Yesterday, an oil refinery in Texas exploded. The cause is unknown and residents are being told to shelter in place.

Now you may be asking what does this have to do with the war and with Iran.

And I will first start by saying it could just be a coincidence and I think probably just a coincidence.

But let me just stress yesterday, the president of the United States announced he was postponing

strikes against Iran after saying they were, let's just say he had good talks with the country

of Iran. However, the Iranians denied this saying we did not have any talks and, in fact, continued

to fire missiles, downplaying what Trump was saying is just trying to affect the markets.

I take you back in time seven years, my friends.

In June of 2019, on a day that Donald Trump was

set to launch strikes against Iran, he called them off. On this very same day, an oil refinery

exploded. Now, you may be saying, how could these things possibly be related and I will stress.

All I can say is in all likelihood coincidence. But that being said, I'd like to introduce you to

something called ICS sabotage industrial control system cyber attacks.

The goal of which is to destroy key infrastructure in an enemy country that you can target

over the internet and they can't do anything to stop it.

You see, with Iran, they are hardened and terrified of these conflicts.

Their refineries are probably severely limited.

But in the United States, our critical infrastructure has been wired to the internet.

And unfortunately for us, some of the computer components used to operate these facilities

originated in the 70s.

We would have to do a massive hardening of our critical infrastructure, cybersecurity, and

industrial control systems to prevent ICS sabotage. And I would imagine that the U.S.

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