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May 15, 2025 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
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The economics of DEPOPULATION: Why the extermination of billions of people...
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Let's call this podcast The Economics of Depopulation and Human Labor Replacement with Automation.
And the first thing to note is that depopulation is radically deflationary.
So I've recorded and published podcasts about the accelerating depopulation agenda, which is a human extermination preparing Earth for a post-human future, or largely post-human.
And I've made predictions about the fact that this extermination agenda will not entirely succeed, but they can exterminate several billion human beings, maybe from 2 to 6 billion, representing up to roughly 75% of the existing human population, if we believe the population figures.
But whatever they are able to achieve, it is massively deflationary, which actually assists the Desired economic policies of the large world governments, especially the US government.
So when the US government prints currency, as it is doing now, just raising the debt ceiling by another $4 trillion, just printing trillions of dollars, this is essentially inflationary from the point of view of the consumer.
It's devaluing the dollar, but it's causing price inflation.
For the end user on groceries and housing, etc.
But also rising population is also inflationary because you have a larger number of human beings chasing the same limited non-infinite supply of goods and services and minerals and land and houses, etc.
Or energy, you know, you name it.
So again, rising population is inflationary even without monetary inflation.
And depopulation is radically deflationary.
So this should give you a clue as to why the governments of the world, they are signed on to human depopulation, because it allows them to print more money or currency while being able to counteract some of the effects of inflation through the mass slaughter of people with bioweapons and hospital homicide and chemtrails.
Turbo cancer, vaccines, all the different vectors of depopulation.
In other words, the more people they can kill off, the more currency they can print, and the more power they can concentrate into their own hands, and the longer they can get away with money printing.
So let's dive into more detail about why depopulation is deflationary.
So obviously, when there are far fewer people in the world, I mean, let's just say that one out of two people that are currently living Cease to exist.
And there's actually a Bible quote about that.
One out of two of the women in the field or the women at the millstones, one out of two is gone.
And then there are other Bible quotes about killing two-thirds of the population, etc.
But that's like Book of Revelation type of stuff.
We're not even really focused on that.
If one out of two people perish, then What happens to housing prices?
Well, housing prices plummet because obviously then you have way too much supply of housing and land and commercial buildings even, and far fewer people wanting those houses.
In fact, if you had a 50% die-off, you'd practically be able to pick up houses for free.
It's just anything that you want to just claim and squat in and then pay the property tax, I guess, or the electricity.
You can have it, because there would be so many extra houses everywhere that a lot of them would just rot.
You know, they'll just mold inside and then become unlivable, and eventually they'll have to be torn down.
It wouldn't even take very long.
And a similar thing would happen with land.
I mean, land would plummet in value, but on the upside, that would make land much more affordable for the people who survived the culling.
And it would allow more people to own more land.
So owning 10 acres wouldn't be an impossible thing at that time, or 100 acres, or whatever the case may be.
You would have a lot more people able to buy and own and move out into more rural areas where they could have a lot more acreage.
What would happen to the price of cars and trucks, vehicles?
Well, they would also plummet because suddenly you would have far too many vehicles, Not enough people who even want them.
And so cars would drop to, I don't know, almost nothing.
You'd basically be able to have any car you wanted as long as you could maintain it, pay for the oil changes and the tires and batteries and what have you.
But also related to that, then auto manufacturers would mostly go bankrupt because why would they make cars?
Why would they need to make cars?
For several years, there would probably be no new cars made, and people would just drive all the cars and trucks that already existed that are kind of left behind as you have this mass die-off.
Now, I'm assuming that, just for the sake of this thought experiment, I'm talking about a rapid disappearance of 50% of the population.
In reality, it...
Probably won't happen that way.
It'll happen more like the way that we are witnessing right now, where it will be gradual with certain spurts and increases like we saw during the COVID years.
And then the turbo cancers are catching up with people right now.
We're going to have another burst of mega cancer deaths.
And then before long, we'll probably have some kind of other, you know, plandemic that...
We'll convince a lot of people to go get vaccinated again, and then we'll have another wave of die-offs of the people who are gullible enough to take the vaccines, which are really just medically-assisted suicide.
And those people will die off, etc.
So this will come in spurts, but it's not unreasonable to think, oh, and you'll have wars, and you'll have famine, and you'll have social collapse in certain areas, and then you'll have currency collapse.
Mass poverty and violence in certain areas, social unrest, etc.
All of these could add up to billions of people dying.
Billions of people that currently exist.
And you combine that with the widespread infertility that's being pushed through vaccines and hormone disruptors and so on.
Then you're looking at a children of men type of scenario where births become rather rare.
If not, impossible for some couples.
I mean, we're already there for some couples, actually.
But this will accelerate and spread across the population.
So as this happens, we're going to face a very different future, those of us who are the survivors of this.
And I believe that this is actually very easy to survive with a little bit of knowledge and a little bit of preparation.
And this is why I've said that...
My coverage of this topic, it's not blackpilling people.
It's not doom and gloom.
It's a very practical, I believe, reality-based analysis of the agenda of the globalists who are trying to kill off most of the human population.
And then the reaction from those who can see ahead, high IQ people like you and I, who are planning on navigating and surviving this and still being around.
What I'm trying to do for you here today is paint a picture of what that's going to be like to be around in the post-die-off era of human civilization.
Everything will cost a lot less, but also the value of human labor will be a lot less.
And now we have to talk about the rise of robots, because there will be robots, there will be...
Very widespread integration of automation systems in agriculture for picking food, planting food, pulling weeds, running tractors, etc.
Spraying pesticides, you know.
And there will also be very high degrees of automation in factories and fulfillment centers and warehouses, grocery stores, restocking food supplies, all kinds of things like that.
And also transportation, driving trucks.
Driving forklifts, all these kinds of things.
Very high automation.
Now, earlier I said that depopulation is deflationary.
Well, so is automation.
So as automation comes into full force here, I'm talking about robotic automation that is...
Highly dexterous, where robots have hands and fingers and feedback sensors where they can feel things.
So they can handle a lot of tasks that today's robots, which are kind of dumb and numb, can't handle.
I'm talking about robots that could use power tools and could be involved in home construction, robots that could carry out plumbing tasks and HVAC repairs, and robots that can carry out medical tasks and surgery, and they can actually feel.
Well, those robots being deployed creates an event that is also highly, highly deflationary because now you don't have human labor costs going into all of those tasks that I just mentioned.
And even more tasks like education and retail and home care.
Nursing home, staff, all kinds of things.
So, robots are deflationary.
Robots will provide services and manufacturing of goods at a fraction of the cost of human beings.
So, given the fact that you're starting to witness both of these things happen, which is organized, engineered depopulation, and then the rise of robotic automation.
Both of those are so strongly deflationary that it will enable governments which are otherwise bankrupt to continue to function for an extended period of time without having to financially collapse or without going into a hyperinflationary spiral, even though they're still printing money.
The net effect of that, though, is that the humans who are still surviving, they will become impoverished in one way.
That is, they won't be able to earn much money, but also enriched in another way, which is that goods and services and land and housing and cars will become dirt cheap.
So these are very powerful forces that are sometimes contradictory, and they're dynamic competing forces.
And how it all shakes out is unknown at this time.
It depends on interest rates, and it depends on the...
The debt market, it depends on how much money printing takes place, depends on how capable these robots end up being and how many jobs they replace.
It depends on unions and will there be protections for human jobs, etc.
And I don't know all the answers to that.
It's anybody's guess how that's going to go.
But I do know that the value of human labor will drop significantly, perhaps by a factor of 20. So a human that's worth $20 an hour today might only be worth a dollar an hour because a robot could do what they do for about a dollar an hour.
And yes, at some point, although it's going to take a few years, robots will become very efficient in their actions and also in the cost efficiency of their manufacture.
You'll have robots making robots and you're going to have very cost-effective Supply chains and component sourcing eventually.
You're going to have robots that will be able to work for about a dollar an hour.
And in time, they will be able to carry out more and more complex tasks that today a sort of low-grade human being could carry out, like moving boxes from here to here or restocking shelves in a grocery store.
It's not a super complicated...
It's currently done by humans, but robots can scan barcodes.
So robots can actually do it better than humans because they can scan the codes and they can make sure the product is on the shelf in the right place and they can scan the UPC symbols a second time to confirm it's the right product on the right shelf, etc.
That job is made for robots.
So living in this future, if you're a basic laborer, let's say, you might earn a dollar an hour.
If you're a lot more valuable, you know, a robot lawyer or something, I don't know, your attorney, I don't know, an engineer, a dentist, a higher grade job, maybe you'll make $20 an hour.
And you might think that's not very much, except, of course, vehicles will be practically free, houses will be practically free, you know.
Parking will be free, basically, because there's nobody left to take the parking places, etc.
And food will be a whole lot cheaper because it'll be robot farming, and so food will actually go down in price, and so on.
So massively deflationary.
So you'll be able to live on a fraction of the money that you currently earn, and this is in part due to the fact that so many of the people we once knew They committed vaccine suicide and removed themselves from the human gene pool, and they left behind all their stuff, their land, their homes, their cars, their assets, their gold.
They left it all behind for everybody else.
You see what I mean?
So there's one more factor that's worth mentioning in all of this, which is that government debt, you know, the easiest way for governments to handle government debt is to print more currency and pay off the debt with reduced value currency.
Basically, printing away the debt.
But they can't get away with that unless there are counterbalancing deflationary forces.
See, depopulation is exactly that force.
So if you're wondering, how could Trump actually pay off the national debt?
I'll tell you how.
There's actually a way to do it.
And let's suppose the debt is $40 trillion.
It's not there yet.
I think it's $37 trillion or something.
But let's suppose it's $40 trillion when this kicks in.
How do you pay off $40 trillion and the $200 plus trillion in obligations?
Very simple.
And I'm not saying I advocate this because it's an evil plan.
And I'm not even saying that Trump advocates this.
This is just a thought experiment.
But if you were a national leader and you didn't have morals and values and you didn't value life...
All you would do is you would release a bioweapon that killed about half the population but focused on killing elderly people.
And there you've eliminated probably $200 trillion in obligations because you've eliminated the pension obligations for federal workers.
You've eliminated Medicare and Social Security for almost everybody.
And a lot of disability payouts, etc.
So that's one way you do it.
And the second way you do it is you take all the government welfare programs, food stamps, And then you make sure that in order to get food stamps, people have to take vaccines.
And then you weaponize the vaccines so that all the people on food stamps end up committing vaccine suicide.
They take themselves out.
Then you no longer have USDA SNAP payments to people on welfare.
So now you've eliminated trillions more over time.
And then you try not to kill off too many of the healthy workers because you need them to keep paying taxes into the system.
As long as they're contributing.
You focus on killing elderly and children with vaccines, because you don't want to wait for children to grow up and actually become productive.
You'd rather, if you're evil, you'd rather kill them off right now, and childhood immunization schedule takes care of that.
So then you're left with this population of sort of 20 to 55-year-old people who are still working and still paying taxes, but you don't want them to have children.
So you roll out infertility vaccines or infertility, heavy metals, mRNA shedding.
You make sure that they can't have very many babies.
And that's exactly where we are right now.
And then you just print and print and print while you kill and kill and kill.
And you hope that the die-off rate matches the currency inflation rate so that they balance each other out.
They nullify each other.
And then you have effectively, you've sacrificed enough humans to reduce population, reduce demand, reduce prices to allow you to keep printing currency to hyperinflate it and pay off the debt.
And then you can end up paying off $40 trillion in debt with dollars that are just printed magically.
That's how you could do it.
But, you know, you have to match.
The currency printing to the die-off rate and make sure you don't get into hyperinflation territory.
So for every million people that die, maybe you can print another $100 billion or something.
I don't know what the ratio is.
But when they kill off 150 million people in America alone, maybe they can print another $10 trillion or $20 trillion.
Who knows?
And given that the ultimate goal here...
Of the globalists and I believe the national leaders, you know, the people even higher than Trump, like the globalists that influence U.S. policy, etc.
Their goal is probably to have fewer than 40 million Americans left when this is all said and done.
So basically they want to kill off 300 million Americans.
They want to kill off about 90% of the American population and replace a lot of those people with robots, etc.
Well...
So if they kill 300 million people or have them die off and not replace, then how much money printing does that allow them to achieve?
Well, more than enough to pay off the national debt.
More than enough to fund the military machine, the Pentagon.
More than enough to print money to stuff their own pockets and essentially transfer wealth from the people to the politically connected elite.
And that plan is underway.
It's exactly what's happening.
So, protecting yourself from these hyperinflationary forces on the dollar does involve, in my opinion, stacking gold and silver.
But understand that even gold and silver will reduce in absolute value if there are far fewer people in the world because there's fewer people with demand for metals.
And especially silver being an industrial metal if there's Much lower demand for manufacturing, then there will be less demand for silver.
So yeah, even gold and silver can fall in price, but they will still hold some level of intrinsic value.
Unlike a lot of other assets like cars and homes that we already talked about.
So holding gold and silver still makes sense in this future, even if deflation kicks in.
So do your own research, folks.
Be prepared for this.
I don't know the timing of all of this, but I do know the agenda is upon us.
And I do know that the people that run the world are running a depopulation agenda.
There's no question about that.
So stay alive, stay prepared.
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I'm Mike Adams here, the Health Ranger, planning on surviving the depopulation wave that has already begun.
Hope you're with me on this.
We can make it through this together.
Thanks for listening.
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