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Sept. 8, 2022 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
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David Dubyne issues emergency alert over collapsing FOOD and ENERGY SUPPLIES across Europe
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All right.
Welcome, folks.
I've got another special guest for you, just bombshell information.
David Dubine, his channel is called Adapt 2030, and he is also a host on BrightTown.TV every other Friday right now, 2 to 3 p.m.
Eastern, broadcasting live.
And I've come to know David Dubine as an exceptional analyst, We're good to go.
And then extending from there to the rest of the world, what's actually going on.
So David, Mr.
Dubine, thank you for joining me.
It's always an honor to have you on.
Yeah, it's always fun to talk with you too, Mike, because you pull these ideas out.
And when we go around, it's like this hour disappears in five seconds, and we only think we've talked about two ideas, but we just ramble the whole time.
And everything does connect so perfectly.
It's like playing tennis with the mind of another genius.
Oh, gosh.
Well, that's quite a compliment.
But by the way, we don't even have an hour tonight.
I think we have maybe 30 minutes is what we've got.
So we're going to have to jump and just get right into it.
So let me ask you this.
Big picture.
I know you monitor all the news and you do analysis.
You look at the statistics.
You see what's happening every day.
In your opinion, let's start with Western Europe.
What are they facing for the next six months?
Just the winter of 2022 slash 23.
What are we going to see across Western Europe?
Total collapse.
Yeah, to the point where the things that we need out here in the rest of the world, i.e.
fertilizers...
Farm inputs and MRO, or maintenance repair operations, just basic necessities to keep our industrial societies moving forward.
Because you've got to look at Europe.
It's very high-tech there in terms of German precision, Swiss engineering.
And when you start to get into these areas of what these countries are responsible for, especially for manufacturing lines, it does focus a lot into the Eurozone.
And if they're going to take 40% of the world's fertilizer off the market because of these electricity prices and gas prices, I don't know what's going to happen when it comes into planting season.
It was going to be lean anyway with all of these things happening with Russia.
And then we have this to add on top.
It's going to be a full collapse.
That's why the army is going to be out on the streets there in conjunction with the police.
It all makes sense now.
Okay, so I'm going to ask you for more details about what you think that full collapse looks like, but let me share some things with our audience.
You and I both know, David, 70% collapse in ammonia production right now in Europe, and I sent you the documents last night about all the steel, the steel foundries offline, copper smelters, aluminum smelters.
Also, I mean, you've also researched this yourself.
I just shared what we found with you.
I don't mean to say that you didn't know that beforehand because you did, but we're kind of collaborating on this, right?
My research team is sending you stuff and you're sending me stuff.
But if you look at the industrial base, it's obvious to me they're not going to be able to build steel buildings.
They're not going to be able to have electrical wiring.
They're not going to have fertilizer.
They're not going to have ammonia.
They're barely going to have...
Electricity or even affordable electricity is the issue.
So even I'm asking the same question.
You say total collapse.
I've been asking, how does society function under these circumstances?
And I'm even asking the audience right now, how does Europe not collapse?
What are your thoughts, David?
Well, I've been reading just today the way they're going to nationalize all industry and put caps on all pricing.
You know, then they asked the same questions to the German finance minister, and he stumbled through some half-baked answers that made him look like a kindergartner compared to the interviewer.
But what they want to do is with 27 country block, they want to take it in and control all means of production.
With a clause out on any futures contracts and any contractual agreements for supply deliveries, Can be null and void because of these emergency measures.
And the supply chain bottlenecks is going to be utilized a special military operation to un-bottleneck these.
And at the same time, if you are a producer and you will not take part, they will fine you 300,000 euros per day and also an additional penalty of 1.5% of average daily turnover based on your last five years stock portfolio or stock pricing on a daily close price.
Wait a second.
Where are you seeing this?
Because that's extraordinary.
You're saying the government is going to basically have a centrally command and control economy, straight up communism, essentially.
They're going to order companies what they can produce or what they must produce, and they're going to heavily penalize them if they don't produce it.
Where is this coming from?
It's coming from the Financial Times, Russian television, and then a pickback off of Mishtalk, and then Zero Hedge was dovetailing or just following along with the Mishtalk that put this together.
The article, if you would like to look at it, it's going under so many – it's the same article being repackaged with all these different titles, and they're trying to water it down, really.
So if I were to read you the title, EU seeks emergency power with a block on other countries doing the same – You just think, okay, what is that all about?
But if you see EU seeks emergency power for supply chain crisis, you know, that just starts to, oh, what's that over there behind the mirror?
Right.
But what really gets me is, you know, my research on the ADAPT 2030 channel was we were coming into a grand solar minimum crop loss period at this moment that was forecast by many astrophysicists to start right around 2020.
And the reason I'm even looking at this type of data is because I'm looking for the excuse they were going to feed the world as to why the food production will not be there.
You can't tax the sun.
You can't tax magnetic fields.
This is just another chapter in history.
Crop losses, population migration, government overthrow, the fingerprints of the grand solar minimum.
And now we see all this happening in conjunction at the same time that what's happening...
Oh, food production's being lost.
There has to be a cover story because the governments will never let you point the fingers at them and allow you to say, wait a minute, you didn't give my family 20 years of preparation time and you lied to us.
You tried to feed us as global warming when it was about natural cycles from the sun that have been cataloged every 400 years.
So I'm looking at it from that perspective when I see all of these other effects.
So...
Quite a few people across Europe are waking up to this reality.
It's become apparent to, I don't know, 70,000 people in the Czech Republic, for example, they were protesting in Prague, there have been protests in France, protests, of course, of the farmers in the Netherlands, and similar type of protests in Scotland and Ireland on a smaller scale.
But As it gets colder, and the food scarcity gets worse, and people are told to turn down their thermostats to lower and lower temperatures, to insane temperatures where you would die from hypothermia, for example.
Don't you think, David, that we're going to see mass revolts across European nations?
I do, yes.
And I believe that's part of the collapse phase too.
I was reading something about Germany today where the German military is going to be working with the police in conjunction on the streets, fully armed, automatic weapons on the streets.
That's just going to be to control the citizenry that's angry and hungry.
And you look at every chapter in history, when do things change governmentally?
When people are hungry and they're cold and the economy has crashed.
This is no different.
We're living back in the 1700s again.
We're just repeating the same chapter once again.
In Switzerland, consider jailing anybody.
19 degrees Celsius, which is about, what, 67, would you say?
66.5 degrees Fahrenheit.
Somewhere around there.
If they can catch you, even though you don't have a smart meter on some of the Swiss water heaters or radiators in the homes, If they heat rooms above 19 Celsius, you can get up to three years in jail.
And I'm going, what?
Really, has it come to this in Switzerland?
What kind of show is this?
No, that's real.
I mean, people listening, thinking that you're making that up or that it's just a proposal.
No, that's a law.
If they come into your home, even if you inadvertently have temperatures higher than that, even though your thermostat is set at 19 Celsius, but if for whatever reason you have excess heat, you can be fined essentially hundreds of thousands of dollars for accidentally having too much heat in your home.
Maybe you were cooking or something.
I mean, Western Europe is being turned into a dystopian, collapsed climate police state, essentially.
But I don't know how the EU survives this.
I don't know how the euro currency survives this.
And I also don't know how NATO survives this, frankly.
How is NATO supposed to beat Russia in this war when all the people of Western Europe are starving and freezing to death?
There's a question for you.
Well, perhaps that's the plan of capitulation, complete and total, so central bank digital currencies could be ushered in without a single person saying no.
Because at that point, you would almost take anything to try to get out of the situation.
And those with families would be even more attuned to, yes, please bring it in.
My starving children would love to have a digital wallet so we can go and get our digital rationing card and go to the store and get our one pound of butter for the week.
Government, thank you very much.
Yes, we'll take two.
There really is a method behind the madness here.
It can't just happen because, all right, you need to explain away global food shortages because of changing magnetic fields.
That's one set of.
But at the same time, to bring in a new currency scheme that can be tracked, traced, monitored.
And I heard, I was talking to my friend over in Cyprus who's feeding me some information, and ear to the ground, can't be confirmed yet, but give it about two to three days if this is true or not.
The $1.5 trillion that was needed for margin cover calls that Norway was speaking about earlier today, and then they had emergency meetings in Germany to try to get an additional $6 trillion to cover margin calls.
So I was asking him, like, where is this money coming from?
And he said, hearsay is the International Monetary Fund that controls different resources from countries is going to digitize that or turn it into some sort of stable asset.
It's not going to be a currency to be traded.
It's going to be repackaged as a settlement instrument, a debt settlement instrument.
So let's say they own the forest or a fishery or mineral rights or something in an African nation.
They're going to assign a dollar value to that and then pledge that As some sort of capital or debt instrument settlement for those margin calls in Europe.
I think it'll be SDRs, like commodities-backed SDRs.
Yeah, something like that.
I just don't have enough information, but that's what he was talking about earlier today.
And it's like, wow, what does the IMF really control around the world in terms of natural resources?
Well, that also explains why the Western nations have for decades been trying to capture control over all the world's natural resources.
You know, you think about John Perkins and confessions of an economic hitman.
What was that all about?
Even threatening Russia.
Why was NATO moving eastward?
because they needed to occupy and control the resources of Ukraine and Crimea, Donbass region, and then ultimately Russia.
And they thought they could put Putin under their thumb and then seize essentially one third of the world's natural resources, which are located in Russia.
And Putin said, no, we're not going to sign up for that plan.
And here we are.
But I think what you heard there, David, from your source there in Cyprus is right on.
So in other words, they're creating more debt instruments and they're basing it on commodities that may or may not have intrinsic value because that value is not yet realized.
And it won't be realized if the economy is collapsing because global demand will also collapse in that scenario.
Who's going to need wood when no one has any money to build a house?
You know, who's going to need the minerals or the steel when the economy is collapsed and everybody's broke?
There's the question.
Yeah.
Speaking of the steel, you know, before we had the interview here, we're talking about repairing combines and farm machinery.
I have a little combine fact for everybody out there.
Food is the most important thing.
and we could talk about economy all day long, but if the food does not get harvested or planted because they don't have the fertilizers, the herbicides, the machines aren't running, whatever, the tillers are broken, the discs are broken, they can't get them fixed, they can't get them welded.
I have a combine fact here.
Every nine seconds a combine is moving through a wheat field, it picks enough wheat for 70 loaves of bread.
Now, put that back in perspective, but we need to go back to horsepower like the Amish do, or we need to go back to human threshing power where we're using a scythe to go through the fields, And, you know, this, what they're talking about, wartime powers act without a war in Europe to control all...
Manufacturing and all mechanisms, they're going to control everything.
You have to sell it to them.
If you have something in the warehouse as a base commodity, you have to allow it out as sort of an IOU, which will be repaid because they need that supply chain.
They're literally coming in to steal what has been stockpiled and try to smooth it out to try to bring something back.
But even if they take the human resources and put everybody out into the fields with scythes to go through and harvest the wheat fields of the Ukraine, for example, we're talking global starvation at that point.
Without the modern inputs to keep just the farm machinery up and running with repair operations, maintenance on those things, repair parts, we are in some serious trouble Not having enough zinc or aluminum or nickel, okay, big deal.
Not having enough wheat or corn, way big deal.
That is the planet gets reset, not enough food.
You make a critical point there.
In fact, there was breaking news in the last 24 hours.
The military's F-35 fighter jets have been put on hold because they're lacking a key rare earth element that they were getting from China that goes into the magnets of some of the motors in the F-35.
So they can't deliver fighter jets because of one mineral.
I don't know which one it was from China.
But you're making probably an even more important point.
How do you farm without steel?
Because, you know, I own tractors and I own tillers and those tines on the tillers, those things break all the time.
You got to replace them.
You got to replace all kinds of stuff.
I mean, it's a giant moving machine and stuff breaks.
If you don't have the steel or you don't have the parts or the supply chain or the ability to repair things, you're out of business.
I mean, you can't farm, period.
No one's going to go out there with donkeys.
I mean, I have donkeys.
Believe me, they're not going to pull a plow.
They're going to run away if I try to put a plow on.
They're not going to work.
They're welfare donkeys.
But no one's going to get the job done unless it's automated.
Yeah, you can yoke up only so many horses because the Amish farm Mennonites are right near us and they have some giant workhorses, but they only have a few.
And they rotate those horses around the farms and the families that have the actual workhorses is something different than the horses that are pulling the wagons or the ones that they ride.
Very different animals, and there's just a few of them, and they are gargantuan.
I mean, the size of Clydesdales, but even bigger, and they are just, when you say horsepower and you're standing next to one of those things that's towering above you at seven plus feet, you're like, wow, that is a massive animal.
There's only so many of those around, and you certainly can't do 100,000 acres with animals.
Not a possibility.
No, you can't.
And with the shutdown of steel and minerals and ammonia, you're also seeing the shutdown of a lot of the things, for example, diesel engine oil production or additives that go into transportation.
It makes you wonder, how long can the refineries stay online?
Or how long can the ships that carry oil across the seas...
How long can those ships function?
Because those run on diesel, for the most part, or like low-grade diesel, and they have moving parts, and those parts have to be replaced.
And where are those parts coming from?
I mean, if they're coming out of Europe, then you're not going to get them.
Yeah, and with the thing with the nationalization of all production, I'm wondering what the top five things you might think that would be nationalized first as priorities to keep running, that they would pull from other warehouses with some sort of IOU program that will be paid back in the that they would pull from other warehouses with some sort of IOU program that I don't know how they're going to work it.
If I have copper, you're legally allowed to come in and raid my warehouse to take it over to another manufacturer to make sure that they keep manufacturing widgets or whatever they are to take that ingot and turn it into rod for another process.
So, you know, I'm still trying to narrow this down.
What are the top five things that you think might be on that bucket list?
Because if you can narrow that down into where all the government programs are going to be focused on those top five or top ten, then you could see what parts of society will continue to function and then which parts would be really just cut off like you would cut an umbilical cord.
Well, I'm really glad you brought that up, because I think you have to think back to World War II once again.
And by the way, I've got another question for you that's related to this I've got to get to in a second.
If you go back to World War II, to build tanks, you have to have steel.
To have steel, you have to have iron ore.
To have iron ore, you have to have mining operations.
To have mining operations, you have to have rubber and diesel.
And if you have diesel, you have to have diesel refineries, raw oil.
To have oil, you've got to have oil drilling rigs.
To have oil drilling rigs, you've got to have people who know how to use oil drilling rigs, and so on and so forth.
It is this highly complex supply chain, and you can lose a war because of a lack of rubber.
Or in the case of F-35s, a lack of one rare mineral that we don't even know what the name of it is, but it's on the table of elements and we don't have enough.
And there are so many multiple points of failure, of systemic failure, that Europe is committing economic suicide just begging for lightning to strike any one of those points and bring the whole system down, it seems to me.
Yeah, it does, because I have a list here on Europe's heaviest reliance on gas, and this would be fossil fuel, you know, natural gas, oil, and coal.
I'll just leave it with natural gas and oil.
So if we're going to start at the top, Belarus has the highest exposure to reliance on gas and gas-derived products.
I'll just leave it as natural gas and oil.
And then Italy is next on that list.
And Italy is using candles now to light up restaurants, supermarkets, government offices, if they're still open after dark.
Italy has gone to full candles now because they can't afford the five to eight times increase in price.
But I'm wondering in turn, like, when are they going to run out of candles?
Because a lot of it's paraffin candles.
And that's a fossil fuel based product, too.
So you need factories to run to even create the candles.
which are the same duress of high electricity prices.
And then we got the UK, Hungary, Netherlands, Lithuania, Ireland, Romania, Croatia to finish out that top 10 list there.
Oh, Latvia, sorry.
So these are the countries that are going to get hit first here, that top list.
That's right.
Yeah, right.
And then as they implode, they're going to pull down the rest of Europe with them because many of those countries are members, you know, they're part of the EU or tied to the EU economy in terms of trade.
So then you're going to have industrial collapse or...
Voluntary shutdowns due to lack of demand.
But let me read you this tweet because there's a man named Tuomas Malinen.
He's the CEO of GNS Economics in Finland.
He's kind of a mainstream economics guy, and he put out a series of tweets in the last 12 hours that are just mind-blowing.
I was asking David Morgan about this earlier.
Let me ask your opinion, David.
This man, he's a PhD economics, mainstream finance guy.
He says, quote, I'm telling you people that the situation in Europe is much worse than many understand.
We are essentially on the brink of another banking crisis, a collapse of our industrial base and households, and thus on the brink of the collapse of our economies.
And he says we only have weeks, maybe months, remaining before, quote, mayhem across Europe.
I mean, and that's a mainstream finance guy saying that.
What does that mean?
How would you interpret what he's saying?
The collapse is here.
Brace for impact.
I mean, I'm looking at some things already here.
Christmas is canceled.
You know, they're not even going to sell the display lights and all city councils need to avoid decorating trees and all these things.
They're already trying to cancel Christmas at this point.
So if you're going down that road and we're already canceling Christmas and any displays of Christmas, people are trying to go by candlelight.
Almost six out of ten businesses in the UK are going to close, and that includes Ireland and all around.
And then we have these major disruptions here.
And then throw that, what's the cherry on top happening in America on the 15th and 16th?
The rail strike and the UPS fleet grounding completely.
But the U.S. Postal Service utilizes the UPS aircraft and the entire fleet is going to ground because they've gone through their, I guess it's an arbitration cool-off period.
Both of those are going to exceed and have still voted at 90% or so for the rails to go on strike.
That's all happening in Here in the United States, too.
So we're about to get our comeuppance, as they would say, in the UK, because we're going to get a bunch of nastiness handed our way, too, of supply chain bottlenecks and lockups.
But you see how it's all happening in tandem, completely across the world at the same time.
Yeah.
Yeah, I do.
This is definitely a plan, in my opinion.
So when he says collapse, it's a plan collapse.
Because, you know, Mike, if you and I were going to collapse the economy, we could almost also think of some of the same gears and levers.
If we had ultimate power, you just described it.
Turn off the oil.
Turn off the rubber.
All the electricity gets turned off.
No more steel.
No more copper.
Just turn it all off.
And then we would watch everything collapse.
So who has that ultimate power to do that?
Right, right.
Well, in the EU, it's the bureaucrats in Brussels, and it's the national leaders there, and it's the globalists.
But this guy, this economist that I was mentioning, Mr.
Malinan, he even says in his tweets, take precautionary measures, stock up on cash, food, water, and wood if you have a stove and other necessities.
So we have a mainstream finance guy talking like a prepper, like I am.
And we've never seen this before from finance people.
They would never say, oh, you need to stockpile cash and stockpile wood.
They would always say, well, the markets are going to work it out and these derivatives are going to assess risk and these players are going to come in and it's all going to work out.
Everything's fine.
Not anymore.
It's unreal.
You with the wood, you CO2 emitter.
You know, because they were trying to demonize wood and close all wood fireplaces across the EU. If you had a wood fireplace, you're supposed to brick it up or something.
Another brick in the wall.
I'm going to tear that one down.
But Mike, let me ask you a question about, you just mentioned cash.
So in a financial crisis, how long do you think that actual paper fiat notes would be good for before the realization that, uh-oh, they're not going to be worth anything before, you know, Weimar Republic moment of realization?
So really, when the finance crisis hits, they lock the banks, no more ATMs and whatnot.
You're running through that scenario.
So what do you think that the paper money value would be good for?
And you could get arbitrage on that if you actually had paper money and small denomination notes as you went in to buy something?
Or how long do you think that whole value chain of paper would exist before everybody says, uh-uh, I don't want any more paper, silver only?
Well, I think it depends on how quickly the hyperinflation is becoming obvious to the people.
So you make a good point.
Paper money could be worthless in 30 days.
And I think immediately you're going to start to see people using silver coins, junk silver, trading in silver jewelry, things like that, or other things, you know, bartering ammunition, for example, or maybe even some gold coins showing up.
But I think in this collapse that we are looking at, People start getting away from fiat currency pretty quickly because the currency is going to be increasingly worthless.
And you know, David, the only answer that these governments know to any of this is just to print more money.
So they're going to spiral the hyperinflation into Weimar territory, both in Europe and then eventually in the United States and probably in Japan as well.
Anybody left holding currency is going to be starving to death.
And that's one thing I was going to bring up in the next studio visit there.
It's a little woo-woo on the topic, but the way I was looking at it, in North Africa, you know, Gaddafi had done a really good job in turning his deserts into variable food and milk and honey forests and croplands again.
He was tapping the Nubian sandstone aquifer.
And again, the above-ground rainfall has been increasing.
So if you look at North Africa from Tunisia to Egypt, they've been having record crop production just from the above-ground rainfall increasing.
But then when you get off the coastal areas and you get down into the bottom quarters there, They were pulling water from the massive aquifer that had thousands and thousands of cubic kilometers of water resource under there, continuously replenishing from the Mediterranean as it filtered throughout hundreds of miles off the coast areas.
But I was saying that they're going to set up a new crop growing zone there.
As this one starts to go offline, With the 45 degrees north latitude as it gets cooler and we're seeing in the southern hemisphere with this volcanic winter, they're going to have to find a new area on the planet to set up a new crop zone.
And this would be a new way to start the world economy as well.
Because if you went into a new crop growing area, you would need all the infrastructure, you need all the labor, you'd need all the machines, all the parts, you need everything again to set up in that new zone that has never been utilized or touched before.
So if you're looking at a mechanism to start, you know, a new kind of plan, if you will, for a global plan to bring the economy off its knees and then start it again.
Well, then we have to add in colonialism where everybody that would have seen that in an inbound fashion would have been, uh-uh, we've seen you do that for 400 years.
You're not coming back.
No, you're not welcome here.
But since you're speaking of death in the winter, those 10 million men of fighting age have been lured up into Europe during this cold time.
So for me, you know, looking at that World Economic Forum and a couple of these plans from other, you know, Club of Rome, et cetera, and the depopulation that they envision to try to bring us back to some sort of equilibrium.
Those men, those 10 million men would be the guerrilla force that would have stopped Western powers from setting up the new grow zone in Northern Africa.
But now they're all up there in Europe.
But at the same time, it's like two birds, one stone.
They removed the guerrilla force, guerrilla fighting army that would be in place, because you're not going to come down and set up a grow zone and steal our food-growing land and then keep us impoverished.
They're gone.
But they're up in the kill zone also because you meant that you just, you know, I'm very, I'm so shocked that this is allowed and continued allowed to happen.
I'm wondering when the populace will wake up and realize that they are going into a kill zone winter now.
You know, you put these pieces together and you're like, oh, that was nefarious right there.
Like, hmm.
Well, absolutely.
And you bring up or you remind me of a really important point that North America is going to have to have a kind of a Russia style event to shut down the energy supply to North America.
Now, you know, you mentioned aquifers.
So what a lot of people don't realize is that most of the crop production in the United States depends on aquifers, which depends on affordable electricity to pump the water out of the aquifers.
So if you make energy scarce or 10 times more expensive, which is what they've already done in Europe, Then you make it unaffordable to pump water out of the ground.
The aquifers become useless for agriculture.
And your agricultural production in California, even across the breadbasket areas, you know, the Ogallala water aquifer underneath what Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas, parts of Texas, northern Texas, and so on, all of that farmland becomes useless.
You combine that with the weather weapon systems that I interviewed Dane Wigington about, the western half of the United States, Yeah,
it does.
And they're going to try to take every way means that you can produce power because we've been working on some micro hydro here with gravitational vortex power based on Schauberger principles.
All you need is, you know, five feet to six feet of drop off of any stream.
And you could get a round pipe that you see in, not irrigation, but drainage projects along the road where you see those round concrete pipes.
And you force the water in there and it circles around and then it drops out the bottom just like you do when you have a bath and you pull the bath plug and then it does that circle at the bottom there.
It creates that whirlpool, that funnel.
Well, you can create something.
If you have a five-foot diameter pipe, you can create that same spinning effect, and then you just put a rotor in the center of it.
And as long as you have one to one-and-a-half cubic meters of flow per second through there, then you can generate an enormous amount of power.
And you can step those down, too.
It's not like a dam where there's an interference pattern.
It just goes through, it spins, and it comes out the bottom, and it continues down its way.
But any of those type of devices that are going to be brought up where we could have...
Two of them on my property stepping down a hillside.
What if we could have 50 stepping down hillsides?
Well, they're going to come in and deem that illegal, and they're going to try to stop all independent power production on the home level.
Now, I don't know where solar panels are going to sit in there, but these homemade designs using other's, you know, principles on creating power, whether it be magnetic motors or batteries, Small microhydro.
They're going to definitely be putting some sort of regulation on that where this is going to be a full-on destruction of our ability to maintain any form of comfort in our world.
Yeah, and by the way, if anybody could figure out how to tax the sun, it would be the British.
Yeah.
They're experts at taxing everything in sight.
But, you know, think about these electric vehicles where you have to swap out the lithium batteries about every, let's say, five years or so, depending on usage.
So the maximum duration that you can even have transportation with an electric vehicle is that five-year block of time.
And then they've got you.
They can just limit the availability of lithium.
Which is very easy to block.
I guess block it from being imported if they want to.
And then what do you do?
Nothing.
You've got a Fred Flintstone mobile.
You've got to cut out the floor and waddle your feet along the road.
That's the only way you're going to be able to move.
You might as well just get a bicycle at that point or a horse.
They've got total control over you with an EV. Well, at least the Flintstones have brontosaurus burgers.
I mean, they're not even going to give us that benefit.
We're going to get like a stone wheel and nothing, not even a brontosaurus burger included.
I am very upset.
Yeah, yeah, I know.
It's going to be a very, very pathetic situation.
Not anything like the future that we were promised in the cartoon world like George Jetson.
Where you could sit around, do nothing, and press a button, and that was your job.
I mean, maybe that is somebody's job right now, but that's coming to an end because that doesn't produce anything.
The fictional economic creation of the West and derivatives and all these financial instruments are just vaporware.
They don't exist.
They don't create food or minerals or steel or anything that actually matters in the real world.
I keep bringing it back to this.
We've come to the end of the cycle of what the sun can provide in stable planting, growing, harvesting dates.
This is being thrown out because the cloud cells and the jet streams are moving into new positions.
There's increased cosmic radiation, which is creating a new cloud band within even those mechanisms from around 18,000 to 23,000 feet.
So now we have a different amount of clouds, and these are all bunching in on themselves, and that's where we're getting a lot of these thousand-year storms.
And I know Dane would give a different explanation in terms of geoengineering for why that's happening, but I've also seen what Dane's talking about with geoengineering references cosmic radiation management because that nanoparticulate, depending on what metal it is, when a cosmic ray hits that nanoparticulate, it nullifies the charge and it cannot become a muon and then a cloud-building particle from that point.
So is it really cosmic radiation management as a dual-purposed Program here with, you know, being able to do with what they do with the weather at the same time and move precipitation patterns around.
But the study I've done is we are at the end of the stable growing that we have enjoyed for hundreds, plural, of years.
That we're back at the point now, the population's too high, and there's not any way that we can continue the food production in the current.
I'm just going to say the current way we do it.
And it just seems like Whoever's in power at the moment is like a petri dish that just gets wiped clean, and you're familiar with that, sterilize it, and start over with a new batch.
But keep a little tiny culture of the same elite with the same monetary system.
That's the new culture to put it in the new petri dish to start over again.
And it seems like this happens about every 400 years.
So you're talking about a wipeout?
I think we're back on it again.
We're just at the end of a cycle once more.
Well, the end of civilization as we understand it.
As we've been told through history what it was.
Right.
And then you have to wonder, do they then rewrite history and have a new, like, backdated history to tell the new children of the surviving elite that might be only 500,000 people, and then they grow up with this whole new history they've been told, and how they're conquering the new world for centuries, and then the whole thing repeats again.
Too much population, mass genocide, planetary scale, near extinction, depopulation, and then another new fake history.
Maybe this thing's been going on for, I don't know, tens of thousands of years.
If not hundreds of thousands.
Yeah.
And then you start to find these missing bits of history and these maps pop up.
And then you can go into a whole cascade down that direction, which I don't think we have time for.
But I'm with you on that train of thought of really what is the history that we know.
Because after this reset occurs, anything can be rewritten because almost every record we have is a digitized record.
We quit printing things.
Out of all the material being created today, what do you think the percentage is of digitized format material compared to an actual printed book that is in existence?
One to ten million at the moment?
Something like that?
You know, that's a really good point.
And one other thought, and then we've got to wrap this up.
I'm a little bit over time, but thank you for staying.
It seems to me that these Western nations are so steeped in debt that they need to destroy their own financial systems in order to declare force majeure to clear out all the debt and proclaim that it's not their fault.
In other words, they've reached the point where their only solution is self-destruction.
The system can't be sustained any longer.
But they don't want to take the blame.
So they have to destroy it all.
Well, I'm going to sleep really well tonight with that conversation.
Thanks so much, Mike.
No, I'm kind of waiting for your comments on that.
Force majeure on the corn calling.
I'm still calling force majeure on the corn for the September delivery coming up at the CBOT. Because if the rail's going on strike, They're going to be able to call force majeure going, oh no, we can't deliver your contracts because as it stands still and it has not budged, this is the largest amount of contract holders in the history of physical trading that want physical delivery.
You know, most of the time they cash settle, but this time they're like, uh-uh.
They know something we don't because everybody's out there with their hands out going, we're standing for delivery.
I want my physical corn.
Well, you're not kidding.
And also remember, the wealthy elite are demanding their physical gold and silver on those contracts as well.
So, you know, the COMEX exchange, so many people are taking physical delivery now.
And the, well, London Metals Exchange is being just drained of its actual physical silver and gold deposits because the wealthy elite know what's up.
So what you're just describing in corn is also happening in the world of metals.
Everybody who has any information The world's
under liquidation.
That's a good way to put it.
Yeah.
It's like a liquidation sale that nobody heard about until it's too late.
By the time you show up, everything's already gone.
Yeah.
Get to the garage sale and you got nothing left.
We're packing up.
No.
Yeah, pretty much.
Okay.
So before we let you go here, tell people about your channel and how people can follow you and what they're going to learn from following you, please.
Well, I really try to tie these historical cycles into what we're seeing in the present day.
Because I do believe our future, truly, if you talk about crystal balls, if you believe in such things, it's a history book.
It's what has happened prior.
Now, it's not going to be the exact same thing, but you can see triggers for it and you can start to see overlays and then you start...
You know, mapping those up, and you see the same three things.
You get the population migration, and they've stopped that on a dime with COVID. You see the destruction of the economy and some sort of reset after, and you also see the structural government change, every one of these grand solar minimums.
So I try to tie historical cycles going back 2,400 years into what we're seeing in the modern day.
And you can find me, the Adapt 2030 channel over on Brighteon, which I have my regular channel there.
I'm up on Rumble, up on BitChute, and on YouTube as well.
And I'm still working on the podcast, but I have a working farm here too.
Today we spent seven hours setting up a new chicken coop because we just got eight more chicks yesterday, so we're trying to expand out to get our egg production.
So I spent a good seven hours moving coops around and trying to get different roosts and nesting boxes all set up.
So between doing my video production and working on a farm, they're full days.
But I do try to really give some forward-looking...
Information as to how you can protect your families and what are some simple things we can do to protect ourselves and get our communities ready for these changes.
Yep, yep.
And I know exactly what you're talking about because I raise chickens for their eggs.
And when you do that, you learn very quickly that you're raising the world's most expensive eggs in terms of the time and resources that go into them.
It's so easy to go to the grocery store and buy a dozen eggs for whatever it costs these days, six or seven bucks.
But to raise a dozen eggs...
It takes effort and time and a lot of lag time because if you just bought chicks, they're not going to lay eggs for nine more months or whatever it is on that breed or at least seven or eight months.
And you're going to have to feed them that entire time and get nothing in return, as you know.
So you've got to invest in the chicks.
And then they can get eaten by raccoons right before they start laying, too.
So you know what I'm talking about.
Yeah, unfortunately, one of our guinea hens, you know, we got guinea fowl and, you know, good for eating the ticks and all the bugs and, you know, different red bugs and chiggers and all kind of stuff that'll bite you and maybe, you know, get you a little bit antihistamine on the edge there.
You might get overdosed on the histamines, especially when you get overbitten by insects and things.
You definitely don't want that in the situation we're moving into.
And trying to think about pioneering medicine and, you know, what can you use in terms of prevention that could also provide food for you?
But it is trying, like one of them's sick right now, and we're trying to nurse a guinea back.
You know, it's my first time to try to nurse an injured bird back to health again.
That is rough.
But it's enjoyable, though, to get your first egg.
Like, we got our first guinea eggs a couple weeks ago, and that was very enjoyable to see the first ones.
Like, whoa, that's magic.
I can't believe I'm holding that in my hand.
And they're not even that big.
And those birds are loud, too, man.
They make a racket.
Right?
I mean, is that what you're experiencing, too?
Yeah, they are, but we find that if anything's out of place, if there is another dog coming around or if there's a car coming up the driveway or if there's a plane coming over or something, they start making a lot of noise.
True.
They're almost like guard chickens.
They're pretty interesting.
I completely agree.
Once they fall into a pattern, anything that changes, they're going to sound off about it for sure.
Well, okay, David.
This is the way you're going to need to live, though.
The way Mike and I are talking, getting your own water sources, getting your chickens, trying to prepare your own foods, hunt some, raise rabbits, whatever it is.
And this is the way we're going back to for a significant period of time.
This is not a five-minute fix, and we're back to McDonald's, or if you even eat that garbage.
That's not coming back really in five minutes or even five months.
We're talking multiple years into the future before anything stabilizes from this point.
Yeah, good point.
Good point.
So total collapse of Europe years before the situation stabilizes.
Folks, I hope you got the message.
This is real.
This is not a drill.
And I feel very sorry for those who are unprepared and uninformed because, frankly, billions are going to die.
Billions of human beings are going to die before we get through this on the other side.
So...
Thank you, David, for joining me.
We're trying to warn everybody and hope that people can, you know, heed the warning and get prepared and avoid being a victim of this.
But, you know, we can only reach so many people.
But nevertheless, thank you for your time tonight.
It's much appreciated, David.
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