Tucker Carlson Thinks War With Iran Could Start Before 2024 Election
Tucker Carlson recently made a chilling statement about what Americans should expect as the 2024 presidential election fastly approaches.
His comment was brief, however, it consisted of a loose step-by-step plan highlighting what might happen if Trump were to win “decisively enough” that Democrats couldn’t “steal” the election in November.
Carlson then went on to say that Democrats would therefore have no other choice but to “some way throw the society into chaos.”
He ultimately opined that the next black swan event might be a war with Iran.
The ex-Fox News host then provided the example of COVID-19 and its corresponding nationwide lockdowns as evidence of such “chaos” happening in the past; an episode in American history that Carlson dubbed “the pretext for changing the way [Americans] vote.”
Carlson continued–as outlined by ZeroHedge–by citing three examples of how voting has changed since 2020, including “letting people vote anonymously” without IDs; the implementation of drop boxes, and opening voting a “month before the election.”
“They completely changed everything,” he added, “[like] allowing Mark Zuckerberg to spend $400 million to control the mechanics of the election;” a move Carlson argued would “not have been allowed except under a state of national emergency.”
“It’s pretty simple,” Carlson said in closing. “If they feel like they’re gonna lose we will have some kind of crisis.”
“I think it’s most likely to be a war with Iran which they want anyway, but who knows.”
Former congressman and Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul recently warned of a looming chaos-inducing, “very, very dangerous” black swan event also.
When speaking to Carlson back in March, Paul urged Americans to prepare for some kind of significant global event, arguing that one was imminent.
“I think we’re reaching this point where some sudden thing is going to happen,” Paul told Carlson.
“I believe in that theory of the black swan. Yes, It’s going to pop up, and it’s not going to be controllable,” Paul added.
He then explained that the next event will have a similar mold as the 2008 financial crisis or the September 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks.
Paul’s advice to Americans? “I think the most important thing they can do is understand what’s going on.”
“You can have your guns and your stored foods and all that. It’s not going to work,” he said.
“You have to understand what’s happening. You have to know it’s coming, and it’s very, very dangerous,” Paul continued.
Since leaving Fox, Carlson has been making headlines seemingly by the week for denouncing the U.S. government, demanding answers and seeking truth.
He launched a scathing attack on the U.S. government back in July, accusing it of hypocrisy and secrecy.
“With no privacy, there’s no freedom,” Carlson said during one part of his Bitcoin conference speech.
During another part he contrasted being labeled a “criminal” for desiring privacy with the government’s extensive use of classified information, questioning the fairness of such a system.
“So to take a lecture from them about how I’m a criminal because I want privacy in my financial transactions or my phone calls or my text messages, really? F—k you, actually,” Carlson proclaimed in a now-viral moment.
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