Prophecy News - 'Alert, Historic Attack Is Imminent, Russia and Iran Prepare for Day X' - Presented by Canadian Prepper, April 28th, 2026

This is a few days late, and there are other stories which succede this, but in this story Canadian Prepper gives, and expounds five reasons why war will restart at a higher level of intensity.

Canadian Prepper

04/28/2026

This is your World War III update. So, the situation is much worse than I thought. The attack that the United States, Israel, and quite possibly Great Britain now are about to conduct inside Iran is going to be on a scale and level of intensity that most people are simply not anticipating. The duration of the ceasefire is proportional to the attack that will break the ceasefire. The longer this goes on, the more forces they build up, the greater the intensity of the attack and the more sustained the fighting will be.

And this is historically precedented. It is very seldom throughout history that you have a war where we’ve passed so many strategic Rubicons, and the inertia is so momentous that both sides simply make a deal at this stage in the game, when trust is at an all-time low, and we’ve already seen decapitation strikes and there’s so much sunk cost already. It’s very seldom that you have a war that ends without one side decisively winning and the other side capitulating or surrendering in the form of some sort of armistice. Very unlikely unless there is sustained fighting and a protracted stalemate like you see in South Korea and North Korea which are still effectively at war. But uh of course there’s a lot of other strategic factors there.

Iran is different, and historically somebody has to win. Okay? And often times this is just building up for the next big round of escalation. I call this ‘punctuated escalation’. So what happens is when you get this cessation in hostilities, when there’s this window where it doesn’t seem like there’s much going on, well that’s when big plans are being hatched, because you can’t hatch big plans when you’re under constant fire. This is why I say when you don’t hear anything on the Ukraine front with Russia, that means a big attack is coming. And every time the bigger the weight and the more issues remain unresolved, the bigger and more intense the attack shall be.

And so that’s what we’re going to see here. And that is corroborated by the virtually endless logistical heavy airlift of supplies into the region. And it- that’s reflected of course in this transponder breakdown from flight radar over the last, I believe this would be the last 48 hours. And so every day there are dozens of heavy airlift warplanes flying into the Middle East delivering who knows what. It very well could be supplies to re replenish uh a lot of the soldiers who’ve been staged there for many months. But we’ve already vastly exceeded uh the initial uh logistical loads that we’ve seen at the beginning of the war. And there is a much larger troop presence in the theater now than there was before.

I suspect that they’re flying in interceptors. They’re flying in uh ordinance, cruise missiles, dumb bombs, possibly troops as well, maybe even war planes. And we’re not going to know what’s there until, of course, the fighting starts. A lot of the warships: the three- three strike carrier groups and the soon to be two amphibious readiness groups that will be in the theater are resupplied by sea. So they wouldn’t be being resupplied by these planes. Okay? So they’re bringing in new stuff.

Now, if they were sincere about this ceasefire, and as Trump is trying to lead us to believe that this is just going to be a protracted blockade, and that they aren’t going to go kinetic again, they would have no need to do this, because most of that is going to be conducted by the Marines. So unless you are getting ready to do another major attack quite possibly a ground attack, which is inevitable, it will come if not weeks, months, years that that portion of this is coming. Uh we don’t know when that’s going to come.

I suspected that the attack was going to happen last weekend. I was wrong. I did qualify it by saying, “Often I’m seeing and connecting all the dots well before they happen and some of my guesstimates are premature. They always happen”. It’s just usually I’m a week or so early. If I make a definitive prediction that something is going to happen in a week, it’s usually always going to happen in a month or so at at, you know, at maximum. So, the fact that it hasn’t happened yet, has me worried that it’s going to be a much bigger attack. Now, depending on how, you know, which side of the fence you fall on with this conflict, you might say, “Well, that’s great because they’ll be able to suppress Iran’s capabilities to fire back.” And I think that’s what they’re trying to do. I think they want to put on such a show and lay down so much suppressing fire that Iran is not going to be able to get any missiles off the ground and they won’t be able to retaliate in a way which drastically diminishes the oil output capability of the region.

Now, there’s a lot of stuff to talk about today and so I’m just going to get into it. There are five main data points that support my thesis. Not really a thesis, I guess, more of a hypothesis. And I don’t even consider it that, cuz I I think this is a foregone conclusion, but for the sake of being empirical, let’s call it an hypothesis that this war is going to recommence. Now, one of the big ones is this story. Okay? Whenever, and I’ve said this for years, whenever the media is telling you what the National Security Agency or the CIA or the Trump administration or the White House.. what they are mulling or what the conversation is about, it is purely for the purpose of subterfuge. There is no reason whatsoever that this sort of information would ever be disclosed to the public unless it’s to confound the situation for your adversary.

1. Trumps’s Subterfuge

So Trump tells aids to prepare for an extended blockade of Iran. Okay, there’s no reason to say that. We know that Trump’s main modus operandi is to operate as a wild card – strategic ambiguity, always keep them guessing. So he would never disclose something that was so definitive. So, in saying that they’re preparing for an extended blockade, I read that as they’re getting ready to do something kinetic, because for starters, if they continue this blockade for several months and the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, and that 10 to 13 million barrel per day that is accumulating, taken off the market.. Uh, if that continues, then it’s a global depression. Full stop.

Okay, we’re talking about, you know, cumulatively as of now already 1.6 billion barrels in the time that it takes to get started again and get the wells flowing again. And Chris Martenson explains this all very well. We’re already looking at a 1.6 billion barrel per day, or barrel shortfall, total. And if this continues for another two months at 10 to 13 million barrels a day cumulatively, well, you do the math. And then of course when you’re doing these shut-ins [of oil], I don’t know all the science of this, but when you when you shut-in a well, uh Chris explained it when he was on the channel, as you need to repressurize these wells, cuz you know over time they lose pressure. So they have to do various things, and I I would presume that the longer they’re capped uh the longer it’s going to take to restart said well.

So, if we’re talking about months of this blockade, and they think that they’re going to bring the Iranians to heal, then to me, uh, that that’s going to be worse for the global economy than were they to do a swift kinetic strike. And I’m not saying I want this to happen. I have a lot of Iranian friends of the channel. I’m just saying in terms of the global economic fallout, if there was a scenario where they could instantly, swiftly throw like 2,000 plane sorty simultaneously, and just wipe out everything at the same time, and potentially utilize tactical nuclear um weapons, massive ordinance penetrators in order to bust up the missile cities.

Let’s say they do that and Iran can only fire off a few shots and they’re only able to maybe hit one or two pipelines and destroy a few refineries and that’s it. Okay, that’s from a global economic standpoint. That’s the ideal scenario. It’s very unlikely that that’s going to happen for a myriad reasons. Chief among them is most uh military analysts will tell you we simply don’t have that capability. Although I find this constant underestimation of our capabilities, like if you’re an Iranian military chief, it serves you no good to underestimate US and Israeli capabilities. I mean, you shouldn’t overestimate them either. And then, you know, because that’s going to factor into your negotiations and what you’re willing to capitulate to. But at the same time, I think a lot of people who are- there’s lots of underestimation in terms of the actual stockpiles of equipment uh that the US actually has accumulated over the years and can bring to bear.

And of course, they would want you to think that they have less. So they want to create this narrative that yeah, we’re running out of stuff. And that of course serves the interest of the military-industrial complex. And there’s so much strategic inertia with this conflict, that turning the ship around.. You got three aircraft carriers, you got endless heavy airlift. I mean, this thing is going kinetic. Uh, even if Trump wanted to extricate himself from the conflict at this point in time, of course, you have the Israeli X factor. And then you just have interests uh probably doing things that Trump is oblivious to, in order so that he has plausible deniability. If there was going to be a false flag, it’s very likely Trump wouldn’t even be a part of it. That this would be something that was concocted by the shadowy, you know, Deep State who puppeteers Trump. And that’s become quite evident today in this pomp and pageantry that we’ve seen with King Charles.

Talk about that in just a moment. The president prefers decisive victories, but none of the available options provide him a swift exit. Darn, I guess we’re not going to be able to go kinetic. So, this is like broadcasting to the Iranians.. “Hey, you know, Wall Street Journal says Trump’s not going to attack. He’s just going to do the blockade thing, okay? Wink wink. Right?” If they’re telling you this, there’s no way they’re actually going to, you know- Their actions will be drastically different from this, is what I’m trying to say. This is all subterfuge. They have- there’s no reason why the Central Intelligence Agency or Trump’s Security Council would- has to tell us anything about what their plan is.

If they’re putting information out there, the main reason for putting that information out there is to confound the situation. It’s in no way to make the public aware of what’s going on, because of course that would be.. I mean this, you know, they talk about classified leaks. I mean this would be the biggest leak of classified information, because this of course is- [It] could make the difference in terms of the outcome of something if you know if they were broadcasting what their intentions were. especially a guy whose whole thing is creating chaos and confusion and mixed messages that contradict each other from hour to hour. So yeah, no, there’s no way.

If they’re saying that they’re expecting an extended blockade of Iran, I expect a kinetic strike any day now. And look, the evidence bears that out. They would not be doing this if they were planning to pack it in. So, I get that people want the war to be over, but unfortunately that’s not going to be the case. In fact, we’re seeing a lot of aviational activity with refueling tankers that’s intensifying in the same sort of way that it did prior to the war. So, these are uh flight trajectories of various ‘stratotankers’ that have been operating throughout the Middle East in the last 48 hours. Uh, they’re very numerous and of course you’re only having these up in the air if you’re planning on potentially doing a strike. I mean there’s a lot of war planes flying around for defensive purposes, and drones and things like that that are probably refueling, but by and large uh you’re only doing this if you’re getting ready to conduct offensive operations.

So that’s what I suspect is happening. So we have a lot of maps uh, that indicate that. We also have this statement from the Israelis:  The chairman of the Knesset’s ‘Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee’, Boaz Bismuth, at the end of the security review in the meeting with all of the Israeli upper echelon. He said, “The Iranian regime is going to pay a very heavy price. Calls to continue routine. Wait patiently and remain alert.” ..Okay, so that’s from Channel 14, which is a- they’re they’re very similar to an Axios. So, you have to take what they say with a grain of salt, right? But we know that they’re definitely getting ready to do something big.

And this was another tell. ..I mean, everybody’s seen through this one,  cuz this was just way too obvious. [Donald Trump] “Iran has just informed us that they’re in a state of collapse. They want us to open the Hormuz Strait as soon as possible, as they try to figure out their leadership situation, which I believe they will be able to do. Thank you for your attention…” Yeah. So, Iran just phoned him up and said, “Hey, you know, we’re in collapse. Please don’t attack us or foment another rebellion from the inside out. Okay, so that’s number one.

2. Meeting of Vladimir Putin and Araghchi

Number two is this meeting with Vladimir Putin and Araghchi. All right, we’re going to skip to this because this is very important. I read this as coordination before escalation. So when this big attack happens, Iran is going to retaliate. And because uh this is Russia’s southern flank, Russia will likely have to activate its strategic forces because they don’t know what’s going on. They have to assume at all times that this is cover for an attack on their country, which it very well may be. I mean this whole you know Middle East play, and amassing of forces in the region uh could be an attempt to just completely surround Russia. I mean we’ve seen what happened in Greenland. We’ve seen what’s happening in Finland with the their uh commitments to getting nuclear weapons, and the Baltics and Europe and Ukraine – the military buildup despite uh what we’re being told about the retrenchment in spending. Nothing is further from the truth.

The United States is more supportive of Ukraine now than ever before. It’s just not popular with the MAGA base. So, they try to keep a tight lid on it. That will become evident when we analyze the whole King Charles thing in just a moment. But understand that you’re only going to have this meeting with Vladimir Putin at this stage in the game if you are getting ready for retaliation, and establishing of red lines and getting everything sorted out before the big attack takes place. Because with this “punctuated escalation ladder”, um I think I talked about it earlier in the video. It’s my idea that every time there’s a break in hostilities and there’s a recommencement of fighting, and it’s- It happens at a higher intensity and scope and scale. And the only time when you can have that happen is if there’s a break in hostilities like a calm before the storm. Because in order to hatch big plans you need time and preparation. If you’re under constant fire- In fact, when you’re seeing the tit for tat exchanges in Ukraine and Russia uh, I’m actually less worried about escalation at that point, because it’s difficult for them to do big arrow attacks when they’re just in that sort of stalemate situation.

So, they know that the intensification of hostilities will ensue once the war recommences. I don’t think this was about transferring nuclear material because the Iranians, as much as they invite the Russians into their country to assist in the construction of nuclear power plants and there are some strategic uh agreements in terms of defense production and whatnot, um I think there is also a lot of distrust, because of course the Russians have dual allegiances. There are two million Jewish Russians in Israel. And of course, there is a very large uh substantial Zionist lobby in Russia. Not as outsized as it is in the United States, but there are many hardline Zionist oligarchs. And so Putin, even though he’s more of an autocrat than say Trump is, uh he still has to balance those sets of interests. So, it’s very unlikely that number one, Russia is going to commit to providing Iran a nuclear umbrella.

I naively used to say, “Well, why doesn’t Russia just, you know, extend the nuclear umbrella to Iran?” Well, for starters, that would create all kinds of problems with the Jewish diaspora inside and outside Russia. And also, the Iranians likely wouldn’t trust it. So, there’s that. Now, in terms of the Iranians entrusting the Russians to take their enriched uranium, I think this is unlikely. Also, for starters, I don’t know what the exact price of enriched uranium, which 60% of the way is pretty much- is quite close to 90%, when you know how these things work. Cuz it it’s like an inverse square. So, you know that the higher you go up, the quicker it takes to get to 90%. And so,  [at] 60% you’re already like 99% of the way to 90%. And I I don’t think I’m explaining that well, but I think if any of you have been watching the channel and you’ve heard the experts talk about it, you know what I mean.

And so I presume that that ‘900 lb of dust’, as Trump calls it, is worth a lot of money.. A lot of money. Okay? And so there’s that, but there’s also the sovereignty issue, and there’s whether or not they believe that they can trust the Russians in the first place. So I suspect that the foreign minister here, Araghchi, sent a message from the Ayatollah.. What was in that message? We don’t know. Is the Ayatollah willing to forfeit their nuclear material uh to the Russians who will custody it on their behalf? Uh that seems like an L, but you know, maybe the Iranians are okay with that. But again, the- that- the- A notion that the United States would even accept that, when they’re bombing the Russians, is you know, we shouldn’t even be having that conversation in the first place because it would never be accepted. Because, you know, while there is conflicting Zionist interests, at the end of the day, Europe and NATO and the Anglosaxon Trans-atlantians, they are trying to get rid of Russia.

They would like nothing more than to destroy every single Russian oil and gas facility and Balcanize the country and each break off a little piece for themselves. That’s what the endgame is. They want to decapitate Russia, which is why Putin going into this meeting has to presume that when they do this big attack on our [Russia's] southern border, which is pretty much what it is, you’re going to have NATO flying its planes everywhere. We have to presume that this could potentially go nuclear. Not because we’re going to come to your nuclear aid necessarily, but because this could be a potential attack on us [Russia]. And also if there is instability in that region, then that creates a huge vulnerability and sink in the underbelly of Russia that could be exploited by the US. And they don’t want that. So they would prefer to have the Iranian leadership stay in power.

But of course they have to have balance in terms of how they they prosecute this. So I suspect that that’s what’s happening. And also I think the Iranians are doing this for optics for their own population, because they likely feel very isolated right now, when you consider they are holding hostage pretty much all of Asia’s oil. And Asia is a big place. We’re talking like six-, well 5 billion people.. I guess 5.5 billion people, are not thinking too highly of the Iranians even though they might support them, and their quest for sovereignty and getting free from the clutches of the ‘transatlantic western ..collective west’, whatever you want to call them, even though they believe that at the same time they’re hurting financially and economically as a result of this Strait of Hormuz closure.

So a lot of them are probably not too fond of the Iranians at this point in time, and as such Iran has to show its domestic population that despite the strategy that they’re taking, they still have friends in the world. And so I think a lot of this was for optics. And I don’t have the exact clip here, but in the exchange, uh Putin is his usual unperturbed self, uh always trying to create the the aura of confidence and unflappability. But at the same time, the [Iranian] foreign minister was not- he was very unsettled. And I think the Iranians, you know, they’re clearly, if if what they’re saying is true about there being disunity amongst the ranks. Um, I I’ve always suspected that Araghchi wasn’t very happy in the role.

You know what?.. I, and I I knew by the look on his face. There was a time when the original Ayatollah was giving a speech, and they panned through the crowd and you could see Araghchi’s face.. And at that moment, I knew the war was imminent by the look on his face. This guy wears his heart on his sleeve so to speak, and you can tell when he’s worried, and he’s worried right now. And so that means  that something big is about to go down and they need to uh coordinate their potential retaliation.

3. King Charles visit to the United States

Now, [British King Charles] this was weird because of course, for all the tough talk about NATO and the anti-Ukrainian rhetoric and all of this stuff, this guy had unanimous applause from the entire house on multiple occasions, and even Donald Trump who of course has a penchant for that sort of uh regal pageantry. Of course he is going to megalo maniacally be obsessed with this sort of thing because he’s a monumentalist, and  and he wants to just basically leave his legacy in the form of all these golden statues that he’s put up everywhere. So, you know, to be in the presence of royalty, he gets off on that sort of thing. So, you know, a part of it is that. But it also seemed at times that Trump was kind of cowtowing to to Charles, and I have to wonder, you know, the thought comes across my head every once in a while. And you know, I don’t know how much- I wouldn’t put too much stock into this and this probably pisses a lot of people off, but I wonder, did they really break free from the British in 1776?

You know what I mean? I mean, that’s a separate conversation when you think of like the Rothschild tentacles and Lloyds of London and all these, you know, and you just look at the body language here. You know, like I’m getting the net- Netanyahu vibes, you know what I mean? Anyways, it seemed as though Trump was suggesting that the Brits were going to join the fight, because I think he even shared a tweet, or the White House shared a tweet, at some point that “the Brits are coming’’. I read that as well the Brits are likely going to join the fight. And when Keir Starmer came to the United States, it wasn’t really a big deal. Nowhere near the spectacle that we’re seeing here.

Okay. And that’s should be a sign for any Brits or Canadians or any member of the Commonwealth countries. That’s who’s really in charge. It’s the governor general. It’s the king. It’s the guy.. It’s the people on the coins. They say it’s just symbolic. uh ‘constitutional monarchy’, whatever they call it, but uh I don’t think so. I think these guys are still pulling [calling] the shots. And I think these tentacles run much deeper than any of us would.. uh well, some of us would love to go down that rabbit hole and just waste a bunch of time, but you’re better off spending your time prepping. So what I’m trying to say is that basically King Charles went there and he rallied ‘the House’ for war against Russia.

So we see this unification of fronts. We see Araghchi go meet with Putin, and then we see King Charles go and meet with Trump. Now, the big one comes May 15th. Originally, I suspected that Trump ain’t going to do anything until he meets with Xi Jingping. But now, when we’ve had the meeting already deferred once, I don’t know what to think. They could be attacking while they go to China. Maybe that’s what they want. We just don’t know. That’s one thing I’ll say for Trump is that he maximizes that strategically ambiguous strategy to the fullest, more than anybody I think that I’ve ever seen. And so I suspect that that’s what’s going on there. So that’s the other uh data point that corroborates this idea that something big is about to go down. Okay.

4. Ukraine’s targeting of Russian oil refineries

The other data point that I want to talk about, well, you should know that Tuapse is still burning. Okay, this is the Russian oil refinery that was hit last week, and it was hit two days ago, and it’s been hit several times throughout this conflict, but it’s being destroyed. It’s been systematically destroyed. And already the proprium I’m hearing from the Russia browsers, “Well, you know, jet fuel doesn’t melt steel beams,”  this sort of thing, right? Like, “Oh, you know, it’s just the oil burning. It’s not the infrastructure.” Bro, at this point in time, I’m so glad we’re going to be interviewing Dr. Gil- Gilbert Doctorow tomorrow. I’ve wanted to interview this guy for a long time, because he’s one of the few Russia bros who’s actually critical of the approach of the Kremlin.

He is one of the guys who is parlaying the view inside Russia that there are a lot of Russia hawks saying, “Why don’t you end this war already?” because people are getting suspicious. Why wouldn’t you just end this thing? You could end it. You could end Kiev. You could blow up the railway stations. Why are there European diplomats coming into Ukraine on trains? You could blow that train station up. Why? Why don’t you do that? So, a lot of people are suspicious now saying, “Well, maybe Putin’s interests lie in the military-industrial complex and that he’s too busy making money off this thing.” I don’t think so. I mean, the guy probably has more money than he needs. I’m sure it’s nationalistic. His motivations are ideological. I think he does love his country. Uh which is not to say, you know, any of these guys are good guys, per se.

But it’s to say that the strategy that he’s setting up here, and Paul Craig Roberts, the former under secretary of the Treasury under Ronald Reagan, who we interviewed on the Prepper News Channel today, he said that- Uh well, his idea and [not] so much his idea, but it’s just a reality of the situation. “The longer the war goes on, the higher the stakes and the bigger the potential of disastrous outcomes and weaponry that has to be used.” So this is the whole Karaganov -  Sergey Karaganov – the Russian pundit who’s basically postulated that “If you don’t utilize some, you know- if you don’t establish a red line then the red line that you’ll have to establish in the future will be much bigger and much more disastrous.” So to illustrate that, he uses the example of ‘you use a tactical nuclear weapon now’ to say, “Okay, this is it. Or you’re going to end up going to full-blown nuclear war leading to mutually assured destruction later.” Tactical nuke now, mutual destruction later, you know.

So that that’s what the Russian war hawks are saying. Anyways, uh this is what’s happening in Tuapse. This is a river of oil flowing down the street. This is a massive ecological disaster. And Vladimir Putin comes out today and he just brushes it off as, “Oh, it’s terrorists.” They’re still framing the Ukraine situation as terrorists. But the more Russians come back in body bags, and of course the numbers are going to be different across the board in terms of you know how many people are actually dying. A lot of them of course get plucked from the rural communities and not from Moscow and St. Petersburg. But the more- the heavier the toll, the more pressure on Vladimir Putin. Okay.

And despite the fact that oil prices are up, so they’re making a little bit more money right now, it doesn’t serve them much good if their infrastructure is being destroyed so that when those prices decline again their output is going to be drastically reduced. So yeah um there’s also this bullshit story which I don’t believe for a second, because again all of this stuff is happening on Trump’s watch. We are seeing an intensification of hostilities in Ukraine that we [have] never seen under Biden ever. Remember when Biden left office, and this is now- I’m not a fan of Biden. When Biden left office, the idea of deep strikes into Ukraine were just anathema to everything that that we thought, because we thought that that would lead to immediate escalation.

Now, deep strikes into Ukraine are happening every single day, albeit not with tomahawk missiles, but with their own  missiles that they’ve co-created with the help of the Europeans and the Americans. So this story today, ‘The US ambassador to Ukraine appointed by Trump steps down after less than a year in the job, because she grew frustrated with Donald Trump.’ They claim now, the State Department denies this. And I would have to agree, because Trump is doing probably more than Ukraine thought after we seen that spat in the Oval Office right after he was elected. Most people thought, “That was it.” I even thought Zelenskyy was gone. Okay uh, he’s outlasted a lot of people. And so I think this is all just to kind of add to the narrative, create the illusion that there- that Trump is more sympathetic uh to the Russian cause than he actually is, when the fact is now you have Iranian interests tied to Russian interests.

 The two fronts synergistically impact one another, and in doing so it creates greater intensification in both fronts, if that makes sense. So the more out of hand the Iranian situation gets, uh the more likely the situation in Ukraine and Russia is going to get. And the other thing to consider here is that the longer the Iran war goes on and the higher the price of oil goes, the more the United States through their proxy Ukraine is going to destroy Russia’s oil and gas facilities. Because since the Iran war started, we’ve seen more attacks on Russian oil refineries. I don’t want to say since the beginning of the war, because we’ve seen a lot, but now it’s just every day – like every day. Like clearly there has been a a change in the target list and their, they’re now.. their objective is to now destroy Russia’s port and oil infrastructure, and that only really started in the frequency and intensity that we’re seeing now, when the Iran war began.

So Putin has to weigh this also. So, on the one hand, people say, “Well, yeah, Putin likes the war going because of course he benefits from it.” Well, I think the US and the Ukrainians uh to their credit, people say, “They ain’t chess players, but they know this, and they’re making sure that they [the Russians] can’t benefit.” Okay? And so Putin has to weigh that. Now, this bullshit story also, ‘UAE is leaving OPEC, but will still need to exercise caution as it increases oi production’. Okay, they ain’t increasing oil production. Why? How are they going to ship it? They can’t go through the Strait of Hormuz. If anybody ain’t being allowed through the Strait of Hormuz, it’s the UAE where they’re currently acting as a staging ground for the US military to launch their next offensive. There’s a military buildup in that country. The Iranians know it.

There’s a pipeline that bypasses the straight of Hormuz through which they can get about 1.8 million barrels of oil per day. And that’s been maxed out for a long time. So the idea, okay, the reason why they want to leave OPEC, (if you don’t know what OPEC is, it’s this oil cartel that fixes the price of oil), so they throttle their own oil outputs in order to keep oil at a price that is not too high, not too low. Everybody kind of makes money, that sort of thing. Well UAE, and the reason why nations want to leave OPEC is because now this huge shortfall in profits,. Because these guys are just, you know, they spend money like it’s going out of style, on the most frivolous things you could imagine. And of course, they they’ve invested in all of these projects for these grandiose buildings and things like that, that debts they have to pay.

Well, they need to make the money up somewhere. And so what they’re going to try to do is undercut the market when the floodgates open and when the Strait of Hormuz opens. Well, when is that going to happen if there’s a blockade? Plus, they have to shut-in wells. So they’ve already taken, you know, a huge hit in that respect. Uh the amount of wells that have been shut-in, 10 to 13 million uh barrels of oil shut in already. Okay. So this story is market manipulation because the actual reality of this wouldn’t be realized for years. Even if the Strait of Hormuz opens, they’re saying at best the UAE may be able to pump an extra 1.4 what is it? Million barrels per day. They’ve got a shitload of oil there. They’re like one of the biggest oil producing nations in the world. But in terms of them ratcheting it up and actually being able to increase output that would significantly suppress global demand.

Look, there are so many things.. Just the 1.6 billion shortfall alone that we’ve accumulated already- or is already baked into a reopening. Presuming everything:.. the stars align and we open tomorrow, the the planet as a whole would be in a 1.6 billion barrel deficit. And so that means that that has to correspond to our economic reality somehow. Now, even if they were to get things going full bore, building out new wells, and this takes years and years and years, never mind sorting out the logistic situation in Hormuz, and never mind the fact that every country around the planet is going to want a strategic oil reserve. And so that’s going to put upward pressure.. uh create more demand for years and years to come. And then you have to factor in the fact that well China is eventually going to be mobilized for war. They’re saying 2027. Uh that’s the earliest date when that’s supposed to break out. Europe and Russia they’re saying 2030, but that really could start at any time in a non-conventional form.

And so for all of these reasons, the idea that they’re going to just be able to flood the market with increased supply afterwards, it’s going to take a long time. Plus, restarting all the wells you know, the pressure in all the wells. I mean, re, you know, opening a shut-in well. I I don’t know all the the technical details of it. You’ll have to go consult Chris Martinson for that. He knows a lot about it. But it takes a long time, and the longer they’re shut-in, you know – the longer this blockade ensues, then the worse it’s going to get, right? So, that’s what I I suspect this is. This is just market manipulation, an attempt to bring oil down a couple bucks because they know the bullshit is about to hit the fan.

Now, part of the reason why this is so likely to happen also, is because oil, despite all of this, is still around a hundred bucks, which is crazy to think that we live in such a delusional age, that the biggest energy supply crisis in history, three-fold over the previous record of 1973, is barely moving the needle in the price of oil. Like people actually think that the Russia war, when that started, when oil went to what was it like 140 bucks or something, that that situation was worse than this. I mean, it’s so much worse now. Never mind the hundreds of strikes on Russian oil refineries that look like this.. You have the straight of Hermuz closed. Okay. And you have less in your strategic oil reserves, much less than you did then when they opened the spigot at that point in time. You have half of what you have now. And that’s not just in the United States. That’s global. So yeah, we’re living in incredibly delusional times.

5. Undercover preparation for Nuclear War

And now they’re talking about, oh, we got to build this this uh ballroom, this 90,000 square foot ballroom. And I think this is all just smoke and mirrors, man. They’re never going to tell you, “Okay, we’re building military stuff. We’re building a bunker.” Why would you tell people that? That’s why we need.. I mean, I get that maybe you want to justify it to the public. But the idea that this is going to be.. For starters, it would just would make no sense, cuz if you’re going to nuke the White House, you would want to have a tunnel under there that went at least 2 miles in that direction that couldn’t be leveled by the ground burst, because that’s probably what they would use if there was a bunker down there.

They’re probably just making this shit up to so that if when the Chinese or the Russians or North Koreans or maybe even the Iranians target it, you know, they’re going to be somewhere else entirely. I mean, all of these things are classified. The the actual bunkers, never mind Raven Rock, Cheyenne Mountain, the actual ones are probably nobody knows. These are completely, you know, covert projects. And yeah, there’s probably suspicions like, you know, maybe Denver airport. But as I’ve said before, just because you know where the beginning or the entrance of the bunker is, you don’t know where the bunker is. You know where the entrance of it is. There could be a tunnel system that goes 10 miles in one direction. I mean, think of a subway. You know how long, they can bore for miles and hundreds of miles, okay? And so you don’t just, because you know where the entrance of something is, doesn’t mean you know where the actual bunker is.

And they can blow up all the entrances they want. And the Iranians are demonstrating that, without you know strategic uh uh ordinance falling on them of course. But still they’re demonstrating that you can’t take these places out when they’re built into mountains. Probably not even with strategic warheads. So Lindsey Graham is saying that they we need this ballroom. And again, maybe this is just to appeal to Trump’s megalomaniacal tendencies and his obsession with the the regal life and this monumentalist mentality. But I think this is all just, you know, just a bunch of nonsense at the end of the day. The fact that the American public would even co-sign this at this point, when the cities are just looking more and more derelict by the day, and Canada is no exception, is really truly staggering. I mean I I guess Kid Rock was in there giving a sermon to the State Department or something the other day. So I mean nothing is out of the question at this point.

This is interesting… Okay. And I have to look into this more. But you remember last year when I think Trump uh made an emergency declaration about the ‘Defense uh Production Act’ and in order to basically onshore a bunch of the you know critical industries that would be required especially during wartime, and things that are essential to national defense. Well, they’ve made an amendment to that today: “Grid Infrastructure and ts associated upstream supply chains, including transformers, transmissions lines, conductor substations, high voltage circuit breakers, power control electronics, protective relay systems, capacitor banks, electrical core steel and related raw materials and manufacturing tools are industrial resources, materials and critical technological items essential to the national defense.” Well, anybody who has sat in on one of our conversations with EMP experts knows how quintessential this is to strategic preparedness.

Because if we’re talking about EMP, and if I was a nation that was preparing for an EMP, I would likely uh draft some sort of emergency declaration like this – Like this very thing. Because what they’re trying to get is the backup components. Because these transformers, if they’re destroyed or if there’s an EMP that is surging 50,000 volts and cooks the transformers over the East Coast (and they all come from China), well, it’s going to take years, decades, if ever, to replace all of those transformers. So, I’ve always said this for Trump, and it’s not really so much Trump, it’s just that the military-industrial complex in the Deep State leverages Trump for this purpose. He always brings in the big strategic post-nuclear war uh objectives. So whether it’s the Golden Dome initially in his first presidency, he brought in the uh EMP. He was about to do something to harden the grid. I can’t remember what it was exactly.. but what he does is he moves the pieces into play strategically. Like even with Greenland, they’re going to use that as a staging ground for intercepting missiles and it’s going to factor into the global nuclear calculus.

Everything Trump does geopolitically, at least in his first term, was setting the stage up for fighting a nuclear war with a superpower. In this- in this one, he’s more, uh in in this uh presidency, I should say, he he’s more engaged in direct forms of interventionism- interventionism, but he he’s not.. uh and. And he’s doing the strategic thing as well. Anyways, so the gist of it is that Trump declared the US energy system and electrical grid national security vulnerabilities, then uses the wartime industrial powers to accelerate domestic production of grid equipment. This is essentially a federal mobilization signal for the power grid. It frames the grid not as normal infrastructure, but as “strategic defense assets vulnerable to war, disaster sabotage, foreign supply disruption, economic shock”, and they don’t list it here, but electromagnetic pulse caused by a high altitude thermonuclear detonation.

The other thing you’ve been hearing a lot about lately probably, is undersea cables. So, this is an interactive undersea cable map, and it shows you all of the various undersea cables that connect the world. Now, through all of the straits, these things travel. I’m sure they travel over land as well. I don’t know if it’s cheaper to put them under the sea or or what the case is, but uh you could see that they correspond with the choke points of the strait. So, for example, I mean, the Houthis, if they really wanted to, if they had the means,..I mean, take a look at all of these undersea cables that transmit telecommunications under the sea. I mean, there’s at least over a dozen, all right. And the same thing is true with the Strait of Hormuz that the Iranians could potentially target these, although by the looks of things they’d be targeting themselves quite a bit, but they could selectively target the ones that serve the Gulf countries and uh the Kuwaitis.

So that that that is a possibility that that happens, and I don’t think this [map] is exact. So this is not the exact placement of the lines. This is just a way to illustrate it. The lines are probably running very close to one another, I would presume, which would make them even more vulnerable, because then if you take out one, you potentially take out all of them. But I don’t know how it works. I’d have to do some more research. Maybe they have to be a certain distance apart to prevent against like accidental dredging or something like that. So that’s uh one possibility uh that could potentially happen.

‘Global Observable Oil in in’.. uh ‘Global Observable Oil Inventories, onshore and oil on the water [in transit]’. So that includes your strategic reserves and everything else. Uh we’re in week 19 of the year. So we are here. So we’re still above, you know, levels uh that were seen back in the day. But the problem is, this doesn’t factor in the demand has increased. Every year the world uses more and more oil as population increases and developing countries start using more energy because their GDPs uh start going up. So this is kind of misleading and it also doesn’t take into account that during this period here, where maybe in 2020 you had this huge oil reserve inventory. Well, at that point in time or you had the the huge oil inventory, right? So, we don’t have uh those inventories anymore. I’m not sure what I was trying to say there. It’s getting late, but I think you get the point.

Uh this is one of the most Orwellian things I’ve ever seen. Look, I don’t like feds. I have friends that are cops, but I generally don’t like the bureaucratic institution of authority in so far as it’s misused. And so, you’re never going to be seeing me cheering on, you know, these stormtroopers that they’re unveiling in Toronto that are walking around with semi-autos, possibly automatic rifles in the street and doing this exact very thing. You’re never going to convince me that that’s a good thing that you have masked uh guys in paramilitary garb running around stuffing people into vans. Uh that’s just not a good thing. I agree that you know the criminality is out of control in some places and you need to get a handle on that and the only way to do so in many cases is corporeal. But there’s also a a soft approach to that uh that needs to be addressed if you truly want to stamp the problem out. And the problem is that this often gets misused.

So, you know, this is the most Orwellian shit I have ever seen. I think they call it double speak. This is double speak because it’s authoritarianism masqueraded as something that’s very nice. Okay. So, yeah. uh even if you don’t agree with the crazy hippies who you know throw molotovs at the police. I mean they do serve a an important function in a democracy, right? Uh you kind of need the the honorary hippies in a democracy whether you like them or not, because they they keep power in check, and you have to have checks and balances. And the problem is what’s going to happen. You know, people think in two years, think the Democrats are going to get in and they’re going to be nice? Of course, they’re going to keep “nice” around or they’ll disband it and they’ll create something else in its place and it’s going to target the other side.

And so, you know, the the problem with the pendulum approach is that every side overreacts and overcorrects and overcompensates. So, you get the blue-haired craziness and and that whole thing. Well, that begets this kind of thing. That begets “nice agents”. Okay. Now, what does “nice agents” beget? Well, it’s probably going to beget something even more extreme on the other side. I mean, we’re seeing it with the the stochastic [random] terrorism that that’s unfolding, and then that after that four years, it’s just going to get more and more intense. So, it’s it’s the pendulum swings.

Chinese warships near its Pangu Islands [part of Taiwan]. We have uh the Chinese.. this is their new drone-based aircraft carrier. They’re going fully automated. So, the Chinese do have nuclear aircraft carriers being built. They want to build nine, I think, by 2035. I think they’ll do it a lot sooner, but I think we’re going to find that they’re obsolete. And all it’s going to take is one to get hit. And if this war flares up again and Iran actually lands a successful strike using a hypersonic missile while under bombardment by the most powerful air force ever, then that will basically render them obsolete. And so you still do need the ability to project air power in an expeditionary format. And for this reason, you’ll need these drone ships in order to, you know, you don’t need, I guess, as long of a runway. And it probably doesn’t even need to be that sophisticated. You know, it would be more reminiscent of those those uh warships, those airstrips that we seen in Japan in World War II where they were just, you know, like refurbished oil tankers or or something like that. You know, it doesn’t have to be that fancy. It just needs to be a launch pad for drones. And you almost don’t want it to be [fancy], because you don’t want to make a huge investment. You just need a place to launch drones from. And if the drones are kamikaze then, I mean you could launch those probably from from the deck of an oil tanker if you wanted to.

The Taiwanese. yes, this is in Taiwan. They took final delivery of their Abrams tanks, so they now have about 108. And that brings their total number of tanks to about a thousand. And if you didn’t know, the Ukrainians have lost, I think about 6,000 tanks. I think the Russians have lost like 9,000.  So yeah.. I mean I understand Taiwan’s an island fortress and maybe the calculus there will be different, but when you’re going up against Chinese drone swarms and we know that they could probably make thousands of those things a day, maybe an hour for all we know.. You know, I don’t think these tanks are going to serve much of a purpose. Okay, that’s to do with that.

Uh this is ‘Hormuz Hub’. This is an interesting website. Just shows you what’s going on in the Strait. And this is ‘estimated trade disrupted’. What is that number? That is 543 [million after..]. That’s 132 billion dollar disrupted. So far, these numbers don’t seem that big when we’re we’re looking at 39 trillion in debt.

Chinese are preparing. ..[different topic] I already talked about her.. [diferent topic] So, this is a,  these are the uh what do you call them? ‘Fiber optic drones’ and that are able to not be jammed. And so, this just shows you, you know, these are pretty big, right? And the company that makes this stuff, I believe it’s Corning, they make fiber optic cable. And I think that’s why their stock has pumped so much because you have whole ecosystems now made of this fiber optic cable across the Donbas. And it’s going to be likely a big ecological disaster add to the micro plastics in the ecology. But um I just thought I- most [or] some people aren’t aware of this and the Corning company their stock has doubled in the last year and I think I know it’s a lot to do with AI but I’m wondering if they have some role in this as well. I think they do. I didn’t comment too much on this story.

Most people don’t know. I didn’t know that Alex Karp uh his mother I think she, was it half black? I don’t think so cuz he looks maybe he looks like an eighth black, maybe. But Alex Karp, the Palanteer guy, his uh father was Jewish and his mother was uh half uh black or something like that. And uh I just thought there was- seemed like there was a bit of a similarity here. I mean, you know- ..and no, I have no relation. Just saying no relation. But this guy was apparently quite smart, and uh this guy is very smart too, as weird as he is. But you know they both went to- they’re both in the tech space, and he just you know gets the the conspiracy bells ringing if you know what I mean, but who knows.

Uh El Nino is looking pretty rough. It’s going to be really really hot soon. So get ready. I seen this video. I can’t really show you it because YouTube doesn’t like anything that shows you a real life event in which violence happens. But these two women are walking at night and one of them is uh saying, “Oh my god, I’m in pain.” And I’m sure this woman said, “Oh, she just got hurt. Can you come over and help?” Or whatever. And so this unsuspecting fellow comes to offer his assistance and they, I think, they stab him and they rob him or they tase him or something like that. Okay, so beware the “fem fatal” in SHTF. If you ever seen the movie ‘Zombie Land’, you know what I’m talking about. It’s the oldest trick in the book. I think they use it in the ‘Book of Eli’ [post apocalyptic America], too, where the girl is pretending to be chained to a cart and is crying for help, and Eli is able to smell the marauders who are hiding behind the shipping container. Well, I think that this is just a lesson, okay? So, don’t be uh what do they call him? Captain Savahoo (?) cuz it will uh it will bite you in the ass.

I was talking to Paul Craig Roberts today and he’s based in Florida, and he says the drought there is extreme. So you basically have 90%, more than 90% of Florida in some state of drought, 90% in a severe state of drought, about 50%, no 70% probably in like extreme severe drought. Extreme drought is like 50% and exceptional drought, which is you look at something the wrong way and it lights on fire. I always when I think of Florida, I think of alligators and, you know, I think of uh swamps and that sort of thing. I never would have thought that it would be this dry. Well, I mean, I kind of did, because I’ve been warning people that no matter where you live, because things are changing, you know. You may have lived in a region which is historically uh temperate in rainforest, and it just goes bone dry one year and lights on fire and that’s it ..That’s all.

So, we’re living in the age of consequences. These guys are using these uh paraglider things. And you see this in ‘Mad Max’. And I really want to get into this, man. There’s a role in preparedness for this. You know what I mean? Uh because I see the one guy, he- all he has is a parachute and he’s got a fan strapped to his back and he can fly all over the place. I mean, if you want to cross large distances and you want to do so with minimal energy expenditure, this is something I might want to look into. This is the same thing that Hamas used. This was, I think this is the Egyptian army that is practicing this. Which makes you wonder, you know, cuz Hamas did this and all of a sudden the Egyptian army are practicing the same tactics. I don’t know if this is a common thing practiced by militaries around the world. Maybe it’s more common in the Middle East. I mean, we haven’t really seen it in many other places, uh, except Hamas using it on October 7th, as far as I know.

This is another map of the drought. It’s looking really, really ugly. So, stock up on shit: You know the drill. Apparently, the price of gasoline is at uh record highs right now. So, that’s, that’s always good. And uh oil still mostly subdued, but I can’t foresee a world where there it is 99. This is WTI [West Texas Intermediate], not Brent. I can’t imagine a situation where oil is able to ever significantly go under the 100 bar again. It just seems incredibly unlikely with the demand that will be pent up, and with the fear and people wanting to fill their reservoirs and stockpiles as much as possible. If people put it this way, in Asia people are paying 200 in certain cases for a barrel of oil right now. So to them 100 spot price is a bargain. They’re going to be loading up on this stuff. They’re going to be putting it anywhere you can possibly store it.

Now, finding storage is of course the next challenging part. It’s not like there’s just oil reserves or salt domes, you know, everywhere where people can store oil. But I think that is going to become a very lucrative market. And I I can’t see, uh I know that ‘Doomberg’ is going to disagree, and he’s going to say, “Oh, there’s oil everywhere,” uh in addition to the fact that a lot of the oil wells have have peaked in the United States, and that even if OPEC completely dissolved, and they were able to or they wanted to increase output, the question is, “Could they and on what time scale?” And then you have, you got to think there’s a continent in Africa that soon will be home to like 1.5 billion people, okay? And never mind India- India and all these countries which are going to be so thirsty for oil, because that’s the only way they can develop their economies..

And so the demand is not even anywhere near where it possibly could be, but the supply certainly is. You know the the demand is really virtually unlimited. It’s it’s as as high as it could possibly go. people could use as much, you know, I mean, think about it. Like if you could, you’d probably fly a jet everywhere. You’d take a helicopter flight everywhere, if it was more convenient, but we don’t because it’s not cheap, right? So, you know, the the demand is virtually unlimited, but the supply certainly is not. So, you know, take that for what it’s worth.

Um, I’m just going to leave it there and I think I’m going to call it a video, cuz this has been long. See you guys tomorrow.

 

Links

‘⚡ALERT: HISTORIC ATTACK is Imminent, Russia and Iran Prepare for DAY X.’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ycDfQODMj0

‘God Showed Pastor Phillip Where the Nukes Would Hit the USA & the After the Rapture “Safe Zones”’
1997 and 2007
/spirit/2025/08/prophecy-news-god-showed-pastor-phillip-where-the-nukes-would-hit-the-usa-the-after-the-rapture-safe-zones-given-by-jesus-to-pastor-phillip-barnett-in-2007-2525027.html

‘Buckets of American Blood Shed’
/spirit/2026/04/prophecy-news-buckets-of-american-blood-shed-given-to-jolie-ware-by-jesus-april-26th-2026-2525899.html

Mary’s Messages
/spirit/2020/05/marys-messages-to-help-us-during-tribulation-period-2517355.html
(updated, sorry for the delay)