During a recent meeting in Highland, Utah, David Pyne addressed pressing global conflicts, emphasizing the potential for a third world war stemming from the ongoing situation in Ukraine. Pyne warned that the current regional tensions could escalate dramatically, potentially resulting in catastrophic loss of life, far exceeding the casualties of World War II.

Pyne proposed significant changes to U.S. military strategy, suggesting the closure of numerous military bases, which he claims could save up to $200 billion. He argued that reallocating resources could help bolster the nation’s nuclear capabilities, which he believes are essential for deterring threats from Russia and China.

In addition to military concerns, Pyne urged attendees to prepare both physically and spiritually for potential crises, highlighting the unprecedented threats facing the country. He encouraged community members to engage with their state legislators and Congress to advocate for his proposals aimed at strengthening national defense and promoting peace.

The meeting underscored the importance of local involvement in national security discussions, as Pyne called for citizens to stay informed and proactive in shaping policies that could impact their future. His emphasis on historical lessons from past conflicts serves as a reminder of the delicate balance between military readiness and the pursuit of peace.