00:00:00.000In addition to that, I want to get your sense of the duration of this scarcity, because I think the average American is under the impression that, well, the war is going to end, and as soon as it ends, all the food supply comes back online.
00:00:20.620Immediately, the oil is going to start flowing.
00:00:23.000Immediately, all the gas is going to flow.
00:00:25.040But we know that's not the case because we know Qatar Energy, for example,
00:00:28.880already issued force majeure letters and statements saying that it will take them three to five years
00:00:34.620to repair the two destroyed gas trains right now, which took 17% of their gas production offline.
00:00:42.980But since then, there's been a lot more damage because of Ansar Allah and fighting the Saudi kingdom and destroying infrastructure, the pumping stations for the east-west pipeline, for example, destroying oil storage facilities.
00:00:57.680And also since then, there's been an uptick in Ukraine drones, you know, slash European drones fired from Ukraine, destroying a lot of infrastructure, oil storage, refining and distribution hubs in Russia, which is also impacting the world marketplace for all of this.
00:01:13.980So, David, my question to you with that setup is, how many years is it going to take before we could even get back to 2025 levels of, you know, fertilizer, energy, oil, gas, sulfur, et cetera?
00:01:38.160What's the restructuring plan of our world going on right now?
00:01:41.000The old system of economy needs to break and be replaced with tokenization and new digital rails for payments across the planet, cross-border payments, settlements between nations, companies, and everything in between, including you, having everything moved over to stable coins that you consider dear and you hold your U.S. dollars.
00:01:57.960Everything across the planet needs to go tokenized first, the economy restructured, and then at that point, the determination of how many people shall remain or be allowed to remain in the new system, and then the rebuild will start out with that.
00:02:11.000And again, I would ask the question, how many years advanced tech does our military have versus what we're seeing out in the open now?
00:02:18.600Are there new energy devices out there that can provide energy for us that are suddenly going to come on the scene that will replace what you just described as the destroyed infrastructure where we might not need it any longer?