El Nino is on track, developing as expected and the chance of it being a Super El Nino is high, meaning where it rains, it will bring floods, and where it doesn’t it will bring drought. The floods and drought are already happening, especially the drought.
Adding to the woes of farmers in the Middle East and large parts of Africa are the locusts. Swarms of locusts are spreading.
The Iranians are trying to force the USA to force Israel into not defending themselves against their Hezbollah attackers in Lebanon, as they just declared the Strait closed again in violation of the Memorandum of Understanding because Israel is fighting back against Hezbollah and the MOU says that Israel and Hezbollah will observe a ceasefire even though Israel was left out of the signing and isn’t a party to it. This matters because it forces Israel to either let Hezbollah attack them without mercy, or defend their nation and lose all US support. Since it’s a given they’ll fight back, this gives Iran the excuse to close the Strait.
As previously posted, the longer the Strait is closed the more it adversely affects the total global economy and food supply, and rather than force regime change in Iran and end this problem, the US is actually aggravating it. Even Claude AI leans toward the possibility of a conspiracy, though neither of us can point any direct fingers. It’s interesting to me that when I brought up Globalism, Claude wasn’t sure what I meant and when I said World Economic Forum, Claude’s most recent information on them dated to 1992. So Claude is being blocked. Why would that be? Well, Google now says that “Claims that Klaus Schwab or the World Economic Forum (WEF) advocate for global depopulation are false, baseless conspiracy theories.”. How strange considering I saw him in a video doing exactly that.
Why bring this up? because of the obviously very concerted effort to rewrite history. The WEF is connected to the Covid scam, which is also blocked from AI memories and everywhere else on the Internet. What is the point of doing all this? I have to ask, and I think the answer is to hide the reality of what’s coming.
Asking questions of both Google AI and Claude this morning, the conclusion was reached that the Strait of Hormuz may remain permanently closed. Without going into all the reasons and details, because of this possible permanent closure, many of the gas and oil wells of the Middle East will be permanently shut down, there won’t be enough fertilizer to grow food to feed all of humanity, there will be famines and a lot of death, worsened by inflation because of shortages, and there will probably be major wars accompanied by epidemics and more famine.
Check it out for yourself or at least stay abreast of the news, phony and misleading as most of it is. When you see prices continue to rise, you can take that as being caused by increased scarcity. If you live in the USA, there will be enough food and fuel, at steadily higher prices but it will be there. If you live anywhere in Europe, your belt’s going to get a lot tighter and times will be hard, and if you live in South America, expect a massive crime increase and murder rate. Lastly, if you live in many parts of Africa and the Middle East, expect to die.
The Hormuz Strait isn’t the only economic chokepoint that affects the global economy, but it is one that affects the availability of a significant portion of very vital resources and what better way to start some serious wars going than to start blocking the various straits. If the Strait of Gibraltar were mined at it’s narrowest point, it would block all ship traffic from the Atlantic into Europe except what comes in from the Suez canal through Egypt and that can be easily blocked at the Strait of Bab el Mandeb, at Yemen. Nations would go to war to keep these straits open.
That being true, why aren’t the Middle East oil producing states at war with Iran to stop them? They’re being ruined by this. Too many things don’t add up.