➡ The text discusses various global issues, including Russia’s recent actions and the potential for conflict. It also talks about the U.S.’s possible control over Ukrainian nuclear facilities, which could cause tension. The author encourages people to prepare for potential crises, citing European countries advising their citizens to stock up on supplies. The text also criticizes Trump’s domestic policies and warns about distractions from the looming threat of war.

➡ The situation between Iran, France, and the US is escalating, with France urging its citizens to leave Iran due to potential war threats and imprisonment of French nationals. The US is demanding Iran dismantle its nuclear system, but Iran refuses to compromise. Meanwhile, tensions are also rising between Russia, Ukraine, and the US, with Europe threatening to put troops in Ukraine. Additionally, China is preparing for a potential invasion of Taiwan by building landing barges, causing further global tension.

➡ The text discusses concerns about the future of AI and robotics, the popularity of gold in Asia, advancements in robotics by Boston Dynamics, and the decrease in purchasing power of money. It also mentions political issues in Canada, including an upcoming election, and the potential for civil unrest due to economic instability. The author encourages preparedness for potential crises and criticizes the just-in-time delivery system for its vulnerability during times of high demand.

➡ The text talks about the problems of relying too much on ‘just in time’ inventory, where you only have stock when you need it. This can lead to chaos when everyone needs something at the same time. It also mentions that despite appearances, the relationship between Trump and Putin is not stable and could worsen quickly.

This is your World War III update. What you’re seeing on the screen behind me here is a massive pipeline that was just recently destroyed today, a couple hours ago, in Sudza. That is a territory that Russia has recently liberated from the Ukrainians. This was Russian territory within Kursk that Ukraine and allegedly 30 NATO officers were holed up in. We don’t know if they’re still there or not. Now, I’ve been saying for months, to the ire of many incredulous mega supporters, up until a few months ago, we were best of friends until I started getting objective and realistic with people and advised them that no matter who is in power, the war with Russia and Ukraine was so inextricable, it’s a tangled mess that.

Imagine trying to disentangle 20 different chords that have been, you know, in a washing machine for the last 50 years. You’re not going to fix this problem. There is really no possible foreseeable framework. The only way this thing ends is if somebody wins. Okay? The facade that you’re seeing, the friendly facade between Trump and Vladimir Putin is just that. They’re being tactically diplomatic. It’s not a real friendship. They’re. They’re frenemies at best. And both sides are temporizing. This is the word of the day, okay? Temporize. It’s the perfect word to characterize this situation, to buy time through indecision.

Both parties know, both Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump realize that the only way this thing ends is. Is quite possibly in a mushroom cloud, okay? And, I mean, Donald Trump is hoping it doesn’t end that way. But once again, you cannot be fooled by this cordial exchange between the two. These guys are not friends. This is what you need to understand, that the left, progressive Democratic media has created this fantasy that Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are actually friends. No, Donald Trump is not going to be buying rare earth minerals from Russia when he can get them much cheaper from Canada.

Trump is encouraging Europe in order to rearm and fight the Russians. The Russians don’t like that. The Russians don’t like that. The United States. And Pete Hegseth is telling them that you need to spend $1 trillion on weapons so that you can continue with your systematic destruction of Russia. Do you think Russia enjoys that? How does that make Trump and Putin friends? Trump tacitly supports putting peacekeeping troops inside Ukraine. How could Russia ever support such a thing? Which they don’t. The United States has also offered security guarantees or unofficial de facto security guarantees. Now that the deal is about to be signed, they’re providing Weapons isr.

Ukraine continues to do deep strikes day after day. What I showed you here in Suza is but one. Okay. But one of numerous attacks. This one is at Engels Air Base where Russia stores its nuclear weapons. Okay. A massive mushroom cloud utilizing what they’re claiming is a newer type of drone. This is according to Russian intelligence. They’re claiming that Ukraine is using new drone technology which has been provided to them by NATO. Now, the only way you fly these things in there to where they need to go is with Palantir. Okay. Palantir is providing the. The Framework, the artificial intelligence network that is feeding Ukraine the data that they need to conduct these strikes deep into Russia.

And they are mapping out all of Russia’s defenses. Now, many of these defenses are mobile defenses. Nonetheless, they’re building a virtual blueprint of sorts that could potentially be used to do a decapitation strike against Russia that is still on the table. So while Trump and Putin might present as being tactically diplomatic, they are strategically adversarial. Okay, Again, going back to the word of the day. Temporizing. Dave kept his girlfriend at arm’s length by temporizing each time she brought up the subject of marriage. It’s postponing a decision that you just don’t want to have to make. Why? Because it likely would involve Dave and his girlfriend breaking up.

In this case, it would involve day X, a nuclear catastrophe. Sergei Karaganov, a pundit inside Russia who is very well respected, continues to promote the idea of utilizing nuclear weapons in an attempt to forestall the NATO advance. This is Odessa. Today in Ukraine, massive attacks. We see an apocalyptic looking attacks throughout Ukraine and Russia. This was yesterday, I believe. I’m not sure if this was in Odessa, but just multiple drone attacks throughout Ukraine and throughout Russia. It has been absolutely intensifying in every possible way. Remember, they’re bombing their depots, they’re bombing the critical infrastructure. This was after the alleged ceasefire deal that Putin was supposed to have phoned up his generals and said, hey, don’t bomb this stuff.

Well, they continue to do it day after day after day. So nothing has changed. I told you guys two days ago, okay, now you have the support of the uk, Donald Trump. And that wasn’t besent. It was one of the other secretaries of something or other who said that the relationship between the United States and the UK is stronger than ever. And the UK is the most confrontational towards Russia out of all of the European countries. You have Germany awaiting Tomahawk missiles from the United States. Okay. Long range Tomahawk missiles, intermediate nuclear missiles, which up until Trump was last president when he backed out of the deal, were basically banned under the treaty, the INF treaty, which Trump got out of.

And of course, Germany is about to provide Ukraine with the Taurus missiles, which have a long range and the Russian air defense is not tuned to. So it’s likely that as soon as they get those missiles, those Taurus missiles, they’re going to try to use them on the Crimean Bridge. You’re seeing ISR ramping up in the Black Sea. These are all things that bear repeating. You’re seeing Greenland get ready to be armed to the teat with the potential for more nuclear weapons, more missile defense, wanting to build the Iron Dome, which is going to be very contentious with respect to how Russia is going to respond to that.

Because the only reason why you would build such a thing is if you were worried about a full blown nuclear war, which is what Trump is worried about. Okay. Trump is worried about building out the power grid against EMPs. He’s actually far more strategically adversarial towards Russia than Biden is. Biden is tactically adversarial. That’s the great distinction. There’s a distinction for you. The Democrats play the role of tactics. They’re confronting the Russians head on, whereas Trump feigns this sort of friendly facade with Vladimir Putin when on the back end of things, everything that they’re doing strategically, whether it’s promoting the armaments of Europe or, or getting the nuclear forces up to date, all of that stuff is really what Russia fears the most above all else.

Okay. And this is why, before that call with Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump the other day, Putin was surprisingly disinterested. In fact, he was having a conference with a bunch of oligarchs in Russia. And it did not seem at all like it was a pressing issue to talk to the president because he knows it’s a bunch of bluster and bullshit between both of them. And it’s just something they have to do for the cameras to appease their own domestic population. Because again, Russia also has to contend with their own domestic issues. Vladimir Putin needs to appease his population, and he’s stuck between Iraq and the hard place.

Because on the one hand, you’ve got a lot of people who absolutely want nothing more than absolute maximalist defeat of the Ukrainians. And on the other side, you have people who probably want to stop the war and are not taking too kindly to the austerity brought about by the Russians investing. What is it like, 10% of their gross domestic product and 40% of their government spending on the military. And that’s only going to ramp up now that Europe is going to be dumping a trillion dollars that they kind of sort of don’t have at this point in time.

And so what’s happening right now in Sudza? So we have this big explosion here in Sudza, okay? Now I believe it’s Hungary and Slovakia, possibly a few other countries, who are no longer getting gas from this pipeline. Europe wants to confiscate $200 billion of Russian assets. And those two countries, I believe are trying to block that decision. Which, of course, this is why everybody’s repatriating their gold, because nobody believes in the US dollar and Euros anymore, because. And this is why they’re trading and cashing that stuff in for gold, which is why gold continues on this tear now up to $3,050.

Okay, I was interviewing Peter Schiff today and I mean, the guy’s speechless because, you know, I mean, he knew that this was going to come for the longest period of time. But a lot of them are still viewing it through the lens of macroeconomics and irrespective of what’s happening on the geopolitical front, which is what I think is really what is fueling this. Now we have a lot of interviews coming up in the next few days with physicists, geopolitical analysts, economists, and they’re going to be some conflicting opinions. But because we are trying to get a broad range of angles of looking at this thing because we don’t have all the answers.

This is why I bring on a diverse plethora of opinions on the channel, because I want to make sure that we are viewing things from all angles. Now, apparently Russia has also recently shot down an F16. Remember, the F16s are nuclear capable platforms. Okay? There’s a lot of talk right now about the United States taking over Ukrainian nuclear power plants. I mean, really think about that for a second. Do you think the Russians are going to be okay with the United States controlling Ukrainian nuclear facilities on their doorstep? All these people are like, yeah, Trump and Putin would agree to that because the United States and Putin are friends now.

What do you think’s gonna happen in four years when Trump’s gone? Even if you believe that, even if you believe that they’re really buddies and they’re gonna be doing all this trade and stuff and we’re gonna bring the Russians, pull the Russians away from the Chinese and the Iranians, Even if you believe that four years, the whole thing changes so, you know, that’s nothing that you can set your watch to. The Russians are not going to be investing much into that relationship because they know it’s just a bridge that’s going to get burned. You need to keep preparing like you’re preparing to all those incredulous people who are pissed off at me because I’m not just acquiescing to these false promises, which by now, like, I mean, by now, if you still believe that shit, we’re what, a few months in already? I mean, technically, you know, we’re two months in, but realistically, since he got elected, there’s a lot of things that could have been done on the back end.

Now, domestically, I’m not challenging Trump’s domestic politics at all, really. I don’t really have much to say about that. Is he making significant changes on domestic politics today? Withdrawing from the suspending funding for the Department of Education? You know, a lot of people are going to take issue with that, but as a person who had to put my kids into home school because school is not teaching them anything nowadays, and it’s really just a tool for state sponsored brainwashing, I don’t have any problems with that. I don’t have any problems with border security. I don’t have problems with a lot of the things that Trump is doing, with the exception of an infomercial about Teslas in front of the White House.

That’s borderline fascism. Especially when you have Lutnick, the Commerce Secretary today saying that people should buy Tesla stock, which is just insanely unprecedented. Even, you know, the Wall street tycoons are like, what the hell are you doing? You can’t do that. Anyways, it’s, I have nothing to do. I have no issue with Trump’s domestic policies. I mean, that’s a subject of debate. But in terms of foreign policy, guys, you need to understand that all this domestic stuff, the UAPs, the UFOs, the Epstein’s, the JFK is the Fort Knox. The DA da da da da da da da da.

It’s all a distraction away from the fact that World War three is ramping up in the shadows. And this is why every single European country right now is warning its citizens that they need to prepare. In Poland, citizens were advised to prepare for autonomous survival. That’s something I’ve never heard before. Autonomous survival isn’t that interesting? Stock up on supplies, they say. This was reported on March 20 with reference to the Deputy Minister of Internal affairs of the country. According to him, in a crisis situation, the state cannot replace the actions of the citizen himself. So everyone must learn how to resist threats on their own.

Let us have a supply of water, medicines, hygiene and sanitation projects. It’s just like we’re little children that need to be patronized about this self. I mean, I mean, imagine telling somebody, you know, it’s like going and telling a tribesman or something what they need to survive. The utter insanity of having to do that, but that you have to tell people what they actually need to survive. The things that are supposed to come to people so intuitively and instinctively. Like, you know, when a. When a horse pops out, when it’s a little baby, what is a little horse called? I can’t remember any animal.

It pops out, its instincts kick in and it knows how to run somehow, right? It knows what to do. Cats all act the same because they all have that in their DNA. We are supposed to know certain things that have been completely either bred out of us or just indoctrinated out of us. And we don’t know the most basic shit anymore. That’s why what’s coming is going to be such a massive calling. People who think in a linear fashion and the people who think laterally, like preppers, the people who are not naive and blinded by all this false optimism, this optimism bias.

It’s an actual psychological bias that people have to gravitate towards. Things that make them feel better about the world, even though they’re not real. Those people are going to get weeded out because they didn’t prepare or because they’re going to become a problem that the rest of us have to deal with. So they go on, you know, lighting, flashlight on batteries, that kind of stuff, right? All that good stuff. And. But one country, I’ll say the Latvian survival guide is incredibly detailed. It was so detailed that I made a dedicated video on it when it first came out, because it deals with a lot of the psychological aspects of living in a war, tornado, potentially post nuclear environment.

You guys remember this one, right? You’re going to get your little pamphlet. I mean, just imagine, you know, thinking if you were to go and ask people in Ukraine, you know, what could you have done to prepare for what was coming? Those people who are on the front lines asides leaving the place altogether, because that’s really all you can do in a conventional war zone, is just evacuate. I mean, what else can you do? You’re not surviving that situation. But imagine giving them this little book, you know, and saying, here, this is what you need to survive.

I’m sure if you really wanted to ride something out, you know, you would have to, you know, you could never have enough time and energy and resources to prepare with. This was the, I believe this was the Latvian guide. It says 72 hours. But that’s very misleading because this is a very in depth book. And if you want, I will try to, if I remember, I’ll post a link to that video in the pinned comment section and you should go check it out because it’s actually incredibly insightful. France recently, you know, talking about bug out bags.

I mean, look at this. It looks like it’s for children, right? It’s all the little iconography and the Disneyland icons and all that stuff. It’s incredible. Okay, so, you know, that’s basically my rant for today. Was NATO hit by a secret weapon? General Lepovoy broke the silence. He did not rule out that the Ukrainian armed forces drone that was shot down in Engels could be a NATO novelty. It wasn’t shot down. We’ve seen that. It obviously hit something big. In fact, there is a claim by the Ukrainian intel that X, I believe these are the hypersonic missiles.

A hypersonic missile depot was destroyed in Engels. Missiles were being prepared for an attack on Ukraine. Analysts noted that such depots typically store between 30 to 70 missiles. After the strike, debris was scattered within a five kilometer radius. These are also angles, historically anyways, not as of recent years. I think they pulled them back even further. This is that explosion they’re talking about now. It looks kind of small, but it’s from very far away. Okay, so this is way off in the distance. I mean, that looks, you know, to the untrained eye that might actually look like a small tactical nuclear explosion.

But we know it isn’t. This is also where they have their nuclear bombers. So they’re saying that they typically store between 30 to 70 of these missiles. And of course, these are very expensive missiles. And Russia right now is on a shoestring budget, so that’s not good. The more you push Russia, the less options they have. Okay, that’s basically the gist of it. Last night, the Saratov region experienced the most massive attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. 54 drones were shot down over the region. Although on March 14, the enemy launched only two drones in this direction.

It’s also interesting that the type of One of the UAVs launched last night has not been identified. And so, you know, they’re thinking that this could be something else. I think they would probably know if it was a Taurus missile, because I presume The Taurus missile speed would be a lot, a lot faster. This is just another article that I believe I talked about the other day with France preparing a survival manual for every household. The booklet is designed to give guidance on preparing for imminent threats, including conflict and natural disaster. I talked the other day about a bunker that was being refurbished, which is built to withstand a three megaton bomb, and that is in the uk.

But everybody just thinks that everything is just dandy right now. I can tell you that every single pundit I talk to on both sides of the fence, even though I think most of them are mistaken in terms of why they think that the war is escalating, they all think that it’s still escalating and that a deal is basically untenable at this point in time. It’s an implacable situation that’s only going to end in total, utter disaster, and you need to prepare for it. Is that enough motivation for people? I mean, how much, you know, how many times do I have to be right about this stuff? And those people still, they linger.

And I think it’s just that bias. I think it’s. People are genuinely hopeful and they just don’t want to believe it. But it is what it is, okay? Wars only end when someone wins. Repeat that over and over and over in your brain until it makes sense. Not the 99% of you who are still here and actually support the channel, but that 1%, you know, is lingering in the shadows there. I, I see you say that over and over in your brain until it makes sense. Now, France is urging its citizens to leave Iran immediately. They’re not chalking this up to the threat of imminent war, despite the fact that we’re seeing reconnaissance activity in and around Iran.

On another level altogether, they’re saying it has something to do with, I believe it was French nationals who were incarcerated, possibly unjustly, perhaps on charges of espionage. Very difficult to say. We know that, at least on the surface, France is not a staunch supporter of what Israel is doing in the Gaza Strip. But that doesn’t necessarily make them a friend of Iran. So this is what we’ve seen in the run up to the war in Lebanon. You seen six to eight months before shit hit the fan there that they were warning all their people that they need to get out.

Now, Iran is a little bit different in the sense that the United States had an embassy in Lebanon. There is no embassy in Iran. In fact, the exposure of Western diplomacy and Western nationals there is limited at best. So a lot of that has already Been done. Right. So what this is suggesting is that once they start sending out these warnings for anybody who is still there, and I mean, it’s a country of 90 million people, it’s a massive country. I’m sure there’s probably hundreds of thousands of foreign nationals there. With Lebanon, it was six to eight months before the war actually started.

Remember that they started issuing, issuing these warnings. I think the first warning from Canada came almost within days of October 7th that you need to get out of Lebanon, because the war there could start at any time. And it wasn’t, of course, until the following summer when the war actually began. So my read on this is that, I mean, the war in Iran could start at any day. It really will come down to. And it’s not that the war is going to start right away. There’s going to be a targeted strike. Now, Trump, Trump has given the Ayatollah two months to try to reconcile an issue.

I don’t know how many channels of communication are there. I don’t know who the intermediaries are. But Iran has basically said that is not willing to compromise, because what is the US Demanding? They’re demanding the complete dismantling of the nuclear system. And we know that’s not going to happen. Now, Remember back in 2020, before the Wuhan flu, well, we had the Suleimani killed, right? So the war could have popped off at that point. Now, it could well have been the plan at that point in time for the neocons to ramp things up before, you know, this pandemic situation.

But the pandemic got in the way and that caused them to have to maybe postpone things a little bit. And then, you know, time went on and the situation kind of dissipated. And of course, the. The other side got in and the globalists got in. So the globalists are about peer to peer, you know, being tactically adversarial towards their peers, like Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping. So they jumped in the. In the cockpit and, you know, now it’s Trump back in there again. So we’re going back to the old Zionist imperious model. They’re trying to keep the hostilities in Ukraine and Russia at a standstill, but it’s not going to work.

It’s only intensifying. And this is what you really need to grasp. Okay? I mean, it’s incredible because we are seeing the complete opposite of what everybody expected. The complete opposite. We are seeing escalation along the entire front, from Russia to Ukraine, quantitatively, qualitatively, in all possible ways. It’s escalation, yet people are still convinced, even after all of the endless disappointments. And, you know, in place of the superficial wins that Trump has had with respect to, geez, I can’t even talk anymore. And talking too damn much in terms of domestic policy, some have been notable, most have been superficial, I would argue.

But that’s a debate, you know, for another day. Everything has went in the complete and utter opposite direction. This thing could have ended two weeks ago when that outburst in the Oval Office occurred. This thing all could have ended. Trump could have stuck to his guns. Why didn’t he? Because this is being perpetuated by a force that is much bigger than Donald Trump. People need to realize that the forces that are surrounding Trump, even if Trump had the best of intentions and even if he was able to strike a deal, I guarantee you there are 50 different groups who are involved in this inextricable situation that would be trying to sabotage the whole thing.

And it wouldn’t take long to do. Okay. Europe’s threat to put troops inside Ukraine is an attempt to forestall. It’s an attempt to make sure that negotiations can’t even start because Russia will never accept that. Okay? So, I mean, this is, this isn’t rocket science, man. I mean, you guys should, you know, I’m talking to 1% of the people here, but it’s the 1% that are so squeaky and they always get that grease. Now China is building these things. Take a look at this. This is actually old news. I talked about it a week ago, but I wanted to show you the picture because I think when I talked about it, I was in the car.

Basically, these are Chicao landing barges designed specifically for a potential Taiwan invasion. Now, it’s just a flex. Most of the people I’ve interviewed are saying 2027 is that Goldilocks zone that China is going to do. Taiwan. They’re designed to create a makeshift loading dock extending almost one kilometer out to sea. Okay. Now these can connect directly to roads within about 150 meters from the shore, opening access to Taiwan’s extensive coastal highways. This is going to allow direct unloading onto beaches, bypassing Taiwan’s limited invasion landing points. These ships can be built rapidly within four to six months.

And I believe China is building something like 300 ships a year or something crazy like that. That could be an exaggeration. That could be what’s in their fleet, but I think it’s about 300 a year. If I’m not mistaken, these are likely going to be used in the follow up, follow up waves, so not in the initial assaults. They’re going to be used for transporting troops, vehicles and heavy artillery. So this is going to accommodate the larger logistical demands of sustained operations inside Taiwan after the initial invasion. Integrated with civilian and paramilitary vessels, including modified roll on, roll off ferries.

The vulnerability is that it could be easily targeted by Taiwan’s HIMARS rockets dependent on prior air and sea dominance. What we know based on the Russians, that Russians are shooting down Himars like it, there ain’t no nothing to it. So, you know, I mean the Russians are easily going to parlay that information onto the Chinese. So this is the thing, you know, a lot of these countries who are basically being strung along in Taiwan looking what’s happening at Ukraine and how Trump, even though I don’t think, think what you’re seeing with the United States throwing Ukraine under the bus, as I’ve said for the longest time, no, the United States is not going to back out of NATO.

No, the United States is not going to renege on its commitment to Ukraine. It’s just not going to happen. Even though that’s all just for show. Okay? And it’s like a, I don’t know, just a false dichotomy being created to try to fool the Russians. But the Russians aren’t buying it, right? They’re trying to play this good cop, bad cop thing, but Putin’s not falling for it. Even if the Taiwan intelligence knows, they have to be wondering, are they going to screw us over next? I believe there was a senator who said that we will blow up the fabs, which are the chip fabrication facilities in Taiwan if it comes down to it.

And the Taiwanese government was like, what? Wait a minute, we didn’t agree to that. You’re going to destroy our multi billion trillion dollar industry that basically is the lifeblood of the future of humanity for AI and robotics and autonomous systems. Yeah, that’s not gonna fly, right? So this is why they’re trying to fast track and this is why the Taiwanese, I mean they gotta be, they gotta be asking themselves like, hey, why do they want us to come in onshore? What we are supposed to be the ones who specialize in? Because they’re gonna leave us out to dry when everything, when we are now obsolete because we’re building all these TSMC plants inside the United States.

So eventually, I think China’s preferable course of action would be to have some sort of embargo on Taiwan and install a puppet government. That’s the ideal situation. Because then you don’t have to expend obscene amounts of material and military manpower on what would likely be a very, very protracted bloody conflict. This is in Hanoi, in Vietnam and I believe right now across most of Asia, the price of gold is just, if you look on Google trends for purchasing gold or gold price in Asia, it is incredibly popular. Obviously Asia is a big 5 billion strong place, but these people are lining up to buy what they call a tail, which is 37.5 grams, that’s about 1.25 ounces for around 3900 USD, which is a bargain based on today’s price.

That’s basically spot price, more or less. And so people are lining up to buy gold. Now. This is Boston Dynamics Robot. Boston Dynamics have been making stuff. I gotta stand in front here because I don’t want this video to be like copyright struck or anything, but I can tell you that this is far and away the most advanced in terms of the organic nature of the movements and the range of motion. It is the most advanced robot that has ever been created. Far more advanced than that garbage Tin man thing that Tesla created, which is just teleoperated.

I mean they’ve been doing this for over 20 years. Big Dog, remember that big dog that the guy goes and kicks on the ice and it slips and it gets its balance back again. That’s been, that was like 20 years ago. So this is, this is scary, right? Because of course what’s going to happen to all the useless eaters after we’ve been made obsolete? Now fortunately they don’t have the nano dexterity yet. They have the gross movements, but they don’t have that nano dexterity. So we still got maybe a year or so before we’re totally expendable.

UK silver and gold imports, exports are through the roof. Record amounts of gold exports. And this is the discrepancy right here. So nearly a 2000 ton discrepancy on silver. Canada gold price is just, you know, the Canadian dollar is destroyed and they’re trying to put in another guy to destroy it even further. If Canadians vote for Mark Carney, it’s something that I recently came out with, recently as I told people that for the first time ever on the Channel, I’m endorsing a political candidate because he’s the only one that claims that he’s going to repeal these obscene gun laws and that’s Pierre Poliev.

So I officially endorse Pierre Poliev for Prime Minister of the country. But they want to put in Carney again and we’re going to have an election in the next month or so, and right now, $4,370 will only get you one ounce of gold. Now, to put it in perspective, okay, just about a year and a half ago, that would have got you 2 ounces of gold. That means that your money has the purchasing power from your money that has been lost in the last two years. In relation to gold, which is the fundamental universal standard, monetary standard above all else, beyond the dollar and everything else, it buys half as much as it once did.

Okay, so even The S&P 500, as Schiff was telling me today, the S&P 500 as measured in gold, is way down from what it was. I think it’s down like 60%. Okay, so the actual purchasing power, even if you’re seeing the nominal value in your bank accounts increase, it’s actually decreased. And so we’re actually all getting poorer. And how prescient is this image? We all just have to appreciate this image. I’m not saying that this is good, but I mean, how prophetic of an event to start off the year was this? I mean, you know, I’m not saying we live in a simulation.

I’m not saying it was a conspiracy, but when you see these Teslas burning around the country, I mean, nothing quite depicts that this is an iconic image. And not in the sense that it’s good. Again, I do not endorse this. I have a Tesla. I don’t want my Tesla, you know, lit on fire, that’s for sure. But I mean, this is just. Some things are just strange, you know. You know, and this, this says everything. This is America right now. And Canada is right there with you guys. And unfortunately, according to Pauly Market, they think, and this is the Poly market that successfully predicted that Kamala would be defeated.

They’re saying that they think that Mark Carney is going to beat Pierre Poliev by a pretty significant margin. Now, this is not an official poll. This is just people who are betting. And of course, there is a bit of a bias there. Typically, the bias is going to be towards the right because polymarket is something which is, I presume, more used by conservatives so far. But it could be a bit of a pessimism bias, too, wherein that they think that, you know, you know, the liberals are going to take it when they’re. Even though they’re not that popular.

It’s hard to say, but we might be stuck with this asshole for God knows how long. I forgot about this article. For all my Canadian viewers, the National Post put out an article back in the day a couple years ago, I think, about a secret RCMP report warning that Canadians may revolt once they realize how broke they are. Right from the get go. The report authors warn that whatever Canada’s current situation, it’ll probably deteriorate further in the next five years. And take a look at this. Okay? That article came out before here. And this is your purchasing power, okay? And they want to put in the same guy who was supporting the last guy.

So all I can say is buckle up if I’m not giving any financial advice on this channel, but understand that this is the purchasing power of your money. If you had money in savings and you’ve only been gaining like 4% or something on a GIC or, you know, savings account or whatever, you have it in, I mean, that’s your money. Where’s that money going? It’s into the ether. Basically, it’s whoever is first out the spigot with the money printer and the central bank, that’s who benefits because they can go and buy hard assets. So, yeah, your house didn’t double in price.

You’re not twice as rich. Sorry, boomers, you’re not twice as rich because that money is going to buy you that much less. And that’s just the breaks. Anyways, folks, I got to get going here, but if you want to support the channel, the best way to do that. Canadianpreparedness.com check out our series of Blue Strip videos that we’ve been releasing. I release about three or four of these videos a week. And on those videos, everybody’s like, hey, where’s the daily update on these videos? Like, everybody’s like, where’s all the prepping videos? Well, they’re there. They’re there.

YouTube just does not broadcast them. And I’m not going to say I’m losing my patience with YouTube, because I’m not necessarily. I understand that there’s ebbs and flows to things, and right now people are succumbing to numerous psychological biases that are preventing them from seeing the forest for the trees. And unfortunately, as is always the case every single time, when this situation deteriorates with Trump and Putin, which it will probably in the not so distant future, if they can’t temporize a little bit further, everybody’s going to be blowing my phone up saying, nate, I got to get that.

I got to get that. When the pandemic hit, to put in perspective, okay, the speed at which things sell out, especially online, is actually staggering. It’s. I can’t remember how many, you know, like gas masks and mirror safety at that period of time. I mean, those guys, they could have been billionaires if they had the inventory at the time. Because. Because every single person goes for what they need at once. And understand that the actual just in time delivery system, what you see in the grocery store, okay, that is based on maybe a thousand customers a day, maybe more than that.

Like, depending on what grocery store it is. Right now, the amount of people in that area that those grocery stores serve is probably like 30, 40,000 a day. So imagine all those people converging on once how fast this just in time delivery system, which is highly efficient. When everything is functioning smoothly, you don’t have to keep inventory in the back. Right? That’s why it’s so great. You don’t have to keep all that excess stock on hand because it’s just in time. Right? Well, everybody goes for the exits at once and it’s complete pandemonium and its fist fights over toilet paper.

Only this time, it’s going to be for things that actually matter. So don’t be deceived by all the false promises and the hype. Nothing has changed. Trump and Putin are frenemies at best, and the situation will deteriorate immediately once they can no longer temporize. All right, thanks for watching, my friends. Take care.
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