Prolonged geopolitical conflicts, such as those in the Middle East, can lead to severe economic consequences including extreme inflation (comparable to the 1970s-80s), exponential price increases in essential goods and services (e.g., computer components rising 500%), and weakened national economic stability, demonstrating that strategic decisions made in pursuit of geopolitical objectives can ultimately harm domestic economic welfare.
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All right, folks. Welcome back to Prepper Now.
Thanks for following the videos. Just trying to do a little bit different because much hasn't changed in what's going on in the Middle East.
So, I wanted to turn the eyes a little bit more domestically with all the cameras and everything going in. So hopefully you uh got something out of those videos seem to be I will be trying to mix it up more.
But I got to go back and and retrace this uh topic right now of the Middle East and how it is slowly destroying us and eventually will quickly uh destroy what's going on. So, let's just start with some facts.
And the main thing that you need to know is that the inflation that is going on right now is really intense. It hasn't been this intense since uh the 70s and 80s. And for those that were alive, I was very young.
um you know the the the inflation was just everything would go up in price weekly and we're getting that area and we keep getting these headlines that there's a deal or there's an accord or there's an understanding or I don't think the Persians are going to do anything to sign off on this and I don't think our administration is going to accept things that really show where we are. So, at this point, let me just tell you what's going on. Um, so you you don't have any misunderstandings because if you're to watch the news daily like I do, you'd think that we're like super close or things are going to wrap up or or we're good or not really. Um, they really aren't any closer than they were a month ago.
So what's going on is basically the Persians want one set of things which are deeply in their you know they they they're deeply on their side. they they you know get a lot of things that they want and the administration uh is not willing to give them up for obvious reasons but they don't have the leverage to have anything else.
you know, we really have not positioned ourself. We're we're in a place right now where they can wait us out. And the longer they wait us out, the longer this persists with the closure in the Middle East and and the things not getting out and the shutdown of uh you know, industry and prochemicals and plastics and computers and everything.
I uh had a conversation last night with a person that deals with heavy machinery and they basically said that in the last couple years, in the last little while specifically, the prices have exploded as it pertains to certain computer elements that are absolutely necessary to the computational functions of what these machines are. Now, I cannot say specifically, but this guy would not say anything um that wasn't true. He there's no he he gains nothing.
And basically, the prices of these things have gone up 500% five times.
So that's in a couple years and you know there's so much uncertainty that that the industry is having trouble trying to lock in what they have and and everything that is needed for care and support and everything else. All of the services around this from repair to care to everything else have gone up exponentially. Literally, all that is going to translate onto you as well. That's just one thing.
And the problem right now is that we don't have the leverage to make things go differently.
And the Persians know that all they have to basically do is drag this along and it will make things suffer here. You know, we don't have the same kind of, how do I put it? Animosity towards them that they do towards us.
You know, they're bad guys that want to create weapons that may hurt people.
That's that's kind of the the way that they are seen over here.
The way that they see it is this is absolutely totally and completely um existential.
When you see something as existential, you fight differently.
you know, the the the 12day experience over the last summer, they learned a lot. They figured out how we function, what we do, how we how we strategically operate, and they have adjusted accordingly.
They're not trying to win. They're trying to outlast.
And that's all fine and well, but the problem is is that what they have shut down from an industry standard or you know aspect it really is going to start to hurt people and they know it and that's the goal.
There was a professor, I put this on a subscribe star, uh, Professor Jang or something like that, but he basically predicted two years ago that Trump would win, we would go to war, and we would lose.
And that's honestly unfolding right now, you know. Now, are we losing as they're beating us? No, they're not beating us, per se, but they're just outlasting.
And we're on a time frame and they're not. They've got all the time in the world. This is the problem with taking on ancient civilizations that have been around for thousands of years. They have a really big understanding of their history and history in general.
Our attention spans are incredibly short over here.
I don't want us to lose. When we went in there, I wanted us to go in there and be decisive.
At no point of this am I rooting against America. At no point of this do I want them to win. I fully understand that they are bad uh people, the people in charge, the administration over there, and they do bad things to to women and to journalists and everything else.
Fully understand that. Not discounting it, not chucking that aside.
But when the strategy ultimately hurts yourself, you have to recognize it for what it is.
You know, it's the old adage of uh cutting off my nose to spite my face.
That's kind of where we're at right now.
So, what are we going to do about it?
We've we've got some options, but they're not great. And the main one is kind of giving them mostly what they want and trying to score out as good of a deal as possible and open up the the Middle East to everything that is entailed with that and, you know, getting back to some semblance of normal.
You know, swallowing our our pride. I I hate to say it. I don't want to say it, but we have taken a situation and made it worse and it was because we we were a little bit arrogant with with all of this.
But they're not going to do that. That's that's the the point of the video is is to make you understand that to honestly make you understand what is to come.
That's that's what this What is prepping? Prepping is planning for the future. And to understand how the future's coming, you have to understand how the future's coming.
I'm trying to let you understand what is what is unfolding all around you and what it's going to mean for you. And it is going to mean higher prices.
It's going to mean that um we are weakened as a state. It's going to mean that potentially uh a group of administration and people are going to get into power here in in you know 6 8 months and all the crazy that they brought is going to go back.
you know, we we could have gone and and taken on a lot of domestic problems and instead they decided to go over and start, you know, having these foreign escapades and here we are as as the result.
Whether that's done on purpose or not, I don't know. And it doesn't, you know, my opinion on that doesn't change anything cuz it's happening.
So accept the reality for what it is and act accordingly.
But this whole thing is going to play out on your grocery aisles. It's going to play out on your car repairs. It's going to play out on everything. I watched this uh commercial from the 70s. It was the uh Toyota Corolla.
It's like 197273, whatever. $1,798 off the showroom floor.
Think about where we are now with our pricing and everything else. And the inflation is going to keep going. And the only way to to fix all this and to stop the usery and to and to deal with the inflation and the debt really is through inflation. It's through the the printing of money and creation of money.
And that's where we're at.
So your prices are not going to go down.
Your your pressures of of finance are not going to go down. And you are now literally going to be dealing with with all of these these problems.
All right, friends. That's what I got for you. God bless you all. We're brought to you by Augusta Precious Metals. Please consider becoming a member on Subscribear or on Substack where a transcript of the crisis report which was done earlier is done.
Appreciate y'all being here. God bless.
Have a great day.
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