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The video delves into the controversial population forecasts for 2025 by Deagle.com, which predicts significant declines, particularly in Western nations like the U.S., Western Europe, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, sparking widespread concern. The speakers extensively discuss potential causes, suggesting biological warfare as a probable factor against the backdrop of current geopolitical tensions, particularly between the United States and China. They explore the strategic advantages of biological warfare, such as targeting specific genetic traits and maintaining plausible deniability, enhanced by advances in gene editing technologies like CRISPR.
Further, the conversation broadens to the vulnerabilities of highly urbanized and complex societies, emphasizing their dependency on intricate supply chains and the susceptibility of both urban residents and modern agricultural operations to disruptions. The fragility of these systems is illustrated through hypothetical scenarios that highlight potential food supply crises.
The speakers also recount personal efforts to verify the credibility of the predictions and sources, mentioning contacts in intelligence and military communities as well as figures like Edwin Diegel and affiliations with entities like the Rockefeller Foundation and Rand Corporation. They express skepticism but acknowledge the need for further investigation, inviting viewers to contribute any credible information and affirming their commitment to ongoing inquiry.
The dialogue concludes with a humorous consideration of extreme predictions and an acknowledgment of the accuracy of some related information, maintaining an open stance towards keeping their audience updated with any new findings.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses an article about the deagle.com website and its controversial population forecasts for 2025. Deagle.com is known for tracking the economies and military capabilities of countries worldwide. The focus of the article is on Deagle’s predictions of massive population declines in the Western world, including the U.S., Western Europe, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. These predictions, which suggest population drops of up to 70%, have since been removed from the website but are available in internet archives. The speaker explains that this dramatic forecast is highly unusual and has sparked significant discussion and concern.
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In this part of the video, the discussion revolves around significant projected population declines worldwide, particularly in North America and Europe, where drops of 50-70% are anticipated, unlike other countries that might see 5-15% declines. The speakers speculate that such drastic reductions could be due to a biological war rather than conventional warfare. They express skepticism about the reliability and origins of these figures, noting the lack of detailed explanations and the mysterious nature of the source, Deagle. The conversation highlights the absence of mainstream media coverage and genuine uncertainty about the credibility and implications of these projections.
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In this part of the video, the discussion revolves around the potential for a biological war and the likelihood of a significant conflict between the United States and China. The speaker suggests that recent actions and statements by China regarding Taiwan could lead to hostilities, though not necessarily reaching the scale of World War III. They speculate that any conflict, even one involving the sinking of aircraft carriers, could either escalate or be de-escalated before it becomes uncontrollable. The conversation also touches on the improbability of nuclear war, given mutual assured destruction, and highlights the significant roles of cyber warfare and space warfare in future conflicts.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the concept of biological warfare in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic, examining it from a strategic viewpoint. They suggest that biological warfare could target specific genetic traits, such as those common in the Han Chinese population, and that such an approach might involve using bacteria or viruses that affect only those without certain genetic characteristics. They highlight the strategic advantages of biological warfare, including the ability to protect one’s own population through inoculations while attacking unprotected enemies. Additionally, biological attacks can offer plausible deniability, as the origin can be obscured, unlike nuclear warfare where missile sources are identifiable. The speaker notes that with technology like CRISPR accessible even to those with basic lab skills, the potential for manipulating genes and DNA is significant.
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In this part of the video, the speakers discuss the potential for biological warfare in the context of a future World War III. They point out that biological warfare has the advantage of targeting specific groups without destroying infrastructure. The conversation touches on the ease of initiating such a war with minimal resources and expertise. Additionally, they reference predictions from the Deagle website, which suggests that Western societies might face significant challenges, particularly highlighting the lack of resilience and the impact of financial instability. The speaker expresses skepticism about the credibility of these predictions, emphasizing the shocking nature of the potential outcomes and the difficulty in verifying the information due to a lack of accessible contacts within intelligence and military communities.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the fragility of highly urbanized societies and their dependence on complex supply chains. They emphasize that urban areas, despite providing a high standard of living, are vulnerable to disruptions in supply chains, illustrated by a hypothetical scenario where food supply in New York City stops if trucks cease running for a few days. The speaker argues that both office workers and those in lower socio-economic conditions would struggle to survive without this infrastructure. Furthermore, they point out that even farmers on large monoculture farms are dependent on external supplies like fertilizers, diesel fuel, and a functioning complex economy to sustain their operations and feed themselves.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the fragility of a complex society, especially in relation to agricultural production and food importation. They point out several ways the agricultural production line can be disrupted and critique the government’s role in adding distortions to the system.
The conversation then shifts to a personal anecdote involving a CIA contact who had connections to Edwin Diegel, a figure possibly linked to significant intelligence work and the Rockefeller Foundation. The speaker shares their efforts to verify the credibility of information tied to these sources, emphasizing the importance of reliable sources given the current unpredictable times. They also suggest involving a contact at the Rand Corporation to evaluate the credibility of the information.
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In this segment, the discussion revolves around an extreme prediction about the near future, which the speakers find shocking but possible under the law of large numbers. They mention the possibility that a newsletter copywriter might exploit this prediction to generate income. The speakers agree to investigate further and update their viewers as new information emerges. They invite viewers to share any credible information about the topic through their Telegram group or email. They note the accuracy of the information on global armaments, which adds credibility to the prediction. The speakers also humorously consider the idea that those producing zombie movies might have insider knowledge. They emphasize their commitment to continued investigation and thank the viewers.