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March 1, 2023 - Stew Peters Show
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LIVE @ 8: Uncensored: Globalists Are Testing 10-Hour Blackouts - Coming to a Town Near You! With Jerm Warfare
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The state of South Australia declared a climate emergency because, you know, the weather.
And many countries have since followed suit.
But what does net zero actually mean?
What is required to achieve what they call net zero?
Well, let's take a look at the United Nations propaganda around joining the carbon call to reach net zero by 2050.
And then we'll dissect this.
"The National Anthem" is a production of the United Nations propaganda.
"The National Anthem" is a production of the United Nations propaganda.
"The National Anthem" is a production of the United Nations propaganda.
"The National Anthem" is a production of the United Nations propaganda.
So let's talk about those error rates in reporting emissions.
I wonder how many error rates China has in their reporting, the largest creator of emissions in the world along with India.
Is anyone holding China accountable for their emissions?
And of course we had a clip of a beta male riding a bicycle with a mask on, muzzled like a slave because, you know, you can't breathe air, otherwise you're causing global warming.
And, of course, we need a host of digital technologies to address the carbon call.
And they're calling on companies to enforce this through a corporate takeover, as has been the case for years with this agenda.
It happens through the corporations, the large corporations, for the most part.
You know, the ones that were allowed to stay open while local businesses weren't during COVID because that was somehow COVID safe.
Yes, those large corporations.
But we need to track and report the progress of emissions annually, which means more surveillance, comprehensive reporting across all scopes of emissions and all classes.
That means how much meat you consume or energy you use, and of course we want transparency by making information available to the public to inform decisions, actions and behaviours.
What this actually means is, for example, like they've just done in Australia, get your banking app to tell you how much carbon you've emitted through individual purchases now conditioning you for later, which will eventually lead to you exceeding your quota and your social credit score being impacted as a consequence.
So what else can we expect from a transition to net zero?
Well, South Africa is the perfect example because the globalists have been experimenting on that nation with electricity blackouts for up to 10 hours per day because of their commitment in writing to the United Nations to reduce carbon emissions by 48% by the year 2025.
So because we don't have the alternative energy solutions to these radical commitments that governments keep making to reduce emissions, what's the solution?
Oh, let's just switch off the electricity for everyone.
Who cares?
This is not the future.
It is already happening.
And many other countries have committed to this absolutely unachievable goal, with the only solution being to further squash the people, And one way will be led by implementing the experiment already tried and tested in South Africa.
Jerm Warfare has been reporting on this and a variety of other issues and he joins us to expose what is happening in South Africa right after this short break and a quick word from our sponsors at Goldco.
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We're joined now by Jeremy Nell, also known as Germ, who's been reporting on the agenda on his Telegram channel.
He's also on TNT Radio doing a great job.
He's got phenomenal artwork and he's from South Africa.
Now, the reason why initially I wanted to speak with Germ is obviously he does great work, but also because he can report on the ground what's actually happening in South Africa.
Germ, thank you so much for joining us today.
We appreciate your time.
Thanks, Mary.
It's a great pleasure.
By the way, as I said a few minutes ago, I apologize for this sunshine beam running across my face.
I don't normally record this early for me.
It's quite alright.
It's quite alright.
I appreciate you making the time to record today.
So, I guess there's so many things I want to unpack with you because I know that you've been doing analysis on a lot of these New World Order topics, the agenda.
But right now, I'd love to know the state of affairs in South Africa.
Where is South Africa in the timeline of the agenda?
Because it doesn't make many of the main world headlines as some of the other countries do.
South Africa is in a very strange position at the moment.
It's easy to forget when you live here that there is a global agenda because there's so much focus on corruption and incompetence, which of course are very real vectors.
But in my opinion, we are definitely a playground for the global sustainable development agenda, which is being driven by centralized organizations like, obviously, the United Nations, the World Economic Forum, and so on.
But it all gets very distracted by domestic politics.
I'm not quite sure how to break that other than just continuing to chat to people and expose what I think is going on.
Now, let me just say off the bat, we are currently experiencing extremely intense roading blackouts.
About 8 to 10 hours per day of no electricity.
What's the time now?
As I'm recording with you, it's just past 9 o'clock in the morning.
I've already had 2 hours of no electricity.
Wow.
I'm going to probably be having another 6 to 8 hours today of no electricity.
And we have apps on our phones that tell us when our power is going off and for how long.
How long has this been happening?
How long has this been happening?
Okay, so technically about 15 years.
And it started with very minor rolling blackouts.
Maybe a few days in a year of an hour, at most two hours.
And then it might last a few days and then stop.
And then come back.
But we've never had, let's say, a full year of full electricity.
And over the years, it's gradually intensified.
And in the last two years, it's become extremely intense.
And so we have what's called stages of blackouts.
Stage one would be obviously very minor, perhaps one, meaning one hour per day, if you can think of it like that.
It's not exactly accurate, but more or less.
We are now averaging between stage six and stage eight, which would imply six to eight hours more or less of no electricity per day, and it's scheduled.
So we know 95% of the time when we will and when we will not have electricity.
Now, here's what's very interesting.
It's happening around the world.
We're starting to see an energy crisis developing.
It's obviously manufactured, right?
I'm sure you'll agree with me.
This is not a natural thing.
And it's obviously coming from the central cabal, the central oligarchs.
Now, what's interesting about South Africa, and people forget this, is that in 2009, the South African government signed a pledge to the United Nations in which it would reduce its carbon emissions by 42% by the year 2025, which is two years away.
Now, if you consider that we, of our output, of our total output of electricity supply, we have currently unavailable around 38%, which is not that far away from 42% or 43%.
And it's permanent.
The President already said that it's permanent.
So the trend line suggests that it's going to become more intense and I see it moving closer to that 42-43% within the next 12 months, which means it's going to go up to maybe 10 to 12 hours per day of no electricity.
Wow.
Per day.
Just to put it into perspective, About 15 years ago, when I said we only had a few days in a year of no electricity for maybe one or two hours, last year, the year 2022, I think we had around about 260 days of persistent rolling blackouts.
I mean, that's a huge chunk of the year, and that's many hours per day.
If we have one or two hours per day, it's a great day.
That's unbelievable.
You have to kind of adapt and get used to it.
Now, the interesting thing about the United Nations pledge is that it was agreed again at COP26, which was not too long ago, where the CEO of our current electricity supplier, which in South Africa we only have one, and it's a national entity.
It's nationalized.
So that's already a problem.
We don't have any options.
We have one provider of electricity.
And the CEO, who has now been...
How do I say this?
He resigned and then got very forcefully removed after some comments that he made about the incompetence of the government.
But he said that we are following the United Nations agreements by decommissioning our coal power stations.
On the condition that we receive lots and lots of money from developed countries to compensate, and that's precisely what's been happening.
The United States, as far as I can remember, have already pledged something like six to eight billion US dollars to South Africa to compensate for the shutting down of our coal power.
Biden himself said, for what it's worth, when he's able to make full sentences, He said that he would like South Africa to stop about 80-90% of all coal power.
Right.
Think about this, Maria.
What does it actually mean for a country that's on the African continent that has massive poverty problems?
What does that mean?
Think about this for a second.
Coal power is obviously the cheapest and most efficient, which is why we have it.
Now that they want us to shut that down, we aren't We aren't winning the nuclear war in the sense that the anti-nuclear lobby is so strong that it won't allow the construction of more nuclear power stations.
We've got one nuclear power station.
It's about 45 minutes away from where I live.
And what is it that they want?
Wind turbines and solar panels.
And they think that that's going to power the country.
I've been, since we've been talking about the climate crisis, because Australia declared a climate emergency last year, incidentally, right after COVID was no longer seen as an emergency by the general population.
And, you know, the immediate thing was we need to transition to different energy and we don't have the infrastructure or the resources to do something like that.
And why I'm so interested in what you're saying about the one We're good to go.
In the private sector.
And they're not confident that the private sector can decarbonise quickly enough, experts say.
So what you're talking about, Germ, is essentially what Australia is facing in the very near future, particularly through dictator Dan, who, you know, gave himself the power over to declare a pandemic similar to what, you know, it was war-gamed here before Tedros wanted to do it with the WHO pandemic treaty and IHR amendments.
It's the same thing.
So as soon as you said that, one electricity provider, I remembered that announcement.
Everything that they announce, there's an agenda behind it.
Exactly.
And that's what I was alluding to when I said that in South Africa, there's a huge amount of media focus on incompetence and corruption.
And absolutely, those things exist and they are very real.
But there is secondary.
I believe, and I can't prove this because it's a very difficult thing to prove, I'm sure you'll appreciate, but I believe the driving force here is policy.
It's policy that is in line with carbon at zero, sustainable development, and all this Anti-human propaganda garbage coming from the central authorities who want, in my view, to handicap countries like the one I live in.
They want to reduce population growth because carbon dioxide is the most fundamental element.
This is precisely why you pump it into a greenhouse, to make your plants grow.
We are the enemy of the central oligarchs, the centralized oligarchs, and they can use this as a mechanism, as a tool of mass control.
If you can control the industries, you've got some serious clout.
And it's so expensive to create alternative sources of energy that the poor people, particularly on the African continent, are going to suffer the absolute most.
And it's sickening to me that somebody like Klaus Schwab can say, you will own nothing and you'll be happy.
I live, Maria, I live in Africa.
I can tell you what poverty looks like.
There are millions of people in my own city who own nothing and I can guarantee you they are not happy.
Now, when you restrict electricity usage, think about the repercussions.
You restrict absolutely everything else in life.
And it's such a disgusting state of affairs that the president, our president, Cyril Ramaphosa, is a Davos lackey.
He doesn't care about the country that he governs.
I'm hoping that more people in time are going to realize that this is about, as I said, policy and then corruption and incompetence.
If it was so, so much about incompetence, how is it then that I can tell you when I'm going to have no power?
Because you need to be competent in order to have scheduled rolling blackouts.
Absolutely.
Absolutely.
And, you know, what she was saying before as well.
I've just pulled up this article from Reuters.
South Africa invokes disaster law to tackle the energy crisis as of February the 10th, 2023.
And it says here that, according to Reuters, South African president on Thursday declared a natural state, national, sorry, state of disaster over his country's crippling power shortages, saying they posed an existential threat to the economy and social fabric.
This is exactly what the climate change agenda is going to do.
It's going to create more states of disasters.
It's going to create more laws and regulations to put the people into states of disasters so that they can be controlled further.
I want you to paint a picture for us, Germ, because what you're describing is coming for everyone.
They're wargaming it on the people of South Africa right now, just like they wargamed lockdowns, future lockdowns for smart cities on Melbourne.
That is called the Melbourne Experiment.
It's a document published by the United Nations.
I've reported extensively on this, which is a model for the rest of the world.
So what they're doing to you is coming everywhere under the guise of climate change and saving the planet.
What does a day with eight hours of no electricity look like?
Okay, so as you can see right now as I'm talking to you, I do have electricity.
And I could have spoken to you earlier when there was no electricity because I happen to have an inverter now that can run the basics.
That is how you have to adapt.
You need to find alternatives.
Sources of electricity.
There is always a silver lining, Maria.
And the silver lining is this is also an opportunity to force those who can to get off the grid as much as possible.
And I think As a warning sign to those around the world who are going to definitely be seeing an energy crisis coming to a town near them, you've got to get off the grid as much as you can.
For example, get gas.
But now we know that gas is becoming the enemy, right?
Yes, gas stoves are the problem.
That's what's causing myocarditis germ.
We've been using gas for a long time and I'm as healthy as can be.
No myocarditis?
Well, that's really strange because the scientists say your stove is causing myocarditis.
Unbelievable.
Yes.
It's because we need to trust the experts, Maria.
We must trust the authorities.
Yes, of course.
Because they know what's best.
Yes, lest we accidentally spread misinformation.
But yes, sorry, do go on.
An average day is obviously handicapped, but because we have apps and we have schedules, we are able to find ways to work around it.
Gas power.
It forces people to use wood.
It forces people to use solar panels and inverters, although those are expensive, but it does allow an opportunity for those industries to expand as well.
There's a weird kind of switch in who's making money.
However, it's forced, and so it's not organic, and it will eventually cause all kinds of other repercussions at some point because it's being imposed from the top down.
Then, of course, you have the government that wants to now implement taxes on solar panels because the sun needs to be taxed.
And the government wants to get its money.
The whole thing is such a mess.
But I guess what I'm trying to say is that it still allows people to have the opportunity to get off the grid, which is a good thing, become more self-reliant.
This is a blessing.
That people need to realize.
We've got to become less reliant on the authorities, the state, the government, and find ways to carry on in a sort of self-empowered way.
But obviously, this doesn't apply to millions of people who are, in South Africa, poor.
Of course.
And I mean, the other problem, Germ, is that they're forcing people into poverty all around the world.
Inflation rates through the roof, people can't afford their homes, egg shortages, they can't afford...
Even if you want to eat a healthy meal in the West, you've got to be on a pretty good salary to be able to eat healthy all the time unless you're growing your own food.
So they're pushing people into a state of poverty and if people don't prepare now, which I've been screaming from the rooftops forever.
If people don't prepare now, by the time it's too late, it'll be too late, and then you'll find yourself dependent on the government, in the government breadline, dependent on an injection to get your food.
You know, that's where we're heading.
Well, I was alluding to that because we are receiving billions of dollars in compensation for the rolling blackouts.
Now, what do you think is going to happen to those billions of dollars?
Well, it's going to obviously go into the pockets of the elite, but it's also...
It's going to be used for social grants, social welfare for all those who struggle.
So what ultimately happens is that you end up with more of the population becoming completely dependent on the state for social grants.
You end up with precisely, precisely, Maria, what the sustainable development agenda is pushing for.
It wants to push for more control over people and you do that through money.
You do that through power, through energy.
It wants to also force people into city centers where they can say, we are going to give you constant reliable energy in these areas and we'll just happen to make them into smart cities at some point.
We already have areas designated around the country for smart development.
And we know that those are coming everywhere.
So these are very, very effective tools at controlling large numbers of people.
It's a horrible situation to be in.
I agree with you.
And what you're describing is UBIs.
So eventually we get to the stage where they've destroyed society, they've destroyed industry, they've destroyed everything.
The only companies that are left, there's no medium to small business left that hasn't signed up to a digital ID. And by the way, I'm not sure if you know, Gem, but they did this in Australia last year.
All directors of companies, if you don't get a digital ID by this date, you will now find $20,000 or $30,000 and you end up with a criminal conviction.
A criminal conviction.
So you can't operate your company anymore if you're a director without a digital ID. It wasn't a choice.
There is no choice.
Where the New World Order is concerned, where the Fourth Industrial Revolution is concerned, there is no choice.
Everything is sold as a benefit, but then you don't get the choice as to whether you want to buy that benefit or not.
And so what they're doing is this systematic, through the large corporations that are going to be left, for all of the drones that...
They'll be enforcing, you know, ESG, all this sort of stuff, and offsetting their carbon emissions by paying taxes, which doesn't actually offset your carbon emissions.
I hope people realise that.
You can't just offset carbon by paying money.
It doesn't work like that.
But, you know, and all the other people who are saying, well, you know, we've all lost our jobs.
Look at all the companies that are letting go of people.
All of the large, even big tech organizations that are just dropping people.
You know, previously people that were told, get this injection or you can't work.
And now being told, oh, you can't work anyway.
Sorry.
And pushing them towards a UBI. That's what this whole thing is about.
And the UBI is, as you point out, it's part of sustainable development.
It's part of the World Economic Forum's Great Reset.
They're all linked.
People forget also, Maria, There's a web of competing oligarchs.
The World Economic Forum overlaps with sustainable development goals by the United Nations.
The same people, the same individuals move around in the same circles.
And there are many of these such groups.
They yield a lot.
Weald.
Yield.
Oh my goodness, I've gone blank.
What is it?
Yield.
They yield a lot of power.
I need more coffee.
Well, I've got you early in the morning, so you're excused.
Yes, they yield a lot of power.
Yeah, and...
Another thing to consider, and this is perhaps one of my hopes for the continent on which I live.
I love Africa.
I don't live here because I have no choice.
I do love living here because it's highly chaotic and there's a sense of freedom and liberty in that chaos.
I've got friends who live in Canada.
They emigrated from South Africa years ago.
They are planning to come back because Canada is Too, too efficient.
And when you live on the African continent, one thing you realize very quickly is that the people don't get submissive very easily.
This is why our vaccine uptake is extremely low because they just don't care.
It's just the middle finger.
And your COVID deaths were subsequently very low.
Yeah, because guess what?
They don't own TVs.
Yes.
And so when you have highly incompetent and highly ineffective governments like our own, they're not very good at oppressing us, as opposed to, say, Justin Trudeau, who is highly effective at oppressing Canadians.
Because also you have a combination of a very efficient government and highly compliant citizens.
And I think it's similar in Australia.
I think citizens are very compliant as well.
Extremely.
I might have it wrong.
Extremely.
But here, we have very, very low levels of compliance, which is actually, if you think about it, it's been a blessing in disguise over this last COVID era.
And I think that that is going to save a lot of people in the future on this continent, is the lack of compliance and the deep suspicion that African people, when I say African, I mean people who live on the continent, Have towards central powers.
Because think about it.
Africa's got a long history of fighting with colonial legacy.
And do you think, Maria, that they're going to see a bunch of wealthy white people coming with an injection saying, We're going to inject you and we're going to give you a passport to carry around.
No, I don't.
In fact, last year when the pandemic treaty was in negotiations, it was Africa that saved us and stood up.
The part that really sickens me now is that some of the African nations have come together on behalf of others and said, yes, we're all for the international health regulations.
So someone got to them.
Someone got to them.
Where Africa, more than any other nation, because they've been experimented on, just watch the film Infertility.
We've got it up on zmedia.com.
If you haven't seen that movie, you need to.
These people have been experimented on by the WHO. They know better.
Even when you look at what Tedros did in Ethiopia, those people know better.
Than the West, who's thinking that big farmers all for them.
No, big farmers out there in Africa are experimenting on how they're going to kill you Westerners.
And Gates loves coming here because he thinks he's got a lot of power here.
Strangely, he does.
But he's got a lot of power because he gives a lot of money to our universities and to the media and so on.
But again, that is not on the ground.
I'm talking about people on the ground.
Just because millions of African people on this continent are poor doesn't mean that they're stupid.
And we must never forget that.
The people with the highest IQs, the smartest people around the world in the last few years have been the most compliant.
And it for me was a wake-up call that made me realize, hang on a second, I'm getting this whole thing wrong.
The people who have given the middle finger the most to the central authorities have been the lower classes.
And that's quite a red pill if you think about it.
I mean, think about the huge vaccination uptake.
Where are you seeing that happening the most?
You're seeing it in the developed countries.
Yes.
Why?
I think a big part of it, what you're saying is fascinating.
And I think that the way that the world paints intelligent and successful people is a lie.
I think that the most intelligent and what success actually looks like is the least amount of dependence on the government, in my humble and correct opinion.
So, you know, genuinely, I agree with you.
In what you're saying about it being a blessing about, you know, the people being, not relying on the government, knowing that they need to go off grid, all of this sort of stuff, despite having very little resources, they are, in fact, more blessed than those with all the resources in the world.
And the reason why, Jeremy Germ, Jeremy Germ, is because...
When you're angry, you can use my full name.
Okay.
Well, I'm angry at the globalists.
The reason why is because people that have a lot love the world system and the system that enables them to have a lot more than those who don't and know that the world system can't be trusted.
And yet what these people who love the world more than, I say, more than God, They are enslaved to that very system that they think is serving them somehow.
In fact, it's about to cripple you forever through the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
That's what's happening.
It's also, it's a very interesting dichotomy of what's going on, because just because you've got millions of South Africans who are poor and rejecting the vaccine and all that, well, you know what?
We should stop saying vaccine.
It's not a vaccine.
I don't know what it is.
It's a death shot.
The injection.
It's a bioweapon.
But just because there are millions of South Africans saying no, Doesn't mean that they're also not reliant on the UBR, on the basic income, on the social welfare.
It's an incredibly complex and nuanced web.
And it's so difficult now, at this stage, to break the chains of all this bondage that's going on.
There is so much slavery.
It's very easy to become depressed because you think, oh, it doesn't look like there is a way out.
Because on the one hand, I talk about being blessed with people giving the finger to the injection.
But then on the other hand, there's now an increased number of people becoming reliant because of tyrannical lockdowns, which enhanced, it amplified unemployment, it amplified illness, it amplified sickness.
Sadness and all the things that are not healthy, are not conducive to a prosperous life of liberty and freedom, all of those things have been suppressed extensively over the last few years.
It's such a difficult situation also because you can't go and preach from a pulpit at poor people and say, hey, you've got to find ways out because they go, well, okay, what?
I know.
I know poor people.
And it's a catch-22, Maria.
It's an absolute catch-22.
And I don't know, actually, if I'm being very honest, I don't know how millions of people break out of this cycle of...
What is it a cycle of?
Of just...
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I think what you're saying, Jerm, is so crucial.
There are two elements here that we need to address.
First of all, what you're saying is a warning for the West who thinks that they still have some sort of freedom when the picture that you're painting for us Is the end result of people who have been stripped of everything that they have and are now at the point where they're reliant.
And I think for the West, it's very hard to picture that.
But that is the image of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
That is the Great Reset.
That is what they want the whole world to be like.
And they will not stop until they see it happen or until they are stopped, right?
So first and foremost, what you're talking about is a warning to the rest of the world.
Secondly, what happens if we're already there like the people of Africa are?
So how do they then break free from depending on welfare, which is the conditioning tool towards the end goal of the UBI? They've been making people dependent on welfare for decades, even here.
Through victim mentality.
And I mean, I worked in employment services helping people in the welfare system get jobs.
I know how people think, you know, and it's not all of them, but many of them are stuck in a victim mentality of government handouts.
It's just reality.
So how do you actually get those people free without resources, Jerm, because they don't have...
We had resources to get these people jobs and get them prospering.
We're talking about a country that doesn't have the resources to do that.
How do they then break free?
I want to ask you, do they form communities?
Do they share resources?
How does it work?
So again, there's always a silver lining.
The picture I paint sounds dark and bleak.
and it is but there's always a light at the end of the tunnel and the light at the end of the tunnel isn't always a train that's coming towards you okay there is actually always hope and there are amazingly innovative people who don't sit back right so the good news is that there are enough people who say i'm not going to let this break me apart let me tell you something there were People who used the apartheid system,
black South Africans who used the anti-black system against itself and became self-made millionaires.
They used the system.
And that's precisely what people in South Africa are doing.
There are great, great, great communities forming all over the place.
Community is so important, number one.
Because it forces families to unify together over a particular type of cause or outcome.
And that's the strength of a community.
We have, for example, there's a little town in the middle of South Africa called Orania.
O-R-A-N-I-A. And it's really very small, two and a half thousand people.
But it is completely self-sufficient, self-reliant.
We can learn from people like that.
We can learn from the Amish.
Yes.
Funnily enough, I never thought the day would come.
I never in my life saw myself saying the Amish are ahead of the game.
But the truth is, There is huge amounts of empowerment that's occurring at a community level where people are helping one another and they're doing it voluntarily.
They're not forced into these situations and that's a beautiful thing.
Another very beautiful thing is to see the power of Of the media getting weaker.
So many people, at least in my anecdotal experience, are trusting the media less and less and less.
And it's a good thing.
People must do their own research.
You don't have to trust the authorities.
You don't have to trust the government.
You really don't.
And whenever people are labeled anti-vaxxers or conspiracy theorists or whatever, it doesn't really matter.
These are just labels.
These are just projections of their own insecurities.
Because somebody who is a conspiracy theorist or an anti-vaxxer is there because they have been enlightening themselves.
They've been doing research.
Explain to me how.
In a location not too far away from me that might have 2 or 3 million people living in shacks, in tight, tight proximity to one another, okay?
Very close, filthy, filthy environment.
How is it that they didn't die in mass numbers?
Because they were constantly being told, this deadly virus is going around and it's going to kill you.
They live right on top of one another.
There's no social distancing.
There's no masking going on.
Why?
Because they just didn't care.
They were too concerned with getting on with their daily lives, trying to improve their situation.
And no matter what media propaganda came at them, it didn't work.
And then stories were running in our media saying...
Experts are baffled why COVID isn't killing more numbers of people.
We saw those stories.
And it's absolutely hilariously absurd.
But the truth is, is that where you have communities that are formed, you see strength.
And if you have enough of those...
There really is no stopping the power of the family, community, and of course, the like-minded collective goals of those groups of people.
It's very important.
And I think that I'm now learning a lot from those sorts of environments.
I'm realizing that the urbanization of my mind is not necessarily a good thing.
Yeah, I agree with you.
That's what I said before about the picture of success and intelligence that the world has sold us is a lie.
It's a complete lie.
The strength, the joy, and I bet you, Jerm, I bet you those people that are living on top of one another in these huts in close proximity and just trying to make their life a better existence and working hard, I bet you they're less miserable Than the people that are in corporate boxes,
watching the mainstream, thinking that they might be the wrong gender, trying to make excuses for why they're so miserable because their heart is full of nothing but the lies of the world.
I think there is a lot of truth in what you're saying.
Look, on the one hand, poverty isn't a nice thing and I don't think people enjoy it.
And I don't think it makes them happy generally when you are struggling even to buy the cheapest food.
Of course.
Where do you see the most amount of antidepressants going?
Where do you see suicides happening?
You see it happening in the middle to upper classes.
Sure, you have gang violence in the poor areas, right?
But gang violence is a different thing to me taking antidepressants.
Antidepressants are not a big deal in the absolute poverty-stricken areas.
But for some reason, the sort of western middle class and upper class feels so unhappy, depressed and empty that I think the number one prescription drug in the United States is antidepressants and it's also addictive and it's a killer.
Yes.
And a study just came out, I think it was last year, that showed that the lies that were sold about people having a chemical imbalance were false.
There's no such thing.
And SSRIs actually do nothing to change that chemical imbalance because it doesn't exist.
And yet we've prescribed...
Billions of these pills to people in the West predominantly over the past few years telling them that they need to fix this so-called chemical imbalance.
And then, you know, news like that comes out and so many of these people who were trusting what psychologists were telling them about their mental state went ahead and got these injections that the same liars told them was going to help them survive, you know, a sniffly nose.
So, I mean, it's insane.
Yeah.
But what you're describing to me is freedom in your thinking, first and foremost.
First and foremost, freedom happens here.
Yes, and I was actually about to say that although I'm not celebrating poverty, obviously not.
But again, something that we can learn is that there is a sense of freedom when you have nothing left to lose.
That's also when you're at your lowest point, but it's also at the point where you Can technically be the freest ever and rebuild.
And you get out of the rut of the constant grind of the myth of the smart city utopia.
That is going to be basically that machine, the cogs in the machine, and it's just get up, go to work, do this, take public transport.
You don't own anything.
Take these pills.
Don't worry about sunshine because you've got pills.
Don't worry about family because we're creating fake families.
We don't need women anymore.
We don't even know what a woman is.
We can't define a woman.
So we're going to make a baby in a little bowl in the lounge somewhere.
There's no requirement for love.
The whole thing just becomes this entire transhuman mess.
And the opposite of that is coming to a village in Africa where that nonsense hasn't tainted.
And you realize that poverty is also a construct.
Because if I had to ask you, is an Aboriginal or is a Bushman poor?
No.
Your answer most likely would be only if you're comparing to somebody who works in the city.
Correct.
Correct.
I mean, I wouldn't say that.
I would say that, as you said, well...
You're right, poverty is a construct because what resources do we really need to thrive?
What does thriving actually mean?
And of course, like you're saying, I certainly don't celebrate poverty, but here's the crossroads, Germ, because we're talking about people in Western societies who really have prospered for many, many years, and even those people that think they're not prospering compared To some of the lower economic countries or poorer countries are filthy rich compared to what some of these...
We can't imagine skipping several meals for several days.
It's just not possible, right?
So, compared to that, we're stinking rich.
What I'm saying is we don't have to accept the future of we'll own nothing.
We also don't have to accept the future of we're going to go out to rural communities and have very, very little.
What I'm saying is this warning that you're giving us now of what life could look like in the ghettos, in the slums that they're trying to create in their smart cities, which is poverty for all.
We can get ahead of the game now.
Build communities.
Like you said, the Amish, and they are under incredible attack.
But build these communities now.
Pull resources.
Now, I know people that are pulling resources.
That guy knows who's got the rice.
That guy's got the beans.
That one's got the cows.
They know this.
And this is what needs to be built now in preparation for what they're trying to create or destroy while we fight.
Yeah, so what you're talking about is it's basically networking.
It's creating networks of those who are on your side, so to speak, those who you can prosper with.
And I think this is extremely important going forward.
It's the idea of creating a network of work.
You can start building, everybody can start building that sort of Hanseatic model.
So for those who don't know, the Hanseatic League is a great thing to study.
It essentially was this decentralized network that occurred in Europe, mostly around Germany, for a few hundred years.
And You can do it right under the noses of the politicians.
You start building these digital, because it's a way to connect, networks and physical networks.
You trade with your local farmer, your local butcher, those sorts of things.
Don't buy from big franchises.
You don't need to buy from McDonald's.
You don't need to support that nonsense.
You can get delicious burger patties from your local farmer, your local butcher.
They require your support in order to maintain the community, the power of actually the people.
I'm not speaking about communism.
I'm not speaking about capitalism.
Because whenever you say the power of the people, then it becomes political.
I'm talking about decentralized power.
The power that cannot be used against you.
Because if you are a community that is self-sufficient, Maria, if you are buying from your local butcher, if you are buying from your local It doesn't matter.
But a non-corporate entity that's a mega sort of globalist organization, you are doing your community a favor.
And it goes one step further.
You're no longer a number.
And there's something special about knowing the name of the guy who owns the farm near you.
There's something special about that sort of village mentality.
And if you've got this patchwork of communities and villages and small towns and things, and all these decentralized structures that's created this beautiful patchwork, it expands and it becomes unstoppable.
That, I believe, occurs, though, from what we're having right now.
So as I said, I'm always looking for the silver linings and I think there are many silver linings that can occur, but you need to actually see them and realize that they are there and we have to celebrate them and promote them.
You're absolutely right, and I love that approach.
It's one that I've promoted myself many, many times over.
And let me tell you that the relationships...
So, for example, in the state of New South Wales, there's a press release that happened last year.
They want to inject all livestock with mRNA injections, Jan.
All livestock must be injected, and they're planning on doing that by October of this year.
Sorry, August.
My apologies.
August of this year.
What certain farmers have said is, no, we're not doing this.
There's no way we're doing this.
Now, if that network of farmers grows, great.
They'll push back against it.
But guess what's going to happen?
You make that relationship with your local farmer now and you have a good relationship and they know that they can trust you and you're not going to rat them in.
When the time comes and they haven't injected their cows, they're going to sell you uninjected meat.
They're going to supply it to their community.
There's going to be a demand for it.
And the networks that you're talking about, as they grow, as the awareness grows, and yes, this is why this conversation is important, as that awareness grows and more and more people realize what's happening and join in on those communities, and you build essentially a parallel society that people know they can be a part of and not be part of this, you know, Globalist society, that gets stronger and stronger.
So these two things need to be happening simultaneously, these conversations and those solutions.
And I am 100% for that.
It needs to happen sooner rather than later before we end up with 10-hour blackouts like you guys.
And I mean, it's just insane.
I can't believe you're being subjected to that.
It's absolutely insane.
A few final words for people because I just love your positive outlook on this, please.
Look, it's hard.
Make no mistake, it is hard.
But I think a stoic outlook is always, always beneficial.
I think it's important to try and see obstacles that are in the way as opportunities.
And it really is easier said than done.
I understand that.
And trust me, I live here, so I know.
If you don't try and wake up in the morning with an attitude of winning, you are going to fall into the gutter.
That's it.
When you're forced into a situation, you have two choices always.
One is to lose.
Or the others to win.
And I like to win.
And I've been to your side of the world.
It's beautiful.
Sydney is amazing, right?
And everything works.
At least when I was there.
Everything works.
Everything.
It's a well-run machine.
But what happens next?
What happens once everything is working?
The oligarchs see this as an opportunity to clamp down.
When you are in a situation where everything is broken, like where I am, there are a lot of distractions, thankfully, that stop the centralization of surveillance and control.
And that is something that I hope continues.
That's why I said earlier, I like the chaos of Africa.
Leonardo DiCaprio acted in that movie, what's it called?
Blood Diamond.
Yes.
And yeah, it's a movie and it's sensationalized, etc.
But there is a nugget of truth that's coming through.
He made that statement, this is Africa.
And it's exactly correct.
And I think that is something that people can see also as a great thing.
You know, there is a sense of freedom in chaos.
Because when this...
When there's chaos that is coming from the top, I can guarantee you that the people on the bottom still find ways to get through the chaos, and that's the power of the family and the community.
That's how you take on the top-down chaos.
And I think that it's not something that is coming, Maria.
These parallel societies are here.
They're happening.
They're around us.
You just have to open your eyes.
They don't have to be physical locations in the middle of the country.
They're also, we're connected.
You and I are talking right now.
We're far away from each other on a geographical level, but we're close to each other on a digital level.
And digital is not evil.
It can be used for evil, but it has many great advantages like right now.
And that again is a beautiful thing and that is creating that parallel structure of like-minded people.
Again, I think we can learn so much from the lower classes.
Genuinely, I genuinely believe that.
Because there's so much more hope and positivity and attempts to fix the chaos.
And when you're around those sorts of people, it's very inspiring.
It's completely bland and depressing to be around people who have everything and are now trying to find Ways to oppress themselves.
This is what's happening in the West.
So you have people who have got everything, but they still want to be an oppressed class.
So they get upset at air conditioners or whatever.
I mean, there was that thing that happened with air conditioners.
That's why I mentioned that.
I think it was in the UK where I think it was feminists were arguing that air conditioning in offices was too cold because men prefer seeing women with nipples sticking out.
So they made the air cons colder.
And this is now the patriarchy.
Oh, for goodness sake.
So this is what happens.
When you have everything, you're still wanting to be oppressed.
But when you have very little, there's also a sense of meaning that you start developing.
You wake up with a purpose because you realize there's a lot going on in your life that you want to improve.
And I think that's what I take from living here, is that despite 10 hours a day of no electricity, I can still wake up with purpose and with meaning and I can find those networks and I can find those people and I can find the inspiration and I can find the beauty that makes me want to continue living and defeating any oligarchal attempts to make my life miserable.
Because once you have a foundation, when you wake up with the foundation, And you know what you are about and what your identity is and where you fit in.
There's no way that you can be defeated.
Absolutely.
Yes, you're so right.
When you know your identity, no lies to tell you otherwise are going to permeate your thinking, your belief.
It's just not going to happen.
And I just love the way that you articulate all of this, Germ.
It's just beautiful.
I love the resilience that is clearly coming through, the joy, the satisfaction that you have, despite what you know that they're doing to you on purpose.
Well, let me tell you.
But I want to say, you know, to the viewers, heed the warning.
Heed the warning.
Because we don't want to say, oh, well, they're eventually going to do this to us, so let's learn to be happy.
No, no, no.
We want to stop this, you know?
I mean, right now, I've just opened my electricity app.
Okay, so I've told you earlier that I've already had two hours of no electricity.
Now, let me just look at the time.
Okay, so about five hours from now, I'm going to have no electricity for two hours, and then again later for four hours.
So I've still got six hours of no electricity coming.
And that's just today.
Wow.
Wow.
I just, again, this is a warning for people, Germ.
And again, I just, I love your attitude towards all of this.
I love the fact that you believe in the strength of people.
You believe that there is more than the lies that we are being sold.
And I agree with you wholeheartedly.
But just, you're very inspiring in your delivery for all of that.
So I just thank you for that.
Please, please let people know other than your Telegram.
So Telegram is germwarfare.
Where else can they follow your work?
The easiest is just to go to my website germwarfare.com.
Germ with a J because my name is Jeremy.
So it's a play on germ and I'm a contagious person.
So go to germwarfare.com.
Everything is there.
That's the easiest.
You certainly are a contagious person.
Again, Jerm, thank you so much for joining me.
Thank you for telling us this incredible information and sharing some of what it's like living where you do.
I think we have a lot to learn from you.
Again, thank you so much for your time and we'll hope to speak to you again in the future.
Thank you, Maria.
What an amazing, sobering conversation and an inspiring one at that.
Germ is the perfect example of resilience.
He's an amazing man.
And anyone who's been squashed by the government is resilient, but only if they have the mental resolve to be so.
The one way of protecting yourself against future coming collapse, financial collapse, and food collapse, and all of the other things that the globalists are manufacturing is to become self-sufficient now.
Have enough to supply you and your local cell groups and communities so that you can all pull your resources together and make sure that no one is starving, no one is without energy.
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So, so important to have resources outside of the system.
You know, Germ was talking about trading with your local farmers.
How do we think we're going to do that if we don't have things to trade with?
Venezuela is a place where they pay for haircuts with gold shavings.
I see this coming in the future.
I really do.
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And so we need to be ahead of the game.
We need to have these resources before the time comes.
Like we said with Jerm, where we're standing in a government breadline, depending on them to supply our needs.
No thank you.
I will not allow myself to be in that position.
God bless you all.
Please share this interview everywhere.
It's really, really powerful hearing from someone who's already living what they want to do to us.
And we don't want to get there.
But we have to be prepared for the fact that if we do, we're not going to submit.
We're not going to depend on the government.
God bless you.
I'll see you all later on this week, right here on Uncensored.
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