Tom Bilyeu

Who could have guessed?

Yeah.

So remember, we're in an information warfare landscape.

The odds of that being true feel low, but that's just a feeling.

Feelings don't matter at all.

So we'll see what ends up playing out over time.

But if the U.S.

really has assets that high up in the Chinese military, because it's my understanding that

that general in question, Zhang, was like really close.

I've heard reports that they were like childhood friends.

I cannot verify.

I don't know that that's true, but that people are saying that they were very, very close.

So for that guy to be the guy that's betraying him again, speculation, early conjecture.

So I would not expect any sort of immediate crumbling in China.

But this does signal that there might be far more tension within China than we think.

And if there really is this kind of dissent in the military, you can imagine them making a move on Taiwan in 2027 goes down in likelihood because you doing air, land, sea invasions, when you don't know if you can trust your general, that becomes a much bigger question mark.

Now, many people have been speculating that China is going to use an administrative takeover of Taiwan.

So we'll see they're trying to get their candidates into office and Hey, that sounds familiar.

So, um,

It doesn't necessarily have to be a military invasion for them to still come in and take over.