Tom Bilyeu

Your one world order is truly ending.

A new world order is coming into place.

And I think when we all think about like, oh, one world order ends, the next begins, you don't really think about the reason that it falls apart is for these moments of like hyper conflict.

where things clash, people have interests, they've got to move, they start finding new allies.

It's not like everybody just goes, okay, cool, turn to chapter four, and this is why you're going to go connect with all these different people.

It's a thing happens, somebody does something, other people react, butterfly effect, and all of a sudden you've got Canada cozying up to China.

And so that's ultimately how all of this is going to play out is it's going to be conflict based.

It's going to be everybody protecting their own interests.

And suddenly the illusion of like, well, we're all holding hands.

We're all in this together.

It just disappears because people have to have energy to stay in power.

Our modern world is predicated on a small handful of things.

And oil is one of the biggest.

Yes, we are big enough that we can be isolationist, but it would be a terrible move and we will suffer grave consequences for doing it.

You can't overnight become isolationist and think everything is going to be fine.

But in terms of the countries on the planet that would be able to do very well with a more isolationist policy, we are one of them.

So we can be food independent, we can be energy independent, we can work towards that.

Again, not going to happen overnight and there are going to be rough days ahead if we just snap our fingers and expect to act in that way.

But we also have things that a lot of countries want and people will do whatever is in their best interest.

So there's no doubt that geographically, America is in a good spot.