He does say that Europe is going to go to a de facto war with Russia, not just by proxy, and that that's going to happen here sooner than later, because the Europeans have a sovereign debt crisis. And the only way their neocons see their way out of this is to take on Russia and split the 75 trillion in assets. The IMF, France and the U.K. have both called for an IMF bailout.
Europe is deindustrialized. They don't make anything anymore. They're not a consumer economy.
So he's called a lot of stuff, and he's been very, very accurate. I don't know what he says about Israel specifically, but he does mention a lot of upheaval, you know, starting, he said, in 2026. And January 3rd, right on cue, Venezuela kind of tipped off the year this year, and it has only gotten more intense since then.
Thank you. Yeah, I wouldn't, I wouldn't put too much stock in China, to be quite frank. And the number one reason is because of their court and their legal system.
You see that they're trying to, even the foreign minister is approaching American news networks. They do understand that what they are facing is a hybrid war. And parts of that is very much the media side of things.
And so we are going to definitely see a different approach as far as the Iranian government is concerned. Then about the groups, the armed groups that are able to possibly mount a considerable resistance against the Iranian regime. We've been talking about Kurdish groups, but there hasn't been much mention of MEK, the Mujahideen.
There are also groups that are, a group that's armed, very well-organized, very well-supported by American neocons, people like John Bolton and Pompeo. They openly support MEK. And I really think that the Americans are betting on the coalition that's happening between the Mujahideen, MEK, and the Kurdish groups.
