➡ In the past week, several significant events have occurred globally. These include a major IT outage affecting 1 billion computers, a potential assassination attempt on a presidential candidate, a surge in gold prices, a renewed arms race between Russia and the U.S., and conflicts in Yemen and Israel. Additionally, rumors are circulating about political changes in the U.S., and there are questions about the real cause of the IT outage. The CEO’s explanation of the outage has raised suspicions, leading to speculation about whether it was a trial run for something bigger or a distraction from other events.
➡ The text discusses various global events and speculations, including potential war preparations, the role of big tech firms, and the impact of recent events in the Middle East. It also mentions the nervous behavior of a CEO during an interview, the potential for a nuclear arms race, and the political situation in Iran. The author suggests that these events are not coincidental and could be leading to significant global changes.
➡ The speaker believes that the U.S. is preparing for a potential conflict with Iran over its nuclear program, and this could lead to a war. They also suggest that China’s increasing dependence on Russian oil, rather than Middle Eastern oil, could lead to less concern about stability in the Middle East and more focus on Taiwan. The speaker also mentions that conflicts around the world are interconnected, and actions in one region can impact another. Lastly, they mention political unrest in the U.S. and potential changes in the European Union’s military role.
➡ The text discusses the differences between NATO and the EU, suggesting that the EU may be planning to militarize after including countries like Ukraine, Moldova, and the western Balkans. It also mentions a potential threat of bird flu in Colorado and the importance of being prepared for emergencies, such as system failures that could disrupt access to ATMs, online transactions, and other critical services. The author encourages self-reliance and preparedness, emphasizing the need to invest in personal safety and security.

Okay, so something is not sitting right with me about the largest ever worldwide it infrastructural outage in history. 1 billion computers bricked. And already most of the world has forgotten about this incident as it has been basically overshadowed by a flurry of other news. Now let’s talk about the sequence of events. And yes, another war has started between Yemen and Israel. More on that in just a moment. We need to talk about what has happened. In the last seven days alone, we’ve had an assassination attempt on a front running presidential candidates. Okay. Which would have resulted if it was successful in some at least moderate intensity civil war.

We’ve had gold nearly touch an astounding $2,500 USD. That’s unheard of just six to eight months ago. Okay. Nobody thought that that was going to happen. I mean, people are saying it for years, but to see it actually happening is something else. Of course, that was until the plunge protection came in and it retraced back to 2400, but it’s not going to be there for long. We’ve had the resurgence in the intermediate nuclear forces arms race between Russia and the United States, with the Americans committing to now place Tomahawk missiles, long range Tomahawk missiles into Germany.

That, of course can be nuclear tipped, and the Russians will respond in kind with the weapons and in the region of their choosing. We’ve had a war now flare up between Israel and Yemen after an unprecedented attack on Tel Aviv with an iranian made drone shot by the Yemenis. I’m not sure how it was able to get past israeli defenses. Apparently five of these were shot and the United States Navy took down four in the Red Sea. One happened to make it through. I guess. The lauded air defense of the Israelis is suffering under the attritional weight of the Hamas and Hezbollah war, which is also ongoing.

We’ve had the Joe Biden fiasco. Every day another rumor is circulating, the latest of which is that Hillary Clinton is going to be the replacement. We have had, of course, the largest ever it infrastructural outage in world history. Now this is what I want to talk about today and all of these things. And then, of course, we had the RNC convention before I get into that, which was very conveniently overshadowed just an hour afterwards by this massive cybersecurity incident. Now they’re saying it wasn’t a cyber attack and we don’t know if it was. The cybersecurity experts I’ve spoken to don’t believe it was.

That doesn’t mean it was not cybersecurity related, because we’re going to talk about an interview that the CEO gave to USA Today, which was one of the most suspicious interviews I’ve probably ever seen. And I know that these tech CEO’s maybe, you know, they spend a lot of time on the computer, so a little bit antisocial. So they’re going to stammer in their words a little bit. But this was different. Okay? And we’re going to talk about the reasons why. But isn’t it interesting that this impassioned and heartfelt speech given by Donald Trump, and you guys know I’m apolitical, I’m as upset by Trump derangement syndrome as I am treating Trump as some kind of demigod.

So both of those things repulse me greatly. And in fact, when I start to see it go in one direction or the other, I start to, I’ll either defend Trump or I’ll, you know, when people start equating him with some sort of God like, messianic figure, then that’s when I say, okay, this is getting out of control, right? Especially when you have Hulk Hogan tearing off his t shirt. And that was, that’s not reminiscent of the movie idiocracy. I don’t know what is. And yes, I have a whole piece coming up on that particular event and why it signifies the downfall of western civilization incarnate.

Now, isn’t it convenient, though, that, to take the wind out of the sails of that movement, which was pretty epic? I mean, you had Dana white, you had kid rock. I can’t stand kid rock, to be brutally honest. I just simply cannot stand the music. I think the music sucks. I think just, I don’t know why that guy’s popular. He’s like the WWF of music. I just don’t understand it whatsoever. Anyways, it was a pretty epic convention, and this completely overshadowed that. That would have been the talk of the town were it nothing for this worldwide outage and people not being able to go to the banks and getting stuck at the airports.

And that is now the talk of the town. The question is, what the hell was the real purpose of all of that? Because three digits of code, three digits of code was what caused 1 billion computers to get bricked. Now, the CEO did not explain the nature of the reasons as to why this error happened. They just said it was an error and they were apologetic about this, but it does not explain why they wouldn’t have some sort of mechanism to prevent such a thing, especially if the implications were so massive. Now, obviously, they’re updating things on a regular basis because, of course, they’re a cyber security firm, and it’s the constant arms race in cyberspace.

I’m by no means a technical expert. I’m not a coder. I did read a coder’s explanation of what happened, which is why I understand that it was, in fact, three digits of code which caused this thing to not work and which caused all of these computers to have to go be put in safe mode and manually rebooted with a different driver. Now, therein lies the potential insidious aspect of this. Were they doing something? Were they up to something? Number one, was this. Okay, there’s several explanations. Was this a trial run for something bigger? Were they setting us up for something bigger down the road? Was this to take attention away from what was going on with the RNC and all of the momentum that the Trump campaign had? I’m not so convinced about that.

But, of course, when you look who’s behind crowdstrike, they’re the guys who are behind the Julian Assange case. They’re the guys like the prosecution against. They’re the guys who are basically, what was the other, the Russiagate situation in 2016, okay. They were the ones who were involved in that. They’re owned partly by Blackrock. People always say, mistakenly, that Blackrock owns things. Blackrock owns shares in things. So it’s not that Blackrock owns entire companies. But I believe, and I could be mistaken about this, that they are one of the primary shareholders of Crowdstrike. And Blackrock is kind of the new faceless boogeyman, which it’s so convenient to have a, you know, to have a boogeyman like that, because you can never put a name on it like an actual individual name.

You can say a CEO, but then who’s really pulling the strings? So it’s convenient that everybody’s, like, World Economic Forum and Blackrock control everything. Well, what does that really do for you? How are you gonna fight something that doesn’t really exist? So it’s almost a ploy by the elites, I think, some cointel operation to ensure that you actually don’t go looking for names. But anyways, I digress. So why is it that they. That they made this error, which, according to cyber security experts, and this is when I have to look at my notes, because I’m not a cybersecurity experts, but there could have been a potential placement of either some kind of trojan in the rebooting process onto people’s computers, or this could be for the purpose of preventing a cyber attack.

Maybe they anticipated that something was coming. Is this priming computers because they need computing power to do some widespread denial of service attack? Should world war three start? Is that what this is about? Because we know, and it was interesting, I just listened to a Netanyahu speech about this last night where he, he said verbatim, that we can bring down countries with the push of a button. Okay, with the push of a button. And we’ve done plenty of videos on cybersecurity before. We’ve had cybersecurity experts on the channel. And indeed there should have been what are called, like, compilers, AI compilers, that would audit and I guess proofread this code.

And beyond that, though, beyond just making sure that the code was sound, why would you roll this out worldwide at the same time? And why did it only affect Microsoft? Is the other thing now, again, I’m sure there’s an explanation for that, but I think we can infer that if it’s that easy to bring everything to a grinding halt so quickly, then, and to take attention away from everything, is this a message that they’re trying to send? I mean, when you really think about it, if they’re saying they don’t have an Internet kill switch, but if Crowdstrike is automatically updating and updating to people’s, these different corporations, servers, then they can essentially have the power to take down everything if they wanted to.

Okay, was this a test of that? You know, I mean, we really got to ask a question because this just makes no sense whatsoever. I have a sneaking suspicion that this in some way, as most things seem lately, related to World War three, I think they might have been trying to do something with these computers and I, and have done something with these computers in the same way that some people speculate. I don’t know if I should get into this. I don’t know if I should get into this. But some people have speculated, I think we’re well enough in the clear that the most recent health emergency that spread across the globe in the last four years may have been aided in its spread by the inoculations that were supposed to prevent it.

That’s all I’m going to say. Was that the case in this instance? There’s something going on here, guys. There’s definitely something up with this, because you just don’t have this many unprecedented events happening in such a short period of time. The nuclearization of Russia, the gold price, the war in the Middle east, the Trump assassination, and the biggest Ita outage within the span of a week. I mean, these are things that are supposed to happen, maybe quarterly at best, yearly, really, any one of these things. And they’re happening so frequently now, and people are so desensitized that it’s, you know, it we’re just like, when’s the next disaster gonna come? And this, I guess, is what you would expect.

Maybe this is the same thing that the people in the Gaza Strip feel when they see home after home and death after death. You just start to become completely apathetic towards it because it’s just one thing after another. Maybe that’s what’s happening here. But I tell you, something is afoot with this. I think that this was done in preparation for war. Now, the CEO of the company did an interview with USA Today, and I’ve never seen somebody so nervous and make so many embarrassing blunders within an interview. There was a point where he was so clemp that he had to get some water.

He was choking. And, you know, he kept using the terminology, our adversaries, our adversaries, almost as if it was incredibly second nature. And speaking from, like, a condition, reflex response, whereby he was told that he had to do something from some superior. But he was. He was free associating, or what would the term be? Parapraxis? Freudian? Slipping, if you will. He must have used the term adversary half a dozen times in that interview to explain that our goal is to, you know, secure things against our adversaries. And this is the power with this centralization of control of these big tech firms.

And this one really does take the cake, because they’re connected to everything. Okay? And once one of those systems goes down, I mean, the irony here is that they were supposed to prevent this from happening, and they ended up causing it. So if they can cause what they’re supposed to prevent, doesn’t that make them the biggest potential enemy out there? Should they decide to just have a bad day and go turn key totalitarian on everybody? Something isn’t right about this. Now, today. And then, of course, it also papered over the Tel Aviv strike. And then today you have the Israelis targeting a port in Yemen.

Now the Yemenis have essentially declared war on Israel. I mean, they already pretty much have. They’ve been firing ballistic missiles at Ilet. I’m not sure if I’m pronouncing that properly, but that port has effectively been closed. They’ve essentially brought traffic in the Red Sea to a grinding halt. The, what is it called? The Suez Canal is slowed down significantly, if nothing, almost altogether on some days. And this, of course, is causing the price of oil to skyrocket. No, it isn’t, because, of course, that market is manipulated also. I tell you, this is absolutely insane. So what’s going to happen now is that the Houthis have said, look, if you are helping Israel to attack us, whether that be allowing them to refuel their planes over your territory or shooting down our missiles before they get to Israel, we’re talking to you, Jordan.

We’re talking to you. The United States. We’re talking to you. Saudi Arabia, of course, that’s number one. Saudi Aramco is on high alert right now, you can be assured. And they’re saying that they’re going to declare war on anybody. Now. The Houthis are just another arm of the IRGC and the iranian military. Even the sound of the drone that was used sounded exactly like the drones that, you know, Iran, the Shahid drones that they’ve been sending to the Russians. I don’t think it was a shahidro. But of course, the Iranians are going to deny any involvement in this.

Saudi Arabia’s denied any involvement in this because neither of those countries want to get into a direct entanglement with the United States and Israel. But it very well is going to happen, because the Houthis just simply don’t give. I’m not gonna swear. I know I’ve been swearing too much in the video. It’s not because I really give a shit, to be honest. And there I just swore. It’s just I don’t like the energy it emits, and I find it’s intellectually lazy. And once you go down that path of swearing a lot, it just takes the. I don’t know.

It. If you use it too much, if you use it gratuitously, then it loses its effect. And I want to save my f bombs when things are really urgent. But you know what? Fuck it. I mean, in the last week, we have seen more than some generations seen in ten years, literally, as an assassination attempt, the biggest outage in history. I mean, these things, the gold skyrocketing, the nuclear arms race, cold war kicking off again. I mean, but, you know, you look outside, and in most places in the west where we’re insulated from a lot of this, people think that the buck is just going to stop here, but it’s not.

It is going to. And Lavrov said this the succinctly. He said, the United States think they’re going to be immune from the repercussions of a broader war in Europe, and they are wrong. And in fact, Lavrov came out today and said something interesting. Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s foreign minister. He said that Israel thinks that we’re just going to sit on the sidelines of this war with Yemen and Iran, but we’re not. Which essentially means that, of course, as they now have economic and increasing military partnerships with Iran, they’re very likely going to start militarizing in some respect or trying to interdict Israel’s onslaught on Yemen or on Iran, if should that arise, to try to act as some balance of power within the region in the same way they were in Israel.

Now, they haven’t turned the s 400s on in Syria yet. They haven’t given the S Iranians. Of course they could. And perhaps they’ve given them the blueprints in order to make something similar, maybe a more diluted version. But essentially, the Saudis are denying any involvement. I don’t think the Houthis believe that, per se. The Houthis are going to continue to bombard Tel Aviv. They said that everybody should leave Tel Aviv. So now Israel’s in a situation, and Netanyahu is loving this because, of course, the longer they stay in a state of perpetual war, the longer he stays out of jail.

So now he’s got wars on multiple fronts. He’s got the war in Gaza. He’s got the war in the West bank. He’s got the war with Hezbollah. You could argue that there’s a war raging right now with Iran and the iranian, or the iraqi iranian backed militias. And then, of course, Yemen is now a full blown hot war. After the scenes coming out of there today, probably one of the biggest explosions I’ve seen in some time. This involved around a dozen f. That these were massive bombardments, okay? Massive attacks on critical infrastructure. So we know that the shit is hitting the fan.

And how convenient that something like that just happens on, you know, right after the markets close, all of this stuff starts to happen. As oil was low, I’m sustained suspecting that maybe Nancy Pelosi invested in oil on Friday. I guess we’re going to see on Monday. Of course, you have Anthony Blinking, blinken blinking. You might as well call him blinking a stammering idiot. He is now saying that the Iranians have the capability to build a nuclear weapon in one to two weeks. Well, I mean, they’ve been saying this for the longest time. And sure, the Iranians likely have the capability to do so.

But isn’t it funny how now you have an iranian president after the other one mysteriously died, another, you know, black swan event. I mean, just the fact that Iran and Israel came so close to war and the president died in a helicopter crash, and that’s not even talked about anymore is crazy. Okay. Anyways, the fact that this guy comes out and he’s like, look, I want to bring back the JCPOA. I don’t want nuclear weapons. A much more dovish approach. And in fact, he was elected partly on that platform of being an anti nuclear weapons president, but I think mostly on the fact that he embraced more liberal policies, more western adjacent policies within his own country, because the people there, you know, they do remember, I think, the shah and that whole thing.

Anyways, so what this means then is that blinken is basically now solidifying the need for a us intervention because in the same breath, he says that the United States will not allow Iran to become a nuclear power in January 30. Go back and watch my video from January 30. I said that before the election. And I think I, if anything, I’ll only be wrong by a few months. Once Trump gets elected, we will see a war with Iran. Now, recall, two months later, we almost had one. Okay, when the Israelis took out the generals in Lebanon, or was it Syria? I think it was Syria.

They took out the iranian consulate and the Iranians fired 300 missiles and drones at Israel. Everybody thought that that was the start of it. And so I was right. But, you know, it didn’t progress, thank God. Now, I don’t think that’s going to be the case because they’ve already basically checked off all the boxes. They passed host resolution 559, which indicates that Iran can’t have nuclear weapons. And if they do, United States will come to Israel’s aid. They did that, geez, probably nine months ago now, right after October 7. So we know that the shit is going to hit the fan eventually.

I said it on January 30, as clear as day. You can go and watch that video that I released in the first minute, I predict that we will see a war between Iran. And it’s just so obvious, you know, especially with Trump and Vance and how, I mean, he has to go to war with Iran. He has no choice because they have an arrest warrant out for him. And then making all of these insinuations that Iran is behind or was plotting to assassinate Trump, you know, while it was just some, like, scraggly looking white kid, 20 years old, you know, and not to speak to his race or anything, but it was the complete opposite of an iranian.

You know, it was just some, like. I don’t know what you would call him, because they say he was republican party. But I don’t want to get into conspiracy theories about that because it’s like, you know, what’s the point? It’s a rabbit hole. JFK. They’re still trying to figure that out. So what I’m trying to say is he’s the complete opposite demographic of an iranian IRGC backed terrorist organization. Okay? So the fact that they’re trying to somehow make that relationship that, oh, yeah, we were actually, you know, waiting for an iranian terrorist attack. Okay. Or an iranian assassination attempt.

It’s like, okay. You know, so now everybody associates in their mind, oh, maybe it wasn’t the Iranians, but iranian, you know, assassination attempt, iranian. That’s all people here, because people are busy. People are trying to keep pace with inflation and just how much things suck. So they know that people don’t have a lot of bandwidth to devote to this stuff and that all it takes now is for the Iranians to do something bad. And then they can kind of hearken back to, oh, remember when we were trying to increase security because the Iranians tried to assassinate Trump, even though there’s no evidence that the public has been given about that.

But we do know is that there’s a dead 20 year old kid who clearly had issues, mental health issues and otherwise, who is responsible for this? Okay, so the blinken talking about Iran being able to produce fissile material is a market shift. Also, from his tone of more dovish tone, I know that sounds crazy, but Blinken has refrained from using any sort of inflammatory rhetoric in the Middle east because it appeared, at least for some time, they were trying to rein in the Israelis a little bit. But now, of course, he is talking in the same way he did in Ukraine up until about a month ago, until Bosov, the russian defense minister, called up Lloyd Austin and said, stop fucking around or we’re going to start shooting your shit down.

Then he’s now pivoting to the Middle east because it’s lower hanging fruit. So they think. But we could see oil prices go through the roof. If the Yemenis, on the back, on the basis of or basically at the behest of the Iranians, start attacking Saudi Aramco, then it’s game over. And then you also have the Chinese today, I’ve been informed, they are now becoming less dependent on saudi oil and more dependent on russian oil. The Chinese were somewhat of a mitigating factor in a war in the Middle east, because they, of course, stand to benefit from low oil prices.

If a war breaks out in the Middle East, China is absolutely screwed. So they don’t want a war in the Middle east so long as they’re dependent on that oil. As soon as they are no longer dependent on that oil, and they can get cheap oil from Russia in abundant, copious amounts, they’re not going to care as much, and they’re going to go all in on Taiwan. And perhaps right now, the stakes are such that all of these wars are in connected. So you have record amounts. And this is something I haven’t even talked about. This is another unprecedented thing that has happened in the last seven days.

I have to keep my window open because it’s freaking hot here. It’s very loud outside. I apologize. The Chinese are mobilizing in and around Taiwan and the Philippines unlike ever before seen. We’re talking about dozens and dozens of warships, okay. And incursions into the taiwanese airspace. Now, maybe China doesn’t want to make its move because the Americans are saying, okay, we know where you get your oil from. You go into Taiwan. Look, we know that we’re limited in our capability to defend the Taiwan Strait. We get that. But what we do know is that we can cause a war in the Middle east, which will cause oil to go to $300, which will crash your economy.

We have oil that we’ve kept underground. And a lot of people think that we’re doing this for environmental reasons, but little do they know it’s a matter of national security. And why take it out of the ground and export it when you can just keep it in the ground instead of storing it in some strategic oil reserve? The strategic oil reserve for oil is the stuff that’s already in the ground that they could tap, that they aren’t tapping for environmental reasons. Okay? So this could be the move here. And so you have to look at all of these conflicts as being interlinked because the Chinese can’t make a move unless their bases are covered in the Middle east.

The Russians can’t make a move unless China has their back. And it’s a very complicated state of affairs. And a lot of people try to look at these theaters of conflict in isolation, but it’s not until and if you really want to get a sense of how Putin and Xi Jinping and the new president of Iran and all of the people involved in this think, you have to think in those terms, because this is the. The level of chess required in order to truly play the game. Whereas we see things as the public, one dimensionally. We see one issue at a time.

Oh, Yemen just did this. We see things mostly tactically. We see the big explosion and we see, oh, that bad. But we don’t see that in a much broader regional context and then that in a much broader global context. So it’s a complicated state of affairs, to say the least. Then you have Netanyahu coming to the United States next week. I’m sure he is not going to be very welcome by a lot of the protesters who are going to be there to greet him. I’m not even going to talk about the Biden situation. All you need to know is that all of his donors are backing out.

For example, Michael Moritz, billionaire Silicon Valley venture capitalist, has said, sadly, President Biden has a choice, vanity or virtue, meaning pack your shit, get the hell out. We don’t want to support you. And according to AOC, probably one of the most candid. It wasn’t an interview. I don’t know if it was an interview, if she was just doing some monologue for the camera, for YouTube channel or something, but she basically was for the first time, maybe not the first time, but she was very sincere in this video. And she said, look, they don’t want Biden or Kamala in there and that she’s in the rooms where these people and these donors, these high profile Democrats are discussing this and they don’t want either of those two.

So it’s going to be interesting to see what comes of it. Now, interestingly, there is an EU ploy right now to get Ukraine military aid. And Ursula van der Leyen, she said that she wants to do an integration of Ukraine, Moldova and the western Balkans into the Eudez. Now, in addition to that, she also wants to create a military aspect to the EU. So the European Union, the difference between the European Union and NATO, as far as I understand it, is NATO is a military alliance, whereas the EU is an economic and political alliance. So it’s.

Yet it ceased to be a military alliance. I mean, there might be some in terms of the economics of all that and industry, but by and large, it’s not a military alliance. There’s no, there’s nothing that stipulates that if one country is attacked, another country has to come to its aid. A country might choose to do that and form bilateral agreements with said country. But it’s not like NATO, where they have article five, where if anybody is attacked within the alliance, all of the alliance is obligated to assist. But cleverly, what they want to do is first bring Ukraine and these other countries like Moldova and the western Balkans into the EU, and then they’re going to militarize it.

So then you have a situation whereby you can offer Ukraine military assistance without invoking article five, which I’m not sure if the Russians are going to see through. I’m not going to. Not sure if they’re going to perceive it to the same degree as a nuclear threat as they would, because some EU countries, of course, do possess nuclear weapons. But it seems like a very interesting scheme that she is trying to develop. What else do we have to talk about today? We got two more cases of bird flu, Colorado. Interestingly, most of these have been mild symptoms, and it makes me wonder why they’re keeping it under wraps.

You know, are they trying to let this thing spread? Is the Pfizer CEO biting his toenails right now? I was going to talk about some information I received about Poland, but I’m going to save that because this video is long enough and we’ve just talked about so much, or I’ve talked about in this parasocial relationship so much. But I got some intel on what’s going on in Poland and it doesn’t look good. Don’t take your eyes off what is happening in Ukraine. All this talk about peace with Ukraine and blah, blah, blah, it’s all just a buy time.

It’s just a short lived detente in hostilities. The real war has always been with Russia, China, the United States, and everything else is a proxy. If you want to support the channel, feel free to check out canadianpreparedness.com. trying to get you the best quality gear that you are going to need to ride this out. I mean, imagine if you could not access ATM’s. Imagine if you couldn’t use debit machines. Are you truly ready for that? Are you truly ready at any given time to not being able to get gas from the pump, to not be able to transact online, to not be able to have streetlights and 911.

And, I mean, we’ve just seen clear as day that they could bring the whole system down. And that was just with three little snippets of code. Okay. With this firm that’s been entrusted to secure basically the bulk of the Internet, that matters enough that it could bring down all of the infrastructure, the critical infrastructural services that we’ve come to require in order to build this very sophisticated. Well, it used to be sophisticated. Not so much anymore civilization. And they can just shut it off in so many ways. My friends, please do not get complacent. Please enjoy your summer.

Please enjoy your families. This is a very short life. We should not live a life of angst, obsessing about such mundane things. But we should also be aware that the times we’re living in are just different than any other time in human history. There’s never been a time in human history where there is so many ways to bring down the system, and that is largely due to the technology that we’ve come to enjoy. It’s a double edged sword, and I’m not a technophobe. Not no unabomber type, okay? I love technology, but at the same time, it’s a double edged sword.

The bigger they are, the harder they fall, and we are in the age of consequences. So, please, if you don’t want to see your family suffer, you need to take it upon yourself to do whatever you can to be. And I’m gonna bite somebody else’s rhymes. I’m talking about Elliot Halse from strength camp. You got to be the best version of yourself you can possibly be in this day and age. That means learning self reliance skills. That means being prepared, having the gear, having the provisions. Instead of spending however many thousands of dollars on tickets to basketball games, I would consider investing in your own insurance policy that you know you’re someday going to need.

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