Your Best Play on Oil's Move to Asia

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Your Best Play on Oil's Move to Asia By Dr. Kent Moors Dear Oil & Energy Investor, I recently showed my premium Energy Advantage members exactly how to best profit from one of the largest paradigm shifts in energy that I can remember... And I've been following geopolitics and energy for four decades. But this change is so huge, I just had to show it to you, too. Now, I don't usually do this, and I may never do it again... So make sure you download your special report, called Your Best Play on Oil's Move to Asia, now. Asia is the world's biggest consumer of energy, and that means that they have to get it from somewhere. And the U.S. is ready to fill the gap. Just click here to read it. And don't forget to keep an eye on your email for the next few days, because I'll be sending you a profit opportunity that involves my background in counterintelligence for the U.S. government during the Cold War. But before we get to that, I'd like to turn your attention to a newer geopolitical situation - one of the many that makes up what some people are calling the New Cold War. Much of the recent headlines have been focused on the problems between the U.S. and Iran, Iraq, Venezuela, or Russia. But the real concern right now is the problem that China is posing for the U.S. And not just in the ongoing "trade war" between these two global superpowers. I'm talking about a conflict that's less about finance, tariffs, and trade routes, and more about missiles, warships, and defense contractors. The South China Sea is one of the most disputed regions in the world - and for good reason, as this area holds a massive amount of oil and natural gas underneath its churning waters. The Chinese believe that they hold fundamental rights to this area, and consider anyone else in the area as nothing short of trespassers. These are people like the U.S. Navy, which has had ships in the area for years now. In retaliation for our "trespassing," the Chinese have developed a highly sophisticated "Assassin's Mace" weapon. The Chinese have already deployed missiles to strategic military positions... all within striking distance of South Korea, Guam, Taiwan, Vietnam, the Philippines, and every U.S. base in the region. In fact, China has enough missiles to wipe out every U.S. carrier strike group on the planet. However, surrender is not in America's national DNA. Which is why the Pentagon has been throwing millions of dollars at defense contractors to develop a counter-weapon. And those contractors could in turn be giving their investors some mind-blowing profits. How do I know? Well, I've been in the U.S. intelligence community for most of my adult career. I've worked in Vietnam and in the former Soviet Union, and taken part in countless intelligence operations throughout a nearly 40-year career. I'm on two U.S. State Department task forces. I'm an official advisor to 29 world governments including the U.S., Russia, Ukraine, Iraq, and yes, even China. In other words, I have insider information that many people would kill for. And they have. I'm smack in the middle of this South China Sea situation and I refuse to stay silent about it. Because I know what's at stake. I've experienced it all before. I have multitudes of stories about my time in counterintelligence - much of which is still classified, and probably will stay that way for a very long time. But some of my experiences I am now free to discuss. In fact, I have discussed them recently, with my good friend and colleague Bill Patalon. Stay tuned for my next email, because I'll be telling you a lot more about my time working in intelligence... All the best, Dr. Kent Moors Editor, Oil & Energy Investor You are receiving this email at INDRA21POETRA@gmail.com as a part of your free subscription to The Oil & Energy Investor E-Letter. 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