Trump *JUST* Bombed Iran.

It's official. Donald Trump just struck

Iran. Three nuclear sites sites have

been struck. Esfahan, Natans, and Foro.

Now, Donald Trump says all American

airships uh are now in safe space

outside of Iranian airspace. My

expectation as it has been over the last

few days is that Donald Trump would

never actually announce ahead of time

that these strikes are going to occur

because they would jeopardize America

the American mission. It appears now the

mission is complete. Now what's very

interesting here is we have now struck

facilities that have already been struck

twice uh or actually multiple times by

the Israelis. Natans has been struck

repeatedly since almost day one of this

incursion. Uh this is one of your

uranium enrichment sites. Esvahan is

also an enrichment site, but what's

unique about Esphahan is it's a storage

facility uh for enriched uranium. At

least that's where it was last seen by

the IAEA inspectors who were allegedly

inspecting nuclear sites within Iran

multiple times per day up until the uh

Israeli strikes began. Now, Fordo, as

far as we're aware and have been told,

has not been struck by Israelis yet, but

just this morning, we put a video

together suggesting that the Israeli

military was clearing the path from the

Persian Gulf to the south of Iran, uh,

and likely where aircraft from the

United States would enter the Iranian

airspace from potentially Qatar or the

Saudi Saudi Arabian Peninsula or

wherever else.

It all lines now that strikes have taken

place today. Obviously, it is Saturday.

It's a weekend. Bitcoin has fallen to

about 101, which is just below its 102

uh support line. So, we're seeing some

negative market reaction. This does mean

the United States has stepped foot into

this war of Iran versus Israel. And

questions now are, is this it? Donald

Trump suggests that the next best phase

is a peaceful next phase. That is

hopefully we can return to peace. This

was my these were in my scenarios with

my course members in the alpha report

and we've talked about this on the

channel as well. Uh so my best case

scenario in you know when we we set up

trading scenarios we say okay if this

then this right so for example we might

say like hey if circle goes down in the

first 5 minutes of trade be prepared to

pick up a bounce on it because it's it

could shoot up 20%. It's exactly what

happened on Friday for example. You

could look at the history of it. You go

look at the alpha report history of it

in the course member livereams. But the

point is we gave scenarios for best case

scenario. Best case scenario number one

was a negotiated solution. Obviously

some form of capitulation from Iran that

they would stop enriching prior to

strikes from the United States. KA

obviously made it very clear this

morning uh that the negotiations in

Geneva were not acceptable. started

allocating and delicating delegating

replacements to himself as well as

others in the uh Iranian military uh and

the Iranian revolutionary guard should

they be taken out suggesting this really

like heel digging in by Iran this idea

of all right look we're not going to go

to zero enrichment these deals that were

being offered in Geneva are not good

we're not interested in these

negotiations so we're just going to set

up and dig in here unfortunately uh that

came at the same time as we were

bringing more B2 bombers into the

region. So, unsurprisingly, we were

negotiations weren't going anywhere and

we were basically walking up towards

these strikes occurring which have now

officially been carried out. Now, we've

talked about Esvahan. Uh we don't know

if the 15 barrels of highlyenriched

uranium are actually at Esvahan. We

don't know if they have now been

destroyed through the bombs that the

United States has dropped. It is

expected that the United States is

basically coming in as the mop-up clue

crew. So in other words, we are striking

in a manner that the Israelis cannot.

The Israelis take out anti-aircraft

launchers such as SAM surfaceto-air

missile facilities or vehicles. Uh and

then also prepare a path for B2 bombers.

B2 bombers get refueled off the coast of

Iran. Very normal. Uh yes, a B2 bomber

fully loaded without bombs. In other

words, fully fueled without bombs could

make it to Iran from a significant

distance. However, once you're carrying

30,000lb bombs, this is a little

different. Now, we're going to have to

wait and see what kind of footage comes

out of the actual bombardments, but

Donald Trump suggests that these strikes

have been successful. I would suspect

there were likely uh in the neighborhood

to hit three different sites. We're

probably looking at somewhere between 6

to 12 B2 bombers that were used in this

attack. Each dropping about two bombs

along with potentially also F-16s, which

we've already seen building up uh in

Saudi Arabia uh in bases that the United

States and Allied forces can operate in.

So, what does this mean? Well, we talked

Espahan. Potentially, some of the

enriched uranium, had it not been moved,

is now destroyed. Generally, enriched

uranium is not considered a nuclear

hazard for fallout purposes. So less of

a concern there. Uh Natans has already

been bombarded pretty heavily. So it's

likely that just got finished off. Now

the strike on Fordo we've been talking

about for about a week now. This uh

should uh be based on what we're hearing

the first strike on fore. And it's

basically the initial strike and the

final strike. So now the question is so

first best case scenario was a

negotiated solution before strikes.

Second best case scenario is a

negotiated solution after strikes. What

we're hoping for now and sorry if I have

food in my teeth. I'm literally I

stepped out of a wedding because I saw

these strikes were taking place. So what

happens when you have notifications on

for truth social and uh a shout out to

uh the team as well for being like Kevin

are you on this? Anyway, so now the you

know first case scenario didn't work

out. Negotiated solution before strikes

that didn't happen. Best next case

scenario is a negotiated solution post

strikes. This is where Ron basically

says okay look we effed up we give up.

we will go to zero enrichment because

again you have to remember and I

understand this is sort of boring like

science but you have to understand if

you enrich U235

for peaceful purposes you could also use

that U235 for weapons you can't start a

nuclear a peaceful nuclear program you

can't start the fision reactions without

U235 you can have a bunch you can have

97% U238 but you need that 3% U235. So

you need that 235 uh nuclear uh energy

grade and weapons grade uranium which

you have to refine through centrifugal

processes.

Even a peaceful program yields a

plutonium U239 sorry plutonium 239 which

can also be used in weapons. So the

component in a peaceful energy program

can be used for weapons. the byproduct

of a peaceful energy program can be used

in weapons. And then obviously you could

just use straight up U235 for weapons

themselves. So now best case scenario is

Iran backs down and says, "Well, we're

done. We won't enrich anymore. You got

us. You hit us hard. Done." A lot of

people have been asking me how how could

they have potentially struck? Because

it's not just a 2D surface of knowing

where to strike where a spy, you know,

basically paints a spot, a GPS

coordinate, and you strike that spot. It

is also a third dimension of knowing how

deep to go. You have to get through

potential false cavities, false tunnels.

Uh, and you have to make sure the bomb

doesn't go too far. Otherwise, even a

30,000lb bomb, which is mostly metal.

25,000 lb of it are metal. 5,000 lb of

the actual warhead, you have to actually

target that to detonate at the right

threedimensional depth. I suspect it's

likely that the United States had

satellite imagery of when these sites

were constructed and basically went into

the archives to say, "Oh, okay. Yeah, we

we know exactly what's going where?" And

that's how these strikes were carried

out in a successful manner. Now, then

again, we also have to evaluate, were

the strikes really successful? Because

everything Trump does is successful.

Okay, his words. So, we kind of have to

take that with a little bit of a grain

of salt. But let's assume for a moment

that the strikes were not successful.

very embarrassing for Donald Trump. It

is possible Iran could argue that the

strikes were not successful and this

would go into a thirdcase scenario,

which is not one of our first or second

best case scenarios. It is a worst case

scenario and it is a situation where

Iran says, "Your strikes failed. You

didn't get our stuff. Now we're

definitely making a bomb." This is bad

because it potentially leads to a

protracted war, prolonged war or

conflict. And then of course worst case

scenario number four is some form of

actual troop deployment to verify or

commando supported deployment by the

Israelis supported by the US to verify

that the job is complete and the

Iranians are not uh enriching uranium.

Notice none of what I'm saying is regime

change. You don't want regime change

because then you have a we've talked

about this so much. I'm sorry. I feel

like this is redundant very as quickly

as possible.

If you take out a regime, you leave a

power vacuum. Who's going to replace it?

you going to somehow orchestrate

elections like you did in Iraq? Nobody's

going to trust the elections. Are you

going to put the Israeli uh uh military

uh in position? Nobody's going to trust

them or believe that. And you got a

Galaza 2.0. Nobody wants that. You going

to take a US assigned government? Nobody

wants that either. So, the people would

have to elect a government and trust

that election process. It just hasn't

been successfully done. What's better is

that the regime realizes, all right,

we're not going to enrich uranium. We

step back. So the question now is how

bad is the response going to be? And

that's what we have to see. Hopefully

the strikes indeed now that they have

been carried out, hopefully the strikes

were indeed successful. If they were

indeed successful, then yes, we can get

to a negotiated solution.

If Iran is open to it, let's hope

because if not, we get into a situation

where oil skyrockets over 100.

Potentially, we get retaliation in the

straight of hero shutting down. Uh and

now we're in a situation where oil is

over 100, over 125. We start getting

into recessionary territory based on

consumer purchasing power going in an

environment where employment is already

very weak. Now that's not existing

unemployment levels. It would be the

level of hiring. Hiring is very weak,

job vacancies are weak. So it's a rough

time. It's a sensitive time for the

economy to try to absorb more of this

sort of damage. So I'll just have to

wait and see what happens. Follow for

more. I will keep you updated. Thank you

so much.