Mark Wauck: Trump Plans More War As World Comes Apart
“We must continue to ensure that the United States of America can strike anywhere on the globe at the time and place of our choosing, and sustain that force.“
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine
Air Space Cyber Conference, National Harbor, Md., Sep. 16 2026
Transcript, Video
The days when the Anglo-Zionist States of America could “strike anywhere on the globe at the time and place of our choosing, and sustain that force“ are over, and most unlikely to return. But our rulers can’t let go. As Danny Davis and Doug Macgregor are fond of saying, they’re still living in the 1990s or so—and that’s dangerous. It always was dangerous, for the rest of the world but also for America. We never could afford that, even with the petro-dollar system in place to absorb the inflation that America exported to support its vast NatSec sector. And yet our rulers appear determined to maintain our colonization of the world in the face of all developments and evidence that make it clear that that project is simply unsustainable. The Anglo-Zionist war on Russia, Iran, and now—it looks like it—Yemen, all to reverse the rise of China and maintain the Anglo-Zionist Empire—all this must continue. Even with the world coming apart at the seams. If there was ever proof that Trump is only fronting for the real power, this has to be it, this has to be the moment. Consider where we are.
Philip Pilkington is on top of this. Here’s the key phrase: It will take years to get back to normal. Me: If ever:
Philip Pilkington @philippilk
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JP Morgan are saying this month pipelines and refineries start shutting down. Absolute energy apocalypse. It will take years to get back to normal.
Bull Theory @BullTheoryio
BREAKING: World oil inventories are projected to hit their operational floor of 6.8 billion barrels this month if the Strait of Hormuz stays shut, per JPMorgan.
Below this level, pipelines can’t maintain pressure and refineries start failing, regardless of what price oil is trading at.
This would mark the first time in recorded history the world has had to worry about physical oil availability, not just price.
Does this tell you how determined the Anglo-Zionist ruling class is to maintain global control, no matter what the cost to the rest of us? It does. And here is how PP describes the big screwup:
The energy crisis was delayed. Now it’s arriving all at once.
Philip Pilkington thinks the biggest mistake of the Iran war may not have been failing to prevent the energy shock. But pretending the shock wasn’t happening.
With a huge chunk of global oil supply disrupted, Pilkington argues prices should have been allowed to rise gradually, forcing consumers, businesses and logistics networks to adjust before physical shortages appeared.
Instead, he says, Washington spent weeks suppressing the market and buying time. The result?
“𝘛𝘩𝘦𝘺 𝘮𝘢𝘥𝘦 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘢 𝘤𝘭𝘪𝘧𝘧 𝘦𝘥𝘨𝘦.”
Now France is already reporting fuel shortages, Saudi oil flows to Europe are being squeezed, and Philip sees diesel, gasoline and jet fuel shortages beginning to move through the wider economy.
And diesel is where the problem stops being about what you pay at the pump. Trucks, ships and freight trains run on it. Once fuel stops reaching vehicles, goods stop reaching shelves.
Europe gets 10% of its diesel from the US, and now the US is talking about a halt to diesel exports. Uh oh!
Pilkington expects the result to look less like an ordinary recession and more like the supply-chain chaos of the pandemic, except with one crucial difference:
“𝘛𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘪𝘴 𝘱𝘩𝘺𝘴𝘪𝘤𝘢𝘭 𝘴𝘩𝘰𝘳𝘵𝘢𝘨𝘦.”
You could remove lockdown regulations overnight. You cannot regulate another barrel of oil into existence.
With all this hitting the fan—yesterday my price for gas hit $5/gallon after several days of increases—Trump is preparing for war on Yemen. Midterms be damned, full speed ahead! This is confirmation of what PP says, above, about the foolhardy attempts to pretend that there was no crisis coming. There always was and now, after months of US military resources being degraded and depleted, the Anglo-Zionist rulers are desperate to break Iran:
The Hormuz Letter @HormuzLetter
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BREAKING: Trump has abruptly cut short his Camp David weekend and will return to the White House tonight instead of tomorrow, citing the potential for significant escalation in the region, per the White House press pool.
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BREAKING: Netanyahu has cut short his trip to the US and cancelled the planned Texas stop, flying to New York and returning to Israel the same day, shortly after Trump cut short his own weekend at Camp David …
Trump said on Thursday he is approaching “a major turning point in the war with Iran” and asked “Do I want to go in and annihilate them or do I not?”
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BREAKING: Iran has issued “Code 100,” its highest alert level, for all armed forces in the past hour, covering the IRGC, the Army and security forces, per initial reports.
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BREAKING: Trump has arrived back at the White House from Camp David, with Hegseth also flying back to Washington tonight. Trump is wearing the same white hat he wore on February 28, the day the Iran war began.
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BREAKING: The US is preparing a large-scale military operation against Yemen’s Houthis in retaliation for their strikes on Saudi Arabia, with the Camp David meeting held to review Yemen strike options, shortly before Trump left for the White House, per CNN.
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BREAKING: Iran’s IRGC says the US has decided to resume military action against Iran at a joint meeting in a European country, with a “green light” given from regional countries, and warns that if the US moves, “all of its bases and interests in the region will become targets of continuous attacks, without any limitations or considerations.”
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BREAKING: Iran’s Army, with a total of 420,000 troops, says the majority of its ground force units are now deployed along the country’s borders, with a heavy concentration on the Makran coast on the Gulf of Oman, including special forces, rapid-response, mechanized and artillery units, per Fars.
Iran anticipates US ground forces may attempt to invade through the southern coastal cities, coming after Trump said Thursday he is approaching “a major turning point in the war with Iran” and has “a big decision coming up.”
Note that there is a bit of ambiguity here. Any turning point in the war on Iran will have major consequences for the world. Iranian reports indicate that Iran expects major attacks on Iran, possibly including attempts to land US forces on Iranian territory. Iran has been preparing for this for literally decades and those preps have probably reached a fever pitch. I seriously doubt that the US has the resources to make this work and to avoid a major disaster—partly because I believe Iran has still been pulling some of its punches to this point.
On the other hand, CNN and other sources claim that a major strike on Yemen is in preparation. The two—huge escalation on Iran and major strike on Yemen—are not mutually exclusive, but one wonders whether the US has the resources to follow through. By resources I mean stand off munitions and defensive missiles to protect naval assets. And there is no reason to suppose that Russian and Chinese support for Iran (and thus for Yemen) has done anything except increase and intensify.
But here’s what I think the thing is. Suppose that—again all odds—this works, in the sense that any operation of this sort can be said to “work,” will this return the world to “normal”. That’s the real bottom line, and I’m convinced the answer is, No. Again, this is a measure of Anglo-Zionist desperation.
Here is some Iranian perspective:
Patarames @Pataramesh
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Iran never really escalated against 
Rezai’s threat should be taken seriously
Last year the U.S. Navy witnessed fist hand what a Anti-Ship Ballistic-Missile attack means
And some weeks ago again
Even without own OTH [Over The Horizon] target tracking:
 Russians would have a chance for payback
Clash Report @clashreport
Iran’s Security Council Secretary Rezaei:
If war begins again, U.S. ships — unless they leave the Indian Ocean — will be attacked wherever they are inside the Indian Ocean. We have developed these capabilities.
We increased the speed of our hypersonic missiles from Mach 6 to Mach 10.
We have also developed our electronic warfare systems, improved our air defenses, and we have other measures that we will use at the appropriate time.
Therefore, we are fully prepared. If America starts the war, we will confront America with greater force and with more numerous and more painful strikes.
By the way, my understanding is that Xi Jinping is still due in DC on Thursday, the 24th. Does Trump plan some brief attack before the visit? If so, I doubt Iran and Yemen will respond briefly. Will Xi cancel in view of the reported attack plans? Lots of questions.





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