Welcome to this emergency update brought to you on broadcast news for a Saturday, October 14th, 2023.

I usually don't do a Saturday edition, but of course we are on the verge of World War III as a holy war.

And the situation is escalating very rapidly and dangerously.

And the world stands right now on the knife's edge of a critical pivot that will forever alter the future of our world if Israel goes down this path.

And that's what I want to talk about today because our world, the experience that you and I have in this world will be dramatically altered by Israel's decision of whether it plans to engage in a ground war against Gaza.

Now, to some extent, a limited ground war has begun. There are Israeli tanks and soldiers. I'm told it's an almost a probing force or a hostage rescue force of some kind.

It's not clear exactly the size of this, but it has already entered Gaza through the North.

And I don't know anything more than that at the moment, but that is not yet the full ground war invasion of Gaza that Israel has promised.

Now, if the ground war commences, the future becomes very dark. It very likely ends up in the total destruction of Israel, which I will explain why it leads to that in my opinion.

But also, of course, well, nuclear weapons being used eventually probably biblically so on Damascus.

And also, of course, a skyrocketing energy prices worldwide because this war will ensnare a much larger number of countries, including Iran and eventually Russia as well.

And we'll know that involve, well, of course, Syria, but also probably Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, maybe even Egypt, depending on how this all goes.

And the United States gains more power in that scenario because the US benefits from war and chaos.

Whereas the BRICS nations, which in a fascinating way, the BRICS nations are actually trying to end wars and return the world to trade, but a multipolar world not dominated by the United States Empire or the US dollar.

And so the BRICS nations are right now putting a lot of pressure on Israel, including Saudi Arabia, by the way, MBS just put out a very powerful statement

that is, in essence, chiding Israel for its posture of attacking Gaza and killing innocent civilians.

And there are a lot of innocent civilians that have been killed there already, several thousand at this point, and more, including civilians trying to flee, which we'll talk about here in a second.

But the BRICS nations, they want a ceasefire and diplomacy.

They want negotiations, and they don't want this to escalate into a larger war.

So that's Saudi Arabia, that's definitely Iran, that's Turkey, that's also Lebanon, although Lebanon is not always considered a BRICS nation, but Russia as well.

Whereas Western nations, specifically the US and Israel, and specifically certain sectors of Israel, because, of course, there's a lot of internal strife in Israel,

all by itself, different factions there, and they don't agree with each other at all.

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