The last of the downed US airmen has thankfully been rescued after a firefight between US special forces and Iranian military elements. A U.S. Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle was shot down over Iran on Friday, and there are also reports that a second Air Force aircraft, an A-10 Warthog, also reportedly went down near the Strait of Hormuz the same evening, according to officials cited by The New York Times. Current reports state that the pilot was safely recovered.
The airmen were rescued without fail, thanks to President Trump’s daring and decisive efforts. If it was an EU or UK downed pilot, they would no doubt be abandoned as the cowards and weak officials held Soviet committees after Soviet bureaucratic committees discussing their options ad infinitum. Trump acts with speed and with strength and gets the fucking job done.
The F-15 was shot down over Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad province in Central Iran.
WE GOT HIM! My fellow Americans, over the past several hours, the United States Military pulled off one of the most daring Search and Rescue Operations in U.S. History, for one of our incredible Crew Member Officers, who also happens to be a highly respected Colonel, and who I am thrilled to let you know is now SAFE and SOUND! This brave Warrior was behind enemy lines in the treacherous mountains of Iran, being hunted down by our enemies, who were getting closer and closer by the hour, but was never truly alone because his Commander in Chief, Secretary of War, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and fellow Warfighters were monitoring his location 24 hours a day, and diligently planning for his rescue. At my direction, the U.S. Military sent dozens of aircraft, armed with the most lethal weapons in the World, to retrieve him. He sustained injuries, but he will be just fine. This miraculous Search and Rescue Operation comes in addition to a successful rescue of another brave Pilot, yesterday, which we did not confirm, because we did not want to jeopardize our second rescue operation. This is the first time in military memory that two U.S. Pilots have been rescued, separately, deep in Enemy Territory. WE WILL NEVER LEAVE AN AMERICAN WARFIGHTER BEHIND! The fact that we were able to pull off both of these operations, without a SINGLE American killed, or even wounded, just proves once again, that we have achieved overwhelming Air Dominance and Superiority over the Iranian skies. This is a moment that ALL Americans, Republican, Democrat, and everyone else, should be proud of and united around. We truly have the best, most professional, and lethal Military in the History of the World. GOD BLESS AMERICA, GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS, AND HAPPY EASTER TO ALL!
This is not good news, especially after President Trump announced complete air supremacy over Iran. Special forces have been deployed to rescue the ejected pilots. This is the latest news as of 05:00 GMT.
We have mentioned that the war in Iran is not specifically against Iran alone. Behind them, they have China and Russia, who are supplying grade-A weapons and even experimental weapons to be used against the USA.
🚨 BREAKING: Footage has been released of what is reportedly Iranian police opening fire on a US military Blackhawk which was conducting search and rescue missions for downed F-15 pilots earlier today
Unfortunately, the Iranian side and other sources have produced a plethora of fake propaganda videos and misinformation, as one would expect. Without true verification, there can only be speculation. Always check and cross-check references and sources.
The Iranians can also buy any weapons they want or need from the global arms black market. Who is to say that, for the right price, the Iranians can just purchase a suitcase nuke from either China, Russia, or another unscrupulous nuclear nation or organisation?
The USA right now is fighting a war with Russia and China, with Iran as the conduit for this war.
Let us hope those pilots are extracted safely because it will be horrible to see them paraded around Iranian propaganda TV like Saddam Hussein did to a British pilot during the Iraq war.
There are only three ways to win this war: 1) Deploy a full air/sea/ground invasion. 2) Carpet bomb everything: smart bombs, dumb bombs, all bombs. 3) Nuke the country completely.
I was halfway through a warm beer, some adrenochrome and a cold rage when this deranged cassette tape landed in my lap like a live grenade. Some gravel-voiced geezer sounding like he’d mainlined too much Dugin and not enough reality sounded off at the podium and laid it out straight: Donald J. Trump isn’t the stumbling, orange-faced idiot the cable channels paint him as. He’s the mad architect of the end times, deliberately torching the American Empire so he can rebuild the ruins into something meaner, leaner, and purely North American. We’re talking a curated civil war to boot, to purge the nation of leftists and the like. About an hour earlier, Trump had gone on television and told the nation the war in Iran was rolling right along. Operation Epic Fury, he called it. We’re winning, he said. Oil shot up and the stock market tumbled. We’ll bomb their oil fields back to the Stone Age. The usual bombast. The delightful Daily Squib Kissinger drums of war were indeed getting louder and louder. Meanwhile, the Australian and British prime ministers were out there whimpering about rising gas prices and how the little people would just have to tighten their belts and take the pain like good little consumers. The man on the tape continued with severity. “Trump says we’re winning,” he sneered. “Which tells you we’re losing. Badly.” Then he dropped the map. Peter Hegseth, the fuckhead Secretary of War, or whatever they’re calling it now, had unveiled the new strategic vision: Greater North America. Greenland to the Gulf, Panama to the Arctic, every inch north of the equator locked down under the Monroe Doctrine on steroids. Canada, Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, Cuba. Trump’s already poking them with a poo stick. The message was clear: this hemisphere is ours. The rest of you can burn. Everyone with a brain says a ground invasion of Iran is suicide. Too big, too mountainous, too ready for guerrilla hell. Fifty thousand U.S. troops scattered across the Middle East, deserts, Zagros peaks, and mine-filled straits. The Strait of Hormuz is a stinking shooting gallery. Yet the Pentagon’s ordering pizza at midnight, the gay bars are empty, and some degenerate pissant just dropped two hundred grand on Polymarket betting the invasion drops this month. The smart money knows what’s coming. And here’s where the man’s voice dropped into that low, conspiratorial growl that makes your spine itch. What if Trump wants to lose? What if the whole point is to collapse the global oil tap, choke off fertilisers and semiconductors, starve Europe and East Asia of energy, and force the whole rotting planet to come crawling to North America for food, fuel, and nitrogen? Venezuela’s reserves, Canada’s tar sands, Alaska’s fields, and Russia’s pipelines – now suddenly the world’s lifeline runs through the Western Hemisphere. Europe and Asia, those pampered welfare states and high-tech sweatshops, are suddenly dependent on the new fortress. The $39 trillion debt? Irrelevant. They’ll buy our Treasuries because they have no choice. It’s the same game Putin’s running in Ukraine, the man spluttered; only Trump’s doing it with American swagger. Dugin’s “Third Rome” playbook: keep the homeland coherent, weaponise MAGA nationalism, and ride out the collapse while everyone else eats their pets and each other. Russia turns its economy into a drone factory; America turns itself into the Technate. Self-sufficient. Armed to the teeth. Protected by two oceans and a border of bayonets. The old New World Order, ya know, the one Bush the Elder announced on September 11, 1991 – it’s fucking dead. Finance capital, open borders, secular shopping-mall multiculturalism, and Pax Americana as a global babysitter? Finished. The Trump World Order is simpler: resources, manufacturing, Christian nationalism, and “Fuck you, pay me.” MAGA as fortress mentality. No more carrying Europe’s pensioners on our backs. No more pretending the dollar is anything but a Ponzi scheme held together by Saudi oil and Chinese sweat. The man was almost giddy by the end. “Trump launched us into a stupid, unwinnable war. He’s pissed off NATO. He’s threatening our oldest allies. He looks like a buffoon. But if the goal was to accelerate the collapse, kill the empire, and rebuild America for Americans… then the man is a goddamn motherfucking genius. He may go down as the greatest president in history.” I could feel the sweat now. Someone on the tape asked the obvious question: if the world wasn’t collapsing anyway, why blow it up? The answer came back cold and certain. Post-WWII America got fat and lazy. We offshored everything, turned into a nation of consumers and oligarchs, and now the whole thing is a house of cards. Trump isn’t causing the fall; he’s steering it. Better to crash the plane on our own terms than let it spiral into someone else’s runway. The man then wrapped up with the usual philosophical throat-clearing about eschatology, geopolitics, and historical forces all lining up like planets in a bad horoscope. But the real message was pure gonzo truth: we are watching the empire eat itself alive, and the guy at the wheel is cackling because he finally figured out how to make the crash profitable. I finished the beer, crushed the can, and stared at the wall. Somewhere in the desert outside Vegas, the ghosts of Hunter S. Thompson and Hunter Biden’s crack pipe were probably laughing their fuckin’ asses off. The Technate is coming, boys. Lock the doors, load the guns, and pray the water stays blue on the map. The rest of the world is about to find out what happens when America stops pretending to be the world’s generous drunk uncle and starts acting like the meanest landlord on the block. See you in the ruins.
The Great Gen Z Exodus report by The TEFL Academy reveals that Britons are no longer waiting until their 30s to leave, they’re doing it in their 20s, in record numbers, as economic pressure and shifting career priorities reshape life decisions. In June 2025, departures among those aged 20–29 reached 130,000–140,000, significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels of around 92,000–95,000 in 2018, while emigration among those in their early 30s has fallen from around 78,000–81,000 in 2018 to 55,000–65,000 in 2025 over the same period (ONS). Together, this points to a clear shift towards earlier, opportunity-driven migration, with young professionals choosing to build their futures abroad sooner rather than later. This marks a fundamental shift in when Britons choose to leave the UK, with migration decisions happening earlier in life than ever before.
The findings draw on a new survey of 4,000 Gen Z and young Millennials, alongside national migration statistics, labour market data and international mobility research. Together, the evidence points to a structural shift in how young Britons define success, stability and opportunity, with international mobility increasingly seen as a necessary pathway to achieving them.
The findings form part of The Great Gen Z Exodus and Young Millennials report, conducted by The TEFL Academy in March 2026, which combines official UK migration statistics with a survey of 422 Gen Z and young Millennial adults aged 18–34 exploring international work opportunities. The research provides insight into why Britain’s young workforce is increasingly looking abroad for employment, revealing a growing confidence gap in long-term prospects at home. For many respondents, international mobility is viewed as a strategic way to build stable careers and improve quality of life, with teaching English abroad emerging as one of the most accessible pathways for graduates and young professionals seeking global work experience.
Record Youth Exodus from the UK
Official migration data shows that the rise in young Britons leaving the UK is not a sudden spike, but a clear post-pandemic acceleration driven by shifting economic realities and changing career priorities. Data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) Long-Term International Migration series highlights how youth emigration has evolved over time.
Before the pandemic, emigration among young adults was relatively stable. In 2019, around 176,000 Britons aged 20–39 left the UK, reflecting a steady flow of young professionals seeking opportunities abroad (ONS LTIM 2019). During the pandemic, however, global movement temporarily stalled. In 2020, the number of young people leaving dropped sharply to around 115,000, as border closures and uncertainty forced many to delay or abandon plans to move overseas (ONS LTIM 2020).
The post-pandemic rebound has been both rapid and sustained. By 2022, pent-up demand was released, with approximately 200,000 young adults emigrating in a single year, surpassing pre-pandemic levels and signalling a structural shift rather than a temporary fluctuation (ONS LTIM 2022).
Since then, the trend has continued upward, but with a notable generational shift. By the year to June 2025, Gen Z emigration reached its highest level on record, with an estimated 130,000-140,000 leaving the UK, while young Millennial departures declined to around 55,000-65,000. This marks a clear transition, with Gen Z now driving the majority of youth emigration (ONS YE June 2025).
Overall, around 195,000 Britons under the age of 35 left the UK in the past year, meaning 76% of all British emigrants are now young adults, according to analysis from the Migration Observatory at the University of Oxford. This equates to hundreds of young professionals leaving the country each day during their most economically productive years.
Taken together, the data points to a post-pandemic inflection point, where delayed mobility has evolved into a longer-term behavioural shift, with Gen Z leading a new wave of global, opportunity-driven migration.
A Generation Under Economic Pressure
Survey responses from The TEFL Academy’s research reveal the economic pressures shaping these decisions. Among respondents aged 18–34, more than 86% agreed that UK wages do not reflect the cost of living, while around 79% said they feel constant financial pressure living in the UK. Many also reported that it has become increasingly difficult to “get ahead”, with respondents rating the impact of cost-of-living pressures on their ability to progress at 4.29 out of 5 on average.
Despite strong personal ambition, confidence in the UK’s long-term economic outlook appears weak. Respondents rated their optimism about their long-term future in the country at an average of 2.44 out of 5, suggesting widespread uncertainty about the prospects available to young professionals.
These perceptions mirror wider national research. According to the British Council, 72% of UK adults aged 18–30 say they would consider living and working abroad, while 63% believe their standard of living is worse than that of their parents’ generation. Housing insecurity compounds the problem: polling from the Adam Smith Institute shows that 65% of young people expect housing affordability to worsen, while around half say most people their age struggle to make ends meet.
Separate research from Currencies Direct suggests the trend may accelerate further, with 38% of people aged 25–34 and 36% of those aged 18–24 already considering leaving the UK to live or work abroad.
High Interest in International Mobility Among Prospective TEFL Teachers
Survey responses from individuals exploring TEFL qualifications highlight how strongly international mobility features in the career planning of people already interested in working abroad.
Among respondents aged 18–34:
33% said they have already moved abroad
26% said they are actively planning to move
30% said they are seriously considering relocating
11% said they are not currently planning to leave the UK
While the survey reflects individuals already interested in international work opportunities, the findings illustrate how teaching English abroad is increasingly viewed as a practical pathway for young professionals seeking global experience and career mobility.
What Young People Are Seeking Abroad
Quality of life – Thailand cuisine.
For many respondents, leaving the UK is less about escape and more about strategic life planning. Among those who had already moved abroad, the most commonly cited motivation was improving overall quality of life, which received an average rating of 4.45 out of 5. Expectations of better work-life balance also ranked highly, with an average rating of 4.03 out of 5.
Many participants also viewed international mobility as a long-term career strategy rather than a short-term decision. Respondents rated the idea that moving abroad is a strategic choice rather than an emotional one at 3.47 out of 5, while 54% agreed that staying in the UK could hold back their long-term potential.
The research also points to a broader generational shift in career mindset. Respondents rated the importance of developing global skills at 3.93 out of 5, while attitudes toward traditional career stability appear to be changing, with many indicating that the idea of a lifelong job in the UK holds less relevance for their generation.
Where Young Britons Are Going
Thailand
Destination trends suggest young professionals are targeting regions that offer clearer economic and lifestyle advantages.
Among respondents actively considering relocating abroad:
47% identified Asia as their preferred destination, attracted by lower living costs and strong demand for English teachers in countries such as Thailand, Vietnam and South Korea.
26% were considering Europe, particularly destinations such as Spain and Portugal that combine cultural proximity with lifestyle appeal.
17% cited Australia or New Zealand, often drawn by higher wages and working holiday opportunities.
Smaller shares pointed to the Middle East (6%), where tax-free salaries and rapid career progression are appealing, and Africa (4%), often driven by heritage connections or lifestyle motivation.
For many graduates, teaching English abroad represents one of the most accessible international career pathways. TEFL qualifications can be completed online and provide access to teaching opportunities across Asia, Europe and Latin America, allowing young professionals to gain international experience while earning an income.
Asia (47%) – Lower living costs, strong demand for English teachers in countries such as Thailand, Vietnam, and South Korea.
Europe (26%) – Countries like Spain and Portugal offer cultural familiarity and lifestyle appeal.
Australia/New Zealand (17%) – Higher wages and working holiday opportunities.
Middle East (6%) – Tax-free salaries and rapid career progression.
Africa (4%) – Driven by heritage connections and lifestyle motivations.
The Career Impact of Going Global
Broader labour market research suggests that international mobility can have long-term career benefits. Studies across global labour markets show that professionals who gain international work experience often experience faster career progression, stronger cross-cultural skills and higher long-term earning potential. As a result, for many young professionals, the decision to move abroad is increasingly viewed as an investment in their future career trajectory rather than a temporary lifestyle choice.
“Young Britons aren’t running away from the UK, they’re running toward opportunity,” said Rhyan O’Sullivan, Managing Director at The TEFL Academy. “For many graduates, teaching English abroad offers a practical way to gain international experience, improve quality of life and build global careers.”
A Generational Turning Point
With an estimated 5.5 million British citizens already living abroad, The TEFL Academy’s research suggests that younger generations are redefining success as the ability to build a stable, fulfilling life wherever opportunity exists, rather than being tied to one country.
Taken together, the evidence suggests that international mobility is becoming an increasingly common part of career planning for younger generations. While individual motivations vary, from cost-of-living pressures to career acceleration, the broader pattern signals a generational recalibration of where young people believe their futures can realistically be built.
The latest release from Hollywood just landed, and what a whopper it is. This film makes Indiana Jones look like an episode of the Teletubbies. Captain Trump and the Adventures of Kharg Island will not disappoint, probably the best action adventure movie ever made.
Watching this epic adventure will make your skin crawl; it will have you popping that popcorn in your mouth with a goddamn shovel. Every second includes amazing stunts, gun fights and plenty of monsters to inhabit your nightmares for a month after the movie.
Have you ever seen a six-legged Mullah screeching weird Persian words and crawling up a wall with demonic red eyes that shoot lasers out of them, frying anything in its way? Dinosaurs, bugs, monsters, wraiths, and mullahs galore – they just keep fucking coming.
For Captain Trump, the hero of this picture, it’s like a walk in the park. He dispatches wave after wave of these monsters without even breaking out a sweat.
In one scene, Captain Trump is asked a stupid question by a CNN reporter who suddenly helicopters onto the island. We won’t spoil the scene for you, but it involves Captain Trump, the reporter, and numerous bugs going into places they should not be going into, if you get what we’re hinting at here.
His mission? Ah, who cares about his mission? Just watch the film for the most entertainment you will ever experience.
Captain Trump and the Adventures of Kharg Island will be released in all theatres in April.
People think that one day some news announcer announces that this is the start of World War Three, like a specific time and date. Unfortunately, it’s not quite like that. Global wars sort of creep up out of nowhere; they slowly amble on in certain regions, spreading here, spreading there, dying off a little bit, then restarting in the beginning phases of global conflict. This is what we are witnessing today, right now, as one could postulate that World War Three began years ago, even decades ago, but it sort of went under people’s noses as they went on with their banal lives.
During World War Three, most people could live their lives relatively comfortably. In fact, many are completely unaware of what is going on in the world and frankly do not care. The average citizen is placated and dumbed down by the reassurances from the hypnotic news media and their respective governments. They are only aware of changes to their mundane lives when things like empty shelves in supermarkets happen, or when there are vast queues at petrol stations. Of course, it all depends on where you live as well. For example, someone who lives in Tel Aviv will have a distinctly different experience to someone who lives in Beverly Hills. One area is directly bang in the middle of a hornet’s nest, and the other is not.
To affect things globally, energy is a key target; with petroleum targeted, this affects fertiliser utilised in farming, thus affecting food along with transport. In a globalised, interconnected world, key supply chains are also prime targets. Take one crucial element from a supply chain and watch the entire thing crumble.
Mass immigration from alien cultures imported into Western nations is also a form of warfare and has been ongoing for the last three decades. It is a form of pre-warfare, preparation for war. Because of the speed and magnitude of the invading swarm, nations are essentially destabilised from within. Basic utilities and services are all inundated and swamped and cause immense harm to the economy because of an increased burden of welfare for the benefit of the millions and millions coming in. The worst part of this scenario is that in the West particularly, there are socialists who celebrate open borders because they use mass migratory forces as voters in elections. This is an additional tool that the enemy of a nation can utilise if it wants to destabilise and demoralise an entire nation, using the useful-idiot socialists within the targetted nation. They know that conservatives within any nation preserve and protect, whereas socialists and communists destabilise and ruin nations from within.
Economic warfare is as good a form of war as any other, and the globe, in its current state as this piece is written, is in that state of warfare. It is also embroiled in an energy war, which will invariably lead to a food war. One controls nations through energy and populations through food; those two elements go hand in hand.
The conventional part of World War Three is still in its infancy. We are now witnessing a deep hunger to bring forth automated weapons into the field. The scientists and engineers are working overtime and then some. The governments are hungry for automation, autonomous AI killing machines set loose, but these are all still in R&D, and the hunger for these things is strong. Imagine swarms swooping up and down, acquiring targets, panning to the left and right, up and down; there will be no escape, no dugout, no 100-metre dash, just some machine ploughing into the signal at 180 mph and exploding.
America and Israel are not just fighting Iran right now; they are fighting Russia, China, N. Korea and Pakistan, who are sending Iran arms and supplies. So, at the moment this is still a proxy war. Ukraine has been in a proxy war for some time, but as is the case in most of these types of wars, they bleed into overt wars over time.
War speeds up change, it speeds up technological advancement, and it speeds up political thought and governmental action. That is if the government is fit for action in the first place. Unfortunately for the UK, as an example, this is not the case, and in its unfit state, it is not compatible with surviving any war under the Labour Keir Starmer disaster. This is why the UK can only sit and wait to fail as a country, a victim to actions that will first occur far away, then come closer and closer. Inaction, incompetence and cowardice mixed with strict adherence to irrelevant international laws that every other nation in the world ignores as well as strict adherence to Net Zero and Soviet political correctness will be the final death knell for a country that has survived for thousands of years because of its pioneering of warfare, today reduced to a nation that cannot even send off a piffling battleship to the Mediterranean in time or stop dinghies full of invading men from France. The UK in its current state is not fit to survive, for World War Three will be the ultimate test of nature’s rules.
Enter into this deadly soup, religious nutters, whether they are Islamic, Christian, Jewish or whatever, and the technological recipe for death will be heightened with ardour.
The state of global overpopulation is at saturation levels, and there can only be one winner for the last finite resources left on the planet. The earth has been plundered, dug up, mined, polluted, and defiled for long enough, and it welcomes the Third World War with open arms; the parasitic ants all jumped up in their glorious crusades, all vying for that final prize. Go for it, fuckers; go full on. You are welcome to your own destruction.
Europe is now an irrelevance within the NATO so-called “alliance” with the United States. The reason for this hegemonic split is directly correlated with the EU’s protectionist economic activities, its woke Soviet architecture, its open borders policy, and its ultimate weakness in its slow inaction relating to military affairs. The main focus, of course, is that the EU as a pseudo-communist entity poses a direct threat to any alliance. Why would America want to join hands with a Marxist adversary?
In this respect, the same applies to the UK, which has been infiltrated and corrupted by Soviet Marxists. The insidious creep of the communist Labour Party, led by a robotic, weak, and slow Keir Starmer, is now an irrelevance as well, along with its beloved EU Soviet bloc.
The incompatible nature of America under its current form with its former allies denotes a supreme insecurity of a shaky NATO watched with glee from Russia and China. This is about strength and movement — and Trump moves fast, zig-zagging, avoiding prediction from his enemies.
What took decades of geopolitical diplomacy unravels in one social media post by Trump. There is power in moving with urgency. There is power in decisive action. There is power in the cold hard truth.
Either European nations rethink their positions within their EU prison or NATO will continue to crumble. Either the UK finds new leadership and a new government and purges the woke Marxist soviets completely or the US will continue to ignore it.
You or a loved one may be in need of an ambulance during a medical emergency. Your house might be on fire. The ambulance or fire engine never turns up because it has no fuel. This is because Ed Miliband has blocked any new contracts or drilling in the North Sea where there are literally billions of barrels of oil and gas.
Yes, we get Net Zero, ah wouldn’t it be lovely if the world and everyone had daffodils everywhere and farted out rose scented eco farts but the world is not fucking like that. There are mean regimes around, there are bad people who want Britain ruined, and there are wars.
The eco-lunatics need to get a fucking wake-up call, because in times of war, your fucking windmills do nothing. You can’t put a wind turbine on a fucking tank or run a fucking battleship with solar.
After the war, when the globe has been purged of much of its population, sure, if you’re still alive, Ed Miliband, you can stick turbines and solar panels over the pockmarked landscape or do whatever you want, but get this through your fucking deluded thick head — we’re in the beginning of the war right now. You need to open the fucking drill holes and get that oil, shale and gas flowing.
You deluded motherfuckers will be the ruin of Britain. Look at Norway; they are run by a leftist government, but one with a fucking brain. They are drilling and drilling right now, you stupid, cunting arseweed Miliband moron. Imagine the amount of money through tax revenue and other charges the stinking, fucking, debt-ridden Labour government could make with North Sea oil.
If there is anyone who has any fucking sense in the miserable Labour government, do something now. Lock Miliband up immediately. Whatever it takes, he needs to be put in a padded room somewhere and the key thrown away; he is an existential danger to the United Kingdom.
I wish our politicians absolutely zero luck in explaining their energy policy to the walking dead when the pumps are dry and the lights go out. pic.twitter.com/nSIbNZZE5K
The Iranian propaganda machine seems to be working overtime as the regime just released a rather ominous threat video against America.
This is contrary to everything that Trump has been saying about how everything is all well and dandy with reciprocal talks going on with the Iranian regime. The word on the ground is that whilst Trump is trying desperately to calm the markets – indeed, oil has dropped by a few percent – the Iranians are actually upping their bombing of Israel and other Gulf countries, but as is the case these days, it is hard to verify anything due to the obligatory news blackout.
The Iranian AI video shows a few interesting things and kind of corresponds to the Twelverism that is part of the Iranian Shia death cult. The head of Ba’al is obviously an interesting iconic and religious point to mention. The inclusion of Epstein Island is another weird inclusion, possibly denoting the link to Ba’al and the American elites (including Trump), but of course this can all be debated ad infinitum.
You may be hearing of a new lockdown 2.0 going around. Petrol rationing, panic buying, work from home, airlines cut flights, only essential travel permitted, cities go dark, etc., etc.
Well, the last lockdown was about Covid in 2020; this time, it’s about energy, and this will probably be the “wake-up call” for fossil fuel dependency. Net Zero will be put up on the billboards for all to see and for all to aspire towards.
The trick here is to make fossil fuels more of a problem than they are worth and to convince governments around the globe to be more self-sufficient and to look into sustainable methods of generating energy, thus cutting or reducing the link with volatile parts of the globe like the Middle East.
The agenda? Never squander a crisis, and this one is quite a big one to be exploited.
If you were prepared, you would have stocked up on food, water and other essentials by now. If you were not prepared, well, you’re essentially fucked. Be prepared for empty shelves, hyperinflationary prices and lots of other things that will invariably happen.
Trump may have blinked first regarding Iran, but that’s his weakness, his midterms fear, his fear of market downturns. All that showing off and braggadocio serves no purpose with people like the Iranians, a Persian culture extending back over 3,500 years with certain bits of knowledge accrued over the millennia. The Iranians may be on the back foot, but they are willing to eke this shit out for eternity.
Change needs crisis, and we have plenty of the latter at the moment. You can’t make an omelette without breaking a few eggs.
“Control oil and you control nations; control food and you control the people.”
🚨🇮🇳 BREAKING: Panic buying hits fuel pumps across India
Heavy crowds reported at petrol pumps in Indore and several other cities over the past 48 hours.
⛽️ People rushing to fill tanks amid fears of a possible fuel shortage across India
Petrol and diesel shortage warning in South Africa
Afriforum warns that certain petrol stations across South Africa are already experiencing fuel shortages due to the conflict in the Middle East.https://t.co/xKuS9SmdGr
