It’s Time to Say This Directly to the President

The president of United States keeps

laying down markers. You can't go past

next Tuesday at 2 PM or whatever. You

must open the straight or else you'll be

living in hell. As if we're not there

already.

And a certain point

what we're doing is revealing that we've

exhausted conventional power. If there's

some tricky way to open the straight of

Hormuz by air, probably would have done

it by now because we are on a path to

plunge the world into global depression

and famine. And that's not hair on fire

panakinism. That's math.

30% of the world's fertilizer, 20% of

its energy. Yeah, that's a global

depression and famine. What happens to

Africa? A billion and a half subsaharan

Africans without enough fertilizer.

Well, a lot of them will be living in

the United States.

That's just going to happen. It's right

across the Atlantic Ocean. Check a map.

So, getting the straight open is the

essence of the mission. It is the

strategic goal, by the way. Not to be

bitter. It was open on February 27th and

had been for, you know, since there were

pirates roaming the straight for modern

history. It had been open. Now, it's

closed because of this war. Okay? So,

there's that. But leave that aside.

Okay, that was then. How do we get it

open?

Conventional air strikes will not open

the straight for very obvious reasons.

You can close it with mines.

So if you reach the end of your

conventional power, where does that

leave you? Oh, with non-conventional

power. What's that a euphemism for?

Nuclear weapons.

And the effects of that hardly need to

be explained. Well, they can't be fully

known because modern nuclear weapons

have never been used,

but you can

just draw obvious conclusions like life

in Iran not possible. So, you wipe out a

country of 92 million people. What about

directly across the Persian Gulf?

What about the seven other countries?

All of them allies of the United States,

the biggest oil producing countries in

the world. Could you live there? What

about the 100 odd million people who

live in those countries? Maybe not

possible for them either. Would a

nuclear strike be followed by peace?

Probably not. The US isn't the only

country in the world with nuclear

weapons.

You could have a global nuclear war.

That's why we haven't used nuclear

weapons in 80 years. No one has

because you don't know where it goes

from there. This is insane. Okay, this

is insane.

It's It's hard to believe you even need

to say this out loud. Oh, but you do

because all things being equal, that's

where we're heading. And how do we know

that?

Well, there are a million signs, but the

most obvious is the dumbest neocons in

Trump's orbit are saying it out loud.

Now, in some cases, you don't even want

to mention their names because these are

not decision makers. These people are

very much like Jeffrey Epstein. They're

not actually the evil mastermind.

Jeffrey Epste is kind of an idiot. He's

an employee, obviously. He's a

communications hub. He's to get the

message out

to your people. And it's the same with

America's most prominent neocons.

They're not making policy. They don't

understand anything. They don't have

huge audiences. They have no organic

power. They're messengers

and flack takers. They're the ones who

get the abuse for the policies of

others. Put some lunatic ON TV. Everyone

can hate him. But is he coming up with

the plan? No, of course not. He's got a

weekend show on Fox.

But it's useful to watch what he says.

In fact, the president of the United

States himself has said this. Watch Mark

Levin on Saturday night.

You think Trump is dumb? Think you think

he's doing this to juice Mark Leavven's

ratings? No. It's not possible to

increase the ratings of someone nobody

wants to watch.

The point is to send a message that's

not a conspiracy theory. It's true.

Levvin's show written probably not by

Levvin, which has almost no viewers, has

been a place where the future is

revealed in its broadest outline. It's a

place to test ideas.

It's a place to announce obliquely

what's going to happen.

and his most recent show should get you

sitting bolt upright in your chair. And

yes, this ran this weekend, Easter

weekend,

is if the defiling of beauty couldn't be

more obvious. Easter week. Could you

pick another weekend to give the finger

to Christianity other than Easter

weekend? Apparently not. In fact, of

course you couldn't. That's the point.

Do it on Easter. Anyone who will accept

this will accept any humiliation.

In any case, here's what Mark Leavvin

said on his Easter weekend show about

what we ought to do next in Iran. Watch.

And the casualty numbers, as horrible as

any casualty, is

need some context. Let's look at World

War II. The Battle of the Bulge. 80,000

to 90,000 plus casualties, deaths, and

injuries and so forth. Nearly 10% of all

the casualties in World War II happened

at the Battle of the Bulge near the end

of the war. The Battle of Okinawa,

50,000 plus casualties, over 12,000,

nearly 13,000 killed on that island,

which is what convinced Truman that we

would lose a million men if we didn't

drop the atomic bombs that we did. This

is a war

or a peace mission to stop nuclear

weapons that can blow away millions of

Americans,

every bit as important as World War II.

This is a crucially important military

operation war, call it what you want,

peace mission.

And we ought to be celebrating

the success of our military, unifying

Iran, our military and our

commander-in-chief

and urging them to complete the task so

our country is safe from nuclear weapons

by insane

suicidal primitives from the seventh

century.

>> Did you catch that? Did you make it

through the whole clip? It's not easy.

It's not easy. But embedded in there,

and that's why we prefer a transcript

over the actual audio. Embedded in there

is something you need to know. It's an

argument that is being testdriven. And

since no one to our knowledge has pushed

back against it, may be in full

operation. Now, it's an argument for

nuclear weapons against Iran. Here's to

restate, in case you couldn't make it

through the accent. Here's what he said.

Nearly 10% of all casualties in the

Second World War happened at the Battle

of the Bulge, which of course is the end

of the war. The Battle of Okinawa,

50,000 casualties, nearly 13,000 killed

on that island, which is what convinced

Truman, Harry Truman, the then

president, in 1945, we'd lose a million

men if we didn't drop the atomic bombs

that we did. Did you hear that? That's

Mark Leven's council to our sitting

president, Donald Trump. Right now you

are looking at a choice between the

catastrophic loss of your troops in a

ground war

or the use of nuclear weapons which in a

sense if you think about it just think

about it for a second is actually an act

of peace.

It's an act of peace. The most humane

thing you could do is to end this now

with nuclear weapons. That's the case

Mark Leavvin is making to the president

who just last week recommended that all

Americans watch Mark Leavvin's show.