NATO Expansion and Economic Incentives

When we bring a new nation into NATO,

the first part of that contract is that that new

nation has to conform its weapons purchases to NATO specifications.

Which means they have to buy their weapons from Northrop Grumman,

General Dynamics,

Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, and Boeing.

And all of those companies are owned by BlackRock.

And BlackRock is the big donor.

So they're incentivized to expand NATO because the only way that they can increase

their profits is if they get more countries that have signed up.

Well, it's a whole market that they now have a trap market that they

can only buy from them.

It's like Starbucks selling frappuccinos.

It's like, you want Starbucks everywhere.

I mean, oh my God, okay.

Every coffee shop should be a Starbucks. Yes.

And if we break into a new market, there's also, you know,

it's a confluence

of ideological and economic incentives.

If you look at what's happening on Wall Street,

they're no longer going factory by factory and saying,

what's the production, what's the efficiency, what's the lowest cost,

what's the future.

They're all focusing on what is the Fed going to do this week.