Thu Episode #2225: The Case for War In Iran Is Collapsing

it all. We're going to take a look at that. Meanwhile, we had yesterday Ram Paul on fire himself in a confirmation hearing. It's Mark Wayne Mullen, the guy that Trump wants to run ICE, is shown to be a thug, a bully, just like the rest of the people that Trump picks, especially the ones that he wants to run his standing armies foreign and domestic. He's another war peak. And then the Federal Reserve did not raise interest rates. He said we had zero jobs created, as stagflation already

set in. I think we're going to have inflation regardless of what the FED does with interest rates. I think the nations are going to let it run so they can monetize the debt. When we talk about the impact on goal, because a lot of people are looking at what happens to gold. So that's what we've got on the agenda today. We're going to try to get through this quickly. Before we start, though, there was some CIA

weather control files that have now been reduced. Yeah, those documents, not the Epstein documents, but the ones that talked about Kim trails. Yeah, this goes back to the Vietnam War. This goes back to Lyndon Johnson, and as we talked about many times, it was a general I forget the guy's name. I didn't look it up again. I've talked about it many times. The guy who was given an award for altering the weather as part of the Vietnam War, given an award by LBJ. And so they had a

couple of projects CIA projects. One of them was Project storm Fury, the other one was Project Popeye. Got a lot of projects coming from the deep state, the CIA, And of course you had the quote that's famous from LBJ, He who controls the weather will control the world. Yeah, and controlling history and controlling speech. And these people are control freaks about everything. And so there was a letter as part of the documents from Lyndon Johnson expressing support

for the activities. In nineteen sixty two speech when he was vice president, he remarked made that quote, he controls the weather, will control the world. So Project storm Fury was an experimental effort at tempted to weaken hurricanes by seating clouds with silver eyed eyde Think about the fact that they've been working on this for sixty some odd years, right, what do you think they're capable of doing? Now? This has been an open secret, and of course they very

much want to push back. Oh, Kim drew the ultimate conspiracy theory, right, Well, they were. They've always been working on ways that they can modify the weather. KEM. Trell's frequently dismissed as a conspiracy theory, but RFK Jr. Has jumped in on it. He says they're real likely orchestrated by DARPA. Yeah, caused by materials mixed into commercial jet fuel other issues involved in that. Of course, don't expect them to do anything about it, just like he's not

going to do anything about the vaccines. But you know what he's doing is he is embracing this and talking about it. But when it comes to action, whether or not he can do anything is one issue. Whether or not he will even try as another. As a matter of fact, when we look at the vaccines, it's not just the COVID vaccine in the mRNA that RFK Junior is really not stopping. What needs to be done is we need to get rid of this nineteen eighty six

Childhood Vaccine Immunity Act that's there. And here's a good example. This is reported by the Children's Health Defense. They have stayed on target even while RFK Junior is playing his own personal political games. Routine vaccines paralyzed their toddler. This is the child, Travis is just about a month older than your son is right now, and he was given routine vaccines and all of a sudden, he's not moving anymore, getting very irritated. So they start trying to figure out

what's happening. And after a short period of time, I had some physicians say, well, I think it's reaction to the vaccines, autoimmune reaction. And so that was in twenty and thirteen. They fought the system for eleven years to try to get any compensation. He's been paralyzed. Now he's in a wheelchair, paralyzed from the waist down and has many other issues as well, autoimmune diseases and things like that,

and it has taken them eleven years. You get approval for a payout, and that's doesn't you know, a compensation is needed, but it doesn't restore him to what he was. And as they pointed out, this whole system, this childhood vaccine system, is designed to make you quit. That's exactly why they want to. They want to wear you out with the process of this and hold the vaccine companies that are harming children. Just think about this. You know, we talk about how outrageous it was that they would

target school sloppy work. You could say, right, they're target to school and kill one hundred and sixty seventy kids. Trump did far more than that with his vaccine, probably his COVID vaccine that he's so proud of. He killed far more children than that, and they're still dying with sudden death heart attacks, Meyer car it's some long term effects of that. And so just imagine what these people do. They don't care about you and I. They don't care

about children. People like Trump will sexually abuse them. He will put out programs that kill them, injure them for life, paralyze them, even to the extent that Maga thinks that he's going to protect children from this psychological gas lighting, mutilation, and sterilization. No. No, if the parents want to do it, that's fine. Does not protect children, doesn't protect us. None of this national security stuff is about our protection. It's

about what they're doing. Look the people who are involved, who started this war, a bunch of real estate dealers. What does that tell you about this whole war in Iran? We're going to talk about that coming up. I think it's a real estate deal. Frankly, shortly after receiving the flu in pneumonia and DTP shot, they became fussy, suffered from fever, decreased energy levels. He stopped crawling, playing, he

started throwing food. Said. While many practicing physicians and specialists suggested that he may have a genetic predisposition that his vaccinations exacerbated, retired physicians who were likely more at liberty to speak freely about vaccines, cold family members that vaccine poisoning was a likely cause. And so this is where we are in our society. This is the kind of criminality that we have. And as I said, there was

a very long article. I didn't go into it and discuss it in detail on the program, but just to summarize that it was done by a physician who was on during the COVID stuff. He said he had four thousand interviews on TV and it's pretty amazing that he was out. I never had heard of him before. But he said that all this subtle science stuff and the intimidation that was there throughout. He said, we'd never seen

this before. We always had people who were free to speak their mind and free to make a case for the appropriate treatment or what the cause of a disease was. Except that was all shut down. Never seen anything like that before. And you know why it was shut down because of money. That's the way it happens. Everybody said, oh, Trump didn't do it, it was the bad Democrat governors that

did it. Well, the Republican governors were just as bad, and they were doing this because they were funded in the hospitals that were killing people at the beginning of this. That's the real pandemic, the ventilators, the rendezovira and things like that. That's the real pandemic, folks. And they were paid to kill people. And that's the way we got into this situation. When you get corporations, all they care about is money and they'll be more than happy to

kill us for money. Whether you're talking about big pharma, big hospital, or whether you're talking about the military industrial complex or big agriculture. You know, big agriculture just wants to be able to produce stuff that looks like food. They don't care if it's got poison in it or not. So yeah, bring on the gliphas that we can produce more of the stuff and put on the shelves and make money. We don't care if it hurts you. This

is the way these people operate. Well, we're going to take a quick break when we come back, we're going to take a look at the back and forth fight about what Joe Kent said and is there an imminent threat? Was there an imminent threat? This is the big issue that's been going on for thirty some odd years. We had Benjamin Netanyahu telling us that there was an eminent threat and now so that is still the issue that is being discussed. We're going to take a quick break, will be right back.

opening statement. And so my question is, as you're here to present the ICs assessment of threats, was it the assessment of the intelligence community that, as the White House claimed on March first, there was a quote imminent nuclear threat posed by the Iranian regime.

men and women can't put Trump de Gumpty together again. Right, It is like forced Gump. You know, for thirty five years you had BB telling us that a nuclear bomb and new threat was eminent. He was lying. Then Trump is lying now. And of course, uh, Trump had this to say about previous presidents. He thinks basically out of his own mouth. Trump thinks that Trump should be impeached.

that I read. And so he said, the President, I promise you has a bevy of material that if he told you right now, you would come to the eminent threat conclusion in a snap. As Dan Bongino was pushing back against Joe Kent, the eminent threat was probably a threat from net to get money withheld from Trump. Look after Bongino lied about the Epstein documents, who would believe anything he has to say?

to stop and say, here's what we actually know. So I'd like now if we could just to play one of the statements that you alluded to, and that's from Marco Rubio, the Secretary State, And this was shortly after this war commenced, and he was explaining in it, as has this happened in a thoughtful, precise way. Why here's Secretary State Marco Rubio.

there where we could have done several different things. We could have simply said to the Israelis, know you will not and if you do, then we will take something away from you. I think that it's fine that we offer defense to Israel, but when we're providing the means for their defense, we get to dictate the terms of when they go on the offensive. Otherwise they stand to

lose that relationship. In the Israels, there's Raelis felt in Bolden that no matter what they did, no matter what situation they put us in, that they could go ahead and take this action and we would just have to react.

a lot more intelligence than he did. Yeah, right, he said, I had access to just about everything, and including the Epstein stuff, which he told you lies about. And you come to the conclusion that the Israelis did it there was no eminent threat here. Really, how could you come to the conclusion, he said that the Israelis could do it. Well, it's based on not just what Joe Kent knows, but as he pointed out, it was made easy for him because you had Marco Rubio explain it to everybody. He said,

here's what's going on. If they say we're going to attack and we don't really care what happens to you, and they said, well, we had to join in because they were going to do it. We don't have any control over them. They control us. Bon Gino listed reasons that Iran posed a threat. So they've got anti ship ballistic missiles. Yeah, is that a threat. Israel's got them

as well, so's the US, so do most country. They've got a drone program, so to most countries now at this point, and they have enriched nuclear material and they shout death to America. Well, I've heard Netanyahu shout death to Iran for thirty some odd years, and he's finally gotten it because he's finally gotten a puppet regime in Washington that will do whatever he demands. Then you've got Rick Garnell. Rick Garnell is an interesting character. He was

their ambassador to LGBT. But he's the guy that in Trump's first regime he had the job of Tultsey Gabbard. You got to wonder about this Director of National Intelligence position because after being the DNI in Trump's first regime, Trump put him in charge of the Kennedy Center. So he goes it goes from being d and I to head of the Kennedy Center theater. And I guess that's

true because this is all just theater, isn't it. All this national security stuff, all this stuff about, oh, we have threats that are imminent and we got to do something about it. It's all just theater. And so he says. Rick Garnell says, I don't have any patients for these people who don't like the policy and don't want to implement the policy. He said, Joe Kent just needed to quote,

shut up and salute. So if the president's going to tell us a lie about weapons of mass destructure, if he's going to tell us a lie about eminent threats, you need to shut up and salute, and you need to lie along with him, just like Chelsea Gabbert. Did you know that's what we're getting from our D and I people under the Trump administrations? He said, The problem is we've got a lot of people in Washington with big egos. He's got the biggest ego in Washington. You

think that's right, President Gump. And so yeah, he he's got ego nomics, he's got ego politics. He doesn't do geopolitics, he does ego politics. He says, I don't mind that Joe Kent. I don't think that Joe Kent should be surprised at where the president of the United States is going. Well, I would agree. I mean, I sussed this guy out for what he was in twenty twenty. But what about

the campaign promises that Trump had made that shouldn't surprise anybody. Well, Glenn Greenwall says a nine to eleven like mass casualty attack could trigger permanent emergency measures and he points back to nine to eleven, and it's like, well, and he says, you know, we have this permanent hangover from nine to eleven, you know, Homeland security and the Patriot Act and all

the rest of this stuff. It's like, yeah, and you might also want to take a look at what Trump did with COVID because, as I said before, the pandemic mcguffin and the whole idea that they could lock us down for whenever they decide there's some kind of they declare a phony emergency. They don't have to doesn't have to be real. They have the power to lock us down. They've been putting these pieces in places in place for

a very long time. And Dark Winter, which was a wargame plan, that was exactly what Trump did in twenty twenty. They did that two months before nine to eleven. Then they did a real attack of anthrax, but it was likely it was a false flag attack and it looks like it came from the CIA. They were the only ones who had that kind of anthrax, and of course the FBI covered that up for the CIA. That's their purpose. The FBI is Feds blocking investigations, especially when those investigations

would show what the federal government is doing. And so they continue to practice that for twenty years and then they rolled it out. These things are all part of taking absolute totalitarian control over our society. And everything that Trump does is emergency. Everything he declares it to be an emergency, whether it is or not, and then that allows him to completely avoid following the law of the

constitution anything. And he dares people then to take him to court, and that takes a very long time.

Mark Waynemullen, because that's the real subtext there, folks. The Trump is looking for people like Mark Wayne. He's looking for people like Warpeat. These are people who will do whatever, he says, who are spoiling for a fight, their brawlers, their thugs, their bullies, and he wants people like that to run the military. He wants people like that to run his federal police, the domestic Standing Army. Greenwall laid

out a sombering, sobering scenario. He said a mash casualty attacks on US soil could trigger sweeping emergency measures that, once imposed, become fixtures of life, just as the Patriot Act did. After nine to eleven, the conversation opened with Greenwall addressing a noticeable imbalance and what passes for acceptable criticism in public life. He said, it's interesting that there's no criticism of our country that is banned or even discouraged.

But you can't criticize one particular foreign country. Right as ziel saying goes, whn't know who controls you. You look at who you're not allowed to criticize. So we have an occupied government. Just as Carrie pre Gene Baller said, he said, if you can't criticize a foreign government, then that country is in charge. What other conclusion should I

draw from that? I can't really provide you with any other option, And so he said, I feel like there was already an attack in the US, that Austin shooting, but we haven't heard much about it, but it seemed pretty clearly linked to the Iran war. Well, they're going to come up with something that is bigger, so he said. Patriot Act was this radical, extremist, un American law that we needed. Supposedly in the wake of nine to eleven. They assured us, Oh, don't worry, it'll be temporary. Well,

here we are twenty twenty six. It's part of the woodwork, and nobody even talks about it anymore. That's how quickly these things get normalized. Yeah, just like the pandemic measures that Trump did, And whether or not the stuff gets put into enshrined into law or regulations, it still gets enshrined into people's minds. You still have this overturned window that has been moved, the normalization of universal basic income, the normalization and being able to lock us all down

just like that. And when you look at what is happening with cars, it's not just gasoline, it's the insurance, it's the mandated regulations on automobiles. They've become unaffordable. They're going to squeeze us out of cars. If we don't push back. There needs to be some move at the state level, just like people in Wyoming tried to do

with the gun control laws. They said, we're not going to allow any gun control here in Wyoming, and of course you have the Republican governor pushing back on that, and he's now pushedshing back on. He also had the Republican legislature in Wyoming set up a gold reserve, and the Republican governor's pushing back on that. He doesn't want you to have guns. He doesn't want you to have gold. And you bet that these people don't want us to have cars either. Cars need to be something we need

to do the opposite of what California has done. California is trying to ban cars nationwide. Because they are such a large market, they can do that. We need to pick the other direction. We need to encourage automotive freedom and liberty and mobility.

to run Ice as we have seen. And ram Paul was question saying why somebody who's got, as he puts it, anger issues should be put in charge of Ice and border patrol, As if we don't know that's exactly what Trump wants. He wants a civil war.

nearly two hundred shots at our congressional baseball practice. I'll never forget Steve's calise, valiantly trying to drag his body away as the gunman continued. Later that year, a trump hating fellon attacked me from behind in my yard. I was just straightening up from picking up a tree limb. I was wearing noise cancelation headphones, so I'm coming running pell.

to stop all funding for refugee welfare programs. Instead of explaining your vote to continue these welfare programs for refugees, you decided to transfer the blame. You told the media that I was a freaking snake and that you completely understood why I had been assaulted. I was shocked that would justify and celebrate this violent assault that caused me

so much pain in my family, so much pain. I just wonder if someone who applauds violence against their political opponents is the right person to lead an agency that has struggled to accept limits to the proper use of force. You might argue you were mad and upset about being confronted by your constituents. The Senator, all your constituents are justifiably upset with you. By now, most of America knows that the Somali welfare fraud in Minnesota stole over nine billion dollars.

the proper example for Ice and Border Patrol agents. Explain to the American public how a man who has no regrets about brawling in a Senate committee consider a proper example for over two hundred and fifty thousand men and women who work at the Department of Homeland Security.

these other institutions. And I had pointed out before that not only did they not even reduce this program, let alone stop it, but they nearly doubled it. They went from five billion dollars to Trump just put it in at eleven billion. He did this as all of this stuff is happening with the Somali fraud. They nearly double it. So we're going to give eleven billion dollars to more people like the Smalies to come in. I don't know if they're expecting Ukrainian mafia people to come in next

or what the purpose of that was. Mark Wayne Mullen voted to not only not reduce it, but to increase it, and so his consistuents were angry with him, and then he basically attacked ran Paul for introducing a bill to stop the welfare magnet. He doesn't want to stop the welfare magnet. He wants people to come here so they can have an excuse to have a totalitarian federal police force to bully people. And so again the real solution is welfare magnet. And he is against stopping any aspect

of the welfare magnet. And he attacked ran and so this is that was just the introduction to the hearing because Ram Paul is the chairman of the hearing. And then it got to the point where they had their back and forth.

Security should not even exist. And he wants to put a thug like Mark Wayne Mullen in as the person who's going to run. That absolutely inappropriate, But that's characterization of the entire Trump regime you have, And Culture said in an op ed piece here she said, how can any Republican vote to confirm Mark Wayne Mullen. I don't understand, and certainly I don't think the Democrats are going to

vote to confirm him, a long time immigration hawk. Culture later added, amazingly, DHS nominee Mark Wayne Mullen voted against cutting welfare for non citizens not years ago, that was his vote this month. They still don't want to stop the welfare magnet. And of course, as you've got people who are pushing for just these thuggish tactics of ICE on the street, it is the reality is not that

they're getting the worst of the worst out there. The Reason talks about this, they point out that seventy three percent of the people that ICE has picked up don't have any criminal record. As a matter of fact, do you remember the guy we used to play this clip a lot sheriff Moonpie.

please do us a favor and kill them. He's a pretty conservative judge, but he's not about rounding up all the people that are here that have not committed crime. He said, we don't have that's a couple of lifetimes worth of work to do that. We need to focus on the people who are criminals, who are committing crimes.

And so there was a council of Florida law enforcement leaders appointed to advise on the state's hardline immigration policies, but instead of calling for a pathway for citizenship or certain immigrants who entered the country illegally, Polk County Sheriff Grady Jed said that while he had no problems working with federal authorities to deport illegal immigrants with criminal records, he was concerned about stories from constituents about long time

residents who had been brought to the US illegally as children and who had no other criminal record, but were detained while checking in at ice Field offices. And this is happening because again Trump put out quotas for these people. So they're going in for the low hanging fruit. Somebody's going in trying to get their paperwork together. Let's just pick him up when they have their appointment. We do not have to try to find him on the streets, he says, while Congress sits on their hands and does

nothing about this. We're on the ground floor with this day in and day out. We're looking in the eyes of these folks that, yes, came here inappropriately, but some came here inappropriately only to do better for themselves and their families. And again, cut off the welfare. But Mark Wayne Mullen doesn't want to cut off the welfare. That's what I've said. The problem is the welfare. He doesn't want that. He wants to have a reason to fight,

just like Trump. That's why Trump has picked somebody like him. So Grady Judd held a press conference on Tuesday to clarify his position he stressed that he fully supports the Trump administration and ICE, but he didn't back down from his position that immigrants who entered the country illegally but otherwise lived as law abiding, contributing members of society said

should have a path to citizenship. He's a very notably conservative judge and a longtime ally of Ron de Santis, often appearing with the governor press conferences to tout the Santas's criminal justice policies. In fact, he has been the subject of numerous critical Reason stories over the years for his office's dubious human trafficking stings and his questionable statements, such as claiming on Fox and Friends that marijuana is

quote killing people every day across the US. So he's a drug warrior and he's got some issues for and Recess called him out on that. But still, this is a bridge too far, even for somebody who's a drug warrior, even for somebody who is a conservative sheriff. And the comments are awkward because DeSantis has positioned Florida as one of the Trump administration's strongest allies and its mass deportation campaign.

DeSantis has made cooperating with federal immigration authorities mandatory for county and local officials under threat of him DeSantis removing them from office. For example, Party attorney Florida Attorney General James Untermeyer recently sent a letter to the mayor of Tampa warning that DeSantis would quote remove the mayor from office unless the city rescinded a policy banning the Tampa Police Department from participating in broad immigration sweeps such as

construction site raids and traffic checkpoints. And so the city quickly rewrote its policy. And I don't agree with that either. I think we need to have a separation of powers, certainly in Washington and certainly between Washington and the States, and even within the States. I don't like this kind of thuggish behavior from Ronda Santa's. This is another black mark against Rononda Santa's. He got several things right. He was early on in terms of identifying the issue with

the CBDC and a solution for it. And he's been there with some other issues like that, some pro life issues. But remember he went to Israel to sign a censorship bill. Don't talk about this foreign government. So the guy is completely owned. And then he has the same kind of attitude in terms of Donald Trump and so the reason is saying this sheriff, even though he's conservative, he's standing his ground on this, and he's absolutely right. If somebody's

a criminal, absolutely deport them. They shouldn't be released in the first place. This is one of the things that we say, well, here's this guy who's got a long criminal record and he's out on the streets. Why is that. So we need to stop the welfare magnet. And then we also need to fix our government court system. It's the government that is letting these people loose. They came in once, but when you look at somebody who has a long wrap sheet, that means that our own government

is releasing them repeatedly. Right, these catch and release programs, you need to release them into another country is what you need to do. But they're not doing that. And so the problem when you look at immigration, the problem really is one that needs to be reformed. And rather than sending out a bunch of thugs, thuggish cops that are going to pick fights with people kill people on the streets. Instead of that, why don't you keep the criminals locked up? Why don't you get rid of the

criminals deport them out of the country. That would be the rational thing to do, but they're not going to do that. Judd said law enforcement should continue focusing on undocumented immigrants who commit crimes. He said, otherwise, there's two lifetimes worth of work for law enforcement to deal with. There's so many people that are here at this point in time. Well, we're going to take a quick break and we will be right back there.

make nitrogen based fertilizer. One half of all globally traded sulfur and one third of all globally traded nitrogen fertilizer passes through the Strait of Hormoves. But it's worse than that, because they're going after the facilities that actually produce the stuff that they then transit through the Strait of Hormos to produce the chemicals needed to grow much of the plant's crops. Natural gas is broken down to extract hydrogen, which is combined with nitrogen to make ammonia and then

mixed with other elements carbon dioxide. For example. All told, nearly a third of global trade for nitrogen fertilizer passes through the Straight of Hormuz, which almost half of the world's sulfur essential and producing phosphate fertilizers also travels through

the corridor. But it's worse than just not being able to get the stuff through, because we had yesterday, actually two days ago, we had Israel and its puppet, the Trump regime, attacked a natural large natural gas facility that is co owned by Iran and cutter our ally supposed

an ally, what are they doing that for? And that is absolutely insane that you're going to attack something that is vital and essential for world production of a fertilizer and something that is co owned by one of our allies. But that's what Israel is doing now. Israel wants to burn the world down, and there's a reason for that, I believe. I believe that they want to take the entire Middle East, and one of the ways that you

do that is to destroy their economies. That makes it very viable, but it's going to destroy everybody's economies here. Fertilizer producers in other countries we be forced to shut down if they're not able to get the liquefied natural gas that normally comes to them to the state of Hormeos. But see, even if they were to open up the Strait of Hormoz, if Israel and Iran just destroy all

of these different facilities that produce the natural gas. If they destroy the facilities that are the oil refineries, the oil wells, the ports, and all the rest of this stuff, it doesn't matter if the strait is open. If they destroy the means of production, we have a long wait before we could even get that back up again, even after all the hostilities stop. In Virginia, a farmer named John Boyd recently admitted to NBC News that local dealers are telling him we can't get the fertilizer that we

need at this time of year, they'll call them. A farm Bureau says, we're really facing a worst case scenario. The war in Iran has led to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping route not only for oil and gas, but also for fertilizers needed to produce the world's food. And yet Israel and the US just bombed one of the facilities that produces a fertilizer.

That's how insane this is all becoming. So we have, as the Trump administration said, glyphaset is essential, and we're going to compel the production of glyphast, and we're going to give them legal immunity from the cancer that it causes so many people.

Fertilizer that would normally be traveling through the straighth hor moves is not going to be getting the hands of farmers around the world in the middle of April, and so this is going to lead to more Donald Gump supply chain disruptions. It's not just not being able to ship it, but it's being able to make it. Or the New American is writing about as well, raising the risk of food inflation and worsening global hunger. You think

Trump cares about any of that. So again, American farmers always going to be taking a beating from the guy they love, Donald Trump, whether it's the terraces now, the fertilizer and the diesel fuel that they need to run their tractors and bucks. All of this Trump is focused on making sure. Of course he'll look out for the big agg producers, but the little guys, you know, just like Hillary Clinton said, I can't be bothered all of

you under capitalized small businesses. If you can't handle this by printing money on Wall Street, we don't really care about you. Core agricultural inputs, including urea, ammonia, sulfur, nitrogen phosphates, have surged in price as the war disrupts shipping through the strait over moves. The timing is critical despite comes during spring planting. Business Insider notes that nearly half of

global urea and sulfur shipments move through the Strait. About twenty percent of natural gas used for nitrogen fertilizers also transits the region, According to the Fertilizer Institute, this creates a clear bottleneck, and when transit slows, supply contracts very quickly and input costs rise. And again, all of this stuff was written before Israel in the United States attacked the places that produce it. This is just about transporting it.

Katherine Austin Fitz has already dubbed this economic effect COVID two point oh. Again, when you have Trump two point oh, you're going to get COVID two point oh. Everything is about destroying our global supply chain. Everything the man has done, whether you're talking about these ridiculous terrorifts that he put

on his tariff tantrums that he had, she said. She questioned Katherine Austin fits question whether the prolonged blockades really rooted in America's inability to solve it, implying the a degree of intent. She also stressed the timing of cuts to food assistance programs by the Trump administration, raising concerns about how such decisions intersect with a rapidly worsening global supply shock. She said, the federally domestic and international food

assistant systems are unconstitutional. Yet the reality is that millions have become dependent upon them, and so now you pull that away from them if you want conflict and chaos for your great reset. Global supply chains are being disrupted yet again. Food systems are coming under pressure yet again, Trump two point zero, just like you did the first time. Prices for essentials are rising to conserve energy. Some countries

and firms are reintroducing remote work policies. The situation may be used as an excuse to shut down and impose other forms of control, said Katherine austen Fitz, and she's absolutely right about that. Well, let's take a look at the policies of President Gump. Are low iq President. This is an up ed piece from the Bulwark said, you won't believe Trump's dumbest iran mistake. As a matter of fact, He's got a lot of them. We could spend a

lot of time on these things. I mean, even when you've got people like John Bolton who loved war, like Lindsey Graham, complaining about it.

but they'll close the Straight of horror moves. So, both politically and militarily, I think this should have been done earlier, among other things that should have been done differently. But right now I don't think there's any choice, and I don't think the regime wants to negotiate at all this. They see this as an existential threat. There proving to the world what we already knew that they could close

the Strait, and that would cause economic trouble. And the way to open the strait is just to continue to do what we're doing militarily until the conditions make it safe to go through.

this war. They never know what they're going to do next. They're just going to have to see what comes out of the box. The Pandora's box. Actually well as a Bullwark points out, stupid moves, not just securing the straight of her moves, but even when you look at mine sweepers, he said, low grade reports about Iran mining the straight of her moves. He says, I'm skeptical about this for two reasons. First of all, these claims seem to come from some American officials, and he said they're no longer

a trustworthy source of information. But secondly, it's not in Iran's interest to lay minds, not yet, he said, because mines are a dead man's switch. Iran is currently looking to strike side deals for passage with China. They want to allow some like China and others to go through, so by relying on drones and missiles to close the straight, retains the flexibility to offer selective passage, which gives it

both a bargaining chip and a wedge. Once mines are deployed, that strategic avenue is cut off and the strait is closed semi permanently. For that reason, deploying mines is a strategic escalation, the economic equivalent of a tactical nuke. I would expect Iran to hold that card in reserve, but he said still, he said, making it mining the strait of her moves is the single biggest danger America faced heading into any conflict with Iran. How did the commander

in chief plan to deal with it? Well? He said. Six months ago, the Navy decommissioned it's four Adventure class mine sweepers that had been stationed in Bahrain. Precisely to deal with Iranian mines in the Strait of hor Moves. And that's six months ago, and he said it gets even dumber. Those four final American mine sweep left the theater in mid January, while war planning for this current

operation was already underway. And of course we can look at just the strategic patrol mus are, the fact that they go to war with it forty percent empty. They had absolutely no idea, no strategic plans for any of this stuff. Well, there was an interesting op ed piece on Asia Times saying that Iran may be where the US led world order ends. American hegemony is unraveling in real time as Iran strikes Gulf States and US security

guarantees proved to be hollow. Yeah, the regime that Trump may be changing might be his own.

produce stability and keep peace and keep everything moving. And yet everything that Donald Trump has done has been designed to throw monkey wrenches into that machinery that was set up to produce prosperity and peace, especially for the Gulf States. And that's what this war has done. And so their point is is that, you know, just as the the Golf States were the key support for the petro dollar,

it's also the key support for their American empire. And I say their American empire because I don't want anything to do with it, and I don't think most Americans want an empire. I think we'd be happy to see it collapse. Except for the economic costs that's going to be imposed on US when the petro dollar does collapse. The region possesses vast oil reserves, and they're now in the process of destroying that because of the wishes of Israel.

The strategic bargain was that Golf states would get security protection and a region that was marked by geopolitical rivalry, the US would secure both energy stability and financial influence. And yet what is happening now, Well, now the US is attacking major petro production facilities along with Israel, even as Iran threatens, you destroy anything that we've got here, We're going to set the whole place on fire, and they've already proceeded to start doing that as of today.

One major concern relates to diplomatic trust. Negotiations between the US and Iran were ongoing in Oman when the first strike occurred. Again, treachery, perfidy. How can you trust Packs Americana when they operate like Israel. Legitimacy of this operation has been widely debated. Reportedly, it lacked formal authorization from the US Congress, no approval from the UN Security Council.

And of course this is even worse than Panetta, right, even Leon panetto when in that exchange with Jeff Sessions, Jeff Sessions said, well, you have put troops in Syria without talking to us. All right, Well, we will consult with our allies. We'll talk to NATO, we'll talk to are you and people we'll get We'll let you know what we decide. He goes, Oh, that's not the way the constitution work. She got to get Congress's approval first. Well, senator,

will let you know what we decide. Trump is acting even without going to the UN or to NATO, not that he should, but he doesn't care what anybody thinks. And then when he gets into trouble, he starts calling out like help, mister wizard, I want to go home. You know. It's so he's calling for help. And then when they say go pound sand, then he starts threatening them through NATO. That's the way this president operates. So he's even worse than Lion Leon Panetta. So Ron's retaliatory

actions have targeted infrastructure and strategic locations associated with Gulf States. Meanwhile, we do whatever BB wants. Whatever. Miriam Adelson and the other Zionist billionaires have paid Trump hundreds of millions of dollars to do so for decades. American strategy in West Asia arrested on three pillars, containing Iran, maintaining the petro dollar system, and guaranteeing the security of golf partners. Well.

The foundation of this system is now crumbling. The strike in Iran has raised serious questions about both the credibility and the sustainability of US leadership in the region. One major concern relates to the diplomatic trust and the betrayal of the perfidy of saying, because that's the perfidy is actually the legal term for what the US and Israel

did with these negotiations in Oman. They had a very detailed, very thorough agreement that would have stopped any possible nuclear construction from the Iranian side, But that's not what Israel wanted. They wanted to set the whole region on fire. If the US can't shield these golf states from regional escalation, can it still serve as a reliable security guaranteur. These concerns have been developing gradually. The golf sites have increasingly

diversified their strategic relationships. China's expanding economic presence in the region has created alternative partnerships that were previously limited. China has also begun to play a diplomatic role. A twenty to twenty three agreement restoring relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran was facilitated by Beijing. Alternative diplomatic actors are emerging in a region that historically has been dominated by American mediation.

So Trump risks undermining the very system that once sustained American leadership and their empire, which again I don't give two figs about that. The post war order commanded legitimacy because it appeared to promote stability, predictable rules, and economic growth. Think about this. Stability, economic growth, and predictable rules. Trump has worked against all three of those things from the very beginning globally, not just in the Golf area, but globally,

he's worked against all of those things. If the credibility of US security guarantees continues to erode in regions that once anchored its influence, and again, we've had so many wars over oil and that has been fundamental to our petro dollar, and the petro dollar is crumbling as part of this as well, the global order may gradually shift toward a multipolar structure. History suggests that moments of strategic

overreach like this can accelerate deeper transformations. For the US, the challenge will be whether it can adapt its leadership to a changing world or risk witnessing the slow erosion and eventual passing of the very order that it once built. That is truly what is happening right now. As a matter of fact, as they focus on this, you hear all this talk from Lindsey Graham and others, and we got to seize carg.

Dangerously simplistic from Lindsey Graham, from Donald Trump, he said, it reflects a narrow economic reading of the war. First of all, the operation itself would not even be easy. Carg Island is defended, and even if seized, holding it would be an ongoing challenge. And by the way, in case you haven't looked at the map, Carg Island is a long way from the Strait of Hormuz. There's little reason to believe that Iran would end the war after losing such a strategic sight. On the contrary, the loss

of territory would likely harden its resolve. Tehran has historically absorbed significant blows without capitulating. There's no indication that this case would be any different. Third, the control of carg would not neutralize Iran's most important lover, its ability to disrupt the Strait of Hormone. Even without direct control over key nodes, Iran retains asymmetric tools that can threaten maritime

traffic and global energy flow. So, while karg Is Central is not Iran's only option, alternative and more limited export routes exist, and they are less efficient and more vulnerable, but they are also sufficient to prevent total economic paralysis. The idea that there's some kind of a silver bullet that is a solution of this conflict reflects a recurring misunderstanding of Iran as a system, a misunderstanding of its resilience.

Seizing KRG is far more likely to complicate the war, to intensify Iranian responses, and to push any resolution further out of reach. And so Lindsey Graham says, we're not going to invade Iran, we don't need to. We just get rid of carg Island. Well, good luck with that. It's going to cost a lot of lives and it's not going to be effective either. Dangerous and simplistic, Lindsey Graham.

And it's amazing to look at these two chicken hawks, Lindsey Graham and Sean Handy talking about sending other people to their death for what for Israel. That's exactly what this is all for. It's not going to be an effective strategy whatsoever. And we know that. Let's take a look at Ben Shapiro and his op ed piece a week ago. It has not aged very well been As a matter of fact, I'm going to contrast what Ben

Shapiro says with what David Stockman says. David Stockman was there when you had the marine barracks was bombed, the couple hundred marines were killed. Iron was behind that, and he said, that is something that is really that along with the embassy takeover or the two events in the minds of Americans that everybody goes back to. But when we look at what is really happening here, the US has lost about a dozen of these MQ nine Reaper drones in the Iran war. Now what's going on with that?

How are they shooting down that many of them? That's about three hundred and sixty million dollars right there, and these things should tell us something about Iran's military cap building when they're able to take down these drones that operate at such a high level. Each of these drones cost about thirty million, So the US has lost several manned aircraft as well, including three F thirty five I'm sorry, F fifteen fighter jets and one case, one thirty five

refueling tanker, which there's a dispute over that. They say that it crash landed, others say that it was shot down. As a matter of fact, I seeing one guy who was a former military guy said, when you look at this, he said, the two dangerous times when you have a plane or when you're landing and taking off. But he said, typically it's shot down if it goes down mid flight, as this one did. So it's questions about that. Would they lie to us about that? Of course they would.

The investigators died suddenly have suddenly received a very concerning piece of intel. They said, we wanted to share with our followers regarding the war with Iran. Of the course, in the last four years, this same source has given us intel that we've shared and they've never been wrong. What they're saying is America only has about a week of missiles left to defend allies in the Middle East, and that is the key issue. So everybody said from

the very beginning, who's going to run out of missiles? First? Well, nobody knows how many of the other side has to start with with any certainty. However, what we do know is that with these systems they had to anti missile systems, they had to fire two or three missiles for every

missile that the Iranians fired. So unless we've got two or three times the amount of missiles that they had, and they're already talking about that, of course they'll come back and say, no, we have virtually unlimited amounts of conventional bombs and other things like that, but these very very expensive anti ballistic missile systems that we have, we

don't have that many of them. And so what it's looking like now is that, as many people said, from the beginning, you had people like Scott Ridder, people like Colonel McGregor were saying that the Iranians were using their older missiles at the very beginning of the conflict, sending masses of them in to exhaust the supply of defending anti missile systems that they had, at the same time

attacking the radar sites that gave them early warning. They said, they're most sophisticated stuff they were holding in reserve to use after all the defense systems were gone. And when you look at the claims that Iran has hypersonic missiles. If they have hypersonic missiles, even though it's about one thousand miles between the center geographical center of Iran and the geographical center of Israel, even that's about one thousand miles, it only takes about four or five minutes for the

missiles to get in from launch. And I remember going back to the Cuban missile crisis. I was in second grade in Florida, and everybody was talking about how little warning we would have. So I went back and look that up. And to go from Cuba, which is like ninety miles away from Florida, into Florida with a missile at that time sixty years ago, it would take about ten minutes. So think about that. You know, ninety miles

in about ten minutes. This has now compressed it to where you could go one thousand miles in four or five minutes. So there's no early warning with this, and that's why. And the things are moving fast enough that there is no defense against them. So we don't know,

but it appears that this is going to escalate. And if you look at the number of missiles and the number of drone strikes, there was a huge amount at the very beginning on the first day of the war, and then it tapered off very quickly, but now it is starting to pick back up again. So it doesn't look like all the hubrists and bragging from Trump and warpete doesn't look like that's true. It doesn't look like

they took out all of their missile sites. And then, of course, one of the other things that this post had up from their sources said, China is weighing an invasion of Taiwan by July of this year because of the very real distraction and depletion of US military stockpiles of troops resources for the Iran conflict. And of course they're watching what is happening in the Strait of her moves and saying, well, look at this, the US can't

really operate here. They don't know how they can. You know, they don't really have a good path for controlling that, and we could do the same thing the Strait of Taiwan. They also say US casualties have easily reached five hundred, with many injured and dead that have not yet been admitted by the Pentagon. As a matter of fact, it's kind of interesting somebody posted this report from Fox News and said, have we entered the hide the bodies stage yet of this.

Levin and Ben Shapiro. I don't know what will certainly what they have done in terms they revealed themselves just to be an apologist and influencers and propagandists for Zionism. They don't care about the truth and they certainly don't care about America. So line number one, says Ben Shapiro, is that the war is a quagmire. Oh yeah, we don't have to worry about it being a quagmar. Dewey, why would anybody think it's a quagmar? Well, he said

this is absurd. At the time of this writing the conflict, this is a week ago. The conflict is less than two weeks old. So how can we talk about it being a quagmire? Do you think Bennett might have to do with the understanding that everybody has that Trump A didn't have any plans. They hadn't even thought about the Strait of Hormuz. These guys really hadn't thought it through. How about maybe a quagmar is because they haven't defined what winning looks like. And if you don't have an objective,

then war just goes on and on and on. And perhaps that is the objective for Israel's purposes, and so it may also be a quagmar because all of their chest beating and braggadocio is shown to not be true. And it might be a quagmar because now they are planning to try to have assaults with marines on land, boots on the ground and boots in the ground, going

to get a lot of people killed. Maybe that's what has everybody asking whether or not this is going to be another Vietnam regimes, philostein news If you put boots on the grounds in Iran, it will be another Vietnam?

option here. We're working with our internet plan for every option, and that's not a straight we're going to allow to remain contested or with a lack of flow of commercial goods.

And even if it was the navy, the US destroyed their own mind sweeping abilities. I just reported in January they had decided six months ago they were going to decommission their mine sweepers, and they removed them in January as they were planning what they might do with this. So none of this makes any sense. So that's why Ben Shapiro, everybody thinks that Iran is somehow winning with this. And then he says, and then the third thing is

that the oil shock will break the United States. Well, Ben Shapiro is not old enough to remember the Opeq oil embargo, but those of us who are those of us who remember Vietnam, those of us who remember the oil embargo, know how much this looks like that. And that's why we are looking at this, He said. Right now, critics are just spinning worst case scenarios. Well, what he's doing is he's spinning a best case scenario for Israel,

not for US. And when you go back and contrast what he had to say with what David Stockman had to say. Now, David Stockman was in the Trump administration and he was in the meetings when they were talking about what happened with the US Marines and the Barute Barracks in September nineteen eighty three. He said that attack was on armed US Marines that were there to fight. He said it didn't flow from Iran's hatred of American

freedoms way over here. It was in retaliation for Washington's help to Saddam Hussein to slaughter their armed teenage conscripts way over there in their own backyard. He said, Washington's utterly gratuitous nineteen eighties alliance with a very in same Saddam Hussein, who twenty years later was swinging from the

end of an American rope. And so we were there with armed troops to support Saddam Hussein and what he was doing, and we're also supporting what was happening in the rock Iran War and getting involved in the Lebanon War. He said, So contexts and history make a difference. The Maga propagandists who always opened their Iran forty seven years of war on America a big lie. They cite the nineteen eighty three Marine Barracks bombing. They have no clue about how or why or when it happened, he said.

As a member of the National Security Council, I saw it all up close and personal. Needless to say, our viewing was also to the proverbial visit to the sausage factory.

That is, it was unappetizing in the extreme. The errors that led to the stationing of Marines and Beirut and the tragic deaths of one hundred and eighty one soldiers in September eighty three stemmed from the same old, same old, the imperatives of empire and the utterly mistaken notion that America needed allies in the Middle East and had to engage in active policies of the region in the name of national security, he said, even more visible today as

we look back at it. He said, After all, nineteen eighty three marked the fading hours of the Soviet Empire that was collapsing from the sheer dead weight of Communism internally, and so he said, here's the thing. And virtually all of the urgent National Security Council discussions, which transpired on nearly a daily basis, it was never explained to us as to how America's security would be enhanced by getting in the middle of this new Israeli spat with Lebanon,

which has now opened up yet again. So he says, as the crisis heated up, needless to say, we began to wonder about why we were there at all. So we took the trouble to get a series of private

briefings from CIA analysts with regards to these matters. We recalled these briefings quite vividly because they showed that it was well understood and the bowels of National security apparatus then that the Reagan administration was plunging into a veritable hornet's nest of historical, religious, political, and ethnic animosities that were almost beyond comprehension alas the predicates of empire simply

overruled any influence of plain facts and common sense. The predicate was that America needed to assist its ally Israel, even as it attempted to stabilize the surrounding region, which was afire with essentially irrelevant conflict. Stated differently, even the National Security Council of Ronald Reagan was blinded by the

imperatives of empire. Accordingly, in the aftermath of the Barracks bombing, the National Security Council deliberations reached a low point of absurdity, which is a reminder of why a global empire should not be run from the banks of the Potomac. And again, so I was just pointing out the stability and prosperity of the region was a key foundation of the American empire and of the Petro dollar, and we have now

destroyed all of those things. The US is showing that it can't be trusted as a negotiator because we engaged in perfidy and treachery. We don't care about peace, we don't care about prosperity. So that is where we are right now. I've got a couple of comments before we take a break. Guard Goldsmith can see a Guard liberty conspiracy.

So DeSantis was identified by GEPMO prisoners who were tortured there. Yes, another thing, when he was a jag, he visited the base and saw the torture, did nothing to report the war crimes. Yeah, that's another big mark against him as well. Mav twenty twenty two says, now thugs are showing up at people's houses in Florida and questioning them about social media posts if they question Israel. That's right. I mean,

just think about this as a governor. First of all, he's going to work sign a law that contradicts the plane reading of the First Amendment, right, but then he goes to this foreign country to sign it. That's just an amazing display. It shows that he really doesn't care. He's just like Donald Trump when it comes to that. We need to have somebody that is not beholden to Israel,

that is not a puppet of Israel. Swamp Lover says, New York States made it almost impossible to get ammunition, no mail order and you need a background check at the counter to buy locally. That's something that goes back. Really first saw that with the Obama administration. They realized that they need to focus on ammunition even more so than on gun control. And what they did was they

started going after it from a supply standpoint. Even they stopped momentarily, they got restarted, but they tried to stop the recycling of brass for ammunition from the military, so when the military had spent brass, they could sell it and to people who are making private ammunition and they

could make a lot more money with that. Instead, what they did was they and I remember it was up in New York as Fort Trump, they crushed the brass and then sold it as scrap to China for a fraction of why they could have sold it as spent brass. North American house supposed as no cop nor anybody else under the age of forty ever knew America as something approaching a free country. That's right, I agree, Marky, Mark

New Jersey said, Dave. The USMC troops Marines are guarding the barracks, they were guarding the barracks in eleven in nineteen eighty three, weren't allowed to have their guns loaded. Had they been loaded, they could have stopped the truck and its bomb. That's right. That's the other part of the absurdity of this stuff. They don't know how to fight a war, and they don't really care about the

lives of their soldiers. And I think we're going to see that in a big way once Trump gets that the Marines and that amphibious disaster that is waiting to happen. Once he gets that, they we're going to see it. Yet again. We're gonna take a quick break, folks, We'll be right back.

and they're wrapping it in old newspapers. Who knows Trump's occasional tough talk about slashing the US's monstrous thirty eight point nine trillion dollar debt bomb, his administration has zero real political will to slam the brakes on Washington's out of control spending spree. As a matter of fact, they can't even reduce the amount of money that they're giving to refugees coming here, like the Smalllies, they double that

in the face of all this stuff. So Wyoming Republicans are gearing up for the inevitable economic train wreck when the day comes that America can no longer just print its way out of paying the interest on that colossal tab. Those one of the things that Frank Nicely was very big on here in Tennessee. He said, we need to get a regional agreement here to stockpile goal for this this very issue, and he was working with Katherine Austin

Fitz and others to try to do that. I don't know what the state of that is anymore here in Tennessee. In January, Wyoming lawmakers shelled out ten million dollars to snap up twenty three hundred and twelve troy ounces of gold bars, now worth eleven point six million. So so far it's been a good investment. But as I said before, they've got pushback from this rhino. Mark Gordon, who's a Republican governor, the guy who doesn't like the tenth Amendment.

I talked about that. Yesterday they had put together some legislation saying we're going to nullify federal gun control. That's to finance the Second Amendment. And we're going to do that by non commandeering, which is perfectly fine way to nullify these issues. And he doesn't like that. No, no, you do what Washington says. So he also doesn't like people making preparations for an out of control meltdown of

the Fiat dollar. The move came after the legislature passed the Wyoming Gold Act, forcing the state's investment portfolio to load up on precious metals as a hedge against economic chaos including skyrocketing federal debt, raging inflation, a weakening dollar, and other doomsday scenarios. I can't put a timeline on it, said the lead sponsor, but there's going to be a sovereign debt crisis. There is no will in Washington to

reign and spending. So the goal is sitting. The gold is sitting locked in a high security vault being run by private firm inside a beige, single story building that once housed the Casper, Wyoming Star Tribune. The vault is structured like an onion layer, they said, moored to bedrock and closely guarded. According to the company chief executive this There, he testified in support of the gold buying bill, which he said would help the state become a precious metal's

hub for the country. While state lawmakers mused about the logistics of transporting precious metals to Wyoming via aircraft and armored vehicle, the state ultimately bought gold from a bank that had already had a stockpile in the reserve. The storage fees there had been at seven thousand dollars a year when the state purchased the gold, but cost fluctuates daily depending on gold's value, according to the state Treasurer's office. And this is all being pushed back against by the governor,

who doesn't like it at all. Yeah, no gold and no reparation for a Catastphe shouldn't own guns, you shouldn't own gold, says the Republican governor. But you know what the truth is about all this, And so we just had the Federal Reserve chair Jerum Powell say, this is the time that we're going to skip changing the interest rates, not going to reduce the interest rates, even though, as

he pointed out, we had zero private job creation. The only jobs being created are bureaucracies that are going to be standing on our necks and keeping us from being able to do anything productive. Zero job creation. And he said in his report, he said, we have never had this before in our history. Zero job creation. You know, we look at the stagflation that happened when the Opeque

oil embargo happened. This Trump oil embargo that is there is going to be much more disruptive in terms of the quantity of oil that is disrupted in all this. And when we look at what happened in the nineteen seventies, a stagflation, well, it looks like the stag part of it is already here, already stagnant, and the inflation is going to be following very quickly. Here, how did gold

perform back then? As I pointed out the other day, from the time that they did the opek Gol embargo to the time that it peaked in January nineteen eighty, it went up about eight and a half times. We're talking about what forty thousand dollars goal if that were to gold, if that were to happen today. Of course, past performance is no predictor of a future performance. But when we look at the factors that drove that, the

things that created the stagflation looks very similar. As a matter of fact, even if you look at what it fell back to right after the peak of eight hundred dollars an ounce, it fell back into the mid five hundred dollars announce area. So I mean it was still up about a factor of five. So looking at it from today, that'd be twenty thousand dollars gold. But again, who knows what's going to happen. We do know that what they're doing is very reckless and there is a

great physical realignment, says one set of analysts. This is from a bank that operates out of Belgium and France. They're analysts who look at commodities, are predicting gold at ten thousand dollars, in silver at two hundred dollars, and the death of the paper market. This is a chief strategy officer at BNP Parabas Fortis, which is as I said before. Belgium and French bank said, while the paper markets are currently in a state of panic, the physical world is just waking up to what will be the

largest bull market in history. They said. The fundamental case for hard assets being bolstered by stagflation environment, where central banks may be forced to abandon price stability to prevent a broader economic collapse. They said they are quote absolutely convinced that central banks eventually will all choose to let inflation run so they can manage massive global debt loads, particularly in the US, Europe and Japan. Again, this is

called monetizing the debt. You run up this tremendous debt and then you have inflation so that you can pay back the dollar denominated debt with dollars that are worth a lot less or he could even say worth less dollars. And that's the strategy of monetizing the debt. That's why they always want to have as a goal two percent inflation. Well, they may get a lot more than that, so they said they will prioritize growth and they will allow inflation

to run well above the traditional two percent target. Gold will go to ten thousand dollars they think in a couple of years time, and he said he wouldn't be surprised to see two hundred dollars or so on silver

in that amount of time as well. And then he talked about energy warfare, talking about South Pars and the one hundred and fifty dollars oil risk well, South Pars is the name of that liquid natural gas facility that was struck a couple of days ago by Israel and also by the US that is co owned by our

ally cutter. And so he said, the physical reset is taking place against a backdrop of direct military strikes on Iran's energy infrastructure, specifically the South Pars gas field, and already we have seen and so that he's saying, well, we might get up to one hundred and fifty dollars oil risk. It peaked briefly at one hundred and twenty dollars a

week or so ago. This morning it had already gone up to one hundred and fourteen because not only did they strike this facility that produces a lot of natural gas and produces all the other things that come from it, the fertilizer and other stuff like that, but then Iran began striking all these other facilities as they promised they would, And so oil is but one hundred and fourteen dollars

per barrel this morning. So goal prices remain stuck below five thousand, as the federal leaves they've fed leaves rates unchanged, but still sees lower rates coming this year. So they're going to have this choice. Are they going to support jobs or are they going to support and try to fight inflation. Well, I think that the bank in the one that we just talked about this in France and Belgium,

I think they got it right. I think the central banks are going to choose to monetize these massive debts because we're not the only ones that have essentially bankrupted themselves with debt, and so they're going to allow inflation to run. Trump's war for Israel is going to create inflation regardless of what the Fed does with interest rates. So they're not going to be able to fight by lowering interest rates. They're not going to be able to fight.

Inflation is going to be coming because of the oil embargo from Trump that is going to flood everything they could possibly try to do. And so when we look at it, said commodity analyst at another group, cru Group. This is a group that does what they describe as business intelligence. They look at mining, metals and also fertilizer. They said that goals climb from roughly two thousand dollars an ounce a year ago to now around to high around fifty six hundred dollars in January. Think about that.

You know, we're looking at this and it's kind of settled out for the last month or so around the five thousand dollars an ounce basis, but it was two thousand dollars an ounce a year ago. They said that it is doing some repricing within the existing monetary framework,

rather than a collapse of the monetary framework. However, they explained the US holds just over eighty one hundred tons of gold and official reserves, and if you start to look at it in terms of what would they do if they were to try to back the dollar with gold, where would gold be, Well, they wouldn't have to have gold. If you look at M two money supply, if they were to back that with gold, that would imply eighty five thousand dollars an ounce gold. So that's not going

to happen. Meanwhile, even a twenty percent backing would take us to seventeen thousand dollars gold. A tying gold to just the nation's monetary base suggests a range between eight thousand and twenty thousand, depending on the level of coverage. So these figures are not forecasts, but they highlight the scale mismatch between modern financial systems and gold reserves. Goal's upside is that it is not constrained by mining supplies or by industrial demand, but by how much instability the

system can tolerate before investors demand protection. So how much of this kind of instability and chaos are people going to take from Trump before they all start looking for gold?

While starting to get a hint of that right now, so they point out global debt burdens especially are expected to exceed one hundred percent of GDP for many countries around the world, so the inflation to monetize the debt, and if not, they're not going to be able to even service this debt because it has gotten so high. So it expects goal prices to continue rising in the near term, with the peak around six thousand an ounce

likely over the next year. That doesn't seem to be too extraordinary, does it, because we've already hit fifty six hundred in January. If it were to go from where it is right now to six thousand, that would be a twenty percent increase, which is still amazing for anything can invest in again if you try, one of the islands of stability and all this chaos and disruption that

Trump is creating is gold and silver. And if you go to David Nightie Gold, that'll take you to tony ardibun helps you to do something about that, to have physical gold and physical silver. We're going to take a quick break and we will be right back.

those signals working across the Inner Agency. The straight of horror moves is something we've paid attention to from the beginning, and the American people can rest assured we will ensure that our interests are advanced, no doubt.

just triggered. Israel and the United States struck South Pars, the largest gas field on the planet. Here's what they either didn't know or didn't care about. South Pars is jointly managed by Iran and Kadar. They didn't just attack Iran, they attacked the energy backbone of their own Gulf. Ally, the Iranian has just declared all major energy facilities across the entire GCC as direct and legitimate targets and they're acting on that as of this morning. Because of the

time difference. They did that overnight. They have warned that strikes are coming in the coming hours, and they did. Listed targets were Cutters, LNG Complex, Saudi Saudi's Aramko Facilities, UAE Oil Terminals, basically everything. Saudi's Aramko has already evacuated workers. This is yesterday, yesterday evening, already evacuated workers from the sam Rev refinery and Yanbu. They're not waiting. They know what's coming. Irani and hackers have already hit Aramko's digital systems,

posting images and issuing threats to paralyze their infrastructure. Multiple explosions just heard in Riad, confirmed by Reuter's AFP and AP sirens are sounding in the Saudi capital. So why is all this happening? Well, because Cutter's LNG complex is the largest of its sort on Earth. It supplies thirty percent of the world's liquid natural gas. If Iran hits it, Europe's heating and supplied disappears overnight, not in months, but overnight. And they have made a big move into gas in

Europe because of all this environmental nonsense. That's why the North Stream pipelines going into Germany were such a big deal, and of course the US one of those blown up. In twenty nineteen. A single drone attack on Saudi Iramco's Abquake facility, if I'm pronouncing that correctly, knocked out five point seven million barrels per day and sent oil up fifteen percent in one session. Iran now has ten times the motivation and nothing left to lose. They're showing precision

strikes on Iranian targets. That's what Pete Hegseth likes to talk about. But what they're not showing you is that those strikes just gave Iran the justification to destroy every oil facility from Cutter to Saudi Arabia to the UAE. So Israel and its puppet USA bomb a gas field that is jointly owned with their ally Cutter, then Cutter our ally publicly condemns the US. Then Iran formally declares golf facilities all to be legitimate targets. Aramco starts evacuating refineries.

Explosions hit ryodd this. If this was a strategic victory, then why is Iramco evading evacuating workers right now? If Iran's military is degraded, why are six Gulf nations scrambling to protect their oil fields from an attack that they believe is imminent. Crickets, We don't hear anything from these people. You don't evacuate the world's most valuable company unless you know what is coming. And this is what is happening right now. This is the way, this is the Petro

war is unfolding here. This is no longer a war between the US and Iran. This is a war that is about to erase the Gulf's entire energy infrastructure, the infrastructure that power half of the planet. And of course what happens is when you look at these Gulf states right there's a lot of these monarchs and kings that have been created when the US and the British went in and created these different countries so they could extract the will only said yeah, we're going to give you

a huge cut of this. So these guys have gotten fat and lazy. They hire everything out, including their defense forces, and their entire country is basically running off of the massive amounts of money that they have as oil fiefdoms. If that gets cut off, if they destroy these facilities and these people run out of money, what happens then it'll be total chaos and anarchy and all of these

Golf states. And I am starting to believe that maybe this was really the plan of Israel, that the Iranian stuff was that suit nonsense, that really what they wanted was to burn down the Middle East to create chaos and regime change in all of these countries so they could then step in. Do you remember the back and forth that Mike Cuckabee had with Tucker Carlson.

right to that land? Because you're appealing to Genesis, you're saying that's the original deed.

They're plunging the world into chaos and war, and of course the people here we get back to the ethnic racism of the master race, the chosen people that is not Christian either. There is no Jew or Greek, male or female bond or free under Christ Jesus. It's all based on your relationship with God. Do you trust him, do you follow him? It's not based on your pedigree. That is the world. And then the place. What is

the place? Well, of course the place is all of it, all of the Middle East that should be given to this racist state. And so this is this is Huckabee denying Christ and worshiping Israel, and that really is key and shouldn't be just dismissed as Jerald Slinty does as a fairy tale. It's not a fairy tale. It is an abomination and a twisting of the word of God. And that is very serious. That is the most serious

aspect of this. But there's always consequences when you get your theology wrong, and this consequence is going to be umongous for humanity and what we're looking at here. But I think they're looking for the entire thing, and one of the ways that they do it is by destroying everything as they did in Gaza, and then making their plans as Wittkoff and Jared Kushner and Trump the real estate guys. You know, they're rubbing their hands on the sideline as well. They're going to be able to present

fate and this great reset building. And frankly, I think that's really what is behind all this stuff. North American house hippo, he says, for those old enough to remember when Saddam Hussein set kuwaits or rigs on fire as the forces retreated. Yeah, that's right, Scorch Shurth policy is pretty easy to do in oil fields, isn't it. Star Barkley,

thank you so much for the tip. I appreciate that, and I just want to let people know I didn't get to we went a little bit longer because we had some technical difficulty at the beginning of the show, and I don't know how long we were dead on air, but I think we have made up for it plus a little bit more. So we're going to go ahead and end it now. But thank you, Star Barkley. I really do appreciate that. I want to let everybody know

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