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Michael -- I think you and I talked maybe four years ago about how price controls during food crisis can spiral in to super-charge famines. Price controls during food crisis is like printing money to decrease inflation.
Separately but related -- hyperinflation loves to travel with famine.
Angrybee retweeted
Brand new episode of Braves Blueprint is out NOW! This week we welcome FSU’s own and Braves Prospect… Alex Lodise on the show to talk about his journey through baseball and let Braves fans get to know him just a bit more!🔥
youtu.be/HyHo6RV55nE?is=F-__…
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Soon they will be patrolling from the neighbor's yard. Flying down chimneys, or breaking windows and robbing homes. Drone robbers...
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Phenomenal interview of Michael Yon by Brandon Weichert (co-hosting for @MarioNawfal).
youtube.com/watch?v=HcXGuY3Y…
@WeTheBrandon just lets @Michael_Yon off the chain, and he lays out the foundations of his evolving grand strategy theories. These involve routes, resources, ideologies and weaponized cults.
Grand Strategy is far above the the mere personalities and political parties of the day, and is measured in centuries and millennia.
To be effective at the contemporary strategic level, one needs to understand the underlying grand strategies involved. Unfortunately, even our 4-star generals and top politicians do not.
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Here is a clear-eyed vision of how WW3 may unfold in 2028. For sure, read this and study the missile-range maps in the replies.
The year is 2028. The Iran and Russia wars have combined to form one seamless front. Azerbaijan came under joint occupation of the Russians and the Iranians last year as US pressured the Azeris to interdict Russo-Iranian intercourse. The pro-Israel regime was kicked out and replaced by a Russian puppet. The Caspian was thereby secured against Western pressure.
In Ukraine, the Russians extended their occupation to Odessa and then hunkered down to a defensive posture. The front line has been frozen solid for a year with intermittent shelling and intrusions by drones.
After the Americans cajoled the Europeans into a new onerous sanctions regime and US bombers used bases in Germany to conduct fresh strikes against Iranian missile sites, the Iranians unveiled a new policy: striking US bases in Europe as punishment for any hostile action.
The US military presence in the Rhineland-Palatinate zone was targeted first. But these attacks did not prove effective since the bases were too well defended. The Iranians have since shifted to targeting European values.
The decisive moment came when the US shot down a Iranian flight to Sana’a that it claimed was carrying missile components. This led the Houthis and the Iranians to announce a joint ‘sanctions regime’ against civilian air traffic in all countries permitting the use of their airspace to US air operations.
The counter-value campaign against Europe began with spectacular strikes on civilian airports in London, Paris and Berlin. Civilian traffic ground to a halt across Europe before recovering to a fraction of its previous levels. US intelligence alleges that the Russians, and the Chinese behind them, are supplying components for long-range missiles to Iran.
News reports have surfaced of frantic backroom diplomacy to end the Iranian missile war on Europe, or at least to prevent it from expanding out to a broader set of counter-value targets. The Iranians have so far refused to budge: ‘If you want the missiles to stop falling, remove all sanctions on Iran and stop allowing the US to use your territory for attacks on the Islamic Republic.’
Europe is now in an impasse. Europe is still not ready to defend itself. How can you kick out the Americans? If we kick out the Americans, we will have to live under the Russo-Iranian boot.
But then what is to be done about the missile threat? So far it has proven manageable, if terrifying. But with missile production ramping up across the Axis to staggering levels, Europe is facing the dark prospect of sharing the Ukrainian fate as the recipient of the output of vast automated BYD-style missile factories now perfected by the Chinese.
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Why the solar installation industry has been, for years, plagued by scammers who vanish the moment you need maintenance or configuration help. This is why I promote local off-grid solar that you learn yourself (so you can maintain it, fix it, configure it, etc.). David Norman from Sol-Ark speaks about the safety questions of installing your own local solar system, and whether you have the skills to do it safely. Clip from our recent Decentralize TV episode:
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They made this faggot leader again… Hahaha! Like watching lemmings march off a cliff. It’s right up in your face. They’re all worthless, every last one of them. Which really sucks because we don’t have many options. Hey America, are you sick of this yet? Think we might want to elect some new Republicans nationwide?
Royce White for President
Mass Deportations, 25 Year Moratorium!
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Hope I'm wrong, but I am NOT convinced that Trump is going to throw in the towel and back away from attacking Iran. I think it's all smoke and mirrors while the U.S. prepared for a massive surprise bombing or land invasion attempt (or both), which would be catastrophic in terms of the deaths of U.S. soldiers. Why do I think this is likely? Because Trump can't stand a loss. And he always needs to get the last punch in. I think he'll attack yet again, whether its in 10 days, or even in January after the Dems are sworn in. Remember, the Dems are also funded by the same foreign interests that funded Trump. And they aren't yet done causing global infrastructure collapse. Clip from my podcast today on BrightVideos.
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Starting tonight at midnight you can download the Dan Kilmer series to your Kindle gratis at this Amazon link, which is my author page.
amazon.com/stores/Matthew-Br…
I'm going to be on the Dan Davis Deep Dive podcast tomorrow, Veteran's Day, November 11, at 1100 eastern time. 11-11 at 11.
The fictional Dan Kilmer is a former USMC sniper and GWOT veteran, so there's the connection to these three novels.
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I was on with Mario Nawfal today.
The Iran War, Trump's sanity, Hegseth's desperate plea, and more.
youtube.com/watch?v=s03cjd26…
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"They expect you to believe that all these people got up on the same day and decided to head across to Europe. Totally organic yeah."
[Just wait until their guns are passed out. This is only "force assembly."]
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Am skeptical. Very.
Holy cow, Gov-Elect Hinojosa is going straight for the jugular of the Texas-based child trafficking and child exploitation network, which hides behind the cover of "immigration enforcement." I'm wondering if she truly knows the layers of evil and hell she's about to uncover, as the child trafficking economy of Texas reaches deep into the tentacles of dark, demonic power...
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Please consider pitching in on this support for the family of a Navy SEAL
teammate’s fallen son in the line of law enforcement duty: 🇺🇸
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“The new generation of missiles that we have produced and are using based on new technology can target ships or moving targets"
[Maybe he's bluffing, but I doubt it. Upgrading existing missiles with Russian and/or Chinese warhead guidance tech does not mean entire new missiles must be built. One cargo plane could bring in enough guidance units to upgrade entire classes of missiles to allow their striking moving targets. I'm sure Russia and/or China would enjoy a real-world test application.]
The Iranians are working hard to improve the range of their theater ballistic missiles, make their guidance systems robust to GNSS jamming, and develop the capability to hit moving targets.
Major General Mohammad Saleh Jokar, a member of the Iranian Parliament:
“The new generation of missiles that we have produced and are using based on new technology can target ships or moving targets; that is, it is in line with upgrading the level of technology of our missiles, and both their range, type of performance, and mode of operation will be different from the past.
The range of the missile tested today is greater than previous missiles … both the range and the type of guidance that our missiles now have are not like in the past, which can intercept them; it is a new type.”
Machine translation of didbaniran.ir/%D8%A8%D8%AE%D….
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I was on Dialogue Works with Nima Alkhorshid yesterday.
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