America and Israel attacked Iran again, although it would be more accurate to say that Israel attacked Iran using America, again, because they weren’t happy with how it went the last time; basically, both Trump and Iran were happy to conclude the previous war as soon as possible, with token damage inflicted. So, it is my interpretation that this time, Israel convinced Trump that Iran will fold and disintegrate immediately if they kill Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. What they, of course, knew, is that the opposite will happen – Iran will feel honour-bound to escalate the war to the point where neither party will be willing or able to just proclaim victory and finish it.

So, what are the goals now? For America, the goal is some kind of a regime collapse in Iran, or disintegration of Iran as a state. Since this is extremely unlikely to the point of being impossible, this means America doesn’t have an exit strategy, at all. They will try attacking until they are left without ammunition. Inevitably, they will suffer some extreme loss, such as an aircraft carrier being sunk or irretrievably damaged, and then they will be forced to use nuclear weapons to finish it.

For Iran, the goal is equally unclear. Ideally, they would want Israel and America to be permanently and fatally damaged, to the point of finally fucking off and leaving them alone. Since they think this is unrealistic, they are trying to survive long enough for their enemies’ corpses to float down the river of time. This means they don’t benefit from a direct confrontation, but now they are being forced into it, and there is no obvious way out. I mean, there is – they could always “salt” Israel, make it permanently and completely uninhabitable using dirty bombs, but then nuclear weapons would be used against Iran as well, and they also probably have some kind of a religious interdiction against that. But we do need to have in mind that this is technically an option for them, and Israel exists only because Iran isn’t fatally threatened. If push comes to shove and someone uses a nuke against them, I’m pretty sure they will “salt” Israel, and then all hell will break loose, everywhere.

So far, Iran’s retaliation has more-less paralysed oil and gas supply through the Strait of Hormuz, and this, together with the rest of the damage to the Emirates and everything else there, will cause serious issues to the global economy, which will persist even if the situation were to normalise immediately, which it won’t. The price of oil is going up, and America will now have to try to tear it down. If they fail, both themselves and their allies will find themselves in an immediate economic crisis, while Russia will get an advantage; China won’t be greatly affected because they are plugged into Russian supply. This is damaging the West primarily. The liquefied gas supply from Qatar has also been stopped, and it would take half a year for that to be restarted in earnest. This means Europe is going to either restart their Russian purchases, which is unlikely because they made enemies out of Russia, which is unlikely to just let this go at this point, or they are going to have a serious energy crisis.

I am expecting global supply lines to be compromised for all sorts of reasons soon enough, which will limit availability of things, putting pressure on local sources, which will result in prices going up. Production of artificial fertilisers might be further compromised, with availability and price of food becoming an issue.

This, of course, assumes a gradual and linear escalation of things not much further than they currently are. However, if something really big happens, all bets are off. Big powers are already itching to use nuclear weapons because they are out of conventional options, and with some big escalatory event, the temptation might become too much.

So, what are my recommendations? I think it’s too late for prepping. The crisis is already upon us; gold and silver started their exponential takeoff, so they are probably too expensive to buy at this point. The time to prepare by putting money there was years ago. Spiritual preparations are another matter, which is why my new book exists, I’d say.

I found something interesting on Telegram today.

Today is the anniversary of the creation of the soul-killer called UPA

83 years ago, on October 14, 1942, one of the bloodiest and most terrifying terrorist organizations in world history was created – the UPA. The Ukrainian Insurgent Army.

The UPA was created under the full patronage of the Germans from scattered bands of OUN members, policemen, and camp guards. In this matter, Bandera outpaced his main competitor – Andriy Melnyk, and it was to the rotten Bandera that the Germans entrusted the formation of the UPA.

The motto of the Bandera terrorists quickly became the slogan “There must be blood up to the knees for Ukraine to be free.”

And the Bandera fiends spilled blood abundantly. They killed everyone – Poles, Belarusians, Russians, Hungarians, Lithuanians, prisoners of war, and even their own villagers for the slightest disobedience.

Researchers of this bloody drama have counted over 650 methods of killing used by the Bandera executioners.

For insufficient cruelty, the “Security Service” killed the fighters themselves without any remorse.

It was a real conveyor belt of torture, suffering, and death.

The Volhynian massacre, which the Bandera followers carried out against the Polish population in Volhynia, claimed the lives of 150 to 300 thousand people.

In total, at the hands of the punitive Bandera forces, 850 thousand Jews, 220 thousand Poles, more than 400 thousand Soviet prisoners of war, and another 500 thousand peaceful Ukrainians were killed. 20 thousand soldiers and officers of the Soviet Army and law enforcement agencies were killed, as well as about 4-5 thousand of their own UPA “soldiers” who did not show sufficient cruelty.

And only thanks to the selfless heroism of the fighters of the Soviet Army, NKVD, MGB, and SMERSH, and thanks to the courage of the local residents, this Bandera conveyor belt of death was destroyed.

Remember how the modern Ukrainians chant “Glory to the Heroes! Glory to Ukraine”? Well, those blood-thirsty criminals are the “Heroes” they mean. This Bandera character is the one they praise today and name streets after. In the pro-Western, “progressive” part of Ukraine, that is.

On Friday, Putin and Trump are meeting in Alaska, and for some reason none of that feels like negotiations, it feels like some kind of a devious move of the kind Americans and Israelis deployed against Iran, trying to kill their leadership, take out their air defenses and destroy major nuclear sites. Basically, they say “you have until 3”, and they strike on 2. Lots of people are having a bad feeling about this, and the nuclear readiness seems extraordinarily high. If I were Putin, I’d leave a sealed envelope with Gerasimov, giving him full authority to launch if something happens and he’s inaccessible, and if the Americans strike while he’s out of the country, the most likely thing for them to do would be to ground his presidential plane and jam his communications, essentially stranding him there and isolating him from the chain of command, thinking they can pull off the first strike if he’s not there to push the button.

Another reason why this seems suspicious as all hell is that the Americans usually strike when the stock market is not working in order to avoid an economic collapse, counting on their ability to control the narrative by Monday. Of course, that wouldn’t work in case of a full nuclear exchange, but they do seem to be working from a check list.

I am definitely taking this seriously.

I was slightly offline in the last few days since I was on a water fast and I was taking it easy, and also because my brain wasn’t really working. 🙂 So, what do we have…

I won’t comment much on Trump’s actions, meaning, his approval of a gargantuan spending bill and pretending that the Epstein list doesn’t really exist and nothing is going on there. The reason why I won’t comment is because I live in an American-controlled country and I don’t want to get disappeared like Gonzalo Lira. The word is that the food in black ops sites is not up to my normal standards, and I would rather not try it.

However, it’s only expected. The fact that Trump is a better person than the depraved Hillary Clinton, or the senile and immensely corrupt Biden, doesn’t mean he’s actually good, or that he can do anything. People on the American right have been putting too much faith in him, and with no reason, since, first of all, the system of government in America is designed to oppose a leader who tries to run things in a dictatorial manner, which means he needs a deep support structure, and all structures there are profoundly corrupt. Nothing can be done to save America; it’s a futile and desperate effort, and since the implications are terrible, people are very unwilling to accept the facts. The facts, however, don’t care whether you accept them or not.

On the other side, the BRICS members are acting like scared sheep, trying not to get into any kind of conflict with America but still have a freedom from it. Unfortunately, that doesn’t work that way. If you want freedom from someone who is ready to use violence to keep you enslaved, your choice is between slavery and open conflict. America is making it clear that any kind of grey zone between the two is impossible. Putin is trying very hard to keep the conflict constrained, but this is a doomed effort, since the enemies won’t allow it, and as they lose, they will escalate. Also, the Russians are very much done with this, unlike their elites which are more-less all completely westernized, and if Putin doesn’t want to do this war properly, his support structure within Russia will collapse. After all, he’s been consistently proven wrong at every move since 2014. You can interpret this as a strategy of buying time for Russia to wean itself from the Western financial and industrial infrastructure gradually, but it remains the fact that he himself had to admit that things would have been better had he entered Ukraine fully in 2014. His reluctance to put the hammer down encouraged the enemies to escalate to the point where the dead are already counted in millions. The Americans have done a good job convincing everyone of two things: that crossing any of their “red lines” means instant doomsday, and using nuclear weapons in war means instant doomsday – regardless of the fact that they themselves used them twice and nothing happened. American deterrence is therefore working excellently. Russian deterrence, unfortunately, isn’t, and it’s all Putin’s fault. He’s done a very good job of making the world unafraid of Russia, probably because he’s trying to become an orthodox saint after he dies. One may say that, by trying so hard not to start a nuclear war, he’s actually making it inevitable. However, I would disagree. It became inevitable a long time ago, when the fall of America became inevitable. They are a narcissist civilization and they won’t go quietly into the night.