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➡ Russia has launched a large nuclear exercise involving 64,000 troops, 140 aircraft, 200 mobile launchers, 13 submarines, and 73 ships. This is happening during a time of war and is seen as a significant move due to its timing, as it is similar to exercises conducted before previous invasions. The exercise is unusual as it involves both tactical and strategic nuclear drills, suggesting a potential escalation. This could be a signal to NATO and a test of Russia’s nuclear command structure, indicating that crossing certain lines could lead to immediate escalation.
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➡ Our society is more vulnerable now than ever before due to our global interconnectedness. This includes our financial systems, supply chains, and even our ability to cause conflict at high speeds. Threats such as cyber attacks could potentially shut down our electricity-dependent civilization, and our global agricultural system is at risk due to its reliance on a complex supply chain and genetically similar livestock. This makes us susceptible to fast-spreading diseases, leading us into an age of consequences.

This is your World War III Day X update. I’m going to start referencing Day X once again because we are fast approaching the proverbial Day X. If you don’t know what that is. It’s a terminology that I use to denote this culmination of hostilities in the near future that reaches a boiling point. You have all of these friction points around the geostrategic chessboard that are reaching a crescendo. And at some point there is this flashpoint in hostilities which emerges as a rung up the escalation ladder, likely in the use of non conventional weapons or the outbreak of a new war.

And you guys come to this channel because I give you a no bullshit take on things. I know when a guy opens a video and he’s talking about Day X, you probably think I’m part of some doomsday cult if you don’t listen for more than 15 seconds. But that’s not the case. I’m politically agnostic. I’m religiously agnostic. I try to be as empirical as possible. I try not to have my thoughts and opinions skewed by ideology in a way which is counterproductive. I’m not saying I’m perfect. I’m a cognitive miser like everybody else. I’m still at the whim of my subjective biases, but I try to have an awareness of that, often to my own peril.

And if I would just entrench myself into one camp and pigeonhole myself into some ism or I assure you, I would be far more successful. But I don’t do that because I find that I prefer the truth more than whatever is yielded from pursuing such things. Whether it’s a large audience or more money and fame and the like. I would prefer the truth. And that is why you come to this channel. Okay, so we have to talk about the state of the world today because it’s all starting to come together. This is a very pivotal week that we are about to witness.

The Russians have just conducted a major nuclear exercise with a twist. This is different than all of the other nuclear exercises that they’ve ever conducted before. And today we’re going to try to connect the dots because of course, this is happening in the context of so many other things that are happening. For starters, Vladimir Putin’s country is being shellacked by Ukrainian drones on a scale never before seen in this conflict. And the intensity and frequency of these events is only increasing. Okay, we are talking about non stop destruction across Russia’s oil and gas infrastructure. Now, I told you on Sunday that when you’re messing with Russia’s oil, oil and gas infrastructure, you’re messing with this guy’s oil and gas.

China gets around 35 to 50% of its oil and gas from Russia. And then in the future, it’s going to be a lot more. So when you’re attacking Iran, when you’re even fomenting a conflict in the Middle east, you are attacking Asia’s oil and gas supply, primarily the Chinese. Okay, so this is a war on China. Repeat after me. It’s all about China. I guess I could have a better acronym. I could say in Canada, some people say a boot. It’s all about China. But I would say all because China, that’s what all of this is about.

I know the Israel thing, they’re very abhorrent and deplorable people over there. A lot of them, not all of them, but a lot of them are in terms of the acts that they’re committing, the. But they’re an easy scapegoat as well, and they’re being politicized. And this is the big dog right here, the $30 trillion GDP big dog is the Chinese. The only way you can stop the Chinese is to stop the energy that is flowing into their country. And you will notice that there was no theatrics, no showmanship, no aggressive, I’m big, strong man posturing.

With Putin and Xi Jinping’s handshake, you can tell that this was a handshake between genuine friends, much different than what we’ve seen with Donald Trump. And the Chinese made a point to make sure that the ceremony and the pomp and pageantry was on the same scale. It was almost exactly what we’ve seen with Donald Trump in terms of the service that was put on to host the arrival of Vladimir Putin. In fact, I would even say there’s more kids there waving flags for Vladimir Putin. So there was some false information that came out from the Financial Times that said that the Chinese did not approve of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and things of that nature.

And even Trump had to walk that back later on, saying it was all fake news. I tweeted about it as soon as I heard about it. I’m like, yeah, this is clearly fake news to try to sow division between the Chinese and the Russians, something you pretty much can’t do at this point. Now, why is Vladimir Putin going to meet Xi Jinping this week when his country is being absolutely bombarded by Ukrainian drones on the weekend that we very well may see the inflection point of hostilities in the Iran war. Why is he going there? Because they’re getting ready to do a major military operation against Ukraine and quite possibly Europe.

That is what I infer from what’s going on. Because the fact of the matter is the Russians, I know a lot of Russia bros will say it’s just pinprick attacks and the Russians just have an endless vat of resources that they can leverage at their disposal and they can fix whatever sort of damage is done to any oil refinery in Russia and they can fix it within 24 hours. And it’s never a, a catastrophic loss. It’s always some sort of pinprick which is able to be redeemed. But I would say that what’s happening right now is the Russians are at a point where they have to escalate because if they don’t make a statement and if they don’t establish a red line, this is only going to continue.

And this is why you’re seeing developments around the Baltic states and the border today. Something very important happened. The Estonians shot down a Ukrainian drone. Now the COVID story is that the Ukrainian drone was being redirected by Russian electromagnetic warfare or electromagnetic electronic warfare. Pardon me. And that. So this was the Russians to blame, that the Ukrainian drone just so happened to be in Russian airspace. It didn’t originate from, from Estonian airspace and it wasn’t leveraging the Baltic States airspace. No, it was being redirected by the Russians to fly into Estonia in order to frame the Ukrainians as being aggressive towards some really out there explanation that would never fly.

Okay. No pun intended. So what is really happening here according to the Russians anyways? They are saying that the Ukrainians, the reason why they’ve increased the success rate of their strikes, leveraging these drones and you know, there’s a debate to be had about whether or not this take is true, is that they’re using Baltic airspace as cover in order to do it so they are able to straddle the line of Baltic airspace and then they enter in. I don’t have a map here. I wonder if this one would work. No, it won’t work. Then they would enter into Russia at a point where typically Russian air defense is not set up to detect these drones because a lot of it is focused on the drones coming over Belarus or coming, you know, by way of straddling the borders between Belarus and Russia, moving up to St.

Petersburg and other places. But these drones are flying all over the place. So the fact of the matter is we have tensions escalating with the Baltic states. The Estonian F16 shot down the drone. And so there are rumors from Zelensky that he is going to. Not rumors. He’s officially stated that they are now going to intensify attacks in June of this year. So in the next month we are going to see even more attacks on Russian oil and gas facilities. So if that is the case, then we’re really just a matter of weeks away from the Russians having no choice but to do something very significant in order to catch the attention of the European and NATO benefactors that are funding this entire enterprise.

Now Syrsky, the Ukrainian commander, is saying that the Belarusians and the Russians, Russians mostly, are getting ready to do an attack that is going to come from the north. And I find this hard to believe. So this is Belarus and this is Ukraine down here. Ukraine has this whole border fortified, immensely fortified. Like we’re talking about multi layers, dragon teeth, anti tank ditches, barbed wire, and even the notion of a, a big arrow, you know, ground offensive at this point in time just seems like an untenable proposition considering how much drone warfare has advanced. I just don’t think it’s going to be possible.

There’s no way you can do this unless they’re going to leverage some other type of technology that we don’t, don’t know about, or unless they’re planning on coming over a part of the border that might be a little less fortified. Like over here along the Polish border. Anything is possible. But I think it’s important. Before we go further, we have to talk about these Russian nuclear drills. Okay, so Russia has launched an unusually large nuclear exercise. It involves 64,000 troops. Okay. In the midst of this massive war that they’re currently fighting, they still put aside 64,000 troops, 140 aircraft, 200 plus mobile launchers, 13 submarines, big boomers, 73 surface level ships.

I didn’t even think they had that many left. And of course the ICBM and cruise missile components to all this. Now what’s really significant here, it’s not like they haven’t conducted that scale of nuclear exercise before. That’s not what’s the issue here. The issue is the timing. As I said, he’s going to meet Xi. He wants Xi Jinping’s blessing. Because at the end of the day, Xi knows that Russia is kind of his proxy, okay? And he’s the one keeping them propped up. He’s the one funding a lot of what Vladimir Putin is doing. So if Vladimir Putin is going to make some drastic escalation then he needs to consult with Xi and they need to consult in private.

And these are the kind of guys who, when they have a conversation in private, they’re actually having a real conversation. It’s not like Donald Trump, where it’s just posturing. They’re actually having conversations of substance, I believe. And I think that’s evident in, in the body language here. This seemed like a sincere handshake. That was not about the handshake. This was just a greeting, an authentic greeting between friends who are about to discuss how they’re going to fight World War iii. That’s what I got from this. So this is all happening, this major nuclear exercise, which as we’re going to talk about, is unprecedented in a point in time in which the Russians economy and the Chinese lifeline is under existential threat.

And you have Zelensky saying, we’re going to ramp things up. Things are ramping up in the Baltics and shit’s about to hit the fan in Iran. We’re going to once again this weekend, which is China’s other proxy. Okay, so Russia usually holds these nuclear exercises in autumn, not spring, for whatever reason. That’s usually when they host them. This is a very unique situation. It was very similar to what we seen prior to the events in Crimea and prior to the events in 2022. Right before Russia invaded both Crimea in 2014 and the whole of Ukraine in 2022, they ran a very similar exercise.

And sometimes the Russians are predictable in a lot of ways and unimaginative in certain ways. Some people say they’re great 4D chess masters. I think they’re just okay with suffering a lot, as I’ve heard Lex Friedman commonly referred to as, you know, the Russian inclinations towards suffering and how they’re just willing to suffer and grind shit out. And so it would not be surprising that they are okay with this pattern being revealed. And we’re just seeing, you know, another preemptive sort of strategic posturing in the run up to some sort of major conventional maneuver in the future.

But what’s very highly unusual about. About this nuclear exercise. So apparently, usually these nuclear exercises, they’re either tactical in nature, like on a Belarusian type scale, where you have Belarus running tactical nuclear drills. And when we say Belarus, we basically mean Russia because they’re the ones controlling. You know, Vladimir Putin didn’t give Lukashenko nuclear weapons. He basically is parking them in his country. And so usually when we see these nuclear drills, they are either strategic or tactical in nature. But to run simultaneous tactical and Nuclear drills that suggests that they’re looking at escalation continuity and that maybe this is a signal to NATO that look, if the Belarusian tripwire is tripped, then there’s a potential that this is going to go up the, the command structure to the strategic level.

And perhaps they’re trying to test the durability of this command structure from going from the use of tactical nuclear weapons to strategic nuclear weapons because there’s that threshold. Right. We don’t really know how it’s going to be because we’ve never been in a war where somebody has at least officially declared the use of a tactical theater nuclear weapon versus a strategic one, which is ostensibly the first stage before mutually assured destruction. Although the jury is still out on that. Some people think it’s, it’s automatic. As soon as you launch one nuke, no matter what the yield, even if it’s a little Davy Crockett, you know, one kiloton something launched out of a howitzer or something, it the that it’s immediately going to go up the escalation ladder.

Others think that there are more stopgaps in place and that if anything in the last four years it’s been demonstrated that a lot of the red lines that we thought would be crossed, that things aren’t, things don’t escalate as rapidly as anybody thinks in the movies. And in fact we could have the normalization of low yield tactical nuclear weapons in warfare and it not necessarily, at least not immediately progress to the strategic nuclear level. It’s not a foregone conclusion. Mutually assured destruction number one. And how that would even play out with the advent of all these artificial intelligence technologies and the testing of Russia’s defenses as I’ve talked about part of the day X risk is that Palantir and all of the, you know, the anthropic and Claude and Gemini and all of these host of AIs that the US military is employing flowing now.

If they get emboldened to try to do a decapitation strike against Russia and they think that they can do so whilst incurring limited retaliatory strike because they’re able to successfully neutralize Russian nuclear assets, they’ll probably, you know, take a chance at it. And so it’s not automatically that Russia gets 2, 000 nukes off the ground and the world ends and we go into nuclear winter. Which I should also add is very debatable as well. I think what the Russians are doing here is they’re trying to test the robustness of their nuclear command and control infrastructure from the tactical level to the strategic level.

And concurrently, this signals to NATO, hey, if this tripwire, if you cross this red line, this thing could potentially escalate that immediately. We’re going to be on, you know, a DEFCON 2 situation, possibly a DEFCON 1. And remember, there is no nuclear treaties. I know we’ve all forgotten about that, but that is very profound and significant. Not, I mean, at the same time, you know, what does it matter? Shit’s written down. It doesn’t really matter if it’s existential. To a country. Laws and international law are just an abstract thing that, that is not objective. It’s not a hard science.

It’s just a mutual agreement that could dissipate as, as fast as it was written down on paper when the shit actually hits the fan. But they did symbolize a greater amount of cooperation between countries during the peace dividend years. So there’s a lot of pieces moving here and something big has to go down because it doesn’t seem like there’s been any, any progress made whatsoever on the Ukrainian front. If Donald Trump wanted to end this war, he could. He was right when he said, I could end this war in one phone call. I can’t remember the exact quote, but maybe, maybe he wasn’t lying.

Maybe he said, I could end this war in one phone call if he said that he was being 100% honest. If he said, I will end this war in one phone call while we all know he lied. But they could, because this is fundamentally the US War. Donald Trump can call up Elon Musk today and say, turn off all the Starlink satellites and don’t provide any satellite data to the Ukrainians and they would be screwed. And they could tell the same thing to NATO and that would be the end of the massive drone strikes into Russian territory.

You got to remember something. Donald Trump is green lighting these attacks. And this is what’s so fucked up about this. This is what nobody else is going to talk about. Donald Trump is tacitly allowing Ukraine to increase the oil price by targeting Russian oil and gas. Not saying a word. Have you heard Donald Trump say one thing about the hundreds of attacks that we’ve seen since the Iran war started? They’ve tripled, quadrupled in terms of the frequency and intensity. You haven’t heard Trump say one thing. Now answer me this. How come if Donald Trump was just trying to suppress oil prices, and this is what doesn’t make sense, how come if he was trying to suppress oil prices, he is not calling up Zelensky and saying, cut it out.

Because if the goal is just to mess with the futures market and suppress oil prices, shouldn’t Donald Trump say, hey, we might not want to put this much pressure on the Russians, who are a huge, I think the second, if not the third or fourth global producer of oil. Okay, so clearly there’s a concerted effort here. Irrespective of the cost in terms of oil, they want the price of oil to go up. It really starts to look like that now. I don’t know if they’re trying to increase the real price of oil and at the same time keep the futures priced down, because that’s the illusion.

That’s what most people see, the average consumer. Even though when you go to the gas station, that’s what you see the gas station price, the global gas prices actually do reflect the global, the real price, not this nominal price that you see in the futures markets. The actual spot price of oil is reflected by the gas price that you pay at the pump. And so this is why, when people say, well, you know, futures price is down, why isn’t the price at the gas pump down? Because the price of oil isn’t really down. The spot price the Asia is willing to pay for it isn’t really down.

So something is going on there. And this is why it’s all about China. Okay? Because as I’ve stated and I’ve still yet to hear anybody say this, the close person I’ve heard to saying this is Brian Burletic. And while I disagree with him probably in terms of his optimism bias for that Chinese Russian access and their ability to withstand the, the Pax American onslaught, I do agree with him. I think he gets closest to his understanding of, of how this is really fundamentally about blockading China. And so what the United States wants and what they’ve been grooming the Saudis for, for years and actually made a video about this back in 2019, we were going to include it in the highlight reel of my predictions of the Iran war, but we didn’t.

But I talk about the Strait of Hormuz and I talk about the Saudis fighting the Iranians and that that was the war that was to be fought in the, in the Middle East. So they, they want the Iranians to fight the Saudis, they want the oil and gas infrastructure of the Middle east to go up in smoke. And if they didn’t, why wouldn’t they be calling up Zelensky and say, hey, like, you know, just, just calm down for now. We’re going to deal with this Iran situation. And he could do it. If you don’t think he could do it, then you don’t understand the situation that’s going on over there.

Okay, they could easily do it. The fact that they’re not means that they’re really trying to put the pressure on China right now. And they’re willing to burn the boats if it means to create enough pressure on the Chinese by attacking their proxy simultaneously and forcing the capitulation of ultimately the Chinese, which is not going to happen because, yes, Russia, they’re a sovereign nation and they have. You know, I’m not saying that Putin is Xi’s bitch by any stretch of the imagination. I think they’re in a mutual, venerable relationship with each other. But at the end of the day, without the Chinese, or, sorry, without the Chinese, the Russians probably wouldn’t be able to ride this out.

But without the Russians, could the Chinese write. Maybe. Maybe I’m wrong about that. Anyways, so here’s the other reason why time is getting tight for the Trump administration. So, the Congress today, not the Congress, the Senate, voted in favor of a war powers resolution that would force the Trump administration to get approval from Congress for prosecution of the war in Iran. Now, just because this was successfully passed, I don’t know if it’s been fully passed yet, but it’s on track to be passed. It still has to pass the House and then Trump can still veto it.

And once he vetoes it, the House needs a two thirds majority in order to, I don’t know what the legal terminology is, to stay or whatever it is to actually force the resolution through. And so, but there’s also a 4D chess move there. Now, this could be Trump’s potential off ramp, which I don’t think it would be, because if Trump wanted an off ramp, he could have had 50 off ramps. His, his hardcore base. Who is left? I’m not talking about the people who support Massey and Owens and all the actual, whatever semblance of free thinker you have on that side of the table, but the, the most, the people will follow this guy to the ends of the earth.

Anybody who’s left, they’re just the most credulous people. And you have the same kind of people on, on, on the left. Okay? So, you know, there’s this core base that’s going to just be unwavering in their beliefs no matter how many times the mandate has been betrayed. And that’s what’s left in the Trump camp. And there’s still a lot of Israeli APAC money and military industrial complex and oil and energy money floating around that wants these wars to continue. So even if this resolution was force through and Trump vetoed it and the 2/3 majority came back and defeated it, this could all just be a, a move to try to empower Trump with a broader set of war powers that he would get by requesting congressional approval.

And we are only one major false flag or one attack on an American warship and a few coffins coming back in the news and the publicity covering all of that, we’re just one event away from public opinion shifting back to a pro war status. Because at the end of the day, people are fickle, okay? And if people feel aggrieved, if people feel as though they’ve been wronged, even if the set of circumstances that got them in that situation was under false pretenses and was illegitimate, even if they’re the ones that put themselves in that situation in the first place, they will want some sort of retaliation.

And I think the Trump administration knows this, that they’re really just, you know, one little major event away. It doesn’t even have to be major. It could just be a ship that gets hit and there’s 15 US you know, sailors that get hit or something like that. That would probably be enough to, to, you know, drum up that, that people who are on the fence who are kind of not really pro war, but they’re still heavily indoctrinated into the anti Iranian brainwashing and they would probably go for it. All right, so, yeah, I went into Iran there, but I was talking about Russia and Ukraine.

All of these things are related. Now in terms of the, the Iranian situation, let’s just get on. Let’s move on to Iran now. Do you guys know it’s 35 in Moscow? That’s unprecedented for this time of year. And it’s going to be like 35 degrees Celsius, almost 100 degrees Fahrenheit for the next few days, which is crazy. All right, anyways, so what is going on in Iran? I had another little revelation about Iran. And okay, so there’s this idea you hear a lot of people I heard Daniel Davis today talking about, well, you know, there’s no proof that Iran ever had a nuclear weapon.

And that is kind of the argument that people tend to dig their heels into. And to that, I would say that, you know, Iran was posturing as a nuclear threshold state in order to have leverage. It didn’t work and the United States attacked them anyways. But the idea that the strategic Calculus would change that much even if Iran had 12 nuclear weapons, or 100 for that matter. The notion that a country the size of Iran that is heavily concentrated into a handful of metropolises. Metropolis, Metropolises. Metropolis. I know what the plural of metropolis. Metropolis. Anyways, you get the point.

And the handful of urban centers that is surrounded by US Military forces and it really wouldn’t matter anyways. Obviously susceptible to US Stealth bomber aircraft, to Tomahawk missiles, to, you know, you name it, Minutemans, what are the. The Israelis use Jericho missiles, things of that nature. The idea that Iran’s going to get a nuke and it’s going to change the power differential in the region significantly, I think is a falsehood. Because if you look what’s happening in Russia, I mean, look at the, look at the amount of damage Russia is incurring without using nuclear weapons. Many of us were wrong, admittedly, if you would have told me back in 2022 that the situation would be as it is today and that there would be no nuclear exchanges.

And I’m talking about the constant attacks on Moscow, the attempts at assassinating Vladimir Putin, Operation Spiderweb attacking the nuclear radars, the nuclear bomber fleet, and just, you know, I can’t even remember how many things. No new Start treaties and no nuclear treaties, period, anymore. I would have been like, you’re crazy, right? But here we are. So even if Iran had that nuclear leverage, they would still fight proxy wars in the region. And they knew. They would know that if you used a nuclear weapon that you would be wiped out because you’re just, at the end of the day, smaller country than the United States.

And at the end of the day, United States still will have nuclear escalation dominance, probably forever, but at least for the next couple decades, because they have thousands of nuclear weapons and they have all the means to deploy them that the Iranians don’t. The Iranians will be solely reliant on an intercontinental ballistic missile in order to put any sort of fissile material into the atmosphere of the United States. So maybe they could do it on a satellite or some other technology. Regardless, their options are drastically more limited. So the argument is not even that Iran is not pursuing a nuclear weapon because you can make an argument that, yes, they are posturing as a nuclear threshold state in an attempt to not become Libya or Iraq.

That is a more plausible and realistic explanation for why they took this 60% enrichment stance. The real issue is that even if they did get a nuclear weapon, it doesn’t fundamentally change that much in the region. What’s going to happen? Oh, you’re going to start attacking Hezbollah and Iran is going to threaten to use nuclear weapons. Well, bye bye Tehran. Right. It just, it doesn’t make sense. Now if they were to able to build up a formidable amount of nuclear weapons over decades and the means to deploy them, then maybe it’s a different story. Maybe, definitely they could threaten to wipe Israel off the map, but certainly not the United States.

And so we know if they do threaten to wipe Israel off the map, well, the sound’s an option. And the US will ensure that probably 75% of Iran’s population wouldn’t survive that exchange. And so this whole nuclear modus operandi is it just doesn’t hold up to any sort of critical scrutiny. And so anyways, the Iranians are saying that they’ve already sent operatives to Yemen and they’re going to close off the Babel Mendeb Strait if hits the fan. And so what that’s going to do, because all of Saudi’s oil, most of it, they can still go around Africa, but that adds probably weeks to the trip.

Right. So they can go through the Suez Canal, which wouldn’t necessarily be safe either if Iran wanted to start attacking it. But I don’t think they want a war with Egypt. But if they block off the Bab El Mendab Strait, that oil can be rerouted through the Suez. But that is a choke point, a logistical choke point that can only process so many ships at any given time. And so that would cause an additional slowdown in terms of the deliverables and closing off the Bab El Mendeb and the straight of Hormuz, I’m pretty sure immediately removes, like we already moved, removed 40% at the peak of the Hormuz crisis, which there has now been alternate routes.

So at the peak it was 40% of the world’s sellable oil was taken offline. We often hear 20%, but it’s actually 40% of the world’s sellable oil was taken offline and trapped in the Persian Gulf. Then they kind of rerouted some things and I believe they’ve been able to bring that back up. And so maybe it’s only 30%. But if we go back to blocking this Babel Mendeb, which has been more active, because this is how the Saudi pipeline, which is redirecting the oil that used to ship from the Persian Gulf, they’re now shipping it out of a port here, I can’t remember what it’s called, but it was actually targeted by Iran in the war, and then it’s rerouted through here to go to Asia.

So if they block that off, then shit’s gonna hit the fan. Now, why hasn’t the United States done Iran yet? It seems like they’re kind of playing with their food, if you believe what they’re saying. Now, I know the Iranians brag about being able to shoot down US fighter jets and that they shot down 15. There’s some claims, up to 40 various aircraft of sorts. But in the grand scheme of things, in terms of the rate of attrition and in terms of the losses that the Iranians incurred, you know, losing a couple dozen aircraft is not a big deal in the ground.

I mean, you’re talking about a $1.5 trillion military budget. It really is not a big deal. The US has thousands upon thousands of these aircraft. And, well, it might set the precedent that, okay, now the Iranians have figured out U.S. air Defense. They’re using these thermal optics and tracking systems along the corridors that the US has flown over and over again. And this is part of the way that they were able to shoot these planes down is that they. They started to be able to predict the flight paths of the planes. And so that way, you don’t need radars, you just need visual, auditory confirmation, thermal confirmation, and you could shoot the planes down, but that’s only if they’re, I guess, in your line of sight or if you can detect them in the first place without a radar.

So, you know, the. The US can obviously circumvent that issue by simply flying alternate routes. I don’t know what the feasibility of that is, but. So there’s. It seems like the US could end this quickly if they wanted to, but if they can’t, then that’s a big, like, if. If there’s a reason, if you ask me. If don’t. If you believe Donald Trump, which you should never believe Donald Trump, and He says that 90% of the Iranian missile stocks are destroyed or something to that effect. You know, all their. Their navy and all their aircraft and all that stuff is destroyed, which is not true.

In fact, a lot of their air force is still protected inside bunkers, and we don’t even know what they’ve gotten from the Russians in terms of SU35s and things of that nature. But if you believe that, then why wouldn’t they just finish the job? You know, why would they stop short of that? So clearly that isn’t true. All right, so there seems to be a bit of both, because the US Seems to benefit in both ways. Not the US People, it’s not the United States average person who’s going to benefit from this. Maybe if you work in a shale oil field or something, but the average person, no, you’re just going to get dicked around.

But you know, the oil barons, they’re all going to get rich. The military industrial complex, they’re all going to get rich. And I guess the Zionist eschatologists, they’re going to do whatever it is they do. All right, so anyways, US seized a Rand length oil tanker in the Indian Ocean. So the blockade is still very much in full effect. Benjamin Netanyahu has had a deferral of his corruption court proceedings once again. And a lot of people think that as soon as Benjamin Netanyahu is kicked out of office, that automatically that means that the Israelis are going to pull out of the conflict.

And I would say that Netanyahu is a convenient scapegoat. Okay, the deep state cabal, whatever you want to call them, the hardliners. I think they are holding this sword of Damocles over Netanyahu’s head in order to accelerate the conflict. If he wasn’t there, they would find another way to prosecute this war in a way which was accepted by the population. And there are people who are far more hardline than Netanyahu, who have support within the country and who may well get into power. I don’t know if Ben GVIR will ever assume the throne, but you just never know.

Okay. And if that happens, is Netanyahu the Vladimir Putin to the Ben GVIR who’s like Dmitry Medvedev? It’s the same good cop, bad cop situation. Be crazy to think, but even if they got Netanyahu out of there, nothing is going to fundamentally change about the foreign policy directives of these countries. And the same holds true for Donald Trump. Didn’t matter who would win, the policy would be the same. It seems the Democrats like to fight against peer adversaries and the Republicans like to fight against Middle Eastern countries for some reason. Like there’s this anti Russian sentiment in the Democrat camp.

And then they pass the buck to, you know, the Middle east haters and they go on a war path in the Middle east and leads to all kinds of immigration that those same people complain about. And you know, it’s a tangled web we weave. Right? So apparently there was a drone strike on a UAE nuclear plant. And so what the Iranians are doing now, unless this was a false flag, which it very well could have been, is they are leveraging proxies because these drones were allegedly fired from Iraq. Okay, so, and this is what I mean.

If it was true that the Iranians had nuclear weapons, they continue to use proxies all the same. So yeah, the other thing to keep in mind here is that the bond markets are imploding. And so this week exploding, I should say. And so this week, you know, we’re really at a pivotal point where you have this bill passed by the Senate which probably won’t amount to much, but it’s a sea change anyways, very subtle one that public sentiment for the Iran war is substantially shifting towards the negative in terms of the Warhawks. What they would like to see anyways, we’re seeing bonds go crazy, which is indicative of very high interest rates.

Mortgage rates are starting to increase. We’re clearly on the precipice of a major economic crisis. Yes, the markets are at all time highs, but they’re always at all time highs before the crash. Go back at Research 1929 or the dot com bubble in the weeks preceding the biggest crashes. It’s always the wildest unjustified mania that you would ever see. And so if there’s no good explanation as to why any of this is happening and you know, it continues to happen, then I think I would trust my intuition on that. But you know, they could keep the party going for a long time at any rate.

Even if you were invested in the S&P 500 for the last 20 years, you just barely be being keeping pace with inflation. And in fact, gold would likely still have outperformed, maybe not so much in the last month. Gold is just under pressure right now because it’s inversely correlated with oil. Although that suddenly changed today. But we’ll see if that correlation, inverse correlation remains from here on in because people think that the Fed’s going to hike interest rates and things of that nature, which I would normally say if it was due to fiscal inflation, like actual money printing, I might be in agreement there.

But because this is something which I don’t want to say temporary, because I think the oil is kind of permanently going to hover around 100 now for some time by virtue of countries wanting to stockpile this stuff now into perpetuity so. So that they could prepare for whatever may come in the future and to avoid situations like this where Modi has to tell his population to lock down and not buy gold and stay home and not go shopping and things of that nature. But it’s much worse now because with bonds so high and our debt so high, it’s not like how it was in 1980 when interest rates were 15% and there wasn’t much debt.

Okay, so we can have 15% interest rates. If you don’t have much debt, it’s not the end of the world. 5, 6%, 30 year treasury yield, 5%, 10 year yield is potentially a great reset situation. Potentially. There’s all kinds of ways that they can work their magic and tools, as Powell used to call them, we have all kinds of financial instruments and tools that we can use to mitigate these problems. But it looks like they got to do something quick. They don’t have much time before the bubble starts to burst and bonds are reflecting spot oil prices, they’re not reflecting futures oil prices because, you know, bond yields, if you look at 2022, I’m sure they weren’t as high as they were now, and I could be mistaken about that.

But I think if you want to know the true oil price that’s not reflected in this whole derivative scheme, then, you know, you have to kind of go back and draw those parallels historically. And so it just seems like everything’s just coming to a head. I mean, it seemed like that for a long time that we’re just on this, this curve where we’re never quite approaching the, what do they call that in geometry or statistics? The asymptote, asymptotic relationship where you never quite approach eventualities but you’re constantly getting there. That’s what it kind of feels like.

But regardless, every day the risk escalates. And so, you know, we’re not getting any further from World War Three. We’re just getting closer. Even though it hasn’t happened yet. In Iran, they have been shown to have excavated various tunnel entrances that were collapsed by Israel and American strikes. And yeah, so they’re getting ready. Once again, the Ministry of Defense in the UAE announced that air defense systems have successfully detected and engaged six hostile drones that attempted to target civilian and vital areas in the country. Air defense forces succeeded in intercepting and neutralizing hostile targets. So they’re definitely trying to set up the UAE to fight with the Iranians now.

Donald Trump posted this a couple days ago. I was kind of busy over the weekend preparing and actually doing adult things, so I couldn’t make a lot of videos. But it shows him pushing a red button. Got some kind of Star Trek insignia here and there’s a nuclear weapon. And I’m. This kind of looks like Iran. I’m not sure what country that’s supposed to Be, I guess it’s supposed to be Iran. So, you know, I think the message is. Is quite clear. And then it’s got some stuff going on in space and nukes in space and some golden dome references and a satellite and, you know, so this is all just, you know, consistent with his strategically ambiguous posture.

And then this one was far more direct. Obviously. This was a few days ago. Many of you probably seen that he posted just basically that the US Is going to effectively invade Iran on all fronts. That’s kind of what that’s symbolizing, I think all the arrows, they will be attacked from all directions. And. But, you know, I mean, you can’t even read too deep into these things because what does it really mean? Japanese bonds also exploding. Everyone’s bonds are exploding right now. All the Western countries. Now the United Kingdom has dropped their pants and indefinitely allows the imports of diesel and jet fuel produced from Russian oil.

And two third countries talked about that. This is the mortgage. 6.75% on houses that are already insanely overpriced. Now, I guess the property value is coming down a little bit in some places. But, man, I mean, the things that. The money that people want, the money that boomers want for their houses nowadays is just completely exorbitant and unjustified in many ways. If you bought a house in, I don’t know, 1960 for, what, 35 grand, I don’t know what it cost 50 grand or, you know, even if you bought one in the early 90s for like 100 grand and you’re trying to sell that shit for 1.5 million, there’s an element of greed there and there’s an element of reckoning that has to come.

And I don’t want to burst anybody’s bubble who’s sitting on their life savings that’s been invested in their home. But this is a bubble, okay? And I guess we all have to view it in terms of, okay, you get 1.5 million. You sold your house, now you got to go buy another one. What are you going to get for that 1.5 million? What matters most is that you have a home. It doesn’t really matter how much it’s worth if you’re not going to necessarily sell it. And what are the dollars worth that you’re selling it in anyways? I just think there’s a reckoning that cometh, and it’s going to be ugly.

It’s going to be ugly for a lot of people. Ebola outbreak, apparently, this just was recognized. It’s a different Strain. What is the strain called again? It’s something I can’t pronounce. It’s not the Zaire strain. It’s a different strain. Already several hundred people are infected. I’m sure that many of them have died. And this is. Seems to be supplanting the hantavirus. Although there was somebody who tested positive recently in Canada, I think it was over the weekend, B.C. with the Andy strain. But that one is seemingly falling off the news radar. So whatever they were priming us for there, I’m sure it’ll make an appearance once again in the future.

It could be like a, you know, like a precursor to Covid was the one in the Middle East. What was it called? Mers. Yeah, there’s mers. There were sars. There was mers. Those were kind of setting the stage for Covid. And this, that could be this. But in terms of Ebola, the biggest outbreak I was doing a little research was about 11,000 people. So we’re still far cry away from that. But a lot of these African countries are developing and so there’s more travel, there’s more air travel, people are maneuvering around a lot more. There’s more foreigners in the countries now moving around.

Just before, if you had an outbreak in a country that was largely landlocked and undeveloped, it’s hard to transmit it very far. But if you now have a situation where you have, you know, these rural populations juxtaposed with these developing urban populations where there is more commuting going on and thus making something transmissible over longer distances. And with this new strain, apparently it’s slightly less lethal, which means that people are probably going to be less symptomatic. Now, I don’t know all the details of it, but typically less lethal means more transmissible because of course, if it’s not killing the host as much, it can incubate longer.

And maybe people are asymptomatic carriers and things of that nature. So there is, you know, there’s something worth watching for there. That’s definitely the, the zombie pandemic that a lot of people fear in terms of the how hot it is. Well, it hasn’t been hot here. I mean, I had to cover my plants for three days. But we’re in the middle of butt crack nowhere. Okay, so anybody from Saskatchewan or Alberta who’s extrapolating their regional temperatures to the global average in a fool. The global average temperature is at record levels. Moscow is 35 degrees. Okay, so just because in the middle of butt crack nowhere, it’s Been abysmally cold for the last couple, you know, weeks.

Doesn’t mean that the whole thing’s a hoax. And, you know, it’s just the same thing. People cannot differentiate regional and global. It’s a very simple concept. Regional averages versus global averages. The temperatures that we’re seeing here are so wildly erratic. We seen minus three, I think, at the lows, and it’s supposed to be 33 degrees here on Monday. 33 degrees Celsius here on Monday. That’s one. It’s fluctuating because the wind patterns, the jet stream from one day to the next. It’s just these crazy erratic weather patterns that nobody can predict. So you layer that on top of the agricultural shortfalls in terms of petrochemicals and fertilizers and things of that nature, and we got, we got many problems, many reasons to prep.

Okay, so, yeah, what’s going on here? I talked about all this. Talked about all this. Talked about all this. Okay, all right. Oh boy, what’s this? Okay, so. So look, we’re in the era of indistinguishability, okay? And what concerns me most is that when we approach day X and we get this intermittent grid down situation where the lights go out and then they flicker and then they come back on and that you get this emergency message on your phone. You don’t know if it’s a hack, you don’t know if it’s really the president, because right after you get the message, the lights go out again.

Is it just to try to sow chaos? It was very much like the movie Leave the World Behind. And we’re entering the age where AI, the tools that we get are sufficient to far surpass the uncanny valley and fool anybody into thinking what they’re seeing is real. We’re far past that at this point. That’s just what the public has access to, what the government has access to. You know, were it not for personal verification, they could do anything. They could make anybody say or do anything. And I would encourage you to watch the new iteration of the Running man, because that really is the future as it pertains to government controlling narratives, framing people for various crimes, and having complete control and domination over information.

This is Google Gemini Omni, which is going to be more of an interactive way to utilize AI. And you know, we’re just progressing at such a rapid rate, you know. Yeah, it’s all fun. You could do stupid to yourself. And look what you can do. You can pretend you’re in a Minecraft character and things like that. You know, is it just going to amount to slop? And are people gonna get bored of it and just want something real? Probably. But what I’m concerned about is how this technology can be misused. And I made countless videos about this.

I just did an expose on Elon’s technologies and all his various companies which are going to be used and leveraging his hero complex in order to get people to submit to all of these invasive technologies. And this is the same. So yeah, yeah, it sucks, but, you know, it’s coming. What do you do? It’s going to be completely impossible to, to know. And this is why I think the lower production content is so popular nowadays, because people don’t want a fancy studio. People don’t want, you know, even a nice polished set. There’s a certain amount of professionalism that comes along with that and the ability to deliver information in a succinct manner, which is easy to digest.

I can appreciate that. But at the same time, people want something raw and real, which is why guys screaming in car typically gets far more attention nowadays than it used to. And so gasoline prices are starting to approach record levels in the US and in 2022, you’ll notice that it was right around right before the summer season. And so when the war started March 7, you know, prices shot up for gasoline. Then they opened the strategic oil reserve, but prices really didn’t reach their apex until early June. And so are we going to see the same thing again? But remember, we had way more oil in storage then, and there was really no oil taken offline at that point.

There were sanctions on Russian oil that were circumvented in the same way that they are now. But we, we have 20% shortfall in global oil, a 40% shortfall, arguably not entirely 30%, we’ll say, in terms of sellable oil and all of the other petrochemicals and, and urea and various types of fertilized things like that. And so June, July are going to be very critical months because of course, this is when people start driving more, farmers start using their farm equipment more, and there’s just generally a lot more movement. And that movement requires a combustible fuel source.

And so we’re already pretty much where we were at. We’re almost right on schedule here, I’d say, because if you look on May, what are we at? May 20, ish, something like that. May 16, we’re pretty much right where we were. So what this means is that gas is going to continue to go up, and in many States gas is at record levels here in Canada. Gas is definitely at record prices in a lot of places. So again, I don’t think this accurately reflects reality. And if they are going to be building out all these data centers and they’re going to be initiating all these new industrial projects, that takes a huge upfront investment in energy.

Like, to build a new oil field takes a lot of oil and a lot of diesel. And, you know, all of these shipping issues that we’re seeing, ships having to go back and, you know, taking longer routes around requires more oil and gas. And if you’re going to be shipping things via truck instead of the shadow fleets, well, that takes way more gas to ship the same amount of oil in 15,000 trucks as does to one VLCC crude carrier. So, yeah, I mean, things are only going to get worse. So go and watch some prepping channels.

I. This is a prepping channel. I haven’t been uploading a lot of prepping content lately. And the reason is because I’ve actually been doing this stuff. I’ve been doing nothing but prepping. Over the weekend I planted. I don’t even, I can’t even remember how much stuff. Every vegetable you can imagine, I planted it. I tended to my orchard of about 100 fruit trees I had to plant. I had to wait till the frost finally cleared because I had planted a bunch of spaghetti squash and various things to kind of suppress weeds in the garden. I don’t even really like spaghetti squash.

It’s good survival food though. But a lot of things just to keep the weeds down because that’s a big, big problem. I’m looking into cattle. We got chickens to tend to, planting lots of potatoes. I’m trying the, what do they call it, the RUTH method, where you plant them in straw, a mixture of straw and dirt in order to increase the yield. And pretty much every vegetable you can imagine, getting the greenhouse going and processing wood and just, you know, all the things that you would do on a hybrid homestead of sorts. Trying to dial in my solar system, I’ve been having a few issues with it.

So, you know, just trying to get things, things working properly and just creating a good moat against chaos and trying to mitigate these threats in the best way I can. But there are channels who still make excellent content, one of which is Wrangler Star, I gotta say. I mean, the guy’s work ethic and production quality and knowledge of just kind of handyman hacks is second to none on YouTube. Go subscribe to WranglerStar. We’ve had our differences of opinion when it comes to, you know, pull saws and things like that, but you know, trivial differences in the grand scheme of things.

There’s a lot of great prepper channels out there, people who are teaching you how to do stuff. It’s not as sensational, but it’s more essential than what I’m bringing to you. I get that information is power and we got to cut through all the bullshit. And there’s really not many people who are, who are doing this because when the government, you know, dispossesses us of all of our belongings and comes in and tries to expropriate all my preps, you’re going to want to have those skills. You’re going to want to know how to do shit. You’re going to want to have already done the trial and error.

And if you’re just lazy and you got money, then go to freeze dry wholesalers. Link in the description below. Buy yourself a coup skids of freeze dried food of all different kinds. Build yourself a grocery store in your bunker that will last for 25, 30 years. And at the rate of inflation nowadays that stuff’s going to pay itself off in the future, there’s no doubt about it. But you got to do something man, because you know nobody’s going to tell you. Well, by the time they tell you what’s going on, it’s going to be too late, you know.

So I always say preppers panic before the panic. You’re either going to panic now or you’re going to panic later. And what I mean by panic now, I don’t mean in the literal sense freaking out and going maxing out your credit cards. I just mean you’re going to panic now at a time when nobody else is panicking, you’re going to try to preempt all of this and you’re going to have that dread, that anxiety for the future. And anxiety is a good thing. It only becomes distressful if it’s irrational. And this is not irrational. This is what I would consider a form of eustress in a way because it’s helping you to become a better version of yourself.

It’s helping you to have your own insurance. I mean really, the governments, what they did is they tricked us all into buying insurance. Instead of having, if you really think about the psychology of it, you have all these insurance companies. There never was insurance before. You know, your insurance was what do you got? You know, how many jars of food do you have? You know, what is your ability if your house burns down to go and build a new one, you know, but they wanted people to forego all of these, this repertoire of, of self reliance skills because they had to corral people into the cities and people don’t have enough time to, you know, or the space necessarily to do all these things.

So they tricked us into thinking that insurance was sufficient. Well, what happens when everybody goes for insurance at the same time? Well, it’s a force majeure and you don’t get your insurance right. So that’s why you got to, you know, prepping is just insurance. And I, I’ve done videos on this, the past where I’ve talked about how throughout a person’s lifetime the average person is going to spend several hundred thousand to a half a million dollars on various types of insurance in their lifetime. Okay, and so what is a few thousand on preps if that’s all you do? I would not stop there.

I would try to go out and know, learn how to do things through trial and error, learn how to hunt, learn how to process an animal, learn self defense skills, take your gun out to the range, or in my case, just shoot out my back door whenever I feel like it because I live in the middle of nowhere. One of the advantages of living in one of the coldest, most uninhabitable places on earth is that you can do that. You know, you got to do these things. I mean, you don’t have to, you can do whatever you want.

You know, if you’ve come to terms with your existence and you don’t take life that seriously, I don’t understand why you’re watching this channel. But for anybody else who is concerned about their progeny and their well being, you might want to, you might want to, you know, you don’t want to do something, I hope you’re doing something. I really hope people are taking this. See, I never know because I think some people just watch this for entertainment value and they go and they maybe buy a few extra things at Walmart. But I don’t really think I’m getting the message across because sometimes when I meet people and they don’t really seem to be taking this seriously.

And I don’t mean you gotta be die hard. And if people are taking it too seriously, that’s also kind of weird when I meet people, right? And by that I just mean if, you know, prepping can get a little weird out there on the fringes, you guys know what I mean? It’s very seldom that I meet people who are just, you know, doing it right you know, just reasonably preparing. I mean, a lot like normal people who watch the channel. They’re all great, don’t get me wrong. But it sometimes seems like they’re watching it for entertainment value more than infotainment value.

And I don’t think I’ve been doing enough to drive the point home that everything I’m talking about here, there’s a tangible outcome that is going to manifest at some point in the story. And it takes years and years to prepare sufficiently for a civilization ending event. This is not something that you’re just going to put together at the last minute. And I appreciate the zeal and tenacity of people who think that they’re going to rise to the occasion. I think there’s something to be said about that. There’s certain people who seem to believe that if they’re put in this kind of predicament, they’re going to survive no matter what.

And there’s something to be said about that. There’s a fight in that dog that is strong and probably quite resilient and they probably won’t give up if they’re tenacious enough. And then there’s another wisdom of certain people who think, well, you know, prepping is such a daunting task that I don’t want to commit to it. And the wisdom there is that those people actually realize that this is hard and realize without even maybe having stepped foot in a farm in their life, how difficult of an existence it actually is. It’s romanticized a lot on a lot of off grid YouTube channels, but it’s a hard life.

Sean over at my Self Reliance, great guy, he’s the real deal. But what you’re seeing is the best of it. Okay? You’re not seeing all the difficult moments throughout the day. And it’s a hard life. So there’s certain wisdom to people who are like, I just, I wouldn’t be able to survive. There’s certain wisdom to that. And I don’t know which one’s going to prevail. The people who are practical like that and who have an awareness of their limitations, or people who are overconfident. Either way, you have time right now. And if I’m saying it’s going to take years to sufficiently prepare yourself and if you’re well over the hill, then you’re preparing for the next generation.

Let’s get realistic. You’re not just going to go die of old age in the mountains in a bunker. What’s the point to that life? You’re doing this either for Friends, if you don’t have children, you’re doing it for your other members of your family and their progeny. But if I’m telling you that it takes years to sufficiently prepare and you think we got till 2035, then that’s not a reason to rest on your laurels. That’s a reason to start taking steps. To be moving in that direction doesn’t mean you got to be drastic about it. Pull your kids out of school, annoy people at family dinners, and it just means that you should be generally moving in that direction.

Hopefully Dayx is years down the road. I think that we’re about to reach an inflection point this week or the next couple weeks. Whether that rung up the escalation ladder means a rapid progression towards a major nuclear exchange is unknown. Because right now we’re relying on the cowardice of. And it’s good thing we’re relying on the cowardice of our leadership that they’re not willing to relinquish control of their power. And so they don’t want a. Why would they want a nuclear war? To destroy. Which has made them that. Which has made them insurmountably rich. Without the grid, you don’t have billionaires.

Without the grid, there is no billionaire. Because the only way we have billionaires and soon to be trillionaires is because you have this very dynamic system that has a way of vacuuming the excess wealth and the. Not to sound Marxist, but the surplus value of one’s labor in very microscopic amounts from everybody. They can become billionaires because of this very sophisticated, complex society we live in that allows space for something like that to emerge. You never had billionaires back in the King’s era. You just couldn’t. It was impossible to have a billionaire. You had maybe something on the level of a millionaire.

So they don’t want this to happen. We have to rely on their cowardice. But that doesn’t mean that they can’t make mistakes. And so if we’ve seen anything in the last few years, it’s that these things can happen very fast. And one week we can be in one reality, and in the following week, things can change. Just like flicking a light switch. We’ve seen that with COVID where one week it wasn’t a big deal. If you wear a mask, you’re a lunatic. To the complete opposite the next week. We went from living in a peace dividend just a few years ago to now.

Every friction point in the world is rife with tension and reaching a fever pitch. If you would have told anybody in 2019 that this would be the situation in 2026, just rattling off everything that’s happened since then, whether it’s geopolitical, economic, climactic, you know, related to pandemics and things of that nature. I mean, people would be in disbelief. But here we are. So anything can happen at any time. That’s the world we’re really entering. And you know, they say the postmodern world. I know I’m rambling here. If anybody’s still around, then I guess you’re. You get.

You probably don’t care at this point if I’m rambling, but, you know, they talk about how we’re in the post postmodern age where nothing is really real and that is now materializing as artificial intelligence creations. And in the same way, we’re also living in a postmodern geopolitical reality, in that any major event of any magnitude can happen. There’s a certain amount of unpredictability and chaos that can emerge at any given time, Especially when you have such a complex society that is currently in a period of contraction. Contraction in the past would not have had such global repercussions.

I Talked about the 10 C’s in a video that I made. And These are the 10 potential points in which society can fracture and the reasons why a world ending event is probable now, but never was really probable throughout all of human history. You know, you had the bubonic plague. That was about it. That was the only way mankind could really kill itself was through some kind of disease and pestilence. But now we have such a interconnected commodity supply chain that was one commerce, the financialized system, the derivatives bubble, the debt bubble, you know, the global economy is all interconnected.

And because people can trade at light speeds, how much battery power do I have? So it can ramble for a bit longer. Things can come apart really quick when you pair the algorithms with the. The speed at which people can trade. A market crash can happen like, boom. The fact that it hasn’t is really amazing, and it’s probably only because they’ve been artificially propping it up. But conflict, okay, conflicts can happen at light speed. I mean, that’s borne out in the speed at which the US was picking targets in Iran. And of course, indeed, we never had nuclear weapons hundreds of years ago.

In terms of cybersecurity threats, the whole grid could potentially be brought down in terms of just the fact that our entire civilization is dependent on electricity, which, whether it’s a solar flare or an emp could completely shut down the entire grid. The fact that our global agricultural system commodities once again is dependent on this very elaborate supply chain and monoculture. And so monoculture breeds killer viruses. If you have chickens who are all too genetically similar in this giant chicken factory and there’s tens of thousands of them, you know one illness is going to wipe through all those chickens.

One avian flu. And we already seen the avian flu present itself approaching that time. So you have contagion. And anyways, the point being we’re in the age of consequences, my friends. And I think that’s enough of a sermon for today. If you want to support the channel, go through the link in the description below. Jace Medical and Freeze Dry Wholesale, currently the main affiliates of the channel. Get your medications, get your high quality food. It supports the channel. It keeps me doing this and I appreciate it greatly. You guys take care.
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