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The fanatical devotion of the Iranian military is compared to the Japanese code of Bushido and the kamikaze pilots of WWII. Bracken explains that kamikazes were not "suicidal maniacs" but the guidance systems for early cruise missiles, driven by a deep patriotic duty to protect their home islands. This level of devotion is expected from Iranian forces defending their territory against an American invasion.
The potential conflict in the Strait of Hormuz is compared to the three-month Battle of Okinawa, where the U.S. lost more ships than are currently in the entire Navy. The terrain inland from the coast is described as "badlands" full of ravines and scree, making ground movement nearly impossible for Marines. Every canyon is seen as a potential hiding spot for Iranian missiles waiting to target invading forces.
Michael Yon, Green Beret Intuition, and War Predictions
War correspondent and former Green Beret Michael Yon joins the program from Okinawa to discuss his successful predictions regarding the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage and the timing of the Iran conflict. Yon emphasizes the importance of "well-nourished intuition" in analyzing global events. He recently traveled through the Danish Strait and the Middle East to observe maritime choke points before the current phase of the war commenced.
War correspondent Michael Yon joins Mike Adams to discuss the "engineered" nature of the current global food and energy crisis. Yon, speaking from Japan, notes that the country is extremely vulnerable to famine due to its reliance on imported food and energy. He references historical warnings from Commodore Perry and Ulysses S. Grant regarding the strategic importance of Okinawa and the potential for debt traps in Asia.
UNESCO Habitat Destruction, Migrant Financial Incentives, Okinawa Invasion Risks
Migrant flows through the Darien Gap are reportedly destroying protected UNESCO rainforest habitats and indigenous Embera Indian culture. Financial disparities are highlighted, claiming migrants receive up to $2,200 monthly while American retirees receive $1,400. In the Pacific, the mayor of Ishigaki Island expresses concern that a conflict in Taiwan would lead to a migrant invasion of Okinawa Prefecture.
Chinese Information War, Weaponized Immigration in Hong Kong
Michael Yon describes the Chinese Communist Party's use of weaponized immigration to dilute the local culture of Hong Kong by moving in 150 mainlanders daily. He notes similar tactics in Okinawa, Japan, where the CCP attempts to rewrite history and alter local language. Yon argues that the current "war on language," including transgenderism and redefined terms like "vaccine," is a psychological operation.
VAERS Vaccine Death Reports, Nuremberg Code Violations
Reports from the VAERS system indicate more deaths from COVID-19 injections than all previous vaccines combined. The injections are characterized as experimental gene therapy violating the Nuremberg Code due to a lack of proper authorization and the existence of liability protection for manufacturers. Additional reports from Okinawa, Japan, confirm black magnetic substances found in Moderna vials.
