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1.75X Armstrong: "Stable Coins are War Bonds"
Gold Signals War – Martin Armstrong
Less than two weeks ago, legendary financial and geopolitical cycle analyst Martin Armstrong warned his “Socrates” predictive computer program showed a “100% Chance of Nuclear War.” Since then, a war of words has flared up between President Trump and Russia, and he said Russia “has entered very dangerous territory.” President Trump then,“Orders US nuclear subs repositioned over statements from ex-Russian leader Medvedev.” “After Trump sends nuclear subs near Russia, Putin responds with hypersonic threat — what Oreshnik missiles can do.” If this is not enough to confirm some sort of nuclear exchange is coming soon, add what Secretary of State Marco Rubio just warned this past week. Rubio said, “In case of war with the US, Russia will rely on tactical nuclear weapons due to the weakness of its army.” A top Russian official also “Issues nuclear annihilation warning” and said Russia would “hit back with a devastating blow.”
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I could post in the "Trump goes wacko" thread, but I guess any place is okay.Martin has noticed the same thing about trump as some of the rest of us. Something is definitely wrong in DC.
If you follow Q, it's said that misdirection is necessary.Martin has noticed the same thing about trump as some of the rest of us. Something is definitely wrong in DC. Would he take us into a nuclear war to prevent the release of the Epstein files if his name was on them?
Nuclear war will be the end of the world as we know it. Thats Trump legacy, not that anyone will be left to care.
I have long thought exactly this.The speculation before the D notice was issued, was that some content in the dodgy dossier was very much written in the style of Skripal and he needed to be shut up because he was demanding more money or he would tell the media what he had been asked to do.
Make that "ex-spy". Sergei Skripal was pretty much inert, probably on a modest UK pension, and occasionally "on call" to give advice on Russian intelligence reports. I think he was given the task of adding to the Steele dossier and later discovered it was way more important than he was told.So on this basis, one could claim it was a fabrication created by Russian spys.