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May 24, 2022 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
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Situation Update, May 24, 2022 - An empire that can't feed its babies is an empire in COLLAPSE
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Welcome to Situation Update Tuesday, May 24th, 2022, May 24th.
Mike Adams here.
I'm laughing already, just thinking about what I'm about to share with you because it's all become so incredibly stupid.
Here's a headline from Involve.com.
The National Science Teachers Association, okay, this is science teachers, just banned the use of the words mother, father, man, and woman because these words are oppressive.
So this is the new science, which is kind of like the new medicine, where you're not allowed to describe anything the way it is.
You have to live in an imaginary fairytale world.
But seriously, the NSTA, National Science Teachers Association, has just put out a new guide called the Gender Inclusive Biology, a Framework in Action.
It should be called gender-inclusive biology, a framework in stupidity because it contradicts biology.
I mean, look, either biology is real and it counts or none of it counts.
For example, you can't say, oh, we're going to pretend that this biological male is a champion swimmer on the women's swimming team.
We're just going to pretend about that biology, but also I need blood pressure medication To control my blood pressure.
Well, wait a second.
I thought you said biology didn't count.
When you're talking about the women's swimming team, if a man can become a woman, surely you can lower your blood pressure just by self-identifying as a low blood pressure person.
Why does biology suddenly count when it comes to your blood pressure?
So the National Science Teachers Association, which...
Obviously has been overtaken by idiotic libtards, woke-tard science teachers.
I mean, oh my goodness, I can't wait till they get to the part about physics and Newton's laws of motion and everything.
What's that going to be, you know?
Can't have that now because Newton was a man.
Mothers are now referred to as, quote, persons with ovaries.
Well, wait a second.
I thought they said men can get pregnant.
Well, would that mean that men have ovaries, too, according to these same people?
So how can they say a mother is a person with ovaries?
If a man can give birth to a baby, surely a mother can have testes, according to that.
I mean, right?
It gets just completely insane.
They say it is oppressive to confirm someone's gender, and they say that it's bad when there is, quote, sex verification in sports.
You know, so that men can just take over all the women's teams.
And then, you know, women are completely displaced in sports because at that point it's all men pretending to be women.
It's like big hairy men with stinky armpits and everything wearing wigs and skirts and saying, I'm going to compete on a women's volleyball team.
And it's like, give me the gold, you know?
Really?
We don't need sex verification.
We know you're a man.
Get off the women's court!
You crazy psycho.
Unbelievable.
So the way all this is going, you know what science class is going to be like in a couple more years.
We don't stop this insanity.
You know, your kid will be in, I don't know, sixth grade class or something.
Question.
What do you call a human being with XX chromosomes who just gave birth to an infant human being?
A mother?
The correct answer is a birthing person.
We don't use terms like mother and father because that's oppressive.
Question.
What do you call a human being with XY chromosomes who forms a parental partnership with an XX chromosomal human and commits to help raise a child?
A father?
The correct answer is a white supremacist extremist.
Because everybody knows only white fathers stick around, right?
Oh, that one hurt.
I know.
Bad joke.
Okay.
Question.
What do you call a human being with a penis and a scrotum who also produces sperm?
A man?
The correct answer is woman of the year and women's swimming team champion.
Question.
What do you call a pedophile groomer who wants to sexually molest large groups of children?
A pervert?
The correct answer is a public school teacher and soon-to-be school counselor.
Oh, my God!
It gets worse.
Question.
For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
So for every gender, what is there also?
An equal and opposite gender?
The correct answer is 97 make-believe genders.
Get with the program.
I mean, in every area of science, you can see where this is going.
Question.
If the primary driver of Earth's climate is solar radiation, then the primary cause of planetary warming would be what?
Sun cycles?
The correct answer is you.
It's your fault for living and breathing.
You're a carbon-based life form.
Carbon is the problem.
Hurry up and die.
Like, that's the message from science now.
It's completely insane.
We've lost...
I mean, the whole institution of science has collapsed.
And we saw this with COVID. Now we're seeing it with the, quote, teaching of science, which has nothing to do with science.
But on a serious note now, and I'm serious about this, I kind of asked this earlier, if biology doesn't matter, why does anybody need to go to, let's say, the emergency room?
Why does anybody need to have, I don't know, an appendectomy?
You know, an emergency appendectomy.
Your appendix is all inflamed and it's about to burst and you're like, oh my god, it hurts!
Take it out!
And, you know, you go in and do emergency surgery.
Why can't the ER room just say, welcome to the ER room, you should just self-identify as someone who does not have an appendix, and it would be gone.
Just like if you can self-identify as someone who doesn't have ovaries or male reproductive organs or what have you, why can't you pretend to not have an appendix any longer?
Or again, why do you need pharmaceuticals?
Especially think about the depression drugs, you know, the antidepressants and all the psychotropic drugs.
I mean, if there was something that should be subject to wishful thinking, it would be antidepressant drugs.
You know, you go to the doctor, I'm depressed, give me some more drugs.
I don't even know the names of the drugs anymore.
What are the antidepressant drugs?
Whatever they are.
And the doctor says, oh, welcome to the transmedical clinic.
We don't prescribe actual molecules.
We just tell you to self-identify as someone who's no longer depressed.
Go ahead.
And that's your prescription.
Self-identify, no longer depressed.
Got it.
Thank you.
Oh, Prozac.
That's the one I was thinking.
Prozac.
But I guess that's the old drug.
They probably have like 15 new antidepressants now.
But, you know, if you rolled in, you have high blood pressure?
No problem.
Just self-identify as having lower blood pressure.
High cholesterol?
You don't need statin drugs.
You see my point?
Why are these same lunatics who are saying that biology doesn't matter?
Why are they saying, but you need to take this vaccine?
And you need to take these statin drugs, and you need to take these blood pressure drugs.
So if biology doesn't matter, how does infectious disease work?
Why was COVID a problem if biology doesn't matter?
Why do you need a vaccine at all?
Why can't you just self-identify as someone with a fully developed immune system against SARS-CoV-2?
Just wish it, and it will happen.
And actually, by the way, there is some mind-body-medicine truth to that.
You can make...
Some improvements to your immune function, by the way, through mind-body exercises and things like that by reducing stress and improving your energy flow, but you can't take away your balls.
I mean, you can't rip out your ovaries just by thinking of it.
It doesn't work that way.
I'm sure somebody's tried that, but it doesn't work.
All right, but it also, look, some of this gets crazy, too, in other areas related to health.
And I'm going to cover this even though this is a sensitive subject for some people.
But here's a story from newspunch.com.
Liberals want to cancel the word obesity because it's racist somehow.
It doesn't make any sense.
The University of Illinois Chicago's School of Public Health has published an article claiming the word obesity is racist and should be banned.
I mean, what do they say you should use instead of obesity?
Or just that you should not use it at all?
I mean, first of all, how is it racist?
That doesn't make any sense.
So the author of this, Amanda Montgomery, claims that race scientists use, quote, fatness and differing body characteristics to classify black people as less civilized.
What?
As a way to justify slavery, racism and classism and control women.
What?
This woman's got quite an imagination.
Doesn't she know, like, what's the definition of being overweight or being diagnosed as obese?
It's based on a body mass index, is it not?
And I'm pretty sure the BMI doesn't care if you're white or black or Asian or Samoan.
Some pretty big Samoan dudes out there.
And by the way, let me just say this, the BMI is BS. The BMI is BS because, you know, I train in jujitsu.
I've rolled with some big heavy dudes.
And on the BMI, they're flagging like major obesity.
They are not obese.
They're just big dudes.
And they're strong as all get out.
I mean, they, it's, how to say this nicely.
I mean, jujitsu, you're rolling.
Sometimes they're on top of you.
Sometimes you're on top of them.
You're in the guard.
You know, you're doing like arm bars.
You're doing leg bars.
You're doing triangle chokes and all kinds of stuff.
These big Samoan dudes, they don't even need to choke you out.
All they got to do is literally sit on you.
You can't breathe.
I've been there.
This is not a racist thing.
They are good fighters.
They just sit on your chest and you're like, oh my God, I'm tapping out.
You win.
That's all they got to do.
But they are strong dudes, let me tell you.
And some of the women are strong too.
I mean, I'm saying this with admiration.
I like the Samoan people.
They are very capable.
Good fighters, too.
A lot of good fighters from the Philippines, too, man.
The Philippines are some badass fighters.
But how did obesity become racist?
Who came up with that?
These people are crazy.
So this article says that more than two out of five Americans, that's 40% of Americans, are considered medically obese.
And half of the black population is considered obese.
Which says the article, quote, leads to an increased risk of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and so on, according to the CDC. So they're saying that since more black people qualify as this, that the term is racist.
Well, I mean, people.
Okay, let's get rid of the term.
Let's get rid of the term entirely.
Doesn't mean that we can't all benefit from losing a few pounds.
I mean, myself included.
By the way, I'm not as fit as I used to be.
I put on extra pounds too.
I'm still rolling.
I'm still doing jujitsu.
Still cycling and doing kettlebells and training and stuff.
Doing my best.
But I'm not as thin as I used to be either.
Probably none of us are.
And probably everybody could benefit from losing a few pounds.
Doesn't mean you got to take away words and just call it racist.
It's not racist.
It's just where we are at that, you know, whatever challenge we're having right now in our lives.
Sometimes people want to put on muscle mass.
Sometimes people want to lose fat mass.
Sometimes people want to do both.
Sometimes you get sick, you lose a lot of muscle mass.
You know, COVID, I know people got COVID, they were down two or three weeks, lost like 10, 15 pounds of muscle.
You got to train to put that stuff back on, right?
Everybody's at a different place, different goals, and it's fine.
But we shouldn't be calling words racist just because they describe people's, you know, current medical situation.
It's not racist.
Unbelievable.
By the way, watch out for these little Filipino dudes with these knives.
There's this art.
I forgot what it's called now.
It's like kayak or something.
I had an instructor one time in the midst of all of my edge weapons training.
This little Filipino dude.
And he carried this knife in like an appendix carry, a little tiny knife, like just right inside his front belt.
And that dude could tear you up with that knife in about three seconds.
He'd just pull it out and like stab you 15 times.
You're like, what just happened?
Don't make the mistake of thinking that small dudes are not dangerous.
Let me just put it that way.
They're fast.
They're quick.
The little arms flick around really fast and they put like 15-20 holes in you.
You're scared of the big Samoan dude?
No, it's the little Filipino dude with that knife that's going to ventilate you.
Trust me.
Watch out.
Or better yet, just treat everybody in public with some sense of dignity and politeness and maybe you don't get punched or stabbed or shot.
There's an idea.
Be polite in society.
How about that?
People who spend time with me after a public speaking event or something, they're always shocked.
I'm surprised how polite you are in person.
Because sometimes you come across as kind of aggressive in your podcast, they say things like that.
But you're so polite in person.
Of course I'm a polite person.
I'm not trying to pick fights with people.
See...
I know how much damage can be done in fights because I've been training in fighting for 20 years.
And I've met so many people, you know, who can fight and who can destroy almost anybody in mere seconds, whether it's, you know, Krav Maga fighters or jiu-jitsu fighters or strikers or, you know, kickboxers, man.
Those are some dangerous dudes.
They'll crumple your knees in two seconds, you know.
Or knife fighters and pistol fighters, the gun experts who can also blast you six times in two seconds.
And when you train with a lot of fighters, you become a polite person because you realize that everywhere out there in society, there's a lot of really capable people that you do not want to piss off.
That's all I'm saying.
Just be polite, at least in public.
I mean, you might be able to get away with more like I do on the podcast here.
But I'm not attacking individuals here.
I'm joking about people sometimes, including myself at times.
But when I go out, if I'm meeting some individual, I'm not going to provoke violence from somebody.
I'm not going to road rage somebody.
Forget it, man.
You want to go ahead in the fast lane?
Go for it.
I'll pull over for you.
I'll be on the shoulder.
You go ahead.
You got it.
I'm not going to get in a fight with somebody over some freaking traffic lane.
Give me a break.
Yes, our culture has gone completely insane, but it's just a symptom of the much bigger collapse that's happening.
I'm going to get into some more serious topics here.
FedEx, according to sources, well, not just according to sources, super reliable, 100% confirmed.
FedEx is now telling shippers, large volume shippers, that they have a limit on how many packages they can ship.
Yeah, that's right.
So FedEx, which is in the shipping packages business, you know, is like, welcome to FedEx.
We ship packages.
Like, that's all they do.
They're now limiting the packages they ship, which, if that sounds familiar, it's, remember Union Pacific Railroad telling the customers that they're limiting the number of rail cars that they can have, you know, to deliver fertilizer, things like that.
Remember CF Industries?
Well, FedEx is doing the same thing.
So they're telling their large shippers, Essentially, we can't get enough drivers.
We don't have enough trucks.
We can't get the fuel.
We're just not going to be able to ship your packages.
I mean, not all of them.
So, okay, you normally ship 1,000 packages a day.
This is FedEx.
Tell you what, we'll pick up 800.
Call it even.
And you're thinking, well, what about the 200?
Well, we'll pick those up tomorrow.
And you're thinking, well, tomorrow I got another $1,000 plus the $200.
That's $1,200.
Tell you what, Tuesday we'll pick up $800 out of those $1,200.
Okay, then now I have $400.
You see where this is going.
So this is how the system, the bottleneck, is just kind of clamping down on society and the economy.
You're wondering, like, why is Amazon losing $3.8 billion a quarter right now?
You know why?
Fuel prices.
Yeah, fuel prices.
Yeah, because you buy stuff like Prime Delivery, get it tomorrow for free.
So they got to pay somebody to drive one of those Amazon vans around and drop that box off on your porch where it will promptly be stolen by one of your neighbors because times are getting desperate.
But FedEx is just like, we're just not going to deliver as many packages.
Can you imagine?
UPS is not doing that.
Thank God for UPS. They are not doing that.
UPS is pretty much like, we'll move heaven and earth to deliver your packages.
We'll do everything possible to deliver your packages.
And they do.
UPS is pretty incredible.
The U.S. Postal Service, they try, but they can't get people to show up and work because the benefits are so good.
You know, you could just call in sick for six weeks in a row.
I'm still sick.
I might have COVID. Felt a little cough coming on today.
I need the week off.
Oh, okay.
Don't worry.
It's a government job.
You can have that and you'll get your retirement triple pay, whatever.
You're all good.
So nobody shows up to work at the post office.
So the post office will just do things like, yeah, we're just not going to pick up today at all.
You know, we've had days where like, you know, we have 250 U.S. mail packages here.
Could you come get them?
Like, just give us a couple days.
You know, we'll think about it on Wednesday, maybe Thursday.
We'll get them when somebody shows up to drive the truck.
They're doing the best they can.
I mean, they're trying.
Let me tell you, they're trying.
I appreciate the people who do show up to work everywhere.
They're trying.
But the system is just breaking down.
I mean, there's no other way to say it.
USPS, it stands for United States Possible Service.
Welcome to Friday.
It's possible we might have service today, depending on whether anybody showed up to drive the trucks.
That's what it stands for.
But do you realize what's going to happen to the U.S. mail as the diesel scarcity kicks in, you know?
Oh, man.
You know, most U.S. mail is transported by road.
Yeah, and well, the same thing is true with UPS. It's mostly long-haul trucking.
Same thing with FedEx.
You see these trucks on the highways.
When diesel starts to vanish, you're going to start getting alerts on all these delivery services that are kind of like those weather alerts that happen in a big winter storm.
You go to try to track your package.
You enter your tracking number on their website.
It flashes a big red warning.
Due to...
Force majeure, basically.
Due to insane, crazy ice storms and power outages and hurricanes and stuff, we have no idea where your package is.
It might show up.
Might not.
Good luck.
Check back later.
You're going to see that with fuel shortages now.
It's like a big red message.
Due to the complete lack of diesel fuel in the continental United States, your package is currently on the back of a donkey.
And the donkey is making its way through Oklahoma somewhere, being led by a migrant with a rope.
And that migrant is actually a new mom, and she's going to get a free canister of infant formula as a reward for delivering your package when it gets done.
So we're pretty sure it's going to get there.
That's the end of the tracking.
That's what it's going to come to, just complete insanity.
And when you shop on Amazon.com, you know how currently it says if you agree to get this package three days later, we'll give you a $1 credit on some digital download or something insane like that?
Something crazy?
Really?
A dollar?
Wow!
Pretty soon it's going to be like, and you can get a $2 credit if you agree to allow us to deliver this package by homing pigeon.
Just attach this box to this bird and send it your way.
Let us know if it arrives.
The tracking number gives you a response like somewhere at 1,500 feet altitude over Arkansas and has paused to take a poo somewhere and should be back on track in no time.
So, by the way, if you want more examples of this insanity, the United States government, you know, is using military planes to airlift infant formula into the United States.
And it's called Operation Fly Formula.
No, I'm serious.
That's what it's called.
Operation Fly Formula.
At the same time that they want you to eat more insects?
Yeah.
Operation Fly Formula.
Gee, I wonder what's in it.
Could it be flies?
So they call it Operation Fly Formula, and they use military planes.
They just flew in, what is this, 1.5 million 8-ounce bottles of baby formula into the U.S. market.
See that?
1.5 million 8-ounce bottles of baby formula.
The three formulas chosen have cow's milk protein.
Oh, wait.
There are four children with cow's milk protein allergies.
So this is 132 pallets of Alpha Meno Infant and Alpha Meno Junior formula and 114 pallets of Gerber Good Start Extensive HA formula, whatever that all stands for.
Hey, have you thought about using, you know, 1.5 million 8 ounce breasts of mother's milk?
I mean, you got food factories right on your chest there, moms.
Just put them to use if you can.
I mean, I understand not everybody can, but if you got them, use them.
For your babies.
That's actually what they're there for.
It's not just all show and tell all day.
Like here, I want to show these, but don't look at them or you're, you know, misogynistic.
No, you're supposed to use them to feed your babies.
And you know what's in most of these formula products is corn syrup.
And, you know, cow's milk, protein, casein, basically.
And I don't know if you saw the images, but these U.S. moms practically crying on the tarmac, like almost on their knees begging for the air flight cargo to come in.
Please, Operation Fly Formula land!
Give us infant formula!
Just screaming for processed junk food for their babies.
And I've made this point over and over again over the years that, you know, human beings are the only species that's actually dumb enough to feed their babies poison.
You don't see it in rats, mice, or monkeys, or squirrels or anything.
You know, donkeys, zebra, nothing.
I mean, and I have personal experience with this.
I remember when one of my donkeys, Hosanna, when she had her first baby calf and she gave birth and didn't know what had happened.
And suddenly I saw her walking away with...
Well, some birth material still, you know, attached.
I'm like, oh my gosh, there's got to be a baby donkey around here somewhere.
So I went looking for it.
Sure enough, a couple hundred yards away, here's a baby donkey just like standing there, kind of all wet and just shaking, like kind of wobbling on its little tiny donkey legs.
And I'm like, man, we got to get some food for this baby donkey.
And so I picked this thing up, and even baby donkeys are kind of heavy, by the way, when you have to carry them a couple hundred yards or whatever it was.
Maybe it was only a hundred yards, but it was a ways.
And so, you know, I pick up this donkey.
And I go marching over to the mama, and I set the baby down.
I'm like, start nursing, right?
And it doesn't at first, but then it caught on.
I'm like, yes, this is baby donkey's milk.
I didn't look up at the sky and say, gosh, I wonder if the government, using a military plane, is going to airlift Nestle-branded processed food made in another country.
No!
The mama donkey had all the milk that was necessary, and this baby did just fine.
And no longer baby, of course, because that was a couple years ago.
So, even in the animal kingdom, the animals know that mother's milk comes from mothers, not from a can and a factory and a cargo plane run by a government.
And by the way, am I the only one here that's going to point this out?
What are the climate impacts of using all the jet fuel to fly baby formula from other countries to the United States?
How come the climate people aren't screaming about this one?
Because they're going to guilt trip you for driving your car to the grocery store.
They're going to guilt trip you for flying a plane to a business meeting.
But suddenly, when it's going to benefit Nestle, which is one of the most evil corporations on the planet, let's be honest.
I mean, they charge people for water.
I mean, they buy up all the water rights, and then they block people from getting water, and then they make them pay for water.
You can't get...
Well, I guess you can get more evil than that.
You could be Google.
But you get my point.
I mean, how come we don't have all the greenies screaming about, you know, the carbon footprint of the baby food that's been airlifted?
Where is Greta Thunberg screaming?
How dare you feed your baby with carbon footprint, you know?
She should be screaming about this, but no.
Total silence from the greenies on this.
Oh, it's okay to burn fossil fuels when you're feeding your baby.
But aren't these the same people who prefer that you kill your baby through abortion?
These are the same people that want abortion.
So what, they suddenly pretend like the baby counts if it survives the abortion attempt or something?
It's all twisted, folks.
It's like they just want to murder the baby before it's born, and then after it's born, suddenly they pretend to care.
Suddenly, oh, the baby's their priority.
No, it isn't.
It's just so many contradictions, I can barely describe them all.
And do you realize, by the way, that for a baby to get infant formula from its mother that's equivalent to the garbage process formula sold by these corporations, the baby's mother would have to be a giant female corncob because most of what they get is corn syrup.
So if you think that a giant corn cob with breasts that's producing corn syrup for babies, if you think that's healthy, well then go out and buy infant formula off the shelf at the grocery store and Walmart and Target because it's garbage, in my view.
Total freaking garbage.
I mean, it's not even really food that's fit for infants.
The food that's fit for infants is the food that comes from the mother.
And it's true across all mammals.
It's true in mice, and it's true in dogs, and it's true in primates, and well, even marsupials actually come to think of it, right?
Even marsupials.
Look at the wallabies in Australia, right?
All right, quiz time for you, science quiz.
Name a prominent marsupial in North America.
It is a common animal.
It is a marsupial.
It is a...
Little creature that likes to walk around at night.
And it's an ugly thing, too.
It's really ugly.
And they can be fierce from time to time, but normally they're pretty mild.
And yes, we see them all over the place in Texas.
What is it?
A marsupial in North America?
Oh, it is the possum.
That's right, the possum.
Look it up.
Possums are marsupials.
Oh, hey, while we're at it, name a land-based crustacean in North America.
Can you get that one?
A land-based crustacean.
That's the family to which shrimp and lobsters belong in an aquatic environment.
On land, what is a crustacean?
Answer, roly-polies.
That's right.
Yeah, I mean, that's their nickname.
Roly-polies are land crustaceans.
They're like land shrimps without the tails and not exactly very edible, but they are crustaceans, believe it or not.
Hey, can I say something about sugar?
We're talking about corn syrup.
I give a shout out to my friends over at cravekicker.com.
That's spelled with a K. K-R-A-V-E, cravekicker.com.
Not a sponsor, but...
I found out that Crave Kicker, which is this kind of, it's like a little liquid supplement, little shot-sized supplement that helps people deal with their smoking addictions.
It's actually a dopamine precursor.
And I didn't know this before, but it helps people deal with sugar cravings, too.
So if you have a sugar craving or you know somebody who does, and hey, if you're raising babies on corn syrup, I mean, aren't you training them to have a sugar addiction?
You know, for the rest of their lives?
I mean, come on!
But if you're trying to deal with a sugar addiction, you might check out CraveKicker.com, even though it's formulated for smokers.
Reportedly, there's a lot of comments from users who are like, ah, I used to have this crazy sugar addiction.
This helped me break the sugar habit.
Did I ever tell you that I was...
I don't know if you use the word addicted, but I drank a lot of soft drinks and soda when I was in college.
And I was oblivious to nutritional principles, really, when I was in college.
And I used to drink Mountain Dew.
I know, like the double the caffeine, Mountain Dew, you know, to stay awake during the finals week.
And, you know, you're trying to study for your finals test, and you're just chugging Mountain Dew nonstop.
And I was chugging...
Oh, I don't know, you know, Pepsi or Coca-Cola or Sprite or whatever.
And I can't believe now that I would drink that garbage.
I can't believe I survived this entire time.
But that's what led me to hypoglycemia.
Yep.
And of course, I was borderline obese many years ago because of those habits.
And when I lived in Taiwan, I was living on McDonald's junk food.
I was, because it was the food that I was familiar with, and I was, you know, I mean, come on, in your 20s, you don't know anything.
So I thought, hey, I'm living in Taiwan, I should just eat food from America for some reason.
Like, instead of enjoying the local cuisine, I'm just going to order some Chicken McNuggets, because they're exactly the same.
Like, it's such a typical American thing to do.
It's like, wherever I go in the world, I want food to taste exactly like America, right?
We go to Pizza Hut in Taipei, or Kentucky Fried Chicken in Taichung.
It's insane, but that's what I did.
And it made me very overweight, you know, rather obese, quite sick, in fact.
And that got me on the path to being the health ranger, because I read a book And I think it was called Sugar Blues.
Or is it Sugar Busters or Sugar Blues?
I think it was the one by William Duffy.
That was the first book that I ever read that opened my eyes to say, whoa, whoa!
You mean there's a link between this soda that I'm drinking and the hypoglycemia wild sugar swings that I'm experiencing?
Yes, it turns out there was.
And I don't remember exactly when it was, but there was a day I ditched soda And I ditched it cold turkey, never went back, never went back.
I mean, in all the years since then, and I don't know how long that's been, it's like 30 plus years, I think I've maybe had a sip of soda once or twice just to kind of, just to see, like, what does this taste like now that I'm a normal, healthy person and I'm not addicted to soda?
And I couldn't believe that I don't know.
You get off soda, your life will be so much better, trust me.
You will never want to go back after you successfully kick that habit.
And if you're addicted to caffeine in something like Coke or Pepsi, then you can move over to something like iced tea, so you're still getting the caffeine.
But you're getting rid of the carbonation.
You're getting rid of the phosphoric acid.
You're getting rid of all the corn syrup.
But you're still getting the caffeine.
And then you can deal with the caffeine addiction separately.
So kind of do it one step at a time.
That's how you get off soda.
That's how I did it.
And been off ever since.
Never going back.
I can't even imagine drinking acid in a can now.
It just seems insane.
I mean, you've heard the phrase of someone taking drugs, abusing street drugs, like you're taking acid, right?
Well, when you're drinking soda, you're drinking acid.
You're taking acid orally.
I mean, a different kind of acid, obviously.
We're not talking about LSD or something, or I don't know what they refer to.
Is it DMT or LSD or whatever?
But you're drinking acid.
What do you think that's doing to your bones?
Yeah.
I mean, you're dissolving your bones.
And you're peeing out your skeletal system one drink at a time.
And then all that calcium, it gathers in your bladder and in your kidneys.
You know, you have calcification of the entire system and you end up with, of course, kidney stones.
What's kidney stones?
Well, that's the calcium that used to be in your skeleton that you've been peeing out because you're drinking too much acid.
I mean, it's straight chemistry, actually.
It's cause and effect.
You drink a lot of acidic substances, your body's going to buffer it with minerals from your bones, and you're going to pee out your bones.
You're like literally peeing your skeleton out day by day.
Oh, yeah.
And then your bones start breaking, too, especially if you're vitamin D deficient.
You start having bone fractures.
And it's cause and effect, folks.
Oh, we're going to get into a story here.
Warnings of, we're going to die, food shortages in Sri Lanka.
Yeah, this is from Reuters.
But before we do, just one final comment.
I still can't believe that the name of the airlift operation of the baby formula is Operation Fly Formula.
Because seriously, I mean, what kind of morons are in charge of this?
Because if you were going to make a formula out of milk, you would call it milk formula, right?
Or if you were going to make it out of whey protein, you would call it whey protein formula.
Would you not?
Or, you know, if it's made out of baby food, baby food formula.
So this is called Operation Fly Formula.
Doesn't that mean it's made out of flies?
I mean, it came from overseas.
You know they bypass all FDA inspections on this stuff.
Is it flies?
Is it crickets?
Is it mealworms?
What's in it?
And how come it was illegal to sell in America until just now all of a sudden because there's an emergency, huh?
Seriously.
You notice how the FDA just drops all its rules and requirements when there's an emergency?
Oh, there's a pandemic.
Well, forget about testing the vaccine.
Who needs tests?
Let's just call it an emergency.
And then, yeah, you can use it.
It's even called Emergency Use Authorization, EUA. Well, same thing with the infant formula, apparently now.
Oh, it's an emergency.
We don't have enough infant formula.
Well, just go out somewhere in the world, find something.
Finally, drag it out of, I don't know, drag it out of some third world developing nation and bring it over here.
We'll just call it fly formula.
Whatever's in there, it's flying.
It's all good.
All right, getting to Reuters.
Thousands of people queued for cooking gas and petrol in Sri Lanka's commercial capital.
You can tell this is a UK writer.
In Sri Lanka's commercial capital on Friday, Prime Minister Ranil Wikremisinghe warned of a food shortage as the island nation battles a devastating economic crisis.
Oh, it's a crisis, is it?
No.
No, it's too much government debt.
That's the problem.
Lines formed in many parts of Colombo, a city of 900,000 people.
Residents tried to stock up on fuel, which is mostly imported and is in extremely short supply.
Only about 200 cylinders were delivered.
What?
200 cylinders?
For a city of 900,000 people, that's cooking gas, by the way.
Cooking gas is in cylinders.
For those of you living in first world countries who've never lived in a developing nation, you don't have natural gas just comes right to your house in a lot of these nations.
Like when I lived in South America, we had to go out and get cylinders of gas, like propane tanks, basically.
And everybody had one, or a couple of them.
Because, you know, when one runs out, you switch to the other one and then you go refill the first one.
So cooking gas is sold in cylinders in most developing nations around the world.
This is the way most people in the world, population-wise, actually cook.
It's not with natural gas into their home or propane lines or even electricity to an electric stove.
You know, it's just gas out of cylinders.
So this one person, Mohammed Shazli, a chauffeur, He's been in the line for three days trying to get cooking gas, okay?
Three days!
He says, quote, without gas, without kerosene oil, we can't do anything.
Last option, what?
Without food, we are going to die.
That will happen 100%, he says.
Jeez.
I mean, I feel sorry for the guy.
I feel sorry for all these people.
But This is coming to the whole world.
This is not going to be limited to just developing nations.
This is coming, or a similar situation, is coming to the world.
We've got a story out of the BBC who interviewed a UN ambassador to the United Nations named Linda Thomas Greenfield, and she said that global food shortages, and she says it's all due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Have reached the highest levels of alarm.
Quote, I can tell you on a scale of 1 to 10, I'm probably at the 10 level of alarm because this crisis has exacerbated what is already a serious food insecurity issue.
Consumer food prices talk about how food prices are going up.
And then this person blames Russia's blockade of the ports in Ukraine, which is another myth that's been fabricated by the Western media.
Russia is not blockading the port of Odessa.
There's actually a humanitarian passageway where ships can sail in and out of the ports, but that's a different podcast.
But I love how these Western nations, you know, Western Europe and the United States and others, they've spent years dismantling the food infrastructure and the energy infrastructure, right?
Oh, fossil fuels are bad.
Tractors are bad.
Diesel is bad.
Trucking is bad.
All of this, right?
And then as the food supply collapses, then, you know, Russia attacks Ukraine and And the West disconnects Russia from the SWIFT system, says to Russia, well, you're not allowed to sell any fertilizer.
You're not allowed to sell any wheat or anything, no food, because we won't allow you to exchange dollars and euros anymore.
And then the Western nations blame Russia for all of the collapse in the global food system.
Even they're blaming Putin for, I guess, droughts in the western half of the United States and droughts in India, right?
Because, I mean, when the wheat crops fail in India, well, that's Putin's fault, obviously, because Putin, I guess, controls the wheat crops in India.
I didn't know that Putin had such an incredible reach.
I didn't know that Putin could rip the rain clouds away from India.
But apparently, Putin has amazing powers and Not only is he a time traveler, he can go back in time and cause inflation before he invaded Ukraine, but he can also reach all over the world and he can cause droughts and he can cause crop failures.
In every country around the world, while sitting in his bunker near Moscow.
That's amazing.
That's some super powerful technology.
Man, he is going to dominate the whole planet with that kind of tech, and nobody will be able to grow food anywhere, according to the mainstream media, because it's all Putin's fault.
Never mind shutting down the railroads and shutting down fertilizer deliveries.
Never mind all the talk of shutting down combustion engines and, oh, I don't know, dismantling energy pipelines in America, shutting down the Keystone pipeline.
Never mind shutting down drilling operations and energy exploration and natural gas permits.
Oh, no, that doesn't have anything to do with it.
It's all Putin's fault somehow.
Now, you're going to be starving.
And the Democrats are going to say, well, the hungrier you get, just blame Putin more.
That's how you're going to get through this.
As you're starving, just remember that you're socking it to Vladimir Putin.
Somehow.
I'm not sure how that works.
But we've heard this narrative, right?
People in Western Europe, they're told, well, when you pay more for petrol, which is, they mean gasoline, When you pay more for petrol, you're socking it to Putin, they say in the Western media.
That's right.
You may be paying $10 a liter pretty soon for diesel in the UK, but you're socking it to Putin.
Make Putin suffer.
You're thinking, how does that make Putin suffer?
If Putin's getting, like, triple the revenue for fuel?
I mean, Putin's cashing in.
Putin's getting paid.
It's like Putin payday.
How is that stocking it to Putin?
Putin's got record wheat abundance.
The wheat harvest is going to be huge right now in Russia and also in parts of Ukraine that are still producing, which it's significantly reduced.
But the weather's been great in that region of the world.
They're going to have a lot of wheat.
The U.S. is like, well, you may have a lot of wheat, but we're going to punish you by not buying it.
We're not going to let you sell us your wheat.
You're just going to have to have all your wheat for yourself.
Putin, just suffer.
It's like, what?
While the American people starve, while mamas are on runways begging for airlifts of fly formula infant food.
It's like, please, give me the fly formula for my baby.
The Russian people are going to be laughing as they shovel platefuls of pasta down their gullets.
We got plenty of weed over here.
And yeah, you know, everybody's paying in rubles now for the energies.
Man, how is that sucking it to Putin?
I don't follow the logic.
And by the way, I don't like this politically correct term, food insecurity.
Can we just call it famine?
Can we just call it starvation?
You know, the people starving.
Do we have to use these sterilized terms like food insecurity?
To me, that sounds like birthing persons.
No, it's a mother.
She's a mother.
She's the mom.
I mean, why do you have to say birthing person?
Why do you have to say food insecurity?
No, the people are starving.
They're just starving.
Can we just admit it?
All these politically correct terms designed to avoid, you know, emotionally triggering words, or it might be offensive to say mother, might be offensive to say hunger or starvation.
No, they're starving.
People are starving to death right now in our world right now.
Can we just be honest about it?
Can we be honest about the causes of it?
The number one cause of starvation in the world right now are the policies of Western nations, the retarded economic policies, the beyond retarded political, quote, leadership of Western nations.
Western nations shut down the infrastructure that produces food because it's tied to energy.
You shut down your infrastructure, you get less food, and then you cut off Russia from exporting fertilizer and Or wheat, or anything else for that matter, you're going to have problems.
It's going to get worse.
But I love how they blame Putin for all this, as if all the food in the world we're now supposed to believe usually comes out of one port in southern Ukraine.
Most of America never heard of Ukraine until February, the end of February 24th.
But now we're supposed to believe that every empty shelf on the planet is because there's not food moving through one port in southern Ukraine.
I mean, it's absurd!
It's absurd!
Americans hardly buy anything out of Ukraine.
I mean, in terms of food, maybe sunflower oil, but not wheat.
America is supposed to grow its own wheat.
So why is there a wheat shortage in America?
Because of the engineer's shutdown of the whole food system.
What about all the fires of all the food plants?
What about all the deliberate shutdowns of railways and the fertilizer shortage and all that?
I mean, come on, people.
Think, think, think.
The entire world's supply of food does not go through one port in southern Ukraine.
This Russian blockade cover story is nonsense.
It's stupid.
These people are just stupid to think that the world is going to buy that.
Maybe they're counting on people being so hungry that they can't think straight.
It's like, oh, if we starve them halfway, then they'll believe anything because they don't have enough calories for their brains to function.
We could tell them anything.
Heck, let's just spread a story about monkeypox.
Let's try that.
Yeah, let's see if they buy that.
I mean, it's really getting insane.
So speaking of insane policies, let's go to Indonesia here for a second.
This is from agweb.com.
Indonesia's palm oil export ban lifted after it backfired and caused domestic prices to crash.
There's more to this story.
So it was, I don't know, a month ago, month and a half?
It wasn't that long ago.
Indonesia announced that it's banning exports of palm oil because it wanted to protect the domestic supply and make palm oil more affordable for its own people, you know, the Indonesian people.
So they banned exports.
And so all these factories and producers of palm oil, they're usually producing palm oil for export.
Suddenly all that supply flooded into the domestic market.
All of a sudden, the people of Indonesia are swimming in palm oil.
There's palm oil everywhere.
Like every empty shelf in the grocery store is like, palm oil, palm oil, palm oil.
If you love palm oil, you're in luck.
There's a sale on palm oil.
There was oversupply like crazy, which caused the domestic prices to crater, right?
Supply and demand.
So when the domestic prices cratered, what did the palm oil producers do?
They shut down.
They shut down because it's like, we can't make any money selling palm oil at a loss.
So we should stop our production.
So they stopped their production.
The domestic supply is so huge that then the government realizes, oh my God, we're actually shutting down one of the major industries of Indonesia.
So we better reverse this ban and let these companies start to export again.
This is what happens when governments muck around with the free markets, right?
So they did, and then Indonesia, suddenly it's legal, you can export again, but the factories are shut down.
So now Indonesia is struggling to try to get these factories back online in order to export palm oil.
And you can see this whiplash effect because suddenly, you know, they're going to probably try to use domestic supply to export it because other countries will pay more for it than the current pricing domestically because the domestic price has been suppressed by the artificial blocking of exports.
So, you know, The world, the Western world anyway, is saying that Russia is blocking exports out of Ukraine.
No.
Indonesia is blocking exports out of Indonesia.
You want to talk about a blockade of food exports, just talk to the government of Indonesia.
And that's why they had to reverse this thing.
You know, it would have been better if they had done nothing.
And this is kind of a universal truth about most government around the world.
If they did not exist, humanity would be better off.
We wouldn't have wars, we wouldn't have had 9-11, you know, we wouldn't have surveillance, wouldn't have all of this whipped up, you know, white supremacist terrorism, racism, garbage, because it's all like FBI plots and schemes.
Without governments, the world would be so much better off.
And this is just more proof of it.
If people could just produce palm oil and export it freely, trade freely and get paid, or if Russia could just grow wheat and sell the wheat to the world, you know, Things will be fine.
It's the governments that come along and say, no, you can't sell palm oil.
No, you can't export wheat.
No, you can't use dollars or euros.
This is what causes the problems.
But of course, to cover their rear ends, all these politicians have to blame Russia like it's Russia's fault.
I wouldn't be surprised if they blame Russia for the palm oil shortage as if Russia controls Indonesia or something.
But, you know, here's the other thing.
The disruptions that rippled through the food system are going to last for a year or more because when Indonesia banned its exports of palm oil, a whole lot of companies that make products that use palm oil, they started pausing production, pausing printing of boxes and labels, and they started to reformulate Or, you know, to try to reformulate without using palm oil.
But at the same time, sunflower oil is in short supply because of the Ukraine situation.
Because most of the sunflower oil comes from there.
So you have all these food companies that actually then had to halt production because of Indonesia.
And now Indonesia says, oh, and by the way, you could have our palm oil now.
We changed our mind.
Now we're just going to export it.
These companies, they're in the middle of trying to reformulate.
So what are they supposed to do now?
Go back to palm oil and just hope that Indonesia doesn't change its mind again?
You see the conundrum here.
So this is causing disruptions to ripple throughout the food production industry, especially among processed foods that use a lot of palm oil.
Which, by the way, is not the best oil in the world.
Just, you know, to be clear, there are healthier oils that you can eat in foods, but they're not shelf-stable like palm oil.
This is a thing that palm oil is very good at.
You know, it'll sit on a shelf, in a food item, in crackers or whatever, and it won't just fall out.
You know, it won't just run out.
Whereas if you formulate a lot of these foods with something like olive oil, well, the olive oil just comes out.
You know, it's not a solid at room temperature.
So I have a new name for Indonesia's palm oil industry, and it is the face palm oil industry.
Full face plant, face palm of, you know, duh, you shouldn't have banned the export in the first place.
You know, this phenomenon of countries banning exports, this is called food nationalism or food protectionism.
And when the whole world engages in this, everybody loses.
And the reason why should be abundantly obvious, but certain regions of the world are geographically suited to produce certain types of food in abundance that would be very difficult for other regions of the world to produce.
For example, you could try to grow all these palm trees in, I don't know, Arizona.
But it would be 100 times more expensive because of all the water you would need and so on, compared to growing them in Indonesia, where the climate is just right, the rainfall is just right, the soils are just right, the labor is more affordable, and so on.
So Indonesia has a palm oil advantage.
That's why they export to the world.
Well, Ukraine has a sunflower oil advantage, right?
And America has a corn advantage.
You can grow a lot of corn in America.
And China normally has a rice advantage in, you know, certain countries around Thailand, for example, produces a lot of rice because the climate's just right for it.
Same thing, you know, East Texas, you can grow rice in East Texas, not West Texas, but East Texas.
So you got to be able to trade rice.
In order for people to eat.
And when you shut down trade by erecting trade barriers, then people starve.
So who erected the trade barriers?
Oh, that's right.
The United States and NATO. They're the ones that said Russia can't sell anything because Russia's been deplatformed out of the SWIFT system.
And after that, that's when countries like Hungary and even Indonesia started kicking in with food protectionism.
And India as well.
India is saying, well, we're not going to export our wheat at all because we're having crop failures locally, so we're not going to sell anything to anybody else.
Again, if everybody does this, everybody loses.
Everybody starves.
And isn't it interesting, by the way, that America says Russia is not allowed to sell food.
You know, wheat, for example.
Even though wheat isn't a weapon.
They say, Russia, you can't sell wheat, but America can sell weapons.
So the weapons trade of the West is thriving.
You know, especially with all this new funding to send weapons to Ukraine.
But If you wanted to create a better world and you wanted to ban something from being traded internationally, would you ban food or would you ban weapons?
You'd ban weapons.
You would try to encourage food trading.
You can't turn wheat into a weapon system.
I mean, I know you can weaponize the lack of wheat.
Food scarcity you can weaponize, but you can't weaponize wheat.
You can't weaponize oats.
You can't take a bunch of oats and stuff them into an artillery and launch them at your enemy.
Here, take these oats.
Take that.
No.
So America wants to sell munitions and weapons and bombs and artillery all over the world, but doesn't want its enemies to be able to sell food.
And then when the food crisis hits, America blames its enemies.
It's just, you can't make this up.
It's so incredibly stupid.
And then you ask these so-called experts in the West, like, well, how would you solve this problem?
There's a food shortage around the world.
How would you solve it?
And they say, well, obviously, we need more weapons, right?
That's their answer.
Not that we need more food, but that we need more weapons.
So they passed $40 billion in funding for weapons to go to Ukraine.
I mean, they never think, well, the answer might be, Let Russia sell wheat.
No, they can't do that.
That's too obvious.
Let's build weapons and then, you know, kill a bunch of Russians and then, I don't know what their plan is from there, and then we'll grow wheat in Russia.
I mean, what is their plan?
Why not just let people grow and sell food?
It's the most peaceful thing that you could imagine.
Selling, I mean, growing food, selling food.
I mean, can we agree that we don't want people to starve anywhere in the world?
We don't want them to starve in the Middle East or Africa or anywhere.
Could we just open up food markets, you know?
There's a thought.
But see, when you realize that they will not do that, you realize how evil the West has become.
They're not interested in saving lives or feeding starving children.
No, no, no.
They love to use what they call food insecurity as a propaganda narrative against Russia to justify what?
More weapons!
Which enriches the weapons companies, the corporations that are in the pockets of the Pentagon.
This is all a money-making scheme.
This is all a racket.
But they need some starving babies on CNN and on the BBC. They've got to have some starving babies.
To drive home the emotional urgency of why we need more weapons.
You know, you can't just say, babies are starving, feed the babies.
No, it's buy more weapons, bomb the Russians, and then the babies will get food somehow.
I mean, that's the narrative that we're being sold on right now.
It doesn't make any sense, but that's the narrative.
You know, you're hearing something like this.
People get on TV. Yeah, we got all these starving children in America.
They're starving.
They're hungry.
And we know the reason they're hungry is because we haven't yet dropped enough bombs on Russia halfway around the world.
If we could just drop more bombs over there, then we're pretty sure the children over here would have more food to eat.
That's, of course, you know, like that's their logic on MSNBC or Fox News or wherever.
Do you realize you sound like a complete moron?
How about this?
Remember the old hippie saying, like, make love, not war?
How about this?
Make food, not war.
How about that?
Make food, not war.
Or sell food, not weapons.
Trade food, not death.
You want to keep people alive?
You want to end human suffering?
Legalize food.
And by legalize food, I also mean legalize growing food in every front yard and every backyard, in every neighborhood across America.
Just have a national thing.
Like, forget your HOA, all you little home neighborhood Nazis, and just say it's legal for everybody to grow food.
Tomatoes, cucumbers, whatever you want to grow, even if you want to grow cannabis in your front yard, you know, cannabis is medicine, go for it.
It's just like a national grow-whatever-you-want law as long as it's food and medicine.
You know how beneficial that would be to America?
You know how badly we need that?
I mean, why do we live in a country where, you know, district by district, city by city, county by county, whatever neighborhood, It's essentially illegal to grow the food that you need to survive as our world faces a food shortage.
We're facing mass starvation on a global scale, but it's against the law to grow food in most neighborhoods and in most places around the country.
It's illegal.
No, you're not supposed to grow food in your yard to feed your babies.
You're supposed to go wait for the airlifted fly formula that's brought in on a jet-fuel-guzzling C-130 cargo plane run by the military establishment.
The same plane that, when it's not running infant formula, it's, you know, airdropping...
Laser-guided bombs onto civilians somewhere.
I mean, it's a war system.
They're just delivering food for the moment, just for public opinion, but it's an infrastructure for war, not an infrastructure for feeding people.
If you want people to have food, stop having the USDA pay farmers to destroy their crops.
How about that?
Here's a common-sense idea.
Stop using corn to make ethanol, which destroys engines anyway.
Ethanol is the dumbest idea.
Well, among the dumbest ever.
Let's take some food and let's destroy the food but turn it into a really crappy fuel that eats up all the gaskets and gasoline engines and shortens the life of all the vehicles on the road.
There we go.
There's a great idea for the environment.
That's what ethanol is.
Again, it's just the dumbest thing ever.
So let's grow food for food.
Let people eat the corn instead of stuffing it into people's gas tanks with the ethanol program.
You know, 10% of this fuel may be ethanol.
So they pay subsidies to the corn growers for this.
I mean, it's unreal.
Let farmers have the freedom to grow whatever they want.
And get the government out of the business of telling farmers what they can grow and what they can't grow.
And get the EPA out of farmers' backyards to stop regulating little puddles and streams every time it rains.
Like, oh my god, you got a wetlands over there!
No, it just rained.
It's muddy for a couple of days.
It's not a wetlands.
It's just a puddle.
Let farmers grow food.
Let farmers be free.
And we'll be fine.
If you want to have more infant formula in America, stop the protection racket that's enforced by the FDA. Let other companies make infant formula instead of just these three mega giants that have been granted basically this infant formula monopoly because they sell the most processed junk food, corn syrup crap imaginable.
Let other people make infant formula.
Do you realize how awesome an infant formula could be if my store made it?
The Health Ranger Select infant formula, which doesn't exist, but if it did, you know it would be awesome.
I mean, they'd be packed full of nutrients, you know?
But the FDA would never let us do that because, oh, it's too nutritious.
We can't have babies with nutrition.
My God, if we wanted that, we'd tell women to breastfeed them.
Right.
You know, are things really so bad in America that we can't make food for babies anymore?
Like, we gotta go get that somewhere else, using airlift transports.
I mean, just think about the significance of what that means throughout the history of the world.
In the history of the world, you know, the Roman Empire, they could feed their babies.
You know, the ancient Egyptians, the Mesopotamians, Native American Indians, and so on, you just go throughout the history of the world.
I mean, modern-day Amazonian Indians, Australian Aborigines, they know how to feed their own babies, for God's sake.
But America, the most, quote, powerful nation in the world, the most advanced nation in the world can't feed its babies.
Oh my God!
You could go to the most isolated tribe of off-grid people Like deep, deep jungle villages somewhere in South America, like, I don't know, the jungles of Western Brazil or something.
You could find some group of people that's never seen an iPhone, never had any access to technology, electricity, fossil fuels, combustion engines, none of that.
They wouldn't even know what the internet is.
Never seen a motion picture, and they can feed their babies.
Imagine that.
But America can't.
What does that tell you?
It tells you that America is a failed empire.
It's a failed empire.
If you can't feed your babies, you failed.
You can't feed your babies.
Your people don't have the right to grow the food that they need to grow.
You got too many laws, too many regulations, too many morons and lunatics in charge.
You can't feed your babies.
You don't have a sustainable civilization.
Period.
Oh, and also in America, you know, there are no more men and women.
Everything's just transgenderism, make-believe fantasy land also.
But you're supposed to believe that.
I guess if you believe in those fantasies, you can still believe in the fantasy that the American empire is sustainable.
Like, you know, if you think that a man can become a woman and get pregnant and have babies, then you also think the U.S. dollar might survive another five years.
You know, as long as you're in fantasy land, go ahead and have all your fantasies.
Yeah, I'm going to get pregnant and have a baby.
The dollar's going to be good, too.
And elections are honest.
And America is abundant and with truth and justice for all.
Yeah.
Go ahead.
Just live out your full fantasy.
And when you come down off your free crack pipe that you got from the Department of Justice crack pipe giveaway program, you come back to reality.
You realize, oh, your babies are starving.
I mean, the signs are so obvious in coming this summer across America.
Oh, boy, rolling blackouts on top of lack of baby food.
It's like, I can't feed my baby.
And the lights just went out.
And it's like, welcome to America.
The land of opportunity.
Yeah, an opportunity to starve and die in darkness.
That's what it's coming to.
Why are the blackouts going to happen?
Because the same greenie-weenies have shut down the coal-fired power plants.
They shut it down.
Oh, you've got to save the environment.
Yeah, okay.
I mean, if these greenie-weenies want to really make the whole country green, I guess they would run around and, you know, chop down all the utility poles or something and try to take all the power lines down, like an act of domestic power grid terrorism.
And we can only hope that they might electrocute themselves as they're attempting that, because that's a dangerous endeavor, especially if you're standing in a puddle while that takes place.
Now you're standing in a wetlands area and taking a chainsaw to a utility pole with live high-voltage wires on top.
There you go.
Brilliant plan.
But I'm sure they would do that.
It's like, see?
We finally reduced our carbon footprint.
Look, nobody's using energy anymore.
Yeah, and everybody's dying because the whole infrastructure is shut down.
But that seems to be what the Greenies want.
That's what the Democrats want.
That's what Biden wants for America.
And it's what the globalists want.
Mass starvation, blackouts, total industrial shutdown.
And then, of course, a currency collapse on top of that.
Oh, good luck.
Oh, you thought you were going to go out and buy a generator?
With what?
The greenbacks are worthless.
Oh, don't worry.
You might be able to barter your food rationing card for maybe a small generator at some point because the food rationing cards are going to come in.
Yeah, that's going to be the new currency is how much food you're allowed to purchase.
On your food rationing biometric mark of the beast, you know, food passport ID system.
Oh, you want to buy some celery?
Yeah, you got to scan your iris at the checkout counter.
We must confirm your identity.
Or even maybe they'll just do like a DNA sample like here, you know, spit into this tube so we can be sure it's you.
Remember that, when that one dude tested like iguana drool, you know?
And it turned out, I was like, oh, you're X percent Native American.
You're X percent, you know, European.
Oh, man, this iguana, it's an international traveler.
I didn't know that.
It's amazing.
This tells you all you need to know about the reliability of those genetic tests, doesn't it?
But, woo, it's going to get interesting at the grocery stores real soon now.
If you want to get a preview of it, just look at Sri Lanka.
You know, with all the riots and all people's homes in flames and everything, lots of violence on the streets and people starving to death, waiting in line for three days to get a cylinder of gas.
That does not sound like fun.
But all that is coming to a supermarket near you in America, and it's going to be rough for about the next two years, it looks like.
That's if we turn things around starting now.
If we get fertilizer back online, if we get energy back online, we can maybe solve this thing in about two years.
But do you see any signs that any of the insanity is being reversed?
Because I don't.
It seems like it's only getting more insane by the day.
And this whole scapegoating of Putin, blaming him for all the food problems, all this does is it delays addressing the root cause of these food problems right here at home in America.
And the root cause, again, is the demolition of the energy infrastructure because of the greenies.
It's like, well, I guess you're going to get your wish.
You wanted the world to have a lower population?
It begins with your babies, too, it turns out, because they've got nothing to eat.
Sometimes people ask me, how are we going to turn this around, man?
America can't collapse.
How are we going to turn this around?
We're not going to turn this around.
You and I, we're going to survive it.
We're not going to stop it.
The Empire...
This is a done deal, folks.
This is not a theory.
This is not hyperbole.
The American empire is collapsing, will collapse, will have been collapsed at some point.
We can do whatever grammatical structure you want.
It's collapsing, and it is irreversible.
We've lost the integrity of the money supply.
We've lost moral integrity.
We've lost any real willingness of people to work.
We've lost the work ethic.
We've lost election integrity.
We've lost the justice system, the rule of law, logic, reason, even religion, any adherence to ethics or morality.
We've lost it all.
You can't come back from that, folks.
We're not coming back.
I mean, not until after the collapse and then we rebuild those of us who survive.
I mean, that's different.
I'm talking about, I mean, we will have a, you could say, a new America after we rebuild following the collapse, but we're not going to prevent the collapse.
The collapse, it has already begun.
A nation that can't feed its babies is a nation in collapse, or an empire, better stated, that can't feed its babies.
It's an empire in collapse.
That's where we are.
Nothing's going to get better until the system craters.
This is not going to get better.
We're not going to have suddenly an abundance of fuel.
We're not going to have suddenly an abundance of food.
And we're not going to have leftists suddenly realize that they've been bonkers and insane and crazy for the last, you know, six years.
And suddenly they come around and, oh gosh, you guys were right.
We need to treat children with dignity.
We need to have morality.
And transgenderism is all delusion and fantasy.
No, that's not going to happen.
We're going to go all the way into collapse.
The system will crater.
And you're watching it.
You're living it.
You're living in the collapse.
Now, I know sometimes you might think, well, is it really the collapse?
No, it's a slow collapse.
Day by day when you experience it, it's slow.
But when future historians write about it, they'll look back and they'll just call it, you know, the collapse of 2020 through 2025 or whatever it is.
The five-year collapse, you know, just like we look back and write about World War II as if it were all one event, like one afternoon.
No, that was like six years of hell, roughly.
What?
I mean, well, I guess for America, a little bit shorter than that, but as far as the world goes, yeah, six years of hell.
We're going to go through like five years of hell or something.
And the collapse will, it'll play itself out.
It's already set in a motion.
There's no stopping it.
Don't kid yourself.
There's no stopping it.
It's already gone.
I mean, we're running on fumes right now.
We're running on basically the goodwill and the ethics of the previous generations.
I mean, who built America?
It was our parents and their parents and their parents going back a few generations, and the current generation is all destroying it, and it's already done, because they don't share any values whatsoever of what built America.
You know, dedication to hard work, honesty...
You know, religious worship, Christian values, all these things.
It's gone.
People ask me, what's the chance of America collapsing?
You know, between zero and 100%.
Folks, it's 100%.
There is no, it's not even 99.
It's 100%.
It's already baked in.
You're not going to stop it.
You're only going to survive it.
That's why you got to get prepared, especially on the food side, right?
You got to have storable food.
You got to learn how to grow food.
And, you know, while we're at it, since I haven't plugged any actual sponsors today, backup communications, right?
Satellite phone store, the bivvy stick, satellite messaging, you know, have emergency communications.
So you can actually send and receive messages during the coming blackouts.
Just go to the website, sat123.com.
Sat123.com.
Yeah, when the blackouts happen, you'll be able to still send and receive messages and talk to family members, keep in touch no matter what's happening.
As long as the satellites are functioning, you still have a means of communication.
It makes sense, but you're going to need lots of preps.
That's why I talk about preps.
Gold and silver, ammunition, shelter, get away from the cities if you can.
Have alternative systems of currency.
Maybe have a little crypto for mobility if that's suitable for you.
I mean, figure out what's right for you.
But definitely have garden seeds, you know, heirloom seeds.
Definitely have a means of self-defense, plenty of ammunition where it's legal to have, you know.
Be ready.
It's a 100% chance the system is coming down.
And you're watching it.
And I should say it's not even chance.
Even to use the phrase 100% chance, that's misleading.
It's not chance.
It's cause and effect.
Okay?
So it's a 100% effect of the causes that have already been initiated.
If you believe in cause and effect, then, and if you're, you know, an intelligent observer or gatherer of data points, you know the system's done.
It's over.
America, as we know it, will not exist.
And I'm not going to play this for you, but just kind of to underscore this point, and then I'm going to wrap it up.
There was a video put out.
I don't even know who did it.
But they were interviewing, I don't know, 20-something people and some teenagers on the streets of New York City.
And you've seen these kinds of videos before, like Mark Dice asking people questions like, you know, who's the current vice president?
And, you know, they can't answer that.
They don't know.
Kamala?
But this guy was asking these young teens and early 20s, asking them questions like, how many states are in the United States?
They don't know.
What is the capital of the United States of America?
Oh my gosh, they don't know.
I've seen some of these people ask questions like, how many continents are there on planet Earth?
And most people get that wrong, but then they'll ask, like, what continent are we standing on right now?
And people can't even answer that.
No, I'm not kidding.
Most of the youth today, because of the dumbing down of the school system, they are dumber than dumb, dumber than dirt, dumber than rocks.
You can't even, if you try to be that dumb, you couldn't be that dumb.
They have no knowledge about Of anything that matters in the world.
Their only knowledge is how to use their iPhone, celebrities, things that don't matter.
Social drama, social media, likes, click, subscribe, whatever.
They don't have any knowledge about reality.
And this is the future of our country?
I don't think so.
I mean, I knew more in the third grade than these 20-something people know today.
And I went through the public school system, you know?
So, you know, final thought here, if you really want to get prepared, prepare for the total collapse of the system.
Which, for some period of time...
It's going to be complete chaos, and then there'll be a reorganization among the survivors.
I mean, that's how it's going to be.
That's why I did my book, Resilient Prepping.
You know, free ebook if you want to download it.
Just go to resilientprepping.com.
I also did a book called Ghost World, which talked about the mass die-off that's coming and the post-die-off economy.
And that's also a free audiobook, ghostworld.co, if you want to download that.
That's a really cool book because it gets into what kinds of careers there will be in the post-die-off economy, such as salvage operations.
You're right?
Because there's going to be so many cars and homes and appliances left behind as so many people die.
Dying from vaccines and dying from starvation and dying from war that's coming and so on.
There's going to be a glut of used stuff in the world.
And some people will have a whole new career out of just salvage operations.
And I talk about that in that book and describe how you can survive the post-die-off future world, which in some areas will resemble kind of Mad Max.
But in other areas, it'll be a lot more organized.
So, hey, there's a lot of resources out there for you.
If you want to be, you know, among the survivors as we get through this together, it's going to be interesting.
I guarantee you the transgenderism nonsense is going to vanish real fast as we go into world war, mass famine, you know, true scarcity.
Yeah, people aren't going to have time to pretend anymore.
They're going to be too busy trying to grow potatoes or something.
They're not going to be playing fantasy land.
They're going to be hoeing weeds and trying to not die from starvation, things like that.
So the fantasies are about to vanish because reality is going to hit hard all over the world.
It's all being engineered.
This is all part of the global reset, by the way.
The globalists planned all this.
I'm sad to say it was all avoidable because it's all man-made.
All man-made.
They're doing this to us on purpose.
And remember that from the globalist point of view, it's kind of like this big IQ test to see who's dumb enough to not prepare.
No, really.
That's the way the globalists look at this.
They're like, you know, a filter system to filter out people who don't qualify to represent the future of the human race or people who are too stupid to learn how to do anything that might keep them and their offspring alive.
And here come the challenges.
Here it comes.
Energy collapse, currency collapse, food collapse, right?
Societal collapse.
If you can survive all of that, you're actually pretty well qualified, you know, to go on and procreate.
At least that's how some people look at it.
We'll see.
But thank you for listening.
That's my report for today on the Situation Update podcast.
I hope you found it informative and perhaps a little bit humorous from time to time.
I'll be back with you tomorrow on whatever crazy news happens over the next 24 hours or so.
I'm sure there will be no shortage of that.
As long as the Internet is working, we will have access to all kinds of insanity every single day.
Oh, here we go.
Let's just read this one headline from AgWeb.
Filling a tractor tank daily now costs some farmers $1,000, double what it did a year ago.
Wait, is that $1,000 per what?
Daily?
$1,000 a day?
No.
You know, this story doesn't really explain it.
I really despise writers and people who are talking and don't give the information of per what unit of time.
So this story says, filling a tractor tank daily now costs some farmers $1,000.
But $1,000 per what?
Per day?
Per week?
Per month?
They don't really say.
But $1,000 a day?
Could it mean that?
I mean, what is diesel?
Like $6 a gallon?
Wait, ag diesel is probably like $4 and something a gallon, right?
So, yeah, let's just do the math.
If it's $4.50 a gallon and you're spending $1,000, you're getting, what, 222 here?
I'm doing the calculator on that.
222 gallons.
Are there tractors that burn 222 gallons a day?
That's a lot of diesel.
Yeah.
Either that's a big-ass tractor that I've never seen before, or that's spread out over a few days because I own tractors that are fully capable of harvesting corn and wheat and things like that, and they don't burn anywhere near that because diesel is pretty efficient, but whatever.
Okay, fuel prices are going up.
Farmers are paying more, but I don't know what this $1,000 is per what.
Whatever.
Well, thank you for listening.
God bless you.
Get prepared.
It's all coming.
We'll talk to you tomorrow.
Until then, take care.
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