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EPISODE · May 7, 2026 · 29 MIN

World War For Resources Has Started _ Greg Weldon

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"The real war isn't over territory. It's over copper, lithium, uranium, and the materials that run the modern world."In this urgent episode, Greg Weldon—CEO of Weldon Financial and editor of the influential Global Macro Strategy Report—joins us to break down why the "world war for resources has already begun" and how it will reshape global power [citation:2]. Drawing on 42 years of market experience, Weldon argues that the scramble for critical minerals is now driving geopolitics more than ideology [citation:1].We analyze China's aggressive accumulation of commodity supply chains, the Western response through critical mineral alliances, and why resource-rich nations are emerging as the new power brokers. Weldon explains the structural silver shortage, the collapse of COMEX open interest to 15-year lows, and why the Strait of Hormuz blockade could trigger a resource shock unlike anything seen since the 1970s oil crisis.From copper's role as "Dr. Copper" (the metal with a PhD in economics) to uranium's renaissance and lithium's supply constraints, we map the battle-lines of the coming resource war. Weldon also addresses the dollar's weakening reserve status as nations pivot to commodity-backed trade—and what it means for your portfolio [citation:1].Whether you're an investor, a policy wonk, or just someone wondering why everything is getting more expensive: this episode is essential listening. Press play for the battle-plan.

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