This Isnt About Maduro: The Real Game in Venezuela

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➡ The conversation revolves around the concept of routes and resources, which are often the root cause of conflicts and power struggles. The speaker uses historical examples, like King Philip II’s crusades and the Treaty of Tordesillas, to illustrate this point. They also discuss how ideology, such as religion, can influence these conflicts, but ultimately, it often boils down to control over resources and trade routes. The conversation also touches on current events, like the situation in Venezuela, and how these same principles apply.
➡ The speaker discusses his experiences in Iraq and Venezuela, emphasizing the importance of honesty in understanding situations. He mentions how Iraqis were initially happy with the invasion of Kuwait due to economic benefits, but later regretted it due to sanctions. He also talks about the situation in Venezuela, criticizing the U.S. for acting like a “gangster”. He stresses the need to accurately name and understand situations to predict future outcomes, using the example of a civil war in Iraq.
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We just went full gangster on Venezuela and everybody else noticed it. Again, I’m not saying that I don’t want China out of our backyard. I want them out. Right? But going in and doing things like this is not in our best interest. There are other ways to do these things. And how did Venezuela get there to begin with is a big question. Right. This is. There’s a lot of historical context here that we don’t have hours to go into. But this didn’t all come out of the blue like, you know, so we’re going to. That’s right.

Send in Delta Force and go kidnap somebody because, you know, I got some bad messages. You can’t use the word kidnap. You sound like one of those left wing. I’m like, get out of here. I don’t have time for you. Right. It was a kidnapping. Straight up. Quick break from the program to share with you something amazing. This is called sloop. It’s actually Slupp 332, but it’s been shortened to Sloop. And this thing mimics exercise. It seems too good to be true. I first shared this on my sub stack and I had Dr. Diane Kayser and we went through all the benefits of this and the whole thing sold out.

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Remember to use the code Sarah to save 10%. Welcome to business. Game changers. I’m Sarah Westall. I had Michael Yan quickly jump on a show with me. I wanted to talk about his take in Venezuela. He’s been spending a lot of time in South America, especially in the Panama Canal area. And so I wanted his take on what he thought. I want to warn you that you’re going to hear a lot of propaganda from all sides. Whenever you see an operation, it’s important that they control the narrative so that they get the support of whatever operation on any side against and for.

I wanted Michael Yan’s input on this. He. Whether you agree with him or not, he seems to always. At least my experience will give you what he really, truly believes. And that is so precious in today’s world to really get somebody’s true opinion versus having a narrative that they’re trying to protect. Now, you don’t have to agree with everything he says, obviously, but it should be a data point for you to be able to hear this and think later about what’s really going on. We are in a geopolitical war for resources, for might, for power. And it’s very serious right now.

You wouldn’t see the silver exploding if there wasn’t something serious going on in that way. You wouldn’t see war exploding everywhere if there wasn’t this geopolitical conflict. Remember two years ago, I started talking about the most important things that are going to be happening now is the reset of the dollar and the mind control, that technocracy. I started talking about that three years ago. Actually. Those are the number one priorities for the world. And now we’re seeing it act out and we’re seeing it. This is the. The symptoms of that. And when you’re in the fog of it, it’s really hard to see through the behaviors and that it maps back to all those agendas.

And the other reason is there’s a lot of human emotion. So when humans get involved, they’re going to behave in all sorts of other ways that don’t necessarily map back cleanly because humans act irrationally. And so that’s what the fog of war is. It’s just this irrational behavior. But if you go zoom way out, you can see the patterns. And that’s why I’d like to bring on someone like Michael Yahn. Whether you believe him or agree with them or not, he is zooming out and looking at patterns. And so I think that’s valuable for you to do the same thing.

So I hope you appreciate this conversation. He only had 30 minutes and he gave me an extra five or 10. I don’t remember, but I promised him I would hold it short. He is in Catherine Austin Fitz’s studio and they had dinner plans and so I think they had reservations someplace and so he really had to go. So that’s what you’re seeing here. He really respects Fitz. I think a lot of people respect her knowledge from a monetary standpoint. I guess I need to have her, really should have her on one of my Friday night economic reviews.

I think she’s another great thinker. There’s a lot of good think, a lot of great thinkers that I bring on that Friday night economic review that I do. If you’re missing that, make sure you see it. It’s every Friday night and we’re going over what’s happening geopolitically, economically in the world and how it’s affecting economic situation. The reset, we’re essentially documenting the reset from different perspectives and the great thinkers come on that show and it’s doing really well. YouTube isn’t suppressing it, which is quite interesting that they are. That’s one of the areas that they allow to just go.

If you are listening to this on Apple or an audio, I would really hope that you, I really ask you, please give it a good review. I’m really trying to maintain my status there. I’m out. I’m consistently in the top 10. I reached number five in business news, and I even cracked the top 200 in the United States of regular news on Apple podcast. So I’m working hard as an independent journalist. I am not with any of these organizations. So the fact that I’m up there with the Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg and all those guys, and I’m just an independent journalist, I just.

It’s all because of you. And thank you so much for doing that because I’m trying to bring. I’m trying to be professional about this. You know, I’m up there on some of these platforms. It’s me and then it’s somebody playing a video game. You know, it’s like, come on. I want it to be more professional. But whatever it is what it is, this is the world that we live on. Everybody’s invited. If you like to watch video games online, that’s great. I don’t know if they’re my audience, but if you like to watch video games, maybe you’ll click on my stuff once in a while and learn something.

But I would like to see this world move past this ridiculous stage we’re in and get back to some more serious journalism. And I’m just saying I’m telling my team, I have a small little team of people, like, let’s just set the tone. We are just going to stay on this route. We’re going to do the best we can at bringing good information. And I mean, it has to be interesting, right? So I’m going to be always looking at the edge of change from interesting perspectives too. But let’s get serious. I mean, let’s be serious about this.

So many of these things affect your life. So don’t you want to know what’s really going on? And I don’t need to always tell you answers. You know, some of these people want to tell you what they think all the time. A lot of times it’s just like, here’s the information. You got to start thinking about it for yourself because the answers aren’t always evident. But let’s at least dig in as much as we can and start using our critical thinking skills because we need that. If you want to support your family, protect your livelihood, you need to be thinking critically about this stuff.

Right? Okay. Before I move on, I want to tell you that I have my substack. If you can go to my substack, Sarah Westall substack.com. that is my newsletter. And you can also go to Sarah Westall.com and you can see all my latest shows. You can support me with supporting my affiliates. Please give me a review. Please share. If you’re on YouTube, give me a thumbs up and ring that bell. I guess they won’t notify you unless the bell is ringed. And, and thank you so much for, I mean really truly thank you for supporting the show.

Okay, let’s get into this dynamic conversation I have with Michael. Yah. Hi Michael. Thank you so much for coming back to the program. Thanks for having me on. I’m in Netherlands actually with Katherine Austin Fitz and Masako, my wife. We’re about to have dinner. Well, I’m going to keep you as long as I can with this. You’re having more fun than I am. I got back from my vacation and then came back into the tundra in Minnesota where everything is getting weird, weird here. But we experienced something over the weekend and all woke up to the president of Venezuela being captured and a.

A weird. I would say that’s an incredible operation because we haven’t seen an operation like that in decades, if you will. And you know, I, I was thinking about you because when I’ve had you on, you see, Sarah and this is really true because it’s not just you. I’ve heard it from Martin Armstrong and many other people. When you look at this, it’s all about routes, trading routes, and the flow of resources, right? And pretty simple, it. Routes, resources and ideology. And when you boil off the ideology, it usually comes down to routes and resources. One of the resources being the biggest resource, which is human resources.

So, I mean, it’s routes and resources. And again, ideology is also involved in a big way often. But again, you can typically boil that completely down or almost completely down to routes and resources. Well, ideology. There’s parts of the world that don’t see the world from a money standpoint. They see it from a religious standpoint, the Middle East. And I remember I had a really good friend of mine in college, her dad was an ambassador in Egypt, and she really wanted me to go to dinner with him. And so we did. And I was talking about how everything is economic.

He saw everything religious. And I thought that was. I still, it was burned into my brain because his perspective on the entire world was different. Right. And keep in mind, though, when you look at, let’s say King Philip the Second from Spain, you know, the Philippines is named after him. And, you know, he was big time Catholic and he was fighting anybody who wasn’t Catholic because he, you know, that was serious business, part of his business model. Actually, if you go back to 1494 with the pope, Alexander VI, I mean, it was a sixth pope. He, you know, did the Treaty of Tordesillas between Spain and Portugal to, to split the world into two, because he didn’t want Portugal and Spain fighting each other.

He wanted everybody to be fighting for Catholicism. But, you know, but that was about routes and resources, straight up. I mean, when you read that, you know, you should see our library in Japan. I mean, our personal library. Masako and I, we spend just so much time in it. But you can see that it’s quite clear that that was all about routes and resources. And, you know, when King Philip II later, you know, was going on his crusades against Protestants, not just against, you know, Muslims or Jews or whatever, he’s going against Protestants, he’s going against other Catholics too.

It was, it was resources, human resources. He wanted those resources under his command. However he could make that happen. And including with terrorism, which they were quite good at, burning people at the stake all over the place. I mean, they were doing over in India, they were doing it in, you know, in Goa and whatnot. It’s. It’s quite, it was quite serious. But again, routes and resources, that’s what they were actually fighting over. And again today, when you see people talking about we’re going after Maduro because of basically the morality of him doing drug trade, which is complete nonsense, has nothing to do with that whatsoever, obviously.

I mean, it’s just a bald lie, you know, but it works. It works because people fall for it. Yeah. And it was meaningful. Well, it’s effective because he really is a. A hole. Right. He is really is a dictator kind of supporting bad things. But that’s not why. If that was our criteria, wouldn’t we go after a lot of other people, too? Yeah. Like Trump who pushed the death jab, or Biden who pushed the death jab, or Biden who pushed open borders. You know, I mean. Yeah. Would we go after them? We should go after a lot of people.

You know, I mean, if that was our criteria and not the rule of law right now. There are things that deeply concern about Venezuela in the whole region, and I’ve been writing about it for years. For instance, I spend so much time in Panama because Panama. China is definitely slowly taking Panama, and that’s incredibly important to the United States because, you know, we left a vacuum there when we gave the canal away. You know, we created Panama on November 3, 1903. We created the Republic of Panama so that we could create the Panama Canal, which we opened in 1914.

And ever since then, of course, there’s been a contest for who’s going to keep that canal. Now, eventually, we just gave it up. You know, you can’t make up this stuff. And, you know, that’s part of the, you know, the big globalist fight, actually capturing our own Oval Office, of which, obviously Biden, obviously Obama, obviously both Bushes, obviously Trump. These are all just condoms for other people. Netanyahu is the same. You see Maduro down there, the same Trudeau up in Canada. Previously, this. Were they on different sides of the factions? Maduro and, And Trump, I’m assuming.

Yeah. Now, keep in mind the. The entire architecture of the government of. Of Venezuela is still intact. You know, I mean, you know, they’re still completely intact. Yeah. So basically, he picked off two top leaves of the tree, or say one Madero and his wife. He took. Picked off one leaf and pretended we just took the jungle. You know, it’s like, yeah, but why is that? It doesn’t matter. Was that sending a message to that government? But you better. You know, it kind of reminds me of the economic hitman. If you don’t do what we are expecting we’re going to come and take you out, and then we’re going to give the next leader in line the opportunity to do what we expect.

I mean, is that what happened? You know, I read the book the Economic Hitman, by the way, and, you know, the, the author sort of makes it out like this was sort of a new strategy. It’s recent. That stuff’s been going on for centuries. That’s right. That’s money table stuff in the temple, you know, I mean, hardcore. That’s been going on for centuries, big time. And, and so, you know, I mean, I could go on for hours about it, but let’s skip past that. You know, what this is really about again, is routes and resources. They’ve got the resources and we want them.

Right? And China wants those resources. We don’t want China to have them, obviously. We don’t want Russia to have those. Iran, obviously. Right. We don’t want anybody in our backyard moving in on us the way we’ve moved in on them. Right. So you got to look at this from the Chinese perspective. You know, all, you know, everybody’s got their own different vantage point. The way that they look at it, I look at it as an American. I want the Panama Canal secured. I want the Gulf of Mexico or whatever you want to call Gulf of America.

I’m fine. I want that piece of water secure. Right. I want that secure. That’s our backyard. It’s an access door right up our Mississippi River. Right. I want it secured. I want Bahamas secured. China’s got a huge port right there. They’re building a new, new embassy there. Masako Ganaha, my wife and Vander Steel and I, we all went there and looked at it. I mean, China is slowly taking over the Caribbean. Antigua, Bahamas. And keep in mind, Panama is a big, big deal. So we’re focused on Venezuela at the moment, which is incredibly important. It’s one of the richest countries in the world.

I mean, that place is, you know, it’s got basically pockets full of gold and, and, you know, and it’s swimming in oil, I mean, in addition to many other things. And so, yeah, I mean, that’s what it’s about. Let’s just skip past all the nonsense. If they would actually skip past the nonsense and the lies, then it comes down to we’re the bigger gangster. So we came in gangster style and we want to take it. So, I mean, listen, be honest with ourselves. That’s full on gangsterism and, and, and a lot of people, you know, when I was in Iraq.

I talked with a lot of Iraqis about their invasion of Kuwait. Right. And I published this back in 2005, six, seven or whatever, maybe seven. And I was in. I remember in Baghdad in particular, one doctor, his name was Dr. Moyad, he was a cardiologist actually, and he was one of the doctors for. For Saddam Hussein, actually told me this at his house. Oh, I think my camera froze, but that’s okay. And. And you froze. All right, we’ll put a different picture of you up where you got a nice expression. Yeah, so, yeah, so anyway, we’ll switch that one and switch off.

But here we go. That’s. There we go. Now we just see the top of your head. There you go. There you go. I just unfroze. Switched to the one camera to the other, because I did a switch. But anyway, you know, so I was in Baghdad. Dr. Mordad. What’s his name? Mordad Moirad. And he was a cardiologist, right. And. And I think it was in. I think he was in neighborhood 46 or 48, actually, weirdly, I remember that. In any case. So he told me that I asked him about the invasion of Kuwait, and he said, you know, we were very angry with Saddam and because the economy was going badly then he invaded Kuwait.

And we all had cars and we had chocolates. I remember he said, chocolates. Chocolates and candies. And we had all these things. And he said, you know, it was very good. So suddenly we. We were very happy for the invasion because we got all. He was very clear about it. He didn’t mince words. He’s like, you know, we were happy to rob him because we got a lot of stuff. And then he said, then the sanctions kicked in and then we hated Saddam again. I said, you were like his cardiologist, right? He was like assistant, actually.

You know, the guy. That guy was something else. But what I’m getting to is many Iraqis told similar stories. They were happy with the invasion when they were doing great, and then when it turned bad, they were unhappy with it. Let’s just be honest. It’s very important to be honest, because if we’re not honest about what’s happening, we can never be. We can never use our information to predict anything. And prediction, accurate prediction is life and death situation, right? We need to be like, if that thing is a weapon and you take it, you may be dead.

Right? And that obviously happened. Many people are dead now, at least hundreds of thousands just in Japan. Dr. Yasufumi Murakami told Masako and I over dinner last time we had dinner with him, more than 600,000 are in. Are dead now just in Japan. He’s the one leading the study actually and he’s a good friend of Masako’s. And so what I’m getting to is I don’t even know if. Oh yeah, oh yeah, he’s published it. Yeah, no, I know, but I mean, well, the people start. I don’t, I don’t know if the average. I don’t think the mainstream media for a while will acknowledge it.

YouTube will probably still cancel people for it. But I think the average person is starting to knows it in general. I think it’s a little late. It’s a little late. I mean many people are obviously already dead and, and I meet people all the time that are still think it’s very important. I met a Dutch guy Just like 10 days ago that was. Thought it was important. I mean this is like 10 days ago. So in any case, I know it’s not good, but let me, let me get back to Venezuela. I really want to dissect our.

Is it a message to them? Do we just come and. I know we just came and take it. We just took it. But is it. And we don’t. But we only took two leaves off the top of the tree like you say. So was it really. They weren’t. Maduro wasn’t cooperating with us. He wasn’t doing the business we wanted. I mean, Trump was transparent. He told, in his, his conference, he told us this, he said they weren’t cooperating. They took over the oils, they shut it. The oil business, they shut it down. They kicked out our people.

We want to take that back over. I mean that’s essentially what he said. So Maduro wasn’t playing ball. Is this just a message? You better play ball, Miss, Miss Vice President, otherwise we’re going to take you out too. I mean, is that essentially what he did it. I mean, let’s just boil it down it. We just went full gangster. That’s what we did. You know, I mean, let’s, I mean it’s very important to get this stuff right because otherwise we won’t be predictive on the future. Like the death jab again, I keep going back to that because if you got that wrong, there’s many people that aren’t watching this now because they’re dead because they got that wrong.

And if you get other things wrong in the future, you will be dead. Right? This is. Or you’ll be living under, under a tarp, right? I mean, this is that serious. So what we’re looking at here is, you know, we. We just went full gangster on Venezuela and everybody else noticed it. Again, I’m not saying that I don’t want China out of our backyard. I want them out. Right? But going in and doing things like this is not in our best interest. There are other ways to do these things. And how did Venezuela get there to begin with is a big question.

Right. This is. There’s a lot of hist. Context here that we don’t have hours to go into. But this didn’t all come out of the blue, like, you know, so we’re gonna. That’s right. Send in Delta Force and go kidnap somebody because, you know, I got some bad messages. You can’t use the word kidnap. You sound like one of those left wing. I’m like, get out of here. I don’t have time for you. Right. It was a kidnapping, straight up. Right. You know, in Iraq, I. Many, many times I said Iraq was in a civil war.

I was saying this in 2005. It was very important to call it by its actual name, because if you didn’t name things accurately, you would not be treating the disease accurately. If you treat a brain tumor as a headache, well, guess what? You may die, because, you know, it’s just a headache. I’ll take an aspirin. Actually, you’re dying. Right. You know, and so it’s the same with the Civil War. There’s different types of civil. There’s different types of war that you’ll treat in different ways. Just like diseases, you treat differently. So about. You can just look back.

Michael Yan Civil War, Iraq. Look at the things I was publishing a year and a half before everybody else caught up. But you won’t believe how much hate mail I would get by calling it what it was, because they kept saying, that’s political. And I said, okay. Now a year and a half later, everybody recognizes it’s a civil war, and we start treating it as such. The reason people didn’t want to call it a civil war is because they thought the Bush administration thought that Americans would lose interest and the coalition would lose interest on being in Iraq if we called it a civil war.

But the thing is, is they wouldn’t actually treat it because if they treated some of the things that were happening as a civil war, it would have gotten out in the news instantly, and they thought that they would lose support. So what happened? The fire kept growing. The fire growing. Huge numbers of other people died, including Americans, British, obviously. Massive Numbers of Iraqis and everybody else who was fighting there. And I was there in the middle of it, watching it, right? And then, you know, so many things like this happened because people refuse to call it what it is if you don’t have the courage to call it what it is.

I mean, this is really serious stuff. And so. So, so this was. I’m not saying you. I’m not saying. But I’m saying. So it’s very important that was. We went full gangster. It’s very important to recognize that. It’s super important to recognize that. That because we’re trying to be able to predict what the crocodile will do next, you can’t just say, well, you know, my crocodile is actually a puppy, and I’m gonna pet my crocodile. Nice puppy. Boom. And it bites your arm off. You know, I used to hunt gators all the time. Alligators, right? They have similar behavior to crocodiles.

It ain’t a puppy, right? And so when I’m trying to catch the alligators and hunt the alligators, which I used to do a lot, I have to know how they behave, right? If I hunt it the way I would hunt rabbits or dove, I wouldn’t never get the alligator. Just a quick break from the program. I need to share with you an urgent manner about scam gold IRAs and the important need to make sure that you’re working with a trusted company in the precious metals space. I have had hundreds of people come to me now where they have lost 50, 60, 70% of their life savings in these scam gold IRAs.

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Right? So watching what is happening with this administration, and of course, they’re basically so commingled with Israel that there’s no. Let’s actually say Zionist, that there’s no. You. You can’t separate them. It’s like salt water, right? So when we’re looking at things that are happening in Gaza or Ukraine, in so many other Places. It’s one big war. It’s not separate. What, what’s happening, happening now and has happened in Ukraine is directly related to what’s happening in Panama, Venezuela, Argentina. These windmills that are all over the place here in, in, in Netherlands and also in Germany and Texas.

It’s all part of the same very extensive, very comprehensive war that’s going on. Food prices that people see going up. It’s all related to the same thing. It’s very important for people to recognize that what’s happening here, like Germany blew up that nuke tower, what, two or three months ago now? Two and a half months ago. All directly related, right. So this is one big re. World realignment, right. We see, you know, China, of course, is in a heavy fight with Zionists. It’s very important to recognize that for what it is. Otherwise it’s like ignoring the Iraqi civil war, which grows in a big old fire.

Right. So, and, and, and people will not be able to predict what they should do next with their own body, like take the jab or not. People made the wrong decision and they’re dead. Right. So easy to convince people. You could take any country and convince them that whoever is just a really bad guy, but Maduro was a, was a bad guy. So that, but now when you. He was. But there’s a lot of bad guys. They’re like the governor of California or the governor of Minnesota. I know at least he’s going to do. He’s going there and kidnap them, you know.

Well, I wish they would try them. Okay, so that. Now what does this mean to moving on to the Panama Canal? Because I think that this is a step closer to seeing war in other areas. You know, Martin Armstrong comes on. What I like about him, and I have them on my Friday night economic review every four weeks or so, is that he just looks at the flow of money, which is just like your trade, your, your routes and resources thing. He just wants to see the flow of money which tells you where the wars are going to break out.

And he’s like, it’s ha, 20, 26 is going to be war. All flashpoints all over the place. You’re saying the flashpoints is really one big war. And I’m, I’m saying the Venezuela thing is actually showing that we’re probably going to break out into Panama or other places soon after. Am I wrong with that? Martin is very wise to watch those flows. Very, very wise. Again, I’m about to have dinner with Catherine Austin Fitz, right. She’s like 15ft from me now. Right. And so, and so, I mean, she, she’s been talking about this for, I don’t even know how long.

Decades. Right. And so over dinner, we’ll be talking about this. But the, the, the fl. I’m watching silver and gold. I’ve been watching silver increasingly and the. But, but these different flows, what you should pay attention to, what you should ignore, what you should check every once in a while, you know, but watching them, obviously the dollar is losing its purchase reserve currency. We will go to war for that. Right. We’ve seen people die because of that. Like in Libya. Right. You know, this is, this is big stuff. The United States, we’ve abused our own currency.

We’ve weaponized it. And people don’t want to hold dollars now like they, if they had some other way to hold their. Or to transact that was more, that was more secure than the dollar, they would do it. Obviously, we’re inflating our dollar away as well. And so at the end of the day, there’s a lot more going on than just the oil. There’s also the dollar. There’s there. Well, let me ask you though, that’s important though, because. So let’s say that we needed to capture Venezuela’s oil to secure the dollar because the petrodollar, you know, petrodollar was what backed the dollar for many years.

And now we got off of that. Do you think that the securing the oil in Venezuela was really a play to prop up the dollar for a little bit longer, or do you think probably part of it, probably the United States doesn’t need their oil. Right? We just don’t need it. But we also don’t want China to get it. And you know, and let’s face it. But we care about the world and what they. No, we don’t. No, we care about the world. No, no, no, no. Let me, let me repeat this. We care about what the world uses in the respect that we care about how the dollar is used because that is important to the power base.

Right? I mean, well, let’s say the people controlling the banks again. I’m about to have dinner with Katherine Austin Fitz. She’s an expert on this. She should be at the microphone right now. But, you know, obviously the, the, the, the. You can bring her in if you want. If she’s sitting there watching you bring her in. Well, no, she’s like in the next room, so she probably just hears me muffled because there’s sound protection. I’ll have it. Maybe I’ll get hold of her and have her future podcast. One of my economic reviews. Yeah, I just follow the Solari report, actually.

And I mean, because she, they do. Her team, I’ve met quite a lot of her team. They’re very serious people. And so I spent a lot, a lot. We’ve been. Masako and I have been with Catherine for a month now. Over a month. Wow. And so, so we’re getting a lot of, you know, we’re about to have dinner together. So I mean, I’m learning a great deal. I mean, we’re in our forever university. We call it the University of Masako and Michael Eminem. Right. So. And you know, I was on with Catherine about, I don’t know, two months ago or so, and she invited me to Netherlands and Masako and I jumped on the airplane and got right over here.

And so that’s, that’s why we’re even here because she, Catherine knows big pieces of the puzzle that I want to understand much, much better. Like these capital flows are very important. Well, that’s why I like Martin Armstrong, because he looks at, he pays attention. Yeah, well, he pays attention in a way that nobody else does because he has, he wrote the software to track it. It. And, and so, I mean, that’s what you have to do. And no human mind can do it on their own. You need, you need a app, you need software to do it, period.

Well, you don’t just, I don’t know if you need software, but you need a team, thousands of data. Well, it’s quite serious. But, but this, human beings don’t have the analytical power that a software does now. They can do it in minutes where it would take months for human beings. And it’s not as accurate because we just don’t have the computing power with people. And it’s a mess when people, we can do it. It just, just not quick enough. Right. And so that’s what, and that’s what, you know, like Catherine and other people like her can look at it from a meta standpoint.

I like to think I am because I’m an expert in data science and look at it from the standpoint of what’s actually happening with what you’re saying, resources and trade routes, because that, it really does get down to that. You know, let me say something on that, on that, because on the computers, Right, right. Let’s say the computer is playing chess, right? Against, you know, the grand master. We, we all remember the, the big computer matches with the chess masters. And it took a long time before computers really could whip up On a, on a simple chessboard.

I mean, because, because the, the chess masters are using intuitive senses and all kinds of other things that the computer would, you know, it was down to, you know, brute crunching. And then with the game of Go that the Chinese love to play, it’s even harder. Right, right. What I’m getting to is I, I’m not sure how good the computers are going to be with this for a while because this is much more sophisticated. But there are some things that you can look at for. I’m talking just the data analysis. You have to have the meta.

You have to take that analysis and then use your intuitive in your mind to analyze it. And I think that’s what you’re getting at, right? Well, I mean, for instance, when you look at information more for. Okay, I’ll give you an example. I think something will end up happening on Margarita island in Venezuela. Right. Why Margarita Island? Because I’ve been watching the information war there for years and I’ve mentioned it quite a few times that there are said to be Hezbollah there. And I saw just months ago some of the mainstream media like Fox was talking about Hezbollah being on Margarita Island.

Why is this happening? Right. It’s happening because I, I, you know, I study information where I’ve written three books on it. When you see that sort of targeted information campaign, it’s because we’re plan something on Margarita Island. So just remember Margarita island and I think something will end up happening there and because I’m watching. So in other words, skip past, skipping past what all the silver and everything is doing and you know, monetary flows. But look simply at that very specific thing, you know, the information war against, on. Regarding Margarita island right now. I’ve been watching Chinese information war for years.

Again, I’ve written three books on that. I’ve been to China. I’ve been all experts. Yeah, yeah. I wouldn’t say I’m an expert, but I’m far more knowledgeable than anybody I see on tv, that’s for sure. But, but I wouldn’t say in this world. I know, I know. That’s the same thing. It’s like I can never see my. I called myself an expert. I’m like, well, I, nobody’s really an expert at anything being honest, but from the comparing yourself to everybody else, you are on that particular topic. I’m definitely highly knowledgeable on that. You know, on the Chinese information war against Japan and Korea and the United States.

Yeah, I know a thing or two and I’ve written three books on it and been Over China quite a bit, that sort of thing. I thought about it a lot. I’ve gone to the key places, whether it be Taiwan. We were just there again in Okinawa, of course. I mean, the. The thing is, is you can see where I’ve never seen any war that I’ve either been in or studied that didn’t radiate a lot of information in advance. They radiate like the sun. Some of the. Some of the conflicts radiate so bright you could practically get a suntan watching them.

Right. Like, for instance. But you have to be able to read through it, though, because some. Some people are gullible. Right. But when you tell us your example. Yeah. When you see. Let’s go for an example. Back in the 1800s in the United States and 1700s, in our library in Japan, Masaku and my personal library, we have a huge amount on Native Americans. Right. And like, significant sections. Right. And you can see a lot of. When we were planning to take out certain Indians, we would always do. First of all, we’d feed them with whiskey. Whiskey.

Right. The firewater would really diminish them. And another. And get them in debt traps. Just like economic hitman. That stuff wasn’t. That’s been going on for a long time. Humans didn’t become humans just overnight. Go ahead. Right, right. But so you could. You can see one of the. If you look up depredations of Indians, right. And you’ll. Then you’ll start to see depredations of Sioux Indians, depredations of ex Indians, all these different tribes. Tribes. That was a common term that was used, depredations of so and so Indians. Because you would see. I’ve got some of the original reports to Congress actually, in Japan that, you know, I’ve found over the years, reports and books, entire books, depredations of such and such Indians.

Because we’re setting them up with information war. Because they live where the gold is or they live where we want to build a railroad. You know, I mean, so when you really research what’s going on, it’s about routes and resources. But people have to be riled up enough to actually, you know, send the cavalry in there. Right. And so that’s always depth. So it’s called a tr. It’s called atrocity porn. Right. It’s called atrocity porn. And atrocity porn is a. Is a. Is a. Whenever you see atrocity porn going on, you know, like, one book that I just had out here was the Rape of Nanjing.

Somebody put it back on the shelf. The Rape of Nanjing is, you know, written by. Allegedly written by Iris Chong. Actually, I don’t think she wrote the book. Actually, I’ve researched that quite a lot. I went to the museum in Nanjing. There’s a statue of her there. I have her autopsy, by the way. She was allegedly shot herself in the mouth. I think she actually did, but who knows? I wasn’t there. But she shot herself or somebody shot her. And, you know, some people say it was, you know, Japanese hit squad did it, which is ridiculous.

But in any case, I think she shot herself. She was actually crazy. She was mentally ill, these sorts of things. And. But what I’m getting to is that that book, the Rape of Nanjing, which people will take as the honest truth, it was written. The guy who recruited Iris Chong, his name is Ignatius Ding. He lives in Cupertino, California. He’s a CCP operative. I mean, straight up, it’s not even hidden. He’s close friends with Russell Lowe. Russell Lowe was the boyfriend of Senator Feinstein. Right. And this stuff isn’t even hidden. I know, it’s crazy. It’s not hidden at all.

But you’re pointing right there in the open. Your atrocity porn stuff is so right on. Because that’s what they do before every battle to get people supporting the battle. And so when you see that, you gotta go, okay, what the hell’s really going on here? Although that atrocity stuff is probably true, a lot of times it’s like, okay, well, I guess may or may not be true. That’s true. They may not. One of the things you always see is bayonets, babies. People bayonetting babies. I see that. There’s so many. There’s so many. There’s so many images that I found of Americans, band aiding babies.

Germans, band aiding babies. Babies. French, band aiding babies. Vietnamese, whatever. They’re always. They know bayonetting babies makes people super angry, right? Like, you know, to the point where, like, we’ll nuke you if you’re band aiding babies. Right? I mean, you know, and so you’ll always see the bayonetting photos. Yeah. Kicking babies around. They always see this stuff. Oh, they killed all the babies in the hospital. They always do that because they know that’s enough to really make us go come to war with them. Right? So anytime you see this atrocity porn, stop, drop and roll, right? And check to see if it’s actually just part of an information campaign.

Is it actually real or not? Actually, I gotta go. I know you gotta go. Okay, well, we’ll have you back. I already held you for an extra 10 minutes or something, so. Yeah, I better go. And thank you and we’ll. We’ll talk soon. Thanks, Sarah. Bye. Sa. Sam.
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