Who Profits Most from Trump’s War in Iran?
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I got a kick out of a lot of these armchair pundits and whatnot on TV and generals and various different people claiming to, know, we don’t have the proper drone equipment and this and that. And, you know, that’s a shame. And, know, we should have done this and we should have done that. And they they’re not breaking it down, quite frankly, into its simplest form. And I’m going to do that for you because again,
Why wouldn’t we have that? I you say to yourself, jeez, you know, how is it that Ukraine is able to hold its own against Russia? How are they managing to do this on obviously a shoestring budget? How are they able to produce all of these drones? And why don’t we do the same? Well.
Seven months ago, officials wanted to they want to sell us. They want to sell us their technology, battle proven tech for downing Iranian made attack drones. Now, if this conflict with Iran, seven months ago,
Seven months ago was after we supposedly obliterated their nuclear capability, which we obviously didn’t do because that’s why we’re there now, supposedly, one of the myriad of reasons. But one would say, gee whiz, if we might have to go to battle with them again, maybe, maybe just maybe, we would want to have the technology.
technology to defend our young men and women, to defend our allies against these drones. And the Ukrainians have it. actually made the Ukrainians actually put together was a PowerPoint presentation. The Axios group got ahold of it, showing it how it could protect American forces and their allies in a Middle East war.
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Trump said, nah, nah, we don’t need that. Again, Ukraine right now is the world’s most experienced country in combating these things without a doubt. Then the Russians bought the Iranian drones that are using them. Again, this was back on August 18th, Zelensky offered the
Interceptor drones to President Trump as a way to strengthen ties and show his thanks for US support in the face of Russian aggression Again You take a look at this and you laugh and I’m saying to myself gee whiz you want to know why?
You want to know why it’s that no one was making money on this, we would have to purchase their stuff. We would have to purchase their drones, not not to mention the fact that to mention the fact again, Trump’s been pretty hard on Zelensky and you know, not saying that maybe he shouldn’t have been from time to time.
But this might not look good in the press and we know he wouldn’t like that. But let’s fast forward, shall we? Because again, it’s always about money. It’s always about money and who’s making money? The old military industrial complex. Well, lo and behold.
Again, fact check me. Look it up. Eric and Donald Trump Jr. are backing a new drone company.
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looking to meet the demand from the Pentagon. Yeah. Power Us, a drone roll up company. Now when you when I say roll up company, I’m not talking fruit roll ups. This is, in essence, a, oh, it’s a SPAC. We’ve talked about those here on the program. It’s a roll up company based in West Palm Beach, Florida.
It is merging, again, I’m not making this up, merging with a publicly traded golf course holding company backed by the Trumps. The executives say the reverse merger will result in PowerUs, which was formed last year.
Trading on the NASDAQ stock exchange in the coming months. Yeah, investors in the deal include one of Trump’s investment vehicles, American Ventures and unusual machines. Drone components company where Donald Trump Jr. is a shareholder and advisory board maker. Powris is also a customer of unusual machines.
the Trump Brothers backed investment bank, Domonari Securities, that’s been involved in the family’s crypto deals is also involved in the transaction. Now, the deal brings deeper involvement by the Trump family into a multi billion dollar sector that has new opportunities for growth following changes imposed by the Trump administration.
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Take it for what you will. I’m throwing this out there. I tell you what, why don’t you come to your own conclusions on this one? Watchdog on wallstreet.com.
