Tom Bilyeu

And since things are going so well, we might as well do it right now.

I don't know.

But I am certainly going to be watching that closely.

And I, of course, do not believe anything that I'm being told.

A lot of what we're being told right now, and please never lose sight of this, is basically that information is a weapon of its own.

So we should just assume that much of what we're being told, we're being told strategic lies to confuse the enemy.

So how all of this stuff plays out is right now anybody's guess, but there are certainly a lot of moving pieces.

did get together in conference us was not in attendance and they were talking about ways to open the street so get ready for more of that when the guy says like if you want to go get it you're not going to invite him to the talks it's like okay well shit yes like we these countries cannot afford to not have this energy like that's not an option them um

if like a really dire scenario happened, these guys would militarily have to go in and reopen it.

Like the option of, well, I guess we just go without is not an option.

Military.

Yes.

No energy.

No.

Now I think they would be extremely reticent to do so.

I think that they would do all kinds of negotiations and concessions first.

Um, but man, this, this is what it looks like when the world like reorganizes.

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.