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➡ Despite no negotiations between China and the US, markets are still rallying. Tensions between India and Pakistan, both nuclear-armed countries, are escalating due to political instability and potential outside influences. This has led to fears of a potential war, with Pakistan preparing for a possible Indian attack. Meanwhile, Iran is proposing to freeze uranium enrichment and allow inspections in exchange for sanctions relief, but the US has rejected this proposal, leading to further tensions in the region.
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This is your World War 3 update. The global power struggle continues. I got some good news and some bad news. The bad news is it appears as though an age old territorial dispute has been reinvigorated on the border between Pakistan and India in the Kashmir region. Both of course are nuclear states. This is just another manifestation of the east west divide, which really, when you think about it, began back in 2020 with the release of that biological agent. Now, shortly thereafter we had the war between Ukraine and Russia. And shortly after that, the Middle east hostilities reach a fever pitch.

Shortly after that, the trade war ensued. And aggressive mercantile policies and protectionism have now been put in place and set in motion a complete global decoupling from east and West. And we have these pressure release valves at these various nodes around the map almost emerging in response to the economic immiserating circumstances that have emerged as a result. Going all the way back to Covid and things, trying to find once again some kind of equilibrium. Now the good news is, is that there are some auspicious signals coming out of China and the United States and possibly Iranian talks.

And not that there’s not going to be a conflict, but that we may have bought ourselves a little bit more time or our leadership is just too cowardly in order to pull the trigger just yet. So that means we have a bit more time to prepare. But don’t be fooled by the 7% run in the markets this week. That was solely on the basis of some rather ambiguous dovish language exhibited by Donald Trump at the beginning of the week when gold was about to hit 3500 and stay there. Suddenly retail tucked tail and turned the other way.

And now we have a market fake out on the basis of some statements that Donald Trump made that are unofficial. They’re not rooted in any facts. There is nothing that. There is no talks currently underway. According to the Chinese. There is no plan for talks. There is no plan, period. Certainly nothing has been codified or ratified into law in terms of reducing these tariffs. Yet everybody seems to be of the belief that Trump said that the tariffs are no more, even though the tariffs are still here. And if you look at the Chinese markets, I can’t remember what it’s called, the Shanghai Composite didn’t move a muscle all week, was flat all week.

The same Shanghai Composite that crashed on the first rumors that there were going to be massive tariff wars between China and the United States. Yet our markets rallied nearly 7% on the basis of some de facto claim that maybe Trump might remove some tariffs someday. Okay, that is how Fickle and what is the word that I’m looking for? Capricious. Our economy has become. I mean they’re investing in fart coin again. Fart coin is rallying. Trump coin is rallying again. All the altcoins and the crypto bros and the bitcoin and Ethereum, they’re all rallying this week and that tells you that this is a bunch of nonsense.

And next week I think the reality is going to sink in once again. You know, it’s rather poetic and possibly another sign of intelligent design. Wink, wink, wink, wink. That gold closed this week at 33, 30 on continuous contract. And silver closed at that golden number, that silver number 33 as well. They seem to love that number. Who’s they? I don’t know who the hell they are. You tell me who they are. But I just think that that is either incredibly coincidental or somebody is trying to tell us something. That the game is rigged and the sheep are about to get sheared once again, perhaps for the last time before they go out in riot next week.

Now I’m going to go through the various theaters of conflict one by one. There’s a lot of information to go over here. You know, we try to give you guys practical advice. I’m going to throw in one thing at the beginning here. I usually never do this, but we’re going to be doing some more gear reviews because I’ve realized that a lot of people are new to this prepping space and they don’t know about all these trinkets that are like second nature to me. And we get so much cool stuff in here on a day to day basis and nobody knows about it because we don’t really talk about it anymore.

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You can get the old life straws which are a bit thicker. But honestly this thing right here is going to be my new favorite go to for the bugout bag. So I just want to start showing you guys little stuff like that. Every video now, let’s get to the news. You can get one through the link in the comments section below. All right, now, China, it appears as though we have some auspicious news coming out of these talks with Trump. And, you know, the markets seem to be suggesting that there’s reason to be optimistic. Nonetheless, it’s a bewildering state of affairs because, as I indicated, nothing concrete has been made official.

The Chinese are outright denying that Trump is even talking to them. Now Trump is saying that they’re talking. This could just be the reserved manner in which the Chinese and like the Russians, they have their professionals, right? Unlike us, where a bunch of cartoon characters over here, they don’t go on blab every time something is happening in term that is, you know, conducive towards success. They. Because, of course, they don’t want to jinx it. You know, maybe it’s a part of Chinese mysticism, I don’t know. But the Chinese are denying having any conversations with Trump whatsoever.

That is very important to understand. So you have to ask yourself, why the hell did the markets rally nearly 7% this week? Why did Tesla rally. I can’t even remember. It’s probably like 20% on the week when their earnings were down 71% year to date. 71. And they rallied 20%. Fart coin. Trump coin. Tesla, Crypto Bros. Guys, we’re right back in the bubble. It’s all retail, and BlackRock is kicking in. I think BlackRock is there to kind of manipulate the masses into buying. But a lot of the big hedge funds are dumping. Insiders are. Are selling.

Foreigners are leaving the US Market. So it looks like the sheep are getting set up to be sheared once again. Now, Trump insisted that he had a meeting with somebody from China in the morning. And when asked by a reporter, who is they, he says, I can’t tell you. It doesn’t matter who they is. Well, you know, who knows what proxy he is conversing with? Maybe there’s some mediator there or interlocutor who is attempting to try to create the framework for talks at some point. But the language is incredibly aggressive. And when you look what’s happening in the South China Sea, where you have the Chinese now sending warships in and around the region, where the Americans are operating with the Philippine Navy running exercises, you start to realize that a lot of what Trump is saying is probably just a bunch of bluster.

Okay? A Chinese spokesperson, Lee Lynn Jian, says China and the US Are not having any consultation or negotiation on tariffs, still far from reaching any sort of deal. And they continue to claim that they will fight if they must. In fact, they’ve doubled down on the rare earth export ban, reciprocating Trump’s mercantile philosophy, and warned South Korean firms not to export products containing Chinese strategic metals to U.S. defense contractors. So the Chinese are very steadfast and adamant about not providing the US Any means to continue to militarize. The naval deployment, which consists of the Shandong carrier group passed through the Luzon Strait into the western Pacific, positioning itself just east of the Philippines.

Of course, the US Is deploying the Nemesis anti ship systems nearby. And this of course, signals brewing naval 10 tensions in the South China Sea. Apple claims that it’s now going to be relocating to India. Of course, they remember how they started talking about this, oh, probably about a year ago. That’s when you know that this is a long game plan. This is a bilateral bipartisan plan which is above and beyond Donald Trump. So understand that this is an east west war plan which is underway and it is apolitical, largely. So Apple has confirmed that the US iPhone production, emphasis on US iPhone production, will be uplifted and uprooted, I should say, and move to India by 2027.

6. So that’s what’s going down this week between China and the United States. And the most salient point, of course, is the one that is being buried in the lead and that is that the Chinese and the US Are not negotiation in negotiation. But despite that, the markets continue to rally for some hysterical reason. Now, in terms of what’s going on in India and Pakistan, of course, both nuclear armed countries, my intuition about this is that this is probably going to fizzle out. But I think the emergence and manifestation of it in the first place is indicative of the increasingly economically austere and just volatile geopolitical climate that we currently find ourselves in.

Every war that starts increases the likelihood that conflict is going to ensue somewhere else because it creates more disequilibrium and entropy in the system. So in terms of what’s happening Today, there were 10 Pakistani soldiers killed in an ambush against their military convoy by unknown militants in the Balochistan region of Pakistan. Now the Pakistanis are awaiting a Indian reprisal as a result of the terrorist attack that the Indians blame on Pakistan. Now there’s all kinds of conspiracies circulating. Was it the CIA? Was it massad? Remember, it was not too long ago. And I’m by no means I’m the last person to talk to about Pakistan politics, but I do know that their most Recent leader, what the hell was his name? He’s in jail, okay? And he was a leader of the people and he was basically put in jail by whatever sort of puppet government they have in there at this point in time.

So I don’t understand the politics, but I know that it’s a very volatile situation and there might be some truth to the fact that this could have been outside forces trying to instigate something between Pakistan and India. So we have all kinds of video footage of heavy Pakistani equipment moving towards the Indian border. Pakistan is, as I indicated, anticipating a potential Indian attack. Local witnesses confirmed troop deployments into border villages. Pakistan’s Defense Minister when talking to Sky News has said that rising tensions over Kashmir could trigger an all out war. And I would say that he was rather flippant about the prospect of it going nuclear.

Perhaps they haven’t played that tape through or maybe it’s a sign that they aren’t really serious. But when asked about this, when asked about the prospect of things going nuclear, he said they very well could on the basis of one terrorist attack. I find that hard to believe. I have a feeling that cooler heads are going to prevail and there’s going to be some mediation surrounding this particular issue. Nonetheless, it’s a volatile situation and it’s very fluid and it’s progressing rapidly. So who knows? Now there was the Indus Water Treaty that was suspended. India suspended a treaty, a 1960 treaty which threatens Pakistani’s vital agricultural water supply.

There’s some misinformation online that is suggesting that the water has been cut off to Pakistan. If that was true, the nukes have already flown. In fact, India does not have the infrastructure capable of doing that. Okay, so that hasn’t happened yet. But what it means is that whatever sort of terms were agreed to in this treaty are no longer going to be in action. So that creates intensifies hostilities between the two. Pakistan Stock Exchange plunged 2400 points on the fears of escalation. And I’m not sure what the status of the Indian markets are, but I’m sure it’s rather similar.

There were numerous alerts sent out to the Jammu and Kashmir hospitals to establish 247 emergency centers. Medical staff are banned from taking any sort of leave. They’re preparing for mass casualty events, possibly full blown war in the Kashmir region. And recall the late great Ziranovsky, one of the paragons of Russian prophecy. He was the one who predicted the Russia Ukraine war to the day. He claims in 2004 that the war between India and Pakistan is going to lead to the deaths of 200 million people. And of course that is now hauntingly relevant. However, people have been predicting that for a long time.

And is it really a hard prediction to make? 200 million? Of course, Zieronovsky has made several accurate predictions. And being in the know of the intelligence that he had, we have to at least heed the warning that this very well could start to intensify. And of course, because India is going to be one of the West’s outlets in terms of the trade war, moving production from China to India, they need a stable India in order to do that. So there might be some destabilizing forces that are currently at play here. Now, in terms of what’s happening with Iran, Witkoff is engaging in some very aggressive shuttle diplomacy.

And I mean, he’s putting the S in shuttle diplomacy. He’s literally flying from Russia to Iran, back and forth and to Israel, it would appear. It seems as though up until this point these have been very laudable efforts by the envoy to Trump. However, I think they’re ineffectual at this point because ultimately this is part of the US’s strategy to try to lead the Iranians on. This is actually written into their strategic doctrine. As I talked about in my last alert video. I would encourage you to go and watch that. I think it was the last one, or it was two alert videos ago where I was talking about something that was brought up by the political pundit Brian Berletic, when he was indicating that there was a research paper published back in 2010 that indicated what the United States strategy would be for going to war with Iran would be to have the Israelis play the bad cop and the US would play the good cop and the Israelis would lead the charge and the US would act like some sort of third party mediator.

And when the Israelis did attack and provoked the Iranians and the Iranians responded, that’s when the Americans would enter into the conflict. So everything we’re seeing right now maps onto that. And never forget what happened with Saddam Hussein, who they proved didn’t have weapons of mass destruction. They went in anyways. This is about regime change. If they can’t get regime change, then who knows? All bets are off in terms of the extent that they’re willing to go. They continue to move copious amounts of military equipment into the region. And I forgot to say that apparently there’s been something like 80 different cargo planes flying from the United States into India in the last 48 hours.

Okay, we’re seeing that of course in Israel on a day to day basis, not that many, but in the region, the region is becoming very heavily militarized. Now Iran has proposed freezing uranium enrichment and granting IAEA inspections in exchange for sanctions relief. I can’t see the Iranians getting any sort of sanctions relief unless they completely get rid of their nuclear program. I just can’t see that happening. Otherwise that would be exactly like the jcpoa. Now, US envoy Steve Witkoff was initially open, but Washington ultimately rejected the proposal in Rome. Only a full comprehensive deal will be accepted within two months.

So they have two months to get this done. And of course that started like a month and a half ago. Right now Iran is deploying brigades to secure borders with Pakistan amid India and Pakistan tensions. And we have the dissident Prince Reza Pahlavi, who I believe is the son of the Shah in Iran. The former Shah in Iran has urged the use of Iran’s frozen funds to aid anti regime strikes and Starlink deployment inside Iran. He claims that the talks have failed and the talks have actually collapsed. And everything that we’re seeing is just pantomime theater.

The Iranian Foreign Minister is saying that we are seeing conflicting messages from the US if they are serious, progress is possible in Oman. Talks coming up this weekend where technical teams are going to be allegedly meeting. But remember what happened before Lebanon, before the decapitation strike on Nasrallah. There were all these talks about how we’re on the brink of making a deal and there might be some sort of peace brokered and look what happens. So this is something the Iranians need to bear in mind and remember at all times that this is a part of the US strategy is to kind of lure you along and then blindside attack.

Now Trump’s statement on a potential war with Iran, he says, no, I may go in or let me rephrase that. The question was, would you be willing to, would you stay out of a war with Iran? This is the question that the reporter posed to Trump. He says, no, I may go in very willingly if we can’t get a deal. Trump emphasized that he would not be dragged unwillingly into an Israeli initiated war, but would enter the conflict of his own volition if necessary. Okay, and Ukraine just got a couple more F35s. Three to be exact.

While General Kurilla had visited. He is the chief of US CENTCOM and usually when he goes there, he goes there for a reason. Some people speculate that it’s a do with the Iranians. Now I can’t see the military buildup happening in Israel right now. It seems very excessive for the Gaza Strip, which has already been bombed into the Stone Ages. It could only possibly be for Lebanon, Syria, possibly maybe Yemen. But it’s too far, really, for the Israelis to be operating in terms of, you know, participating on a regular basis like that. A lot of those operations are being conducted by the United States.

So it very likely is for something to do with Iran. I think that’s what they’re getting prepared for. And we have a very special video coming out this weekend. We have some nuclear physicists who break down exactly what would happen if each of the various facilities associated with the Iranian nuclear supply chain were to get hit, including the Dimona nuclear reactor. So you’re going to want to stay tuned for that. Now let’s move it north towards Europe. There are some very specious claims that they’re on the brink of some sort of rapprochement between Ukraine and Russia.

But let’s take a look at what’s happened in the last 48 hours. The largest ammunition depot inside Russia, or one of the largest, I should say, has been. They’re saying it’s like 60% destroyed. It’s operationally basically defunct at this point in time. It’s been taken offline. Okay, 60% destroyed. Massive explosions. The Russians are saying some guy dropped a cigarette or, you know, they didn’t quite say that, but they’re saying that it was an accident. Now, I think part of the reason why they’re saying that is because they don’t want to admit how bad the situation actually is.

They just had one of their generals assassinated in broad daylight. One of the top guys, Russian Deputy Chief of General Staff. Okay. Major General Yaroslav Moskalik assassinated by a car bomb. There’s several different angles of this. And if you recall, just last fall, I believe the head of their cbrn, their head nuclear guy of their nuclear forces, in terms of the emergency preparedness, homeland security component of it, was assassinated as well. So they are slowly attriting Russia’s ability to defend itself strategically. And there’s a lot of pro Russian accounts out there who always constantly minimalize when things happen like this.

And they’re even now saying, oh, well, don’t worry, this was the Kremlin who assassinated this guy. Right. If the Kremlin is assassinating its own generals, that’s just as bad. All right, so, no, this is bad. What we’re seeing is what’s really happening. Never mind the political niceties with Witkoff and Vladimir Putin shaking hands and I think what we have to look at is the fact that we’re seeing scenes in Kiev this week that are very reminiscent of what we’ve seen in the Gaza Strip. In fact, I don’t think we’ve seen as vivid of explosive footage like we’ve seen in Kiev.

I don’t have the screen today, but there was some major bombardment happening in Kiev all across Kyiv, and serious escalation is happening in the shadows in the run up to what they’re saying is going to be the final ultimatum given from Trump handed down to Zelensky, who remains intransigent in the face of losing lots of support, it does seem, which tells me that maybe this is all a bluff by Donald Trump. Now, Sergei Shoigu, for the first time in a long time, we have a World War three nuclear threat. Deployment of foreign troops in Ukraine risks a direct clash between NATO and Russia and could trigger World War three.

Now, this could be partly explaining the possible pullback or reframing of the placement of troops inside Ukraine by the Brits and the French. Now they’re saying that. Well, I’m going to get to that part in a bit. Let’s just do this one by one because I got a lot of talking points here. So basically the Russians are claiming that they’re willing to engage in nuclear talks and hopefully revitalize the new START Treaty, which basically expires within a year, although it doesn’t matter because it’s not being respected right now anyways. But that reminding the west that if we have to, we will use nuclear weapons.

It’s the first nuclear threat by a high ranking official in some time. Okay, now we do have Sergey Lavrov, Russian’s foreign minister, and this is one auspicious signal for me that perhaps, perhaps something is going to come of this unless some extremist elements inside Europe or Ukraine can sabotage it. But he is saying that there is a possibility that Trump and Putin are going to strike some sort of deal. Let’s just keep our fingers crossed about that one because it’s about time that this war stops. My concern, however, is that once this war stops that hostility, intention is just going to be shifted to some other part of the map.

Because all of these wars that we’re seeing right now are pressure release valves and it’s, they typically fall between east and West. You know, Pakistan is probably more aligned with, even though they have their disputes between Iran, they’re probably more aligned just incidentally, even with the east, the eastern axis, by virtue of the enmity between The Chinese and the Indians. So it’s basically a bipolar world. People call it a multi polar world, which perhaps it is when looking at the specifics. But ultimately when one situation cools down, that energy, that negative hostile energy is going to move to some other pressure release valve on the map.

It could move to Pakistan, it could move to the Middle East. Maybe they want to get the, the Russian, Ukraine war into a stasis or possible remission so that they can focus on the Middle east or focus on China because they can’t have all these things going at once. We’re really in a world war when you really think about it. It’s just low to moderate intensity at this time. I mean look at the map, right? It’s just the nukes aren’t flying yet, that’s all. And once they fly, it’s going to be a very short war, at least, you know, depending on some military analysts projections.

So Shoigu has also stated, remember he used to be the defense minister of Russia. He’s accusing Ukraine of preparing biopathogen terror attacks using miners, retirees and poor citizens for sabotage. Now I’m not sure if these are going to be benign biopathogen threats meaning something like anthrax or maybe some carfentanyl bomb or something. I mean that’s something we haven’t seen quite yet. Of course you wouldn’t want to do something that was too viral because of course it would ultimately end up infecting you. However, if you wanted to shut everything down, releasing another biological agent may be in the cards.

And the way that those coronaviruses are emerging. Sars. Sars, two mers. We’re almost due for another one. When you think about it, every five years or so, seven to eight years, another one seems to be presenting himself. And that’s all novel. So I’d say we’re almost getting to the point we’re overdue for something. Avian flu or some derivative of that. Now the high ranking assassination of this Russian deputy is very serious stuff, okay? This is a major operational loss for the Russians. Without the brains that can plan the actions of huge masses of troops like this guy was, their military chain of command is severely debilitated.

Regardless of how much they try to downplay. They always try to downplay this stuff and that’s because they’re trying to maintain a poker face in these negotiations at this point in time. If they were to demonstrate that this actually affected them or even to put the blame on NATO, it would potentially drive a wedge in the negotiations. They know how the game is played. Okay, so they’re playing along. They probably know that Witkoff is stringing them along, and they are trying to do the same. That’s all. This is that buzzword that I love to use. Temporizing.

Okay. Now, France has removed all restrictions on the scalp missiles it provided to Ukraine. These missiles, of course, can be mounted on, I believe, on the F16 platform. I think they might even have some French jets, if I’m not mistaken. Possibly they can be put on the SU24 planes, and they have a range somewhere in the neighborhood of 500 kilometers, I believe. Don’t quote me on that, somewhere between 300, 500 kilometers. So can absolutely be used for deep strikes. So that’s a major escalation unto itself. Kiev was bombarded with a massive strike earlier in the week.

As many of you probably know by now, NATO officials were chief among those targets, particularly French personnel, military plants, drone manufacturing centers, air defense systems, civil military, integrated facilities. Now, of course, the Ukrainians are going to claim that it was all just civilians and, you know, blah, blah, blah. Of course, the Russians are not going to exhaust their limited weapons stockpiles on such soft targets, unless they were incredibly important targets, especially in light of the fact that they’re currently bargaining. Now, this actually compelled Trump to use some fairly aggressive and unusually aggressive language towards Russia when he said that this must stop after that.

But he said the word Vladimir, so that had some people a little confused. He said, in response to Russia’s attacks on Kiev, Vladimir, this must stop. Of course, there’s Vladimir and Vladimir, Vladimir Zelensky, Vladimir Putin. So the Internet was a little bewildered and bemused at who they were referring to. Exactly. But I’m pretty sure he was referring to Putin. And I think we’re at a point now. We’re at a crossroads, guys, where something, you know, things could. Things could be good, things could work out. But there’s a lot of foreboding signs as well as there’s auspicious signs.

There’s, you know, this could go one way or it could go the other. We’re really at that critical junction in this where if Witkoff. It’s crazy to think that the whole thing hangs on one guy, but if Trump’s primary envoys can’t temper this situation a little bit, then things are going to spiral out of control very, very quickly because everything is becoming unstable. And with this tariff war, it just, you know, it basically just throws another wrench into a machine which is already not functioning very well. NATO has revised its Deployment plan. So the UK is scrapping its plans for NATO troops inside Ukraine post ceasefire.

Now, take everything that’s said with a grain of salt nowadays, because everything’s exaggerated. Just how they exaggerated Trump’s statements about the tariffs and just how, you know, it gets exaggerated in the other direction. So this is from an unofficial source or it’s from an official source from a media agency. I think it was the Times who stated this, who is as reputable as mainstream medias get in the UK and they claim that the risks are too high and the forces are too inadequate to put in the, to practice the original plan, which was to put the troops at various parts, like critical infrastructure, various facilities, and to create what they were calling a reactionary force or response based force, a reassurance force.

Now, this doesn’t matter because any troops is basically the camel sticking his nose in the tent. So it’s the seed for mission creep in the future. So putting any troops there, period, is going to be a widely disputed fact with Russia. In fact, Russia has explicitly stated that under no uncertain terms can there be any troops inside Ukraine in any capacity. So the UK is saying that they’re going to put troops in there in the capacity of training troops in Western Ukraine. Well, again, you can see how slowly those troops would migrate to other parts of Ukraine, and that would basically open the door for full blown NATO involvement into the war.

Trump is demanding that Ukraine recognize Crimean territorial control. Again, demanding. We don’t know what’s actually being talked about. We know that that’s something that has been floated. And then, of course, these things get amplified and it’s like a game of telephone in the media. All we know is that the idea of possibly recognizing Crimea as being Russian territory was something that was floated, but that still falls way short of Russia’s other demands. Okay, that’s just the start. I mean, they’re already in the four annex territories. They’re not going to relinquish control of those anytime soon. Now, pressure on Zelensky is increasing and he’s being asked to agree to a forced peace.

However, Ukraine’s conditions remain as follows. At least as of 06:30 Central Standard Time, no recognition of Russian occupied territories. Now, what does that mean, no recognition? Does that mean, you know, we’re not going to recognize it, but we’re going to allow it? No restrictions on Ukraine’s military. Okay, so they want to continue to rearm, which again, will probably be a non starter for the Russians because they know they’re just going to have this problem once Again down the road. Also, Ukraine retains full right to join NATO at some point. So they’re persisting with these maximalist demands.

The other elephant in the room, I was talking with Doomberg yesterday and towards the end of the video I brought up the fact because as I expressed in that video, it’s my contention that all wars are ultimately resource wars in some way, shape or form. And I expressed that I believe that the Nord stream explosion was critical and was one of the cardinal reasons as to why that war was probably fought. If what Doomberg is saying is true about the abundance of cheap energy, then of course you would want to sabotage the competition. And in order for the shale oil to compete with the Middle Eastern crude oil and other crude oil that is generated around the world at a much lower energy return on energy invested, they need to shale contain.

The shale deposits also have natural gas, according to Doomberg. And well, that’s a fact. I mean, so that means that they need to have breakeven prices, they need to sell their natural gas. So what better way to do that than to blow up the Nord stream pipeline? So Russia can’t send its natural gas into Europe and Europe would be dependent on U. S Natural gas, which would make these shale deposits lucrative. That way if the Middle east goes up in flames or, you know, the shale can still compete against the price fixing and war with opec.

So this is all about oil. And the U. S and Russia are on opposite ends of the spectrum. They’re, they’re both some of the biggest oil and gas exporters in the world. And if that’s the case, all the stuff about them cooperating, you know, it would be like Pepsi and Coke cooperating or you know, chat GPT and Grock over at X cooperating. It’s just stupid. So I think that’s what this is really about. And this is why I think a lot of this is just fake. You know, this, this phony diplomacy that we’re seeing. I mean, they’re talking about putting 27 billion into a golden dome missile defense system that’s meant to defend against Russian and Chinese nuclear weapons.

You would only be doing that and developing these secretive hypersonic missiles if you were worried about world war three. And so it’s all phony baloney stuff. But you know, the Russians, hey, they’ll keep them on the line. It’s their dime, right? Witkoff’s the one spending all his money flying all over the place. London peace talks were canceled this week after the US frustration, Frustration with Ukraine’s refusal to seek Control of Crimea, I believe. Mark Root, the NATO chief, talked with Trump this week and was trying to encourage him to not make any maximalist demands on and ultimatums with the Ukrainians.

So like I said, it’s all up in the air. Anything can happen at this point. The UK simulated a Russian nuclear attack on their island. And wouldn’t you know, they discovered that the Russians could completely destroy England. What a surprise. I got a funny one for you guys. We’re going to take a little sidebar here, a little intermission. Somebody from Newsweek messaged me and asked me about one of my videos. Could they use it for their article that they’re writing? I think it was some kind of intern or something because, boy, the questions they were asking me were like, listen, this is, this is one of the emails they sent me, okay, get a load of this.

Hi Nathan, thanks so much for your reply. I wonder if you could share any information about your background and expertise on the topic of nuclear blasts and fallout shelters. Have you ever survived a nuclear blast and have had to build a nuclear fallout shelter like the one described in the video? If so, what was the experience of surviving a nuclear blast like? How terrifying was it and did you survive? Now I don’t know if they just copy this off a chatgpt, okay, because clearly they, they have a very international sounding name. Okay, I’m not going to give away their name and, but I know it was from Newsweek because it, the, the email was from Newsweek unless it was some kind of spoofing scam or something, but I think it’s legit.

And apparently they had a chat with their editor and they say depending on your background and experience with nuclear blasts and building fallout shelters, she wanted to see if we can do a first person piece. Well, I should just go with this. I should just be like, yeah, you know, back when I was in my twenties, I, my first nuclear blast that I lived through, you know, in the, I could just make up a war or something. But I’m sure one of their editors will catch on. I’m sure once she brings this to her editor, her editor sees what she’s written here, she’s going to be, you know, especially, I presume her editor has maybe got a few years on her, maybe a Cold War survivor, and she’ll remind her that no nuclear weapons have been used Since World War II, at least not on civilian populations or at least not in war.

So anyways, I mean, that is just the, the reason why I bring that up is because Britain simulated a Russian missile assault Using nuclear weapons. And to their surprise, apparently, or to the surprise of the masses, England was destroyed. Probably could destroy that with a couple Belgorod torpedo nuclear weapons that have a 50 to 100 megaton yield. Bases were destroyed immediately, fighter jets annihilated on the ground. And according to Air Commander Blythe Crawford, it was not a pretty picture. Who would have thunk it? Anyways, that’s what’s going down there. Gold, as I indicated, kind of flatlined.

But it kind of settled where it was last week. It literally settled. I believe it was just a little bit higher in fact than it was last week. So I still think it was a weekly high. 33, 30 for gold and $33 for silver. Remember when I said that that was a number they love and we’re going to see weird things start to happen in the 33s. Well, that squeeze up to 3500 was telling you something, guys that was telling you that the system is very volatile. And I think that’s why they came out with some of the dovish language and besent and they were just lamb basting people with bullish news for a while there early in the week, despite not having made any deals whatsoever because they knew the system was starting to break.

Okay. And had it transcended 3500 bucks, I think you might have even seen retail take an interest, which they haven’t yet. People think $3,500 is a high price for gold. I gotta say it really. I mean, there was a time when $100 was a lot for gold. So, you know, there’s going to be a time some year from now when 10,000 is going to seem like a fair price, you know, oh, if you buy the dip at 10,000, that’s going to come at some point. It’s what is the dollar actually worth, is what it all boils down to.

I forgot to say, make sure you vote on Monday. I’m voting for Pierre because I don’t want the guns taken away. And if you’re a liberal out there, you don’t want your guns taken away either. Because what happens if we have a forthright fascist dictatorship? You’re going to want to have the ability to go and hunt and do sports shooting as well, right? So, you know, just think about these things. Think it through, think it through. You want more rights, not less. Don’t let them play you like that, okay? We’ve seen some irrational behavior in the markets.

As I indicated, retail is doing the opposite of what the smart money is doing. Fart COIN is coming back. I mean, it’s, it’s ridiculous. There was a Russian satellite that malfunctioned. Cosmos 2553, a Russian satellite linked with a nuclear weapon research program, is spinning out of control. Now. It was initially launched under the guise of high radiation research. Of course, the United States believes that this satellite, which is now spinning out of control and quite possibly a radiological threat, is still now tumbling uncontrollably towards Earth. So there is a risk that the weaponization of space that we know now SpaceX is going to be involved in is going to start to ramp up and as these hostilities around the world continue to spread.

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