All eyes are on the Medgaz pipeline, which connects Algeria to Spain.

Given the current situation, it could become a critical target.

Algeria closed the Maghreb gas pipeline, which supplied Spain via Morocco, in 2021.

Morocco subsequently lost over €200 million per year.

But… could it become a Nord Stream 2.0? Is there a risk of sabotage? 👇🏽

In principle, the risk isn't the same, but you never know.

The possibility of an actor like Morocco, the United States, or Israel sabotaging Medgaz presents radically different geopolitical dynamics, incentives, and risks for each.

Following the Nord Stream debacle (where the official German investigation of 2026 pointed to state-sponsored intrigues linked to the war in Ukraine, and where the United States was criticized by the media for its commercial interests), Washington is once again in the crosshairs.

The United States has become one of the largest exporters of LNG to Europe. A Medgaz cutoff would force Spain and the European Union to purchase massive quantities of American LNG tankers at North American market prices.

Sabotaging Medgaz would mean intentionally attacking the economic stability of a direct NATO ally at a time of extreme global tension. Unlike Germany with Russian gas (where Washington sought to sever ties between Berlin and Moscow), the Algerian gas arriving in Spain does not finance an invasive power hostile to NATO, but stabilizes Europe's southern flank.

Israel is different. The relationship between Algeria and Israel is one of total hostility, particularly strained by the conflicts in the Middle East.

Furthermore, Israel has strengthened its ties with Morocco through defense agreements and the recent granting of gas exploration licenses in the Atlantic waters off the coast of Western Sahara.

A blow to Medgaz would deal a critical blow to the finances of Algeria (its geopolitical enemy), whose financial lifeblood is the state-owned company Sonatrach, and, at the same time, to Spain, which is in conflict with Israel over Palestine.

Of the three actors, Morocco maintains the most intense border rivalry with Algeria (fueled by a historical arms race in the Maghreb).

Its objective would be to deprive Algeria of its main source of revenue to Europe and to demonstrate the supposed "insecurity" of Algerian corridors.

A direct Moroccan physical attack in waters under strict surveillance by the Spanish Navy (which, in July 2026, again upgraded its radar and sensor systems on Alboran Island precisely to secure the maritime zone) would almost certainly be detected.

Morocco depends on the political goodwill of Spain and the EU to internationally validate its sovereignty over Western Sahara.

Confirmed sabotage would trigger EU sanctions that would cripple its economy.

If the Medgaz were to be sabotaged, the key would not be a visible missile or warship, but a false flag operation or hybrid warfare.

Obviously, none of these three actors would take responsibility. If it were to happen, the sabotage would be designed to look like an accident.

Another possibility would be that a state actor would finance or provide intelligence to insurgent groups to attack the infrastructure on Algerian soil, completely diverting international attention away from the Mediterranean powers.

Therefore, Medgaz is protected by the fact that its final destination is a core NATO country.

Sabotaging it would not only be an attack on Algeria; it would directly strike at the energy supply and national security of Western Europe.

Consequently, while the economic benefit for the United States or the geopolitical coup for Morocco and Israel may exist on paper, the cost of triggering a European security response would significantly penalize all three actors if it were discovered.

THAT OUGHTA DO IT!!!🤣🤣🤣

🤑 The Federal Reserve's balance sheet decreased by $9,188,000,000 in one week.

▪️Market expectations (Federal Reserve rate):
- September 16: Increase of 25 basis points to 3.75-4.00%.
- October 28: PAUSE.

▪️Hamlil, Federal Reserve Chairman:
- I don't think inflation will continue to fall without further action from the Federal Reserve.
- The current monetary policy remains too loose to bring inflation back to the target.

▪️Kashkari, Federal Reserve Chairman:
- The investment boom in data centers has become an additional source of demand and is exacerbating inflationary pressures.
- The Federal Reserve may not react to individual supply shocks, but a series of them can solidify high inflation. In that case, monetary policy should respond.
- I would prefer to tighten policy gradually, in small steps. If inflation begins to fall steadily, the Federal Reserve can slow down or stop without causing excessive damage to the economy.

▪️Logan, Federal Reserve Chairman:
- Inflation risks are shifting towards further increases, and the strong labor market is becoming even stronger.
- I would prefer to raise the rate by 25 basis points to better balance economic prospects and risks. A small rate hike in the near future would reduce the likelihood of more drastic measures in the future.

As a reminder, Hamlil, Kashkari, and Logan voted to raise the Federal Reserve rate at the last meeting.

Claude now acts as my personal Chief of Investments.

My agents have access to live market data, my entire portfolio, my personal finance goals, and more.

I broke the entire system down here

Anthropic just released NEW rules for context engineering for Claude 5.

After reading it, I'm convinced 99% of people are using Claude wrong.

I spent hours digging through the docs to find the right way to use Claude 5.

If you save just ONE AI post this week, make it this:

🇺🇸 GAME CHANGER: The U.S. Navy Wants to Turn Its Submarines Into Hidden Aircraft Killers

For decades, submarines ruled beneath the waves. Now, the U.S. Navy is working to give them the ability to strike from below... into the sky.

A new submarine launched anti air missile concept would allow stealth submarines to engage enemy helicopters, drones, and aircraft, adding a completely new dimension to naval warfare.

If fielded, this capability could shatter long held assumptions about air superiority at sea, making every aircraft over contested waters think twice.

The oceans are about to become even more dangerous.

This ADHD agentic skill is trending on Reddit - and for good reason.

It's hands down one of the most valuable AI skills ever created.

Short responses, no AI rambling, and precise next steps.

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Claude Code commands cheat sheet (game-changers)

“Prices must come downChinese car brands are flooding Europe like a tidal wave

Chinese car manufacturers continue to flood the European market, and several analysts are now warning that Europe is facing a historic transformation.

Acording to some estimates, Chinese brands could take up to a third of all car sales in Europe, a market entry that is happening faster than anyone predicted.

The pressure is so intense that European manufacturers are saying it bluntly
Prices must come down.”
Otherwise, they risk being outcompeted by Chinese electric cars that combine lower prices, fast production and an aggressive export strategy.

Europe is thus facing a car war in which Chinese brands are already miles ahead – and in which European giants are forced to play defensively

❗️The USA can enter Ukraine at any moment and take (!) almost everything they want — Trump on the agreement signed with Ukraine regarding rare earth resources.

According to him, the value of access to the resources may exceed $300 billion.

Kevin Warsh is reportedly cancelling the press conference for the next Federal Reserve meeting on September 17th.

This is interesting because September is historically a volatile month due to liquidity drain from taxes.

Not speaking basically leaves the bond market rudderless at a terrible time.

🇮🇱 Netanyahu threatened Spain 3 months ago. 🇪🇸

"Spain has chosen repeatedly to stand against Israel. I do not intend to allow any country to wage a diplomatic war against us without paying an immediate price."

Still think this invasion is just a coincidence?

S&P 500 stocks above the 150 day moving average has now broken the trendline to the downside.

When this happened back in February 2026 it was a warning sign two trading days before the market began a selloff.

We'll see what happens, but this aligns with my volatility charts.

The question is, what would be the trigger?

S&P 500 stocks about the 50 day moving average is in a descending pattern similar to February 2026.

What will be interesting is seeing what it does once it approaches the 60 day moving average next week (white line).

That will be the critical moment where markets need to decide if they're heading higher or if this is actually a warning that a selloff is coming.

#WTI Looks like oil is anticipating something is about to happen in the Middle East.

Kevin Warsh is the perfect Fed Chair to collapse the system.