U.S. President Donald Trump announced this morning via Social Media that Iran must take the US Deal (Tomorrow) or he will Bomb every Power Plant and every Bridge in the Iranian nation. "No more Mr. Nice Guy."
From the President's social media account:
"Donald J. Trump
@realDonaldTrump
Iran decided to fire bullets yesterday in the Strait of Hormuz — A Total Violation of our Ceasefire Agreement! Many of them were aimed at a French Ship, and a Freighter from the United Kingdom. That wasn’t nice, was it? My Representatives are going to Islamabad, Pakistan — They will be there tomorrow evening, for Negotiations. Iran recently announced that they were closing the Strait, which is strange, because our BLOCKADE has already closed it. They’re helping us without knowing, and they are the ones that lose with the closed passage, $500 Million Dollars a day! The United States loses nothing. In fact, many Ships are headed, right now, to the U.S., Texas, Louisiana, and Alaska, to load up, compliments of the IRGC, always wanting to be “the tough guy!” We’re offering a very fair and reasonable DEAL, and I hope they take it because, if they don’t, the United States is going to knock out every single Power Plant, and every single Bridge, in Iran. NO MORE MR. NICE GUY! They’ll come down fast, they’ll come down easy and, if they don’t take the DEAL, it will be my Honor to do what has to be done, which should have been done to Iran, by other Presidents, for the last 47 years. IT’S TIME FOR THE IRAN KILLING MACHINE TO END! President DONALD J. TRUMP"
Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs lays out that what the United States is doing in illegal:
Hal Turner Analysis
A US strike destroying all of Iran’s power plants and bridges would trigger a nationwide blackout for 90 million people.
Electricity for homes, hospitals, water pumps, and food refrigeration would vanish instantly. Backup generators would fail within days due to fuel shortages. Hospitals would lose ventilators, incubators, and dialysis machines, causing thousands of preventable deaths in the first week.
Water treatment plants would stop, leading to contaminated supplies and rapid spread of cholera and dysentery. Refrigerated food and medicine would spoil. Factories, banks, and fuel stations would shut down.
In summer heat or winter cold, millions would face extreme temperatures without heating or cooling. Communication, transport, and sanitation would collapse, sparking mass unrest, looting, and famine. The death toll from indirect effects would likely reach tens of thousands within weeks, creating one of the worst humanitarian crises in modern history.
Yet the US Government is treating this like a game, folks.
Same thing is happening every weekend.
Same rhetoric. Iran claims no negotiations and then boom they're all there on Monday morning.
Trump threatens with a deadline, deadline passes nothing happens.
This is the third or fourth time this whole thing has repeated.
Somebody is playing a game here.
It has been obvious to those of us who pay attention that the US has/had no intention (at all) of stopping this Iran conflict. Proof has been the continuous "air bridge" of military cargo aircraft from the USA to Europe then on to the Middle East during this so-called 'ceasefire." The amount of military cargo aircraft has been enormous.
Those of us who actually think, couldn't help but ask: If they're so interested in peace, why are we stepping-up movement of military to the Middle East?
But that reality never seemed to dawn on the Masters of the Universe who run and control stock, bond, and commodities markets. They seem to have been living the "peace" lie/delusion for weeks.
War? Markets up. Oil flow shut down? Markets up. Fuel prices skyrocketing, sucking money out of the economy like a vampire sucking blood? Markets up. Fifty percent of new, planned, data centers being CANCELED or put on Hold? Markets up. The markets showed themselves to be totally manipulated Fairy tales.
The United States, and much of the developed world, are now so close to economic collapse, it's hard to describe. Companies are laying off workers hand-over-fist. Corporate debt is teetering; with Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities (CMBS) already at an 11% failure rate and climbing.
Consumer debt is well over $1.5 TRILLION and more than five percent of THAT is now delinquent.
The cost of food is going so high that people can't afford to buy meat and still put fuel in their cards to get to work.
. . . and with all this going on, our federal government decides it's time to get involved with yet another military conflict! Now they're going to escalate it. Dimwits; the whole lot of them. When I call them "dimwits" I'm being kind. The truth is, a whole slew of those elected officials (not all of them) seem Dumb as a post to me.
Which brings us to me and you. To date, this conflict has been far away. Yes, we've had economic impact, but by-and-large, we can still get what we need and get along. If Trump goes ahead with what he's talking about, I think the impact upon us is going to be very far reaching.
When the Strait of Hormuz closed on Feb. 28, all the fuel tankers that had filled up there, were still on their way to countries around the world. That's pretty much finished now. The tankers have delivered. There are no more tankers coming.
While some oil/fuel is still flowing, the tankers have mostly delivered.
Farmers are reporting their cost for fertilizer has TRIPLED.
Ranchers are reporting the average cost for cattle feed, which was $1600 a month, has risen to $9,000 a month.
Worse, this week, we will begin to see real outages, especially in Europe, where aviation fuel will run out first.
Then comes manufacturer's who cannot obtain "feed stock" they need to make certain products. "Feed stock" are the refined petrochemicals used to make the products we use every day: Tires, Plastics manufacturers from plastic bottles, to garbage bags, to shrink wrap, to plastic packaging materials, to batteries, etc. How do products get to market if there's no feed stock to make them, or plastic packaging to put them in?
This is the week it all starts to go really bad. And it will get worse each and every day from this week on, until the oil flow is back. Oh, and did I mention that once the oil flow is back, it will still take 6+ weeks in some places for the oil and feed stock to actually GET THERE?
Stock-up. Today. Get extra food, medicine you need to live on, a generator to keep electric available, fuel for that generator, communications gear (CB or HAM radio) flashlights for every family member or for each room in the house. Spare batteries for those flashlights. An AM/FM/SW portable radio with spare batteries for it, to keep abreast of news and information, a First-Aid kit for wounds or injuries. A gun and ammunition to protect yourself, your family, and your property.
A lot of those nice neighbors we have, will turn into savage animals when they're hungry, and you need to be ready for that.
You need to get these things while they still CAN be obtained. IF you wait, you could find yourself shit-outta-luck when there's simply no more to be bought.
Which brings me, finally, to Iran. They know the jig is up. This week.
They will either exist or not exist. This week.
If YOU were put in such a position, would you take off the gloves and go for broke? I think they will.
Iran has had lots of surprises for us ver the past 6 weeks. It seems logical to me they have more surprises. Maybe missiles that reach a lot farther than any of us thought. Maybe even some that can reach here.
The traitorous Biden regime left our southern border open for almost four years, allowing just about anybody to come in here. How do we know foreign nations didn't send operatives to come here, waiting for orders to attack us from within?
If this is "the end" for Iran, might they activate those operatives and have them start destroying us from inside our own land? I fear they will. And that possibility reinforces my advice to get what you need, now, while you still can.
It looks to me that we're all in for a hell of a bad ride. I think it begins this week.
I hope I'm wrong. I WANT to be wrong. But I'm not.
Get what you need, now, while you still can.
