763 “HUNDREDS OF STRIKES PER DAY" | WAR IS HERE

21 Feb 2026Japanese Prime Minister Sane Tekachi warns of growing Chinese coercion and pledges to overhaul defence strategy, ease curbs on military exports, and strengthen critical supply chains. This comes amidst a backdrop of increasing tensions in the region, with Japan concerned about China’s expanding influence and potential threats to Taiwan. Additionally, there are reports of a large military build-up in the Middle East, with hundreds of troops evacuated from a major base and heightened activity at the Pentagon.The US is reportedly preparing for a significant military operation in the Middle East, potentially involving hundreds of strikes per day. The author speculates that the US might utilise dormant cyber capabilities to disable Iran’s defence systems, enabling targeted strikes on regime-enabling infrastructure and leadership, aiming to instigate a change in government. The author believes this operation will be a display of modern American warfare capabilities, showcasing the effectiveness of mass strikes.A large-scale, strategic military strike against Iran is anticipated, potentially involving minimal civilian casualties and infrastructure damage. The strike aims to empower Iranian citizens to overthrow the regime, drawing parallels with the situations in Venezuela and Syria. The speaker emphasises the significance of this event, suggesting it could serve as a warning to China and Russia and potentially lead to unforeseen consequences elsewhere.The Schuman Resonance, Earth’s natural electromagnetic frequency, has been spiking, potentially causing sleep disturbances and other health issues. The President announced a 10% global tariff, despite a Supreme Court ruling against his use of emergency powers to levy tariffs. This tariff aims to encourage domestic manufacturing and bring jobs back to America.The US dollar’s decline is making American exports more attractive. Tariffs are being challenged in court, but the government is exploring alternative methods to protect domestic industries. Tensions with Iran are escalating, with potential strikes targeting key leaders, raising concerns about a prolonged conflict.