World War III

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There goes another one

 

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And another...

 

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Grok say the Columbian mercenaries earn about $5k vs veterans earning $1k back home. I mean there are lot of ways a woman can earn than potentially getting killed .

 

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Every.Damn.Time.

 

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The wheels are coming off in Europe.

Here in the US, crickets.
Our population is brain dead

 

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Fooled ya

 

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One concept: Global Peace, Oslo process .. if we can get peace between Israel and Palestine we can have peace in the Middle East and Global Trade will bring peace to the world.




War Expert WARNS: "You Can't Stop What's Coming"
The Diary Of A CEO Clips

Oct 7, 2026 #thediaryofaceo #doac
Professor Jiang Xueqin, the geopolitical analyst who predicted the Iran war, is asked what would have to happen for the world to reach 2036 without the conflicts he forecasts. He says it may already be too late.

Discover:
• What would have had to happen for today's wars to be avoided
• How Washington once believed trade alone could end conflict
• The 1996 Clean Break memo and its three objectives
• Why Jiang says those objectives have all now been achieved
• Why he believes it is already too late to reverse course
• His surprising advice for ordinary people living through this
• Why he says faith means speaking the truth, not hiding away
• Why he fears AI will become a surveillance and control grid




This video features an interview with Professor Jiang Xueqin, a geopolitical analyst who discusses the deteriorating state of global affairs and his belief that the world is heading toward significant conflict by 2036.

Key themes include:

• The Clean Break Memo: Jiang analyzes a 1996 strategy document commissioned by Benjamin Netanyahu, arguing that its core pillars—abandoning land-for-peace, seeking regional dominance through force, and adopting proactive offensive strategies—have shaped the last 30 years of Middle Eastern policy (0:16 - 5:58).
• The Collapse of Neoliberalism: He explains that the Washington-led consensus of global trade as a path to permanent peace has failed, leading to structural conditions where major powers (such as China, Japan, Germany, and Russia) are drifting toward war (0:26 - 6:28).
• Advice for the Individual: Addressing the average person, Jiang suggests that finding meaning in a chaotic world comes through faith in God and focusing on one's family, rather than getting lost in political activism. He emphasizes a personal moral duty to speak the truth (6:46 - 9:34).
• The Risks of AI: Jiang warns that in a fractured, globalized world, artificial intelligence is likely to be repurposed as a surveillance and control grid rather than a tool for solving human scarcity or medical challenges, further dehumanizing the modern experience (12:02 - 14:26).
• Legacy and Purpose: Reflecting on his own life, he shares that raising his children has shifted his focus from material success to spiritual growth, arguing that moments of global crisis serve as a catalyst for deep reflection and the eventual redemption of humanity (14:37 - 17:09).

 

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I watched that. he's a very interesting guy

 

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The world is boiling over

 

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The world is boiling over

Just wait when they can not afford food next year due the the Middle East War and related farming costs increases.

 

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Shell, Chevron and others shutting down rigs and production in the Gulf of Mexico with the hurricane coming through in 48 hours

 

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It makes more sense now

 

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Pakistan

 

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Pakistan

"Can dictator Asim Munir wage war in Yemen AND crack down on his own people at the same time?"

Well, the Iranians did it successful .. so why not Pakistan?