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June 16, 2022 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
01:20:44
Situation Update, 6/16/22 - Mass CATTLE deaths...
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Welcome to Situation Update, Thursday, June 16th, 2021.
Mike Adams here, and I was just interrupted.
I was trying to record this, and I heard one of my chickens sound off an alert.
And I have a chicken that likes to lay eggs at night, because I record this late at night.
And when you hear a chicken sound off at night, there's always a predator involved.
I knew immediately it's either a raccoon or a possum or a snake.
Probably a snake.
So, of course, I jump out there and run over, and there is a massive snake!
This massive snake coiled around all the chicken area, and then there was another snake there that was not as big.
And so I decided to do a little video to show you guys what I'm doing when I'm capturing these snakes.
Well, I couldn't videotape the capturing because I was busy, because this guy was a fighter, a very athletic snake.
But...
I have recorded now from these two snakes in the barrel.
I'm showing them to you with my snake stick and then showing how I release them back into the wild because they're non-venomous and they eat field mice and things like that.
But they also like to eat chicken eggs and baby chickens.
So, you know, I don't let them stay around the chicken areas.
But check out this video!
Because I figured if this snake is going to interrupt my podcast, I'm going to put him in the podcast.
So check this out.
It's fascinating.
And then I'll have a few comments on the other side.
Here we go.
Well, since these snakes are interrupting my podcast, I just thought I would make them part of the podcast.
Oh, holy cow.
That's a big one on the right there.
Now that guy, let me show you.
That guy is not messing around.
Look at this guy.
He is, like, super athletic.
Climbing all over everything.
This guy was, like, jumping around, climbing around.
Look at this guy.
Freaking huge!
Look at him.
Yeah, that's my little snake grabber stick right there.
And you can see he's maneuvering through this.
Look, if you give him an edge, he'll use it as leverage.
Watch.
Look at that.
Look what they do.
Look how they hold on to stuff.
Look at that.
Of course, I'm relocating these snakes because I don't kill them.
Oh my god.
Here's a double snake.
Let's see what he does.
See if he gets out.
Is he going to get out?
These snakes can climb trees, by the way.
What are you going to do?
Are you going to get out?
Look at them.
Yeah.
I mean, anyway, they're just hunting eggs and baby chickens and mice and stuff, so they're not venomous, so I don't...
I don't kill them.
So anyway, I'm just gonna go ahead and dump them out here.
Let them free.
There you go.
You are now free.
There they go.
Wow.
Oh, here's the big one right here.
Go ahead.
You're free, guy.
Go ahead.
You can do it.
There you go.
All right.
That's the snake relocation program here at the Health Ranger Ranch.
Interrupting my podcast.
So, I just figured I'd put him in the podcast.
Alright.
Have fun.
Alright folks, what did you think about that video?
And did you notice how big that snake was?
I had to fight this snake.
I had to grab this guy like three or four times because he kept escaping.
At one point I was trying to carry him with the snake stick over this little gate we have in our chicken area.
And this gate is kind of like a chain link fence.
And this snake jumps.
He leaps.
His head to the chain-link fence.
He sticks his head through one of the little holes and grabs onto it.
So now I'm trying to pull him off of the chain-link fence, and his head is holding on like an arm.
And I'm like, come on, snake!
You know, and he got away three or four times, but I have a lot of experience grabbing these snakes now, so I'm pretty good at picking them back up with this snake stick.
There's a certain technique that I've learned by trial and error over the years.
Anyway, I grabbed him.
Several times, trying to stick him in the giant barrel, the drum, and then he'll hold on to the edge.
He's like, I'm not going in there.
So you have to do it just right.
Anyway, got him in there, got him relocated, let him go.
Did you notice, by the way, all the insect sounds?
Yeah, if you didn't notice that, go back and listen to that video.
It's actually loud.
There are so many insects and crickets and everything in the night environment.
In central Texas, if you're out far enough in the rural areas, that's what normal nature sounds like.
It's loud.
I mean, it's like a chorus.
It's a symphony of sounds.
And some nights, you know, there's frogs in with that, and there's sometimes katydids.
Sometimes there's like owls and all kinds of weird creatures sounding off.
Yeah, I hear owl sounds actually pretty frequently.
But I want you to know that if you live in the normal world of where there's some nature, that's what every night should sound like.
Or maybe not the winter nights, obviously, but a summer night should sound like that.
If you don't live in an area that sounds like that, you're living in a kind of a dead zone, actually.
An artificial dead zone, like a neighborhood, doesn't sound like that.
Where's all the bugs, man?
Where's all the critters and creatures?
Well, of course, they've been depopulated.
They've been killed off.
And now, the big kill-off is targeting us, human beings.
And that's the topic of the podcast today, actually.
There's been thousands of cattle now that are dead in just Kansas alone.
This is being blamed on heat and humidity, which, in my view, I'm not buying it.
And there are a lot of people wondering if these cattle are being poisoned.
Suddenly, there's all these cattle dead.
I'm not going to show you the video.
It's been circulating out there for the last day or so.
I don't know.
I mean, hundreds, thousands of dead cattle just lined up, and they're driving by all these dead cattle.
In fact, there's a tweet on this.
Quote, on a ranch in the southwest of the state of Kansas alone, more than 3,000 cattle suddenly fell dead last weekend.
According to the farmers, there is no plausible explanation for this mass extinction.
Cases like this are currently accumulating in the USA. Steps toward food crisis?
That's what the tweet said.
So I'm here to say...
That in addition to the mass burning down of food facilities that's been taking place, and we have an updated list on that, by the way, that we're about to release.
In fact, yeah, here it is.
Oh, we've got a lot.
It's way bigger.
I've got 94 fires listed here right now on this spreadsheet I'm looking at, and there's more that we haven't yet added to it.
So let's call it 100 fires.
A hundred fires of food facilities and now thousands of cattle are suddenly dropping dead?
Folks, sounds like poisoning to me.
Sounds like somebody's poisoning the water of the cattle.
Now, we can't prove it.
That's just my guess.
But I have some qualifications on this.
I mean, I live in Texas and we've got cattle all over the place.
And I mean, I know plenty of people who are cattle owners and have been around cattle.
And I see cattle every day.
Okay, let's put it that way.
I see cattle every day.
And here in Texas, yeah, it's been getting up to like 105 some days.
And I don't see cattle dropping over dead.
I know it's hot.
I know that, you know, cattle, it's very uncomfortable to be all hot like that.
But I'm not seeing them drop dead.
Now, maybe somebody listening, maybe you've got cattle in Kansas, and maybe, I don't know, maybe the humidity and the heat and the lack of wind, and maybe that's all it takes, and then they drop dead.
And the shorter nights, you know, less time to cool down, and maybe they don't have a good supply of water or something.
I don't know.
I'm just saying this is highly suspicious to me And I'm in Texas.
It's really hot, and I'm not seeing cattle drop dead everywhere.
In fact, I haven't heard of any cattle dying.
I mean, not anything out of the norm.
The last big cattle death event that I heard was in the big freeze that happened last year.
It was like last February.
Was that last year?
Or the year before?
You know, the one where the whole power grid went down?
Yeah, I think that was last year.
Yeah, pretty sure.
And a lot of cattle died during that, but that was understandable because, well, it was 5 degrees Fahrenheit, which is highly unusual for Texas, and the water froze, and the roads were frozen, and so the farmers couldn't even get their food to the cows.
Like, they couldn't go out and deliver hay, and so cows died of starvation and freezing.
But at least that was an understandable cause.
But just hot weather?
In Kansas?
Thousands of cattle are dying?
I don't know, man.
I'm not buying it.
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment says that it is aware of at least 2,000 cattle that have died because of the so-called extreme heat and humidity.
And that was reported by CNBC, by the way.
And also, agdaily.com has a story on this.
Let's see.
It says, these deaths come as a particular hit to the industry after producers already reduced herds due to drought and feed costs.
And Kansas is the third largest producer of cattle in America, following Texas and Nebraska.
The state has over 2.4 million cattle on feed.
So the liquidation of nearly 3 million head of cattle, this is across the U.S., have resulted in a tighter beef supply because this is all because of continued drought.
So Understand that, well, fertilizer prices are through the roof, which means that cattle feed prices are now higher.
And since feed prices are higher, a lot of ranchers are slaughtering the cattle, which is flooding the beef supply temporarily with quite an abundance of beef.
But that's a very temporary situation.
And you add to it now these thousands of cattle, I guess, suddenly dying from, quote, heat or whatever is actually happening.
You can see, I mean, beef is going to become more scarce and more expensive.
And it seems like it's just part of the attack on the food supply.
And I think that there's an engineered effort to starve us all.
And I think it's global.
And in fact, I recorded a special report today.
We're going to turn it into a mini documentary, but I'll summarize it here.
The climate change war, which is a war on carbon, is designed to, well, to achieve terraforming, which is to pull carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere of the planet.
And of course, they're building giant machines in the Midwest, in places like Iowa, and In order to suck CO2 out of the atmosphere and sequester it.
And this is called, of course, carbon sequestration or CO2 sequestration.
This reduces CO2 in the atmosphere, which causes crops to fail because crops need CO2 in order to grow.
In fact, if you have more CO2, crops will produce more food.
And so the easiest way for the globalists to starve the planet and to kill off the cattle Get rid of beef and also kill off human beings and cause mass starvation and famine is to pull CO2 out of the atmosphere.
But in order to do that, they had to recruit a lot of people into the green movement.
And you notice that the people that have been recruited into the green movement are the same gullible, mindless retards who also promoted vaccines and masks and every new thing, you know, transgenderism and gay pride month and everything.
These are the same morons who just follow whatever.
Just anything that goes with the herd, you'll find them.
There they are.
And so they jumped on the climate change bandwagon, which is really an extermination agenda to mass murder the human race and kill off the animals.
Because, you know, of course, if you reduce CO2, you reduce plant respiration because of photosynthesis.
Let me back up.
Photosynthesis, you probably know this.
Photosynthesis requires carbon dioxide, sunlight, and water.
For the plant to live, to produce crops, right?
And if you don't have those three things, you don't have crops.
But when you do have those three things, then the plant produces oxygen as a byproduct.
The oxygen is what you breathe, and it's what cows breathe.
And, you know, goats and sheep and snakes, just about everything else.
Everything that's not a plant, usually.
Insects, you know, they breathe oxygen.
So if you reduce carbon dioxide in the atmosphere...
You're going to reduce the oxygen in the atmosphere.
You're going to asphyxiate every living mammal, which includes us, on the planet.
It is a giant death extermination agenda.
That's the green movement.
And most of the people involved in it, they don't realize they are the murderers.
They think they're saving the planet.
No, they're exterminating human life and animal life and plant life through the terraforming operations to pull carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere.
Okay, but I'm doing a whole special report on that separately.
What I want to point out is that this is all an engineered food collapse situation.
They're taking the food system down piece by piece.
Let me give you a little heads up here on the fires.
Okay, so again, I've got 94 documented listings here.
I actually have a research team working on this because we're going to put out a big report on this.
I've got 94 listings.
The last one is Forceman Farm in Howard Lake, Minnesota.
That was in May.
I've got Highland Dairy in Clovis, New Mexico.
Saladino Food Processing Plant in Fresno, California.
Pleasant Grove Road Chicken Farm in Jonestown, Mississippi.
These are all fires, folks.
These are all destroyed or aggressively damaged by fires.
Commercial poultry flock in Oklahoma City.
Lancaster County poultry farms in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, as you might guess.
Wayne Farms of Decatur, Alabama.
See, Purdue Farms in Chesapeake, West Virginia, AgriWay Partners in Kelowna, Washington, and so on.
You get the idea.
94 of these documented with citations and descriptions.
That's what we've got so far.
We're going to publish this list, so you'll have all the links yourself if you want to go through this.
But there is a deliberate takedown of the food system.
Now, there's a farmer, a woman, farmer, whose video has been going viral over the last 24 hours.
It's kind of short.
It's a TikTok video.
I want to play it for you, although I think at the very end she drops an F-bomb.
So we're going to bleep that out for you, okay?
Bleeping the F-bombs.
But I want you to watch this video because it's very instructive.
Here we go.
So I got in a conversation today, and the woman, honestly, bless her heart, honestly thinks that food prices are not going to go up.
She thinks that this is the highest they're going to go.
I tried to explain to her that that was not the case, that they're absolutely going to go up even more.
And I told her, there are things that we have to buy.
There's something we have to buy that two years ago cost us $24.
Last year was about $46.
This year it is costing us $96, okay?
Local farmer, 50 head of cattle.
It's costing him $8,000 a month to feed them.
Please understand, food prices are going to go up.
You want to act like it's the farmer's fault.
It is not the farmer's fault.
We're barely making it to grow the stuff so you guys are able to get it in August, September, October.
Okay?
Guys, this is not going away.
Stop sticking your head in the sand and thinking, oh, it's going to be okay.
It's not going to be okay.
Alright, what do you think about that?
You can tell this farmer woman is a little perturbed.
And she's frustrated because people aren't listening.
She's frustrated kind of in the same way that sometimes I'm frustrated.
It's like, people, we've told you this 5,000 times.
You know, it's like some people are still like, oh, it's all going to be okay.
Stop being negative.
Everything's going to go back to normal.
No, it's not.
It's not going back to normal.
It's collapsing, people.
They're tearing it down.
The food system is collapsing.
The debt system is collapsing.
We're going to talk about that.
The Fed raised the rates yesterday, 0.75%.
And of course, the vaccines are attacking every living human, it seems now, if they can.
And now children.
This is a war against humanity.
That's what you've got to understand.
This is a war against Against humanity.
And this female farmer gets it.
What did she say?
They were paying $24 two years ago for some set of supplies, whatever it was, and now it's $96?
So that's a 400% increase, right?
400% increase in two years of the cost of those inputs, whatever.
I think she said another farmer that she knows has 50 head of cattle and it's costing him $8,000 a month to feed the 50 head of cattle.
I'm pretty sure she said that.
$8,000 a month.
Think about that.
I mean, how long do you raise cattle before they get sold off or go to slaughter?
I mean, they're, what, I don't know, two years old?
I mean, you've got to feed them for at least two years, I think, to sell them off to the bigger cattle operations.
I don't know exactly when they slaughter them, but...
I think you've got to feed them for a couple of years.
So what is that?
$8,000 a month times 24?
So doing the math on that, that's $192,000 to raise 50 cattle, and that's just the feed cost?
Let's see.
Divide that by 50.
That's $3,840 in feed per cow!
Whoa!
Whoa!
Because...
I mean, I'm no genius or anything.
I'm no super expert in the cattle industry.
But I remember it wasn't too many years ago when the entire price that a cattle rancher might get for a two-year-old cow was only like $1,200 or something.
And now just to feed that cow is almost $4,000, you know, over two years.
Well, then, obviously that means they got to sell these cows for like, you know, $6,000 each to the, you know, to the cattle operations that eventually butcher them.
So then by the time a cow actually gets butchered, I mean, it might be a $10,000 cow.
And how much meat do you get out of a cow?
What do you get, like 800 pounds, maybe?
Now, these are rough numbers.
Don't quote me on this.
I don't know the exact numbers.
I'm just guessing.
Let's say you get 1,000 pounds of beef out of a cow.
I don't think you do.
I think that's an over...
But let's just say you do.
And if you put $10,000 into that cow for feed and water and whatever, you know, medical and upkeep and everything else, the electricity to run, the pumps for the well, these kinds of things, and transportation, all that, insurance, you get $10,000 into that cow.
And if that cow produces 1,000 pounds of meat, which, again, I think is an overestimate, that's $10 a pound wholesale cost to the farmer.
And you know what?
I'm looking this up now because I think my 1,000 pounds is way off.
I think it's like half that, frankly.
So here's some websites that say typically you get 60 to 64% of the live animal harvest weight in terms of the actual meat production.
So for, let's see, for a quarter cow, you could get up to 125 pounds of beef.
So there you go.
So a whole cow, if it's a big one, you get 500 pounds of beef.
There you go.
So it's half of what I was thinking, which means that the cost to the farmer, I mean, what you got to pay the farmer is essentially $20 per pound of beef.
Now think about that, folks.
When you wonder why does this ground beef no longer cost $1.99 at the grocery store?
Because the farmer had to spend $20 to generate that one pound of beef.
And that doesn't even count the meat wholesaler, the distributor, the grocery store markup, the retail, the packaging, everything else.
People, you're going to be paying $25 for a hamburger.
Pretty soon.
Like maybe a half pound burger.
You might be paying $25 for that pretty soon.
And if you want a pound of ground beef, that could easily be $50 before long.
So...
This is a deliberate destruction of the food supply, especially animal-based systems.
And you notice they've been culling all the birds.
They've been killing off the turkeys and killing off the chickens and claiming, oh, it's bird flu again!
It's bird flu!
I'm surprised they don't say that the chickens have monkey pox at this point.
It's chicken monkey pox!
And the monkeys have chicken pox!
And the gays have all poxes!
Probably by this time.
Because they keep having festivals and spreading everything.
But that's a different story.
The point is, they're killing off the animals and they're using all these excuses.
Oh, it was heat.
This weekend.
Oh, really?
Like cows have never had hot weather before?
Are you kidding me?
And then it's like, oh, well, these are just random fires.
No, they're not.
They're not random fires.
Why are they seemingly only striking food facilities?
Why aren't other random things burning down?
I haven't heard about a giant pattern of like movie theaters burning down.
It's food facilities that are burning down.
It's getting crazy.
This is a war on our food supply.
And then for the turkeys and the chickens, they just roll in there with their portable PCR test, like, take a couple samples, it tested positive for bird flu, and then it is like, kill millions of birds, light them on fire!
And they just kill birds, kill all the chickens, kill all the turkeys, and then the egg supply collapses, right?
People, this is so obviously sabotage.
This is, I mean, we're living in a war zone.
I mean, they're at war with the atmosphere, terraforming to reduce CO2. They're at war with farmers, and they're at war with energy, at war with the food supply, and ultimately, they're at war with your biology.
And by the way, you know that giant clot?
I don't know if you saw this photo that was shown when I was hosting InfoWars on Monday.
And I had Dr.
Jane Ruby as my guest.
And Richard Hirschman had sent me this photo of this giant freaking clot.
It was the size of a slug.
It was like a finger diameter clot that he had on his blue latex glove.
And this clot was so huge and it was pulled out of some guy's carotid artery.
And the clot had like forks at the bottom.
If those were legs, it could walk, you know?
It had forks.
It's like freaking tentacles on this clot.
Well, anyway, apparently the top half of that clot is now being sent to me.
Yeah, that clot is about to become famous.
It's going to be the most famous, the Hollywood clot The most famous clot of all time.
Because we're going to dissect that sucker live under the microscope with video recording turned on.
I'm buying little tiny scalpels and dissection tools.
I'm not even kidding.
And we're going to dissect this clot.
And we're trying to figure out what these clots are made of.
I'll tell you more about that later, but the point is that you're being attacked with bioweapons that grow clots in your arteries, too.
That's in addition, you know, to the food supply crashing.
And now they're also crashing the entire financial system, which I'm going to get to in a minute.
But, hey, folks, if you're not storing food and learning to grow food, just prepare to starve.
There's no other way to say it.
Just get ready.
You know how they say intermittent fasting is good for you?
Then that must mean that never eating is great for you.
The American population is going to become very familiar with intermittent fasting quite soon because they might only be able to get one meal a day or afford one meal a day.
And who knows what that meal is going to be?
It's like Cricket McNuggets or something.
You know, like the government teams up with the United Nations and McDonald's to serve Cricket McNuggets with like...
Non-human dipping sauce, they have to clarify, is not from people.
You know, because when you look at it, you're like, that looks like Soylent Green dipping sauce.
No, this is not from people.
Definitely not from people.
Cricket McNuggets.
It's probably like, you know, slug snot or something, dipping sauce.
Man, before this gets any more weird, I should probably...
Bring us back to reality and mention.
Don't forget Marjorie Wildcraft on this, folks.
She teaches you how to grow food.
And her website, her group, the Food Grow Network, they're sponsors of Bright Town this month, so I want to plug her here.
Icangrowfood.com is the website you go to.
And she's got a free webinar there.
Watch it.
If you haven't watched it yet, because you probably heard me mention it a few times, Go there.
Just put in your email address, free registration.
Watch the video.
She teaches you how to grow food in the equivalent size of a couple of parking spaces for a car.
You can grow a lot of your own food.
And remember, she's the one that also teaches you how to make your own fertilizer, which includes peeing in buckets and using that as fertilizer.
Remember my song the other day, Don't worry.
Right?
Pea happy.
And so collect your pee.
And it turns out that the amount of urine produced by one person is just the right amount to fertilize the garden that is needed to help support one person.
So it's like your body actually makes fertilizer.
Did you know that?
You thought fertilizer only came from Russian.
Russian rubles.
No.
Fertilizer comes out of you, too.
That's what's so cool about it.
And I think even according to some people, there's like, don't they say there's medicinal qualities to certain types of urine and so on?
I don't know, but it's good fertilizer, that's for sure.
I'm not saving jugs of this stuff to see what other uses there are, but I don't mind peeing on the zucchini from time to time if I don't have to walk too far in the middle of the night, like stepping over, tripping over strawberries and says, oh, what were you doing?
I'm just trying to pee on the garden.
Probably run into one of those giant snakes out there, too, disturbing the chickens, too.
I'll let you in on a little inside baseball on this, too.
My production team, I was at the warehouse a few hours ago, the Health Ranger Store warehouse, the production facility.
And they were telling me that I think, what is it, like 50% of our top 10 best-selling items are out of stock.
And I'm like, why?
Why is that happening?
And, you know, the answer, you can't get the supplies.
I mean, there's limited quantities, and the demand is through the roof.
Everybody wants the stuff.
Everybody wants more food, and especially clean food, which is our specialty, lab-tested food and all that.
And we just can't keep anything in stock.
And I said, well, hey, folks, don't worry.
The economy is collapsing.
I'm pretty sure demand will go down at some point, and then we'll be able to catch up.
This is not a great business argument, by the way, for you entrepreneurs out there.
It's not like, we're so far behind, demand is so high, but don't worry, the economy is collapsing.
At some point, we'll catch up because no one will be able to afford to buy anything.
That's never actually a good projection.
So that's just, but that, I mean, that's the reality of the situation.
We can't get a lot of the materials.
And I told you yesterday how the capsules have gone up.
These veggie caps are now 50 cents each just for the empty capsule with nothing even in it.
Like, if I sold you a bottle of 100 capsules without any vitamin C in it, the capsules would cost me $50 because they're 50 cents each.
And that's, again, that's without anything in them.
So that's happening.
And then at the same time, people are trying to stock up.
And I had this, I don't know, I'm not going to do this, so don't worry, but I had this weird idea.
It was like, you know, We should really protect our current customer base and make sure they get the supplies.
And maybe we should block new customers from coming in and buying out the supplies out from under the existing customers.
And it was a crazy idea.
There's no way to enforce that or even to figure it out.
And I'm not sure that's even ethically the right thing to do.
It was just a thought I had.
Is there any way to make sure our loyal repeat customers can still get stuff?
Like, what if we just kind of shut it down to new customers?
But alas, there was no practical way to do that, that we could figure out, or it's not even probably the right choice, but whatever.
I'm just, I'm trying to think about ways, you know, to make sure that, because here's the issue.
Like, people get red-pilled like crazy all over America.
And there's all kinds of new people that are suddenly discovering what you and I have known for years, which is, oh my gosh, we need to have a backup food supply.
Like, they suddenly realize it, and then they run out and buy up all the supplies.
Because that's like panic purchasing.
Oh my god, we're going to run out of food!
Boom!
So they freak out and buy all the inventory, and then, you know, the loyal, long-term customers have no inventory.
Now, fortunately, most of the repeat customers had already stocked up on things beforehand, but usually you want to kind of rotate your stockpile.
You're going to use some of it and then add to it, maybe increase it.
See, what I'm afraid of here is that there's going to be some kind of big national trigger event.
I don't know what it will be.
Maybe Biden declares some kind of food rationing emergency rule or government confiscation of all food supplies.
We're going to control distribution now, like they did with the infant formula, using C-130 cargo planes to airdrop baby food from other countries.
It's like, yeah, great idea.
Let's let the government, you know, basically go to full communism with central planning and, oh yeah, the government will distribute the food.
Like, nothing bad could happen from that idea.
No, nobody will starve from that idea.
No, food prices won't go up.
No, there won't be black market operations under the table.
No, the government will control who gets all the food.
Well, if that happens, and you know they've got all the executive orders and everything, the emergency, the National Defense Authorization Act that was signed into law by Obama in 2012.
Remember that?
The NDAA. And it specifically says that the president can seize all, well, the executive branch of the government, of the federal government, can seize food and farms and cattle and fuel and seeds and grain and basically everything that's on a farm.
They just come in like, you know, we are from the government.
We've taken everything.
And they can do it with guns in your face, right?
So what if they do that?
And then suddenly everybody's panicked, like, we've got to buy food all of a sudden.
And then our store just gets wiped out in one day.
Well, that might very well happen.
I'm not sure how...
I'm not sure how to handle these situations.
So I guess the best advice is, folks, if you want something that we make and we have it in stock now, just get it now.
Because it may not be around much longer, seriously.
Yeah.
It's...
Yeah.
All right.
Just get it now.
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Okay.
Have we talked about floppy corn yet?
There's a floppy corn syndrome...
That is Striking Indiana.
That's right.
This is from Purdue University.
The author is Bob Nielsen.
And this story appeared on agfax.com.
That's F-A-X, agfax.
Indiana floppy corn syndrome.
The author is the extension agronomist.
Excessive drying of the upper soil profile is conducive for the development of what some of us affectionately call the rootless corn or floppy corn syndrome.
This is about the timing of stress relative to the stage of plant development.
So basically, if the top of the soil dries from excessive drought and sunlight exposure at a certain time during the corn plant's development, then the corn plant becomes floppy and it flops over.
I know you've never heard about floppy corn.
I was worried about GMO corn, and now I find out about floppy corn.
I've heard of floppy disks because I'm old enough to remember when we had those things around.
Floppy disks, remember that?
You know, cassette tapes and what have you.
But now we have floppy corn!
I wonder if there's going to be a discount on floppy corn at the grocery store.
Corn flops.
You can buy corn flops, you know, ten for a dollar.
So technically, according to this agronomist, floppy corn plants are not technically root-lodged.
They are simply broken over at the mesocottal below the crown area of the plant.
And he says, well, obviously, the health of the mesocottal and the seminal roots determine whether an affected plant can hang on until a decent soaker of rain occurs to replenish the soil moisture levels.
Yeah, I mean, obviously, everybody knows the mesocottal has to have water.
So floppy corn syndrome...
Is now what we're seeing in Indiana and who knows where else this is going to happen.
I mean, look, people, there are weather weapons being deployed.
You know that.
You know, the western half of the United States is plunging into a seemingly permanent drought.
Have you looked at the levels of Lake Mead lately?
Yeah?
Have you seen that?
Isn't it down to like 27% of its capacity or something in that range?
It's bad.
And the water's sinking so low, they're finding like old mafia-hit dead bodies that are starting to emerge there.
They might find Jimmy Hoffa pretty soon.
But much of the western half of the United States is trending toward a condition which will make it, well, uninhabitable by humans.
Imagine that.
You know, doesn't Lake Mead feed water to Las Vegas, right?
Isn't that one of the cities that gets water from there?
Pretty sure.
Well, what happens when it drops to zero?
You know, where does Vegas get the water?
Yeah, in fact, so here's a story.
Fox5Vegas.com.
Lake Mead continues to shrink before our eyes.
It says, as of Sunday, the depth of Lake Mead is a little over 1,045 feet above sea level.
Now, notice that's not 1,045 feet of water.
That's just the altitude at which the water is.
It says the lake has lost another 6 feet of water in one month.
Well, here it is.
Lake Mead is now at 29% capacity.
Okay, it wasn't that far off.
And the Bronson Mack of the Las Vegas Valley Water District says the expectation is that it's very likely to continue to fall.
Gee, what an amazing projection!
Okay, if the water level continues to fall, a two-tier water shortage will be declared for the year 2023, and that will see another reduction in the water allocated to us here in the valley, they say.
Last year, we used 242,000 acre-feet of water, and we had an allocation of 300,000 acre-feet.
Man, that's not a lot of water, folks.
An acre-foot of water is what two average households use per year.
So what they're saying is they only have enough water coming out of here or they're using the equivalent that maybe could support 150,000 homes, but that's going to go down in 2023.
I don't know what it's going to go down to.
And, you know, at some point, They're going to have to tell the people living there, well, at some point, they've got to turn off all the water fountains in front of the casinos, for one thing.
It's like, you go to Vegas, and it's like, we have a water shortage, but check out these amazing waterfalls in front of these casinos.
Giant water cannons and fountains shooting water everywhere.
That can't be wasting water, no.
They're going to have to, like, Zarascape those suckers.
Like, put saguaro cactus on there.
Just have, like, scorpions and things.
Desert scenes.
Welcome to Vegas.
We ran out of water.
But where are you going to get the water?
You can't.
You can't get it!
Because you can't pipe it from the ocean too far.
You can't pull it out of the air too dry.
Hey, what are you going to do?
You take it out of the lake.
Oh, lake's too low.
Too bad.
You're going to have to go.
I mean, it's over.
You have no water.
You have no city, folks.
No water, no city.
Ghost town.
But let's move on to the financial news before I get too carried away.
Pretty amazing.
Russia's Gazprom, which is the natural gas exporter, has now cut natural gas flows to Germany by 60%.
Oh, Western Europe is about to get the green energy nightmare they've always wanted.
You know how Western Europe has been worshipping Greta Thunberg and like, we've got to go green for everything.
No fossil fuels.
How dare you?
Well, this coming winter, they've got to be freezing to death.
Industry won't have electricity.
They're not going to have fertilizer.
Food's going to be through the roof.
Fuel will be unaffordable.
Well, I guess they're getting the green energy nightmare they always wanted.
That's my analysis of the situation.
Oh, you want to live without fossil fuels?
Here you go.
Try it for a year.
Let's see how that feels.
See how that goes.
You know, when your solar panels are covered with snow and your wind turbines won't move because they've got frozen ice all over them.
And you have no stored energy because battery technology doesn't exist to efficiently store renewable energy in any efficient manner whatsoever.
It doesn't exist!
You can't just line up a bunch of car batteries there under a bunch of solar panels.
You know how expensive that would make electricity?
Those car batteries are only good for two years, by the way.
They suck.
The technology sucks.
So without natural gas from Gazprom, Western Europe is going to be, I guess, demonstrating all kinds of new experiments in green energy nightmares.
It's going to be interesting.
Talk about cows dying in the heat in Kansas, while Germans are going to be dying from the cold in December.
Jeez, I hope they have enough body bags ready for that whole operation there, because they're going to need them.
I have a solution for Germany, by the way.
Since they let all these Muslim migrants just walk right in and take over their country, at least they should require every Muslim to bring a propane tank with them.
Okay, come on in, but bring a propane tank.
We need the gas.
It's a little toll you've got to pay.
Just one tank of gas, and then you can come on in.
All right, now in the States, the Federal Reserve, as you know, just raised rates yesterday at 75 basis points.
And that is what I predicted would happen in yesterday's podcast, you may recall.
There were some thoughts that it might be 100 basis points, but we thought it was going to be 75.
And that's what it was, which is still pretty much a panic move by the Fed.
So the Fed is trying to bring down inflation.
And this is not going to work, this 75 basis points.
As you know, real inflation is somewhere 20% in that range.
Even though the government says it's less than 10%.
But you know it's really more like 20%.
And so, you know, in order to bring down a 20% inflation rate, you would need to raise, you know, interest rates to something like maybe 15%.
You know, I'm thinking about the Jimmy Carter era.
I'm thinking about 1979 here.
And also, by the way, oil embargoes, long fuel lines, and I think American hostages in the Iranian embassy.
Yeah.
Those were interesting times, for sure.
But they're coming back.
You see, the Fed wants to put rates at like 3% or something, while inflation is 20%.
That's not going to bring down inflation, folks.
So this rate raise...
It's not going to work at the thing it's designed to do.
It's not going to bring down inflation.
Inflation is going to continue, especially in food.
I mean, you saw the farmer gal talking about cows.
We did some kind of crude math on the cows, on the beef prices.
You're going to be paying $50 a pound for beef, okay?
Yeah, it's coming.
And fuel prices are going to go through the roof.
Now, housing prices, though, are going to come down because of the interest rate increase.
And the Fed, by raising interest rates 0.75%, that's 75 basis points, is determined to collapse asset markets in the United States.
So while they're not going to really bring down inflation, because they're not raising rates enough, just the small amount of raising they've done so far is going to collapse real estate, it's going to collapse the stock market, and it's also collapsing crypto, by the way, which there's more on that today as well.
So it's like we're going to get the worst of both.
The higher interest rates are not going to accomplish what they are supposed to accomplish, but they're going to give us all the worst negative side effects possible by crashing the assets.
And you're already starting to see this, of course, but home prices are going to come down.
Home sales are already slowing down hugely.
Mortgage lenders and brokers are laying people off all over the place.
And home prices are being adjusted downward.
You can see that on Redfin or Zillow or wherever.
You can see that.
It's happening already.
The housing market is in a state of accelerating collapse right this very minute.
And we haven't even seen the mortgage rates yet respond to this Fed rate increase.
So mortgage rates are sitting at about 6% right now on average nationwide.
They're going to go to 7 plus in the next couple of weeks.
And then after that, well, the Fed says they're going to raise rates again another 0.75% in July.
So then what are mortgage rates going to be after that?
8%?
Maybe 9%?
You know, kind of depending on your risk category and so on.
And with more rate raises from the Fed that are scheduled this year, plus quantitative tightening that's going to kick in at a very high level, according to the Fed, you're going to have mortgage rates above 10%.
And then the question is, who can afford to buy a house?
Or who can afford to get loans on anything?
Who can afford to expand a business?
If you've got to pay 10% interest on a 30-year loan, that's crazy.
You end up paying that 30-year loan like three or four times over.
You borrow a million dollars and you have to pay back like three million.
Have you ever looked at your amortization schedules on a 30-year loan?
One of the secrets that I did when I was much younger in my 20s, the first house I bought, I looked at the amortization schedule and I realized that For the first month, well, not just the first month, but the first few years, each month the amount I was paying, it was like 98% interest and only a little tiny bit went to principal.
I don't remember what the payments were, but let's say it was like $400 a month or something back then.
But out of that, maybe $15 went to principal.
So I realized that if I paid an extra $15, I was saving an entire month.
Like, I was saving $400 just by paying $15 today.
I would reduce my total payments over time by $400.
Like, would you pay $15 to avoid having to pay $400?
See, if you just pay a little bit extra on your home loan, you save a fortune.
And so, over time, it didn't take very long.
I paid off the house.
Because I was just dumping everything into paying it off.
And that was the last time I ever got a loan from any bank on anything.
Because I never wanted to be in debt.
Because I knew if you're in debt, you don't control your life.
You're a slave to the system.
Of course, the American people love to live on debt.
And when money and loans are nearly free, i.e.
0% interest, of course, a lot of people want to just borrow and borrow and borrow and leverage and leverage and leverage and live on debt.
And sort of pretend like they are wealthy.
Oh, look at this giant house.
Look at this giant car.
Look at this giant boat.
But dude, you don't own any of that stuff.
How is that wealth?
That's not wealth.
That's overhead.
You gotta pay on that stuff.
It's not wealth until you own it.
But that's not the American way, you see.
That's why financially I'm, you know, not part of the masses.
I don't take loans.
I don't deal with bankers, you know, except just to do commercial transactions.
I mean, I don't take money from banks because I don't want to owe banks.
But everybody else wants to owe banks for some reason.
So now when this market turns against them and their assets start to deteriorate, stock market going down, crypto going down, housing going down, suddenly all the leverage starts twisting and becoming very, very painful.
And then they have to start selling assets, In order to make good on, you know, margin calls or loan calls, you know, if you take out a million dollar loan on the home, and then that home drops in value to $500,000, let's say, if the market drops 50%, just theoretically, but let's say you still owe $700,000 on that home, do you think the bank is going to just let that situation sit there where you owe 700 grand on a home that's only worth 500 grand?
No!
They're going to call that loan in.
They're going to say, you got to pay us like $200,000, $300,000.
You got to bring that home back down to at least like an 80% where you only owe 80% of the current value.
So as home prices fall, banks start talking to people and say, give us money to bring your loan back into balance.
And that can be hundreds of thousands of dollars.
That's going to start happening all across America.
And as that happens, many homeowners are going to say, I don't have a couple hundred grand because, you know, my crypto just crashed and my Bitcoin just blew it.
My stock market just went down.
I don't have that kind of cash.
And the bank said, well, that's no problem.
You just sell your house.
And you're the homeowner like, I don't want to sell my house.
This is where I'm living.
Well, you got to sell your house.
But you still owe 700 grand on the house.
But when you sell it, you only get 500 for it.
So think about this.
You could sell your house, and you still owe the bank 200 grand.
You still got to make payments to the bank, and now you're homeless.
Why?
Because you were over-leveraged.
You were living beyond your means, which is the American way.
And it's foolish to do that.
It is foolish, but it is seductive.
And people love to do that.
And they're going to get burned.
If they don't get out from under this right now, they're going to get burned hard.
You can end up homeless and still owing the bank on a home that you no longer live in.
Yeah, it's happened many times before.
Oh, here we go.
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Biden is begging US companies to buy Russian fertilizer, by the way, since we're in the finance category here.
This is funny.
Yahoo News is reporting this.
So the Biden regime, which created this whole global problem of a fertilizer shortage, is now saying that, well, I guess we got to have more fertilizer in the US all of a sudden because food inflation is so bad.
So they're begging US companies to buy fertilizer from Russia.
This is the funniest thing in the world.
It's like, I thought you said that we shouldn't have any financial dealings with Russia.
I thought you cut Russia off the SWIFT system.
But now, no, suddenly you should buy fertilizer from Russia.
Well, how are you going to pay for it?
Since you can't transfer money to Russian banks for fertilizer.
If you think I'm making this up, no seriously, this is actually Bloomberg, republished by Yahoo Finance.
U.S. quietly urges Russia fertilizer deals to unlock grain trade.
According to people familiar with the efforts, as sanctions fears have led to a sharp drop in supplies, fueling spiraling global food costs.
Imagine that.
So there are negotiations underway involving the United Nations to boost deliveries of fertilizer, grain, and other farm products from Russia and Ukraine that have been disrupted by Putin's invasion of his southern neighbor, says Bloomberg.
So wait a second.
Again, I thought we weren't supposed to do business with Russia.
I thought Russia was cut off.
But now, secretly, oh, they want Russian fertilizer.
You know, have you noticed the common thread in everything that goes wrong in food markets and infant formula markets and the great tampocalypse shortage of tampons across America?
What's the common thread in all of this?
Oh, government mucking around with the free market.
That's, in every case, it's the government's fault.
Because they're screwing around with everything and cutting off, you know, really the economic blood flow of the world.
It's like they are causing financial blood clots.
You know, if the economic system is like a human being and all the money flowing around is like the capillaries and the blood vessels and the arteries, right?
You've got to have blood flow for the life of the economy.
Then everything that government does is a blood clot.
It's like, here, block this country from having access to the banks.
Block this port.
Embargo this.
It's like, everything.
Or, oh, subsidize this.
No, let's burn the corn as fuel instead of eating it.
It's like, morons in charge.
Just constant parade of morons.
Who are just screwing with everything.
It can't be on accident.
This has to be deliberate.
You couldn't make such a mess of this unless you planned it.
They had to have planned this.
Oh, hey, I need to mention this.
A quick note.
I've been receiving texts from people who think that I'm speaking in Oregon coming up at some event there.
I'm not speaking in Oregon.
And an event organizer there asked me if I would be willing to record a video.
To play, you know, exclusively to the audience at the event.
And I said, yes.
And then this event organizer listed on the website that I am one of the speakers at the event.
But I am not.
I'm not going there.
And so, you know, people keep contacting.
Are you coming to Oregon?
Man, I want to see you.
So what's happening is people are buying tickets to this event because they want to see me speak in person or they want to, you know, maybe take a selfie or shake hands or just say hi or whatever, which is cool.
But that's why I'm mentioning it here.
I'm not going to Oregon.
I'm not leaving Texas, actually, anytime soon.
So I've asked this event organizer to please clarify it.
So don't kind of imply that I'm going to be there.
I'm not going to be there.
And, you know, you should be accurate about this so that people have the proper expectations.
Like, I'm going to be chiming in with a video.
And that's it.
That's all I can do.
I can't go to Oregon right now, as much as I love the state of Oregon, by the way.
Great place.
If you could get the libtards out of it, it'd be pretty awesome.
A lot of hippies down in Eugene, too, that know how to grow food.
Not just weed, but food, too.
Don't forget about them.
They can teach you how to grow stuff.
Oregon is the state up kind of near Portland.
There's a giant valley that's called the Willamette Valley.
But if you don't know how to pronounce Willamette, you might say something like Willamette or something.
And I remember the first time I went to Oregon, I didn't know how to pronounce it.
And I was sitting in a restaurant and I asked the waitress, like, how do you pronounce this name, this valley?
And she said, oh, it rhymes with dammit.
Okay, got it.
Dammit, Willamette, Oregon, welcome to the valley.
And I remember driving around looking for that dang valley.
Never could find it, because it turns out it's like half the state.
It's like, I mean, it's the length.
It's so huge.
You're in the valley for hours.
I kept looking, where is this Willamette Valley, damn it?
And it's like, you're in it, man.
We're all in it.
We're in the valley.
Oh, okay.
It doesn't look like a valley that I had pictured.
I thought there would be a particular...
I was looking for a Grand Canyon type of thing.
There's the canyon.
You can see it.
It's a hole.
Well, it's a canyon.
It's a chasm.
A giant gap in the ground.
You can see that.
You can't see the Willamette Valley.
It's just everywhere.
It's all around you.
You're in the valley.
Okay.
That's weird because I can see mountains.
I can see Mount St.
Helens.
There it is.
I can see, you know, Mount Shasta in Northern California.
I can see the mountain.
You can't see this Willamette Valley at all.
It's like a covert valley.
Okay, Biden is complaining about oil companies making money.
He says that big oil has unacceptable profits.
It's unacceptable to make money.
He says they're not allowed to earn profits even though Of course, the weapons industry is always allowed to earn record profits because, you know, they just got another $40 billion, basically, you know, with the Ukraine package, which mostly just goes to weapons manufacturers.
And I don't remember Joe Biden saying that the vaccine manufacturers are making too much money.
Do you remember that?
I don't remember that at all.
Or that Big Pharma is making too much money.
No, all I remember is big government writing big fat checks to Big Pharma all the time.
Here, have more money.
Make more vaccines.
Earn tens of billions of dollars in profits.
Profits are good if it's vaccines and drugs and psychiatric medications for children.
Gotta drug the kids.
Oh, those profits are totally okay with Biden.
And also Trump seems to be in favor of all that as well.
But you can't make money on oil for some reason.
No, no, no, no profits to be had on oil.
That's bad.
How dare you?
How dare you?
How dare you make money on oil?
It's like you're not allowed to engage, again, in free market operations.
And it's the government's attacks on the free market that are the problem of everything.
This is the problem.
Which is also interesting, by the way, the Libertarian Party has been taken over by the Mises Economics branch of thinkers, which is a very good thing, by the way.
You know, the Libertarian Party had been getting totally whacked out.
Like, they were getting into transgenderism and everything, too.
It's like, I thought you were libertarians, and now more like libertarians, right?
But anyway, the Mises people have taken it over.
Hold on, my dogs are barking.
I want another snake out there.
Oh, and by the way, as an indication of what's coming, If we have midterm elections, you know, if we have them, the Republicans are going to just sweep through the House and the Senate.
They're going to take over the House for sure, which means they have subpoena power and investigations power and everything.
And they're probably going to take over the Senate and they're going to win all over, up and down.
It's going to be Joe Biden, the lame duck president, just sitting there by himself in his fake Oval Office studio with his, you know, body double.
It's like, what do we do now?
Well, here's a congressman who says, his name is Jamal Bowman, and he says that there's going to be a civil war if Republicans win in the midterms.
He's a New York congressman, there's no surprise.
New York congressman Jamal Bowman said he's afraid it's going to be a civil war Because a Republican victory, he said, would not only end the January 6th commission, boy, they want to keep that going, but he said it would, quote, embolden some groups.
Oh, you mean like people who love America, pro-Constitution people?
He says you would have the far right and white nationalists across the country.
This term, white nationalists, what a smear.
It's kind of like the N-word, you know, white nationalist.
That just means you're someone who's white who loves America, right?
That's all that means, which is like half the country or close to it.
But he said these white nationalists believe it is their time to not just take power in the House, but the Senate and the White House and state houses across the country, he said.
And we've got to understand that this is a group that has been radicalized by the Great Replacement myth.
It's not a myth, but it's actually happening.
And many other things, and have been pushing for violence and pushing for civil war.
The last group that I saw committing violence was radical left-wing Antifa and Black Lives Matter.
Those were the ones hurling Molotov cocktails at government buildings.
In 2020, remember that?
When CNN was reporting a mostly peaceful protest.
But, of course, everything was being burned down.
You know, cop cars were on fire.
It was violent, radical leftists.
So, folks, this is a little prelude of actually what the left is planning.
They plan that if the Republicans sweep into power in the midterms, the leftists are going to go back to their Antifa ways.
They're going to go back to mob violence all over America.
And it's going to be exacerbated by the fact that food riots will be underway by that time as well.
So you're going to have so many riots, you might have trouble identifying, like, which riot group is this?
Is this the food riot group or is this the Black Lives Matter riot?
Is this Antifa riot?
Is this the baby food?
Is this the tampon riot group right here?
The tampon riot?
Or is this the Supreme Court riot?
There's going to be riots stacked on top of each other.
They're going to have riot collisions.
They're going to have to have, like, riot traffic control.
Oh, I didn't get to the cryptocurrency bloodbath that's happening.
So an article from Zero Hedge about the crypto contagion.
It's already claimed Terra Luna.
Remember the Luna coin?
And Celsius, that we talked about yesterday, which is collapsing, may be about to hit one of the largest hedge funds in the space now.
There's a hedge fund called Three Arrows Capital, or 3AC. They just kind of quietly liquidated $40 million of staked Ethereum tokens.
Yeah, the staked Ether, as it's called, which we talked about yesterday.
It's the largest seller now of the token.
More cracks have emerged when Ethereum began to de-peg last week.
That caused the Celsius network to freeze customer assets, which means you can't get your money out.
Good luck.
And then the article says, Danny Yuan of Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency firm 8 Blocks Capital wrote in a post, quote, we trade one of 3AC's trading accounts.
This morning they took out about 1 million out of our accounts.
I hope you can pay us back ASAP. Really?
And Three Arrows began a fire sale of its staked Ether in May, right after the collapse of Terra Luna UST stablecoin.
This is according to the DeFi analyst known as Defeist.
And then according to the block, $400 million worth of Three Arrows positions have been liquidated.
Crypto analyst OnChainWizard reports another $300 million is at risk of liquidation on Aave and Compound if the markets continue to trade her.
And then the guy with Three Arrows, I believe, Zhu, Zhu is his name, Chinese name, He's been hyping staked Ethereum at the same time that his firm was dumping it.
So this seems to be a common trait among these crypto bosses, you know, crypto CEOs, that when they get into trouble and they need to sell something, what do they do?
They go to Twitter and start talking about how great this thing is that they need to sell in a hurry.
It's like, you know, privately behind the scenes, we've got to dump Staked Ethereum.
How much you got?
$400 million.
We've got to dump it now.
What are we going to do?
Go on Twitter and talk about how awesome Staked Ethereum is.
And then go on Twitter.
Staked Ethereum is the best thing ever.
This is awesome.
Everybody should buy more.
While they're selling it madly.
That seems to happen a lot these days.
Isn't it interesting?
And these crypto firms always talk about transparency.
We're so transparent.
But they're not.
They're just liars like the traditional banking system.
And then there's an accusation now from thestreet.com that the founder of Luna had been siphoning off $80 million per month from the Luna crypto Ponzi scheme before it collapsed, leaving investors wiped out.
$80 million per month.
So when he saw, oh, this thing is going south, man.
This thing is going to collapse.
What do we do?
Skim $80 million a month off the top before it goes under.
Oh yeah, there's the right answer.
Huh, that's what he did.
According to thestreet.com.
Why am I not surprised?
Are you surprised?
I mean, that...
People do greed-based things because they have no ethics, because they've never really worked for anything.
They don't know what hard work is.
The whole point of the crypto ecosystem was to try to get rich without working, right?
It's like, how do we take money from people without giving them any goods or services?
How do we take a whole lot of money from a whole lot of people and pretend to get rich without actually working?
I know we'll have a token.
That's how it began.
And now the whole system is collapsing.
And as it's collapsing, these people are like, how do we cash out before people figure out how screwed we are?
It's like, oh man, so many people are going to prison over this.
And I can't wait, actually.
I can't wait.
And I'm so thankful that I'm in such a simple business compared to that.
I mean, I'm in the food business, right?
And when we can get food...
We test it, we package it, we sell it.
Raw materials, we encapsulate it, we package it, and we test it, and then we sell it, and we ship it.
It's such a simple business.
I don't have to worry about derivatives.
I don't have to worry about the SEC investigating.
I don't have to worry about customers wanting to withdraw funds and me trying to figure out how to not withdraw funds.
No, we don't play games, man.
It's like, you want some food?
Here, we've got some organic lima beans.
You want some organic lima beans?
Here we go.
We ship them out.
Organic llama beans.
But these people are like, we're going to take the second derivative of this token, which is a stable coin, which is cross-traded with this hedge fund, which is invested in this secondary derivative instrument of this other token over here, and it's all going to be backed by algorithms.
It's like, what?
That's the way they talk now.
They don't even speak English anymore.
You go to a conference of these people, you don't have any idea what they're saying.
They're not even speaking real words.
It's all BS. I want to use profanity, but I'm not going.
This is crypto BS is what it is.
And it's all coming down.
And it's actually quite entertaining to watch this because all these people thought they were billionaires and millionaires.
They're going to be working at Walmart as greeters pretty soon.
Because I hear there are job openings there.
Hi, I'm your Walmart grader.
I used to be a Bitcoin billionaire.
Now I collect used carts in the parking lot.
Well, maybe you should have learned to actually work for a living instead of pretending to...
I'm going to get so much hate on this segment.
I don't care.
You people who are pushing this thing as digital gold, man, you are hucksters and con artists and scammers.
You get exactly what you deserve, which is a hard lesson.
The world of economic reality is handing your ass to you.
You deserve every bit of it.
You should relish it because this is a lesson you're going to remember for the rest of your life.
You're going to learn pretty soon.
I mean, some of the younger people who I'm speaking to who thought they were going to get rich and retire on crypto.
What you're going to learn is that if you want to actually generate wealth in this world, you have to offer something of value to other people.
I mean, it should be obvious.
Like, you have to provide something that's real to other people.
It could be lawn mowing services.
It could be transportation.
It could be artwork.
But at least art is real, you know?
At least you gotta paint on a canvas, you know, put something on a canvas and convince somebody to buy it.
You know, at least there's something physical still there.
You want to get rich, so to speak, in this world?
You gotta do more than just create tokens.
You gotta actually create value.
And that has not happened.
In most of the crypto world, there's hardly any value in it.
It's all, well, nearly all hype.
There are some really promising coins, like there are some gold and silver-backed crypto coins, like the Load coin, or what is it, AGX and AUX. There's also good privacy coins that are useful for transactions, like Monero, which I'm a fan of, and I've used it because it's a zero-knowledge coin, totally private coin.
But these are the practical applications.
The people who are speculating on these coins or pushing speculation, they're just fools!
It's stupid to think that you're going to get rich off of some digital definition that is just another tulip bulb mania in the digital world.
This is just a dot-com boom for a new generation.
And they're going to learn the same lesson.
But when it's all said and done, by the way, when the crash finally runs its course, I'm optimistic about privacy coins like Monero.
I'm optimistic about the future of crypto for financial privacy.
And for rapid transactions in a parallel system away from the central banks.
I love the concepts of crypto.
I just hate the hucksters.
And it doesn't matter if I hate them or not.
Again, the world of economics is going to hand them their own asses real soon, and they're going to hate themselves.
So that's the way that works.
And some of them are going to be in prison, which, again, will be very entertaining.
You know, this is why I've always...
If you listen to my podcast, you know there's certain...
A career-type people that I honor, that I actually have a good feeling for, and those are farmers, for example, and truck drivers.
You've heard me say a lot of nice things about truck drivers.
They produce something real.
I mean, they drive a truck with goods.
They transport stuff.
They get paid.
That is their contribution to society.
It's real.
It's measurable in miles or tonnage or what have you.
And farmers produce food, right?
At least when they have fertilizer from Russia, they can.
But there are all kinds of people in society that are parasites, and their job is to figure out how to make money and how to suck money off of others without actually contributing to society.
Now, a lot of them are government people.
They want to run for office.
And then do a lot of insider trading like Nancy Pelosi, right?
What has Nancy Pelosi ever contributed to society?
Nothing except destruction and evil.
So a lot of the parasites end up in government, but some of them have ended up in the crypto space.
It's like, again, how do we make money?
How do we take money from people without actually offering anything in return?
Oh, just create a token.
And then tell them it's going to the moon.
There's a lot of people who did that.
Now, because you are wise, you listening to this, because you are wise, you didn't play those games.
Instead, you're sitting on gold and silver and land and physical things that are real.
And guess what?
Those are not vanishing.
Those are holding value for the most part.
I mean, it may go up and down a little bit, but for the most part, it's holding value.
And most of those things are going to even go up in value like ammo and firearms and diesel fuel.
And probably at some point gold and silver will skyrocket, although it may remain suppressed for a while, but at some point it's going to skyrocket.
Meanwhile, the people holding dollars or digital currencies or cryptocurrencies, they're going to end up with nothing.
Nothing.
And if they were living on debt and leverage, not even a roof over their heads because they'll have to sell that too.
You're going to see people go from the very top of the economic hierarchy in society to the very bottom, homeless, destitute, worse than broke, like got nothing and still owe millions.
That's what you're about to see.
And one of the reasons I can sleep well at night, and probably you as well, is because I offer something very simple and very honest, clean food, clean supplements, and that's it.
It's not really that complicated.
And I don't bet on stocks.
I don't own any stocks.
I don't own any bonds.
I don't own any...
Well, I own like a few hundred dollars worth of cryptos.
Well, maybe now it's only a hundred dollars.
But I mean, they're just sitting around in case I needed them to buy like VPN services or something.
I left a little bit of money in cryptos.
A few hundred bucks.
That's it.
I don't own stuff that's going to vanish.
I own stuff that's real.
And probably you do too.
And that's how and why we're going to make it through all of this.
Because we've made wise choices.
We've watched the insanity.
We've pushed back against the seduction.
You know, when your friends are like, you're going to get rich quick, man.
You're going to get rich.
Just buy into this.
And you're like, nah.
Actually, it's got red flags.
You avoided being seduced by all that.
You avoided the deception and the hype.
You made good, solid decisions.
And that's why you're going to survive this collapse that is being engineered.
And also, you have backup storable food.
That's why you're going to survive the mass starvation and scarcity and the burning down of the food facilities and the mass murder of the cattle, if that's what's happening.
Certainly, they're slaughtering all the birds.
So why wouldn't they slaughter cattle, too?
You're going to make it through this.
It's not going to be easy, but you're not going to die.
You're not going to lose everything.
You're going to keep most of what you have.
And that's rare in this ecosystem, in these times.
Almost everybody is going to lose most of what they have.
But you will be able to keep most of what you've earned.
That's the difference.
So spend wisely.
Spend money on things that will cost more later, such as, you know, food and fuel and ammunition, perhaps.
But spend wisely.
And if you are in debt, see if you can get out of debt.
If you're overextended, deleverage your financial portfolio.
You do not want exposure where this system is going.
Exposure will murder you financially.
De-leverage your finances.
Or you're going to get burned hard.
So that's my take on things anyway.
That's my opinion.
That's the way I see the world.
But I got to say, the way that I see the world is working out pretty good as the food prices are going up and the fuel prices are going up and the scarcity is getting worse and the insanity is getting worse.
You know, it's like the viewpoint that you and I share is being confirmed again and again and again day after day as being accurate and helpful and And compassionate and rooted in reality based on morality and ethics and truth.
We are confirmed every single day in what we're seeing unfold in the world around us because we knew it.
We knew this was coming.
We knew the vaccines were going to kill people.
We knew the stock market's going to collapse.
We knew that many parts of crypto were totally overhyped Ponzi schemes.
We knew all this.
We talked about it.
We warned each other about these things.
And now it's happening.
So we are not surprised.
No, we are prepared.
Even though the masses are the opposite.
They are unprepared and completely surprised.
They're shocked.
Shocked, I tell you, by what's unfolding.
They can't believe it's happening.
For you and I, this is like, you know, remedial material.
It's like, how could you not see this coming?
We saw this coming from, you know, miles away.
We saw this coming.
For years, we've seen this coming.
But the typical person is oblivious, you know, because they got their concentration buried in their Starbucks Frappuccino and their There's Sunday football game or whatever.
They're not paying attention to reality, so they're totally shocked by this, totally taken aback, and they're totally screwed, frankly.
So pat yourself on the back if you've taken any preparedness precautions over the past couple of years, if you've stocked up on any kind of food, if you have gold and silver, if you have paid off loans to get out of debt, if you've stockpiled medical supplies, communications equipment, ammunition, firearms, anything like that, Pat yourself on the back.
You made the right call.
You did the right thing.
And that's why you're going to make it through what's coming.
And I'll be here with you as much as I can until we're all offline.
You know, if the grid gets taken down or the internet is like a kill switch is activated.
Not much we can do about that.
But if that happens, rest assured, I'm doing fine.
And I'll know that probably you're doing fine too.
And we're going to make it through this.
And we're going to come back and we're going to rebuild.
A much better society on the other side of this.
A society without the drag queens and the grooming of children.
You know, the drag queen story hour.
A society without the child grooming drag queens.
Right?
A society without fake money and mass money printing.
You know, a society without the corruption.
A society without the rigged elections.
Right?
We're going to create a new, better society based on Christian principles.
And that's what's going to make our society sustainable.
That's what's going to carry humanity through.
That's the future of human civilization.
We are the future of human civilization.
Those who have committed vaccine suicide are not the future.
Those who are committing cultural suicide are not the future.
Those who chop off their genitals are not the future, obviously.
They can't even reproduce.
They're not the future.
Those who have leveraged their lives on fake money and fake currency and Ponzi schemes, they're not the future.
We are the future.
And we are going to make it through together.
So thank you for listening and thank you for your support.
Talk with you tomorrow.
Until then, stay prepared.
Watch the financial situation.
It's going to get interesting.
Okay?
And reduce your exposure.
De-leverage your finances.
All right.
We'll talk to you tomorrow.
God bless you.
Take care.
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