Analysis of Global Political Dynamics
This war, once it starts,
can only lead to World War III.
That's a strong statement to make.
As a probability-
Okay
... what probability would you assign to
that claim?
I would put it pretty high, anywhere between 80 to 90% probability.
Okay. So that's certainty.
Basically certainty, yes.
Explain to me how that happens.
Okay. So we need to step back and appreciate, um,
that there's a global dynamic going on.
Mm-hmm.
Okay? And we need to appreciate the grand
strategy of the different players
involved.
Mm-hmm.
All right. So what, what I'm gonna do is this.
I'm going to explain
to you how each nation sees itself in the world.
Mm-hmm.
Okay? And to y- and to do that, I'm going to use a chess set, okay?
Okay.
All right. This is the king.
This is the political system of the United States, which is democracy,
and there are certain strengths and weaknesses to a democracy.
Democracy is vibrant, it's creative, it's flexible, but its
ultimate weakness is polarization,
where today, um, the different political factions refuse to
get
along, and this may bring on the Civil War, okay?
Mm-hmm.
So the way you defeat the United States is not to conquer it.
You can never conquer the United States.
The way to def- defeat the United States
is to force it into a civil war,
which then kills the king.
To get its people to rise up against the leadership?
No. You want the Democrats and the Republicans to form different
factions and fight
a civil war.
Okay.
You, you wanna create so much political
polarization, the different elite factions
are gonna take up arms against each other, okay?
Okay.
So this is the political system, okay? A democracy.
Now let's look at the queen. Where's the queen?
The queen is what I refer to as the grand strategy of the United
States, how the United States can maintain its
control over the entire world, and
the grand strategy is already outlined in the National
Defense Strategy.
Mm-hmm.
Right? Let's create Fortress America,
and then create chaos throughout the entire world
so that we can sell everyone weapons and resources.
Okay.
Okay? That's the grand strategy, all right?
All right. Now, once you have a grand strategy, you need,
you need to implement
this grand strategy, so you need attack vectors. All right?
The attack vectors
are the rook, the bishop, and the knight. All right?
So let's go over the three major attack vectors of the United States.
They are, first of all, America's technological supremacy.
So these are basically the tools that they use to attack others.
Exactly, in order to achieve their grand strategy.
All right, so air supremacy, right?
Which is, uh, the planes and the stuff like that.
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