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Dec. 10, 2024 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
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DCTV – Cory Endrulat and Jim Gale talk human liberty, food decentralization...
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Welcome to today's interview.
Mike Adams here on Brighttown.com and today we have three special guests joining us.
I'll introduce them in a second.
They have a new book that is called Natural Intelligence.
We'll talk about that in detail that provides exactly the kind of solutions that humanity needs right now in this seemingly desperate time.
People seeking solutions, people seeking resilience and redundancy, people seeking health.
And finding so many enemies of humanity, enemies of health everywhere, seemingly infiltrating our society at every level.
That's why our guests today are so important.
So we have, of course, Todd Pitner, our co-host for Decentralized TV. Welcome, Todd.
Great seeing you.
Great seeing you, Mike.
It's been a long time.
I think Hurricane Milton and Aline and those wonderful storms finally have left the building in a lot of carnage.
But yeah.
I was worried about you, but let me bring in the other guests as well, Corey Endrelott from nita.one, or n-i-t-a.one is the website.
Welcome, Corey.
Great to have you back.
We really enjoyed our previous discussion with you.
And then Jim Gale from foodforestabundance.com.
Welcome, Jim.
We always enjoy your extremely positive energy, your inspirational message for Food Forest.
Welcome, all three of you.
And let me just say, All three of you are survivors of the crazy storm that swept through Florida.
So please, let's start out with that.
Todd, I was worried about you.
When your text stopped that night, I was like, oh my gosh, is Todd still alive?
Yeah.
It was nuts, Mike.
As you know, I wanted to document the before, during, and after.
And in the during, that was the point in time to where these outer bands that were carrying these 100-mile-an-hour winds hit our neighborhood.
And I had never lived through anything like that in those moments.
Winds were howling and at the same time you're hearing on the TV that there's been a hundred tornadoes that have touched down so when I heard this howling wind that's when I when I exited communications because frankly it scared the crap out of me because so I went downstairs with my wife and our dogs to get in our central pantry and did all of the right things that you should responsibly do but it was crazy Mike, a lot of damage here.
I have a totaled roof.
My bees all drowned.
So I'm out of the beekeeping business now.
And my food forest was decimated.
And I thought until today, Mike, that all my raccoons died.
But my favorite raccoon and her three babies reappeared today.
Oh, yes!
We were talking about that online.
And I said they're more resilient than you might suspect.
Yeah, I couldn't believe it.
I went out there today and she came up to me like a dog.
She's just like, hey, daddy's home.
It was so good seeing it.
Man, I've been in such a good mood ever since.
Oh, Todd, that's wonderful because I know you've been feeding those raccoons.
They're like your family pets or something.
Oh, they are.
But that's great news.
It shows you the resilience.
Corey and Jim, you also braved the storm.
Jim, I know you can even show us some of the damage, but also some of the resilience.
You want to give us a little panoramic view there?
Absolutely, Mike.
So this is some of the damage, but I tell you what, we've got hundreds and hundreds of fruit trees and all sorts of plants everywhere.
And overall, I'm...
I'm just so thankful for the power and the resilience of our natural system.
I'll give you an example.
See, these banana leaves, it looked like they met Freddy Krueger, right?
And what we did right before the storm is we chopped off a bunch of these leaves so they wouldn't act like sails and catch the wind and bring the whole plant down.
But this is what blows my mind.
Just sense the storm.
Look at the size of that leaf and that leaf over there that's coming in.
Isn't that beautiful?
Yeah, it just shows you the resilience.
You know, nature is flexible, not rigid.
And so, you know, the trees bend with the wind and then they come back, they can recover from damage.
So thank you for that, Jim.
And Corey, you went through the storm.
How did you fare where you are?
You're near Tampa, aren't you?
Yes, and I'm even more near the west coast of Todd there, so we faced a lot of flooding and a lot of power outages all over.
Our county actually had the most power outages of everywhere else in the state of Florida.
And, you know, it was expected to hit here, but it did not.
And I'm very grateful for that because it went slightly down south.
But even still, people were facing a lot of issues.
Our food forest that we have in our backyard, however, extremely resilient.
I mean, you can see the trees like bending like 90 degrees like over and they're still fine.
And it's like you look at the videos of Jim Gale.
It's like he's still got fruit hanging on the trees, like hanging on for their dear life.
And they're still there.
It's incredible.
But, yeah, it is incredible resilience.
And just the people, too, coming together in Florida with these catastrophes just shows you that people are ready and they don't need the government to help them.
I mean, this was a great example of that.
Good point.
Good point.
And you know that our business and our church, we donated about $300,000 worth of food.
Actually, it hasn't gone to Florida yet, by the way.
That all went to North Carolina, where the people were even more devastated, by the way.
Yeah.
But we work with teams like SRP24. We're even asking them right now, find us other places where more food needs to go.
We're constantly doing that.
We've got another $300,000 to donate, so we're in the process of trying to find destinations where it won't get stolen by FEMA. Like you were saying, Corey, FEMA's in the way.
It's the people that are helping people.
Seriously, the churches, the ministries, people, some corporations, small businesses, even Walmart was sent trucks over.
Good on Walmart.
They did the right thing.
What you just said, Todd, is the answer to all of it.
Forget the government, and it's time for the people to organize effectively, and that's what the book is all about.
It's about how do we come together and organize, because there's so much food, there's food everywhere, there's massive abundance, but people don't know how to get a hold of their local food supply.
So that's what it's all about.
Exactly.
And that brings us to the book that you have.
Is it Corey and Jim that you've written this book together?
Is that it?
Yes.
Okay.
Natural Intelligence.
I've got it up on my laptop here.
If we can show the screen.
The website is nita.one.
This book is just now available.
Natural Intelligence.
The only book you ever need, The Problem, The Solution, The Strategy.
Well, that's a pretty big claim, guys.
So walk us through why natural intelligence is the solution that you need.
Well, I'll start with relative to winning this war, right?
So imagine there's train tracks.
The train tracks were put in place by the government.
And there's an evil freight train that's coming down the tracks at 200 miles an hour.
And the media is saying the only place to be that's safe is on the tracks, right?
And so we've got to create awareness that the only safe place to be is off the tracks.
And then we got to create awareness on how to come together and organize, right?
And so that's what it's all about.
Corey, what do you think?
Yeah, there's plenty of books out there detailing solutions and problems.
But what they don't do is go into the strategy of how we implement necessarily those solutions.
Now, we can bring a lot of those books together and a lot of those ideas through what we call artificial intelligence.
And we could even read more books and read more books to say, that's where we got to find the answers.
But what if the answers are abundantly present all around us and we simply have to see it?
What if it's right in front of us?
It's as simple as the lawn that we have, our perfectly, you We're good to go.
So, this is the only book, as far as all my work is concerned, because it's condensed into one format.
But it's also the only book that I see that helps point people to see outside the book, help them see natural intelligence, God, truth, other than those religious texts that also speak of truth and God through the multiple different languages in this world.
And nature, the intelligence of nature.
Yes, it's beyond the book.
That's why when you find out that your intelligence is not limited to a book of any kind, this is the only book that you need.
Because when you find out the truth is within and not external and necessarily always outside of you, then you find out, wait, we have solutions that we can implement right now.
And we don't have to be dependent on the material things.
In terms of the details of what the book covers...
Give us sort of, is it about nature?
Is it about food?
Is it about spiritual development?
Is it about improving mental health?
You know, what does it cover exactly?
It covers all of those things in ways that really are inspiring.
And it starts with the premise, and this is when I first approached Corey after his book, The End of Slavery.
I said, Corey, I'd like to do this with you.
Here's the structure of how we inspire and empower Freedom for humanity.
And it starts with a lot of the greatest quotes, right?
And the quote by the, there's one thing stronger than all of the armies of the world, and that is an idea whose time has come.
And I'd like to ask all of your, all of the people listening, our audience here today, a question.
How does it feel to feel inspired?
How does it feel to feel faith, to feel courage, right?
Because the frequency is the language of God, I believe.
And so when we ask a question that rises the frequency, then automatically from there, people will start taking steps to You know, Jim, I'm so glad you said that, and I want to bring in Todd's comments on this next, but when I am on Twitter, or X, it feels like filth.
When I am looking at my mulberry trees, it feels like love.
You know?
It's like mankind's synthetic world of deception and nonsense.
Now, there is, of course, a lot of truth on X, but just the interaction of words and a lot of deception and propaganda and spin, that feels like a sewer.
But if I walk outside...
Mulberry trees.
Oh, wow.
That tree added four new inches with new leaves since I saw it last.
And I'm like, that's amazing.
That tree is truth.
It doesn't lie to me.
It doesn't deceive.
It produces For free, using sunlight and water and carbon dioxide out of the air, and it makes anthocyanins, it makes nutrition, it makes medicine.
I don't need a doctor's prescription.
I don't need permission from anybody else because it's an expression of the mind of God through nature.
That is truth.
That's inspiring to me.
It's a free energy system.
Yeah, exactly.
Exactly.
So, Todd, your comments now, have you been through the book?
Have you had a chance?
I got a cursory overview, but I have not read the book.
I haven't received it yet, but it is in coming.
But I really look forward to it.
But, you know, what I heard from you, Corey and Jim, is there is a war going on, right?
But I think you articulated something that kind of connected with me, which is That war is not far from us, right?
The ground zero of this war seems to be two places, internally and in our backyards, man, right?
So if we just adjust our thinking and we do a few simple things like shut off the TV, Want what you have.
Acknowledge what you have, right?
We are so blessed.
And then live life locally.
Go in your backyard.
You know, go for a walk in your neighborhood and like Mike, noticing mulberry trees.
I recently had a consultation with this 84-year-old woman who was living in this state of fear, and to break her spell, I gave her an assignment, which is get one of these, a little notebook that has a pen in it, and go for a walk every day.
And when you do, write down three things that you have never, ever noticed before.
And you know, that may be a garden or a flower garden that somebody just planted.
Hey, why not observe it?
Look at it.
Maybe see if there's any bees there.
You know what?
If the woman or the man walks out who planted it, obviously, how about make their day and issue a dose of gratitude and thank them?
That's living life locally.
What do you think about that, gentlemen?
It's natural intelligence.
That's what it is.
Ah, nice.
Because we move into the age of AI, right, and technology, and materials of all different kinds, but what you just acknowledged is something universal and timeless, something that has always existed, people reflecting upon the world, using their conscience, using their thinking abilities that God gave them.
Even Mike Adams has a documentary called The God Within.
Many people may look at God as this source external to nature, but we all heard of this idea of the Garden of Eden, or this idea of abundance that we can have here on Earth, so why don't we create it?
All it takes is a little bit of intelligence working with nature, which we may call permaculture, and then not suppressing our conscience in relation to the power systems that be.
That's called voluntarism.
To me, these two ideas constitute the natural intelligence of the future, and they are irresistible.
When confronted in the face of AI, we will actually win the war.
Now, Corey, I want to add to that idea the fact that the human brain, let's talk about the physical brain, is a supercomputer, a neural networking supercomputer, more advanced than any AI microchips on the planet.
And then the non-physical consciousness part of it is a multi-dimensional overlay of the supercomputing system.
And that when you talk about natural intelligence, what it reminds me of is our ability to unconsciously solve problems and even conduct calculations and conduct observations and reach conclusions all unconsciously.
And then the answers bubble up into our consciousness in the form of intuition.
Intuition, so you have a gut feeling like this is a good choice, or this is a good person, or that's a bad person, or that's the wrong thing to do, right?
Intuition, which speaks to the connectedness of our non-physical brains, but isn't intuition actually the result of massive supercomputing, neural network, quantum computing happening underneath the levels of consciousness And that's why we have to listen to our intuition.
Would you agree with that?
I love that.
So I've spent the last five days with Dr. Joe Dispenza with 2,000 people, and we're meditating multiple times a day using the techniques and learning about what you just said, Mike.
Our brains are literally the most epic supercomputers when we use our brains and our energy wisely and when we connect.
And this is something that everybody has the ability to do, right?
Is when we can relax our minds and feel the energy frequency vibration and connect again and get rid of the programs that are there to deceive and control us.
When we do that, Epic things happen, and I was just in this thing.
I mean, I'm still integrating this.
I was in a room where 2,000 people started laughing in a out-of-control way, and I felt the world shift right then.
I actually was complete.
I got up.
I left the seminar two days early, and now I'm here back in the food forest.
Wow.
Gentlemen, I have a question.
With your book, Share with us your vision.
What is your vision?
What outcome do you want from somebody reading this book?
I would say to become inspired.
When someone is inspired and they're filled with what we may call spirit, right?
We have respiration, which is breathing.
Spirit comes from the word breath.
And then inspiration, to be in that moment, to be in breath.
And spirit often referring to God, and again God relating to this idea of natural intelligence.
They are filled with, I would say, what actually gives them fulfillment.
When people are scrolling on social media, they are looking at material attachments for their happiness.
I am afraid they're not going to find their true sense of happiness.
Again, many people are going to be dependent on AI for the answers, but I would say that people have been dependent on natural intelligence far more.
Or if it wasn't for natural intelligence, we would not have artificial intelligence.
So, when people understand that dynamic through inspiration, and this book is definitely a great source of inspiration, Jim, just being in his food forest, sharing his message is a great inspiration.
As we share that message and it inspires people, I believe people will be prompted to action, unlike anything you've ever seen before, a cultural and social shift, much like the 60s, but even greater.
Let me add to that.
I'm sure you're all familiar with the work of Rupert Sheldrake and the idea of morphic resonance.
So he speaks about patterns in nature.
So in other words, natural intelligence, I really love that term that you've chosen for the title of the book.
One of the things that I've observed and in essence studied is spiders in central Texas, We have very large spiders that make very complex webs spanning 50 feet between trees.
It's an everyday thing during certain times of the year.
And spiders, of course, they have a natural intelligence.
Did you know that they sense humidity and temperature?
And they will only build webs during ambient conditions where insects might be flying around.
So that's number one.
That's a natural intelligence.
But the really amazing thing about spiders is that they know how to spin webs.
Webs have two different types of strands.
There are structural strands that are very strong and non-sticky that they use to navigate themselves.
And then there are the much smaller sticky strands in between the structural strands, right?
So the structural strands are spokes.
The sticky ones are the things that catch and stick insects.
And the spider can produce them at will just by thinking it can change the types of strands they produce.
But even more importantly, spiders are engineers.
I'll keep this short.
I found that they drop down an anchor strand and they attach it to a piece of grass, and then they have the big strands that go from tree to tree.
If I break the anchor strand on purpose, They will become aware the anchor strand has broken, the web is now weaving in the wind, and the spider will come down to the bottom of it, drop down to the ground, anchor a new strand, pull it tight, climb back up, and repair it.
They can repair their webs in extraordinary ways.
Now, gentlemen, the reason I said all that is because no spider ever went to freaking spider school!
There's no spider school.
Good point.
Right?
So how did they learn that?
I think the answers are what your book speaks to, but please, one of you, take that and run with it, please.
Go for it, Corey.
Yes, we actually give many examples of the natural intelligence that you see throughout the world, but I ask you to look inside your own intelligence, right?
The thing that is most local to you, know thyself, Sun Tzu said.
And he said, you know, know thy enemy, know thyself.
A thousand battles, a thousand victories.
So this is a very important key wisdom.
I held an event recently with over 70 speakers and I asked, what is the most important knowledge that people need to know?
And the overwhelming majority of the people said, the most important thing to know is yourself.
So we want to find out what that intuition is and what that spirit, that potential, that value that we have hidden inside of us is.
That is that natural intelligence that we can tune into.
And people get there through meditation.
They get there through all sorts of different means.
All that have been practiced for many thousands of years that people are losing touch with in the modern technological world.
And people feel it.
People know it.
People know there's problems.
But what are the solutions?
So we just dive into that through the aspect of inspiration to help people see what's within themselves.
And so this book will apply to many ideas and many different revolutions, not just replacing our lawns with food forests, though that is a great step.
It is a fantastic step toward natural intelligence.
It's the physical, material, 3D aligned with the spiritual, 5D, mental, moral, right?
And when we integrate those two aspects, like I said, we have voluntarism and we have permaculture.
And those two, from my point of view, based on studying many different things, are what I see as the future, like I said, for intelligence overall.
Artificial and natural intelligence.
So, for me, you know, looking at a human point of view, what's going to help our human systems, it's going to be that.
Sorry to interrupt, but let me ask you to answer the question of how sometimes it is...
There's also something that you might call in humans natural stupidity, right?
And there are things, there are principles that are not obvious.
So for example, I saw someone recently saying on Twitter that all healthcare should be free.
Okay, great.
What a wonderful wish.
But, as I replied, what that means is that the government would have to confiscate more money from more people, and then would funnel that money to government-approved pharmaceutical companies, vaccine companies, cancer companies, to offer the, quote, free treatment, which puts the government in control of healthcare, takes you out of the loop, but takes money from you in order to give you the care that is probably the worst care in the world because it's government-mandated.
So it is not intuitive, especially when it comes to economics.
I know all three of you know this.
Economic principles that are pro-liberty and pro-human are sometimes non-intuitive and sometimes can appear to be cruel to say that you're responsible for your life instead of we're going to take care of you and coddle you.
How do you respond to that kind of query about the concept of natural intelligence?
So I'll respond to it from the perspective that the best thing I can do, the most selfish thing that I can do Is serve other people because people are reciprocal.
People want to, if somebody says a nice compliment or gives me something, don't you want to give them something back or say something nice to them back, right?
So this idea of hoarding and stacking equity and stacking billions and stacking and being in control of everything is one of the fundamental kind of ignorances of our age.
And so what we are doing is showing people the permaculture ethic of reinvest your surplus in a very strategic and logical way.
And very specifically, what we're doing here is I'm going out into the community, knocking on doors and handing out sweet potato starts.
I'm saying, hey, the food supply chain might collapse.
It's time to grow food.
I've got such a great reception from doing that, and that is the catalyst for more and more.
Now those people want to serve me back, and they are.
And it creates this wheel of abundance in which everybody wins.
Well, okay, Jim, but to counter that, and I hope you don't mind me doing this, everybody wins as long as they all act in good faith, right?
But then we live in a world with bad faith actors, and there are people who would come to you We want to be generous.
We are, all of us here, are naturally generous people.
We help others.
We work to uplift others.
But we also recognize we live in a world like, I mean, I'm armed.
Like, I'm armed right now.
Maybe some of you are armed.
I don't know.
But we also have to be careful of bad faith actors who are I'll answer briefly and then somebody else please jump in.
We are armed very well as well.
We have teams of incredible military people, Silver Star nominees, generals, people like that, that are all loving this model, this idea, and they're all in support.
And if we have a supply chain disruption or a Complete collapse, which might come as early as two weeks from now or whatever, then we've got a plan for that.
So the ultimate plan, though, is when everybody eats, then crime and suffering and hunger and scarcity are diminished and gone.
That's right.
And those scarcity, you know, is the leading cause of war and fear and people being put into this mindset.
So when we're prompted upon asking, well, there's evil in the world, do we use that as the excuse to not do good?
Because, as far as I'm concerned, I think we always do good in the face of evil.
And the whole point of the Second Amendment, or self-defense, is to uphold what you know to be good and prevent what is bad.
How do we aggregate the most amount of good or life on Earth as opposed to evil?
Well, I see there's no better solution than creating life all around us.
Not our sterile technological material environments but incorporating nature within all our environments.
That is stacking functions, that is permaculture, and that is natural intelligence.
And when you see how irresistible it is, as Jim said, there's an extreme success rate A lot of people are going to disagree with it.
I mean, there's going to be always people online, on Twitter, who are upset, who are, you know, isolated and alone and taking out and projecting onto others on the internet.
That's what most of the internet is, frankly.
It could be.
But it doesn't have to be like that.
They, too, can be inspired, right?
They, too, can see the solutions and experience it with others.
And when they see their neighbors are coming together and creating amazing environments, I'm sure something's going to pop in their mind that says, hmm, what if?
Imagine if I could be a part of that.
And what would happen if I shared my two pieces, right?
Everybody's extremely intelligent.
They don't know it.
Everybody has an intuition.
Everybody has a conscience.
Even if you say they don't, there's some level of them that hasn't.
We're trained to ignore it.
We're trained to live in a compartmentalized, rational world, and a rational world means you have to believe only authoritative sources that tell you that GMOs and pesticides are the way to feed the world.
So you and I know that that's not true.
The way to feed the world is to stop poisoning the soil.
And stop poisoning the seeds.
And teach abundance.
But there are factions that oppose those ideas.
Now I want to bring Todd in on this.
The idea that what Jim Gale was just talking about earlier, that abundance...
is actually the enemy of the controllers because abundance generates freedom and the way that the controllers demand obedience is to have engineered scarcity over everything that matters, food, money, medicine, knowledge, information, you name it.
What do you say, Todd?
Well, I say that, you know, this show is about solutions, so this is a great discussion.
But what I really want to get into is instead of people just enjoying the dialogue amongst us and knowing that, Jim, you have a food forest in your backyard and Corey you do and I do, let's talk about the the X's and O's on how maybe on a limited scale we can just get started with this process because as they say the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago the second best time is today and
unless people are motivated to actually Do it, then this is just going to be another great show.
So how do we go about presenting the solution?
So one, the question I like to ask, another question is, can you conceive of a world at peace?
It starts with the conception, the awareness that it's possible.
And then once you can conceive it, how do we manifest it?
How do we then start to really believe it?
Well, we do so by demonstrating it.
And then the next layer, once we demonstrate it, is we create mass awareness.
And how do we do that?
We call out and invite the influencers.
Now, we are all influencers, of course, but some people have more influence than others.
So what happens if we call out Alex Jones, or invite?
Is a better energy, right?
What happens if we invite Alex Jones?
Say, Alex, let's get a hold of Kennedy, which I met with on this topic, and he agreed 100%, and Trump, and I'm not a fan of government.
I'm simply stating the fact that they have a lot of people that support and follow them.
So when we get Joe Rogan and a few more of these people, even one or two of them, to make phone calls to their two or three most connected friends, It's like minutes and we win the war.
I think one of the biggest barriers of entry is the belief that something so grand can't be done.
Because even if I'm an influencer, you know, maybe I have other balls in the air and I have other influences on my life and I have sponsors and stuff.
You know, I call that thinking in can'ts versus can.
So, Corey, Mike, you know me, how can we get the influencers to think in cans versus can'ts?
Well, if you don't mind me jumping in, I think you're talking about what is it that motivates people to action.
And I know Corey has spoken about this a lot, but generally speaking, it's only the carrot and the stick, right?
Those are the only two things that fundamentally drive people.
So, one of the silver linings of the crisis that we're in right now on the verge of maybe World War III or nuclear weapons or whatever, the silver lining is, this is motivating a lot of people who are motivated by the stick.
To say, hey, maybe I should get some garden seeds, maybe I should grow my own food, maybe I should do this.
It seems like those who are motivated by positive rewards, It takes a little bit longer to get that going, you know?
Like, I just want to eat healthier food, but it's a lot of effort, whereas fear can kick a lot of people into action.
The good news is both of those are in effect right now.
There's positive reasons to grow food, and there's scary reasons to grow food, right?
Corey, you want to chime in on that?
Absolutely.
And there's a lot of concerns about anything in this world when it comes to solutions that oppose the status quo.
People are always going to be resistant to it.
That's called cognitive dissonance.
That amount of controversy and resistance, I would actually argue, is necessary.
That is necessary to overcome.
It gives us the greater challenge to move forward into that better world.
So we should welcome it and accept it with open arms because that's every great innovator in history.
Mike, I've heard you talk about this before in your podcast, but the people who invented the microscope.
Look at people like Albert Einstein.
See how resistant they were to all their teachers and all the academics when they were growing up, and yet how amazing their works were later on, just showing, hey, I was able to think differently and approach the situation differently.
So...
I expect that not everybody's going to have an open mind to it.
That's okay.
This book invites them to look inside themselves to see that they have more potential than they think they may have.
And so I can lay it out for you, just as Jim did, and I can put it in a step-by-step manner.
We create awareness, one, of permaculture and voluntarism.
Two, we influence.
We bring people together.
We show by example and do shout-outs.
That includes phone calls, as Jim mentioned.
And then three, we call out and invite the corporations which are selling death to instead sell life instead of death.
We know glyphosate is this top poison.
We can start there.
They've paid billions of dollars of lawsuits and it's still on the shelves in all the different markets.
But I'm sure Joe Rogan and Elon Musk and Tucker Carlson and all these folks, which I'm well aware are well-connected among these different networks, are aware of.
I mean, I think they're aware of this poison.
Why can't we do a mass campaigning effort unified around these solutions, around just saying, hey, we're not going to do this.
We're going to trend a hashtag on social media.
We're going to get one town together.
We're going to create an event where we come together, plant a tree.
Imagine what could be done.
I do events, and I'm not even 4,000 subs on my YouTube channel.
I don't have a lot of followers on my channels, but I do amazing events locally with a lot of folks.
Imagine what an influencer can do who has way more following than me if they can bring people together and say, this is what we're going to do together.
I think it would be amazing.
And don't do it in closed with, you know, having to pay.
Do it in the public where people see it, where people are inspired and see that nonviolent resistance and moral suasion were some of the most powerful strategies in history.
Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr., the Quakers, the abolitionists, they all willfully, without violence, said, this is the solution.
We're just going to walk the streets.
We're just going to show by example.
We're just going to be courageous without fear.
We're just going to walk right to the salt mines.
We're going to get salt, you know, Gandhi says, goes to jail and they have to do a deal with him because he overwhelmed the jail system.
Well, Corey, to advocate, to be an influencer without fear, you have to completely abandon any ideas of having sponsors or sponsorship money of any kind.
And you have to completely abandon caring about the reaction because, as we all well know, The powerful corporations that sell the poison, the processed food companies, the energy drink companies, the pesticide companies, the weapons manufacturers, they are the wealthiest corporations.
They have the most money to throw around and they do throw it around to the most influencers.
And so when I look at, like, I'm in a rare situation.
I have no boss, I have no sponsor that I need.
If all sponsors were dropped tomorrow, so be it.
Doesn't matter.
But that's a rarity.
Everybody else, even like Joe Rogan's got a contract with whatever the podcast company is, $100 million.
If he says the wrong thing, boom, contract's gone, right?
All these influencers have these sponsors, even Donald Trump.
He's got money from certain donors, from certain countries, from certain philosophies that have certain demands.
If you run for office today, you have bosses.
They're the ones that write the checks.
That's why I could never run for office.
This to me, I'm not trying to play devil's advocate on everything here today, but I want an honest answer about how that works with influencers.
Yes, okay.
Right?
Go ahead, go ahead, yeah.
Mike, I'm so excited that you said this.
First of all, thank you for creating your path.
You wrote your own story.
You became the author of your own life.
You created all these systems in order to be where you are.
And there comes a time.
And the time is now on the verge of massive global conflict, which is already there and everybody knows it.
There comes a time when all of a sudden money is not as valuable as the awareness that we're going to die if we bow to the money.
That's right.
And these people are becoming aware of that right now.
They should.
And we cannot serve two masters, right?
We have to be loyal to God or truth or nature if we say that's where our loyalty lives.
Otherwise, what are we really serving?
We're serving something that is temporary, money.
What are we doing here?
Is that actually going to make a lasting impact?
I mean, do we consider, right, our priorities here?
Because I don't want to blame independent media, but I see Alex Jones saying, hey, we have more viewers than CNN, and, you know, saying, you know, he's getting a billion dollar lawsuits.
I think something can happen, and it can happen right now with the amount of people that we have.
If you look at most revolutions in history, 1 to 3% of the population many people talk about, what's that about?
It doesn't take a great amount of momentum to change the world.
If you have 10 inspired people and you have 100 people who are order followers suppressing their conscience, who do you think is more powerful?
I would argue it's the people who are using their intention, using their whole attention, where their attention goes, their energy goes, and it completely can transform the system because they're devoted to their cause.
They're willing to die for that cause.
They are totally in tune with that intelligence.
The order follower, on the other hand, is in tune with the artificial intelligence.
They're robots.
They are programmed, right?
And so they aren't thinking for themselves.
They aren't invoking nature.
So they're not as powerful.
And when you recognize that, it's like you want to help shift the person from the artificial to the natural in all aspects of life, from the order follower to the person who's taking intentional action within their life to become the master of themselves, the master, the sage, self-mastery.
sovereignty, right?
The sovereign, above ruler, right?
Super regnum.
And that is what we can all be.
But many people doubt themselves, so they don't want to be.
Well, absolutely.
And on that point...
I want to give Alex Jones tremendous credit for breaking the spell.
So I think the number one thing that Alex did over the 25 years And some of what I do is breaking the sorcerer's spell just to show people you've been living in a Truman Show.
You've been living in a staged system of mass death and destruction, deception and lies, whatever.
But that's only step one, right?
That's only step one.
From there, you have to do what you were just talking about, Corey, which is what your book talks about, natural intelligence.
From there, you have to then claim your power, which is beyond Frankly, it's beyond even the human existence, right?
Your power is divine.
God gave you a sliver of His consciousness, which is your consciousness, your free will, your soul.
You are connected also, like we talked about, morphic resonance.
You are connected to the other intelligent people around the world through your mind, through your conscious mind, which is both a transmitter and a receiver of information and knowledge, even if you don't know it.
But step one, breaking the spell, You're not just a collection of carbon atoms and whatever.
Alright, step two, realizing the divinity and the power in what you're capable of, right?
And that can start with something as simple as growing food by witnessing the miracle of a sprout.
If you witness the miracle of a sprout and you realize, hey, I'm made from the same stuff as this sprout and this thing just generated food and medicine from nothing, like what am I capable of, right?
That's an amazing idea, but we have to break the spell first.
Yeah, and thank you, Alex.
Thank you, Tucker.
Thank you all of the folks that are doing that.
This is an invite to add another layer to what they are already doing.
They've already been some of the most powerful, influential people in the world, just like yourself, Mike.
And now, let's just add the layer like you're already doing.
Let's add this other layer of what are the solutions so when they get done sharing that we're probably going to see World War III in a month or two, that leaves people anxious and scared and more controllable.
Let's add the layer of here's the actual solution.
It's to get local.
It's to get with your local friends and family and community and create self-policing systems.
And create energy systems and food systems because it's all there.
We just don't know it because we're so focused on the global.
Yeah, that's right.
That's right.
It's all intertwined.
Okay, so is the book available as a digital form too?
Yes.
Every format.
Every format.
Okay, awesome.
Is it available on like Amazon or Barnes and Noble?
Yes.
Yes, it should be available on Amazon.
Barnes& Noble should be listed there shortly since we just published it, and we're already getting fantastic reception.
It got top release on philanthropy and charity on Amazon, so great to hear.
But yeah, we have to consider the action steps, absolutely.
What if independent media had an action page and a hashtag, or at the end of every show they said, this is what we can do?
You know, these are the ideas we want to start getting, you know, just thinking about.
It's not that we claim to have all the answers or that we know the entirety of natural intelligence.
We're simply pointing to it, right?
We're saying we're pointing to God.
We're not God.
We're pointing to it.
We're saying this is what it is.
Look at nature.
Look at permaculture.
We're not doing the work.
We're not growing the food forest.
God is.
We're putting it in intelligently through the design, but God does all the work.
Humans are just here, like, along the ride.
Like, yeah, I'm here for it.
So let's create the obligation instead of being obligated to be the order follower and into those systems that are feeding the problem.
Let's obligate ourselves to be a part of the solution.
Well, I like how you said that because, you know, humans are just harnessing the natural forces that exist around us, some which may be called botany, others may be called miracles, but I think botany is a miracle, by the way, and I think the synthesis of natural medicine and plants is a miraculous yet common phenomenon.
Think about it.
Miracles are common.
Miracles happen every day.
In fact, they happen in your own body.
If you cut your skin, it heals without you thinking about it.
How does that happen?
Well, that's miraculous.
Your liver regenerates.
If you lose a big chunk of it, it regenerates.
You grew from the time of conception when you were just two cells.
You grew every organ in your body from nothing.
You grew your own eyeballs.
You grew your brain.
You already have the knowledge of how to do that.
So it's amazing to me that people can be in the world today and say, well, I'm not responsible for my health.
My doctor has to tell me.
My doctor has to give me a drug.
Are you kidding me?
You grew all your organs already.
Of course you know how to heal.
You need to harness the miracles of nature, which is the nutrition and food, reduction of stress, elimination of toxins in the environment, and your body knows how to heal itself.
Your comments, anybody?
I have one quick point on...
First, God's design is infinite.
You just nailed it.
And I also want to shout out to Todd and the UNA platform.
And I want to let everybody know that it's time to serve one...
Master might not be the right word, but I serve God.
I serve nature.
I serve stewardship of the land.
I serve my community.
And I'm declaring this now again.
I've been declaring this for years.
We have built all of these homes without asking for permission.
We do not pay taxes to the slave master.
Very publicly.
And guess what?
The government shows up here not too long ago and the guy left with tears in his eyes and he said, I'll never bother you again because we're very strategic about our declaration of freedom.
And Todd, the people that have used your UNA process, it's like a bridge to freedom.
And I just want to say thank you for that.
You're welcome.
Thank you for bringing several people and I'm pleased to say I think we're batting 100% as far as satisfaction.
Give out your website, Todd.
Yes, it's my575e.com.
My575e.com.
And for those who just want to understand what this is, please just go there.
All you have to do is put in your name and email address and then you get access to this amazing 90-minute video where I interviewed Dennis Gray, who has been doing these for 34 years.
He's the absolute subject matter expert on this.
And then there's like an 18-page downloadable PDF training guide That'll answer 95% of your questions.
And if anybody has any additional questions after that, you can simply book a half hour with me.
It's like $150.
But if you move forward with the interview, I zell it right back to you.
It's not about the money.
It's just about people respecting the time.
But it has literally changed lives.
And Jim, I wanted to let you know that some of the folks that you have brought are amazing in our private telegram group.
Yeah, yeah.
And that's the whole thing.
There isn't an NPC in there.
There's about 50 people in there now.
And it's just all the people sharing the similar mindset of everyone on this call.
There's so much energy, you know?
And with that said, I want to just also return the favor, Jim.
I'm a little slow up the on-ramp.
I need an action plan that's not necessarily so cerebral.
So for me, after our first interview with you, and it's the fourth interview, everyone, go back and watch it.
It was amazing with Jim.
I installed a food forest.
And how did I begin that?
Because it is such a massive undertaking in our minds sometimes, is I just went to foodforestabundance.com and I went through the process of Buying a design and having you and your team come assess my property, it was amazing.
And you made it so easy for me to make the decision of investing my crappy, green, melting cash into something that is so prolific in the back.
Even though it got decimated by Hurricane Milton, The funniest thing, Jim, you talking about cutting off that banana tree?
My banana tree didn't get cut off.
It got snapped off.
But literally, two days later, there was a little thing that came out the center of it that I have documented.
It's like nature's way of saying, F.U. Milton.
It was so great.
It looks like a middle finger coming out.
It was so great.
Anyway.
I love you.
I love both you guys.
And I'm telling you, man, please, everybody, understand that it's food for your soul when you get into food forestry, permaculture.
It's food for the soul.
I cannot say that enough.
You get out there and you're a changed human being for the better.
We even have studies within the book showing how the recidivism rate drops like 60%.
And even a testimony from somebody who was in the prison system, like a prisoner, he's like, I felt like a whole different person.
Once he started gardening, he's like, I see the world so differently now.
I see the bees, I see nature.
It's as if he went from this NPC, as you talk about, Todd, to this actual person who has spirit within them.
And I question that often, especially in my generation, it's like, where's the spirit?
I see a lot of people on their phones, they're consumed, they're distracted, but they're not expressing themselves.
And if they do express themselves, it's like, I gotta go and seek attention from everybody.
You know, act as the victim.
You know what just hit me?
You know what just hit me as you're saying this?
Is people on their phones, people...
People are always looking for an ultimate source of authority to tell them what to do.
When that ultimate source of authority is within us and within our backyards and within nature, it's God.
Right?
That's the only ultimate source of authority that counts.
And every other authority, as far as I'm concerned, is an illusion.
I mean, you look at the works of David Icke, Mark Passio, Larkin Rose, Derrick Rose, John Bush, these guys are all sharing this idea of voluntarism, which a lot of the world is unfamiliar with just as much as permaculture.
But when they do, I believe it will bring people together unlike anything you've ever seen before.
All the divides in the political realm, all the divides out there on so many different issues, race, you know, culture and gender, all this stuff, will just start to fade away as people realize it's nonsense.
Why are we fighting over this, right?
What's going on?
And I want to say, Corey, this is a compliment.
A lot of your work reminds me of Derek Brose, and Brose is a great champion of human liberty.
I've interviewed him several times, and he's always welcome here.
And, of course, John Bush has been a great advocate as well, and I think his philosophy of exit and build is really fantastic.
This is what we need to be doing.
But, you know, I'm always the one to point out the but, the fact that radiation fallout affects us all, right?
So it's like, okay, I just want to, like, leave me the F alone, I want to grow food, but then, oh, here comes fallout from, you know, the nuclear war between the lunatics who want to kill each other.
So we have to also navigate, but, you know, The good news is that healing your chromosomes can be done with nutrition.
So you can actually grow food that helps you in any scenario, including a nuclear war scenario, believe it or not.
I'm not saying it doesn't make you bulletproof from nuclear war, but...
If you are nutritionally compromised and you're exposed to radiation, you are far worse off because you can't heal the chromosomal damage.
Whereas if you have great nutrition, you're more resilient even against those evil, wicked acts.
It's just that I wish there was a way to just completely shut out the evil.
So that we can be left alone to grow food, you know, and be good people on a planet where we don't want to be ruled by lunatics with nuclear weapons, things like that.
But, you know, hey, we can't have it all.
Mike, I think that's when Jesus comes down and hits the Control-Alt-Delete button.
You know, it's in the book.
Tell you what.
I think that happens through karma, through natural law, through the effects of our actions.
It's going to come back to us.
We are the ones creating it so we can equally destroy it, right?
It's not necessarily up to God to do it.
I think we can absolutely do it.
And if we don't, if we're worried about a collapse, I think we can actually prevent it.
If we take the steps Jim mentioned, within a couple of minutes, overnight, or within a week at most, things can change rapidly because we have technology and so I think that's actually a beautiful thing.
I never said AI was bad, even though I'm talking about natural intelligence.
I said AI came out of natural intelligence, right?
I never said man-made things were bad.
I mean, look at all the amazing things we've built.
It's beautiful.
Not as beautiful necessarily as nature and all its processes, sure, in some aspects, but in other ways, yes, it's amazing, the fact that we're able to speak as we do right now, right?
This ability to distribute information in history has been correlated with the expansion of thought and freedom.
The abolitionists had the printing press, so they used that to their advantage, and then boom, everybody understood.
Slavery is wrong.
But there were people before then that were saying slavery is wrong, but they couldn't get the message out.
There was no way of delivering it to so many people.
People like Plato and Aristotle had all these ideas.
They had to teach people, and then the Library of Alexandra burns down.
It's like, what are you supposed to do?
We don't have backups.
We don't have cloud drives.
We don't have technology to archive information.
Censorship has failed.
To your point, Corey.
Censorship has failed.
Why?
Because we're on the air.
Here we are.
And because of the internet, humanity will never go back asleep the way they were before the last four years.
Even think about pre-COVID.
People were living in a dream world.
They were asleep.
They did not know that their government was trying to murder them.
They did not know they were being lied to by their health authorities, by the CDC.
They did not know the Department of Defense was building biological weapons to dismantle their bodies.
So Now everybody who's at least paying attention knows that.
We can never go back and erase that knowledge.
And that's a good thing.
The censorship has failed.
Knowledge is spreading.
More people than ever before now are saying, we want to have control over our lives, our health, our food supply, right?
Our own money.
Decentralization is winning.
Todd, decentralization is winning.
Even about health and medicine and insurance and everything.
Decentralization is winning.
It is, and it's like the emperor with no clothes, the ultimate sources of authority have no clothes.
That's right.
That's right.
Well, we can have AI, right?
Because of NI, we have it.
But AI without NI is death.
And that's the message I put on the back cover of the book.
It's because unless you seek out that natural authority within your own life, you're lost in the weeds of the illusion.
You're following a source that isn't truly God.
You think it's God.
You think it's real.
But it isn't.
People are deceived by AI. And that's what, you know, Lucifer, you know, the Sauron in Lord of the Rings, the deceiver.
The king.
And I can make all these connections in my presentation on Lord of the Rings as well.
You see it in the arts and the creativity of people, the right brain, that femininity.
It's coming out.
And when you see this cultural social shift, you're going to see music come back, video games come back.
All these people are like, how come the games aren't good anymore like they used to be?
How come the music wasn't good as they used to be?
I'm telling you, if we have a revolution in natural intelligence, it will all come back.
I mean, there's a reason why people did drugs like, you know...
Mushrooms and all sorts of things.
I don't do that, but I'm just saying that can...
But Corey, what you do do is wear an interesting outfit.
Tell us about that.
Well, we're at a war.
This is what it is, right?
And it's not just Halloween, but we're at a war.
So you're a revolutionary there.
Absolutely.
Are you not as well?
Not yet.
I've got to get my outfit.
I say you are, my friend.
Fair enough.
All good.
All good stuff.
Look, we're going to wrap this up.
We've touched a lot of powerful things here.
The book is called Natural Intelligence.
I've got it on my screen again here.
You can find it at nita.one.
Hey, Mike, could you scroll down a little bit on the page?
You'll see there's a bunch of documents for different audiences.
So whether you have a church or you're a prison or a school or you're in the military, every single language for different audiences.
And even if you scroll down a little bit further, specific influencers, right?
So we have parody versions that we made.
And just think about it.
Imagine if Putin or Tony Robbins or any of these guys came out and just said, hey, what if we did this?
And imagine the reaction.
And I just, we see it.
We see it already.
So did you use ChatGPT to generate these parody versions?
Yes, it would some help with that for the parody, yes.
That's what I was thinking.
Based on our document.
Based on our document.
Right.
But I think that's a good use of it.
That's great.
To rephrase it, I think that's great.
So, well, this is great.
So, yeah, the politics version, the Mahama.
Maga, Maha version.
That's all great.
Okay, so nita.one, or O-N-E, and then for Jim Gale, foodforceabundance.com, for Todd Pitner, my575e.com to learn about the U-N-A. Is there anything else just to wrap this up?
How would each of you give us a summary of what you think people need to take from this conversation?
Well, I would like to first thank you, Mike, and you, Todd, and Corey, who's just a genius at 23 years old.
He's blowing my mind every single day.
Gratitude and thankfulness, I feel like kind of tears in my eyes right now.
I'd also like to invite everybody to come build Galt's Landing with me because we are building paradise.
We are building the proof.
That we do not have to count on these systems, the proof that we can all live in the Garden of Eden, a place that has epic abundance.
It's Galt's Landing.farm.
G-A-L-T-S Landing.f-A-R-M. It is amazing, everyone.
I mean, you should really If you are going to take a vacation to Orlando, don't do it to go to the Devil Mouse.
Go to Galt's Landing, man.
See God's work.
And I have to tell you, I am so grateful that I am on a Zoom call, an interview with three people.
Forces of nature.
Each one of you are these amazing, astonishing forces of nature.
Jim, I mean, your enthusiasm is infectious.
Corey, you are wise beyond your years.
It's really amazing.
And you know what?
To actually pull off this book like you have to where its coverage is everywhere, people don't realize that that...
Is a very strategic, concerted effort that is not easy to do.
So congratulations on that.
It's just amazing.
And Mike, what can we say, my friend?
You are the tip of the spear and speaking for everyone, I think.
We love you.
We love you.
Mike, you were one of my first inspirations.
I told you that.
If it wasn't for you, I don't know if I'd be here.
Well, it's very kind of you all to offer that.
I mean, I appreciate you all so much and the fact that we can come together here and share these ideas.
But I just want to say that, you know, we each pass through this world.
We pass the baton to the next generation like, Corey, you're the next generation from people my age.
And the important thing is that we add to the knowledge and the power of human liberty and harnessing the power of nature and what God put before us, and that is called real progress.
I see so many signs of humanity Sectors of it sliding back, devolving into insanity or stupidity or transgenderism.
It's like, let's chop up the children.
No, let's not.
Let's actually teach the children how to grow food.
How about that?
Could we do that?
And not chop off their genitals.
See, I think we need to move forward for humanity, but it takes inspired, powerful, knowledgeable people like all of you here in order to do that.
So look, We're all just here for a short time.
It's a chapter in the bigger story of human progress.
I'm just honored to be part of it.
So thank you all for joining me today.
It's an honor to have you all here.
Thank you, Mike.
Thank you all.
Great show.
When the world collapses and there's wars, listen, let's not feed into the narrative of us having to report the news, what's going on.
There's going to be a lot to report on.
Let's instead utilize that opportunity given to us to get together with our neighbors and our friends, if it comes, and to get together and build food for us and show the solution and inspire people to create that better world.
Let's do it.
Love it.
Well said.
All right, folks.
That's the conversation.
We're going to post this on multiple channels and platforms.
You can repost it wherever you'd like.
Again, the websites are nita.one, or O-N-E, foodforestabundance.com for Jim Gale.
That's, let's see, where is that?
That is here.
And then Todd's website for the UNA is my575e.com to learn about the tax advantage protection.
And our show today is sponsored in part by the Satellite Phone Store, which is at sat123.com, let me bring it up, to offer you backup communications and some technology that was very useful during the recent storms, by the way.
People were able to get the word out and call for help.
Amen, Mike?
Yes.
Todd, you have a satellite phone.
Tell us about it.
Oh my gosh.
It was amazing because I wanted to report the before, during, and after.
And then, of course, what happens if the cell towers go down and the CEO of the company, they literally Ubered a satellite phone from About three hours south of here.
And it took this poor driver half a day to get it to me.
But he got it to me and then he, who knows how long he was in traffic back.
But anyway, my gratitude, Mike, for arranging that.
And then, of course, I went and I tested it during and was able to connect with you.
And it was just a pure example of the power of that technology.
And when the you-know-what hits the fan, I will tell you, I will never be without a satellite phone from here on out.
Yeah, you know, it's like Corey says, tech has a role to play in all of this.
We don't want to worship technology, but we want to use it in order to achieve our pro-human, pro-divine goals.
That's the goal, right?
So we harness technology, Without worshipping it.
But anyway, the satellite phone store, sat123.com is the sponsor for today.
So I just want to thank you all for joining me and thank all of you for watching today.
This has been a really amazing conversation.
Be sure to check out the new book, Natural Intelligence.
And, you know, spread the word, grow food.
Importantly, grow food.
I'm doing more and more of that as well.
I've got some really thriving mulberry trees like I mentioned.
I love it.
And I'm growing those so that I have lots of mulberries for my chickens to eat.
I grew them right around where I have chickens so they have a natural source of anthocyanins themselves for their immune systems plus I get to eat them too.
And I planted mulberry trees from all over the world and one of them I mean, they're from the Middle East.
They're like native to areas of like Lebanon, you know, and they have these massive fruits that are loaded with natural nutrition and they grow very quickly.
But anyway, choose your own plants, produce your own food, and just give thanks to God and the wisdom of Mother Nature for bringing you that nutrition.
At no cost, like free of charge from nature.
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So right there, you see the bigger chunks.
Those are a quarter ounce each.
The really small chunks on the bottom, those are one, I believe those are one twentieth of an ounce.
Overall, the entire bar is about two ounces, and you can get them in stacks like this.
And they are made in the USA. They're beautiful.
They're labeled with how many grams are on each piece right there.
So you can use these for trade and barter.
And this is, of course, real, physical activity.
Silver with very high silver purity that's labeled.
So these are options for divisible precious metals.
You can also go to metalswithmike.com and there's my photo from like 15 years ago.
This is with the Treasure Island Company and this is where you can request to talk with them or you can just check out their real-time prices here on their website and they're very competitive.
They offer the universal mints, the recognized mints, gold and silver coins, and also constitutional silver or so-called junk silver coins.
You can get those through Treasure Island.
These are all either affiliates or sponsors of our show, and we only work with them because they are trustworthy, and they have kept their word.
They provide secure, discreet, guaranteed delivery.
They do what they say they're going to do.
And when we test their products, the tests always pass.
In other words, they have what they say that they have.
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I'm Mike Adams, the Health Ranger.
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God bless each and every one of you.
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