Brandon

You know, we've done videos before in the past of like how harsh the conditions actually are for the Navy to go across and take it over.

It's like a mountain in the middle of the ocean.

So I don't think they'd be capable of that.

And if they did try to do it, I think we would try to get close with Russia really quick and stop selling China oil.

China is extremely dependent on oil from other countries.

So for that reason, I don't think they're just – I think they want to.

I don't think they're capable of doing it though.

Yeah, the economic hitman principle, they took that away from, they took away the resource.

What's up a notch?

Yeah, yeah.

What's next?

All right.

So putting enough pressure on Russia.

And their biggest asset is getting the discounted oil from Russia and Iran.

So, you know, if Iran suddenly falls and Russia has enough pressure on them to stop being so friendly with the oil they give to China, then China's really in a stranglehold where they stop getting the cheap Russian and Iranian oil.

Because that's like China's nucleus is the ability to get cheap oil from Iran and Russia.

That's actually not a good thing.

What about the deflationary innovation, though?

Like the way that a flat screen TV started off at $10,000 and now it's $200.

So there's examples of things going down in price.