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July 7, 2022 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
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Situation Update, 7/7/22 - EU declares fossil gas to be "green" energy as climate change narrative f
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Well, you know, it's going to be an interesting day when the Georgia Guidestones are all it's going to be an interesting day when the Georgia Guidestones are all blowed up, which is exactly what happened in the Mike Adams here, the Situation Update podcast for July 7th.
What is it, a Thursday?
2022, I'm smiling because, of course, nobody was hurt.
But the Georgia Guidestones, which, of course, have called for, what, 500,000 people?
Max population on the planet, which would involve right now exterminating about 7.5 or nearly that, 7.5 billion people.
Well, the Georgia Guidestones have been taken down.
They got all blowed up, as I said.
And then an excavator came in and finished knocking them down.
That was probably done by the property owner.
And so they're toppled.
They're done.
And remember the Georgia Guidestones, it was supposed to be kind of like these depopulation commandments.
It was all touting eugenics and globalism and, you know, save the earth, get rid of all the people.
And it was in multiple languages, like nine or ten languages or something.
Those are big, heavy stones.
There's always a mystery of who erected them, but it's called the Monument to the Devil.
And, you know, somebody decided to just, I guess, drill into them and put some dynamite in there and just let it loose.
And whoever did that, I mean, I can't condone anything that, you know, causes personal injury.
But, you know, it's hard to frown upon this when such a monument to evil is taken down.
That's probably karmically a good thing.
And I think it also shows that humanity is fighting back.
I think it shows that the people are aware of the global depopulation agenda, and they've had enough of it.
In fact, I think the taking down of the Georgia Guidestones is symbolically or energetically very powerful beyond just the simple news that they've been taken down.
I think this shows a turning point, kind of a coalescing of the awakening of the people to turn against evil and to actually start fighting against evil, to engage in, in essence, you could say in this case, actual kinetic combat against the you could say in this case, actual kinetic combat against the symbols of And so if this is a sign of things to come, then it's going to get very, very interesting from here forward.
No doubt about that.
We've got a lot of other interesting news today as well, including the EU parliament declaring that fossil fuels and nuclear power is now green energy.
Yep, that's been declared.
We're going to get into that.
That's pretty interesting.
It means that the car you've been driving or the gas-guzzling SUV that you're driving, well, you've been green the whole time and didn't even know it.
Yeah, it's incredible.
And I covered this in another podcast as well, but as I pointed out, The EU declaring fossil fuels to be green energy, this also solves the drought problem in the western United States.
You know why?
You know how that works?
Because all the liberal tears can water the crops.
It's better than Brondo.
It's what plants crave.
So whenever the liberals, when they start crying rivers of tears over the fact that fossil fuels are now green energy, just make sure that they're crying over the crop rows.
Okay, just direct them in there.
And if their heads explode, make sure they're deep into the field so that their brain matter can fertilize the crops, kind of like, you know, bio sludge.
So there you go.
Heads exploding.
That's fertilizer.
Rivers of tears, that's irrigation.
So, you see, we can solve all the world's problems just by pissing off the liberals, which is exactly what the EU did.
How funny is that?
All the virtue signaling just vanished all at once.
For years, it was like, fossil fuels are bad.
Let's shut down everything, and let's just get natural gas from Russia.
That's reliable, you know?
And now they're like, where can we find more coal?
We need coal!
Somebody dig up some coal!
All over Europe.
They're just desperate to dig up coal now.
It's incredible.
But let's get back to the Georgia Guidestones.
I want to show you the video of them blowing up, or as I like to say, sploding.
So check out this video.
It's quite entertaining.
All right, so you can see the security footage.
It's blowing up.
It happened about 4 a.m.
estimated.
And the explosion just took out some parts of the Georgia Guidestones.
But not all of it.
And then later, apparently the state came along and said, well, we have to demolish the rest of this because it's a safety hazard to keep it standing.
You know, people might climb around on these things.
So they demolished it.
At least that's the official story.
Very interesting, isn't it?
So this monument to Satan has been demolished.
And this happened, what, just...
What is it?
Two weeks after the Supreme Court reversed Roe versus Wade?
So you realize that these are two major blows against Satan on U.S. soil in just about two weeks.
You know, the cosmic implications of this are massive.
And I don't even know if I should get into CERN. I know a lot of people have been talking about CERN. Let me just tell you what I believe about CERN. It's CERN is a demon-summoning portal disguised as a physics experiment.
It's kind of the same way that 5G cell towers are beam weapons disguised as a telecommunications infrastructure.
So yeah, at CERN they are doing subatomic particle research, but they're also summoning demons.
From alternate dimensions.
There's no doubt about that.
It's part of, well, the cult and culture of CERN, as you can see from, you know, that statue of, what was it, Shiva the Destroyer.
It's one of the statues.
Look, why do you think there's so many strange creatures being spotted all over the world right now?
Have you seen some of the pictures of these weird, creepy creatures?
And why do you think so many people are becoming possessed by demonic entities?
It's because there is an actual metaphysical portal that has opened up as part of this spiritual war to try to bring more demons into this 3D physical world.
And some of those demons are infesting people, and that might explain some of these insane crazed shooters, perhaps.
But it certainly does explain, you know, the Pope and other so-called religious leaders who are demon-possessed Satanists.
And it certainly does explain some of the abortion lunatics and so on.
But the war is on.
The spiritual war is escalating.
And I don't think this is a coincidence that the Georgia Guidestones are taken down and Roe v.
weight is overturned at the same time that CERN, the demon summoning portal machine, is being turned back on, kind of like a demonic Stargate engine to bring these energies into this world in order to destroy this world.
I mean, it's the ultimate battle between Lucifer and God, isn't it?
It's evil versus good.
It's total destruction of our world versus total saving of our world.
And by the way, the Savior, Jesus Christ, is going to win this battle.
But Lucifer, the fallen angel, is going to do a lot of damage and take a lot of souls with him.
So just be careful not to be one of those souls as this war continues to escalate.
And by the way, on a practical note, I understand that early voting has now opened up in Arizona, and I encourage you to vote for Carrie Lake.
We need a truly heroic, patriotic, honest governor of Arizona to dig deeper into the election fraud that took place there.
And Carrie Lake gets my endorsement.
She's awesome.
Just like State Senator Wendy Rogers is also super awesome.
These are two great women, I tell you.
It just makes me proud to be an American, to know that people like Carrie Lake are out there, and Wendy Rogers, and so many others as well.
A lot of great people out there.
And they deserve your support.
So if you're in Arizona, get out there and make that vote count.
Because remember, you gotta overpower the vote fraud that is no doubt taking place in all these elections.
Hey, real quick on the financial front, gold and silver denominated in dollars, you know, the price of gold and silver has fallen in dollars, but I want to remind you that if you bought physical gold and silver, as I did, you still have the exact same number of ounces And what I'm doing is I'm holding on to those ounces because I wake up and the ounces have not disappeared.
I see dollars losing value and I see government manipulation of gold and silver markets denominated in dollars.
But I also see gold and silver doing extraordinarily well against other currencies around the world.
I see a lot of currency wars taking place like the EU versus the dollar.
There's some craziness happening there over the last few days.
And the way I look at this is right now gold and silver are on sale.
They're on sale.
I mean, I bought gold at 2000.
I bought gold at 1950.
I bought gold at 1900.
And wherever it is right now in the low 1800s, great.
So, you know, it's gone down 10% versus the dollar.
That just means it's on sale at 10% off.
If I had more cash, I would be buying more gold.
I really would.
I'd be backing up the truck for this discount.
Because in a world where everything else seems to be losing value, like housing and dollars, have you tried to shop for food lately?
You know dollars are losing value or fuel.
Or think about the stock market, you know, down 30 plus percent.
Think about cryptocurrencies, down 70 percent or more in some cases.
Gold and silver are taking a little bit of a hit.
It's a manipulated hit.
But I don't care what the fiat currency value of gold and silver is if I'm holding physical ounces.
The ounces that are on my table, on my desk, in my pocket, in my hands, whatever, those ounces are still exactly the same.
The ounces don't vanish, and the ounces have intrinsic value regardless of what happens to the currency.
So for those of you who are wondering when is the right time to buy gold and silver, Well, personally, I think all the time is worth considering, given what's happening to fiat currency.
But if there was a time to get an even better deal on it, it's now.
So, you know what?
Look, I'm not your financial advisor.
It's my disclaimer.
But if gold and silver make sense to you and you want to convert fiat currency into physical precious metals, I think you've got to look at it right now when other people are not panicking to buy it.
It's funny.
Prices go down and everybody loses interest.
And then when prices go higher and higher and higher, everybody wants to panic buy.
This is the time to buy when it's on sale, basically.
It's a much better deal.
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And I tell you what, my next paycheck from my own company is going straight into silver.
Well, maybe some gold, but I am not keeping currency, especially fiat currency.
I'm not keeping any dollars around at all.
That's insane.
I'm putting it into something that has intrinsic value.
All right, let me tell you about some of the gear review videos that we've got coming out.
One video posted last night.
It's my review of the solar generator from EcoFlow and also the bivvy stick, sat phones, and the Baofeng UV5R radio and other types of emergency communications.
So talk about solar panels and GoDark bags, you know, Faraday bags and all kinds of stuff.
Check out that video.
It's a very good gear review and it's up now.
I've also put into the editing queue here a review of Four folding rifles and pistols, AR-15 style, I'm comparing them and one super compact AR-15 style pistol.
I'm comparing the different stocks and how they fold and how they function and how they fire and so on.
So that's coming out next.
You don't want to miss that.
I think that'll be out probably tomorrow.
I've got another video review of a really good high quality solar powered street light that has a security feature, which is a motion detector.
And these, I bought a bunch of different solar lights.
I must have purchased 15 different brands, and most of them were just like plastic garbage junk.
So I ended up with this one solar street light, as it's called.
And I'll just tell you now, the name of it is the Alpha 1080X. It's A1080X. And I got a full review on that.
They're not a sponsor.
They don't know I'm even recommending them.
But I show you that their street light, it's a security light, motion sensing.
It's great.
It turns on when someone comes near it.
But it's got its own integrated solar panel and it's rugged.
It's made out of metal.
There's aluminum and there's steel in the bracket.
And these work really well.
So that review is coming out.
And then I've got another review coming of a bunch of survival gear.
It's crazy.
I've got all this gear laid out on the table, like swords and knives and rifles, but also thermal vision, thermal scopes and stuff.
Just going through what I think are the basics for being ready for the chaos that I believe is coming.
And so watch for that video.
It's coming out.
It's going to be really good.
It's a very nice visual overview of things you might want to consider.
I even talk about combat knives and I talk about emergency arc lighters and things like that.
So you're going to love that video.
And by the way, in case you're wondering, everything I show in these videos is completely legal.
I don't own any illegal firearms, and I don't recommend that you do.
I always tell people, you know, follow the laws.
Abide by the laws.
You know, if law enforcement wants to question anything you own or anything I own, you know, guess what?
It's all legal.
You know, I don't have any full auto weapons.
I don't have anything...
I don't have anything crazy.
I just have standard stuff that you buy by going through an FFL dealer or filling out the forms or applying to the ATF for permission for suppressors, which I have several suppressors as well, but it's all above the board.
So that's the way I roll, folks.
And even though I show you a lot of gear, this is not like gangster contraband or anything like that.
It's all completely legal.
And also, since I don't use recreational drugs of any kind, and I never have, I don't get into binds like a lot of people do, who are using like, you know, CBD or hemp or cannabis, and then they also own firearms.
And they get into problems with federal law over that, by the way.
I don't know if you knew that.
But I'm pretty sure when you fill out the form, the 4473, Although I pretty much zipped through that form.
I think one of the questions is that you're affirming that you don't use like banned scheduled substances or something.
And for people who are using cannabis under state law, even if it's legal in the state, it still violates the ATF guidelines for firearms ownership.
So yeah, watch out for that one if you use cannabis for any reason.
Now, I do drink pomegranate juice quite a lot.
And that, fortunately, is not on the DEA Schedule 1 list of substances.
Although they might try to ban it because it's so delicious and it's so good for you.
And it has all these anti-cancer properties.
So I'm a big fan of pomegranate juice.
And I found out that these big bottles I've been drinking from Palm Wonderful here.
How many ounces are these things?
Does that say $40?
$48?
I can't read it.
It's kind of the same color as the juice.
It's a pretty big bottle.
I found out these things are like $10.
I've been chugging them like soda.
So I guess I'm just down in $10 at a time.
But hey, it's good for you.
Why not?
I mean, if there's anywhere to spend money, it's on good nutrition.
But in case the ATF is wondering, I have been known to habitually abuse chocolate.
That's right.
Chocolate bars for mood control.
In fact, more than a few podcasts have been powered by cacao in the form of chocolate bars.
You know, those are the podcasts where they get really off the rails funny.
That's usually a chocolate-induced podcast.
Just admitting that right up front right now in case there are questions later on.
All right, let's see.
523 New York police department officers have quit in the last 30 days.
Did you know that they're quitting because of, well, for the most part, the vaccine mandates.
And it turns out that a significant percentage of the, what San Diego law enforcement force is also quitting.
Oh, 22% of the police force of San Diego is quitting over the vaccine mandates.
So there you go.
More than 230 San Diego police officers have left city employment this year.
This year alone.
That's 22% of all deputies in active service.
So, you know, these...
It's not just San Diego either, by the way.
It's not just New York City.
This is happening in all the blue cities.
That a lot of people have held out and said, we're not taking the vaccines because we're not stupid.
We're not suicidal.
We don't want the clots growing inside our arteries.
So we're not taking it.
And the cities are losing massive numbers of first responders, not just law enforcement, but also firefighters.
Don't forget about that.
And, you know, paramedics and so on.
So how do you think this is going to go down when the chaos gets so much worse in the second half of this year as food inflation skyrockets and fuel scarcity gets worse?
How do you think this is going to go down?
He's like, well, we just don't have enough police anymore because they barely had enough cops on a good day.
And on a bad day?
No.
This is just completely overrun.
And by the way, speaking of fuel rationing, Costco in New Jersey is now limiting gasoline sales only to New Jersey residents and only to Costco members.
So this is gas rationing, okay?
Fuel rationing is here.
And you know if they had enough gas to sell to everybody, they would.
Why not?
I mean, you're in business to sell something at retail and make some money selling it, so why wouldn't you want to sell to people from New York or Connecticut or wherever?
No, they're only selling to New Jersey residents and only to Costco members because there's not enough gasoline to go around.
This is one of the early signs of what's coming.
Fuel scarcity and food scarcity in America.
In fact, I've got a special report on this.
I want to play for you right now.
It's about 20 minutes.
And I think we're going to turn it into a little mini documentary.
And it uses a metaphor of what happens when you're flying a Cessna 172 into a canyon at altitude and there's no way out of the canyon.
But you don't realize that until you're deep into it.
And you can't turn because you don't have enough turning radius.
And you can't climb out of it because you don't have the power to climb out.
And you can't land because there's no landing strip.
You're screwed.
And that's where we are right now with food scarcity, fuel scarcity, inflation, and the coming currency collapse.
So check out this special report.
Again, it's about 20 minutes.
And then we'll cover some more news on the other side of that.
Here we go.
I've got a really good metaphor to share with you here that helps explain where we are in the world in terms of the food scarcity and energy scarcity and why there are no quick solutions for this.
In fact, we are in this for the long haul.
We, humanity, and a lot of people are going to suffer.
This cannot be solved in the short term.
And there's a real easy way to understand this.
So you may not know this, but there are canyons in America where if you fly into those canyons, and some of these are in California, for example, if you fly into the canyon with a small aircraft, like a Cessna 172, which is what I trained on, and if you fly in there on a hot day where you don't have as much lift, And it's at the right altitude and you've exceeded a certain weight of the aircraft.
You are dead from the moment you enter the canyon.
Even though your aircraft is flying and it's a beautiful scene, it turns out that that canyon gets increasingly narrow and the bottom of the canyon keeps rising higher and higher the deeper you fly into it.
And beyond a certain point, you do not have room to turn around because there's a certain turning radius of a Cessna 172.
You do not have room to climb out because the elevation that you would have to achieve exceeds the climbing rate of the aircraft.
And there's also no place to land because the ground is coming up.
And so you're already dead, even though the plane is still flying.
Now, this is kind of what's happening with food all around the world, farming, agriculture, the loss of fertilizer, the non-planting of crops that's going on worldwide, and it's also what's happening with the economy in terms of the debt bomb.
The debt bomb is already in place.
We can't prevent it from destroying the world's Western economies.
It's going to happen just as that Cessna 172 is going to crash into terrain one way or another.
You're either going to hit the canyon walls or you're going to hit the canyon floor.
You're going to crash the plane.
All you get to determine is how you want to crash it.
You want to crash it into the side.
You want to crash it, you know, head on.
You want to crash it, you're trying to land it in the trees and the rocks.
You get to choose how you want to crash and probably won't survive.
But in pilot training, there's something called staying ahead of the aircraft.
And what that means is that you as the pilot, you have to think At least 10 seconds ahead of the aircraft and a lot more if you're a good pilot.
Because you're thinking about that there's a window of options ahead of you.
And this window of options is quite limited.
It's based on your airspeed.
It's based on the power that you have, the climb rates.
It's also based on air pressure, ambient temperature, other factors, right?
And how much cargo you're carrying in the airplane, including yourself and your passenger.
You know, the people count as cargo too.
That's part of the weight.
So if you learn to fly ahead of the aircraft, to think ahead, then you're going to avoid trouble because you know what the options are within this window of opportunities, this window of potential actions, you could say.
And that will keep you out of trouble because you won't get into a bind from which you can't escape.
But if you don't fly mentally ahead of the aircraft and you end up reacting to what the aircraft is doing, then you're a dead person.
You should not be a small aircraft pilot because you're going to end up reacting too late and you're going to get killed.
For example, if you're climbing at too rapid of a pace and you stall the airplane, that doesn't mean an engine stall.
That means a wing stall, an airlift stall.
You lose forward momentum and you lose lift and the plane starts to fall, usually in an uncontrolled manner, then, you know, you could very easily die from that.
And it's hard to stall a lot of planes like Cessnas.
They're very stable in flight, but you can still do it if you're not paying attention.
So think about the Federal Reserve.
Think about all the money printing.
That's kind of like climbing into the sky at an unsustainable climb rate.
And as they kept printing trillions of dollars over and over again through COVID especially, think about 2020 and 2021 and more money printing this year, essentially the currency has now stalled.
The currency has lost the ability to maintain flight.
And you're starting to see the disastrous results of inflation, which is, in this metaphor, the same thing as the plane starting to just tumble out of the sky in an uncontrolled way.
You know, non-organized format, just chaotically falling out of the sky without the pilot having control over the flight surfaces.
If you've lost control of the rudder and the ailerons and so on, you're in trouble, right?
You've got major problems.
Well, that's what's happened with the economy.
So the Federal Reserve no longer has control.
The Federal Reserve It's printing money and they do control interest rates, but they've lost control of inflation.
Inflation is now spiraling completely out of control, kind of like a spiraling nosedive into terrain.
And it's bringing the economy down with it because as people spend more and more money on food, And on energy in particular, but also on housing and other things, then they have less discretionary income to spend on other things that typically drive the economy, right?
People will spend less on restaurants and travel and fashion and all kinds of other things that they really don't need as much.
They will tend to shift their spending into the things that they absolutely need, such as having food on the table.
Or heating their home in the winter, or air conditioning their home in the summer, or paying the water bill, things like that.
So we're already seeing that happen on a large scale.
But that's not even the worst of it.
The truth is the food supply is collapsing worldwide, and there's another phrase for this called baked in.
It's baked in that we're going to have food scarcity and global famine for at least the next two years, maybe longer.
Even if we reverse all the problems today, if fertilizer were suddenly plentiful again, if it were affordable again, if diesel fuel just were cut in price down to less than one half of what it is right now, if seeds were readily available, if all these factors happened right now, it is possible that we can have an abundant food supply sometime in 2023.
But it is not possible To have an abundant food supply in the fall of this year, 2022, because those plantings have already not happened.
And the fertilizer applications have already not happened.
In other words, there's a certain amount of fertilizer that has to be applied to the acreage at certain times during the crop development, and that has not happened.
So crop yields are already going to be catastrophic.
That's baked in.
That's like flying the airplane into the canyon and thinking, oh, it's a beautiful day.
Look at the canyon.
And then sometime later realizing, oh my gosh, there's no way to turn out of this canyon.
Yeah, there's no way to magically come up with a bunch of food.
It takes time.
It takes nitrogen.
It takes diesel fuel for planting and harvesting and transportation.
It takes all these things.
And these things have not been available at the critical times that have already passed.
So you see, no matter what happens from here forward, we're going to deal with massive global food scarcity.
Now, sure, it's going to affect developing nations a lot more than America, let's say.
But even in America, you're going to see fewer food options on the shelves compared to what you're used to.
Some items will be out of stock and the items that are in stock will be a lot more expensive than what you're used to.
And that alone is a factor that leads to civil unrest.
It leads to widespread unhappiness and revolts and so on.
That is something that we are headed into no matter what.
And so the social ramifications of unaffordable food and unaffordable fuel Those ramifications are going to be experienced without question.
It's just like in that Cessna, you are going to hit terrain.
One way or another, it's coming.
All you can do now is figure out how to maybe survive the crash landing.
Is there a way to walk away from this?
And on a societal level, that's the question that economists are asking behind closed doors, but not publicly.
Publicly, you know, they're all pretending everything's fine.
At worst, we're just going to have a recession.
They're not thinking yet that there's going to be food riots in America.
They're not considering the ramifications of food rationing and scarcity.
And the same thing is true with fuel.
So did you know, for example, that Costco is now rationing fuel at its gas pumps in New Jersey?
If you're not a member of Costco and if you're not a resident of New Jersey, you are no longer allowed to purchase gasoline from Costco in New Jersey.
Why are they doing that?
Because they don't have the supply.
I mean, why wouldn't they be happy to sell fuel to everybody if they're making some money off of it?
Well, the answer is they don't have the supply and so they're starting to ration it to their members only.
We've seen the Flying J travel truck plazas running out of fuel in Florida and other places along the East Coast.
And you're probably already well aware of the shortages coming in diesel emissions fluid, or DEF, and also the shortage of diesel engine oil additives, which are anti-corrosion additives and so on.
We've covered that in detail recently.
Add diesel fuel shortages or scarcity.
Not a complete wipeout, but just difficult supply.
Because we don't have sufficient refining capacity in the United States.
Because the EPA and various administrations, especially the Obama admin, they deliberately shut down fossil fuel infrastructure.
That's been going on for well over a decade.
And so we just don't have the refining capacity that's needed to support the demand for diesel fuel.
And the only thing that's going to solve that, frankly, is going to be a deep economic depression where there's reduced demand for consumer goods and therefore reduced transportation demand.
And we are going to get that.
So that might be the reason why there's still enough fuel to go around if there is.
But if we don't have a deep depression, we're going to have outages of diesel fuel and diesel engine oil and diesel emissions fluid and other things such as continued fertilizer outages and supply chain collapse affecting agricultural equipment and so on.
So we are in the canyon.
To go back to the metaphor, we're all riding in a Cessna.
We've entered the canyon.
People are looking out the windows and they're going, oh, isn't the canyon beautiful?
Look at the trees!
Look at the rocks!
It's amazing!
They're not realizing that they're already dead.
They're not realizing that they're going to crash.
The smart people on the airplane already know what's about to happen because they can see ahead.
That's people like you and I. And it's a blessing and a curse.
It's a blessing because if you're on that airplane, you can start looking around for ideas of, you know, hey, is there some kind of maybe a parachute here or a seat cushion or something that can help me survive this crash?
But the curse of having this knowledge is that you can turn around and say to the other passengers on the airplane, hey, everybody, I know you're enjoying this flight, but this plane is going to crash.
It is inevitable.
There's no way out of this canyon.
And those people are going to respond to you and say, stop being so negative.
Right?
We've all heard that.
Stop being so negative.
Enjoy the flight.
Why do you have to make everything doom and gloom?
And you're saying, no, we've done the math, the altitude, the airspeed, the air pressure, the ambient temperature, the climb rate, and the number of passengers on the Cessna.
There's too many people.
In fact, the only way that we're going to make it out of this valley is if two of you jump out the door right now.
And at that point, you're going to be met with, you know, a bunch of outraged people.
You jump out the door, you moron, you know.
Stop being negative.
So that's where we are in society.
This economy is going to crash.
This currency is going to collapse.
There is no way out of it.
We are going to see worldwide famine.
At minimum, hundreds of millions of people are going to starve.
And if we don't solve these problems, if we don't get back to global trade and fertilizer and energy and logistics and international shipping and so on, if we don't restore the energy infrastructure that once made America great, then there will be no America left a few years down the road.
There will be no Western Europe remaining.
There will be no Western civilization.
Without energy and without food.
And those two are intertwined deeply because higher energy prices lead to higher food prices.
And also because the urea chemical that goes into diesel emissions fluid, that's also one of the base nitrogen-rich fertilizer products.
And it's produced by companies like CF Industries that make fertilizer.
So it really is a lot of the same chemicals that go into food and that go into running diesel engines.
So when you don't have a critical supply chain working in areas such as nitrogen-based fertilizers, you can have a disastrous, catastrophic collapse in both food and energy affecting transportation and logistics.
We are not getting out of this without a lot of damage.
We are not getting out of this without a crash.
The only question is, can you walk away from that crash?
And you do so by having stored food, assets that are off the fiat currency system, backup systems that operate off-grid, and so on.
Backup plans, bug-out plans, Emergency medicine, communications, self-defense, all kinds of things.
That's your insurance.
That's your parachute in this scenario.
And right now is a good time to deploy that parachute.
All right, I hope you enjoyed that special report.
We've got a little bit more news to cover still today.
And one of the biggest news items is this shocking declaration that the EU Parliament has now declared nuclear power and fossil fuels to be green energy.
That's right.
Environmentalists stunned by EU Parliament's decision that nuclear and gas power is now, quote, green energy.
Another tweet.
Oh, this is from Greta Thunberg.
The European Parliament just voted to label fossil gas as green energy.
This will delay a desperately needed real sustainable transition and deepen our dependency on Russian fuels.
The hypocrisy is striking, says Greta Thunberg, but unfortunately, not surprising.
So again, maybe Greta's tears could solve the drought problem in the western United States.
If she would just come to America and lean over some crop fields and cry her little brains out, we might be able to grow some crops.
But, you know, hey, liberals can do that too.
All kinds of liberals qualify for that.
Liberal tears also contain minerals because they're salty.
So just be sure to cry over the crops and help us grow.
Maybe we won't have a food shortage, but I think this decision is certainly amazing.
Unexpected.
I didn't expect this was going to happen.
But, of course, what is Europe going to do when there's not enough green energy to keep their economies going?
The whole thing was always a scam.
You can't run your economy on wind and solar, right?
I mean, we talked about this.
You know, you can't have, like, wind-powered trains, right?
The wind sails break off in the tunnels.
Yeah, that's the only reason why that wouldn't work.
Remember when you were a kid and you had a little balsa wood airplane with a rubber band and a propeller that you would wind up with your finger?
You wind that sucker up, right?
And then you let go of the propeller while you kind of nudge the plane into the air and it nosedives into the street and it's like shattered balsa wood.
Remember that?
Maybe they could do that with farm tractors.
Maybe there's a giant propeller on the back and you crank that sucker up with a giant wrench or something.
And then you can farm for 60 seconds because there's a giant rubber band in the tractor.
That would be renewable energy.
That would be really green.
You get a lot of exercise doing that too.
Your tractor wouldn't even be one horsepower.
It would be one person power.
The person winding the rubber band.
I saw some people one time talking about solar-powered tractors.
I don't know if you've ever done the math on that, but if you take a large solar panel, let's say a 200-watt solar panel, what are those?
Let's say, I don't know, 4 feet by 6 feet or something like that.
Let's call it 20 square feet.
To produce like 200 watts at roughly 12, 13, 14 volts, something like that.
If you do the math of how many solar panels you'd have to have in order to produce 100 horsepower for a tractor, you realize that the roof of the tractor would be something like 300 feet wide.
Like a giant 300 foot square roof full of solar panels.
And that could drive the tractor at something like 300 feet.
I actually did the math once.
I forgot the exact number, but it was large.
And can you just see that tractor driving in a field with a 300-foot-wide roof and a tiny little tractor underneath, you know, plowing a field?
The problem is you can't get close to any trees because the roof would hit them.
You know, the solar panels get knocked off.
So that's the only way you can do solar tractor farming.
And that's why solar tractor farming doesn't exist.
But you know, if natural gas is now green energy, then Russia is one of the world's largest exporters of green energy.
So why would NATO be at war with one of the world's largest exporters of green energy?
It's green energy.
They just decided that.
They just declared it.
It's green energy.
So shouldn't the world, instead of banning Russian gas, shouldn't they welcome Russian gas?
Because if you want to go green now, apparently you should buy Russian gas.
And doesn't that mean that Putin is like the king of green?
Putin is the new Greta Thunberg.
Right?
Isn't that true?
Just with artillery, you know, and Iskander missile systems and so on.
I mean, hey, Putin's like the green warrior at this point.
He's got green energy and long-range artillery.
You can't argue with that.
I mean, Greta Thunberg has long hair.
Putin has long-range artillery.
I'll take the artillery.
Oh, by the way, did you hear it?
Russia now claims they have sploded two of the four HIMARS systems.
Those are the long-range missile systems that America sent to Ukraine, you know, to try to, quote, win the war.
They sent four systems over there.
The HIMARS, you've heard about those, right?
Well, Russia says they already blew up two of them.
That's pretty easy math.
50% are gone.
Now, of course, that hasn't been confirmed by Ukraine or America, but then again, they're never going to admit that if it does happen.
So Russia says, you know, we found two out of four, and probably the other two are not going to last that long either, but we'll see.
We'll see.
But since the EU now declares that fossil fuels are green energy, I'm very proud to be living in the state of Texas, which is obviously now one of the world's largest producers of green energy as well.
Because we have the Gulf of Mexico, we've got the whole oil industry, we've got natural gas, we've got propane, all kinds of things, all kinds of hydrocarbons in Texas.
Hydrocarbons are apparently really, really green now.
And that means Texas is the leader of green in America.
And that means Governor Greg Abbott is also super green.
Right.
And by the way, if you've been driving a gas-guzzling diesel truck, well, I'm sorry, a diesel-guzzling diesel truck, and you've been maybe thinking about going green, you were thinking about it, you were pondering, should I go green?
Should I not go green?
You know, it might be a cost, might be a transition, might give up something.
Should I go green?
Guess what?
You just went green, and you didn't even know it, thanks to the EU Parliament.
They just declared, you've been green the whole time!
You didn't even know it.
You got a green, mean machine sitting in your driveway right now.
Go fire that sucker up and rev it in celebration of the EU Parliament decision.
We're all green now.
And you realize what's so funny about this is instead of trying to actually go green, they had to revert back to fossil fuels and nuclear energy and just declare that to be green.
So they just changed the definition.
So, you know, the Paris Climate Accords are obviously a complete joke at this point.
The Paris Climate Accords, you know, are supposed to have voluntary reductions in CO2 emissions.
Well, that went out the window.
Because now natural gas is green.
Even though natural gas produces what as a byproduct?
What is the byproduct of natural gas combustion?
Well, there's really two byproducts.
Carbon dioxide and water.
Right?
Well, and, you know, thermal energy and so on, but carbon dioxide and water are the two main ones, so suddenly carbon dioxide producing fuels are green, which actually makes sense.
I've been saying this the whole time.
Carbon dioxide is the greening molecule for planet Earth.
Plants crave brondo and carbon dioxide.
And CO2 turns the earth green.
CO2 grows rainforest.
CO2 grows more crops.
CO2 makes medicinal herbs more medicinal.
Did you know that?
Even more potent with higher levels of CO2. CO2 is what plants crave.
So it makes sense that natural gas would be called green energy because it gives you energy and it unleashes CO2 to help the plants, to grow more food, to help reduce starvation.
If you think about it, natural gas is the perfect energy source because it allows farmers to grow more crops and it gives you energy in your industry, in your machines, in your buildings, in Trains or whatever you have running on natural gas.
I guess it's not trains.
But can they convert trains on natural gas?
I don't know.
I've never seen an LNG train, but who knows?
Maybe they'll try that.
Better than sales.
All right, shifting gears here a little bit.
Check out this supply chain issue.
I received a shipment today.
From an online retailer that caters to preppers and so on.
It's called Lehman's.
You ever heard of them?
L-E-H-M-A-N-S. And they sell a lot of gear that you just call it like Amish gear, basically.
Lehman's.
Good retailer.
And I received today the Clear Genie 3 Lamp.
With the brass Max Bright parts kit, the Aladdin Max Bright chimney, and the Clear Genie shelf lamp brass.
Okay, I guess that's all part of one kit.
The thing is, I ordered this, I think, last Thanksgiving.
I forgot about this thing.
I completely forgot about this.
In fact, I was hoping to get this to use during the winter, last winter.
Well, it finally showed up.
Here it is.
Honestly, if they never shipped it to me, I would not have known.
But they did get it to me.
I thank them for doing that.
But think about what this means about the supply chain for things that you might need in the winter.
Just like yesterday, we talked about how wood stoves are no longer able to be purchased almost anywhere in Europe because everybody's already thinking ahead like, oh, we're going to freeze this coming winter.
Because, well, there's no more green natural gas available because Russia's pipelines are all shut down.
So what are we going to do?
We're going to burn wood.
And so you can't buy wood stoves almost anywhere in Europe now because they're all sold out everywhere.
But, by the way, I do have a suggestion for those of you in the European Union.
What you can do is you can heat your homes with all of the EU paperwork, right?
That's produced by that sickening socialist bureaucracy known as the European Union.
So just take all that paperwork, chuck it into your wood-burning stove, light that sucker up, turn their bureaucracy into your living room comfort.
It's cozy with warm toes and everything.
That's right.
We finally have a practical use for the bureaucrats.
Finally, there is a purpose for the bureaucracy.
Of Europe.
All right, next topic.
This is from MSN. Supermarkets are now putting security tags on cheeseblocks.
As stores tackle shoplifting amid soaring food costs.
Okay.
This is one that I did not predict.
I've been predicting food riots that are coming.
I've predicted flash mobs hitting grocery stores.
That's going to start happening.
I predicted food rationing and biometric IDs to purchase food and so on.
I did not predict that they would add security tags to blocks of cheese.
But apparently that's happening in the U.K., So Britons took to social media to share pictures of tags more commonly used on bottles of alcohol, but they're now attached to blocks of Aldi cheddar.
Like, four British pounds, you know, four pounds, like, currency-wise.
That's what a block of cheese costs, and they have a security tag on it, because people are stealing four pounds worth of cheese.
Unbelievable.
Security warnings were also seen on 8-pound lamb chops in a co-op store in Wolverhampton amid the cost of living crisis.
And supermarkets have been putting tags on baby milk cartons.
What?
First, you'll see security tags on the food because so many people are stealing it.
And then later, you just won't see the food at all.
And security won't be an issue because...
The shelves will be empty.
The story continues.
The country faces the worst inflation in 40 years, climbing 9.1% in the 12 months to May.
Yeah, that's just getting started.
That's nothing, folks.
It's going to get so much higher.
So, you know, pretty soon, I guess, they're going to have security tags on the bacon and whatever people are trying to steal.
But blocks of cheese?
Really?
Yeah.
Now, you know it's bad when they have to put security blocks on the Velveeta.
That's when the inflation has hit the white trash segment of society so bad that they're stealing Velveeta.
Because nobody knows what that stuff is.
Velveeta is like the spam of cheese.
And it doesn't melt right.
Because I remember eating some of that stuff as a kid.
Is that stuff still around?
You know what I'm talking about?
Velveeta?
Yeah, okay.
I had to look this up.
Alright, here are the ingredients of Velveeta.
An 8-ounce block that is available for $3.59 on Amazon.
Here are the ingredients.
Note that none of these ingredients are cheese.
But here it is.
Skim milk, milk, canola oil, ooh, you know, rapeseed oil, milk protein concentrate, sodium phosphate, and then less than 2% of this other garbage, you know, food starch, maltodextrin, calcium phosphate, lactic acid, sorbic acid, and so on and so forth, okay?
So basically, it is powdered milk and canola oil.
That's pretty much what this is.
But somehow kind of blended together with, what, sodium alginate?
That's a thickener.
And some preservatives and enzymes and some annatto color to make it look kind of cheesy-looking.
Okay?
It's like thickened...
It's thickened powdered milk with canola oil.
That's Velveeta.
Velveeta is to cheese what Joe Biden is to the presidency.
Okay?
Let's just put it that way.
It even...
It calls the product...
An 8-ounce box of Velveeta Original Loaf.
A loaf, as in bread.
This is a loaf, as in meatloaf.
You don't call cheese a loaf, people.
That should be your first clue right there.
And then the description says...
Enjoy the creamy, melty texture and cheesy flavor you know and love.
Notice that the word cheesy is an adjective for flavor.
It does not claim to contain cheese.
It's cheesy.
Cheesy as in cheap.
As in, kind of scammy, kind of not very respectable, cheesy, like cheesy art, cheesy sitcoms, and in this case, cheesy flavor that you know and love.
Classic loaf is easy to slice and melt, sealed in an airtight package, because God knows what happens if this stuff gets out and it collides with the CERN super collider.
Could be the end of the universe.
You know what I should do in future podcasts?
I should open them all up and just say, like, today's episode is sponsored by Velveeta and just name some other Velveeta product, you know, like Velveeta macaroni and cheesy, cheesy loaf crap or whatever, just to throw people off who don't know that that's an inside joke.
Wouldn't that be funny?
Like, every day, another Velveeta product.
What's going on?
Is the Health Ranger really recommending Velveeta?
Yeah, the slogan should be, like, when you need more loaf in your life, choose Velveeta and prepare for the consequences.
How about this?
Since the Georgia Guidestones got all blowed up, how about we erect a giant Velveeta stone?
It's like concrete cheese doesn't melt in the sun.
Just a giant block of Velveeta-looking stone.
And let people carve graffiti into the side of it.
You know, that would be more appropriate for our modern idiocracy, would it not?
Oh, and then have that state senator with her head buried in the sand, twerking upside down in front of it for a campaign ad.
That would be perfect right there.
That's the perfect idiocracy.
All right, that's a wrap for today, folks.
I could go on, but at this point, it's just craziness.
I don't know.
I think what we really need to be focused on is the fact that the food scarcity is real.
The inflation is real.
The currency collapse that's coming is real.
Fuel scarcity is worsening.
There's a lot of desperation out there.
I was talking to a friend of mine who's in the home building industry in the Midwest.
And I said, hey, how's the home building situation going?
He said, sales just went to zero about two months ago.
He said, nobody's buying.
Now, he's in the Midwest.
But I'm hearing similar things in other places as well.
Interest rates are higher.
Costs a lot more to afford a home loan.
Monthly payment used to be maybe $1,500 for a home six months ago, and now that same home might cost you $2,500 a month just because of the rising mortgage interest rates.
So there are a lot of economic consequences coming down, folks.
Just be ready.
Watch my videos at prepwithmike.com, or you can just go to my channel on brighttown.com.
Got a lot of gear reviews, as I said, coming up there.
I've got more podcasts, of course, this week, and check the articles on naturalnews.com.
And I've got some other...
I'm not ready to announce yet, but some really cool big projects coming up that I think you're going to be really pleased with.
Of course, they're all free.
I like to put information out there for free, but it's coming out, and you're going to love it.
You're going to love it.
A lot of participation.
So, thank you for all your support.
Thank you for your blessings and prayers.
And I pray for you too.
And I'm blessed to be able to speak to you.
You know?
I really am.
I'm blessed by your support.
I'm blessed by your presence.
Thank you for you.
Thank you for allowing me to express who I am as well.
And we'll talk to you tomorrow, okay?
Blessings all around.
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