War Business

[TomasM]

The administration took on more debt than everyone expected. Trump didn’t stop the war in Ukraine with Russia. Now, we are seeing a push into Iran and bombs being dropped on Tel Aviv.

Today, I see the crypto markets dropping for over a week and the military stocks are rising. The business of war now appears to be in full swing and this would mark the cap of the fourth turning.

China is funding Iran who has been funding the Hoothies. Russia has come out in defense of Iran and threatened nuclear attacks. War is big business and I suspect everyone who has big money (and power) are looking to increase their assets.

My heart sinks that the same story repeats continually across history.

 

[Rift Zone]

Looks like we're kindred spirits after all.

I feel your pain, brother.

 

[mintoots]

Things to watch out for include the closure of strait of Horuz and Middle Eastern retalliation on American Assets. A recurrence of a Sep11-esque retaliation is not far off the horizon. if that strait is closed, the flow of trade goods around the world will be disrupted to the equivalent of a stroke in a human body. The chaos that will come after that will hurt all of us, bombs or no bombs.

China and Russia support Iran indirectly but have called for de-escalation until the U.S dabbled in without proxy. That gives RusChin grounds to get really involved. Middle Eastern countries already have ears up. There is very little room to look back at this point.

Meanwhile, within the US people are still debating on the constitutionality of the US involvement. That conversation will boil over once the prices of goods keep going higher, which they will.

Doomsday preppers are well advised at this juncture.

 

[Rift Zone]

Anyone who launches a nuke will see their administration get disassembled within 24 hours. ...and they know it. Russia and China like to bluff their hand, while NATO holds all the cards. They're gonna play more or less "nice" irrespective of how much they like it.

 

[Rift Zone]

...the ruling class I'm most concerned about is the USA. They have us dressed up a little prettier, but we are no less commodities, and they are no less evil.

 

[mintoots]

Anyone who launches a nuke will see their administration get disassembled within 24 hours. ...and they know it. Russia and China like to bluff their hand, while NATO holds all the cards. They're gonna play more or less "nice" irrespective of how much they like it.

Never underestimate that niceness. Iranian officials have reportedly flown to Russia, likely to solidify more frontal non-proxy support.

This was a huge miscalculation on the part of the US, which is now more vulnerable.

 

[Rift Zone]

Never underestimate that niceness. Iranian officials have reportedly flown to Russia, likely to solidify more frontal non-proxy support.

This was a huge miscalculation on the part of the US, which is now more vulnerable.

Yea, everyone is more vulnerable now. I'm not saying it's not cause for concern. I do, however, feel as though Russia, China, and Iran are not the only entities who should not be provoked. Considering that, I do assume the situation is more stable than it could easily outwardly appear.