China Will Invade Taiwan in 2024

[@joekerr8037]

There will be no invasion until I have received all my Aliexpress orders !

[@jamesc6363]

The CIA thanks you for your service Bryan😂

[@fredgrimley8883]

I know, what a piece of shit shill. He's a funny dude in movies like the Hangover, and did a good job in Warrior, but damn ... to see him do this suck up shit is disappointing.

[@glorihol6803]

for real lol. why hire war mongering spies when you have this idiot

[@javilo2797]

lol

[@seryukaku765]

lol

[@stefanpavlov6370]

Well, maybe it's not bare thanks. Maybe there also CIA money involved 😅

[@Ac22768]

If this doesn’t happen, we get to hold you accountable for fear mongering and disinformation.

[@Houthiandtheblowfish]

hawaii wants independence and china is arming them to defend their independence and you chinese are insigithing conflict even though they dont recognize it to be a country and dont have an embassy and if usa responds you would be called agressor

[@gtlover2011]

Same thought. That's indeed a very bold statement.

[@antoncarmoducchi6057]

accountable? hahahhahahha. CCP Bots

[@SuperMikado282]

@@antoncarmoducchi6057 Hardly.

[@SquidElvis]

@@antoncarmoducchi6057 Because people listen this for years, what china ever did to us lol...

[@faxslaps5775]

Nothing boils my blood more than someone saying that minutemen do not stand a chance against the US Military.

[@StevenJaeger-k8e]

It’s done to demoralize.

[@ThePimpedOutPlatypus]

Minutemen are the OG US military, and are nowadays simply referred to as The National Guard (Guardsmen)

[@jackcat3745]

The USA could not defeat North Vietnam which was a half country. In Vietnam war, 58,000 American soldiers were killed and 300,000 American soldiers wounded , South Vietnam which backed by the USA lost 1.3 million soldiers.

[@mickeyfinn4636]

@@jackcat3745but that was in Vietnam, and a war that most of our soldiers did not agree with. Whenever a soldiers home country is invaded the soldiers fight the hardest to defend it, compared to invading a foreign country for a war that they do not agree with or care about

[@tonym6566]

Keep in mind this guy literally makes money off war so he’s gotta sell it too

[@daan1565]

Yeah when you factcheck him ... 4:47 "their military is only a 150,000" ROC Armed Forces size is 247,000 plus 231,000 reserve personnel according to Wikipedia

[@kyletaylor3860]

Yeah because Wikipedia is very reliable and never wrong...@@daan1565

[@KGF-zf2qj]

He's also the same guy that said Iran will escalate under Biden and look what happened! You don't have to sell war, its already there.

[@EzraMerr]

​@daan1565 it's actually 2 million trained reservists in the ROC , the front line reservists 250,000+ are paid reservists that conduct annual training.

[@daan1565]

​@@EzraMerr Youre right. You and me know more than Eric Prince.

[@Meanace208]

How is it that comedians have some of the best interviews in media compared to "news networks"?

[@rakasin]

Their sponsors are less economically significant

[@aleixssbu]

And vice versa: news are more comedic and hilarious than some comedians.

[@tuckerbugeater]

propaganda influencers@@backseatsamurai

[@davisutton1]

Calling Callen a comedian is very generous.

[@bestjobieverhad9584]

Because they all want a piece of Rogan Rogan is the one right now. Erik Prince is not stupid...... very intelligent guy. Putting out a phone.... when you do that. Rogan is the best to push it.

[@IloveDoubleD]

Selling U.S. assets could be because they need the money to prop up their own failing economy.

[@jamesburke3803]

Good point! Also, China selling US bonds is painted as anti American, but really they're trying to prop up their collapsing economy. Prince is probably right though that if Xi doesn't try it this year, it will probably never hapen. But it would be the most ambitious amphibious assault ever, far larger and far more vulnerable than D Day, launched by an inexperienced "Peoples Liberation Army Navy" (to clue you in to where their navy ranks)

[@bl5608]

No. Selling US assets because US could freeze the assets anytime they want. Developing countries de-dollarize USD for Yuan because US freeze Russian assets and ban using USD. If US can do it to Russia, US could do it to all countries.

[@IloveDoubleD]

@@bl5608 Pretty sure Russia deserves to be sanctioned. 10 million people in Ukraine left homeless and probably another million plus dead, not to mention the 400,000 dead Russians. If you think Russia is being treated unfairly then you have some serious moral issues.

[@gandalfgreyhame3425]

@@bl5608 Nobody is de-dollarizing for the Yuan to any great extent, because you can only buy Chinese stuff with the Yuan. It's not an internationally tradable currency, due entirely to how tightly China controls the flow of their currency and manipulates its value.

[@bl5608]

@gandalfgreyhame3425 Right, I agree. It is more like an alternative way of payment. 2 major reasons 1. No transaction fee/ exchange rate when buy made in china products 2. In case US freezing assets and a ban on using USD. Buying US products will still be using USD Is like VISA and Master card. Sometimes using VISA gets extra reward points , sometimes using Mastercard gets discounts.

[@phillipgriffiths9624]

The world has gone nuts. How greedy these people are. They are willing for millions to die just to gain some more land. It’s total madness!

[@kortyEdna825]

If China's real estate crisis triggers a market crash or a financial crisis, it could send shockwaves through the stock markets worldwide. I’m worried about my investment of over $600K stocks. Is this a time to consider diversifying my portfolios?

[@Joebiladen159.]

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[@Cue_D_ball]

@@Joebiladen159. Did you pay taxes on that money? You’re well when you take it out.

[@jaybee9269]

Bots.

[@gambaridup]

President Xi once said that all of his works, achievements for China is meaningless, w/o the return of Taiwan to China Mainland.

[@yanushkowalsky1402]

Hopefully there are other powerful people that can stop him.

[@umarjongi3590]

show the video of Xi saying this. Needs to be he saying, not soome garbage propaganda from the USA.

[@jasonjean2901]

Lets apply their "not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog" analogy to Taiwan. They cannot be bothered to spend more than roughly 2% of their yearly GDP on defence, given the supposed huge threat across the Taiwan Strait. For decades now, the Taiwanese reserves have had 3-months of training, which was mostly push-ups and marching, and in which they never touched a gun. ...Doesn't sound like they care.

[@callmecg101]

I currently in taiwan . My wife ownes a business in the travel industry . People here and in China are not worried about war, they worry about finances . Taiwan and China have a healthy business relationship and both sides want to keep it that way.

[@jasonjean2901]

@@callmecg101 You're right. The Taiwanese people keep saying, again and again in polling, that they don't want independence. The problem is that the U.S. government has all the old bonds, worth about $1 trillion, which the KMT gave to the U.S. before and just after the civil war. This is a debt that the U.S. can legally collect at any time, which would cripple the Taiwanese economy. As such, the Taiwan government isn't able to necessarily make decisions based on their own interests.

[@callmecg101]

@@jasonjean2901 interesting. I didn't know that.

[@TheeJerseyDevil]

@@jasonjean2901nothing you said sounds like anything but Chinese propaganda. But sure maybe they do have this massive amount of money in bonds that the US Government has; so what?!?!? Most ppl just want to be left the heck alone to live and do some business to help improve their situation in life. Something you don’t get a whole lot of with Big Government, and Never get with a Communist Government!

[@jasonjean2901]

@@callmecg101 This all came out during the last Trump presidency. Trump brought up that the U.S. had all these old Republic of China bonds worth $1 trillion at present. He brought them up with the ridiculous idea that the People's Republic of China should be responsible for those bonds. That is, of course, nonsense as the government which issued those bonds still exists on Taiwan, so they are liable for them. Therefore, President Trump indirectly showed the economic leverage the U.S. has over the Taiwanese government.

[@theodoremccarthy4438]

The 3% number of American revolutionaries is misleading. It’s based on the number of people who applied for military pensions after the war. Thus it is only members of the Continental Army, not including state and local militia forces which also fought, and it’s not all who served in the CA just those who sought additional pay after the war.

[@darbyheavey406]

The US has the Chip factories on speed dial. The Factories will be smoking ruins before the Chinese get off the helicopters.

[@rogerstarkey5390]

Where do US chips come from? . Have you forgotten "The chip shortage"? . Ever heard the phrase "cutting off your nose to spite your face"?

[@ADG-pl7ur]

The US doesn't do anything right. I'm sure China will have the chip monopoly.

[@mgronich948]

This is why the Taiwanese will start to hate the US. This is how Taiwan will join China voluntarily, only China can protect Taiwan from US bombs and missiles.

[@jaybee9269]

U.S. makes the fabricators, so…

[@fredgrimley8883]

That's all it is. And since the ChiComs know they can't stop the US from blowing it up, they won't invade. Simple.

[@firemagehits738]

"Lack of readiness in the US Military..." lost me right there.

[@nateasonjames]

You still in?

[@anticom6099]

There are three factions in the CCP: 1. Communist Youth League 2. Young Princelings 3. Communist Youth League

[@fredgrimley8883]

Remember, this is the guy who hooked up with those same ChiComs at Frontier Services Group to continue his mercenary army without restrictions until the US put that company on the 'do not conduct business with' list and he left because he couldn't get US money to front for his mercenaries.

[@hg2.]

Some big gaffes in this interview, but still pertinent.

[@PatrickHenryggSon]

4. The Republic of China (Taiwan). China and Island Taiwan one country split in civil war 1949. bonus 5. The US govt the trouble maker

[@trone3630]

@@hg2. Can you give some examples?

[@mattrinck7503]

Similar to the 5 D's of dodgeball: 1. Dodge 2. Duck 3. Dip 4. Dive 5. Dodge

[@politicallyunreliable4985]

As far as a "Home Guard" defense model goes, Taiwan may need to go to a Swiss-style of weapons distribution to the members. Localized armories would be known and targeted by precision drone/missile strikes. Getting a good number of the armories would still hamper the effort. And I'm sure they don't want them to be like us in the US where we have the guns AND ammo stockpiles at home (3' from me right now). That's NOT going to happen on that small densely packed island.

[@jaybee9269]

Have to agree with your take generally…

[@ericp1139]

The Taiwanese are not militant, paranoid loons like in the US.

[@EzraMerr]

It is , many trained officers have a cache of weapons to give to former service members in their neighbourhood and organise; in the event of an attempted invasion. There's also that rumour that they may have already defied USA and created a nuclear weapon for MAD methodology

[@JoeHeine]

Erik Prince isn't the Blackwater CEO anymore. Erik Prince is de-valuing his brand by being on this clown's podcast. Hard to take him seriously, even though I used to.

[@maths8458]

Yea, Blackwater CEO ? The guy who has blood of innocent civilians on his hands ?

[@robertoferrari5397]

who cares

[@Houthiandtheblowfish]

who cares the diffrence between a privatier and a pirate is a piece of paper by the goverment

[@4by4squared88]

Let’s meet here in a year and let’s talk about it.

[@floydsemlow8253]

I absolutely agree !the paper dragon won't do shit😂

[@KalebWith_A_K]

@@floydsemlow8253of course not Xi is constantly firing his own generals and we really got people think they are going to do something this year the man can’t even keep a general for a yeae

[@genestone4951]

Meet why? To watch two neocon boomers talk about places they've never been, nor understand? Sure!

[@7shukur]

It did not happen!

[@4700_Dk]

May and June is typhoon season. Best month’s are Jan to April.

[@j.benjamin3782]

The windows are May-July and October. That from the USN War College.

[@John-hg3zd]

January to March is too risky given the northeast monsoons. So April to May is it. And there is only so much you can mobilize across that strait in only 6-8 weeks. Ain’t gonna happen.

[@ryanflanagan8793]

War never happens on typhoon season if lai is president by may 20 2024.

[@reneestevez7193]

ANY month is good during what is left of this failed administration. 😅

[@2001tigers]

Typhoon season is around mid Aug to Mid November. I live in Taiwan

[@JonnyBeoulve]

My fiancee is Taiwanese. When I first met her a few years ago both her and her father told me they don't think there's any way China will invade Taiwan. Their opinion changed toward the end of last year and now they think it's going to happen. That's all I needed to hear to be terrified.

[@rogerstarkey5390]

But where are they getting their news feed? I assume you're all away from China/ Taiwan? . Who holds all the cards? China. . Who is pushing new technology, exoanding trade? (Despite tariffs and "sanctions") . Who can see an economy based on "the petrodollar" being pressured by new technologies? (Not China) . Who *routinely* "finds" a conflict every decade, or more frequently, which bolsters military spending? . Who projects force under the guise of global policing, placing a fleet in "sensitive" positions? . Just taking a look from outside the bubble.

[@sergeant64]

The Battle of Crete (a world WWWII thing in Europe) focuses on the daring paratrooper landings, a lesser-known, yet crucial aspect was the maritime resupply effort using *FISHING BOATS.* While a small number of airborne troops initially seized key positions, their continued survival and success hinged on convoys of fishing boats ferrying vital supplies across the Sea of Crete.

[@tomaszpiwkowski5508]

Ukrainians also though Russia will not invade. Keep that in mind.

[@ADG-pl7ur]

don't be terrified, I assume the whole family now lives in the US.

[@mgronich948]

The election in Taiwan had multiple candidates say Taiwan will not be Ukraine 2.0. Taiwanese will not be cannon fodder for US neocons. The DPP won because the opposition was split. The DPPwon 57% of the vote 4 years ago, and this time won 40% a loss of 17%. So a significant number of Taiwanese feel US neocon's want to sacrifice Taiwanese lives to hurt China.

[@billalumni7760]

That 78 year old Patriot of the American Revolution also had several more kids.

[@Mercuricmike]

Taiwan is my favorite country in Asia. I hope this turns out false.

[@greatsky8226]

There is no country named Taiwan in the world. The Country on the island Taiwan is the Republic of China, founded in 1912, had ruled the whole China until 1949, whose current constitution was legalized in 1947, claims the whole China as it continent still today. english.president.gov.tw/page/93

[@yoshi7390]

If you really care about us, tell your government to help us (ROC) to reclaim the mainland

[@greatsky8226]

@@yoshi7390 What you want, can get in the PRC, apartment, jobs, money. Go and see.

[@jordand1222]

​@@yoshi7390 Love the rebrand, you mean your nationalist party, funny how since the Kuomintang got pushed out, they have lifted 800 million people out of poverty.

[@trone3630]

@@yoshi7390 Interesting! I'd definitely watch a video called, "Will Taiwan invade mainland China in 2024?"

[@themotohooligan7655]

Sounds like ww3 preparation

[@00SamG]

Who’s pointing all the guns and suppling all the current wars leading to ww3? 🤔 Oh and has 1000+ bases around the world? Just lost a few is troops in Syria holding an oil field so wragner can’t come back and take control of Syrian oil.. you Americans would be hilarious if you didn’t have such a god complex

[@themotohooligan7655]

@nigelmcgiver2275 lol. Be a man and stand, don't be a bitch and sit lol.

[@SuperMikado282]

The USA would love that.

[@00SamG]

@@SuperMikado282 what the evangelical movement is based on and they are loving every moment of this and the contract companies are rubbing their hands thinking this war was foretold by the last messenger pbuh

[@ABSTAININGJAY]

That's why all these celebrities and billionaires have bunkers prepared

[@HamsterPower26]

Maybe the visit of Jack Ma to the elementary school, was A.I. generated.

[@Guiterminator]

He does have the face of a man made by A.I

[@PatrickHenryggSon]

Not possible bro. A 180 mile long mountainous island with defenses a modern 2 million man army trained 70 years for defense. A bigger amphibious landing operation than D-D Normandy

[@RickBlaine]

Please stop being truthful! Taiwan is the easiest island in the world to invade! I know, like many of the posters here, I play computer games in mums basement! That is why the US military plays computer modelling over and over again and guess who wins EVERT TIME.

[@Beanzyboy360]

Source - “trust me bro”

[@dinosgura]

They will face a military disaster far worse than Russia with Ucraine. I don't think that chinese are dumb like russian neanderthal.

[@SeanMendicino-n3d]

The mountains is actually a bigger issue for Taiwan

[@markbailey2713]

Hedge funds have been saying exactly this for 12 months

[@richardmccann1516]

Hedge funds have been the biggest investors in china . Look it up.

[@K12war]

Highly doubt it. Reminds me of Peter Zaihan claiming China will cease to exist in 10 years 😂

[@doesntmatter4477]

Hmm, would you happen to be Chinese? Your government spends billions yearly on online agents who moniter youtube and other western social media to leave comments like this anytime China is mentioned, or even when an issue concerning China is mentioned especiially in a way winnie the pooh doesnt like.

[@austinbratton9973]

Were already know they are going too its just a matter of when

[@matte4480]

Peter "Ukraine has lost 20 thousand soldiers" Zaihan ...

[@troymash8109]

​@@matte4480My question as a former grunt is what war are you watching where Russia isn't bleeding itself out gaining mere meters of dirt a month? Russia is entirely f@cked, dude.

[@shanehall6081]

Reminds me of Gore saying the was a 75% chance the poles would be ice free by 2016 in 2009. But everyone just lets that slide cos hes a lefty

[@GopnikDreams]

Just wait until the Chinese find out Pvt Shim has two moms. They are going to be trembling in their boots. Hopefully, the Chinese military doesn't employ yelling at US troops and using hurtful language. The US military will be in trouble.

[@jmatt1981]

The Fat Electrician did a video about the “Get off my Lawn” dude, very tough old timer

[@cranberrysmoothie1]

I don't think a year and a half worth of food means they are going to war. A war like that could last a decade easily if Taiwans allies get involved. Their fleet needs a lot of resources if it where to escort ships with supplies to the mainland. Taiwan probably knows this too and has prepared to some degree. Russia thought it was going to squash Ukraine and it's been going pretty slow. They have natural resources that gives them security China does not have.

[@AirDwindler402]

Crazy headlines/oppinions get views. Even if hes somewhat right. Unfortunately that's what media has come to.

[@jeremyschiesser7086]

That's just to get started. The logistics part will be ongoing during their campaign most likely should they need the supplies. I trust that they're good st math after all. Lol

[@MBB563]

Taiwan War will not be Ukraine War, it will not be a long entrenched war....that is typical of ground war. Oceanic wars are brutal, fast, precise....naval assets are quickly taken down. This will be a Naval War. If this guy is right, then China will take the US by surprise, they will hit Guam and Japan hard, delaying their response. Tawain will fall quickly as Chinese bombard their defense system. Eventually the US will respond and do severe damage to the Chinese Navy, it will come at huge cost to China, something they are not calculating. But Tawain will be taken. And it will devastate Biden as a weak buffoon President and it will expose all his cronies, who were pushing for a weak America. Like, his energy policies, woke military and Venezuelan migrants are more important than the threat of China. It will be the best thing that will happen to Trump, as the country will had enough of the Biden clown show. I say it will be GOD sent bc America will finally wake up and see how corrupt and weak we have become, and so distracted for year with DOW 40,000, gay rights, open borders, no meat, etc etc

[@klausmkl]

Russia is bleeding USA dry of weapons, money.

[@brockstar1311]

Your analysis on Russia/Ukraine is flawed the Russians are biding thier time and the longer it takes the weaker the US and Europe becomes.

[@marcusbrown188]

Nostradamus said a red adversary in the sea will be pale in fear and invade. They need speed and control of Taiwanese airports to do some serious damage

[@robertopon]

5 more months not to end up as a moron 😅

[@robertopon]

@@dominikk-96 5 more months, we'll see

[@robertopon]

4

[@LedHabel]

That Samuel Whittemore story is incredible

[@redguy8941]

Bryan was tired of getting his ass handed to him by Sam so he had to run to his dad's CIA friends lol

[@BeelP.]

I'll call your bluff. Be sure to make another video on this topic at the end of 2024.

[@treeorange9987]

This isn't going to happen this year. The CCP's primary objective this year is to revitalize the economy, otherwise Xi will lose support from within the party. Invading Taiwan is not the right move for now. Cross strait tensions have actually eased, and not much more than the standard protest was done by China after the DDP win. You're points on accumulation of food and petrol are simply explained. Both food and fuel have become more volatile due to the Ukraine war and Middle East conflict. The Chinese government wants to stabilize those critical supplies by building a hefty stockpile.

[@ajmarecki]

He was wrong

[@jbtechcon7434]

Both of these guys need to learn the difference between "cache" and "cachet"

[@msimon6808]

Where is my cache of cachet?

[@aaronjensen8455]

Now I wish Prince hadn't gone over to China and sold them his skills and expertise...

[@AmadeusDR]

Finally someone wise enough to move the timetables forward.

[@WorshipinIdols]

My favorite revolutionary character yet is Nathan Hale. Who when caught spying against the British for George Washington was about to be hanged over in mid-town around modern day 34th street and Madison ave by the East River in NY, was paraded I front of the mob of loyalists and battered by rotten fruit as was the custom of that day, was given the chances to speak his last words before the angry crowd asked in a low voice “I am sorry” and then louder he cried “I am Sorry!” And as the crowd got quiet he cried one last time “I AM SORRY! THAT I HAVE BUT ONE LIFE TO GIVE FOR MY COUNTRY!”

[@Austin_Sky]

And the 49ers are going to win the Super Bowl… oh wait

[@TrollHunterxXx]

Love when Bryan gets all fired up 😊

[@TennGrizz]

You need to get Colonel Grant Newsham " When China Attacks" on your show. Like Mr. Prince, a plethora of common sense in a Sea of madness.

[@doesntmatter4477]

Solid content brotha as usual, even china took notice lol

[@trone3630]

Could you explain?

[@stevemarce1988]

ANY Day! 💥 ⏳

[@ToubaYouness]

The question is ; What are the US MIlitary doing to prepare for the Defense of Taiwan?

[@evernight.]

Why would you even talk about this on freaking youtube lol? If what you are predicting doesn't happen, people will never take you serious again... not very intelligent move

[@spartanlh]

It’s actually the opposite. Everyone will forget about this in a few months unless he is correct, then he’ll be considered THE expert. If he’s wrong then he’ll probably make the same prediction next year.

[@marcv2648]

I'm already resigned to it. We don't need any heroics over this inevitability.

[@michaelwayne4568]

Always love to hear from Eric prince

[@j.benjamin3782]

October is another yearly window for a Taiwan invasion. Oct. ‘24 will be a time of maximum chaos due to a US election. That’s my prediction - this October.

[@Maatdrummer1]

We have half a million in plain clothes here ready to go.

[@SebastianLundh1988]

Couldn't they be buying all that food because they're worried about shortages? I know they had a lot of flooding last year, and the Ukraine war has reduced the available amount of food.

[@DeltaEchoGolf]

That is what I have been hearing. Some kind of agricultural collapse. Even today, China has to import much of their rice. And with all the flooding, who knows the true state of the Three Gorges dam.

[@XBY72]

I saw a Garand Thumb KZbin video where he talks to a British & American guy who had fought in Ukraine. They said the shotgun is making a comeback. My impression was that it can be used to shoot down these inexpensive drones.

[@EricSmith9000]

Love to hear the stories people string together.

[@Angelthedog]

I at first thought this was the CEO of Blackrock investments. Scared the shit out of me until I realized it was this mercenary.

[@alazymonkey5716]

I've always been following the TENSE situation between China and Taiwan. I have a very good friend from Taiwan; so I try to keep myself informed and understanding every step of this situation.... What in the world does China gain by having Taiwan? I've NEVER understood it; other than the fact of proving to the rest of China that "nobody defies us. Look; Taiwan even joined us, so you will need to stop asking questions and considering yourselves separate from us." Taiwan has no economical gain for China; so the aggression they hold toward a TINY island is hilarious; but horrifying. The sheer level of Xi's ego, and China as a governmental entity is actually middle school tyranny. They gain NOTHING by overtaking Taiwan; but they qualm the smallest and least vocal outstanding voice against them... China's government sincerely looks pathetic with their pure aggression toward such a tiny country that has decided to be themselves. Very North Korea vibe; lots of vocal anger without any actual backing up of power.... sadly China has the power to back it up; but the rhetoric is still just as childish and middle-school esque, even if they have the power to follow through. It comes off as supremely pathetic.

[@chrispekel5709]

Microchip industry well beyond what China can produce on the mainland

[@alazymonkey5716]

@@chrispekel5709 actually fascinating. I'll have to look into that

[@klausmkl]

China gains more land.

[@LaShYz1]

💯💯​@@chrispekel5709

[@ddxv]

It's not an economical move it is strongly emotional from China. It's like if America fought for it's freedom from Britain but Britain remained in control of Maryland. There is a strong emotional need from China to see their civil war ended and their party victorious. Which definitely sucks because the economic justifications will always be a second order priority.

[@cxBuck]

Seeing that China just purged a large part of their missile force does not show a great deal of readiness for a war that would require a great deal of reliance on the missile defense. In addition a war would basically shut down their trade with the rest of the world. How long do you think they can hold out? They are more dependent on global trade than Russia and just about any other major country.

[@snakeplissken3063]

One guy with a rifle can't stop a military force, but a thousand people with guns can. Examples: US vs UK, Afghanistan vs UK, Vietnam, Afghanistan vs Russia, Iraq, Afghanistan vs US.

[@gregbrown5129]

A year and half of wheat and oil will only last...a year and a half. What are they going to do after that ?

[@KingMan34874]

Bet they don't!

[@austinbratton9973]

Whys that?

[@KingMan34874]

Why would they create a war that would disrupt their own economy in a major way? Just keep destroying the US from the inside, once she has lost her ability to wage war they can do whatever they want. Think long term not short like the West. China are playing the long game. @@austinbratton9973

[@tanpengjoo7205]

Sure or not? I doubt they dare

[@Damingo54]

I have a flight through Taiwan in December. Wait until after that please :)

[@glennelliott708]

Accumulating food is a sign of expected climate issues.

[@jamesjohnson427]

Totally agree!

[@buryitdeep]

Tells Bryan what is happening, 3 minutes later Bryan has it repeated and says oh he didn't know that.

[@ronaldjerrybeard6811]

And after Taiwan, AMERICA !

[@姜磊-n5h]

I hope most people's memory last longer than 3 months to remember what these jokers said today.

[@mikechristian-vn1le]

Xi's wife's name is "Hee."

[@ScottPrice-kc6eb]

My old Boss.... 2002-2005 things are getting interesting these days.... I've since moved to the country and started preparations for what is in fact coming...we need to really think about why we are in the situation/situations that are appearing in the so called news today...

[@robertbates6057]

Yep! Folks need to become more self sufficient and security minded. These illegals are going to go active at some point. There is organization to their invasion. We're coming down to it I'm afraid. Get out of cities and network with your neighbors in the country. We'll survive.

[@Blackcloud_Garage]

This man is beyond smart when it comes to world history, politics and business. Why he hasn’t been tapped for a high ranking/Cabinet position is hard to understand.

[@Robertsmith-un5cu]

He is an imperialist and the founding fathers would’ve been disgusted by his eagerness to go around fighting the world and maintaining the American empire

[@maemae7063]

So much truth from Mr. Blackwater

[@Bassmakerboom]

He's said it. Its all about the money. Paul's paying for dives

[@Plway]

Putting Taiwan and US on high alert and wasting their money

[@mattmorris4016]

You made a highly irresponsible statement

[@ianmoone3323]

This guy doesn't know what he's talking about. Typhoon season is crucial to the invasion. There are only two possible times. Late March until end of April. And late September to the end of October.

[@ZahdShah]

I imagine this will have massive disruption on supply chain and distributions, impacting commodity markets. What about stock markets and crypto markets?

[@singlespeedsoulja8415]

Na fam. China will not do sheeeeet.

[@javilo2797]

what did he say about jack ma reappearing as a teacher in a village? i didnt get that

[@allanwilliams1814]

The year of the Dragon, pooh bear will feel strong, only thing when a dragon is down it sulks in its cave.

[@aperisimo]

what? 😂😂😂

[@Bull3tBikes]

They should tread lightly as not to reawaken a sleeping giant...

[@allanwilliams1814]

@@Bull3tBikes Haha America is the sleeping Dragon, maybe you should learn some history.

[@JessicaD.-vb9ho]

​@@allanwilliams1814nah America is the Eagle with dementia.

[@Bull3tBikes]

Um, but thats exactly what i meant? Who did you think i was talking about China?

[@ShellYoung]

A prediction from an American killer lol

[@jeffsmith3480]

The weather is better in October for an invasion. Also, it would be at the peak of the USA election. You would see an embargo of Taiwan in late Summer and threats to invade if they Taiwanese don't capitulate. We shall see?

[@jamesnewman9024]

Get your wording and reasoning correct Prince. China cannot "invade" Taiwan because Taiwan is recognized by 95% of the worlds' nations - including the US - recognize Taiwan as part of China. It would be like the US invading one of it's states or territories. Pls get real bro. And anyone who wants actual reality and fact based analysis on China/Taiwan check out New Atlas.

[@aujax1]

maybe get the mic at a different angle so we can see the guest’s face

[@jjg1501]

and yet we occupied afghanistan for 20 years against probably one of the most determined enemies the usa has ever known. tech will overcome hundreds of thousands of men any day of the week. the only reason why the usa lost vietnam was because we didnt have the tech advantage and we were not willing to level entire swaths of land to win. how do you think that plays out if we had just leveled half of north vietnam? an enemy that is willing to do that wins by default against a people that have no counter to such tech. this is crazy talk.

[@ck1416]

no they wont

[@master2uall88]

First off I want to make it perfectly fair I don't care one way or the other therefore I have no skin in the game. Secondly all I can say is that a extremely close friend of mine lives in China but is high up in the government and I can tell you without any doubt collapse of the Chinese stock market in the whole economy going to hell that the elites including president XI of China are absolutely terrified that the people will rise up and therefore they have nothing else to lose than to go ahead and take Taiwan and therefore they are going to take Taiwan by any means necessary come hell or high water it's going to happen within the next 30 days, and I can tell you exactly what day will be the last day that they are doing what they're doing to take back Taiwan and that is April 8th because that's an eclipse and it moves and is involved with exactly their Chinese calendar and the year of the red dragon attack. In other words China is about to take time on and no one on this God Green Earth is going to stop them so it is what it is

[@packman579]

I think we are very close

[@bigredracingdog466]

China is not attacking Taiwan. 1) China can't simply drive there like Russia did in Ukraine. China doesn't currently have the sealift capability to land enough troops and materiel on Taiwan to take it. Taiwan has few beaches suitable for amphibious landings and those can be heavily mined in short order. 2) Taiwan has had decades to prepare for this, not a few years like Ukraine. They have upgraded everything from armor to anti-air defense to their air force. They have more of everything than Ukraine did. 3) Taiwan has an ace up their sleeve. Their longest range cruise missiles can reach the Three Gorges Dam which has a couple hundred million people who live downstream of it. A volley of missiles could put them all underwater. China could eventually subdue Taiwan in a protracted war, but at such a cost that it would require a change to the vocabulary of war. Instead of a Pyrrhic victory, a victory at too high a cost would have to be renamed a Xiic victory.

[@Eshu666]

Invite him after it doesn't happen.

[@Srekwah]

One of these days one of these soothsayers are going to get it right and this could be his year.

[@gkossatzgmxde]

... and nobody will remember this crap if it doesn't happen - which it won't.

[@RJC369]

Isnt this the guy who wants us to own nothing and be happy? Meaning he's the actual housing buyer ...

[@willmartin792]

China sells the most US assets in 4 years, dumping $21 billion of US stock and Treasury bonds.Oct 19, 2023

[@msimon6808]

Is that all? I think there is a $trillion to go.

[@vancouver63-p5w]

Just a matter of time,Panda has been ramping up .

[@Fip999]

Erik doesn't get nearly enough recognition

[@4by4squared88]

That’s what Japan said about America before WW2. “ In America there will be a gun behind every blade of grass “. Now the Democrats had their way not so much.

[@boing3887]

Good call, interviewing war criminals

[@muhammadhanif4113]

It depends on what US and allies priority. If US go full force in middle-east,China would strike.