Topic: Torpedo

The U.S. Navy's ability to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is questioned, as minesweepers cannot operate under active missile fire. Iran is believed to have "CAPTOR" style torpedoes—mines that lay on the ocean floor and activate based on a ship's specific propeller noise. Admirals are reportedly refusing to order ships into the strait, knowing they would be sunk by these pre-programmed digital defenses.

A caller identified as "Goblin from Texas" warns that a false flag attack on a U.S. aircraft carrier, such as the USS Nimitz, could be used to drag the U.S. fully into the war. He draws historical parallels to the Lusitania and the USS Liberty. The caller urges Trump to reverse course and remove U.S. forces from the Persian Gulf to avoid becoming a target.

A veteran caller warns of a potential "false flag" attack on a U.S. aircraft carrier, such as the USS Nimitz, to draw the United States into a full-scale war. The caller references historical events like the USS Liberty and the Lusitania as examples of maritime incidents used to trigger military intervention. There is specific concern that a submarine attack could be blamed on Iran or Pakistan to escalate the conflict.

Russian official Victor Bout joins the program to discuss a reported MI6 and Ukrainian plot to stage a false flag torpedo attack on a U.S. Navy ship in the Baltic Sea. Bout claims the operation is intended to force Donald Trump into a direct confrontation with Russia. He also discusses how Israeli strikes on Iran are designed to provoke a regional war that would necessitate U.S. military intervention.

A discussion on the defense of Taiwan explores the potential use of weather weapons to create tsunamis or hurricanes in the strait. The segment also mentions Russian "Poseidon" style torpedoes as a deterrent against a Chinese naval invasion.

The concept of Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD) remains the primary deterrent, though critics like Sean Penn are accused of underestimating nuclear risks. Russian submarines stationed off the U.S. East and West Coasts are reportedly capable of destroying major cities like Boston, Atlanta, and Los Angeles within minutes using Mach 9 hypersonic missiles or nuclear torpedoes. These weapons systems are designed to bypass existing missile defense shields.

The industrial demand for silver extends beyond electric vehicles to include solar panels, wind farms, and military hardware like torpedoes and missiles. Dr. Kirk Elliott notes that silver is becoming increasingly scarce in global depositories. While some silver in new batteries may be recyclable, the immediate need for raw inventory is expected to drive prices toward triple digits.

The discussion focuses on the Poseidon nuclear underwater drone, which Quayle claims can create a 2,500-foot radioactive tsunami. They discuss Mark Zuckerberg's massive bunker project on Kauai, with Quayle pointing out that the island is a primary nuclear target due to its NSA and missile range facilities. Jones claims that Russian and Chinese submarines have already targeted the location.

The segment highlights the massive demand for silver in the defense industry, noting that ICBMs and torpedoes require thousands of ounces of the metal. Dr. Elliott claims that Western banks have shorted 1.2 billion ounces of silver—more than is mined annually—to keep prices low. He suggests China is encouraging its citizens to buy silver to "call the bluff" of Western banks and collapse the U.S. dollar.

Silver is identified as a critical component in the defense industry, with 34 kilograms used in a single torpedo and up to 11,000 ounces in an ICBM. The government is accused of suppressing silver prices to keep costs low for military manufacturing. However, COMEX inventories have reportedly dropped 70% in the last 18 months, leading to a potential supply crisis in the "war economy."

A long-time listener hopes that Donald Trump has "secret facts" or "bombshells" to drop on the mainstream media during the upcoming campaign. Alex Jones asserts that if Trump returns to power, he will go to war with the New World Order and the Deep State. Jones also reminds listeners he will be in Dallas co-hosting with Steven Crowder to kick off Crowder's new show.

Steve Quayle details the advanced military capabilities of Russia, including the 100-megaton Poseidon nuclear torpedo and "black hole" submarines. He claims that Russian electronic warfare has the ability to shut down the U.S. power grid and render satellites useless. Quayle criticizes the "woke" culture in the U.S. military, arguing it has compromised morale and combat readiness. He warns that the U.S. has very little time to react to a potential Russian first strike.

A discussion on legal resistance mentions the targeting of Stuart Rhodes as an attempt to prevent constitutional lawyers from undoing the Patriot Act. The segment also covers a potential "radioactive tsunami" threat from Russia's Poseidon torpedo, a weapon Vladimir Putin previously showcased. This mega-hydrogen bomb is designed to detonate underwater and flood U.S. coastal cities with radioactive water.