War & WWIIIOpen

The US military will expand rapidly over 10-20 years and occupy the western hemisphere (Mexico, Colombia, Honduras, Cuba, Greenland, possibly Venezuela).

Timeline Closes in 9.6 years

Timeframe within 10-20 yearsWindow 10.0 yearsSaid again 17×

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Early signs are mixed. The US captured Maduro in Jan 2026 (before the video) and is building two bases in Greenland. It kept a fuel blockade on Cuba, but Trump said in late Sept 2026 he doesn't expect to need the military there. There is no occupation of Mexico, Colombia or Honduras. Deadline 2036.

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I think the US military is is is going to expand rapidly over the next 10 20 years.
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Restated in 12 videos as The US will seize Greenland, Cuba and Latin America

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Technology & AI

The US government will take over or make public the AI data centers (public ownership/bailout of AI companies).

As of Oct 2026 no US nationalization of AI data centers or government stake in OpenAI has occurred; the White House (David Sacks, Nov 2025) ruled out an AI bailout, and federal involvement is limited to leasing DOE land (e.g., Savannah River Site, July 2026) to privately financed data centers.

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Said Jun 7, 2026no deadline
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