➡ The article discusses the current geopolitical tensions, focusing on the US and Iran’s failed agreement and the US’s decision to send 5,000 more troops to Poland. It also mentions Ukraine’s threat to launch a massive drone attack on Russia, and the escalating nuclear rhetoric. The author suggests that these events are part of a larger shift towards global competition and economic contraction, and criticizes the manipulation of oil prices. The article ends by questioning the US’s decision to maintain its military presence in Europe.
➡ The text discusses the political tension involving NATO, the United States, Russia, and Belarus. It suggests that the U.S. isn’t leaving NATO and criticizes those who believe otherwise. The text also mentions potential conflicts in various regions, including Ukraine and Belarus, and the impact on oil and gas infrastructure. It ends by discussing a potential agreement between the U.S. and Iran, but suggests that the details may not be accurate.
➡ There are signs of potential conflict in the Middle East, with unusual aviation activity and GPS disruptions suggesting a major attack may be imminent. The war in Iran could resume soon, and it’s expected to be more extensive than previous conflicts, possibly affecting areas beyond the Persian Gulf. The conflict could involve strategic strikes on energy infrastructure and Iranian nuclear facilities, and could result in the closure of key oil transport routes. This situation could lead to a regional conflict with unpredictable outcomes, and may also cause significant increases in oil prices.
➡ The text discusses the potential use of nuclear weapons in conflicts over resources, emphasizing the increasing likelihood as conventional arsenals deplete. It also mentions Iran’s refusal to discuss its nuclear program. The author encourages preparation for potential crises, suggesting stockpiling freeze-dried food and learning to grow your own food and harvest energy. The text ends with a warning about the world’s richest man wanting to implant microchips in people’s heads, questioning the potential consequences in the current global climate.

This is your World War 3 update. So when the markets opened this morning, we were told that there was a prospective memorandum of understanding that was about to be signed by the Iranians and the Americans. And lo and behold, by the end of the day, it all turned out to be fake news. It is Thursday, after all. What does this mean for the weekend now that Donald Trump has just out of The Blue committed 5,000 more troops to Poland, the reverse of what he claimed initially, that they were going to remove 5,000 troops from Poland. Now they’re saying they’re going to put 5,000 troops in Poland.

While yours truly has been telling you the fantasy that the United States is going to relinquish control of its primary military foothold and gateway into West Asia is delusional thinking being peddled by politically charged copium addicts who don’t understand the broader geostrategic picture that trumps any of these political trivialities. Now, the Iranians, I must say, surprisingly, did not come out and repudiate these claims that there was a deal that was going to be made. And it behooves them to do so because you would think that if the game was to try to manipulate the price of energy and that it was in Iran’s interest in order to jack the price, that the Iranian Foreign Ministry would come out and explicitly state that this information was false.

But it’s possible that they just don’t have wind of what the messaging is in the west and that they’re usually late to that party. But that was one of the things that struck me as kind of odd, because usually if there is a claim made which is false in an attempt to manipulate the market, eventually somebody from the Iranian government comes out and debunks it. Although there’s been some very suspicious occurrences where people like the parliamentary head Gallabeuf don’t come out and debunk these claims until after the markets close, which in Iran time is 2:15 in the morning.

So there’s a lot of weird shenanigans going on. But I am not surprised that Donald Trump is committing 5,000 troops to Poland, while Ukraine is threatening to do the biggest ever drone attack in history on Russia in the next 24 hours. Some people are estimating up to 3,000 drones. Even if it’s 25% of that, it’ll be a new record. While we have nuclear rhetoric at an all time high in an environment where there’s no nuclear treaties, we have tactical and strategic nuclear drills happening in Belarus, who is now armed with live nuclear weapons posturing against Zelensky, who is threatening to take preemptive action along their northern border.

You have Mark Rute also saying that if Russia dares nuke Ukraine, that they will intervene on Ukraine’s behalf and that the response will be devastating, implying some sort of nuclear confrontation. And so I’m not at all surprised that any of this is unfolding because it’s exactly what I told you was going to happen. You see there these geopolitical realities trump all of the illusory truths that people grasp for at times like these. And the fact of the matter is, ultimately, everything regresses towards the truth. Everything regresses towards the mean. And the mean at this point in time is that we’re entering an era of competition.

The peace dividend is over. We’re entering a period of economic contraction. Geopolitical musical chairs. That means there’s not enough seats on the sinking Titanic in the lifeboats, that is. And people are going to start fighting over said lifeboats, which you have happening in Iran right now. And a good metaphor to understand it is it’s like a promise ring, okay? It’s like a promise to give somebody a promise ring that you might engage them at some point, that you might marry them at some point. That’s where they are in terms of the negotiations. They’re at the level of we promise to give you a promise ring.

And they’re not even at that level yet. That’s what this memorandum of understanding would have achieved. It would have been an agreement to continue the ceasefire, to hopefully broker an agreement. So not even a promise ring. So the idea that this was ever going to amount to anything is really delusional thinking. And it’s not surprising that we see this thing cresting midweek and now we’re going to see it taper off again as we come to the weekend. Because as I’ve long suspected, they try to keep it within the range of now $90 to $110 oil, they seem to like that range.

Shale producers as well, Tar sand producers as well, in order to kick start production and oil production and new wells that take investment to start up. They want it over 90, but they don’t want it over 110. It used to be 60, well 90s, the new 60, it seems. And so whenever it goes to 110, they scale back the rhetoric a little bit and whenever it gets to 90, they ramp it up once again. So it seems like that’s the reality that we’re currently existing in now. We’ve had all kinds of aviational altercations with NATO and Russia.

Things are really, really dangerously heating up on that front, which is surprising because you would think that it would be an easy win for Donald Trump to just say, hey, let’s pump the brakes on this. We, after all, are providing the sheep dip troops, we’re providing the weapons, we’re providing the funding, we’re providing the isr. If Donald Trump wanted to end this war, like he said originally before he became president, that he would end it in 24 hours, he 100% could end it if he wanted to. The fact that they aren’t and it’s escalating in the opposite direction is saying a lot.

That’s how bad this situation is. When, when you have guys like Korilla, Buddha, Nev, the Ukrainian intelligence minister, making statements, and I quote, we should be the ones dominating the Russians. They stole our history from us. Essentially regurgitating banderite Nazi rhetoric. Okay? And this, this guy is a high ranking official, probably one of the highest in the Ukrainian government. And you have that being echoed by Western media accounts. The same Western media that foolishly broadcast the standing ovation that the Nazi received in the Canadian parliament, mistakenly. Well, that same media is amplifying this ideological viewpoint. And, and so that’s where this is going.

This is why Lukashenko is armed and. Right. And you could tell from Lukashenko’s body language that this is real. This is real world. This is not exercise. Okay? They’re making a point right now of showcasing these nuclear weapons. The same week that Vladimir Putin goes to meet with Xi Jinping. Xi Jinping is apparently going to North Korea next week. So you’ve had, like, just look at the alignment happening here. You’ve had Abbas Arigachi, the Iranian foreign minister, go to China right before Trump went there. Then you had Putin just go to China. Now you have Xi Jinping going to North Korea to pass on the message.

And I think the message is going to be this is how we’re going to coordinate when day X arrives. We’ve had closed brush ins over the Black Sea with UK reconnaissance planes and tankers which are actually spotting, picking targets for Ukraine. I’m surprised the Russians haven’t shot them down yet. We also have Baltics becoming more implicated in these drone attacks. And there’s all kinds of, you know, conflicting reports of what that’s all about. I’d say if it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it’s probably a duck. The Ukrainians are very likely leveraging Baltic airspace in order to, to Shoot drones deep inside Russia to the tune of hundreds a day, possibly thousands a day, because they’re claiming that they’re going to do 3,000 in the next 24 hours.

Now, those claims are from Ukrainian based telegram channels that are kind of 50, 50 in terms of how reputable they are nonetheless, on all fronts. Everything is just getting ready to explode. Okay, so we’re gonna kind of go through the news one by one today. I have been out of the game for 48, 72 hours, so I’ve just been too busy actually doing shit. Because this is the time you want to be doing more and talking less. Donald Trump is going to be deploying 5,000 additional troops to Poland, and that is based on his Polish president relationship with Nawraki.

The problem is this guy was elected a year ago, okay? And so why is this only something that is being brought up now? This follows the recent decision, of course, that they were actually going to halt a rotational deployment of troops to that same region. So now they’re going in the other direction. And remember, yours truly has been beating this drum for a long time that the notion that the United States is going to relieve itself of command of NATO, its westernmost flank. I mean, why would you ever do that? You have Ramstein Air Base, Lockenheath.

You have all of these places of interoperability with your own military. You speak the same language in many of these countries. You leverage their bases to conduct raids on Iran. And of course it’s your foothold against the Russians. There’s no way the United States is leaving NATO. It’s all bullshit. And there’s a lot of people building careers off this. And I quite frankly can’t wait until those careers dissolve because they’re just dead wrong. And I’m not sure if it’s part of some political agenda or what it is, but no, the United States is not leaving NATO just to build NATO somewhere else.

That would be stupid. That would be very stupid. Especially when the whole point is to keep the Russians out, keep the Germans down, keep the Americans in. And they were the ones that blew up Nord Stream because of course they want to get the, the Europeans into this extortion racket of sorts of. You don’t buy our gas and energy. Well, we’re going to blow your up or we’re not going to, you know, protect you from the Russians type thing. It’s, it’s racketeering. All right, so here’s what Lukashenko had to say. And this is very, very interesting stuff because something big is about to go down, whether it’s in Kaliningrad or Belarus on the northern Ukrainian border or the Baltic states or Finland where they’re stocking up bunkers.

Germany’s on this middle major bunker building kick. I mean, shit is fitting to go down. Lukashenko says the following right on the heels of conducting major nuclear exercises. He says the moment they attack us, they commit aggression. They will immediately get a response with every type of weapon. Belarus has no desire or need to go to war with our neighbors. Lukashenko said. He reassured the recent high ranking visitors from fairaway countries, faraway countries. Guys, don’t worry. We are not planning to attack the Germans, the English or the French. But he also added, what puts me on guard is that they’ve begun shouting very intensely that tomorrow Russia will attack them.

It’s as if they’re intentionally preparing to attack us. Very, very interesting stuff. And it would make sense that we have this preemption dilemma because that happens when one side suspects that the other side is going to attack, so we should preempt their attack and the other side is thinking the same thing. And so you get in this preemptive doom cycle where both sides are anticipating that the other is going to attack. So both sides want to go on the offensive and gain the initiative so they attack first. And so that could be very well what we are about to witness.

I’m not sure what’s going to materialize, but I do think that the Russians are going to have to do something serious and they’re going to have to do it soon because the deleterious effects that are being incurred through these Ukrainian drone attacks on their oil and gas infrastructure are starting to severely impede their ability to process and export their oil and gas, which is their primary source of revenue. And as I’ve stated, this is an attack against China because that is China’s energy, 50% of it anyways. Norway also scrambled jets recently and they’re saying that they’ve scrambled almost daily in recent weeks to intercept Russian military aircraft in the north.

This marks a sharp increase compared to recent years. According to the Norwegian Armed Forces, F35s based at Evans Air Station have already carried out 43 interceptions by May 18, and this surpasses the total record during all of last year. Again, Mark Rute of NATO, the NATO chief, has indicated that the Russians know that if they use nuclear weapons in Ukraine, NATO’s response will be devastating. This effectively renders Ukraine to be a de facto member of NATO. Remember my hypothesis as to why the Russians have not attacked Kiev yet, because an attack on Kiev is essentially tantamount to.

To an attack on Europe because Europe needs Ukraine’s resources. If it so happens that the Russians are able to get control of the Donbass in its entirety, possibly all of Ukraine, then we’re potentially going to see a situation where they have a monopoly over 90% of the resource wealth. Because if you have to include Belarus as well in Europe, and that puts the Europeans, it would make them beholden to the Russians. So this is existential for Europe. They need Ukraine. So I would say that, of course they’re never going to say this, but this is the unwritten agreement.

See, people, I think we really put way too much stock in these international agreements and Article 5 and all the legalese, when it comes down to survival, countries are gonna do whatever they’re gonna do when they need to do it. And so Article 5 is ambiguous. It’s open to interpretation. I think that the NATO alliance would be more inclined to come to the aid of Ukraine because they actually serve a vital purpose to NATO. Not only are they their military bulwark of their eastern flank, but they also provide. They’re the breadbasket of Europe, unlike the Baltic states.

I bet you any money that if the Baltic states were attacked, that the Western European countries would be less inclined to help them than they would Ukraine. I think they really will actually come to the aid of. Of Ukraine if the Russians use nuclear weapons, because, again, it is existential for the Europeans, and right now they’re in a race to industrialize. And the United States, all of this performative division within the ranks and these threats of dissolving NATO, it’s all just a bunch of nonsense to try to jumpstart NATO military expenditures. I’ve said this since day one.

If you really thought Trump was Russia’s friend, why is he encouraging NATO to up their military spend to like, 5% or whatever it is? Because that doesn’t help the Russians at all for the Europeans to weaponize and mobilize for war. Right. So, yeah. Now let’s go back to Iran for a second, because this is from an. An inside source on Iran that is right 80% of the time. Okay. This is as close as you’re going to get to the truth within in terms of what’s been discussed today. Now, apparently there was some kind of deal where.

Or some kind of potential agreement to make an agreement to make a deal, you know, a promise of. A promise of. A promise of an engagement of a marriage. Well, they essentially had indicated that the Iranians had agreed to open up the strait and that the United States was going to provide partial sanctions relief. The nuclear issue would have been resolved at a later point in time. And what were the other details of it? The United States would lift the blockade and the IAEA would oversee some sort of inspection. And it turns out that the agreement amongst those things was false.

Now, Marco Rubio did say that progress was being made, but of course they’re going to say that it’s Thursday. They got to try to drive the price down as much as they can. And again, it behooves the Iranians to at this point come out and denounce these claims as being false. But they haven’t. The only one who is is Professor Morandi who’s saying the primary sticking point is control over the Strait of Hormuz and Iran’s access to a nuclear weapon. And it should be, it should be concerning to people that just yesterday. I was going to make a video last night, but I did.

I was way too tired. But I wanted to talk about this because the Iranians have actually expanded. And now officially, this is from an official, official Iranian source. They have now officially expanded the area of denial in the Strait of Hormuz to encompass the port of, I think it’s Falarja, Fujara, Port of Fujara, which is one of the primary ports through which the UAE’s bypass pipeline to get past the Strait of Hormuz without going through the Strait of Hormuz. So they have the pipeline going across the landmass in order to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, preparing for this very contingency.

And they’re going to now include that in the area of denial, which effectively means that when the UAE is trying to load up its ships at that port that the Iranians could deny exit. It sounds crazy because it’s past the Strait of Hormuz. If I had a map, I’d show you what I’m talking about. Regardless, you wouldn’t make that sort of official arrangement. And they’re making it official now. So this is from the. I can’t remember what they’re called, but they’re the. That oversee maritime operations in the Strait of Hormuz. Okay. They posted this and it’s an official account, even though they’re not allowed to have blue check marks.

Okay. So the fact that that’s happening and all of a sudden we’re told that they’re going to be some sort of joint agreement on, on overseeing the, the, the strait and the transits through the Strait that is going to be a joint operation between the United States and Iran. I mean, that’s okay. Maybe if we never heard anything about, from this official statement about that, you could say it’s just posturing. But every single time that we’ve been on the cusp of a deal, we get a massive escalation in the opposite direction. So why should this time, why should we place our bets on anything but that at this point in time? But here’s what this official Iranian inside source has to say based on operational developments and leader statements, and I’m just going to interject here, there’s also been some very interesting aviational activity in the last 24 hours, which does suggest that they’re getting ready to do another big attack.

We’re also seeing a lot of GPS spoofing, which is also associated with the moments that precede a major attack. So we’re seeing that in the Gulf of Hermuz. If you go on the maritime tracking apps, all the ships are, like, clustered in one place and then they’re warping all over the place. This is the kind of thing you would see before the hit the fan. Okay, but let’s get back to this. So based on operational developments and leader statements, Trump’s announcement, the Israeli Cabinet meeting, and US Officials statements regarding the return of the military option, we stand before a decisive moment.

The most likely strategic projection is that the war in Iran will resume within the coming hours. The round of fighting, the third round, will not be like the predecessor. And I want to interject once again, because the Iranians have claimed that this time the war will not be contained to the Persian Gulf. And that is going to broaden out beyond that area of operations. Some people are suspecting Europe. I can’t see that being at all feasible. I think what they’re referring to is the Bab El Mendeb Strait. So they’re going to close down the Bab El Mendev Strait.

So the only way to get oil out of the Middle east will be via the Suez Canal, which means that if Asia wants Saudi oil, it’s going to have to go through the Suez Canal all, all the way around Africa, because I presume that’s still quicker than going all the way over the Pacific, but it’s going to take a long time. Okay. This round of fighting will not be like its predecessor. It will not be limited to skirmishes in the strait or limited naval targeting. Based on the prelude of the Baraka incident, the American focus will set will be set on harsh strategic strikes targeting energy infrastructure and, and possibly Iranian nuclear facilities.

Conversely, Iran and the Axis, especially in Lebanon, are on maximum alert. The Iranian response will include direct and intense targeting of American bases in the Persian Gulf states that facilitated the attack, along with real activation and physical closure of the Strait of Hormuz. As for Hezbollah, we’ll expand its radius of fire to include the Israeli depth more broadly, plunging the entire region into the crucible of a devastating regional conflict with an unpredictable end. Again, the IRGC has warned that any new US Strikes on Iran would mean that the war would not be limited to that region alone.

So we will see that extra regional escalation. And this is where you could even potentially have the two fronts merge. If things do get weak, weird with Turkey and Iran, that’s where you almost have an overlap of these conflicts, because you could potentially have action in the Black Sea. And you’re not going to be able to know is this intended for Russia or is this intended for Iran? And in the thick of this, if the Russians do decide to send a salvo of erezhniks arcing over Kiev during this environment, I mean, it just makes for such a trepidatious situation where everything is exacerbating the potential likelihood of increasing the risk factors that this thing goes in ways that we don’t want to say or we don’t want to think about, but unconventional.

Because of course, when they’re launching intermediate range ballistic missiles and there’s no nuclear treaties, the United States has to start assuming things for its own national security, the national security of its allies. Iran’s parliamentary speaker is saying that the US And Israel overt and covert moves show they are seeking a new round of war. Despite all of this diplomatic performative posturing, Trump claims that Iran talks are in the final stages. Well, what does that even mean? The final stages? Meaning they’re, they’re about to be finally closed or they’re about to agree to maybe someday, possibly agree someday.

Ultimately, it seems like an ultimatum that Trump is providing the Iranians and it just seems like more brinkmanship. This doesn’t seem like an environment where you should ever expect some sort of peaceful resolution, because usually, even when sides are weak, willing to negotiate, there’s no peaceful revolution. Never mind these coercive diplomatic tactics, which are really not conducive towards, certainly not conducive towards a long term agreement, but not even a short one at that. As I indicated, Iran is expanding its jurisdiction over the Strait of Hormuz to include that pipeline. And I don’t know why you would Say that if you’re on the cusp of making a deal, that actually shared coordination of logistics through the area with the United States, it just wouldn’t make any sense.

As of now, we’ve approached the duration of the 1970s oil, Arab Oil Embargo, which removed roughly 4.5 million barrels off the market every day. Only now we’ve removed 13 million barrels, so nearly three times the amount for three months. And oil is nowhere near in real terms anyways, what we’ve seen during the 1970s. So get ready for some major price increases if this thing continues. I thought that maybe they’re getting ready to kick down the can down the road because of bond prices exploding and that they had to reign that in because, you know, people’s mortgage get too high, they can’t pay the bills, and then all of a sudden you got yourself a housing crisis, you got yourself a banking debt crisis, and then the whole house of cards collapses.

Apparently Turkey liquidated all of their U.S. treasuries, or most of them, a record amount, I should say, last month. So people are de dollarizing and there’s all kinds of systemic contagion that can happen as a result of just these dominoes falling. And eventually it just reaches a point, point of chaos entropy, where there’s just too much, you know, chaos. And it, it, it reaches a breaking point in the system and you get collapse. And so that’s where we’re kind of at right now. What else? We got to talk. This Ebola thing is getting out of control.

Apparently there was a hospital in Congo that was set on fire because people were mad that they could not retrieve the remains of a relative who had died of Ebola. So they burned down the hospital. No matter how you slice it, we’re on borrowed time. We’re on borrowed time. Iran has refused to hand over 400 kilograms of enriched uranium to the United States or any third country. Israel views this as a hard red line. Trump is saying, oh, we don’t care about the, you know, the nuclear dust itself, meaning that we don’t want to use it, we’re not going to keep it for ourselves.

Which is because apparently the street value is around 60, 60 million dollars per kilogram of this stuff in its currently enriched format. Because of course, to use that in nuclear reactor, you would dilute it significantly, which would give you a lot more, which could power, you know, millions of homes for a long period of time. So we’re talking about, you know, billions of dollars, hundreds of billions of dollars, I suppose, worth of enriched Uranium that the United States wants to get its hands on, not just for the monetary value, but for other reasons. And so Trump is saying that the Iranians are immediately going to use a nuclear weapon if they get it.

I explained, I think I explained this the other day, that even if Iran had a nuclear weapon, it wouldn’t change much because Russia has 6,000 nuclear weapons and we are firing hundreds if not thousands of drones in the coming 24 hours at them and destroying their industry. And so the notion that a civilization is going to commit to self deletion and mutual assured destruction just because they have nukes is a misnomer. I think I talked about the British aircraft intercept over the Black Sea. I’m not touching you. Right. So the, they’re over the, the Black Sea by Russia’s border border picking targets for Ukraine and then they get stunned because the Russians intervened.

One pilot error, one radar lock, one misread maneuver and this proxy war could have indeed have been something else. Direct NATO Russia military encounters are becoming more frequent and more aggressive and less forgiving. So it’s only a matter of time before we have some kind of miscalculation and we rung up the escalation ladder. Zelensky has openly threatened Belarus. He has claimed the following. We have the ability to act preemptively against the de facto leadership of Belarus. The de facto leadership of Belarus, which must stay on alert, which means he doesn’t believe that Lukashenko is the legitimate leader.

Meaning they must truly feel that there will be consequences if aggressive actions are taken against Ukraine and our people. I cannot see the Belarusians wanting to invade from the north. I mean, knowing what we know. I showed you that diagram of the extensive fortifications that the Ukrainians have along the border and you pair that with their mastery over quadrocopter drones and even their artillery capabilities. I mean, it would just be a self deletion mission. So why would they ever attempt that? It just wouldn’t make any sense unless they’re planning on blasting it with nukes. I know they had that as a strategy in the Cold War where they would use low radiation nuclear weapons tactically in order to blow open, you know, large swaths of fortified areas so that they could immediately blitzkrieg their way through.

You know, I don’t know if that’s still part of their military doctrine or not, but I’m sure they could look leverage those weapons tactically. I’ve never seen Sergei Karagrenov referenced so much by pundits who up until this point of time never gave the nuclear, the likelihood of nuclear use much thought in the Russian theater. But now of course they are because we’ve reached the point in which we inexorably were always hurtling towards and it’s really not hard to read these tea leaves. Again, this is about, it’s very simple. It’s just about people competing for resources. And if you know that ultimately you’re going to be in competition for someone for resources, then you know there’s going to be a showdown.

And so it’s just simply a matter of time before nuclear weapons are used, especially as we deplete the conventional arsenals. The likelihood and the enticement of seeing a nuclear weapon across the room that’s just collecting dust, that you’ve already rested, invested billions of dollars in that, you know, could accomplish the same, if not more than a thousand of your conventional weapons. And of course you’re gonna, you know, consider using that, especially if it’s an existential war. According to Morandi, nothing new has been said about Iran’s enriched uranium. As repeatedly stated at the stage of negotiations, the Islamic Republic public will not discuss its nuclear program.

Okay, well, I think that’s about it. I’m gonna leave it at that. Today we’re gonna have a short video and I would encourage people keep on prepping. If you want to support the channel, go check out the links in the description below. Get your antibiotics, get your medications. 90% are either manufactured or rooted through China and India. And if that Strait of Taiwan closes, which becomes increasingly more likely as hostilities in Russia and Iran intensify, then that’s going to lead to massive shortages of medication. But I would also encourage people to check out freeze dry wholesalers.

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Fruits of course provide a lot of nutrients. But I’m primarily, when I store freeze dried food, I know I can easily grow fruit. I currently don’t have a, you know, herd of cattle, I have chickens. But I know that I can, I can grow grain in my province, easy. I mean I can just grow it in my sleep. One acre of grain provides something like a million calories or some crazy amount. Like one acre of grain can feed a very large amount of people all year. Just that alone. You can grow your own fruit, you can grow your own vegetables, you can have your chicken eggs and you stockpile freeze dried meats.

But that’s not to say that you might not want other freeze dried products. You’re going to pay a premium up front. But again, it’s inflation proof and it’s basically like gold because I don’t want to say it never goes bad, but studies have shown that it’s good to eat up to 40, 50 years and that’s only the upper limit because that’s how long they’ve been testing it. That’s when the, the process was invented, was 40 years ago or so or when it became like mass produced. I know Mountain House has done a lot of tests Steve, over at Freeze Dry Wholesale we’ve done videos where we show me eating 20 year old freeze dried food and tastes normal.

I mean as far as you know, freeze dried food tastes which is the best tasting preserved food. So you know, do a little bit of consumerism because it’s easier. And I always say capitalize on the fact that things are 100 times easier to do when the lights are on. Because when the light lights turn off everything gets harder. You got to walk a mile to get water, you know, you know if you want to fix something, you have to do it by yourself and you have to think outside the box to use what you have in order to conduct those repairs.

Everything is going to get more difficult because you’re not going to have electricity. And so if it consumerism does make sense for more most people, I’ll just be brutally honest. I mean it does make sense to, to just buy the preps that you need. That said, you should definitely have a backup plan. And usually that backup plan is the one that weighs nothing. And that of course is knowledge. And so if I had money I would say first get squared away. You know, make sure you have a six month supply of food, water, medication, the tools you’re going to need, the fuel you’re going to need.

And then after that start to look into regenerative systems so that you can grow your own food, you can harvest your own energy from the sun, you can extract your own water in various ways that are practical. Because if you can’t do it in a way that’s practical, then there’s going to be a pocket shock. I should coin that term, apoca shock. That’s the period of adjustment that happens coming from a standard of living up here going all the way down to a standard of living down here. And that is why if you’re poor right now, you’re probably ahead of the curve.

I hate to say it, but that’s what the future is currently looking like. I don’t have really any good news to report this week at all. Oh yeah, the trillionaire world’s richest man wants to put microchips in everybody’s heads. In this environment, what could possibly go wrong? Thanks for watching, guys. Take care.
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