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how to make dough rise in woo times
how to make dough rise in woo times
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Hello humans. | |
Hello, humans. | |
This is the voodoo. | |
And we're talking about dough as in old timey language for money. | |
So our world is at war. | |
And as a result of that, if you're a young person and you're still in the working years, you're going to have very specific kinds of impacts on your life as you go forward because of this war, this silent war. | |
It's silent because they started it off not with bombs and stuff, but with infiltration and biological attack. | |
And it's nonetheless a war, people are dying. | |
We see that our death rates in the United States are way the hell up. | |
One insurance company reports 40%, but I've gotten word that it's 87% in another one. | |
And that they're well, anyway, so uh so there's issues with that. | |
We're at uh in a war. | |
Now in war, things are going to be unsettled. | |
Um when the world is at war, uh, the whole world is going to be unsettled, all of humanity, and it will be unsettled for as long as that war continues. | |
It will be that unsettled aspect uh will have a great deal to do with uh the availability of goods and services and the uh uh functioning of support systems for humans. | |
So the unsettledness is a um uh an indication of an increased risk. | |
So war brings increased risk to your economic environment. | |
And this is in the uh environment total. | |
So it affects um war affects things like uh national stability, which in turn affects things like the currency of the now unstable country. | |
And so your your environment, which includes the currency, is um affected by the war as an adjunct to the national stability of the political stability of the state you're in, whether it's being attacked and people are dying, all of this kind of stuff, right? | |
So war increases risk at the national stability level that the nation might not exist, but there's follow-on risk that cascade off of each and every one of these major categories that you may think of as as war increasing risk. | |
Now once you if we were to just take the aspect of uh potential death and dying out of it, and just look at the um material aspect of the war, | |
one of the big things that is always impacted by war is availability | |
And this uh impacts the uh material and uh directly impacts services, but material also impacts services. | |
So if uh you know the hairdresser can't get the hair dye, you can't get the hair dyed, right? | |
So so it cascades. | |
If the hairdresser uh is constrained from doing the task legally or the because of the national uh instability due to them putting down COVID restrictions due to the war due to the biological attack, Let me make that clear. | |
So uh if the war intrudes on availability of the services due to national stability, then you see that there's these cascading and interlocking effects from the biological attack. | |
And so the release of the bioweapon, the release of COVID, the release of the spike protein, started us on this, on this um it shifted us instantly into a whole new world. | |
Okay. | |
Radically, boom, Earth was in an entirely different dimension. | |
So all of the people saying, oh, Earth's going to ascend to a fifth dimension. | |
Well, hey, it did. | |
We got COVID. | |
So we we went to a new dimension because everything radically changed that instant. | |
Took a lot of us a lot of time to recognize what was going on and to see the change. | |
So maybe COVID was released in July of 2019. | |
We don't know. | |
I don't have a specific date, but let's just say that it was released in July of 2019. | |
Well, it took a lot of people, six, seven months to understand what was going on, and then it took a bunch more people after that, another additional four or five months to get into some of the swing of things. | |
So this war, this biological silent attack, is this slow-moving process. | |
Just dragging on for all of us guys that have been awake to these kind of things for years. | |
This is just terrible. | |
It's like trying to go swimming in molasses, right? | |
Even if the molasses is flowing, it's like uh you just just dig through, yeah, you get a big thrust, but then it pulls you back with the stickiness. | |
So this is where we're at, relative to our situation, and for all the young people, relative to their um Doe situation, their ability to uh sustain themselves, to make a living, uh, to carve out a future over this coming um time period, because we will be at war for some period of time. | |
So in World War II, we get the situation of where we have the attack on Pearl Harbor in December, and whoosh, we're at war. | |
And the whole population knows we're at war within just a couple of weeks, right? | |
And so now we're in World War III, let's just call it three. | |
I don't think it is, I think it's four, but anyway, we're in World War III here with COVID, the silent war, and it is so damn silent that we're still bumbling along like this, and most of the population, most of the population does not recognize that we're at war. | |
We haven't gotten to that that level of knowledge yet. | |
So this, this war, so all of World War II from say for the United States, let's say from 1941 to 1945, well, let's just give it to 1946 to cover all of that. | |
Uh that was the entire span of World War II. | |
This fucker here is gonna go along like this for years, it looks like, because it's so slow. | |
Absent something that will lift our emotional um response to the war to that level. | |
So if we had some kind of a breakthrough, if we had some kind of a dramatic um unveiling uh secrets revealed, something like that, we may be able to get this big jump, but other than that, we're gonna have to wake up the population in this slow moving uh process. | |
So it'll take us years to get through this stuff. | |
So you're you could so in this track, if you if you don't have the sudden emotional explosion from some kind of an event out here in the future, um, you know, you could have that kind of an event if um Trump and the U.S. military charged into Washington, | |
D.C. with um uh lots and lots of troops and took over all of the buildings, and then Trump got up there on a on a national stage and commanded all of the media to put out what is his message 24 hours a day, and uh then he um and he preps the the populace to you've got to come and listen to this speech, | |
and then the whole population lifts listened to a speech on a Particular day after we had been aware that the militar military had seized government, that seized state capitals, and we had uh troops in this in the street, that kind of stuff, right? | |
At that point, you're gonna get that kind of a reaction. | |
Trump could come on out and say, we're at war, uh, we've been at war, Biden was uh we let Biden come in in order to show you what a fuck tardy is and how the communists had taken over yada yada yada, and uh then broadcast out all kinds of information to support it from that period on. | |
Yes, there's gonna be all kinds of problems from that. | |
I'm not suggesting this is a scenario. | |
I'm just saying that absent some kind of an event, we're in this track. | |
So if we are in this kind of a track of waking people up to the war and it's gonna be fucking slow, and it might take us years to get to the point where the whole nation understands that we're at war, in those under those circumstances, then you've got to figure uh your particular pathway through this morass uh in a in a um other than supported by officialdom manner, okay. | |
So if we're on this track here, you're looking at the slow breakdown. | |
Uh and Catherine Austin fitz, I think she called it the slow burn. | |
She was saying that um she's um a real smart woman. | |
She was saying that uh the globalists wouldn't crash anything, that it would be a slow burn. | |
Well, we're up to the point of the the point where it's gonna crash anyway because of the long wave cycles ending, and I think that they intended to crash it in order to help uh force us into the new great reset, you know, the Klaus Schwab um vision of reality. | |
Um anyway, so our immediate future and long-range long-range future at this point cannot be. | |
I don't want to say accurately, uh, we don't have enough uh data, we don't have enough events, we don't have we're not far enough along in the process to decide uh to to be able to come to a conclusion. | |
Are we going to be stuck in this or are we going to get an emotional boost? | |
You can never tell about these emotional boosts. | |
Now, this one in World War II was planned, uh, you know, they knew the Japanese were coming over to a bomb Pearl Harbor and all of that. | |
They knew weeks in advance, they could have stopped it, but they needed to get the United States population galvanized, so they let it happen. | |
That's just the nature of the politician class. | |
Um, so we can't predict that such things would occur. | |
So we have to assume that we're in this track um absent any kind of something to bump us off, to derail us from this, to shift us into a um uh a new pathway. | |
That being the case, then we we have to assume as well that we're in a situation where we're going to have compounding, so that we're gonna get availability compounding shortages of services due to shortages of material, and those shortages of services will then in turn compound um the shortage of material because the people won't have material to make other materials, right? | |
So if you're lacking that little chip for your um uh conveyor belt switch thing that reacts to light flashing uh as cans go across the the conveyor belt, if you're lacking that photosensor chip, and you can't produce your pop or whatever it is that's in those cans, right? | |
So that so it compounds. | |
And since you can't produce those, then we have compound knock-on effects. | |
Maybe you were producing motor oil and you were canning up motor oil, and now you can't can motor oil, so truckers can't get the motor oil, so they can't run their trucks. | |
That's you know, for want of a of a nail, the horse was lost for want of the horse, the kingdom was lost, that kind of thing, right? | |
Um, because it was the horse underneath the king. | |
All of these old sayings are always related to these um politicians, kings, popes, and and those kind of fuckers, so I hate using them. | |
But the um the knock-on effect of uh scarcity uh is is very real. | |
We've lived with this all of our uh lives here as humans up until modern times. | |
And um, in these modern times, we've had a surplus of material goods uh to the point where we could have stopped all hunger and had no want uh unanswered on this planet, but we had all these politicians and fucktards involved, and they um and the bug uh ripping us off with the um uh uh non-money, okay, the debt instruments that they were forcing the planet to use through the petrodollar. | |
Anyway, so here we're here now, doesn't matter about our past history relative to that, we're here now. | |
So you can let go any kind of um thoughts of revenge or hatred or whatever for any person that could have been involved in getting us here now because it's not pertinent. | |
You're never ever going to get a chance to act on any of those, so you have to rebalance your thought process and look for your life going forward. | |
And so um this is about the dough, about the uh financial possibilities for going forward here. | |
Now we are already in this moment in a sound money economy. | |
Uh so we have sound money. | |
We have that in the form of gold, silver, and cryptos. | |
Hang on. | |
Oh geez. | |
I'm such a dyslexic. | |
Cryptos. | |
Okay, so we have here gold, silver, and cryptos in a sound money situation that is that is battling it out, or not even really battling it out, but is drawing problems for the ferns for the for the debt instruments that are dying. | |
And this is the nature of our um uh reality for the foreseeable future relative to uh what's gonna happen with um your life. | |
I'm assuming that everybody I'm talking to is younger than myself, right? | |
So um if you're a young f a young person and you are dealing with uh uh personal sustainability through this wartime period of time when most of the people are gonna think you're crazy if you even bring up the idea of a war. | |
So so it, you know, it's a little bit strange. | |
You've got to ease into that sort of shit, right? | |
You don't want to be talking to people about that. | |
But you have to understand that you won't be able to count on stability. | |
There will become uh we will we're already into the position of national instability because of the attacks on the U.S. because of the captured institutions, and this is why nothing is functioning within our country. | |
It is designed that nothing should function in this country during this period of time by the people that are attacking us, okay. | |
The people that are attacking us are the globalists and the CCP. | |
And they are engineering all of this instability. | |
Now we know there's instability, we know we're at war. | |
Um we also know that if enough people were to discuss this as adults and recognize that that everything that I'm telling you here is factual, and that they are living in a wartime economy that had been sprung on them because of a silent war that snuck in. | |
If if enough people in the United States understood this, if enough people around the world and humanity understood this, and we discuss this on a daily uh basis as factual, then we all win the war from that point on that we reach a certain critical mass because we will all change our behavior, and the globalists and the CCP will be removed uh from any ability to harm us directly in the ways that they're doing now. | |
They'll have to go on to something else in order to try and harm us, but we will see their actions, we'll follow them, we'll look at them, and so on. | |
So if everybody on the planet recognizes that that Klaus Schwab is an evil fucker, uh then sooner or later somebody's gonna take him out one way or another, you know, they'll arrest him or whatever, right? | |
He will be isolated and removed from he'll that he will be put in coventry, right? | |
Um you know, shamed into uh the shame corner. | |
Um anyway, so uh, and they become isolated, and then they don't have any authority or power, uh they don't have any claim to authority or power when they become that shamed. | |
Even their own supporting minions will flee from them if everybody's pointing fingers at Klaus Schwab and he can't go out on the street ever, then no one's gonna want to hang around with this dude, right? | |
So we know that that's the way the war will end, but we're a long way from there. | |
We we have an indeterminate period of time here. | |
We don't know how long it's gonna take for us to go to um the point of victory. | |
We just know that this is unknown and that we end up with victory over here and we all win. | |
And then, but you have to understand where it's not a then we do something, okay? | |
So this might be a number of years, victory. | |
By the time we get there, we will be doing other stuff. | |
So we will change the planet in order to achieve victory. | |
We will change humanity in order to achieve victory by waking everybody up to the evil Klaus Schwab kind of guys, yada gada yada, the bad fuckers, and all the things they've been doing for all these years, and you can go and look at it. | |
I'm not gonna be the person to give you any of the details. | |
Um my job is strategy and tactics, okay? | |
So anyway, so and in an overall understanding. | |
My job is uh exposition of where we're at, strategy and tactics on how to move forward. | |
Uh detail stuff you've got to work out on your own. | |
So that's why we have these kind of talks. | |
That's why we're in the woo. | |
Um that's the job of shaman, right? | |
The job of the shaman is to go to the underworld, get information, and come back and be able to deliver accurate information to the tribe that guides the tribe through to safety in whatever the current situation is. | |
So here we are in an unknown period of time to reach victory, in which we will be absolutely uh transforming this planet as we go forward, just as a matter of course, over this period of time, as a side effect, we will transform humanity in the planet. | |
In so doing, we will remove these guys from power. | |
Now, in order to do this transformation and participate in it, what you have to do is you have to get your life set. | |
So you don't have to go and join an army, you don't have to take up guns or any of that kind of stuff. | |
You need to remove yourself from the system that is causing the problems and and be self-actualizing, um, independent, and uh standing in your own integrity outside their system. | |
Once you do that, you become free, you control your own uh path through history, and um you liberate that one person, you from uh participating in the in their matrix, and you reduce their matrix by that one person. | |
So we get all of these benefits. | |
It's a forfeur, right? | |
And so um you wake up and then you start doing these things. | |
You say, okay, the ferns are the problem, so I will want to remove myself as much as possible from ferns. | |
And so what you have to do is you have to understand that uh you're a wage slave at this point. | |
Use slave for wages. | |
That means that's fine. | |
Go do the job, work for it, get the wages, do your normal life. | |
Now though, take 10% of your your time or your effort or your energy. | |
10%. | |
You can start smaller if you're you know if you've got difficult circumstances. | |
One percent would work, but take as much as you can up to 10%, don't do over 10% because you'll start straining your normal life and everything will break down, and you don't want to do that. | |
You want to take it up to the point where you can keep an even strain and then accomplish these goals. | |
So you want to take that 10% of your energy, your time, and everything, and you want to invest that, all right? | |
You want to invest that time and energy in yourself. | |
So this is for you. | |
Now, what you're gonna want to do is to first educate yourself about money. | |
All right, so this 10% is for education. | |
Because, and that's all it has to ever be. | |
So I'm not asking you to go out and do push-ups, I'm not asking you to get another job hauling gravel or you know, any of that kind of stuff, right? | |
I'm telling you that if you invest 10% of your energy and time in educating yourself, then you become hugely more powerful relative to your own environment. | |
Um it does not matter in intelligence, doesn't matter. | |
What matters is the ability to concentrate on something and learn it, okay? | |
And um then to express that knowledge within your own life. | |
So you can educate yourself about how gold and silver have always been sound money and what those economies look like and what how people did things in those times. | |
You can also educate yourself about cryptos. | |
I understand it's technical, it's difficult, and so on. | |
Maybe you don't ever get to the point where you're really comfortable with cryptos. | |
But maybe you really, really, really, really educate yourself and find somebody that is comfortable with cryptos that will assist you, right? | |
So you've got to educate yourself because you're trusting someone at that point to assist you with your money. | |
So you'd better be sure of these fuckers, right? | |
Anyway, gold and silver, you buy it, you hide it, right? | |
You just buy it and you hide it. | |
So you start educating yourself about the the gold and silver, you'll say, well, you know, I'm I'm looking at this stuff. | |
Maybe I'd better buy one. | |
Buy a gold coin or buy a silver coin, right? | |
And then you say, okay, maybe I better buy two. | |
That was I that was easy, you know, and I've got that stashed away. | |
Okay, that's good. | |
It felt fine. | |
Didn't hurt my lifestyle or anything to buy that little one. | |
Uh get another one. | |
And so this is how it begins, right? | |
It begins with the education. | |
What it is, why you need it, why it's worked. | |
Then you can start broadening your education to apply it to your wage slave status. | |
Or you can start there and come into the saving aspect of it later. | |
But you're gonna have to understand sound money and how ferns, how the Federal Reserve note is not sound money, and how it has caused you to be in this situation. | |
How it has destroyed, it has been one of the vehicles for destroying your opportunities at this point, and um putting you in this shittery. | |
Now, I have to be honest here, full disclaimer, everybody's got their own karma, and without our karma being all fucked up, we wouldn't all be here. | |
Okay, so if we had a if we'd work if if we'd work things out differently in previous lives, it'd be a little cushier now. | |
But but this is a school, we gotta learn this shit, right? | |
So we're here to learn stuff, and it's kind of like um it's a school we run, so there's no teachers or any of that kind of authority over us, uh, so we can have fun about it, right? | |
Uh so I suggest that you actually approach this with a fun attitude because you're gonna change your life, and that's a fun thing. | |
You're gonna grow, you're going to expand, uh, you're gonna get more dough simply by focusing your attention on it and understanding it more. | |
Uh, you're not just gonna simply walk around thinking, oh, I'm looking for a dollar bill on the street or anything like that. | |
You're gonna start thinking about your life in relative in relation to opportunity, okay? | |
And you do this by priming the brain. | |
So uh a prepared mind um provides you with the ability to act boldly uh because you're you know things, right? | |
So um here's a goofy example. | |
There's this really silly fellow and he's attempting to be silly, he's attempting to be a comedic um news source kind of thing, really. | |
This guy's name is um Mark Dice, and he would go around with a with a microphone, and he would he would offer people uh a free Snickers bar, and I'm just using, I don't know what what it was actually, a free candy bar, or a free uh bar of silver. | |
Or let them buy it or something like that. | |
Basically, it was a trade-off, right? | |
Everybody took the damn candy bar. | |
But if you were smart, if you'd educated yourself and you ran into Mark Dice, you would take the silver, right? | |
And then he'd be out the silver and he'd really freak. | |
Um so you see, the education really does, it is really pertinent. | |
If you educate yourself, then you are are providing your up leveling your skills. | |
Um you're making a commitment to getting big dough from your own efforts as universe will will throw things your way because the more educated, the more prepared you are, the more challenges you'll get. | |
And there's a real truism in life, okay? | |
If you solve big problems, you get big rewards. | |
If you add value to universe, universe will reward you. | |
If you add big value to universe, you get big rewards. | |
Just the way it works. | |
It's it's sort of nice that way. | |
So now In the uh 70s, the uh evil ferns uh really went into hyper drive. | |
All right. | |
That so it was in the 1970s that we went off the gold standard. | |
We severed the link between the Federal Reserve note and gold, and we were 100% on Federal Reserve notes, which are paper and promissory notes, which are worth nothing, which is why we're in this shithole pickle now. | |
Um that was the 1970s. | |
There were some predictable effects from this. | |
One of the predictable effects was that if you because everything had been calculated on a fixed rate based with gold, because sound money, even a small fraction of sound money still works. | |
But because we'd had a fixed relationship between ferns and gold up until 1971 when Nixon took us off the um uh the gold standard, uh that sound money, that little tiny bit had allowed us to function on fixed interest rates. | |
So all the mortgages, all the loans and everything were at a fixed interest rate. | |
It was only after the ferns were separated from gold that we start getting variable rates, which is why we're fucked up now. | |
So, in the 1970s, that fixed rate meant that that when they when they severed the the link here and they started going into the hyperinflation of the 70s, people still had fixed rate mortgages of three, four, five, six percent in that day when mortgages were scaling up towards 17, 18, and 19 percent within mere months reacting to the the um uh hyperinflation of that era. | |
Okay, so that occurred, that level of hyperinflation I lived through. | |
I saw it. | |
I saw the long lines at the silver stores where people ultimately were willing to pay a hundred ferns for a single ounce of silver. | |
Then they were then Volcker came in, raised interest rates hugely, crushed all of the uh hyperinflation running in there and restored things to a balance that gradually deteriorated to where we're at now. | |
But they can't play that again. | |
They won't be able to raise interest rates at all because it'll crash the whole system. | |
Um so we're not going to repeat what happened in the uh 70s relative to a cure, but we will repeat what happened in the 70s relative to the hyperinflation, with one huge exception. | |
And that is that any hyperinflation that hits your wages will not compensate for the underlying hyperinflation within the economy relative to the scarcity of uh materials and also the price of services. | |
This is because in the 70s we had that little tiny pig right up until they took us off the gold standard, and that little tiny pig carried over for a number of years because people had fixed mortgages that the banks couldn't get get out of. | |
They had to take uh you know that 3% you were paying on it. | |
Nowadays, when I say 3%, people say, uh, you know, I've got a mortgage of that, it's no big deal, and so on. | |
But you're on a variable rate. | |
Look at your your mortgage there, your your uh interest rate will escalate rapidly with the hyperinflation, and so you'll be fucked. | |
Um but in the 70s you weren't fucked because your wages escalated, and so you felt great because all of a sudden your mortgage was shrinking relative to the amount of money you had to pay for, or the amount of money coming in for your wages. | |
Even if the amount of money you had to pay for food was escalating and the cost or and the uh quality of the food was degrading, you still felt good in the 70s if you had a job. | |
Now I hit the um I was in the I'm in the middle of the baby boomers, and I and our bulge hit the uh workforce right at 1971 when they took us off the gold standard. | |
So I had to compete against the largest ever entree into the workforce at a time when the workforce was shedding jobs like mad because of the hyperinflation, just like we have now. | |
So these this time though, the hyperinflation, if it hits your wages, will not impact you because you don't have any kind of fixed debt that will be dropping relative as a as a percentage to those wages. | |
So what's going to happen is you're gonna be squeezed from all different directions if you've got any kind of notes anywhere on debt as the hyperinflation really starts coming on in. | |
In this environment, there's basically only two ways to go. | |
Crap out on all the debt, you know, and and have your life go to hell as a result of that, or come up with something that steps you outside of that debt system uh that gets you outside of the hyperinflation cycle or put you on the good side of the hyperinflation cycle relative to uh your existing debt. | |
So, for instance, you could get the same kind of effect as we had in the 1970s, with rising uh hyperinflation relative to wages against a fixed mortgage or fixed debt load, fixed interest debt load, you could get that same effect if you could devote 10% of your energy and increase your um increase your income potential, the opportunity aspect of it by 10%. | |
I'm not saying increase your your income by 10% because that won't do it. | |
Hyperinflation is running 30 and 40 and 50% in energy right this minute, right? | |
So the only way to get on top of that as an aspect of it would be to be in the energy business and be able to set your income relative to the outgo of the hyper the cause by the hyperinflation. | |
Then you would sort of balance out and stay even if you were if you were able to do that. | |
This is the situation we're at now. | |
This is why Kazakhstan government has collapsed. | |
So I was wrong about that. | |
I thought that um it would hit Germany next. | |
So it'll take a while to when it hits Germany, though, you can you can be assured that that as the German government collapses, the uh when it happens, when the German government collapses in a month or two months, whenever it does happen, um that will be two weeks and it'll hit here in the United States. | |
It'll hit here in North America. | |
It may be that um it hits in Canada first, but because of the nature of the Canadians ties to the to the monarchy and all and the EU and all of that. | |
But we'll have we'll have this level of Kazakhstan kind of government collapse. | |
So anticipate that a month, two months, three months, um getting into spring, uh anticipate that uh you might have 15, 18, 25 dollars a gallon uh to get diesel and uh gasoline may or may not be available. | |
Uh so that's what we're heading into is that level of hyperinflation. | |
Hyperinflation that did not exist in the 1970s except relative to the sound money. | |
Now we're gonna have hyperinflation relative to any goods you need because you need the goods, you don't need the paper. | |
So you'll just spend that paper to get rid of it. | |
So, in order to get in on the good side of this this stuff, you have to get out of the ferns um system as much as possible. | |
So this is the wodo. | |
Really, it comes down to that. | |
You've got to get yourself out of their system as much as possible. | |
So you collect your wages on a Friday, get it in cash, use the cash to convert to sound money that day. | |
Don't let it go until Saturday. | |
Don't let it go until Monday because your spending power will be that much reduced. | |
Some days we may wake up to find once we get into a certain phase of the hyperinflation, we'll wake up to uh Monday morning ritual devaluations to some degree. | |
Go look at what's happened to the Venezuelan currency over this period of time. | |
Talk to people in Venezuela, see how they've suffered and see how they've been able to cope. | |
So they've gotten off into a sound money economy. | |
They're re-engineering their part of um humanity by getting out of the ferned back system that's imploding because of the biological war attacks, because it's um an evil system anyway, dead instruments, and because it's too long in the tooth and has reached the end of the chondratif waves, it's long wave cycle is saying that it's gonna die, there's no purchasing power. | |
So the people in Venezuela don't operate within the Venezuelan currency as much as possible because it devalues in the minute you get it, and so it's like you know, driving your new car off the lot, there goes a third of the value, right? | |
Okay, so at this level, there are practical things you can do. | |
Um you can find another job that will assist to some degree, but not as much as hiring yourself. | |
Okay. | |
So hire yourself to investigate and try some of the opportunities that your education is shown to you to get your uh efforts To produce work in this. | |
So you may uh I'm not suggesting trading at all, right? | |
Like um crypto trading, that kind of stuff. | |
I'm suggesting um in reinventing yourself and using that reinvented self that's now educated to come up with ideas to solve problems in order that the universe might reward you. | |
And so you're going to want to do these things locally. | |
Uh that will be the largest area of opportunity will be local. | |
Uh there's chaos everywhere, there's shit that needs to be cleaned up everywhere. | |
Uh someone with a good idea to clean it up and the energy to do it, should be able to figure out some way to make that pay. | |
Whether it's you know, um getting a single individual or or a town to help pay or whatever, or group of people, whatever, that aspect of it is immaterial, to being able to see the opportunity and apply yourself to fixing that up, right? | |
To adding value uh to clean up that problem. | |
Uh we're gonna have nothing but problems for years and years and years, so there's gonna be a lot of opportunity in all different kinds of stuff, right? | |
Um anyway, uh that's basically the wudo. | |
All right, this is basically the over overview. | |
This is the exposition of where we're at and some strategies and some tactics to going forward. | |
Uh now it's up to you. | |
Now you got you've got to do the education. | |
I can't do that for you. | |
I can't shove thoughts in your head and that sort of thing. | |
You've got to get off your ass. | |
You've got to learn to read for content. | |
Don't read for headlines. | |
That's all they've ever taught you is to read for headlines and go on. | |
Discard headlines. | |
I never even look at headlines to other than to uh find the person who wrote it and then decide whether or not I want to read the thing. | |
Um educate yourself to your own skill sets. | |
So um, if there's some area of your life that you like doing, you may find that you are able to make that uh skill, that um uh avocation, that liking of it, into a um uh a major way to go forward, uh, an opportunity uh producing um stream. | |
So uh here is a mundanity, okay. | |
Uh so I know a guy, and he's about my age. | |
Um he was in the military, and uh this this fellow uh has demonstrated an ability uh to make well, he's demonstrated an ability to go anywhere on the planet without the need for passports or officialdom. | |
Let's just put it that way. | |
He can go to any part of the planet and make a living, and he's demonstrated this, he he's been challenged at this, he's won the bet. | |
So he's won over a hundred thousand dollars doing this shit. | |
And um, just casual bets with people. | |
And um who doubt it that he could do this. | |
And and he was able to do it. | |
So he can go anywhere on the planet, he doesn't need uh a passport. | |
He can talk his way on airplanes, he he knows people that uh or he's done stuff that allows him to ingratiate himself with people such that they will assist him out and do things. | |
So uh I know that he's flown to the Mid East uh from the United States absolutely free, repeatedly, just because he knows and talks to pilots. | |
Uh and he is I I think he's a flyer, uh I think he's a pilot as well, has done some in the past. | |
In any event, though, so um, but he has uh as a particular skill set. | |
Like me, he bakes bread, okay? | |
And so his thing is that he can go to any city on this planet. | |
The day he uh arrives in that city, uh he can beg five dollars or the local cost of a uh pound of flour, two teaspoons of salt, a teaspoon of yeast, uh, and take this material uh uh and go and buy it, and then he's then he can go to any restaurant in town, and he will talk to the restaurant owners or managers, and he will get a job within just a couple of hours. | |
He'll go on in there and he will make them an offer to bake them a uh a loaf of bread, let them watch him bake that bread uh and see his secrets, and it'll be the best damn bread um that they've ever had. | |
They can name the type of bread they want him to bake in exchange for a cup of coffee and a meal. | |
So he's not asking for a job. | |
And so most of them will say, hmm, okay, all right. | |
You know, I you know, I you know, we like to see this, and and so he'll do that. | |
And over the course of a few hours, because it takes a few hours to do this and bake the bread and so on. | |
And he usually does this at a time when the restaurants are not busy, you know, so they're setting up for the day, this sort of thing. | |
And and usually, uh, I mean, he's never failed to walk out of there with a job and uh in advance on the money for that job. | |
And he shows up and he works, it's not a problem, but he goes and gets an apartment and so on, then he wins his bet. | |
But the point of this is that he can do this because he has the skill, he has the knowledge in his head to know that 500 grams of flour, you know, uh eight grams of salt, uh, seven grams of yeast, um, and then whatever level of hydration for the flour, you know, whatever kind of bread you're making. | |
So maybe 350 um grams of water will produce the the effect that he wants with his skill of being able to fold it and all of this kind of thing. | |
And it's impressive. | |
Uh it works because you eat it, you know that there's skill there, right? | |
As the as the consumer of his service there of making you the bread, um, you know that this is quality stuff. | |
And so this is his wudo. | |
He can go anywhere on the planet and never lack for work. | |
But he has many other skills. | |
He need not bake bread. | |
He can do many different other things. | |
So if there's no restaurants in the area, there's something that will he'll be able to turn his hand to. | |
This is because when he was a kid, uh uh Army brat, um, he invested in himself. | |
Like a lot of us, he sat around and read. | |
He taught himself to read for content, and he remembered the content. | |
So at that point, uh he started putting it into himself and becoming skilled. | |
So that's your wodo, right? | |
So uh there is not a path to sustainability necessarily. | |
So it is very risky to assume that a path uh for sustainability in our current environment comes down to a job. | |
Jobs are good, I'm not saying don't get them and that kind of stuff, right? | |
Uh, but I'm saying that you're gonna be far better off if you are investing um in your own education, putting at least 10%, uh don't make too much more than that, because as I say, it crashes, but start off and get up to 10% of your daily activity being an investment in yourself. | |
And then actually, as you become skilled at investing in yourself, you can withdraw more of your time from the the job offer because you or job market, because you'll be thinking about it while you're working on on your wage slave activity, uh, and uh you can actually put more than 10% into your time as you go forward. | |
Uh so it's not going to be easy because we're at war. | |
Um it's not gonna be simple, it's not gonna be short, uh, it's gonna be difficult, but it is doable, and you will find a way to do it by investing in yourself, by getting your wodo together, right? | |
Because the secret um to uh success in this kind of a life when these fuckers are are attacking us, which has been all of my life, and all of my father's life and all of his father's life, etc. | |
etc. | |
It's been going on for thousands of years. | |
So the secret to uh success in that that environment is seizing control of the environment and getting yourself out of their system, putting the time into yourself, not into their system. |