May 6, 2022 - Slightly Offensive - Elijah Schaffer
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WARNING: Elites PLAN Global STARVATION, Nobody Is SAFE! | Guest: Jeff Younger | Ep 250
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That was Kevin there in the megaphone saying, you know what, I don't care because you're going to hell.
And I mean, I haven't heard much more truth than that.
That was a protest slash ended up turning riot from the University of North Texas in my hometown, in my backyard.
More like the part of the backyard that's the dirt and where the trash and where people pee during parties.
It's the grosser part.
And the people there were disgusting.
What were they protesting?
I don't exactly know.
They were protesting, number one, a woman who decided that she was upset because her husband became trans and left her.
And so she was a trans widow.
That's a real thing.
And then also Kevin, who was gay for like 20 years and lived in the entire community, became a Christian, was talking about his testimony.
And God forbid someone find redemption and restitution in their life and wholeness spiritually.
These people were gross.
They were ugly.
They were violent.
And you might have saw a lot of black people there and go, do black people care about trans?
No, we talked to the black people.
They just wanted to wild out.
Very typical.
But they at least showed up in numbers.
Somebody who's been protested there, who's been involved with a lot of this stuff, my guest today, the resident Jeff Younger, who's running for the Texas House of Representatives in District of 63.
Welcome back to Slightly Offensive.
Great to be here.
Tracy and Kevin are good friends of mine, and Kevin is helping me on my campaign.
Really?
He's a great guy.
He is.
Do you get the confetti of color in his face?
Boom.
How do you like that guy?
That's right.
Awesome.
I love it.
Well, we're happy to have you back here.
On that note, welcome back to Slightly Offensive, the best worst show on Blaze TV.
I'm the top 17 to 20 second host, depending on what shows are on hiatus and what's going on.
And I get confetti of color in my face.
I can see there's a lot of lesbians, people there.
They're not into the COC.
There was a lot of, we talk about this.
I went to UNT.
Very, very, very ugly people.
I even met a student who was a fan of the show walking by and just, I said, man, people here do not look good.
They look like demons.
Their eyes are empty and their hearts look like they're filled with the fires of hell.
You could smell sulfur when I got out of the car.
They, I mean, they do, they cultivate a cult of ugliness at these universities.
And ugliness is held up as almost like an oppression status, right?
And it marks you out as one of them.
And they can spot us right away.
We're clean cut, we're polite, and they can spot us right away.
It's amazing how accurate that is.
Yeah, I was filming this one lesbian couple and she's like, are you going to, are you going to go home and masturbate to this?
And I said, I am.
Thank you.
So I just, yeah, sure.
You know, I don't know.
They could tell.
And why did she know that I wasn't a part of them?
Simply because I looked like a normal human being.
And that's the crazy part is like, they go, well, our ideology, what we believe is not bad.
It is not, it is not unhuman.
It is not spiritually dead.
And you go, if it's not, then why do you guys all look like something is wrong with you?
And I'm not meaning just like, okay, you know, DNA, you weren't born, you know, very attractive person.
I wasn't born a very attractive person.
In fact, I'm an adult and I film in a broom closet, a show.
And we have Barbies on our mugs.
I mean, I'm not exactly a pinnacle of success here to be boasting about, but I, but there's a difference between some of the clips and what we saw where the individuals, I mean, they cut their breasts off.
They have scars.
They all look like Hillary Clinton after she lost another election.
Butch haircuts, depression in the eyes.
And you just go, man, if you were living a life that led to wholeness, why do you look like that?
Yeah, if you notice, anger is the trope, right?
They always look perpetually angry and perpetually dissatisfied.
And they live lives of perpetual dissatisfaction in their own minds.
And it just reflects in all of their daily habits, their personal administration, personal hygiene, the way they dress, everything.
They literally have cultivated a homeless hobo look.
I mean, it's amazing.
They're homosexuals.
They're hobo sexual.
We got to call them.
Yes.
It's true.
It's true.
It's just so true.
They have this weird, yeah, homeless chic.
And it's not like in the Santa Monica LA sheet where you're secretly a millionaire, but you look like you run a crack tent.
You know what I mean?
Well, actually, I take that back.
That was rude to California.
It's meth.
They're not big on the crack, right?
That's not Philadelphia.
They're into meth.
We want to be at least attribute them the drug of choice, give them the credit.
Recredits due.
We don't want to, like, you know, like misgender.
We don't want to miss addiction.
A little higher class way to kill yourself.
It is.
At least it's more fun.
At least in the robbery, you don't have a spasm and you might get away with something.
That's right.
The meth is there, guys.
Well, we're going to be talking a lot about not only what happened at UNT, because I am back out on the field.
We have a lot of crazy trips coming up.
And we're going to talk about something so important and the fact that you are trying to, or they are trying to starve you.
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But Jeff, you know, guys, I've just told you I am actually back.
And I started out my days confronting these weirdos, like just strange transmorphic people.
And I mean that with a heart of anger because they come out there and I look at the future of America and I see these are our college students.
I've been on a few college campuses recently and my heart hurts because the girls are dissatisfied.
They're angry.
The guys do nothing.
And you notice this in all these things, the craziest people are the women and the trans and the lesbians.
There's very good reasons for that.
There's very good reasons for that.
So males from an early age now in schools are taught that in any conflict at all with any female, they'll institutionally lose.
Okay.
I saw this actually in Capell's independent school district.
I saw a girl on a playground walk up and kick a boy in the balls.
And then I watched them take the two away.
And then about an hour later, parents drove up and took the boy out.
They expelled the boy for getting kicked in the nuts.
Oh, you're assuming it's a boy just because he had nuts.
Good point.
Yeah.
Sorry to offend the leftists out there.
But so like they men have been just neutered institutionally and they're systematically taught this.
They get to university and they're, you can't even really even disagree intellectually with females in universities who get in trouble because you might be too aggressive or you might hurt their feelings.
And so men are just totally passive and they're systematically taught to be that way.
While women are taught, there are no consequences for their behavior.
They don't suffer any consequences.
They're always the victim in every situation.
And it encourages them to act out in these illogical and crazy ways.
Yeah.
And that girl, actually, if you can put her on the screen just so we can blast her because she DM'd me and asked me to take this video down.
So I'm amplifying it more.
I've always told you, don't ask me to do something.
I'll do the opposite.
She was like, I need this removed.
And I go, why?
She goes, because I believe it puts me in danger.
And I go, what danger does it put you in?
This is a public protest.
People always do this.
The danger it puts you in is you look like a damn fool.
Yes.
And that's the problem is that that's why we have to expose these people.
People say, well, why do you film these people?
It is genuinely to publicly mock them.
And it is because it works.
And the reason why it works, think about the mask Karens, right?
They walked around and nobody wanted to wear them.
And I know they don't because when the order got lifted at the airports, maybe one out of 100 or one out of 200 are still wearing them.
People didn't want to wear the damn masks.
They didn't believe in their efficacy.
They didn't believe that they were helping in any way.
Modern science is showing that it was a complete lie and a sham.
Even in Victoria, in Australia, do you know what right now the Dan Andrews is trying to create an immunity clause for all health officials so that they can't be prosecuted for anything they did in the last two years?
And so they know they were wrong.
They know they lied.
And the problem is, is when you look at this and you look at what was going on, is that these people that are out there that didn't want to comply with any of this, they realized that they were mocked into subjection because they were like, oh, you want to kill grandma.
Oh, you don't care about the health and safety of others.
And you don't care.
Like I even saw a meme with a bunch of cows in line for the slaughterhouse.
And the cows all had masks except for one.
They're like, Jerry doesn't have a mask on, like, you know, complaining while they're all about to be killed.
People got mocked into following things that didn't even make sense.
And so these people, it's like, we need to show the world they're insane, they're crazy, and we can't let them get away with it.
They've got to stop getting away with it.
Yeah, I mean, they use this peer pressure thing, and it actually works on leftists a lot better than conservatives.
There's some famous psychology experiments where they try to get people, it's actually a fake thing.
It's not really happening, but they try to get people to administer shocks to someone under extreme peer pressure up to lethal levels.
Most people will do it.
Most people will take it up to a lethal level.
And peer pressure is super strong, especially on the left where they want a virtue signal.
So they hate being mocked because the whole reason they do these things is to be affirmed as a good person by their people.
So when they're mocked, it hits them in ways that it just doesn't hit conservatives because we're principle-based.
You know, if somebody mocks us for our principles, you know, we're Christians.
We know that's going to happen.
You know, it's expected, but not for them.
They do not expect to be ridiculed for what they're doing.
And so it's one of our most potent weapons.
That's why I love your show.
People say, yeah, why do you got to do this?
It's like, well, because, you know, somebody asked me, I think the only other alternative is like violence.
So it's like you could either A, mock the people or B, kill them.
And I'm going to say there's two options.
One of them is illegal and you'll go to prison.
The other one, you get to have a show and you get to collect Barbies.
So, you know, I'll take the first one in the moment and I try to avoid the violence for as long as possible in life because no one wants war.
No one wants violence to break out.
And it is crazy that before you jump and go to an extremist point of view, simply showing the world itself in a mirror is such a powerful tool.
Saying, look at yourself, look deep into the recesses of your heart and realize that just like a black cave, right?
There's nothing there.
There's a void.
And that void is such something so existentially important that people don't realize.
They're so distracted by movies, by cell phones, the constant notifications, text messages, updates, alerts.
There's a reason why your phone asks you, and it has to ask you because of recent laws and legislation, do you want notifications from this?
Everything.
Do you want an update here and there?
It's because they want you to stay glued on things that numb the pain that you're feeling inside every day.
You don't chop off your breasts unless you're seriously demented in the mind.
And you do not walk around and scream at people, make out with people, even straight like that in public, unless something is torturing you.
And I say this, this is torment.
Torture from within.
Torture is pain from without.
And they do torture themselves, but because spiritually they are void and they're tormented from within.
So they lash out, they act out, and they think that a surgery and a new phone and a new friendship and a new like is going to somehow fill that void, but it's not.
It makes it worse and worse and they're dead inside.
Yeah, let me give you an example.
There was an NBC producer who really tried to interview me in 2019.
I even introduced him to my son.
He got to play football with my son and stuff because he really didn't believe my son was a boy.
Okay.
And he's from NBC.
So he's super liberal.
He's trying to set me up and he finally got me alone, right?
Got me alone in a restaurant.
And then he starts laying his trap.
I was probably being recorded.
He laid a trap and he said, well, now you're a Christian, right?
And I said, yeah, I'm Orthodox.
And he said, well, can I come to your church?
And I'm like, yeah, are you a Christian?
And he said, no.
And I said, well, good, because the first half of the service is for you.
So you come on in and you should be there before even I go.
It's really for you.
And he said, but and then he laid it on me, but I'm gay.
And I went, wow, you're a sinner.
So you really need to come.
So you should definitely come with me this Sunday.
And he said, but I couldn't be who I really am at your church.
And I said, ah, that's where we really disagree.
You and I don't agree on what a person is.
You think a person is a biological machine that's been programmed to satisfy largely unconscious desires.
I think you're something much more important, worthy of vastly more dignity than that.
And I think if you come to church, you'll learn just how valuable you really are.
And he looked at me and he started crying.
He actually started crying.
And that's, you know, that's the thing.
There really is a hole in there.
There is a problem with the way they conceive of who they are.
They have an improper anthropology and they have adopted this mechanistic view of a human being as kind of a biological machine.
And they're there to satisfy their desires.
They don't have any concept of a human soul that deserves the highest dignity.
And when you confront them with that, it's quite shocking.
Well, it is.
And, you know, we just put up one of our last debates with the honorable but sanctimoniously wrong, objectively incorrect opponent, Destiny.
I had a lot of fun with him.
I just got back from the University of Tennessee.
It was a much, it was really interesting.
And we were talking about this.
I was kind of waiting for him to rebuttal a lot of things, but I would just make statements, which I've heard him disagree with, you know, objectively on shows.
Even the night before, he was on literally a similar debate online.
But in person, I mean, apparently you saw the debate itself and you said you saw something happen about the two-thirds mark.
Yeah, it just, it just seemed like it clicked for him that what you were saying had to make sense.
And he would have to accept a lot of absurd ideas about what humans are and the goal of human life if he didn't go your way.
And I just thought it's very honest of him.
I was respectable.
I was like, he didn't.
I was just saying, hey, man, because he kept saying, well, we have to give the trans surgeries to kids.
And I go, but the current evidence shows you're still 19 times higher to commit suicide after the surgery.
It doesn't do anything.
So it's, so I consider that to be abuse.
If you are, if you cannot prove to me that it's helping.
Again, and I would, and I would concede actually, if the surgery, suddenly no trans person killed themselves after the surgery, I'd have to rethink my worldview because even though I still would say that's mutilation, I'd go, okay, you have a medical cause.
There's a Hippocratic justification for doing something that looks harmful to save a life.
But it's not provable.
It's not even testable.
And the long term studies don't exist.
And he was just like, all right, yeah, basically.
And so then we just was sort of like crazy, this crazy idea that two people can agree.
And it shows you, because we were in person, I don't think it could have happened on the internet.
No, it would have never happened.
It could have not happened on the internet.
But being face to face with someone, which is why they don't want us together, actually allows us to have that interaction.
We have a little bit of a clip from that debate just in case you guys want to watch it.
I'm not even sure what it is, but if we can go ahead and play that.
This is mostly for Elijah, but I'd like Stephen's thoughts too.
You were talking earlier about homosexual relationships in Disney and pushing physical contact.
I was wondering what the difference is to you between pushing homosexual relationships and pushing heterosexual relationships.
So I have to do this really quickly.
One, religiously speaking, well, it's because I don't believe that living a homosexual lifestyle is the best path forward, not only for society or for individuals.
I have a lot of gay friends.
My director is gay.
Don't have a problem with people being gay.
But I also don't believe that's the best path in general.
But also, if you want to ask the real question, that actually is socially.
I'm not really big even in the Incredibles, you know, giving Mrs. Incredible such a thick, luscious booty.
You know what I mean?
Like, that was weird.
That was weird.
I mean, it was, it was, it was, it was, I'm joking with you, but I mean, now you've gone too far.
No, I mean that.
I mean that as I mean, okay, no, no.
Respect my sexuality.
I'm a Mr. Incredible.
But I, but I meant that that's really kind of like a very strange thing to me of like exaggerating sexual features.
That's a problem with video games.
I've even seen that with Fortnite.
You know, even there's no sex and the jiggly breasts and those kinds of things.
I don't like any of that exaggeration focus on physical contact for movies that are targeted at children under 12.
And I don't think that that's appropriate overall.
I don't know why.
Yeah, I have to say, I am, I am Miss Incredible sexual.
Like I, it's true.
It's true.
It's better than some of my other friends, like John Doyle, who likes the, you know, there's a female bugs bunny he had or whatever before.
So it's like, at least mine's a human being.
True.
And she has superpowers.
So it was like, you can't blame a young boy for noticing somebody who's well in the crowd.
I'm glad somebody also noticed the Fortnite characters too.
Like they're hypersexualized.
Well, because it's the same company that owns Zem owns Pornhub.
So that's we, so there was a, it's a pornification of the youth.
I do know this too.
We have a couple images.
I was there.
I just want you to guess if you can see who was there to see me versus who was there to see Destiny.
Do you think that person was there for me or for destiny?
Let me think.
Destiny.
Correct.
Physiotomy.
Physiotomy.
Correct.
Correct.
And then, of course, we had this individual here.
Do you think they were there for me or for Destiny?
Let's see.
You.
Yes.
It's so crazy that the person who looked like it's a normal person.
But it is so fascinating.
It's so interesting.
And I really enjoyed it.
And I got to say a huge shout out to Destiny for being a wonderful debater.
And, you know, it's been a while since I've mastered debated in a room in front of people with another dude.
But it was a good time.
And I appreciated it.
I'm a politician.
I do that for a living.
I get paid to do that in front of cameras.
Yeah, Jeffrey Toobin, too.
I believe he also.
Keith forgot he was a news anchor, not a politician.
He's like, yo, don't whip your dick out on TV.
That's right.
That wasn't a good thing.
But if you guys are interested in having me come out to your college, make sure that you talk to your conservative chapter leader and email that address in the bio of our video so that you can invite me out to your campus.
We have a lot of campuses coming out in the fall.
I can always do speeches and panels as well with people that are on this show regularly.
You can invite anyone who's a guest, probably, and I can set it up for you.
But talk to them and email Josiah in the bio.
But we got it into, we got to get into this, Jeff, because aside from the trans issues and all these things, what I think is so fascinating is how we end up focusing on certain things.
And one of the points of the debate that I was talking about was that we get distracted with whatever issue, like I support the thing that people want us to talk about.
And this happens on the left and the right.
And it's a fair criticism for ourselves on the right is that, you know, we'll talk about critical race theory when we want to talk about it.
Then we'll talk about grooming when we want to talk about it.
We'll talk about trans.
And we kind of jump around.
The left has the same thing where it went from, you know, COVID to BLM, then to COVID, then to Ukraine, et cetera.
Now we're back to the cats and we're back to abortion.
That's good news for me in media.
It means I have a job for a very long time since we always support something different and I can keep changing it.
But we are forced because of people like this show to talk about specific subjects.
And we forget sometimes that there's much grander and larger devastations planned for humanity, much more diabolical schemes.
They're harder to talk about.
They're not as interesting.
They don't bring the clicks.
And you know what's crazy?
They affect our life the most.
Trans issues affect you directly because of your son.
And if people want to know a lot what's going on with that, they got to watch our last episode that we did with Jeff Younger and what was going on.
But they forget that these issues are so important.
And we don't talk about them why.
And here's my proof is because it's something that Destiny pointed out.
We have been tricked even in our country to only care about, let's say, federal elections, presidents and things.
And we want everyone to do something.
Like, why doesn't Biden do something?
Forgetting that the most effective policies, the things that actually impact us today in our lives the most, are things in our city.
They are things in our state.
And yet nobody can even tell you pretty much what one leader in their city is called.
They don't even know who their mayor is, let alone who runs in their state legislator.
And it shows you that we've been tricked into caring about things that, quite frankly, not only not affect us, but we cannot impact the most.
And they've kept our power and our focus off the things that we can control in order to weaken us and to leave us helpless.
100%.
I mean, one of the reasons that I didn't run for federal office is I just actually don't think you can do anything there.
It's completely controlled by the deep state.
It's controlled by media operations and propaganda operations in the media.
You can still get stuff done at the state level, but a lot of people don't realize how powerful the counties are.
America is actually not ruled by states or by the federal government.
It's actually ruled by counties.
And county government is where it is all at.
So if you even think like even in the party structure of like the Republican Party, the most powerful position in the Republican Party is precinct chair.
And those are all at the county level.
They decide what happens in the Republican Party nationally, at the state level, and in the county.
So these local elections really matter.
And, you know, they're won by a couple of hundred votes.
So every vote you cast is magnified 10,000.
It's as though from a federal election, right?
Your vote really matters.
And just to give you an example of kind of local issues, think about the Obama-era programs to turn the suburbs into Democratic enclaves, right?
Right now, suburbs mostly vote Republican.
He created all kinds of housing incentives to change the demographic composition of the suburbs.
And the only way to defeat that is through local municipal elections.
And very few people participate in them.
A lot of people don't know how people are taxed, right?
Like there's overlapping tax districts.
So in Texas, there's 12 of them.
So you have a flood district, a transportation district, a school district.
You have some cases, you have air quality districts and things like this.
Those all have the power to tax you.
Okay.
And I remember I went to a transportation district meeting and I showed up and they were meeting at a Denny's.
So you're going to be getting a new tax that radically changes the future of your county and someone's deciding it over a moons over my hammy with a sign of having a majority.
Pretty much.
And when I showed up, they were completely shocked.
I asked for my statutory three minutes of time to talk.
I was talking against adding a new train station in a community.
And they said, oh, well, nobody's come.
Just take 30 minutes as long as you want.
So I sat there and talked to them and I personally was able to stop the introduction of this train station just because I showed up and nobody ever shows up.
And you just don't realize how much power exists on these districts.
So there's all this local activity nobody knows about and they don't want you to know about it because actually they don't want you to show up.
They want the rich land developers and the rich people who are building rail lines to control all that.
They don't want it to be in your democratic control in your local community.
So they don't ever tell you about this stuff.
Well, and what's absolutely crazy to me too is that I think Primetime 99, he's reminded everyone that there even are city council meetings and that these things occur, right?
And he's done it by making a mockery of them and showing himself that these people literally do not care, that they are evil and that they don't want you around.
They've had to change city rules here and Plano and stuff, I believe, recently just to prevent him from speaking because they're so upset.
And it's like, okay, so he dresses up in a bathing suit and says he's a woman and it's a joke because that is a joke.
You don't want him to talk.
But if someone literally thinks they're a woman, that's a man, then that's okay.
And you know the intentions of the heart because you're God.
And you know what?
I think primetime Alex Stein is a woman if he wants to be.
Okay.
Go ahead.
He wants to be.
If your son can be a woman, and if you know, if you can say that that's true, then why can't he even be for a moment a woman and prove that these city council meetings are bullshit?
They're full of crap and the cities do not care about us.
And this is why I want to talk to you about this.
This is another problem I think that conservatives have because they've been fooled into thinking that democratic processes are how the government is controlled.
And it's actually not true, right?
They give you the illusion of democratic control.
You have the control to put people in there that are more or less conservative, more or less aligned with their values.
But once they get in there, the democratic mechanisms to hold them accountable are pretty slim.
So you have to ask yourself, what are the means of power that you can exercise against elected officials?
Well, you've identified one.
They love their reputations and they don't like it ridiculous.
That's very important to them.
They love their donor class.
And anytime you can split them from their donor class, you're going to get their attention.
They're going to do what you want, right?
They don't like to be alienated from big voter bases that keep them in power.
Your ability to do that and deliver votes matters.
So you have to think a little bit differently.
And I think sometimes by showing up to these meetings, we're almost legitimizing a process that's not really helping.
To exercise power, you have to be able to remove people from office.
That's the only power that matters to them.
So the ground root, the grassroots ground game that you'll see like a precinct chair, if you really want to exercise political power, call your Republican precinct chair and ask them how you can affect campaigns.
And you will have a huge impact on local politics.
That's absolutely true.
And I want to talk about what's happening from a micro to a macro level with this move towards planned famines.
And the reason why we're going to talk about this is because the same groups that did, you know, well, we're not going to get into the pandemic stuff, but pre-2020 were doing pandemic games and talking about the predictions of what if there was a big pandemic coming.
And then crazy, whether you believe it was real or not, a pandemic was at least manufactured to a level to the response was right to it.
So even if it was as big or not as big as you think, the response was massive.
It was cataclysmic and the effects on people's lives were very real.
And most of you guys watching or listening, reminding me that this is an audio-only podcast that you can download anywhere.
You can get audio podcasts.
But most importantly, as you watch and you listen, everybody was affected, right?
This is, this is, there's nobody whose lives were not, uh, who were left untouched, right?
I mean, the pandemic was Biden to young child level touching.
I mean, sniffing, caressing, perhaps more.
We've all been violated by the Biden 19, which is a number even smaller than the amount of children he's violated.
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So guys, let's talk about this.
We're jumping into this.
Famines are a real concern for Americans.
This is true.
Uh, even China is using propaganda recently to explain how food scarcity is a real problem.
In the United States, it's up to like 20 million people or more actually already don't have access to healthy food and are already in some sort of a calorie um deficit in terms of quality calories.
But it's crazy that you know the number one thing that a lot of poor people suffer with is obesity.
It's the number one health problem in America.
But there's an issue that is now facing all of Americans, whether you have the money or not.
It started nearly two years ago, where we had a massive influx of food That was wasted.
And we're going to talk about the incoming, the incoming famines that are planned by the people who said the pandemic was coming, say there are going to be massive food shortages.
Now, if you already want to say, I don't think famines are going to happen, remember, they said this is a 10-year plan to 2030.
And they predicted by 2023 that food might be up as high as 400%.
We're already seeing food up 20 to 40% on many major ticket items in just two years.
But their goal is by 2030, if they can't get it each year, up to 400% to where food becomes a luxury.
If you guys don't remember, just a couple of years ago before the pandemic, we were talking about how they wanted to make beef a luxury and not a commodity.
And I was wrong.
I went, I don't know how they're going to do that.
They have to call a lot of cows in order to make that happen.
I'm here to tell you today, it is 2022.
We are in May, and it is now beef is a luxury.
I don't know if you live, you make any natural income.
I was looking in the Bay Area.
The average house price was $1.6 million with the average house income at $74,000.
Not only is housing not a human right, not only is homeownership not access and is a luxury, but now eating beef, if you're making $74,000, house prices are that high, your rent's at a point.
You cannot afford to eat that kind of meat.
That's right.
And that's their plan.
They're getting it already.
You better be aware.
If it's already working, it is coming.
No question.
I mean, we talk about the trans issue.
We talk about food.
We talk about the border issue.
We talk about Ukraine.
It's actually all one big issue.
And what it is, is there's an attempt to break the back of Western powers.
Now, they outsourced all of our manufacturing to China, right?
That was done in the 80s and the early 90s.
And now they're trying to outsource all food production out of this country.
So we just signed a giant treaty with Namibia to import millions of pounds of Namibian beef from Africa.
Why?
When we're a domestic beef exporter, they're literally trying to destroy the beef industry in this country and put producers out of business.
And I know because I grew up on a farm and a ranch here in Texas, and I know that Texas ranchers are being told to cull 10% of their herds in a time when beef prices are the highest they've been since the Civil War.
So there's definitely a plan to do this.
They want food production outside the United States.
They want domestic manufacturing outside the United States.
So we're dependent on foreigners for these goods.
And that brings America to heal and allows the globalists to control this country.
Yeah, that's what they need.
They need international trade because then they can stop supply chains, as you've seen, and they can shut you off.
And with that case, and you can't barter and you can't trade, you need to use a universal global currency that they're looking for in order to bring in goods.
And you have to be subject to what they want you to do.
And we know that as an example from the recent White House correspondence dinner, that Biden made a very important point where he said, and I am shame on these people, even some of these people being colleagues and friends.
I find myself more and more isolated every day.
He goes, it's funny because you got to thank everyone in this room.
These are all the media, even from Fox News to CNN, because everybody is not only vaccinated, but boosted and showed a negative test to get in here.
And everyone laughed and clapped.
As in, okay, just because someone believes something different politically, in order to be a part of the club, to be in the group, you've got to do what they ask you to do.
And so don't be deceived because someone works for Fox.
Fox requires you to be boosted and vaccinated too, even to get into their building so much to a point that I believe that's part of the reason why Tucker doesn't film in Fox Studios anymore and he films in Florida and why he invites his guests there because most of his guests could not get into Fox Studios because they're not vaccinated.
But they proved from that one statement: look, it doesn't matter where you fall on the diametric spectrum of politics.
Everybody's playing by the rules.
Get in line and realize all the information, everything you get, are by people who are rule followers that we set arbitrarily.
And so that's where this is too.
They want to get everybody else to be in that same game.
You've got to submit.
You've got to follow.
And the moment you step out of line, it's not that we're going to deny you dinner at the White House correspondence dinner, but we're going to deny you dinner in your own home.
Yes.
And that's the point.
And this is why when COVID struck, COVID was about a much bigger plan about policing and control, causing everyone.
This is the key thing that first happened to do what?
What is the first thing that happened?
They stopped going out to eat.
They stopped going shopping and they stopped everything.
This was the beginning of the supply chain fiasco that we cannot fix right now because Peepee, Mr. Pee-Pebut, in his weird maternity photos, very, very, very, it's like, you just be gay, but don't be that kind of gay.
Like I just, if you're going to be gay, marry a man, but don't be like, right.
Don't be like where I can use gay as a pejorative.
Like, bro, that's gay.
Yeah, you're right.
He is.
He's, he's the bad kind of gay.
He is.
You know, I think, I think Dave Rubin is like the good, good kind of gay, right?
He's, he's relatively normal.
You can, you can, he's not flaming.
But people are like pretty upset with him about the whole hunting the wombs thing.
I think so too.
Rightly so.
And I was surprised at the people that approved of it.
That was weird, right?
Yes.
Because, and you know, and I like what Chad Prayer said where he goes, like, I've never agreed with anyone that I know, 110%.
And I don't agree with most people in this country on a lot.
And I've disagreed vehemently with Dave on that matter too, thinking that was completely wrong.
And it was abuse on the children, but I still know him and he's a colleague.
And there's a lot of people here that disagree with me too.
I mean, believe me, I'd be fired if the people who worked here had like, you know, if you could only be a host here if everyone agreed with all your personal choices and views, then I would be fired too.
But yeah, but I really was shocked.
Not that like a gay Jewish guy that's an atheist would do something like that, because that's actually not surprising.
People don't understand.
It's not like he's a Christian and like he's like violating the Bible.
So there is that understanding of like, yes, there's a moral disconnect of not fully being aware probably of what he's doing that you can make an excuse for.
But if you do know what he's doing, then you don't need to accept it.
Even if he's your friend, you can still tell someone, you know, I still love you as a person, but what you're doing is wrong.
And I didn't get why a bunch of these, especially conservatives, why they, like, of all people, they weren't willing to say that.
Because I know, because it was hard to say, because I think it's like, because it's hard to say the truth about people you love.
And I think that's what it was, is that they, they, they have that, that misconstrued love that a lot of people have, where it's like, loving someone is being quiet.
No, it's not.
It's being honest with them about the truth.
Yeah.
And I watch this show all the time, but look, this stuff should not be promoted to children.
And children should be adopted into heterosexual families, right?
The only time when that should not be true is if there's no other families to adopt them into, right?
And to make that a choice is just something we shouldn't accept as a society.
And even Dave Rubin admitted he doesn't know how to refute that.
He doesn't know how to address that when he's asked about it.
He just doesn't know how that works out.
But this is also all part of another, I think surrogacy is actually going to be a big problem in the future, even among heterosexuals.
You know why?
Because family courts are so bad.
So many men are refusing to marry, but they're going to want to have children.
I think they're going to use surrogates because then that's a child that can't be taken away from you in a divorce court.
And I've heard so many men talk about this now.
It's in all of the dads' groups and all over the country that I talk to.
This is this is the strategy going forward.
Surrogacy will become very, very common.
And I think that was intended.
Yeah, I'm going to look this up right now.
I think it's Indian Doctor.
I just, you know, it's crazy though, Jeff.
People always ask how we get so much right on the show.
And I don't mean this in a boastful way.
I mean this like, and I go, I go, guys, it's not that I'm a psychic.
People go, like, about a year or no, maybe six months ago, I was on my other show that's on hiatus right now and was talking about how like they were going, well, what do you mean?
Don't you want, you know, this ability to develop or have people have kids and is surrogacy bad?
Because if we could find ways to, let's say, even take the, you know, discarded IVF embryos that are literal children and the fertilized ones, you know, that the actual embryo, and if we could like, you know, grow them in artificial wombs, wouldn't you want that?
And I go, well, I would love that if I love the idea of technology if it was used for good.
Unfortunately, it's mostly not.
And like, and then they're like, well, would the idea, don't you want artificial wounds?
I'm like, no, they're going to use them for transhumanism.
And people talked about wanting to try this.
And then this just came out yesterday that an Indian surgeon is planning a womb implant into trans-identified male.
So they're officially now at the surgical level bringing trans humanism into play into this birthing, birthing people, right?
As we call them.
So it's like, it's like, well, how'd you know that they were going to do this?
Because I've been reading papers about how they've been wanting to find a medical clearance to do this in the United States.
They didn't get it in the United States.
So do it in India.
And that's why I'm saying it's like, well, yeah, how'd you know six months ago this was going to become a thing?
Because literally go and read.
They tell you you can't not.
I mean, look at the election.
They wrote that whole piece at the end of how they fortified the election while denying that it was rigged because it wasn't rigged.
It was fortified.
We changed the wording.
And it was like, well, why would they write an article and admit they did this?
Because they're humans.
They can't shut up.
That's the biggest problem with everyone I know.
They don't know how to shut up and like not boast about their wickedness.
And the Bible talks about the boasting of their ways.
And it even says it in, I think it's Psalms that the evil bluff their way through their plans.
Like they're just bluffing.
They're just like, yeah, we're going to try this.
And they're boasting and they're arrogant.
And it's like, dude, at some point, it's not a conspiracy.
You've got to learn to take the evil people at their word because they do not lie about their wickedness.
They do not.
They're arrogant in it.
And how many times have we not believed them and then it just came to pass?
Like, there's just too many, too many times that's happened.
Like, I remember, you know, we talked about Alex Jones.
I remember laughing at Alex Jones because he said that they were taking kids out of orphanages and underprivileged kids and homeless kids down to a Caribbean island for weird sexual rituals.
And then Epstein happens.
And they really were doing that.
Right.
And it really did involve British royalty.
Just like he said.
You know, how many times does this have to happen before we just go, okay, we should take these, at least we should take them as serious hypotheses, right?
Which are serious plans.
They might not be like, God might frustrate them.
If you don't realize, like, you still pray that God would frustrate the plans of the evil ones.
Yes.
So like he can't.
They're trying to do it.
They are trying to do it.
And this is one of the reasons with the trans issue that I think myself, Matt Walsh, and others have said, this is the hill to die on right now.
Because if this goes, if this goes through, the next step in transhumanism is unfettered.
There's nothing they can't do after that.
Everything becomes free to do to the human body and to children, and they'll do it in the womb.
They'll start modifying children in the womb.
Okay.
That's being talked about and there's science behind it.
And it's even been tested in animals.
Imagine like inhibiting SRY genes or whatever the expression, right?
Yes.
Having like pre pre-developmental restrictions of the development.
People don't know what that is.
By the way, a great argument.
Go look up SRY genes, have fun, and educate yourself in biology.
I did think it was crazy, though, like you said.
And I do want to bring this up as we talk about the famine stuff.
Is that it's like, yes, the pandemic is technically over, meaning like they've stopped using that as their number one advantage for what they're doing.
But you do need to realize in your own personal life that we were talking about for years.
And I've looked at our videos.
I've gone back to make sure that we've been credible.
We have been on the money with what was going on in the pandemic within the first two weeks.
We had been jumping on it.
And it was because you could tell their plans because they would discuss it, they would move on it.
And because they've been right, just remember this.
Just because their plan was Agenda 2020 and they had to move it to Agenda 2030, they accomplished Agenda 2020 by 2021.
So they were a year late, but this idea of controlling the means of production, of having this universal global trade, and now with Ukraine using this to sanction and control money and the movement of assets, this is going on.
And you have to realize, like you said, there is no end to what they will do.
I actually read this last night.
This is so crazy.
And I got to give a shout out to whoever refuted this.
Pam Keith, I mean, someone literally, this is what they're saying.
Said, I derive my stance on abortion from Jesus Christ.
Jesus believed that life begins at birth as the Jews of the time did.
He was really, you know, that they don't respect God because he did the lower his for Christ.
He was really specific about how we should treat each other and never once mentioned the unborn.
Not once.
As a Christian, I go with what Jesus said.
And then they're using Jesus as a justification for abortion and random Twitter commenter underneath.
Kudos to you for writing this underneath.
Like just absolutely amazing.
Let me go to this.
I found the best response.
Kimiko wrote Luke 1:41, 42.
And it came to pass that when Elizabeth heard this salutation of Mary, the babe leaped in her womb and Elizabeth was filled with the Holy Ghost.
And she spake out with a loud voice and said, Blessed art thou among women and blessed is the fruit of thy womb.
Okay.
Obviously, not the fruit of the loom because you're wearing get undertak.com promo code offensive boxers.
So we don't bless the fruit of the loom.
That's what it is.
He's called a babe.
Yeah, that's what he literally uses the phrase babe like a child in the womb.
Like these people are so freaking mentally deranged that they're like, they use they'll use in the end, they'll actually persecute you for not following Christ.
They'll behead you for not following Christ.
And that's really the justification for it.
But they're following the devil.
And so it's like, that's when you see they'll call good, evil, and evil good.
It's so insane, the warpedness.
And this is why I'm going to tell you this.
So in fact, do you guys know this?
In 2020, this was the start of where we were as a country.
We've gotten here fast, but 80 billion tons of food was wasted.
Okay, this is true.
80 billion tons.
Okay.
That's about half of what Lena Dunham eats in a day.
So we are getting into a very, very important factor here.
And it was wasted.
And I mean, genuinely, we just took this.
And this is a new theory that I've been working on, which is called like nodes of destruction.
And I'm developing this theory to where they've looked at where the wires are, the currents of stability.
And if any physicists out there or electricians would understand, there is a really interesting way, no matter how complicated a circuit is, that there is an intentional place where you can disrupt the current because the current is not constant per se when you disrupt it at a key point, whether it's a transistor or you do something that reverses the power, the energy.
And so they look and they go, well, where are the places in society that bring stability?
Where are the places we need to bring nodes of disruption?
Remember, a wire you don't need to cut 50 times.
You cut it once in the key place and it disrupts the entire system.
You take down the right power plant, you put in the right politician, and they are strategic.
And one of the things they know that everyone can agree on is we need food.
And in fact, it's one of the biggest sins is gluttony in our country.
80 billion tons of food wasted.
And don't let them fool you.
This is not typical, despite how they try to make it seem, okay?
Like this should set off some major alarms.
We're going to take a look at an article, especially one article here that is so absolutely important about this.
And I think I'm going to click on this.
Yeah.
So this is from the article here.
And I want to remind you that this was from Nutrition Connect, that food is wasted in America in 2020.
There's statistics and facts.
Let me zoom in here for my blind people out there that the RTS Food Waste in America 2020 guide presents clear and alarming statistics on the amount of food that was wasted in the U.S. each year, which have health, environmental, financial repercussions.
But there was 80 billion food.
40% of the U.S. supply was wasted.
So that's food storage, right?
Food can last for months in a freezer, et cetera.
$1,600 worth of produce per family is wasted as well.
But this is much higher than normal.
And if you can take it off my screen, I'm going to go to something really important.
So, this is the start of where the famines began.
And this is where we should open up our minds.
This is from The Guardian.
And this is where I said that they talk about this on their own websites about what was going on.
You can read the article, but I want to read it right from here.
So, here we go.
So, billions of dollars of worth of food is going to waste as growers and producers from California to Florida are facing massive surplus of highly perishable items.
By the way, nutritional items that we need for basic understanding.
As U.S. food banks handle record demand and grocery stores struggle to keep shelves stocked, farmers are dumping fresh milk and plowing vegetables back into the dirt as the shutdown of the food service industry has scrambled the supply chain.
And reminding you, this was from 2020.
So, this is April 9th.
Pay attention to the article time.
Roughly half the food grown in the U.S. was previously destined for restaurants, schools, stadiums, theme parks, and cruise ships.
And the impact could be up to $1.32 billion from March to May in farm losses alone, according to a National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition report.
So, right at the beginning of this, you ask yourself, what was the point of shutdowns?
If it wasn't to save lives, and they show you, I mean, there's been studies that have already come out.
Even the New York Times believe admitted that the shutdowns didn't do anything.
They actually might have killed more people than they saved.
They did kill more people.
And I say might just because we're on YouTube, but they did objectively kill more people.
They killed more people than they saved.
So why'd they do it?
Clearly, we have a lot of reasons why they did that, but we're focusing on this one.
You took the food and all the normal processing of everything we relied on that brought stability, you just cut it in half.
And to recover that does, I mean, it takes growing seasons.
It takes years of constancy.
We would have to be no global wars.
So it's funny that right as the pandemic is ending, what do we start with?
A global war.
Exactly what we needed to keep the food point disrupted, which we'll get into.
But this is a serious thing, Jeff.
I mean, again, we're talking about trans issues, masks, everything.
They're literally taking away our food supply.
Yeah.
So look, the mechanism that coordinates supply and demand is the pricing mechanism, right?
Tamper with the pricing mechanism and you kill people.
Well known.
There's no way to centrally plan this.
There's no way to know, like, this is a challenge that was made constantly by free market economists in the West to the Soviet Union.
Like, how much does bread actually cost in Kiev?
And the Russians could tell you because they set the price.
And they said, no, no, no.
We're going to go behind the alley, behind the bread shop, and see what people are actually paying for it.
And they could never predict those prices.
There's not enough computing power in the world to know what prices ought to be.
It's such a complicated problem.
So what they've done is in the intermediaries, they have created perverse financial incentives.
So how can it just listen to the Guardian article?
Look how illogical it is.
It says that they're facing, these growers are facing massive surpluses, but there's a massive surfeit in the grocery store.
Okay, that mismatch doesn't work.
The problem is that they've gone after, like, the first thing they did in COVID is they shut down all the beef processing plants.
Did you know that they shut down all the canneries as well during COVID?
Vegetable canneries.
So the vegetable canneries are not getting the vegetables in.
They're not buying them anymore because they were shut down.
And that created all these disruptions.
Milk was at the highest price in the history of America, even higher than the Civil War.
And they were dumping millions of gallons of milk into the drain because they couldn't ship it.
They couldn't find a buyer.
So the problem is not production.
The problem is not consumers.
The problem is that the government has intentionally disrupted the intermediaries, which get things to us.
Now, we ended food shortages in the United States after the Civil War by creating the commodities markets in this country.
So you buy, for example, pork bellies, you know, on the commodities markets, and those are settled in cash at 3 p.m. every day.
And if they don't settle in cash, people go to jail.
And it pretty much ended food shortages because logistic systems arose to transport these standardized goods.
All that has been destroyed since COVID.
And there's no way that a sophisticated food distribution system like that was disrupted.
It wasn't disrupted by massive wars like World War II, okay?
It was not disrupted.
In order for that to be done, it had to have been done by radical government action.
And they put those intermediaries out of business.
And you just can't get the food that's rotting in the field.
No, it's true.
And that's why I'm going to go through a couple of these things to explain what was going on.
So we also have, you know, that Biden's policies were actually considered to blame.
Remember, this was not an accident.
This was all intentional.
This is from their own article.
And I do want to just read this briefly to you guys here, that a recent report shows that 90% of small business owners are enduring supply chain.
This is 2021, by the way.
Skip ahead of December.
90% of small business owners are enduring supply chain disruptions.
To make matters worse, nearly 50% of small businesses have experienced product delivery delays from their suppliers.
And 25% of small businesses are experiencing slower delivery times to their customers.
One business owner, Jess Salters, founder of Salty's BBQ and Catering, said in the last several months that latex gloves needed for their business have gone up in price from $40 to $240 a box.
Okay, so if you want your prostate exam, this is a very expensive new thing.
There is no way that a small business can afford these price increases.
And they can't.
Without laying off workers or just passing the costs on to their consumers and driving even more price conscious customers away from local business, conglomerates continue to be prioritized in shipping and they are also able to withstand delays, temporary losses, or use other revenue streams to make up for supply chain shortages.
Mom and pop shops across the country lack the purchasing power, diversified supply networks, the pricing flexibility of the larger corporations, leaving them shorthanded and unable to compete, which is extremely important to see the reason why you have to talk about this.
It was not just culling and cutting down the supply chain of the food, but one of the best places that you need to do is to learn how to control food prices is to keep corporations that are subject to the government, that are internationally owned as the leaders and the distributors of supplies.
And the only way to do that is to shutter and to shut down small businesses.
I think it was like one out of three small businesses closed during the pandemic.
And it might have been more in certain industries.
But there was a reason why you could only go to Target and Walmart to get your groceries, but you couldn't go to any other store.
There was a reason why the grocery stores had lines out the side because you can only allow 20 people inside a small neighborhood grocery store.
But in Walmart, you can get a blowjob on top of some vegetables.
We saw videos of people acting wild inside of Walmarts.
I mean, you could do whatever you want.
It was a lawless land of freedom inside Walmart.
But, you know, God forbid you go into a farmer's market to actually get something that might be helpful for you.
I think it's important to remember that corporations like Amazon were funded by InQTEL, the CIA's venture capital fund.
These companies are picked.
We don't have a meritocracy in our economy.
These companies were picked and they're intentionally monopolizing both the supplier and the consumer side.
And the idea is to vertically integrate the entire food chain.
And they haven't even been secret about this.
Thomas Friedman in the New York Times wrote a long time ago that China's food production model and China's industrial production model is the future for America.
And that's what they're planning, a completely vertically integrated monopoly system that can be totally controlled by the government.
Right.
And I think Baby J-Moo here, Josiah M, said, small businesses were destroyed during the pandemic in quotes.
And I think we have to always put the pandemic in quotes too, just like a girl for trans people.
It's just the pandemic.
When the government forcibly shut down Americans' businesses, people are still afflicted by that.
That takes priority over anything in Ukraine.
Why does our government value Ukrainians' well-being more than Americans?
And I got to tell you this, this is going to be shocking to people.
A lot of the small businesses you know today are still barely running because of EIDL money, which is a loan.
They're running from actual loan money that they have to pay back starting in 2024, and they keep extending it six months.
So, if there was no EIDL, which actually did hurt the economy and hurt them long term, we will see possibly up to half of small businesses possibly that will either begin to shut down or minimize operations or have to lay off workers by 2024 when they can't pay back these loans that have $2,000 to $10,000 to $25,000 a month or more payments back to the government.
And when the government can't replenish that, then they're going to have to print more money and we're going to see our currency deflated again and the inflation rise in our nation.
I think Fed rates are like 5.27% or something crazy.
I mean, the cataclysmic effect will not be felt fully until 2024.
And that's why we don't know if the recession is going to hit at the end of 2023 or before.
But this is part of the plan.
By 2025, they want us to have gone through a depression or a recession and they want to shut down up to half of small businesses.
And they talk about this in the plan.
They do.
Yeah, the whole concept here is that you put these small businesses out of business.
The larger conglomerates come in and buy up their assets.
And again, encourages monopolization.
And it also prohibits entry, right?
It's very difficult to start a business against these conglomerates.
But, you know, don't knock also that they may keep some of these businesses around.
You may be able to keep your small business operating.
If you take the actions that the government wants, it'll continue to forgive the loan.
So it's another behavioral way to control business.
Yeah, that is the interesting thing, too.
It's like, yeah, you, and they might even, they might even, they might even give you like partly, I would say they might even like take away your student loans.
Yeah.
But you've got to, again, fall in line.
They're not going to give you.
Listen, this has been done at the county level.
We talked about the county level, how we're ruled by counties.
When the government distributed all this aid money to counties during COVID, item number 40, I believe, in the package said that if you accept this money, you have to follow all federal regulations.
And listen to this, all executive orders from the federal government.
So counties were not obligated to follow federal executive orders, but any county that took that aid money is now forever obligated to follow executive orders from the president as though they were an organ of the federal government.
So there's an attempt to use this kind of money to federalize every government institution in the country.
That's another form of monopolization that's going on.
There won't be local law enforcement.
There won't be a county sheriff.
There'll just be police organizations which are accountable only to the federal government and their rules.
Your county government will follow the federal rules.
There'll probably be agencies created just to tell counties what to do.
And the local control that is our only means right now of resistance will be taken away from us.
Yeah, one thing I noticed weird about the anti-abortion protests in LA, did you notice that the cars that were arresting people were Homeland Security?
Yes.
That it wasn't LAPD because LAPD can't control the city.
They're having a problem.
And so they're relying on Homeland Security.
And I mean, even look at our own state too.
I mean, here in our country, we can't keep up with the crime.
And so it's like, what do we need?
The federalization of police.
And it does, it is kind of crazy, guys, that this is America now where we forcibly shut down your business.
If you can go to my screen, reminding you from the New York Times, this is a they struggle.
I can't keep doing this.
Small business owners are giving up.
More owners are permanently shutting down their doors after new lockdown orders, realizing that there may be no end in sight.
But we're doing that at the same time that you can't get supplies because the Secretary of Transportation is busy having poop sex or anal sex.
And if you ask our leaders what's going on, he actually responds like this.
Let's watch video three with Biden.
We're going to seize their yachts, their luxury homes, and all the government-gotten gains of Putin's kleptocracy.
Yeah.
Kleptocracy, the guys who are in the kleptocracy.
I've never seen someone have a stroke on the internet live.
This is so embarrassing for this country.
It's just unbelievable.
Can you imagine a French statesman just looking at this and going, how did Americans elect this man?
Did they?
I'd be asking it, like, maybe the Capitol rioters were have to believe that this man did not get more votes than Barack Obama.
There's just, it's, it's, well, yeah, dude, the fact that we have to forcibly say that he's the most popular president in U.S. history is like.
I think when you just put it down, like Mike Cernovich is always writing, dude, 81 million votes.
Like, you know, this guy got more votes than Obama.
Like, are you kidding me?
It's not believable.
I mean, he probably did, but where did they come from is the better question.
And so it's like with the forced mail-in voting, you know, even now the leaks from the Supreme Court, we've never had this in the history of the Supreme Court.
I mean, this is a coup taking place in our nation.
It is the deepest parts of the state that are letting us know they're in control, that we are not in control of our country.
Oh, yes, that's true.
This is not even a, oh, I love Washington Post.
Like, democracy dies in darkness.
Literally the most slap in the face thing.
You know, Washington Post, what do we do when a billionaire controls a means of communication, aka owned by Jeff Bezos?
Yes.
And guys, here, and slightly offensive, we've come up with a new name for this regime.
It's the Abra Cadabra administration.
Abra Cadabra.
Yeah.
We're kind of Abra because food processing plants are disappearing all across the country.
This is the Abra Cadabra.
And this is actually a list of food plants that have had fires.
An airplane even crashed into one in Idaho.
Boiler explosions.
And this is just recently, by the way, we've had many more happening just in the last week.
Food plants suddenly across the country, food processing plants are all being systematically, accidentally, I should say, destroyed.
Almost like the election where every piece fell into place.
Suddenly, this is the new thing.
We can't actually produce food or process it because the plants are inoperable.
And I don't know if you've seen this as an actual problem.
Oh, I've seen it.
Actually, I believe two plants had airplanes crash into them, which I think is statistically highly improbable, just completely unbelievable.
You see these patterns all the time.
This is a planned takedown of the most prosperous economy in the world.
And they're going after the intermediaries, the food, the canners, beef processing plants, produce processing plants, frozen meal processing plants.
Those are the ones that they're going after.
Yeah, and they're specifically, yeah, like I've seen a lot of, a lot of meat and a lot of important ones.
And also, too, like, you notice in a time where we have like literal shortages and actually issues, countries like the UK are rewarding early retirement for farmers.
Did you see this?
This is absolutely crazy.
There he is having a good time spraying pesticides and poison on our food.
But this is actually true here.
The older farmers in England will be paid to retire under UK government scheme to bring new blood into the trade, they say.
But Mr. Eustace says the EU's grant systems encourages some farmers to coast, to take no risks and to hold onto their land in order to collect the subsidy, hence the need for help for older farmers to move on.
At the Oxford Farming Conference earlier this year, Mr. Eustace said some veteran farmers were standing in the way of change and coasting along the state subsidies.
What changes that is?
He goes, I understand that the burden of expectation that can exist to loyally continue the family tradition of farming and how this sometimes stands in the way of change.
Farmers that learn how to just create farms.
This is a UK site, BBC, so that's why it's formatted poorly.
It's sort of like their teeth.
It's just a little bit off.
It's a little bit crooked.
But it's also said, he said that a fresh perspective can make a world of difference.
New entrants are the lifeblood and vibrant industry and farming is no exception.
A spokesperson told the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs told the BBC that there's evidence that farmers who wish to leave farming can find it difficult to generate capital to do so.
So a lump sum payment could help contribute to the cost of moving somewhere new or moving into an alternative sector.
And so it is kind of interesting.
It's like, okay, let's reward retirement because they sell their land and we open it up to new people.
Like, as if what's the risk that could take that we're now asking people who know how to farm, who know how to farm through constancy, who even know tools before it was automated.
This is the key thing.
They don't want people who know manual farming.
They want people who are only reliant on computers and modern mass formation farming to be in control so that they can control it and generate it by computers.
And new farmers, by the way, don't own the land.
The land has been owned by the government and it's like sharecropping.
We're back to this relying on the government and they can shut down the food.
They can force you again, the subsidies are so they can force you to stop farming when they want to.
It's so insane when you look at this, and it's happening in every single country around the world.
Specifically, though, only in the West, I would say, in the West, they're making us less and less dependent on our own resources.
Why?
Why are they doing this all at the same time?
You've got to ask yourself the question.
Yeah, and it's an obvious question.
It was a question that was asked when manufacturing was moved out.
And a lot of conservatives said, Well, my free market, right?
It's cheaper to produce there compared to advantage and all that.
Well, you know what?
There are some values which are not monetary.
They're not material.
Some values, like the ability to defend your borders, the ability to have an industrial capacity to feed your people, are values that are higher than making money or financial values.
So we have to recognize that it's a valid economic choice to protect certain industries, right?
But it's clear what's going on in the United Kingdom.
You know, I lived there for a couple of years.
For a long time, the EU has been pushing the UK towards what they call sustainable farming, which means reducing farming yields.
I mean, it's to the point in Ireland where they send up drones and they have software AI systems that count sheep in farmers in farmers' fields.
And if they have too many sheep, they fine them.
If they're raising too much food, they fine them, right?
That's the system that they want the UK to adopt.
It's one of the reasons the UK left the European Union because they want to be able to run their fisheries and their farming the way they want.
But here you see that even after they've left the EU, the EU's pernicious influence in the civil service of the British government, which is like our agencies in the U.S., in their civil service, is so powerful.
It's still doing it.
Oh, and I and I've seen that too because, by the way, I don't know if you saw that picture of our world leaders, how short they all are.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Did you see that?
Again, physiognomy is real.
Yeah, I can find that real fast.
And they don't have children.
No, yeah, it's well, I'll find it later.
I'll just add it in post.
But it was just a picture that I saw that was so amazing that showed that they're like 5'4 to 5'7.
Yes.
And that we have all these little midgets like running around and controlling us in this life.
And that's totally fine.
No problem to short people.
Short people are humans too.
They're half of them, but they're some are.
Yeah.
Short people matter.
No, no, but I was gonna say, it's crazy that, like, yeah, we don't even have like typical leaders like the past where they were strong and they were mighty and they were bold.
We have people who are just small and they're frail.
And I didn't know Boris Johnson's 5'9.
Oh, yeah, he's a little guy.
And they're all, I think they're all picked as administrators who are malleable to the will of the civil service in the UK.
That's what that's who gets picked.
Do you know the head of the EU is 5'4?
Yeah, I've seen people.
Oh, I look, I win.
I mean, I don't care.
We got short people in the room, but hey, you know what?
Right before COVID, I went to the EU parliament building and almost everyone in there is like that.
I know, but I just want to say, like, you know, because Trump was like 6'4, right?
Even the Dutch members, which are the tallest people in the world, even the Dutch members of the EU parliament are short.
It's crazy.
Because remember, Saul in the Bible, the king, he was like chosen because he was tall and mighty and he was like bold and that was a big thing.
And then we get Kim Jong-un and is the same leader of North Korea.
Kim Jong-un is 5'4, and the leader of the EU is 5'4.
Literally, we need them to stand on each other's shoulders just to exist.
Unless you doubt the kind of symbolism and the way they talk to each other and tell people what they're doing, when you look at the EU building as you go along the river, it looks like a painting of the Tower of Babel, a famous painting, medieval painting of the Tower of Babel.
And actually, when you go into the building, that painting of the Tower of Babel is on the wall.
Really?
Yeah.
They're not even hiding what they're trying to do.
Like, it's completely obvious.
Well, let's want to look at a couple of these things just to show you.
These are some further support.
We're going to play a couple of these things really quickly.
The war in Ukraine is the other part because it is the breadbasket of Europe and it is the wheat fields, amongst many of the other problems that this war brings.
And it looks like Russia probably will win, except for the United States being retarded.
Admitted, by the way, they're trying to get us into war that we helped sink the Moskva, I think it's called Moskva?
Yes.
We helped sink their number one cruiser in the Black Sea.
And we also find out, too, we helped bring down a bunch of their transport planes.
The U.S. is leaking information.
Wal Pelosi and Schiff stand with Zelensky in Poland and say we stand for them.
They want us to go to war with them because they want to create more instability in the world.
But look at this.
I mean, we have this video number four.
Let's watch this.
Odessa's port is closed, which has cut off one of the world's largest exporters of food.
Ukraine, the size of Texas, is number four in corn and wheat, number one in sunflower oil.
David Beasley told us half the wheat the world food program needs worldwide is stuck in Ukraine.
It's already creating havoc for the poorest of the poor around the world.
But this is going to affect not just the poorest of the poor.
It's going to affect everybody.
Yeah, and I don't even need to talk about that.
That's important.
If you go to my screen here, too, at the same time in France, they suddenly have a bird flu that has broken out where they've had to take out all of their poultry and their food.
They killed and killed 16 million birds in the flu outbreak.
And on top of that, with China, there are people literally begging for food because they're also experiencing famine in China.
There's huge issues.
If people don't know, there's even massive floods.
I think the U.S. caused them, by the way.
I think that that's what Trump said.
I think we seeded their clouds.
I think we caused massive rain that happened in their country for so long that we flooded their farmlands as punishment.
I think that's why they subjected themselves to us.
It appears that's what we did.
And if you don't understand what climate terrorism is, we definitely did that.
I mean, Trump was going to, we saw he was going to launch missiles into Mexico.
That was really cool, by the way.
He was going to bomb the fentanyl factories, the illegal drug labs.
And everyone's mad about them when we lost like, what, 100,000 people last year to drug overdoses?
Trump literally wanted to use weapons to save American lives.
And people in the country are mad about that, the establishment.
But if we use American missiles to save Ukrainian lives or to start a world war, Russia, that's totally cool and okay.
We celebrate the taking down of Russian warships for what?
To save thousands of Ukrainians, but to save 100,000 Americans.
We wouldn't want that because that could actually help our domestic product production.
And Trump knew that.
And so people say, did Trump really seed the clowns and flood China?
I'd say there's a high probability he could have done that.
Why?
Because six months before their famine started, he said that we're going to find a way for China to pay and they're going to be ordering our food and they're going to be taking our supplies and they're going to pay for what they've done to us.
Suddenly, six months later, biggest famine of a lifetime due to unnatural flooding, unnatural rain that they blame on us.
And then suddenly now they're relying on us.
But hey, now that we're not shipping, Ukraine's not shipping.
China's in a bad position.
Let's look at video number five.
So these are just people literally fighting over food.
And this is partly because of the lockdowns as well.
But it is crazy just to see people so desperate in China.
I'm actually scared what's going on in China.
That's crazy crap.
You're right.
And remember, this is what they said was the model for the United States.
It was a Beijing model, right?
Yes.
Yeah, it's actually, and I have an article here that I just want to bring up about the famine in China.
Yeah, they are literally fighting.
I'm watching videos and fighting for food in grocery stores.
And if you look at this from CNN World, the most reliable news source in America, it's on its way out.
Hunger and anger in Shanghai unending lockdown nightmare when a 73-year-old father raised concern about a shrinking food supply late last week.
The catastrophe brought Shanghai citywide COVID lockdown suddenly hit home.
We will be running out in a few days if no government handouts soon.
He messaged me Thursday.
That's where they want to take this.
That's right.
That the government decides when you get food because there's no quicker way to bring someone to their knees.
Well, Kamala Harris has other ways to bring to her knees, but most of us, there's no quicker way than to say, you literally cannot eat if you, and that's the desperation, unless we give it to you.
So do what we say or you cannot eat.
And they say that the authorities' acknowledgement that the government admits that the food shortages in this article have been largely a man-made disaster owing to a lack of planning.
And despite official pledges, the government always says, we'll feed you.
Don't worry.
Listen to us and we'll feed you.
Government handouts have been unreliable in many parts of the city, including my father's apartment complex in northeastern Shanghai filled with retirees like him.
Notice this isn't the retired in the old people district.
They're taking them away, just like who this pandemic killed.
Right.
It's all population control.
The elderly crowd had mostly failed to secure supplies through online bulk purchases, practically the only way to buy anything in Shanghai at the moment.
And I don't know if this is ringing any bells for you guys, but this is kind of like when COVID hit and they said that you can't go out and make any money, but they'll give you $600.
Yet despite the government's help, most Americans are still in crisis from the shutdown.
And we're spending more than $600 a year.
It's about $5,000 per family now that we're spending extra.
They gave you $1,800.
Congratulations.
You're spending triple that in just one year to survive, which would tell Americans to get the government out of your life.
Like this shouldn't say nothing else.
And, you know, we still take a look at the pro-choice rights that are happening in D.C. We're finding communist flags being raised around.
And this is what people want in our country.
This is what they are asking for.
They want you to not be able to eat unless you submit.
And believe me, we can get there.
And we are on our way there.
Oh, it's, it's, look, it's happened in China.
I mean, people should Google the Great Leap Forward, Mao's Great Leap Forward, in which he shifted the entire economy in a planned way towards heavy manufacturing and starved between, depending on who you asked, between 40 and 60 million people to death.
It can happen very, very quickly because the economic structures that get food to your table are very sensitive to prices and incentives.
And if the government interrupts those and messes with those, it has unpredictable results and almost always disastrous results.
But they know that.
They absolutely know this, right?
They know these disruptions are going to cause food shortages and ultimately deaths.
There's no question.
These are some of the best economists in the world.
They know this, right?
The idea is to bring you to heal.
You know, we talk about the stupid COVID regulations, the masking that we all knew didn't work and so forth.
Sol Shenitsen in the Gulag Archipelago writes that in Soviet Russia, they would make you follow rules that you knew were stupid or publicly assent to things that you knew weren't true.
And it wasn't that they wanted you to believe they were true.
They wanted to humiliate you and make you do things that you knew were wrong or were not true, assent to things that were not true because it would humiliate you and accustom you to do what they told you to do, even if it would kill you.
Right.
And I think what's so crazy, guys, is that this is where it is.
This is where it focuses, where it mixes.
And this is where we are at as conditioning us.
Exactly.
It's a serious threat.
And this is what people don't realize.
The whole reason, the whole reason why people are justifying Ukraine fighting back against Russia is because, oh, because Russia starved them and killed a bunch of Ukrainians, which is actually why the breadbasket, they actually took control of production and began to create their own products.
It's the most fertile farmland in the world.
I don't think people know that.
Yeah.
You can grow more.
That's crazy.
You can grow more wheat per hectare in the Ukraine than anywhere in the world.
The only other place that's close to it is Zimbabwe.
And they're not doing so.
Yeah.
But that's the point.
Why is the places that can create food being made politically instable?
Zimbabwe is an excellent example.
When it was Rhodesia, it was a food exporting country and fed half of Africa.
Once the government took over and interrupted the pricing mechanisms for intermediaries, suddenly the UN is having to send them food aid and they're literally starving on top of the most fertile farmland in the world.
It's ridiculous, guys.
And this should be a very serious warning for starvation and famine.
And ask yourself the question: what are Americans fighting for?
The devil given right is given the right to murder your offspring.
And that is absolutely correct.
And I don't think that the virtue signaling is going to hold up on this one.
Women are begging the Chinese government for food for their babies.
I just saw today that even formula is now, we don't have any formula in our country.
And, you know, meanwhile, we are waving their flag, the communist flag, the Chinese flag at our protests, because we want to kill our children.
Literally, we're not even like waving their flag to starve our children.
We're like, we want to kill our babies.
And communism is the way to do it.
And this is the irony that is completely lost on people.
I'm not entirely sure, but our land needs healing.
Our land needs a great awakening.
And maybe Ukraine is the best place for the wheat to grow per hectare.
But like the Bible says about separating the wheat from the chaff, right?
This is the greatest nation for the place for spiritual healing to begin and to start and for the wheat to really rise up and the spiritual provision.
And so 2 Chronicles 7, 14 says that if my people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven and I will forgive their sin and heal their land.
Amen.
We are so close to having our land healed.
And I truly believe that we need to repent.
We need to pray and we need to trust God and myself included, who struggles with growing up in the same corrupt world and has had my own problems.
But America truly does still have a fighting chance against the regime and the new world order.
And we need to keep that close to our hearts.
We need to understand the truth about this and we need to continue to fight for the rights of not only the unborn, but also for the living by fighting against the new world order.
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