Benjamin Fulford Monday Report 1st June, 2026 Continued
The reality is they [US Fake Govt] are desperate and scared. Iran is not going to make any deal with these criminals. Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, told the Muslim world in a Hajj message, “The shaken Zionist regime and the cancerous tumor of Israel are approaching the final stages of their wretched existence.”
Iranian Foreign Minister Argachi told the UN “their crimes will not go unpunished.”
In a statement released on Thursday, the IRGC said the Middle East “will not experience peace until this child-killing and evil regime is wiped off the face of the earth.”
The loss of the war against Iran means the US military is no longer obeying orders from fake KM “leaders” like “Trump” and Hegseth. The attempt by the fake KM “Congress” to pass a bill merging the US military with the Israeli military is just a sign of desperation.
Senior US AAdmiral:
In this clip -using CG for camouflage purposes- you can listen to a senior admiral explain the US Navy has disobeyed orders to attack Iran yet again because it would be suicide.
A high-level US military meeting is going to be held towards the end of this month to discuss how to end KM rule, according to US military intelligence sources.
The United States has lost the war against Iran…Iran didn’t wake up one day and decide to fight America. They’ve been preparing for this exact moment for 20 years. They even ran a practice war last year just to study how America fights. While America was sleeping, Iran was planning. But here’s what they’re actually doing. Iran is not trying to win on the battlefield. They don’t need to. They’re cutting off the food supply to the entire Gulf region. They’re targeting water desalination plants. Saudi Arabia gets 60 percent of its water from desalination. One drone strike and 10 million people have no water in two weeks. No water means Saudi Arabia falls. Saudi Arabia falls means the petrodollar dies. The Petrodollar dies means the American economy collapses from the inside. And it gets even worse. America is spending millions of dollars to shoot down Iranian drones, which cost $50,000 each. They’re literally going broke trying to defend themselves. Gas prices have spiked over 50% since the start of the conflict. This is economic warfare, not military warfare. Empires don’t fall from bombs. They fall when currencies collapse. The petrodollar funded American power for over 50 years. Iran knows this. One strike on Saudi water supply and it’s over. Trump demands unconditional surrender. Iran says no deal, no ceasefire, no negotiation. This isn’t a war America can win with bombs. And deep down they know it. Persians have watched this pattern destroy empires for centuries.
The Saudi Arabian government is reporting an oil boycott is destroying their kingdom:
Saudi Arabia’s crude exports to its four largest Asian buyers are collapsing at a pace that pricing adjustments alone cannot reverse. Chinese nominations for June have fallen to roughly 600,000 barrels per day — half of April levels and barely a third of February’s 1.6 million b/d — while India, Japan, and South Korea have each cut loadings by 30 to 35 percent over two months. Sinopec, the kingdom’s single largest customer, slashed monthly offtake from 10 million barrels in February to 2 million in June.
The standard explanation — war disruption, Hormuz risk, transit uncertainty — no longer holds. Aramco’s East-West Pipeline hit full capacity on March 10, rerouting the bulk of Saudi exports through Yanbu on the Red Sea. The logistics problem is solved. What remains is a pricing crisis that compounds with each month Asian refiners spend standardizing on cheaper Russian, Iraqi, and Emirati grades.
Saudi crude exports to China — the kingdom’s largest single customer — are projected at roughly 600,000 b/d for June, down from approximately 1.2 million b/d in April and 1.6 million b/d in February. The trajectory is not a seasonal dip. It is a halving repeated across consecutive months
The UK-France naval coalition protects transit for European customers but has no Saudi participation at any level. This means Europe is participating in the boycott of Rockefeller-controlled Saudi oil.
As proof Iran now controls the Middle East, when Iran retaliated militarily against Kuwait last week, Kuwait invoked its right to self-defense under Article 51 of the UN Charter on May 28, the first formal legal claim filed individually by a GCC member state during ninety-one days of war with Iran — and filed it alone, without a single Gulf partner willing to act alongside it.
Saudi Arabia has built direct channels to every Iranian official involved in the Iran-US MOU negotiations — the foreign minister, the president, the foreign ministry spokesman — except the one whose constitutional signature is required to ratify it. Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran’s Supreme Leader since March 9, communicates from an underground bunker through handwritten notes carried by motorcycle couriers, and the military council controlling access to him has been blocking reports from Iran’s own elected government.
Saudi Arabia’s fiscal survival increasingly depends on an MOU it cannot influence — because the man holding the pen sits behind a wall that even Tehran’s elected president cannot breach
