➡ In the last 48 hours, there have been significant developments in global politics. Despite seeming confusion, the U.S. has not abandoned NATO, Ukraine, or Europe. Instead, the U.S. is urging Europe to increase its military spending, likely benefiting American defense companies, to prepare for potential conflict with Russia. Meanwhile, the U.S. is shifting its focus to the Pacific, indicating a potential conflict with China, while also dealing with escalating situations in Iran and other regions.
➡ The article discusses the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, suggesting that the drone attack on the Chernobyl nuclear power plant was likely a deliberate act to send a message. The author speculates that it could have been carried out by Ukrainians or Western-backed forces, rather than Russians, who wouldn’t benefit from such an act. The article also suggests that the U.S. and Europe are using the conflict to their advantage, with Europe needing to defeat Russia to secure its energy future. The author believes that the conflict is unlikely to slow down, despite potential peace talks, due to the various interests at stake.
➡ The article discusses the ongoing tensions between Russia and Ukraine, with potential involvement from the US and Europe. It suggests that despite current negotiations, the conflict may continue, possibly escalating to involve other nations. The article also mentions the possibility of a peacekeeping mission involving European countries, but highlights the challenges this could face. Lastly, it discusses the potential for political changes in Ukraine and the strategic implications of the conflict for all involved parties.
➡ The text discusses the political tensions between Russia, the United States, and Europe, suggesting that these tensions could lead to conflict. It also mentions the possibility of European countries using external threats to unite their populations and potentially offering citizenship to immigrants who join the military. The text also touches on changes in the U.S.’s stance towards Taiwan and potential conflicts in the Middle East. Lastly, it mentions potential health threats, including a suspected case of Ebola in New York and a bird flu case in Wyoming.
➡ Iran has launched a new satellite carrier, while Google’s CEO predicts practical quantum computers in 5-10 years. Elon Musk is criticized for his technology’s potential misuse, and Argentina’s President is under fire for a cryptocurrency crash. The financial system remains unstable, with a shift towards cryptocurrency predicted, and inflation is expected to worsen. Lastly, record high temperatures in the Arctic may lead to increased gas and electricity prices in the U.S.

This is your World War 3 update. There has been a lot that has transpired in the last 48 hours. I probably got about 50 stories that we need to enumerate in just a moment. But before I do that, I want to give you the 30,000 foot view of what’s happening right now. Many people are confused about the apparent disbanding of NATO and the abandonment of Ukraine and Europe by the United States. Nothing could be further from the truth. So I’m going to try to explain it as simply as possible because it’s incredibly convoluted right now and requires a lot of disambiguation.

Now understand that this is a world war, and in world wars it ultimately is always binary. Like most wars, there’s one side and there’s another side. There’s an antagonist and a protagonist. Of course, everybody always thinks they’re the protagonists in the story, but sometimes they’re in fact the antagonist. Now sometimes you get a Mexican standoff situation like you had in World War II where you had three main belligerents, at least for a while. You had the transatlantic alliance, you had the Germans, and then you had the Soviets. Ultimately, frenemies emerge. An enemy of my enemy is my friend, which of course was the Soviets, who were the enemy of Germany and so were we.

So we teamed up with the Soviets, we defeated the Germans, and then ultimately they became our arch nemesis. So it was east versus West. And that’s exactly what’s happening right now now, because the United States is in its economic death throes as we speak. The debt is way too high. The economy, the true economy and the true inflation is far, far worse than they’re ever going to let on. And because of that, they’re spread far too thin. But they have wars emerging on multiple fronts in, in fact, just today they removed the wording in the relationship of the State Department of the United States, the wording that they had in expressing their relationship with Taiwan, indicating that now they essentially view Taiwan as potentially an independent state from China, which has always been a big no, no and against the policy of strategic ambiguity towards the Taiwanese.

Pete Hegseth, the Secretary of Defense, distinctly said the other day that we now have to focus on the Pacific and Europe needs to pull its own weight. That’s not to say that they’re going to pull their B52 bombers armed with nuclear weapons and their Strato tankers and their rivet joint planes and all of their fancy equipment and F35s that they have distributed throughout Europe in bunkers. In the military bases that they’re building out, the thousands and tens of thousands of troops that they have throughout Europe. This does not mean that the whole thing is going to start to dissolve.

Not at all. What it means is you guys are going to up your military spend to the tune of trillions of more dollars a year, most of which is going to likely come from Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grundman and Raytheon. And so this is a way to war, mobilize the economy, build a war economy on the basis of militarizing Europe against the Russians. Don’t think for a second that the Russians are, are being fooled by this pablum that they’re serving up the public when they say, yeah, the Russians and the Americans share similar traditional values and they’re unifying and blah, blah, blah.

Not by a long shot, not even remotely close. Not only will the Russians never trust the Americans ever again, even if they did that, Pete Hagseth said that you need to prepare your countries to fight the Russians and you need to up your military spend to 5% a year. In what reality would any Russian politician genuinely believe that was a good thing? Asides just doing so for diplomacy’s sake and exhibiting the political niceties necessary in order to continue the conversation? The Russians know full well what’s happening. The Americans now need an intermediary in the form of Europe who can back the Ukrainian proxy and take on the lion’s share of the responsibility.

So not only to mitigate the prospect of potential nuclear escalation, but also to bear the lion’s share of the economic load. And so that’s what this is all about, guys. They’re not abandoning the Europeans now. What could potentially happen is somebody could misread the situation right now in Europe. They’re going to be calling an emergency meeting in just a few hours from now. All of the main leaders of all the big countries, from France, from Italy to UK they’re all coming together. They’re having an emergency meeting on how they are going to deal with the Ukrainian crisis.

Effectively, what it’s going to amount to is buying a lot of American weapons so that America can focus on the Pacific because it now just picked a fight with the Chinese. You stack on all of the sanctions and the trade war that’s escalating with China and then you reword things in terms of your approach with Taiwan. You could see that that situation is going to spiral out of control real quick. You also have the situation in Iran developing. Basically. Trump has given Netanyahu free reinforcement in order to do strikes on Iran. And today they discuss that plan distinctively.

And if the wording is to be taken as any sort of metric in terms of how serious they are with doing this thing, it’s looking very likely that they’re going to do some sort of targeted campaign against Iran in the coming months ahead. So you have three primary fronts, and this doesn’t include North Korea and. And certain parts of Africa that could indeed flare up as well in their own way. But primarily, the US Is in its economic death throes. It’s stretched thin. It has to focus on the Pacific because it’s picking a fight with the biggest elephant in the room of them all, and that’s the Chinese.

And so it needs Europe to start buying its weapons to kickstart its economy so that it can stretch this out a little bit longer. But understand this what I would call a disambiguation or a alignment. This is the alignment phase of World War 3, okay? Everybody has their own strategic agency. By everybody, I mean all nations involved. They all have their own unique set of economic interests that come into play. But they have to reach some sort of consensus, which usually involves making sacrifices of their own sovereignty for the greater good. And this is why alliances are never good against homogenous armies, because they’re never going to want to put their best foot forward.

Uk, Italy, France are never going to want to give their best weapons to the Ukrainians because they might need them someday. And that allows the Russians to, piece by piece, continue to break off little pieces of NATO, which, of course, they haven’t yet. And that would likely lead to the invocation of Article 5. And even Trump thinks that the Russians aren’t going to try to do that. And I would have to agree. But remember what Trump is saying. Everything Trump says right now towards Russia is purely to try to appease the Russians at this point in time and try to buy more time.

Trump knows full well that they are diametrically opposed economically, militarily, geographically, and even culturally to an extent against the Russians. But at least for the time being, they have to play nice. And the Russians are going to play along because it’s good for the Moscow Stock Exchange. It’s great for the people of the country who need a little bit of relief. They’ve been in a constant state of war for three years with the threat of the draft looming overhead. Putin has been able to maintain popularity throughout this period of time, but of course, everybody needs a break.

However, if the United States takes the foot off the Gas at the maximum pressure campaign in Europe does not pick up the slack, then Russia runs the risk of becoming potentially far more, I don’t want to say insurmountably powerful, but becoming a lot more powerful than they are today. And there’s no way you’re going to be able to drive a wedge between the Chinese and the Russians, especially when you just rebranded Taiwan as a possibly independent state. We’ll talk about the actual verbiage they used in just a moment. But that’s what’s going on, okay? The US Is stretched too thin and they need Europe to pull its weight, and that they will do.

Like I said, you’re having an emergency meeting between all of the major officials of all of these countries in the coming hours ahead. And Keir Starmer today was quoted as saying that he is ready to put UK troops on the ground in Ukraine. Now, we were saying this last year, I was the first person to really break this story out. Not into the mainstream, because I’m certainly not mainstream, but I was the first person to give this story a lot of coverage when I said that the plan was to put NATO and, or Ukraine, sorry, UK and French troops in Ukraine as a peacekeeping corps in order to effectively create a situation where the Russians couldn’t advance without triggering Article 5.

Now, of course, they’re going to do this independent of NATO. Nonetheless, this creates the possibility for somebody to do something that’s going to start some in a big way. Now, while all of these deliberations are currently underway, we’re seeing provocative acts, which was clearly a message that was sent the other day when that drone smacked into the Chernobyl nuclear power plant sarcophagus. That was no mistake. This is a large, wide open area that does not happen unless it’s 100% intentional. Somebody was trying to send a message. Now, common sense would dictate that the Russians don’t stand to benefit.

In fact, I seen a nice clever meme on X the other day where it said one of the, one of the tenets of the art of war was to when you’re winning and you’re about to get everything you want, slam a drone into a nuclear power plant, right? So the Russians, in terms of cui bono, they don’t benefit at all from said incident. In fact, it would appear as though the Ukrainians or somebody who would like the Ukrainians to benefit does. Again, this could be outside forces who want this war to continue outside the Ukraine as well, instead of just, you know, Zelensky and friends.

So understand right now we’re in a very, very sensitive period because anything can happen. And if people are thinking that they’re going to be thrown under the bus and that the secrets of this war are going to be revealed in ways that they don’t want them to be declassified, then we are going to see people do crazy things to keep it going in the direction that it is, to keep it escalating. And they do that with false flag operations. Now, I think this was just a message that was being sent. This was a warning shot fired likely by some Western backed force.

It could have been the Russians. And I know that sounds incredibly naive to say it, but this could have. I mean, it’s a stretch. It’s certainly not the most parsimonious explanation to say, but the Russians could be sending a message also that if you don’t free force negotiations now or if the United States does not arbitrate in our favor, then we are going to continue. We’re actually going to ramp things up and it’s going to get radiological up in here. All right? So I do however think that it was likely, and I say this in a purely hypothetical, non absolutist sort of way, that it was most likely something that was from the side of the Ukrainians in some way shape or I just cannot see for the life of me why the Russians would do this.

If it was the Ukrainians, it could have been a combination of those two things in which they redirected using electronic warfare, a drone into one of their own nuclear power plants that was initially fired by Russia or it was fired by some traitorous Belarusian partisans or something like that. It could have been a variety of things. It could have been a drone that Ukraine had in their arsenal that they had collected, that maybe it was a dud that Russia fired over at one point. It certainly was a shahed drone. So they claim by the imagery, mind you, they’re the ones who control the images that we get.

So something to keep in mind, but what I’m trying to say is that they’re very likely going to try to sabotage these peace talks. And when you have all these independent actors and all of this strategic agency afoot and differing sets of interests, even though they all share the same collective interests, which is the defeat of Russia, because remember, there’s nothing Europe would like more than to break up Russia into bite sized pieces and to basically exploit their resources, Europe needs Russia’s resources if it’s going to have a hope in hell of riding out the next 50 to 100 years and still be a viable bloc of nations.

It’s likely not going to happen without cheap energy. And even all the liquefied natural gas that they, the USA could provide will only create more of an imbalance in the USA’s favor. So Europe needs to defeat Russia, and the United States is basically saying, look, we’re going to keep all our nukes there. We’re going to keep you under our nuclear umbrella, but conventionally, you need to foot the bill. So knowing this, and this is what people really need to grasp, because so many people just seem to be oblivious or willfully ignorant to this point. Pete Hagseth is saying you need to increase your military spending.

Why not? Because they’re getting prepared for some mysterious, enigmatic enemy? No, it’s because they want them to get prepared for Russia, period, point blank. The whole purpose of NATO is Russia. They always say this flank and that flank. There’s only one flank, and it’s the Russian flank. Okay? So when Pete Hegse says, we want you to spend trillions more on your military, that’s not a good thing for Russia. Okay? That’s not what you say. And that is the crux of it all. So this is what most people don’t grasp now. Is the the United States going to back out of Ukraine completely and just use Europe as the primary battering ram or the proxy of a proxy? I don’t think so.

I still think that, you know, this thing is going to take a long time to be disentangled, and a lot can happen in a few months. But it appears as though by the end of the month, Vladimir Putin and possibly Donald Trump are going to meet in Saudi Arabia to initiate, to do the photo op. You know, throw out all the boilerplate talking points and make it look as though things are going well because both of their population stand to benefit. This is purely for political purposes. At the end of the day, the reality on the ground is not going to change.

The Russians are going to continue to fight, as are the Ukrainians, who are continuously bombarding Russia’s oil and gas infrastructure. And the Russians are responding in kind. So this war is showing no signs of slowing down. And whatever slowdown we get as a result of the United States pulling back is going to be made up for by European support that has become abundantly clear. And people are getting desperate, okay? And even Zelensky is rallying Europe to have their own army independent of NATO. And this is something they’ve been talking about for the longest time, having a European Union that was independent of NATO and that had its own nuclear weapons.

More on that on another day. Essentially, you have three nuclear nations in NATO. You have France, you have the U.K. you have the United States, and then you have a very close ally slash vassal proxy, which is the Israelis. But they don’t really entirely count as being a part of NATO, even though they are for the most part. So what they want, though is they want their own weapons just for Europe, their own nukes just for Europe. And I think the UK or the United States is okay with that. But the Russians are under no illusions about the fact that it’s going to be American weapons flowing in through Europe and then Europe is going to give those weapons to Ukraine.

The only thing different is that hopefully from our point of view, and I don’t say this as something I want for my European viewers, but from the American point of view, hopefully that means that you get nuked and we don’t. That’s really what this boils down to. We’re going to wash our hands of this. We’ll sell you any weapons you want. And it’s up to you how much you want to escalate this thing. If you want to give Tomahawk missiles that we’ve given you, sure. If you want to give Ukraine F35s, hell, if you want to do an air defense zone, if you want to do a no fly zone, or if you want to put troops in, that’s on you.

We’ll provide you all the weapons, but we’re not responsible for it. That’s what they’re going to tell Lavrov. And remember all these guys, Tim Waltz, or, sorry, Mike Waltz, I always confuse those two. Mike Waltz, Marco Rubio, Colonel Kellogg, all these guys were hardline Russia war hawks when the war was on. Now they started changing their tone towards the end because they kind of read the room. But at the crux of it all, all these guys from Lindsey Graham and everybody that’s surrounding Trump right now, with the exception of perhaps Trump himself, are viewing this as an existential war, and rightly so, because if the Russians gain a foothold and if the Americans don’t succeed in.

See, the Americans are in an interesting situation. They need to keep the Russians and the Europeans fighting with one another for the sake of keeping the dollar propped up and the Euro down. But they also don’t want Russia, you know, of course they don’t want it to go nuclear, but they also don’t want Russia to win. Because if Russia wins, then that’s not good for their plan. For energy dominance either. And of course, Russia winning means China winning. So they need Europe to continue to be the battering ram that takes out Russia. And Russia knows all this.

And Russia knows that even if Trump, you know, was to do everything that he said he was going to do in four years, it could be a completely different story. And that’s just a reality. They have to prepare for that the next administration may not be so nice, okay, or the situation might change. And even if it did, they fundamentally realized that Trump probably isn’t their friend anyways, just saying what they want to hear. So that’s the reality of the situation. The war is going to continue, I believe. Now, could we see some slowdown as a result of these talks, which, I mean, they haven’t even.

I don’t even think they’ve agreed upon one single point yet. There’s so many things that preclude any ceasefire from happening at this point in time that I don’t even know what they’re going to be able to agree on. Because, of course, the problem is that Ukraine is feeling alienated from these talks. Europe is feeling alienated from these talks. So if the Russians and the Americans were to agree to something, would it even be agreed to by the Ukrainians? People say, well, they have to agree. Well, maybe, or maybe they don’t. Maybe they can do some false flag shit.

They could stir some shit up. They could lob a few drones at the Kremlin. Things could get wildly out of control and put Russia in a position where they’re like, hey, you gotta reign this dog in. And if the United States can’t, then that’s going to be a big problem, because then what can Russia do? It has nothing left to do but do some sort of demonstrative nuclear strike. So that’s what’s going down. You’re going to see a lot of unscrupulous activity in the coming months ahead with respect to this negotiations that are going on. And don’t believe for a second that NATO and the United States are on the brink of disintegration.

It’s just not. It’s not going to happen, okay? Trump is saying what he has to say to appease his voting base, as any good politician would do. And he knows that they don’t like to spend money, and why would they. And he knows that if we can make this an issue of, we’re offering your support, we support your cause, but we want you to pay for it. And if the Ukrainians and the Europeans are willing to foot the bill, Then that’s why they’re doing this hold, lend lease thing. All right, so Europe is preparing a military package, a new large joint military package for Ukraine, obviously, because of the threat of the United States pulling some of its support.

We are going to see a meeting between Macron, Schultz, Starmer, Maloneya, Meloni, Tusk, Sanchez, Schoof, Frederiksen, Von der Leyen, Costa and Marcrood. All of the NATO heavy hitters are coming, and they’re going to be having an emergency meeting, deciding what to do next. Zelenskyy is claiming that Belarus and North Korea are claiming to invade, are preparing to invade Europe. Trump has outright dismissed that. And while I agree with Trump in that respect, I still don’t think that means that he is minimizing the threat in any way. He just means that, yeah, that’s very unlikely to happen in the short term.

Might happen in the Baltics at some point. You might see a similar situation unfold, but probably not for a couple years. Okay. Zelenskyy is telling European leaders at the Munich Security Conference that Russia, Belarus and North Korea are planning a full scale nuclear invasion of Europe and that Russia is amassing 150,000 troops in Belarus for training. Now, on the flip side of that, Finland is building two massive NATO bases right outside the Russian border. So I have a sneaking suspicion they are not going to feel too great about that. And let us not forget that the whole Greenland thing, the whole purpose of that is so that the Americans can enhance their presence up there in the Arctic, who, of course, will be in opposition to the Russian forces in that region.

It’s to expand their military bases that they already have there. One of the biggest air bases that they have, Space base Patufik Air Force Base is one of their biggest bases outside their own borders. They want to expand that presence. That’s all that is. And that’s on Trump’s dime. So, you know, don’t be fooled by all of the, the theatrics that they put on for us. That, that is not. That is not what’s really going on. They make it look like, yeah, there’s good guys and bad guys, and Putin and Trump are buddies. And I mean, you can believe that if you want to, but that’s not the case.

They’re expecting. According to Poroshenko, he’s claiming that in Ukraine there will be elections by 2025. By October of 2025. Okay. So according to the former president of Ukraine, he knows this from sources in the president’s office and in law enforcement. I Mean, that’s not a hard bet to make. I would bet if I was a betting person that there will be elections in Ukraine this year and it will be interesting to see the course of action thereafter. A group of European countries are about to send troops to Ukraine. They’re secretly developing a plan to send peacekeeping troops to Ukraine.

I think this can only succeed if it is a broader coalition outside NATO countries. It would have to involve the Chinese. Elements of the UN Would have to be involved for anything like this to have a remote possibility. Now the question is, what’s Russia going to do? Right? Because even if the UK Puts troops, if France puts troops, we’ve seen Russia move the red line so much. And in fact, the European countries are probably saying, you know what, this is probably one of the most opportune times for us to make a move because now Trump has them in his good books and he’s going to be able to kind of court them for a while throughout this honeymoon period.

And that’s probably going to be a good time because they’re not going to want to overstep those red lines while they’re trying to make deals. So if we’re ever going to see troop presence in the form of peacekeepers, it’s probably going to be very soon while these negotiations are ongoing. Because the Russians, they have incredible strategic forbearance is the terminology. And they’re willing to, you know, forego some immediate losses if it means long term gains. Now, ultimately, they don’t want to see the western portion of Ukraine rearmost and then come after them in the future. But I’m pretty sure they’re resigned to the fact that they’re not going to have all of the country.

I don’t think they want to have all of the country. They want to have a sizable enough buffer zone between Russia, the Russian mainland, and they just want to have that buffer zone of the front, which is what the word Ukraine means, the front, the frontier. So they want to make sure that that region, where, according to Peter Zion, is the most geographically optimal place to attack Russia from, is protected. And if you can get them over the Dnieper River, I mean, it’s clear that that’s been the intent all along with the destruction of the dams and all that.

But anyways, so according to the Associated Press, the UK And France are at the forefront of efforts regarding a potential peacekeeping mission. Keir Starmer will announce Monday that he is willing to put British troops in Ukraine. This was on the front page of a major UK publication, the Telegraph he had not made the decision yet and it’s not something he takes lightly, but he’s willing to do it. Now this, obviously the UK has what, like 70,000 troops, active duty troops. So you know, you would need a very sizable portion considering all the troops that are just in Lebanon.

I can’t remember how many UNIFIL troops are there, but there’s quite a few. And that’s just to police a tiny border, never mind a full on war zone. Okay. And then the Russians are going to want audits and all these things the Ukrainians are never going to agree to. I mean, consider what Ukraine has been willing to sacrifice thus far. And if you don’t think they’re going to go Kamaskazi, scorched earth if they don’t get what they want, I mean, these guys are willing to throw it all away. I mean, you know, at least they have people that they’re willing to sacrifice.

So if you don’t think that they’re not willing to do some crazy shit to make sure that this war continues, if it’s not whatever sort of resolution isn’t in line with their interests, then think again. Even the Polish foreign minister as well as Donald Tusk has said that they’re essentially going to be putting in troops as well and that their involvement is inevitable. They’re also going to be increasing their military spend from 4.7% to 6%, which is a fairly sizable leap. And of course Poland is being used as the model and Poland is the one who Vance and Hegseth are cozying up to.

So again, if you’re Russia and you hear this Polish rhetoric for the longest time and you see the United States cozying up to these guys and saying that this is the model that we want the rest of Europe to emulate, I mean, to believe for a second that Russia is going to think highly of that and that that’s a w. I mean, you’re mistaken. And this is where all the Russia bros get it dead wrong when they think that Trump is going to be good for Russia. In fact, in the long run, it’s going to be much, much worse because you’re going to have a massive European army and all they need is one Lego little trigger point in the Baltics or something to that.

If they just need one flashpoint of hostilities to ensue, one event for it to be enough to galvanize the masses against the Russians. And with the populist uprising, AKA mega in Europe, all of these leaders are incentivized to create outside enemies because in Canada, they’re seeing how well it works. The Europe, the Liberals arising in the polls, I mean, they were basically dead. I mean, the Conservatives would have blown them away had there been an election before all this trade war stuff started. Now, Trump just continues to do Justin Trudeau favors because as long as there’s an enemy at the gates, as long as the barbarians are at the gates, then the empire can continue because they can leverage that.

You know, I just finished watching the end of the Walking Dead series. I started watching the show when it first came out and, you know, me and my son were on a Walking Dead kick. So we decided to watch the whole series. And at the end in season 14, you know, there’s this colony. Spoiler alert. And they use the threat of zombies at the gates to basically keep everybody on lockdown. I mean, you couldn’t make this up because this, of course, was made during the pandemic that season. Anyways, that’s what’s happening. So they’re going to, if, if they don’t get what they want, they’re going to create the boogeyman that they need to galvanize their population towards war.

And one of the methods that I’ve always said that they’re going to use is they’re going to offer citizenship to those who join the military. So you’re going to have a bunch of immigrants, some of them might even be illegal, who are going to be given the opportunity to get full citizenship in the EU if they choose to join the military. That’s how this is going to play out. In fact, that’s already been something floated in numerous countries. Okay, okay, lots of points here. I have to be a bit more selective in how I approach this.

So this is not a three hour video. Boris Johnson said that he won’t start his presidency referring to Trump with a Western defeat or allow Putin to humiliate NATO. And Trump has said as much. So I agree with Johnson here, who course was arguably the author of this conflict in the first place, or at least prolonging it. Back in March of 2022, if Putin takes Ukraine, the country will erupt in insurgency, lasting decades, dragging down the global economy. Trump doesn’t want that. Now, that’s a veiled threat. Okay? And this is what every European country is threatening.

And that is what the attack on the Chernobyl sarcophagus was just a couple days ago. As I indicated, Finland is building massive NATO bases on Russian borders. They announced the building of two modern NATO bases near the border with Russia, including one in Lapland. And as far as I know, a B52 just touched down today in the UK so it’s business as normal as far as the United States participation in NATO is concerned. There’s an emergency summit taking place in Paris. Romania is actively seeking to secure a seat at the negotiating table during the Paris summit, with diplomatic efforts underway.

Of course, Romania is very close to this conflict with their proximity to Moldova. In addition to that, you have several drones continuously falling on Romanian territory, and they have yet to invoke Article 5 as a result of that. Article 4, I should say. And so you know, that clock is ticking as well, considering they’re building one of the biggest military bases in that region. Now going to the Eastern theater in Taiwan. In a notable update, the U.S. department of State has again made changes to the wording on the official page detailing the US Taiwan bilateral relationship.

Okay, the portion said that we do not support Taiwan independence has now been taken out. So they’re not saying they support Taiwan independence, but they’re now saying we don’t not support. It’s a bit of a double negative. We do not, we do not support Taiwan independence. They’re taking that out, which is a tacit approval for Taiwan independence. Now, all this while, they’re threatening 100% tariffs on Taiwan and imposing tariffs on China. And Pete Hegseth explicitly stating that China is our primary focus moving forward. And Europe, you need to pull your own weight, because, remember, this is a world war, and the US didn’t officially enter World War II until Pearl Harbor.

So it was something that happened in Asia that set it off. And we very well could see the same thing playing out here in terms of how they’re going to keep themselves distant from this until they don’t have to. Okay. It’s important to remember that the overarching US Policy on Taiwan and the US Acknowledgment of China as the legal government of China, while not recognizing their sovereignty, has yet to change. So they still recognize they still have this policy in general of strategic ambiguity, but they’ve changed the wording. Again, this is a shot across the bow.

Okay? Now, in terms of the Middle East, Israel and the USA are getting prepared to do Iran, basically, Trump said today. He said, with respect to the Gaza situation, Netanyahu, do what you want because there was some hostages that were supposed to be released and haven’t been. And as such, aid has stopped flowing in to the Gaza Strip. Netanyahu claims that he’s working closely with President Trump regarding the issue and that the Gates of hell will soon open. Sounds like something, you know, God’s chosen people would say, right? He’s saying that after his meeting with Marco Rubio, that Iran is now the most important issue.

They both agree that Iran must not have nuclear weapons. And we agreed that the Ayatollahs must not acquire nuclear weapons capability and that Iranian aggression in the region must be pushed back. With Trump’s support, I have no doubt that we will finish the job he claims. Egypt is also calling up its reserves. Egyptian army forces are sending an immediate order to call up reserve forces in all governance of the country. Now, they’ve been posturing a lot lately, signaling that perhaps they’re somewhat concerned that things might flare up on the border and they’re concerned about an influx of refugees from the Gaza Strip.

Or as some people might suspect, they are getting ready for war with Israel. Although I don’t think that’s going to happen. They’re using all American equipment. They are in bed with the Americans and the Israelis. They could potentially be involved in a war against Iran, possibly in a ground campaign aspect, but I’m not entirely sure about that either. But they’re calling up their reserves for what it’s worth. And Israel just received a massive shipment of 2,000 pound MK84 bombs that were previously blocked by Biden, as if Biden didn’t provide the Israelis with, you know, probably the most amount of weapons that Israel has received in years on a daily basis, cargo ship after cargo ship, constant planes and.

But of course, the Biden administration, because the war wasn’t popular with their voting base, they had to pretend like they were being a little tough on Netanyahu when at the end of the day, they weren’t. In terms of outbreak stuff, there was a suspected case of Ebola in New York City and nobody, you know, basically said much about that on the mainstream media. Preliminary reports that two patients from Madagascar with possible Ebola symptoms arrived at the location with at the Manhattan walk in clinic. And so you had guys all donning hazmat suits. I believe the most up to date information is suggesting that it is not Ebola.

So you don’t have to worry about that yet. But there’s other things. There’s the Wyoming bird flu case. Another woman has been hospitalized due to H5N1. Okay. It’s only a matter of time. It’s a ticking time bomb. And right now India is having their thing where like 500 million people go and take a dip in that river. And I mean, talk about a great way to spread A pathogen. I mean, if a pathogen, if the doomsday pathogen is ever going to spread, that would be the place that you would want to unleash a doomsday bioweapon would be at that particular event, because that’s where you’re going to get the most amount of people.

That or the Muslim pilgrimage or something like that, where people are coming from all over the world and basically going to one particular place and then going back home again. There’s also been some reports of measles outbreaks throughout the United States going back to the Middle east, just for a second. Iran has launched what it’s calling a suborbital carrier, a satellite deployment system. They are claiming it’s the CAIM 100 solid fuel suborbital carrier. This is the first of its kind manufactured by Iranian scientists. It’s capable of putting satellites up to 80kg into orbit 500km from the Earth’s surface.

And I believe there’s another version that can do up to 160. Now that doesn’t seem like much compared to the tonnage payload of something like the SpaceX vessels, but that’s enough to put a nuke on it. And even Iranian pundits are calling this what it is. This is an icbm. So Iran is saying we have icbms. They’ve also said that they can build a new can have all the components to do it within 24 hours. That’s from multiple levels of government that have said that Quantum computing. Google CEO Sundar Pachai has said that in 5 to 10 year time frame there will be practically useful quantum computers.

And that we’re currently in the stage of AI was in the 2000 and tens. Now they’re saying that they had a calculation that they ran on their quantum computer that would have normally taken a supercomputer. I can’t remember the exact amount of years, but it’s in the thousands of years and it did it in five minutes. Okay, so if you pair AI, quantum computing and robotics, autonomous systems, it’s game over for mankind. Game over. That’s when they’re going to want to release the superbug to, you know, call the population. Because if you’re going to invent something that is going to create infinite abundance and, or allow life extension technologies for the better part of the planet, you need to, you need to call a few people, right? Because it’s just going to get too out of control.

I don’t think you can have, what is it, eight moving on. Nine billion people consuming at a high Western level with, you know, just constantly and never dying and you know, constantly consuming more and more energy because of Jevons paradox thing where, you know, the cheaper the energy is, the more of it we’re going to use. Right. It’s not like, you know, when energy gets cheaper, we use less of it. It’s the opposite effect. So, and I’m just speaking from the, you know, perspective of the Malthusian elite crowd who are right now, they’re wolf and sheep’s clothing with Elon Musk, who is 100% Manchurian.

Wolf and sheep’s clothing all the way. He’s there. I say Manchurian, I meant Malthusian. He’s, he’s claiming to be this guy who wants to, you know, repopulate the planet and all this, but everything he’s doing is antithetical to that. All the technology, he’s creating one app to rule them all, the Neuroch stuff, the self driving cars that are going to drive you to jail and etc. Etc. You know, rocket ships to take the elites to Mars that the planet gets destroyed, all that stuff. It is not for the utilitarian use of mankind. Israel’s blocking aid to the Gaza Strip as I indicated.

Oh, and Milei, the President of Argentina took one out of the book of Trump coin and rugged his population after speculation over the crypto project library, which basically was a shitcoin that he posted about on X and it sent the value of it skyrocketing to like $2 billion and then it crashed hard. Okay, so everybody’s pissed. Now he’s trying to claim that he had nothing to do with it and he didn’t know and he’s trying to distance himself. And so he’s opening an official investigation, putting the anti corruption office on the case and forming a special task force to uncover any irregularities.

No talk about whether or not people are going to be compensated for the losses. So we’re living in an age where, I mean, look at how many coins are we at now. Melania Coin, Trump Coin, Malay Coin, they’re all just rugging their own populations and that’s all this is. Apparently Elon Musk wants to audit for Knox. I mean, I don’t think it’s really going to matter at this point. You know, even if they do audit it and the gold is there, it’s like, is that going to really change anything fundamentally about the financial system? It’s still messed up no matter how you look at it.

We’re still, we still have a fractional reserve, fiat based system which is far too derivative of the, the gold that basically backs it. So if anything, they’re going to do some revaluation of gold. That’s what they’re talking about. I can’t see them reverting to any kind of gold standard at this point. Were too close to the crypto era for that. I could see them favoring one crypto or another. I don’t think it’s going to be bitcoin for numerous reasons, but bitcoin will be around. It’s definitely one that’s been put up there and been pumped up by the establishment in order to take attention away from precious metals.

But ultimately, yeah, it’s not going to make a huge difference if they audit Fort Knox. I mean, unless they find that nothing’s in there, then yeah, then the price, price of gold is gonna skyrocket. But I’m sure they’ll find a way to either avoid the audit or they’ll make sure that, you know, whatever is audited looks good on paper. So that’s about all I have to say. Pardon the impetuous setup here. I’ve been basically, we tried to release a video yesterday, high production video, and it got flagged for copyright even though it was totally within the realms of fair use.

Transformative video review of a movie. Unfortunately, you know, it got flagged. So we got to go back to the drawing board because we invested far too much for that video to be blocked. So I’m shooting it from the hip right now. Doing these videos from the car today. If you want to support the channel, the best way to do that. Canadianpreparedness.com get your EDC, get your bugout gear, get your food, because it’s only going to continue to go up in price in the future because inflation is crazy. And it’s going to get worse. It’s only going to get worse, especially in the short term.

So I would encourage you all to, you know, keep on prepping and stay warm because it’s going to get cold. In fact, we’re looking at the coldest days in years here in the next two days. And that cold weather is heading down to the United States after us. Now. The Arctic is seeing record high temperatures. Okay? So it’s actually warmer in the Arctic at the Arctic Circle than it is where I live right now. And we are far from the Arctic. Okay. Even though we’re far north relative to most of you guys. So the, it’s an imbalance, it’s a polar vortex of sorts and it’s heading down into the United States.

So you’re likely going to see a spike in gas prices, temporarily spike in electricity prices, possibly some power outages. It could get nasty. And we got a lot of good winter gear at our store and jackets, you know, all kinds of things to keep you warm. Probably not going to get there for this week, but you know, it’s worth getting because that’s something that you have to worry about. You know, surviving a winter off grid is one of my biggest concerns and it’s one of the sacrifices we have to make living up here is that low population density.

But there’s a reason why it gets really cold. But we got a lot of space and I can shoot guns and nobody can hear it for miles, which is cool. So anyways, guys, I hope you found that somewhat useful today. Thanks for watching. We will see you tomorrow. Canadian prepper out.
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