Iran Update: Israel’s Newest Bombing Campaign, the Oncoming War With China and How to Avoid It

The US and Israel have made a recently completed Chinese-built railroad in Iran a principal target for bombing. This railroad is a crucial part of China's Belt and Road Initiative, designed to connect China's Pacific ports overland to the Persian Gulf and into Europe, significantly reducing maritime shipping costs and time.

Colonel Wilkerson states, 'Israel and we are bombing that railroad.' He notes it's 'one of the ways that those empires roughly defeated other empires by shifting maritime time commerce to the land.'

China's long-term strategy, as outlined by Xi Jinping, is to achieve global power dominance by replacing the US dollar with the Renminbi as the transactional and reserve currency. This aims to dismantle the Bretton Woods system and the SWIFT network, thereby eliminating the US's ability to impose sanctions on other countries.

Wilkerson states, 'This latest one says we are essentially triumphant in every element of global power but one. Now we're going to take on that one. And that one is financial control. And that means the remimi being substituted for the dollar and everything from oil sales to you name it.' He adds, 'They're going to eliminate Swift. They're going to eliminate our ability to sanction countries.'

Drawing on 'The Report from Iron Mountain,' the guest argues that the American empire, like historical empires, requires a constant external threat to maintain internal stability, citizen obedience, and the economic interests of the military-industrial complex. This explains the persistent push for a 'cold war' or 'hot war' with perceived adversaries.

Wilkerson explains, 'The only way an empire like the United States of America can survive is to have a constant threat. It must have a threat in order to survive.' He links this to figures like Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld wanting a cold war with China to keep the empire 'in power and in check domestically and internationally' and for defense contractors to 'make a lot of money.'

For 50 years, Israel's underlying policy towards Lebanon has been to periodically demolish its economic capacity. This prevents Lebanon, once a 'pearl of the eastern Mediterranean,' from becoming a strong economic competitor to Israel, which thrives as a 'predatory capitalistic' economy often supported by US aid.

Wilkerson states, 'Israel's real policies... with respect to Lebanon, was demolishing periodically its economic capacity.' He recalls military officers questioning why Israel bombed economic structures during the 1982 invasion, only to realize later, 'They're bombing the hell out of their economic might. So they can't, you know, 10 years to get back up again. Then they'd bomb them again.'

There is an active effort within the US military, led by figures like 'Hex Seth,' to transform it into a defender of Christianity as the national religion. This involves 'preacher packing' the ranks by eliminating officers opposed to this agenda and recruiting individuals from lower mental categories who are more susceptible to ideological indoctrination, including changing the oath from the Constitution to Jesus Christ.

Wilkerson describes 'Hex Seth's' 'OSW protocol prayer services' where general officers have reserved seats, and the effort to 'eliminat[e] flag and admiral officers who are or might be opposed to the military becoming a defender of Christianity as the national religion.' He also mentions recruits being baptized and told they are 'soldiers for Christ,' and the desire to change the oath 'to Jesus Christ.'