For instance, a high-tech duel of the 21st century. Let them identify a target in Kiev, concentrate all their air defense and missile defense systems there, and then we will strike it with an Ereshnik. And let’s see what happens. We’re ready for such an experiment. Is the other side ready, said Putin? Well, they didn’t get an answer. The silence was deafening, right? And then after one or two days, what we saw was a hypersonic missile launched from Yemen. And of course, the hoodies aren’t developing hypersonic missiles. They don’t have that technology. So somebody would have given it to them or would have put the missile there and probably launched it themselves, probably Russian techs or whatever.

But we don’t know if a hypersonic missile is Russian or a Chinese jet. Does it matter? I mean, we’re trying to pick a war with both of these countries at the same time. But they fired it at Tel Aviv, 1,300 miles away. And the Iron Dome was not able to stop it. And so in a sense, that was a technological duel to show that they had technological superiority. This imbalance is the type of thing that everybody’s always been worried about. And of course, the other part of the question is, I think it kind of shows who the aggressors are here.

I point out many times the TSA isn’t capable of defending with the tactics that they use. Actually, it actually makes airport security worse if you stop and think about it. Many people have said it publicly who are experts, they say, if you bunch everybody together, an entrance and guess what? If you got a terrorist, just like we saw at the Christmas market, if everybody’s bunched together at the entrance, that can be a devastating attack right there before anybody goes through security. It’s far more devastating to get them at the TSA bottleneck that is there.

We’ve seen that at churches that have been attacked by Islamic terrorists. People queued up to go through the TSA-style security, and that’s where they put the bomber, right? So if there was a threat, and we know that there’s not a threat because in 2011, as part of a lawsuit, the TSA published on their lawsuit, they redacted it, but somebody made a mistake and they put up the unredacted copy first, and then they corrected it after a few hours, and we could see what they redacted, and what they redacted was that in 2011, they said there was no threat to airports or airplanes.

Well, we know that because if there had been a threat, then we would have seen a lot of attacks because that is not an effective defense against it, and so we don’t have an effective defense against this hypersonic missile, and I think we can kind of see who the aggressors are, or at least who wants to continue the war. In spite of the fact that we’re at a technological disadvantage, we have the Pentagon and the Congress, both parties, want to continue to push this war. For the longest time, Joel Skousen has been coming on my program even before I had the independent program, and saying that the plan by the American establishment was to push into a nuclear war, and that they believe that they could survive, they and their bunkers, they could survive the first wave of attacks, and that they could prevail whatever that means in a nuclear war context.

But he said they wanted that, and it certainly looks like it. Now that they don’t have a technological advantage, they continue to push it. So Putin suggested the results of such a duel be of great interest to both Russia and the US, whose air defense systems are currently operating in Ukraine. But of course, World War III is not going to be fought with conventional weapons. And if, you know, 15 hypersonic missiles can take out our 10 aircraft carriers in the first 20 minutes of a conflict. That’s right. Just like, you know, the battleships, they all got sunk in Pearl Harbor, and that was not really the weapon that was going to be decisive in the Second World War.

It’s going to be the aircraft carrier. And now the aircraft carriers are very vulnerable to this. The tanks, these tanks that cost ten million dollars worth, they’re very vulnerable to cheap drones. That’s what we’ve seen in Ukraine. Ukraine has been a harbinger, it’s been a testing ground for all this stuff. And it’s not looking good when we look at how this is going to roll out. As a matter of fact, the drones have been so decisive. They just had an episode, a hundred North Korean soldiers killed in Ukraine, and one battle.

And what is so horrific about this is, and we’ve seen these pictures, we’ve seen Russian drones killing Ukrainian soldiers, we’ve seen Ukrainian drones killing Russian soldiers and hunting them down. I think back to the Vietnam War. I grew up, I was, you know, they ended the war just as I was graduating from high school. But I knew a lot of older people who got drafted, sent into that war, older than me. And I remember how public opinion turned against that war as Walter Cronkite would every night read the list of people who had died.

And I think that is important. Those people’s lives were important. What were they dying for? What was the purpose of the Vietnam War? It’s a very cynical Robert McNamara and Pentagon. They didn’t care anything about the lives of those soldiers. Again, they were using it, number one, as a live fire exercise, number two, as a test of weapon stuff. They were not trying to win the war. They won all the battles, but then after they won the battle, they would turn it back over to the enemy. It was absolutely insane what they were doing.

It made no sense, just like our foreign policy right now. Makes no sense. Our war policy makes no sense. But by listing these people’s names, and isn’t it interesting, Walter Cronkite came under a lot of fire from the people pushing this war, came under a lot of fire for doing that. But what do we have at the Vietnam War Memorial? We have a list of names that are there. And every night he would read the names. Now, think about this in the future war. Because as we see these drones that are being remotely piloted, so they’re transmitting video back, and that video is being captured, recorded, and publicized.

And we’ve seen over and over again the nightmare scenario of these drones filming their victims, up close and personal, right? This is not, you know, dropping bombs on cities and killing, you know, tens of thousands of people or whatever. It’s not that kind of long-distance warfare where you don’t see faces. With the drone stuff, it’s one-on-one. And as it hunts these people down and you see them in their desperation, throwing stuff at the drone or trying to hide in the forest or whatever, you see their face at the very last moment before the drone comes in and blows up and stops transmission.

Now think about how devastating that’s going to be in a future war where the enemy is putting out not just the names of people, but you’re going to see these American soldiers in the last moments before they are killed. You’re going to see their faces as they desperately tried to escape this drone. That’s what’s coming in the future war. And it’s going to be an interesting dynamic to see if these warmongers can keep their wars up with that kind of stuff happening. So you had a hundred North Korean soldiers and the Ukrainians were using the drones to wipe them out, so the North Korean troops have become a burden to their Russian allies because they don’t know anything about drones.

And so they wiped out this group of North Korean soldiers in this battle and then the Ukrainians were able to film the Russians trying to hide their identity by burning the faces of the North Korean dead beyond recognition. It truly is horrific what is happening there on both sides. And so they want to try to hide those faces to keep people from understanding what is going on with it. That’s right boys and girls. There’s a post-election sale on silver and gold. Trump euphoria has caused a dip in silver and gold. It’s time to buy some metals with fiat dollars before they come to their sense.

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