Sam Faddis

Okay, we're now starting to see those desalinization plants hit.

The Iranians claim we started it.

Who knows what the truth of that is?

It doesn't matter.

They've already started striking them.

Okay, you take those things offline and destroy them.

If they are really hit, not just a minor strike, then they're offline potentially for years.

And so you're now looking at 100 million people who don't have water to drink.

You're talking about taking out refineries.

Well, again, some of these strikes are relatively minor damage.

But if we really start losing major infrastructure like that, you don't put it in operation again.

Next week.

So now you're talking about tens of millions of people without water and you're talking about the world without whatever oil and natural gas production.

So these are these are just consequences.

I mean, look, we've got crazy stuff going on in Cyprus now.

Right.

The the Iranians, actually, I think it was Hezbollah on their behalf, hit the British base in Cyprus.

That got the Greeks all energized because the Muslims were attacking their brothers and sisters in Cyprus.

So now they're sending Greek naval vessels to defend Cyprus from the Muslims, right?

It's the Battle of Lepanto all over again.