There's a little enclave of the UAE called Fujiwara, which is on the Indian ocean, the open

Indian ocean. And the UAE cleverly thinking Iran can cut off the straight-of-war moves due

north of this enclave, and thereby close the Gulf, built a pipeline between its territory

and this enclave of Fujiwara on the Indian ocean. And the thinking was obvious. This way,

the Iranians can't get us. We bypass their choke point at the straight-of-war moves.

So a few weeks ago, somebody very carefully without sinking a ship, without hurting a single

human being, disabled three of those tankers in port in Fujiwara. The US of course refused to get

the message or get any message. A bit later, somebody disabled two tankers on the open ocean

in the Indian ocean, far outside of Fujiwara. At first, they said those tankers were torpedoed and

everybody laughed because a torpedo impact can be noticed instantly. It's meant to break the ship

in half and sink it. This on the contrary hit the ship from the top and set it on fire, and the

captain of one of the ships said, we were hit from the sky by something that dropped an explosive

like, say, a drone. So that seems to me to be, okay, maybe it was Gulf of Tonkin, I don't know,

but it could just as easily be a smart and extremely restrained way of saying, you guys are not

thinking clearly. You're not thinking what we could do. And one of the, you know,

supposed Iranian provocations was they shot down a US drone. And that was one of my favorite

things is it was like, they shot down our drone. That drone was two weeks from retirement.

Francis Gary Power Corps. Millions of circuits died. They were dreaming their Danny Glover lives,

showing Mel Gibson the pictures of their boats when they retired. And all of a sudden they died.

Yeah, and the other amazing thing about that drone, 222 million dollars.

I'm hilarious. I'm hilarious. I always thought the drones would have a trouble

come competing with a piece of crap like the F 35 because you get four F 35s for the billion

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