A Major Arms Race is On the Horizon

The world seems to be falling apart. The attacks in Israel are wreaking havoc in the Middle East. Meanwhile, Russia and Ukraine continue to wage war. The thing is, there’s a common thread here — one that hardly anyone is talking about. But I’m talking about it. Here it is. [mbd-thumbnail] CLICK HERE TO LAUNCH VIDEO […] You’re receiving this email as part of your subscription to Andrew Zatlin’s Moneyball Daily [Unsubscribe]( [Moneyball Daily] A Major Arms Race is On the Horizon October 10, 2023 The world seems to be falling apart. The attacks in Israel are wreaking havoc in the Middle East. Meanwhile, Russia and Ukraine continue to wage war. The thing is, there’s a common thread here — one that hardly anyone is talking about. But I’m talking about it. Here it is. [CLICK HERE TO LAUNCH VIDEO OR READ THE FULL TRANSCRIPT BELOW »»]( ADVERTISEMENT The Most Important A.I. 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It turns out, there’s a common thread… The Enemy Sees an Opportunity This thread relates to America’s military strategy. You see, when Donald Trump was in office, he went to Europe and called out America’s North Atlantic Treaty Organization (“NATO”) allies. He pointed out that they were obligated to spend 2% of their budgets on defense. And to that point, they weren’t fulfilling their obligation. Understandably, this upset U.S. allies. But it delighted America’s enemies. It led them to believe that the U.S. was beginning to be at odds with its friends. In other words, these enemies saw an opportunity, a chance to snatch up some available power. And sure enough, they’ve spent the past few years aiming to take it… The Chase for Power In Asia, China is sneakily taking islands right off the coast of the Philippines. That’s possible because the Philippines asked the U.S. to leave the area. In Iran, violent factions are rising in power. And then there’s the war in Ukraine, which continues to rage. Russia invaded partly because it perceived weakness in the West. But is this perception reality? Not quite… The Message is Simple The truth is, these events happened because America has been firm with its allies. The message is simple: We’re happy to partner with and defend you… but first you’ve got to step up. You need to take defense seriously, and you need to spend to confirm your commitment. You show us you’re serious, and we’ll provide the auxiliary muscle. To explain more, let’s focus on what’s happening in Israel… A Year Later [About a year ago]( I predicted that Israel would bomb Iran in late 2023. My reasoning was straightforward: Urgency. In other words, Israel couldn’t let a troublemaker like Iran obtain a nuclear weapon. The potential danger would be too great. Additionally, I believed there would be an opportunity for Israel to attack Iran without much resistance. Russia, an Iranian ally, is busy fighting its own battles. So it would be in no position to offer support. All that was missing from an Israeli attack was a trigger, justification to commence bombing. Then recent events unfolded… But here’s the thing: Israel shouldn’t go after Hamas, the group reportedly responsible for the recent attacks. It should go after whoever orchestrated these attacks. And that’s Iran. A Major Arms Race I believe violence and destruction — particularly in the Middle East — is going to continue. This isn’t a short-lived conflict. The U.S. will be ready to help, but only if other nations step up their efforts, too. This may already be happening. Germany, for example, has added billions to its military budget. The United Kingdom has added $8 billion. And France will double its defense budget over the next 10 years. The result is a major arms race that will benefit arms makers, including ones here in the U.S. I’ve got my eye on one of these companies. 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