Professor Jiang: World War 3 Is About To Begin, Let Me Explain!
May 14, 2026 09:00
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In 2024, you made three predictions that
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have come perfectly true, like Trump
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would start a war with Iran. And you've
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made a series of new predictions.
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>> Yes. And I'll explain each prediction
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one by one. Okay. So, first I predict
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that Trump will get a third term.
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>> But isn't this constitutionally illegal?
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>> It's not. The president now has
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emergency war powers and so he could
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actually delay the election. My second
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prediction is Iran is under a forever
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war and the United States will institute
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a national draft. Meaning that if you're
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between 18 to 24 in America and you're
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male, you'll be automatically put into
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the draft system and they just pass a
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law that says that starting in December,
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you will be automatically registered,
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which means you're obliged to go and
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fight. Exactly. Next, the world will
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move towards an AI civilian state. So
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everything you do online is being
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recorded to figure out and how to
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control you. And then this is the most
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controversial prediction. This is pretty
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bad and I'll explain why. And also I
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will tell you why this war can only lead
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to World War II. why there's a very
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strong possibility that the American
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Empire will collapse and also I'll show
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you what the Russians will do and how
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Professor Dian,
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there's so much going on in the world at
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the moment that it's quite confusing for
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an ordinary person like me. And you've
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blown up across the internet because
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you've been able to demystify all of all
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of this craziness, but also because in
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2024,
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you made three predictions that have
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come perfectly true.
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Some might say unfortunately.
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>> Unfortunately, yes. What were those
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three predictions?
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>> My first prediction was that Trump would
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win in November 2024. Second prediction
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is that he would start a war against
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Iran. And the third prediction is that
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the United States would lose this war
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and in losing this war, this would
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radically reshape the geopolitical
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landscape.
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>> How did you know that Trump would start
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a war with Iran?
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>> The simple answer is this. The the
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United States having invaded Iran
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because it has no choice in the matter.
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If it were not to invade Iran, it would
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lose its empire. Its empire is based
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purely on the US dollar, the petro
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dollar, which is a Ponzi scheme. If it
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did not invade Iran, then people would
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choose not to trade with it anymore.
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People would choose to not buy US
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treasuries.
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>> Why? For the longest time, this system
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worked fine.
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But then in February 2022,
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Russia invaded Ukraine.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Okay. That was not the issue. The issue
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was the American response. The American
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response was to sanction Russia and
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remove Russia from the swift global
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payment system. It also ordered the
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Europeans to freeze over $200 billion
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in Russian assets. And there's a problem
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because the very basis for having the US
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dollar as the global reserve currency is
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that it would remain politically
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neutral.
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It it the Americans guaranteed seamless
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politically neutral
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international exchange.
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So if this trend continues, right, if
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you don't do anything about Russia,
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Russia would take over Ukraine and
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Russia then would build an alliance with
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China and Iran. If you look at these
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three countries on the map, Russia,
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China and Iran, this is the entire Asian
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continent. And then what they can do is
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this. They can say, okay, the United
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States is a bully.
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They force us to play by the rules. They
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get very angry if we don't play by the
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rules. So, let's not play with the
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United States anymore. Let's just trade
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amongst ourselves.
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And then what they can do is they can
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build a Eurasian railway system
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connecting Russia, Iran, and China
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together. And then what this would do is
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negate American sea power because it's
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American ships that patrol and protect
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the oceans.
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And then what would happen is the world,
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Europe, Middle East, Africa, India, East
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Asia would look at the trading block and
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think to themselves, "Wow, these guys,
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the Russians, Iranians, and Chinese,
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they use gold
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as their medium of exchange.
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Gold is valuable. The Americans on the
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other hand use US dollars
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as the medium of exchange which is not
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valuable. So am I better off with the
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American system with this new brick
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system?
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>> What's bricks?
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>> It's an acronym. It stands for Brazil,
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Russia, India,
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uh South Africa, China. So am I right in
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thinking because Iran, Russia and China
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were colluding, it threatened US
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dominance which is driven by the world
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using the dollar as the primary currency
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for trading.
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>> That's correct. Okay.
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>> Okay. So they felt they needed to invade
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because then they can control more of
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the Middle East.
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>> Right. So by attacking Iran, certain
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things happen. Okay. The first thing
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that happened is that China is now cut
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off from Middle East energy.
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China receives anywhere between 50 to
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60% of its energy needs from the Middle
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East. Not just Iran, but also Qatar and
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Saudi Arabia.
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A lot of people say that China today
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it's reliant on renewables, solar, wind,
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and that's true to a certain extent. But
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remember that China it is an industrial
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powerhouse. So it needs energy from
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everywhere and everyone. So the fact
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that China is losing all this energy
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from the Middle East presents China with
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a long-term strategic vulnerability.
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That's the first thing that happens.
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Second thing that happens is that Europe
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is in a lot of trouble because remember
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because of the Russia's invasion of
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Ukraine, Russian energy was sanctioned
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and so Europe relied more on middle on
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the Middle East for its energy needs
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especially Qatar
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and now Europe has lost all of this oil.
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So you and then you have Japan and South
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Korea. These two powerful East Asian
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economies are also reliant on the Middle
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East for its uh energy. So another
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question is if you're not getting your
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energy from the Middle East, where can
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you get your energy from? And there's
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only two answers, either Russia
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or the United States.
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Russia is at war. And what's happening
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is the Ukrainian drones are attacking
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Russian oil refineries and export hubs.
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So the world in the short term have has
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no choice but to look to America for its
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energy needs. And what did Trump do
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recently? He took over he took over
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Venezuela which has the world's greatest
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oil reserves.
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He's threatening Canada. is threatening
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Greenland, Mexico, Colombia. If Trump
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controls the entire Western Hemisphere,
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the entire world has to beg Trump for
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energy and resources and it saves both
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the US dollar as well as the American
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empire.
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>> So, as part of your prediction in in
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2024, I believe it was, you said that
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the US would lose this war,
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>> right?
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Why did you predict that the US will
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lose this war with Iran?
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>> Because the the American society does
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not does not have the political will,
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does not have the manu manufacturing
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capacity,
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does not have the risk tolerance to
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fight this war in Iran. Basically,
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America wants to fight this war as
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cheaply, as easily, and as quickly as
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possible. Right? So Trump it Trump
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really thought that you know if I sent
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my airplanes to strike Tran and kill the
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Aatollah they would just surrender. That
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was like literally his plan going into
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this war. He paid no attention to the
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culture. He paid no attention to the
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history of the Iranian people. He had
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absolutely no respect for
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for the nation. And when you do that,
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when you disrespect your opponent, when
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you underestimate your opponent, when
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you yourself are not willing to commit
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to the fight, you're going to lose.
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>> So, is Iran's game just to draw this out
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as long as they possibly can? H how are
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they, you know, cuz he's taken out the
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leaders? And do you also think that
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Trump thought that just if I just bomb
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the leader, then everything will sort of
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regenerate itself and we'll be fine.
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What was the sort of fundamental
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misunderstanding? There's a lot of
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confusion as to how this war started.
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Even today, no one actually knows how
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this war started.
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But I think that Trump, given his
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personality, he was convinced that if he
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killed the leadership of Iran, then they
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would have no choice but to surrender.
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And his proof of concept was of course
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on January 3rd of this year, Delta Force
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went into Venezuela, kidnapped Maduro
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and they completely surrendered. So in
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Trump's mind, he wanted to replay
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this the Venezuela scenario.
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>> And he
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didn't realize that Iran is
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fundamentally different from Venezuela.
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>> The short answer is he is a reality TV
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star. He thinks in terms of optics. He
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doesn't think think in terms of like
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geopolitical strategy. The long answer
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is that the American military has become
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very corrupt and insular institution
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that is trying to generate as much
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congressional funding as possible in
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order to fund the military-industrial
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complex.
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>> Did he think that he was going to bomb
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Iran, the people would rise up, they
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would elect a new government and that
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would be that and then he could control
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Iran? That's exactly what he thought.
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So, what I want to do now is go to the
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map.
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>> Okay.
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>> All right. And show you what he got
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wrong.
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>> Okay.
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>> All right. So, this is a map of the
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Middle East. And the first thing to
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notice about this map is the topography.
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>> What does that mean?
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>> How many mountains you have? So this is
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what's really interesting is that the
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topography between Iraq and Iran are
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completely different.
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And this is important because two in
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2003
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the Americans invaded Iraq and they won
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the war in about two weeks. And the
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reason why they won the war is the
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Americans practiced something called
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shock and all.
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The idea of shock and all is that it is
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a military strategy that believes that
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if you cut off the head of the snake,
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the snake will die. The decapation
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strike. And so what they did was they
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went into Baghdad,
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seized Baghdad and the
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regime collapsed and the war was over.
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And they were able to do this because of
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the topography. If you look at the map
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of Iraq, it's all flat. It's all desert.
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Meaning that you can just fly in your
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planes,
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cut off the head of a snake, and the war
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is over. There's absolutely no way you
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can defend against air strikes because
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you're entirely a desert.
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Now let's go to let's look at topography
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of I of Iran and Iran. It's all
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mountainous. In fact, you can make the
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argument that Iran is a fortress.
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Okay.
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And so
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the first thing is that
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Iran can choose to fight a war of
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attrition. What's a war of attrition?
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>> A war of attrition is a game of uncle.
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>> What's that?
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>> Right. A game of uncle is where uh we
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don't have enough power to destroy each
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other. So what we try to do is we try to
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create pain points, leverage points
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to force you to submit to cry uncle,
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right? So because Iran is too large
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and that's 92 million people, it's
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impossible for the Americans and
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Israelis to destroy Iran. So what
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they're trying to do instead is
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bomb enough targets so that they
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recognize that resistance resistance is
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futile and surrender. Okay, that's the
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extent of the strategy. But again, the
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problem with this is that one, Iran is
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much too big. Number two is that it is a
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mountain fortress, which means that you
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can hide your weapons and your military
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inside mountains, right? Which allows
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you to conduct a guerilla warfare
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strategy against your opponent. And this
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is exactly what Iran is doing right now
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where their underground missile bases
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are hidden inside the mountains and then
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they're able to strike targets
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throughout the Middle East primarily
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American bases but also energy
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installations that are key to the
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American petro dollar system. And so
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it's a game of uncle where the Americans
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are trying to create as much damage as
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possible in the Iranian nation and Iran
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in response is trying to destroy as much
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of of the global economy as possible to
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force the world to pressure America to
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call the war off. So that's a situation
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we are facing right now. Second thing
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that Trump got got wrong is how
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vulnerable the global economy is.
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Because the Iranians control something
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called a shum moose. Okay. And as you
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can see on this map,
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it's a very
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very narrow piece of land. It's only
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about 33 kilometers across. You can
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actually swim across the straight of
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Humus. Okay. And why this is important
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is the GCC
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exports 20%
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of the world's energy. The G the G what?
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>> The Gulf cooperative council. Okay. So
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the Gulf cooperative council are certain
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nations in the mil middle east that
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align politically. So they include
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Qatar, Saudi Arabia,
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uh the UAE, Oman, Iran, Kuwait. They
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they've been exporting
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energy but not just energy but also a
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lot of byproducts of of energy
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production including fertilizer
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to the world primarily East Asia and
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India. In return they've been getting um
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food back. So most people don't don't
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appreciate this but the GCC actually
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imports 80 to 90% of its food needs. And
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the reason why is that they become so
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rich these past few decades that the
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populations have um blown up and as a
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result they have to feed their
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population but they don't have
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agricultural resources. They also don't
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have water resources and so they have
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two major vulnerabilities which is food
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and water and they have a lot of
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desalination plants around the area and
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so
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>> it's a desalination plant.
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>> Okay. So a desalination plant takes salt
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water from the seas and then through an
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electrochemical process turns it into
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portable water that people can use uh
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for drinking purposes and for
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agricultural purposes.
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>> Okay. Right. So as you can see the
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entire area it is extremely vulnerable
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to drone and missile attacks from Iran.
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So that's the second thing that Iran has
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done which Trump did not expect. He did
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not expect that the Iranians would close
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off the strait of Hammoose. And how the
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Iranians were able to close of the shoo
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was just by threatening to attack any
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ships that wanted to cross it. The
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reason why is that these ships depend on
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maritime insurance in order to operate.
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But if there's a risk, a very high risk
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of being destroyed, then um you will not
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need to get insurance.
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>> Okay.
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>> So, it's not that the Iranians have said
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to these ships you can't cross. It's
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just that the insurers refuse to allow
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these ships to cross because it's too
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dangerous. And Trump didn't you think
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they'd consider this before they started
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bombing Iran that Iran would have some
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leverage in shutting down such a
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critical piece of uh water for you know
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shipping fertilizer energy etc. You
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think that they would have known this
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>> right? So, that's what a lot of people
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say, that Trump's stupid, that Trump is
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hotheaded, that he was misled by the
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Israelis.
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And there's good evidence to support
19:25
this, but I want to show you something,
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okay? It's it's called the
19:30
National Defense Strategy. All right?
19:33
And so, this is a document that was
19:36
published by the Department of War. And
19:39
in it, it explains what the American
19:43
strategy to maintain global dominance
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is. And in the introduction, what it
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says is that for too long, America has
19:55
been bullied by the world world. America
19:58
is a nation that protects the world. Yet
20:03
Europe, East Asia takes advantage of
20:07
American generosity. The Europeans don't
20:10
pay for their defense and so they put
20:13
all this money into welfare into their
20:15
pension system. The Chinese
20:19
have been giving America a bad trade
20:22
deal. The Chinese steal American
20:24
technology and then use it to make
20:27
products that they sell back to the
20:28
Americans. So the Americans have been
20:32
have been getting a really bad deal for
20:36
decades. And President Donald Trump,
20:38
he's going to change that by doing four
20:41
things, right? The National Defense
20:43
Strategy calls for a fourpoint program
20:48
to put America first. The first thing
20:51
that
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um America is going to do is going to
20:55
secure the Western Hemisphere. Why?
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Because the Western Hemisphere belongs
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to the United States.
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>> When you say the Western Hemisphere,
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what do you mean? What what region is
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that? Is that Canada as well? And
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>> so if you look at the map, we can divide
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we can divide the map into the eastern
21:13
hemisphere.
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>> Okay. And the western hemisphere.
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>> Okay. So everything over here,
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>> everything including Greenland,
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including Canada, including Mexico,
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every part of this area belongs to
21:26
United States. Therefore, you cannot
21:29
trade with any of these countries
21:32
without American permission, without
21:35
paying a tribute to the Americans. And
21:38
that this is why that the Americans have
21:42
parked onethird of their naval assets in
21:45
the Caribbean today.
21:48
It's to it's to tell the Chinese and the
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