If the U.S. war with Iran continues, according to an expert, the United States will face a “total collapse” due to supply chain disruptions that are already rippling across the nation and causing shortages of key products that are needed if the country is to survive.
Writing on his Substack, The Existentialist Republic, author and U.S. Air Force veteran Christopher Armitage issued a dire warning of what awaits the United States in the near future.
Of greatest importance as the spring planting season begins is fertilizer, one-third of which flows through the Strait of Hormuz, which the Iranians have blocked.
“[Fertilizer] needed to arrive this month. The planting window does not wait, so timely delivery is unwaveringly critical within the planting window.”
If the war continues and supplies cannot reach the United States, the nation will face an existential crisis, Armitage warns.
“The planting window is barely open. The ships are still anchored. Six months of this, maybe less, and we are looking at the total collapse of the United States.”
“Here is a metaphor to help illustrate the situation. The ship had holes in it. They fired the maintenance crew. The lifeboats were then lit on fire. And then they drove into an iceberg. At full throttle.”
If Armitage’s predictions all come true, millions of Americans could starve to death. There would also likely be chaos, rioting, and lawlessness the likes of which we have never seen.
In other words, Donald Trump could wind up being the last president we ever have because nothing will be left to preside over when he’s finished.
