China Controls 65% of Uranium Supply — The $2 Trillion Chokepoint That Will Trigger Energy Crisis

Описание: China Controls 65% of Nuclear Fuel - Here's Why That's Terrifying
While everyone focuses on solar and wind, China quietly built the most dangerous energy chokepoint in modern history. They control 65% of global uranium enrichment capacity - the critical process that turns raw uranium into nuclear fuel. And with AI data centers demanding unprecedented amounts of baseload power, this isn't just an energy issue. It's a weapon.

This video exposes the exact four-stage pattern that's destroyed economies three times in the last century: the 1973 OPEC oil embargo, Russia's natural gas stranglehold on Europe, and China's rare earth monopoly. The same cycle is playing out right now with uranium, and most people have no idea what's coming.

You'll discover:

⚠️ Why 85% of the world's uranium enrichment is controlled by China and Russia
🤖 How AI data centers are creating desperate energy demand that can't be met without Chinese cooperation
⏰ The mathematical impossibility of building alternative enrichment capacity fast enough (12-15 year timeline vs. 4-year need)
💥 What happens when geopolitical tensions trigger the weaponization phase
🛡️ Practical steps you can take TODAY to protect yourself from the coming energy crisis


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