You have a great perspective from your view on the battlefield. So thank you SG for joining me. It’s an honor, man. Thank you for having me back, Nina. It’s good to be here. So much going on right now with Iran. The world is still heating up. Gaza, Israel, Iran, Yemen. It’s a proxy war for Iran.

Russia now is saying, hey, not so fast. Don’t mess with Iran. There’s a lot going down here, man, that people don’t understand. The world is still very hot. Today, the tariffs going to affect most, on most countries. Today’s Liberation Day. SG, thanks for joining me. What do you have to say about all this? Where should we even start? Where should we begin to unpack? Well, honestly, Nina, we’ve got a ton to unpack and there’s a lot that’s happening in a more accelerated fashion. And we sort of have been talking about this all throughout Q1.

I know we’ve been on a couple of times tracking the progress of geopolitics in the Middle East, for example. And we’re now seeing some of that driving force augmenting the geopolitical power balance in other areas of the world. Russia coming out and saying, look, we like you, President Trump, but we’re not going to let you mess with our buddy Iran. We have far too close of an alliance going on with Tehran. Russia and Iran are financially linked. Not only that, they’re linked militarily. They have significant R&D sharing, significant technological sharing. There’s a whole ecosystem built there.

And there’s actually a tourist industry that’s beginning to burden and sort of come to life in Iran, primarily tying back to Russia and the Caucasus region. So what you’re seeing, I think, in a lot of ways is the maneuvering of what I would characterize as deep state capture components inside of certain governments out into the light, right? They’re sort of getting squeezed between the power plays happening among the great powers. And so we’re talking about, you know, the United States, of course, Russia, China, and increasingly more so a conglomeration of those three in the African continent that is providing almost like a north, south, east, west balance of power here in the world.

And I think you’re seeing a lot of that coming back to the Middle East right now. It’s only been, I think, a few hours ago that the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, and Jordan, as well as several other countries in the Arabian Peninsula area, the Mesopotamia area, essentially called the Iranian president and told Tehran that they were not going to let the US bases in their areas utilize that soil against Iran for operations of that nature. So I think, again, what you’re seeing is a movement of political power structures that has to happen, but everybody gets a chance to be the hero, right? Russia is rallying behind Putin with all of Putin’s decrees and standing up to the world.

They certainly appreciate having a strong president. He’s a wartime president there in, you know, in the Russian Federation. We have President Trump over here who’s sort of rekindling ignition of the American spirit, American patriotism. And in many cases, some of these Arabic states are now shaking out, capturing control components out and out terrorists and terroristic components inside their borders and inside their governments shaking them out and getting a chance to take pride again in their culture. So it’s a win-win long term, but there are difficult geopolitical balances that have to be struck.

You do have component factions on the ground and in government in these nations and in these regional areas of operation that are very, very dangerous, that are very, very important to handle delicately. And so I think you’re seeing that playing out in the rhetoric and in the actual action on the ground. And, you know, with Casper tell coming out, speaking about a major arrest will happen this year. I’ve been told in the back channels that, yes, a big arrest is coming. With all that happening, it seems to me like they need to light more fires, right? SG, they’re going to have to light more fires.

They’re going to have to kickstart World War III as fast as they can. And at the end of the day, that’s what this is all about, correct? Well, it absolutely is. And it’s one of the reasons that you’re seeing Iran specifically front and center at this point in time. Look at John Kerry and the Iranian familial connections, for example, with the government and all of the money that went to Iran and all of the off-book cash that was funneled to Iran, more than $2 billion over an eight-year period of time, right? Look at the connection and the Iranian government coming back to MS-13 and some of the mutual connections.

If you look at it on like a flow chart, you’ve got lots of different feeders coming back to the same individuals. And so Iran is part of a criminal network, a criminal enterprise that has been actively subverting the true democratic and republican processes here in the West for a long time. And they’re certainly not the only nation that’s been involved in doing so. And it’s worth highlighting, even as we have that discussion, Nino, that there are factions within Iran that have known this was going on for a long time. And they’ve simply been unable to get ground in those areas of power because those factions were, of course, installed or bankrolled or assisted typically in some form or fashion over a period of 60 years by the Western World Intelligence community, all with the same aim.

So what we have now going on is a drawing out, a savving out of that poison, if you will, from these various areas. We’re going to see things get more kinetic on the ground. We’re going to see things get more volatile, in my opinion, especially around worldwide energy markets. We’ve been talking about this for a long time, I think, on your show and others. And while we expected a significant market event over the last four years, it’s becoming increasingly more likely that we’re going to see a cascading sequence of small market events in a downward fashion that are going to allow a transformation period to occur.

And so in one way, that’s very, very positive. But in the other fashion, that does cause friction and geopolitical tension. And I believe that’s what President Trump was referring to when he told Maria Bartiromo just a few weeks ago that he does not want to predict a recession of any kind, but that there is a quote transition period while we refire certain important levers of power and commerce and just general functionality of political dynamics around the world. You know, right now, also what people need to realize is, I mean, could Iran really be the Ukraine and the Middle East? I mean, is that what this is going to turn into? Like right now, we are a full out proxy war with Yemen.

But I’m thinking there’s so much more going on here. And I know you can shine a light on that. And then you got China, which we’re in a shadow war with China. It’s not even so much shadow anymore. It’s on the open, but a race to AI dominance with China. And before we go into this more, folks, have you ever wondered what happened to the legendary Chuck Norris? Well, I recently saw a video he made, and I was shocked, folks. He’s in his 80s, and he’s still kicking butt and working out and staying active.

Yeah, I know. Just stay with me, folks. Stay with me. What’s even more shocking is he’s stronger, can work out longer, and even has plenty of energy left over his grandkids. And I wonder what else? He did this, but just making one change. He says he still feels like he’s in his 50s. His wife even started doing this one thing too, and she’s never felt better. She says she feels 10 years younger. Her body looks leaner, and she has energy all day long. Chuck made a special video that explains everything. Make sure you watch it by going ChuckTVents.com for Sizenino, or by clicking on the link below this video.

It will change the way you think about your health. Once again, that’s ChuckTVents.com for Sizenino, and click on the link in the description box below to watch the video now. You won’t believe how simple this is. Just a reminder, folks, the legendary Chuck Norris is a whopping 84 years old and has yet more energy than me. I bet we wouldn’t have all these world problems if Chuck Norris is in charge. He discovered he could create dramatic changes to his health simply by focusing on three things that sabotage our body as we age.

Watch his method by clicking on the link in the description box below. ChuckTVents.com forward slash Nino. That’s ChuckTVents.com forward slash Nino. All right, folks. Sorry about that. But do you agree, SG? Chuck Norris could handle all of this with ease. Well, I have to say, Chuck Norris has been a cinematic enjoyment of mine for a very long time. We would certainly have some interesting dynamics if that were the case. All right. Well, let’s get into this, man. I got some articles to pull up here. Oh, it says here. Let’s see what we got here.

Can you see it, SG? Yes. Iran’s missiles loaded onto launchers after the Trump threat. So now they’re like taking this to go into a step further and loading their missiles onto launchers. Iran has reportedly loaded missiles on launchers and is ready for retaliation according to state media. The threat follows US President Donald Trump’s warning of bombing if Tehran refuses a nuclear deal. Wow. So now we’re in a US Iran standoff, right, SG? You know, at first presentation, it does appear that way. But as we’re going through this, Nino, and this is some of the things that, you know, my consideration with respect to the politics of the Middle East that have to be taken into account.

This very much seems like, you know, tantalizing cheese, almost almost, you know, unavoidable cheese for military intelligence and deep state intelligence, paramilitarized components in the Middle East to come out and capitalize on the situation. And the first one that comes to mind is Tel Aviv and Mossad. Looking at what’s happening there on the ground, this article discusses with respect to a new nuclear deal, what was the situation that resulted in 2017? What was the real driving situation? Excuse me, in 2017, that resulted in American strikes in the north Syrian desert, for example, as well as other areas.

The cover story, of course, at that particular point in time that made the national and international news was that it was a retaliation for chemical use, chemical weapons usage inside Syria. But there is an interesting drop from an interesting entity online that I would encourage your audience to sort of take that hand to maybe go look at talking about a secret Iranian off-book nuclear facility that was utilizing uranium, which had been skimmed from uranium one. And so this was the vector, this was one of the vectors by which the HRC group was intent on starting sort of an apocalyptic nuclear conflict style scenario.

And that was quickly undone and made impossible by those strikes in early 2017. It seems based on what we’re having right now with respect to the Houthis, for example, in Yemen, that a similar situation could be at play. And I qualify that to say that when we’re analyzing things from an espionage standpoint, it always has to play itself out. Hindsight is the arbiter of what was true and what was not true. And you do the very best in the course of that conflict to gauge where you’re at based on the indications, the signals that come out and the movement of things on the ground.

This very much strikes me as a drawing out operation for what’s happening on the ground in Tehran with respect to the intelligence community capture on the ground in Riyadh as well, as well as Baghdad and in Tel Aviv. And this is going to force again, a pressure keg that becomes so voluminous in the Middle East that those factions must show themselves to the world. You know, the true culprit behind all of these situations and tensions is the US. It just depends who’s president at the time. You know, all these actions have one president or another behind it.

We know who funded Iran, the last presidency and the presidency in 2008, 2012, right? We know who that was. It was funding Iran and giving them, can’t say the name here, but giving them billions of taxpayer dollars to acquire nuclear energy, right, SG? Absolutely. And the capability to enrich certain components of weaponized arenas, which would then be blamed on other parties. In other words, you had sort of this scratch mine, I’ll scratch yours kind of thing, and we’ll never tell what’s really happening here along in this process. But where it will ultimately result is an apocalyptic scenario for mankind, which was always the purpose from the very beginning on behalf of very high level parties around the planet.

It’s like to keep us in fear, to keep us fretting about the end of the world, to keep us in conflict. It says Russia wore lighters. Putin to send top negotiated to Washington as US anger grows over peace deal talks. They don’t want peace, SG. You know, that’s not part of this globalist agenda here, right? I mean, maybe Vladimir does. Zelensky, definitely. He’s not coming to the table. He’s got puppet strings attached to him. Absolutely. And I think exactly what you’re describing there is the highlighting of a similar Middle East style situation in the European theater, right? The capture of an entire government and of an entire, really an entire segment of a nation state that happens to be right on the border with a major, major culture where there’s been sort of a generational axe to grind for a very long time.

And so now this has come to a head, right? And this involves a whole host of, you know, informative ancillaries that we can’t really get into right now based on the platform. But those ancillaries have contributed to the scenario where you have both major player sides now vying for a peaceful conclusion, transparency, accountability. You know, both of those sides are going to push at the greatest degree achievable for their own advancement in that process, right? If we think Putin’s going to go for a peace deal that only appeases DC, for example, I think we’re fooling ourselves.

And the same is true in reverse. And the president knows that. So but fundamentally, what that is doing is it is squeezing out that third party angle that sort of fly on the wall in the room, so to speak, that has happened to hold the torch for a room full of gasoline for a very long time all around the planet in various nation states. And that group, which is behind that, you know, government in Kiev, and also behind several other capture and control elements inside of NATO and Western world governments is being, again, forced out into the world by the activities of two power players that are in service to their peoples and to their the respective actualization of their societies.

So what do you think is going to happen here? And we’ll get into this in the back channel at Nino’s corner TV, folks, you don’t want to miss it, because we’re going to be we talk a lot more blatantly on there, and a lot more boldly. You know, with what’s happening now in this kind of like shadow war, I mean, I mean, the true war right now is this shadow war with China, correct? I mean, they’re getting ready to strike Taiwan. I mean, they’re, they’re completely surrounding it. They’re running exercises all day long, psychological running psychological warfare on Taiwan.

And that’s been going on for the last couple years. When do you expect some kind of strike or some kind of move? And will Taiwan just throw up their arms and say, we give up, because they’re so mentally and emotionally exhausted? Well, it’s very interesting how the Taiwanese people will respond. And it’s worth noting that, you know, up until the last 20th century, there was not a distinction between Taiwan and China. That’s not to make a comment on things now. But fundamentally, that was never a thing up until the last hundred years.

But how they respond, I think is going to depend entirely again on how DC responds and on how the president responds to whatever situation comes. And it seems more and more likely that we’re going to see a situation evolve in the geopolitical space with respect to the Pacific theater that has much more teeth in it and much more immediacy of effect here in the United States. Commerce, for example, being a major, major sector and a major, major factor in this economy, the dynamics between trade and all of that. I think there’s a reason that we have the president moving as fast as he is with respect to certain trade components out of that area of the world, because that is not going to be a viable option in the near future.

And it makes a lot of sense that we would see certain negotiations take place that would probably be along the lines of is it really worth it for us to go to a full scale conflict over this particular issue? You know, sort of like how from Moscow’s point of view, President Putin said at one point in time, is it really worth it for our American friends on the other side to invest themselves to such a degree in this conflict? It’s our border, not theirs. And so when we look at that and we appreciate the logic behind that, I think the president is an understanding negotiator.

I think his job is to project American power, American strength, American patriotism, but to protect American lives and protect American interests. And one of the major negotiating factors in that is the sheer volume of American military service members that are overseas in the Pacific region, in various countries to include Taiwan, who would be immediately under jeopardy and immediately threatened by a very serious conflict should we see some sort of movement in that direction. I think we’re probably going to see an annexation, quite frankly, of the Taiwanese mainland under the backdrop of an escalating military scenario that is diffused.

And that scenario, when we look at the pacing of how these things can play out, you’re talking about days and hours, not weeks and months. That type of scenario could very well drive an economic hampering situation in North America that makes it more prudent for the American side, for the North American and Western world to respond with a compromising orientation towards China rather than a full out, we’re going to protect them based on our national security. You know, it’s a lot like this, like what’s happening with the tariffs and the cartel situation, the drugs coming in, the fentanyl coming in through Mexico, Canada, whatever.

It’d be like, I want to just pose this for my audience for a second, really think about this. It’d be like Russia all of a sudden supplying Mexico with arms to fight against us and start bombing our cities. That’s the equivalent of what we’re doing here in Eastern Europe. But even more so, what people need to really understand, I’ll think about that for a second, and then understand that what’s exactly happening is China. China is the one moving in all the fentanyl through Mexico. China is the one setting up shop in South America and in Mexico and in Canada and have infiltrated our borders.

They’re here. So it’s already happening. I pose the Russia thing, because for some reason, people when they think of Russia, like, oh, if Russia brought missiles and tanks to Mexico and started funding Mexico to fight against America, that’d be something, that’d be crazy. But it’s already happening with China, right, SG? It absolutely is in many ways. Did I make a good comparison there? I mean, did I hit that home or no? I think so. It made perfect sense from where I sit. And we have to keep in mind that there is a much greater cross-border cooperative, for lack of a better term, a cross-border dynamic that has much deeper roots and constitutes, quite frankly, a much more destabilizing factor when we look at this particular dynamic between the United States and China rather than the United States and Russia.

And we would like to see some of that multipolar world that the Russian president continues to talk about. We would like to see that enter into the economic space as well, not just from a balance of militarized power and a balance of geopolitical power and foreign policy projection, but also cooperative and beneficial arrangements that cause mutual benefit to both nation states and help, you know, really feed that out into the rest of the world. The world is oriented in a system right now where the major power players have an enormous amount of effect on the smaller power players, and rebalancing the major ones will ultimately lead to a rebalancing of everybody.

And I think we’re seeing that right now. There’s a lot going on here. I mean, we’re fighting so many different fronts. I mean, we have to worry about our southern border. We have to worry about cartel warfare in Mexico. We got to worry about what’s happening in Canada. We are in a shadow war with China. We’re trying to control Russia with Ukraine. We got Israel and Gaza. We got Iran. I mean, the world is, I mean, there’s fires everywhere. There is. And, you know, I don’t want to be pithy about it whatsoever nor insensitive.

I’m certainly not uncaring to everything that’s happening. My heart goes out for the entirety of the planet going through this process. But when we look at the characterization and the orientation of society going back hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of years, it has been a hyper concentrated, sidelining power structure that has kept we the people of all cultural backgrounds and identities out of the real bastions, the real powers of control. There have only been small and short lived exceptions to that rule, really going all the way back a thousand years here in the Western world, for sure.

And perhaps at least that long in certain areas in Central and Eastern Asia. And so now a reorientation, a redefinition of that dynamic is occurring. And because it permeates all of society, the transformation process at times is going to be ugly. I see. I don’t know if you’ve heard the same thing that I’ve heard through the back channels, and I’m sure you have. But the reason for not releasing the Epstein list and the reason for not making major arrests just yet is because they’re taking out the illegal immigrants that are here that are dangerous, the henchmen that work for the for the D.S.

that could cause havoc or be or be activated at a certain time. That’s what I’ve heard. That’s part of this is happening in phases. Have you heard the same thing? I have. And when we appreciate that particular commentary on that particular topic, one of the other things to keep in mind is that entire bulk of collected evidence, which is now ostensibly under the control of the president and the current DOJ, that has immense leverage at the international stage. That has incredible buying power, so to speak, when you’re trying to get someone onto your side and into your camp.

Right. If you can transform a liability into an asset with very little effort and with very little loss and sacrifice risk factors throughout that process, then that is a very high flying investment that will serve you long term. And so from a negotiable standpoint, from an international foreign policy standpoint and a domestic foreign policy or excuse me, a domestic policy standpoint, there’s a great deal of leverage and power that still remains in those documents. I have full confidence that we will see exactly what we wish to see. But I also understand that this is a broader power conflict that’s going on.

It has to be delicately handled. And just because we have the president back in office publicly, that does not mean by any stretch that our culture war is over. Right. And let’s take it back to Nino’s Corner dot TV. See us over there, folks. I want to talk about the major arrests that will happen. I think it’s going to kick off more war. I think the major arrest is going to be happening very soon. And I’ll and I guess we’ll talk about the names and the dates of what I’ve heard on Nino’s Corner dot TV, folks.

I’ll see you there. You ready, SG? Sounds good. God bless all. All right. I’ll see you there. Nino’s Corner dot TV, folks. [tr:trw].

See more of David Nino Rodriguez on their Public Channel and the MPN David Nino Rodriguez channel.