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The Powder Keg Ignites: Tehran Evacuates, Empire Eyes the Next War

EDITOR'S NOTES

If you thought the Middle East was ever stable, you haven’t been paying attention. Tehran is emptying embassies while D.C. and Tel Aviv play their shadow war games—and this isn’t just saber-rattling anymore. The Chinese are pulling out. Oil lanes are jammed with signal warfare. GPS scrambles are causing tankers to ignite like Molotov cocktails on the high seas. And while you’re refreshing your feed, the gears of World War 3 are grinding into motion.

The establishment will say it’s “regional tensions.” I say it’s a smokescreen for global realignment, oil monopolization, and digital enslavement. Wake up.

Derek Wolfe Jun 19, 25

Tehran Bleeds Before the First Bomb Falls

This morning, the Chinese embassy in Tehran quietly vanished—its diplomats pulled out under the radar, escorted by blacked-out convoys that didn't stop for red lights. What’s more chilling? No official statement. No broadcasted warnings. Just a silent ghosting by one of Iran’s biggest economic partners. That’s not diplomacy. That’s panic.

Why? Because Tehran is ground zero for a war that’s already underway—one the media refuses to declare. Intel leaks suggest Israel is poised to strike Iranian military installations, while U.S. assets “prepare contingencies,” which is bureaucrat-speak for missile strikes and drone swarms. And if you think this won’t spill over, look at a map. Or better yet, look at your gas prices next week.

Digital Dogfights in the Strait of Hormuz

While politicians fumble with press releases, the war’s already gone digital. Ships traversing the Strait of Hormuz—the artery of global oil—are reporting mass GPS interference. You think that’s a bug? It’s a feature. Electronic warfare is here, and it’s wreaking havoc. One oil tanker, stripped of navigational data, plowed into another and exploded. That’s no accident. That’s message-sending in binary code.

Ask yourself—who benefits from sabotaging the world’s most critical oil route? It’s not just Tehran or Tel Aviv. This smells like coordinated destabilization, a push to trigger economic panic that justifies central bank overreach and tighter controls on how you move your money. FedNow, anyone?

Retaliation Threats: Foreign and Domestic

Iran isn’t bluffing. Sources inside IRGC circles are dropping hints about asymmetrical retaliation—not just in Israel, but on U.S. soil. Yes, the homeland. And guess what? The alphabet agencies are too busy spying on soccer moms to catch the real threats slipping through wide-open digital backdoors.

The chatter online is chilling: sabotage, cyberstrikes, sleeper cells reactivated. And yet, the media shrugs. You’ll hear more about TikTok bans than the fact that a foreign power just threatened domestic U.S. targets.

The Real Stakes: Oil, Control, and Civilian Sacrifice

While mainstream pundits whine about “diplomatic optics,” real people are boarding buses, clutching suitcases, and fleeing cities that could be ash clouds by next week. Refugee waves are forming. Civilian deaths will be inevitable. But the real endgame isn’t Tehran or Tel Aviv—it’s total control over oil routes, digital currencies, and the narrative.

Watch for this playbook: shock the market, tank the dollar, roll out a “solution” in the form of programmable digital currency. They’ll tell you it’s for your safety. But it’s really about surveillance, restriction, and compliance.

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—Derek Wolfe