The Coming Storm Stealth bombers soar towards a smouldering Middle East, where fire, smoke and ruin mark the stakes of the next great war. Below them, gold and oil stand as symbols of what remains to be gained, or lost. A wide-angle glimpse into our geopolitical future: cold strategy, hot conflict, high stakes.
1. The Historical Dialectic: Clash and Consequence
- Dialectic means a process where opposites (thesis and antithesis) clash to produce a new result (synthesis).
- History moves forward through these clashes. One empire rises, another pushes back. The conflict itself births the next phase.
- The Middle East is the arena for such a historical turning point.
- We are watching force meet counterforce. A combustible moment is taking shape.
2. Politicians and Power: The Psychology of the Elite
- Political leaders, especially in geopolitics, tend to be assertive, sometimes aggressive. They play for power, not peace.
- Once committed, it is hard to turn them back. Especially when their reputation, ideology, and legacy are on the line.
- They often “lock horns” rather than compromise. The longer the standoff, the higher the stakes—and the more likely war becomes.
3. The 'Seven Countries in Five Years' Doctrine
- Former US General Wesley Clark revealed a plan post-9/11: take out Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Iran.
- Netanyahu initiated this all that time ago, it is his "Greater Israel" plan, supported by AIPAC, and Condoleezza Rice echoed this vision: reshape the Middle East, toppling regimes hostile to Israeli-US interests.
- Iraq, Libya, Lebanon and Syria are already in ruins, NATO backed the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, Somalia is left as ever-shifting alliances, sporadic fighting, and foreign agendas. These are not stable countries, but theatres of permanent instability.
- Iran is the final domino in the sequence: Armageddon.
4. The Military Buildup: Stealth and Signals
- Stealth bombers and fighter aircraft are massing at Garcia Diego, a strategic US base in the Indian Ocean.
- This is not a routine exercise. The logistics, flight patterns, and fleet makeup suggest strike readiness.
- Aircraft, drones, and naval assets are being repositioned, quietly but clearly.
5. Trump's Impossible Ultimatum to Iran
- The Trump administration gave Iran a list of seven demands so harsh they could never be accepted—short of regime suicide. Notably to stop re processing uranium and plutonium.
- These include ending all nuclear work, ceasing all support for regional allies, and full military transparency.
- The goal is not negotiation. It is the pretext for confrontation.
6. The Attack Blueprint: Shock and Collapse
- According to leaked doctrine, the plan is threefold:
- Phase One: Destroy Iran’s air defence, radar, and communication systems.
- Phase Two: Decapitate religious and military leadership through targeted strikes.
- Phase Three: Leave the country open, like Syria, to insurgency, foreign control, and puppet governance.... Just walk in and take over.
- This is not a guess. This is consistent with past US war playbooks: Iraq, Libya, Syria.
7. Markets Are Not Fooled: Gold and the Whisper of War
- Gold prices have been heading to the moon this week, saw the highest price ever achieved. This is not just from inflation or interest rates, not only tariffs though they have been the trigger since 2 April, no, what's causing this is fear, fear.
- Smart money sees beyond headlines. They follow aircraft carriers, not press releases.
- Gold rises when risk rises. War risk, not just economic risk, is what we’re seeing now. China? The American debt crisis. Trade and the status of the reserve currency are at stake.
8. Can We Stop It? Probably Not. So Here's What You Can Do
- You cannot vote this away. You cannot tweet it away. Take to the streets, they'll bundle you into a transit van and put you in prison. The die is cast, the pieces are in motion.
- But you can prepare:
- Move some capital into gold—history’s refuge in times of war and uncertainty. Forget crypto.
- Keep an eye on oil—conflict in the Middle East often means surges in crude prices. Think 1967 > 1973.
- Diversify out of markets that are overly exposed to peace and calm.
- Putting my neck out, I would say get out of the US dollar.
- Think not just money—but resilience: where you live, how you communicate, how dependent you are on fragile systems, barter and your support network.
9. Final Thought: This Is Not a Drill
- We’re not watching a war maybe about to happen. We’re watching the early minutes of a plan already unfolding.
- The Middle East will not be redrawn through diplomacy. The architects of this future use bombs, not ballots.
- This is how empires act at twiligh, lashing out to hold on.
- Glad you liked it. Here's a final paragraph in your style to close the post:
10. Stay Calm, Stay Ready
Don’t panic. War may be coming, but it’s not knocking at your front door yet.
Stay informed, stay alert, and don’t get swept up by media frenzy or online fear.
Prepare prudently, act deliberately, count to ten and keep your mind clear.
In uncertain times, calm is a currency. Spend it wisely.
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