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Welcome to episode four thirty eight of

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All right, good to be here, y'all.

Solo this time.

Okay, William is out doing training.

Can you dig it?

Folks, you have no idea.

I mean,

I wish I could express just how much

money and effort and time that we put

into education.

It would absolutely blow a lot of people's

minds if they realized that, hey,

you just don't take a permaculture design

certificate and then you're done with it.

It is continuing education,

especially when you overlay preparedness

with it.

You know, it never ends.

I'm telling you all, it never ends.

But it's not necessarily a bad thing if

you love this lifestyle.

It really isn't.

But I'll come to more of that in

a minute.

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All right.

So I'll come back to William here.

I'll kind of circle back to it here

in a minute.

wanted to kind of tell first of all

i want to thank everybody who's live in

the house tonight if you would hit that

thumbs up tell everybody we're live

because uh thank yeah thank you so much

uh craig dog or craig wg yeah thanks

for pointing that out there and reminding

me yeah if you're in the house live

hit that thumbs up tell everybody we're

live so they can go ahead and start

suppressing us for saying words that start

with c and an r and are six

letter words hmm

Yeah,

that's why if anybody's wondering why I

had to take down that last one with

Logan is that I forgot to tell him

that on my channel,

I am not allowed to say that word.

But meanwhile,

you can search all over YouTube.

Look up that word.

If somebody wants to put it in the

chat, please do.

anybody and everybody can say this but i

get a weak suspension because i mentioned

the word how about that so ends with

c ends in r six letter word uh

yeah you figure it out or look in

the chat all right y'all so i want

to tell you about some of these

experiments that i got going right now and

let you know how they're kicking uh the

micro greens they are balling right now

and when i say the micro greens no

i'm not talking about in the spare bedroom

in your house although you can do it

that way

It's not going to be anywhere near as

nutritious as if you do it outside in

natural sunlight and give you all the

what-fors and why,

perhaps on another show.

But anyway,

I did this experiment a while back,

and I think I'm about ready.

I've been trying to film it for the

last couple of days,

but William and Emily and the baby are

here.

So, you know,

I'm spending time with my grandbaby, and,

you know,

they're going to be looking after things

while I'm down in El Salvador this next

week.

Sorry,

y'all had to get a drink of water.

Just kind of got dry here for a

minute.

Haven't been drinking enough today.

And it's especially dry.

I mean, last couple of days,

we've actually needed chapstick.

It's been that dry.

It's crazy.

Anyway, um,

Yeah, anyway, they're out here.

I'm spending time with them.

And I've been meaning to do this video

of planting, for example,

a row of carrots.

People would just pretty much leave it

right there.

So then it occurred to me,

I was like, okay,

carrots are going to take a while before

they're ready to harvest.

Why not put something that's quick

harvesting in between those rows like a

microgreen or like what I'm doing right

now, a microgreen mix?

It's got everything in there.

I mean, fantastic things in there.

And if you know anything about

microgreens,

they are power packed with all kinds of

wonderful stuff.

And like Eric Sider actually suggested

before,

I think they're even more powerful if you

don't have them in an inert medium.

I fully agree with him.

Eric kind of told me that.

I don't know if he said that publicly,

but I know he said it to me

privately.

And I was thinking, okay, man,

that makes total sense to me, man.

Especially when you know the work of Dr.

Elaine Ingham and a number of others out

there.

It just doesn't make sense to me to

grow this stuff in an inert medium.

If it's that power-packed,

In an inert medium,

what is it going to do if I

put it in soil with biocomplete compost?

And folks, I'm telling you what,

that stuff is G'd up from the feet

up, I'm here to tell you.

Thanks, everybody,

for putting that in the chat for me.

Yeah,

that's a six-letter word for anybody who's

looking.

That's the one I can't say.

Anyway, back to the microgreens.

I was thinking while the carrots are

coming up,

Why couldn't I put something fast-acting

out there,

especially at this time where people are

absolutely all over the preparedness

bandwagon right now?

And you should be.

You absolutely should be.

I probably freaked out a bunch of people

at the Mountain Readiness Festival this

last week because I didn't hold back when

I was speaking.

at least not with the presentation with dr

will i told them exactly what we're facing

and what you ought to be doing about

it and so many people were saying well

how do i do this stuff in a

clandestine way well don't worry hold on

i'm going to give you that video but

right now i'm going to give you the

audio version of it so while those carrots

are growing up and you just got bare

soil out there you know if you're doing

that sort of thing why not put micro

greens out there

I'm dead serious.

They grow.

They're ready to eat in about a week.

I mean,

that's how these are actually a little bit

longer than that,

but they're ready to rock and roll in

a week.

You can go ahead and clip them off.

Some of them are going to regrow.

Some of them not.

And you know what?

The seeds are so cheap when you buy

them about a twenty pound bag.

You know, I mean,

it's really not that it's not a big

deal at all.

So you never have to buy lettuce if

you want to grow lettuce in another place.

OK, that's fine.

Oh, thank you for the five bucks brands.

You break bread.

I won't fake dead.

um anyway so grow your micro greens out

there they're nutrient dense like anything

better than anything you could ever dream

of finding out there especially if you

grow it in something other than some inert

medium up in your closet now if you

have to do it that way knock yourself

out but i'll tell you what these ones

out here on another level you can't even

buy these i mean because nearly everybody

that's growing them

is growing them in an inert medium.

But here's what you're doing in the

meantime.

So you're covering up that bare ground

between those carrots.

And you could use any number of other

things,

but I'm just using carrots as an example.

It's acting as something of a cover crop.

So you've got these plants.

No matter what the plant is,

it's putting sugars down into the roots in

the form of what we call exudates.

which is basically a shopping list for the

bacteria and the fungi to go out there

and get the things this plant needs to

thrive.

It is like a self-licking ice cream cone

when you know how this stuff works.

So the bacteria and the fungi,

they bring back the stuff they get eaten

by the nematodes, the protozoa,

all these other things.

And when they...

You know,

they defecate into the soil in a good

way.

It's now bioavailable for your plants to

take it up.

So not only is it a benefit to

the carrots out there,

it's also a benefit to the soil in

general.

So don't leave it bare, y'all.

Plant something that's fast growing that

you could eat right now.

Or if in a bind, I mean,

go in there and look at what you're

going to pay for microgreens in the store.

Just a little throwaway cup of them.

I mean, they want ten bucks for those.

And they were grown in a sterile medium.

So I think everybody's starting to get the

point, but just hang loose.

Hopefully I can get that video done

tomorrow.

I really,

really want to get that done because it's

actually going to cover a bunch of things

all at the same time.

Like, Hey,

not only am I feeding myself before,

you know, the carrots, which I really,

really want when they're ready.

Okay.

I'll take them out to a mix them

with the micro greens,

have an awesome salad.

But in the meantime, man,

I'm putting all the greens on the table

that I could possibly,

I got so many of them growing out

here.

Y'all.

I couldn't possibly eat it.

I could probably feed ten people on what

I got out here.

And OK, let's say you clip those off.

OK, replace it.

Put more in.

Put more in.

OK, there's no reason you can't do that.

Just stay on top of it with the

water and you'll be off and running.

OK, I've also done the same exact thing.

I wanted to try this experiment with

potatoes.

And part of the reason,

and it's also part of the reason for

the carrots,

not only am I getting a fast food

source that can be ready in a week

or two at the most,

not only do I have a fast food

source that's ready to rock and roll out

there, here's also the best part about it.

It's also a way to hide some of

the other things that you don't want seen

out there.

I could take those same microgreens,

put them down in the soil,

and in between potatoes,

and I'm doing it right now.

And

To the average passerby,

they would not even know that you had

potatoes out there.

They wouldn't know that everything in that

bed, now I'm using raised beds,

but you can imagine if this were like

at a patch on the side of the

house or some other place,

people would almost certainly walk by this

stuff and not even know that you had

tons and tons of food.

I'm going to prove it to you, y'all.

And it's working like,

and you can do the very same thing.

You can sit here and clip this stuff

off,

make yourself a salad while the potatoes

are growing.

And no,

there's not a competition for soil.

There's a competition for life.

If you doubt me,

go look out in any forest.

Okay.

Nobody's doing any pruning out there.

Nobody's caring about anything.

And guess what?

The good Lord has it on autopilot.

So that's exactly what we do in

permaculture.

We find what's happening in zone five or

wilderness or nature or whatever you

choose to call it.

and then we take it home and say

well how could i apply this into my

food forest how can i apply this into

my garden how can i apply this in

every single part of my in my pastures

even because it's kind of it's a it's

a micro version of what you see out

there in the macro that's all we're doing

y'all and i'm telling you what every step

you take towards nature you're going to

get about ten of them right back to

you so anyway doing that with the potatoes

You could do it with any number of

other things.

As far as clandestine gardens,

for all the people that were hitting me

up,

I can't even tell you how many people

hit me up about that very same thing.

I mean, think about sweet potatoes.

I mean,

most people are going to think that's just

a vine just growing everywhere.

They don't know that that's edible.

They have no idea.

You could plant the sweet potatoes out

there.

Don't put them necessarily in lines and

rows.

And don't worry about taking back the

slips.

Just go ahead and let it go wild.

And then when it's time to get them,

you get them.

Most people would walk by that,

especially if you could disguise it with

something else nearby.

Look, folks,

you know why soldiers wear camouflage?

It's not to make them hidden.

It's to aid in that sort of thing.

They wear camouflage to break up the

pattern.

You see,

nothing in nature grows in straight lines.

And that's why when you look at camouflage

on a uniform, when it's done right,

there's no pattern there.

There shouldn't be because there are none

in nature.

That's exactly why soldiers wear

camouflage and why, you know,

soldiers or snipers wear ghillie suits.

the whole exact thing i mean you're just

taking we're taking what we see in nature

and we're gonna you know there's nothing

in lines and rows out there so who

says your garden has to be that way

maybe do it like a snake pattern through

there and then put micro greens in between

it you can keep it straight if you

want to but you'll find out the more

edge you make the more life you make

that's called the edge effect y'all and

you can do that in your gardens

You ever notice why wherever your fence

line is,

there's always things that are growing up

like crazier than everywhere else?

It's called the edge effect.

They get the benefit of two different

mediums,

whether it's the land to an edge of

water or whether it's your fence line to

the edge on either side.

It's capturing energy from every medium

around it instead of just one.

It's called the edge effect.

And you can use that in your gardens.

You can use that in your food forest.

You can do it everywhere, y'all.

And all we're doing is taking a page

out of nature and putting it right back

into our gardens and our, you know,

our food forest and all that kind of

stuff.

So other things we got going on around

here.

Yeah.

I was out there watching my,

we put up a little kiddie pool out

here, watch the grand baby swim.

And she's just a little sweetie y'all.

And you know,

and then of course I look up and

I see what's happening in the sky and

I'm thinking, Oh my goodness, man,

this is just absolutely infuriating.

I mean,

I'm sitting here looking at my grand baby

who I love desperately.

And at the same time I'm seeing them

spray this junk over her.

And I, I,

I have very little to do about it,

at least at the present moment.

So, yeah,

I'm going to be hopefully getting a device

in before too long.

Highly touted.

And I know some folks, one in particular,

that's using this thing.

And I'll let you know if it works.

If it doesn't,

I'll let you know that too.

Before I have anybody go out there and

spend money on these things,

I'm going to test this thing thoroughly.

So, yeah,

I got to talk about mountain readiness,

y'all.

Once again, the best festival, homestead,

preparedness, all of it, all of the above.

And it's the best thing that nobody seems

to know about.

I mean,

it's not a big crowd out there,

which is fine with me.

Um,

I would love to see more people over

there and checking it out, folks.

I'm telling you,

I've never seen a collection of incredible

instructors as they have out there and

classes that you're not going to get

anywhere else.

Like, uh, William spent, Oh,

what was the other thing?

Saturday night doing night driving and

night vision goggles.

They had that class out there.

Find another one doing that one today.

He was out here, um,

They were doing a shooting class.

It's like live fire demo stuff.

I mean, there's so many things out there.

They had like a ladies only rifle course.

I mean,

there's so many awesome things out there.

And one of the things I'm going to

try,

I don't know how well this is going

to work out,

but you have former Green Berets out

there, like Vietnam era Green Berets.

These guys are unbelievable.

You know, you got Charlie Williams,

you got Sula Rue,

and they were teaching another tracking

class out there.

I mean,

some of the best in the world, y'all.

And you have access to these people out

there.

So if anybody is interested,

and it doesn't matter, a guy or girl,

I think if you have children,

I think they're going to need to be

over the age of sixteen or so.

But if you're interested in doing like a

three day man tracking course,

you know,

email me at billy at permapasturesfarm.com

and let me know whether or not you're

interested.

There may be an opportunity for a class

coming up.

And, you know, these,

I'm going to try to put it together,

but we only want serious people out there.

I'm not saying you got to be,

you know, the perfect model of,

you got to be in like

you know,

tip top shape or anything like that.

But I mean,

people that are there to actually get the

training, not there.

And it's probably going to be about five

hundred bucks a piece, I think.

Still trying to iron that down.

But if anybody's interested, let me know,

because we're going to have to put some

people together in order to get that five

hundred dollar price break.

Like I said,

these guys are highly sought after,

have trained people all over the world.

And, you know,

we want to get this knowledge from these

aging veterans,

especially from the Vietnam era,

because a lot of these guys are,

you know, a lot of them are dropping.

And we've got to get this knowledge out

there and widely dispersed to as many

people as possible.

So if anybody's used to that or interested

in that, like I said,

go ahead and email me.

But fantastic, y'all.

Mountain Readiness,

you don't want to miss that.

So I guess after that thing with Logan,

a lot of people were hitting me up

about El Salvador.

Like, why do you keep going down there?

Look, dude,

this is twice in about a month and

a half.

Yeah.

Well, since the end of February,

I'm going back.

And folks,

there are some things I'm looking at,

some things I'm checking out,

people I'm talking to.

And I'm not going to get into a

whole lot of it right now.

I know there was a lot of interest

out there.

But folks,

I'll just put it to you this way.

When we were down there,

Michelle wears reading glasses.

And inside of a week and a half,

she no longer needed them.

Dead serious.

No longer needed them.

I'm out there running sprints.

I'm fifty five years old, y'all.

And I'm jogging for an hour every day,

every day on the beach, barefoot,

jogging for an hour.

And then after I'm done with that,

doing ten one hundred yard sprints on the

beach and I feel zero pain the next

day.

I mean,

I'm pushing myself as hard as I possibly

can.

Felt zero pain the following day.

Okay.

And then we get back, get back.

And inside of two weeks,

Michelle's got to put the reading glasses

back on.

So whether it's looking for something

where we spend time there, you know,

on a part-time basis and, you know,

create maybe a farm,

a healing retreat slash permaculture

design course,

all of it under one umbrella,

who knows what it really looks like,

but there's a number of very interested

people out there that I'm going to,

you know, down there anyway,

that are interested in the work that we

do.

And maybe there's a way to help them

out and also, you know,

have an opportunity to go down there,

folks.

If you,

to go back to the chemtrail thing and

all the other things, look,

what they're doing to us up here is

absolutely criminal and we pay them for it

through our taxes.

This is more than I'm willing to bear

in so many different ways, y'all.

I'm so sick and tired of it because

I love this country.

I love what it used to stand for.

I love what this country used to be.

And now it seems like we're doing in

two hundred and fifty years what it took

the Romans two millennia to do.

So, yes,

I'm out here looking at some other options

here.

Not saying that I'm going to pull a

pin and just drop everything because,

you know,

if the good Lord doesn't give me the

unction to do it, then, you know,

that's the end of it.

But anyway,

I'm down here looking at some serious

stuff and some serious people want to talk

to us.

So that's exactly, I mean, for the people,

that's all I can give you right now.

I'm not going to go into any detail

because I really don't know where this

might lead.

So I'm doing my due diligence and I'm

checking things out.

And honestly,

I'm just anxious to be able to find

a place where my family can heal and

from all the junk they're doing to us

up here.

And there's stuff that's,

I'm not going to get into it right

now, but maybe we'll go into it later.

But anyway, um, yeah, that's going to be,

I'll be kicking off there here before too

long.

Um,

But anyway, folks,

I just want to let you know, look,

I'm not trying to bring it down to

a grim note.

I want everybody to be acutely aware of

what's going on here.

My wife is coughing every single day

profusely.

Now,

there are some countermeasures that we

have that seem to be helping.

Not enough.

And it's every single time they're

spraying this junk.

And it only happens here.

Now,

my nearest neighbor is a quarter of a

mile away,

so it's not like their Wi-Fi is messing

us up here.

We are very careful and doing everything

the best we can,

and I'm sick and tired of being poisoned

by my own government.

I'm sick of it.

I'm absolutely sick and tired of it.

And then I go to a place,

you know,

in Central America down there for two

weeks and I don't see a single chemtrail.

And then find out that once they had

one from one of the expats told me

they saw one five years ago.

And practically the whole country turned

upside down five years ago because they

saw one chemtrail.

We see them every day, everywhere here.

And nobody seems to care.

That's why this place truly is the United

States of amnesia.

But folks,

we better wake up real quick because of

the moves that are being made right now.

I'm not going to spend a lot of

time on this,

but I want you to think about what's

happening right now in the Gulf of Tonkin.

Okay, that was a slip.

Not Gulf of Tonkin, the Strait of Hormuz,

which might very well turn into the Gulf

of Tonkin based on the latest...

The latest happenings that are happening,

you know, through our government.

So basically,

I guess we're going to escort ships in

and out of there.

Huh?

What are we?

We are looking for a Gulf.

For those that don't know,

that's allegedly what began the Civil War.

Yeah.

And you might find it interesting that the

lead singer for the Doors,

his dad was the guy basically that was

in charge of that naval fleet over there.

Hmm.

How about that?

Jim Morrison's dad.

Anyway,

it looks like part two is happening over

there.

You know,

they're talking about shutting down the

Straits of Malacca.

This thing does not appear to be getting

better anytime soon.

And I hate to tell you all this,

but we're the bad guys.

Nobody wants to hear this.

And it pains me to say it.

But right now, I mean,

from judging from where I'm standing,

it doesn't look like we're the good guys

in this thing.

I often wondered, well,

I guess I won't go there,

but I'm just saying, y'all,

there's a reason why I'm talking about a

whole lot of preparedness right now,

because I have both feet in this arena.

There's information I know that I'm not

willing to share at this point.

I will as it becomes a little more

relevant, but the bottom line is,

just like COVID was a population reduction

scheme,

Yeah, it was.

And whether you know that or not,

and I lose people over this every time

I talk about it, I don't care.

I am beyond caring.

I'm not going to bite my tongue and

hold back the truth and then later on

regret.

Have anybody ever come up to me and

say, oh,

they're upset with me because I didn't

give them the whole truth?

Well, first of all, I've worked

Twelve to fourteen to sixteen hours a day.

And I'm still able to be aware of

these things.

So I know people that only work eight

hours a day,

if not and even that if they even

work that much and they have no idea

what's even happening in this world and

don't want to know.

OK, for those people,

I got nothing to say to you.

I mean,

may your chain set lightly upon you,

as Sam Adams put it during the revolution.

You know,

may history forget that you were ever our

countrymen and may your chain set lightly

upon you is exactly how I put it.

Um, if you don't want to know, then,

you know,

I hope you enjoy your time at the

bottom of Plato's cave.

But for those that are interested, look,

y'all, you better stand up,

get loose or get lost because it is

starting to get real in a big way.

And America is sleepwalking through this

whole thing.

Yeah,

you think the Straits of Hormuz is not

going to affect you outside of the gas

prices?

Well, just hang on a minute.

It's going to affect you a lot worse.

And judging by everything I see going on

right now, it's about to escalate.

I mean, just ask yourself, what if?

Because there's already been overtures of

what could happen at the Panama Canal.

I think it's the Bridge of the Americas

that goes across that panel.

Just think about it.

If that bridge falls,

that whole canal shut down.

Do you know what that means?

Straits of Malacca.

I mean,

there's more traffic going through there.

I think ten times more traffic there than

in the Panama Canal.

And all of these choke points seem to

be intentionally being shut down right

now.

Now,

you can get more information from

extraordinary experts.

I mean,

prognosticators like Michael Yan that have

been calling this thing with incredible

precision for years now.

You can listen to people like him and

a number of others out there that are

actually, you know,

Colonel Douglas McGregor, Matt Bracken.

There's a number of people out there that

have been getting it right for the longest

time.

So if their track record has been

extraordinary up until now,

then it leads me to believe that they

might actually,

especially when they all agree and they're

not coordinating with one another.

I'm not saying this to make you afraid,

folks.

I'm saying this to get the foot in

your butt to get out there and start

growing some doggone food.

And I don't care if you own the

land.

yeah well you know so many people still

come up to me and say well i

don't have enough land look i don't care

if you live in an apartment go find

some land there's land all around you that

nobody's using and you can gorilla garden

there if you have to you can get

it done um

the only thing holding anybody back is

really your imagination look y'all i mean

i got the resources to do it but

you know why is it years ago because

i saw this coming did we come out

with the chicken tractor on steroids you

know where you feed basically all the

chickens create all the compost you could

ever need create all the eggs and all

the meat all in one system

Why do you think we talked about that?

And I thought for sure when we started

going on about it that people would fall

over themselves to try to do it because

you're taking waste streams and turning it

into some of the best groceries you're

ever going to find out there.

And very few, if any,

have ever done anything about it.

There's been a few, but by and large,

most people haven't.

And this is a system that's like a

self-licking ice cream cone.

You know, other things, you know,

you're ruminant.

Okay, if you run them right,

Same thing.

You don't really need much outside of just

grass or stockpiling grass.

So you don't have to get a whole

lot of hay in the winter.

Same thing with cows.

It's the same thing as, you know,

your other ruminants.

How about the pigs?

That was the only thing we spent money

for.

And really,

we made money on the deal if we

wanted.

That was twenty one cents a pound.

Twenty one cents a pound for the pork

that we raised.

I'm still eating pork that has a date

on it.

Twenty twenty two.

So I'm dead serious.

That's why I haven't done pigs lately,

because we still got we got eight freezers

plumb full out there.

And folks,

we didn't spend all we didn't spend

hardly, if anything,

very little money to do this.

I thought this thing was going to jump

off a lot quicker than it did,

but here it is.

We see the wheel starting to come off

right now, folks,

and you better get your poop in a

group if you know what I'm talking about.

And if you're looking for fixed news or

MSNBC or CNN to tell you the truth,

well,

you're going to keep waiting a while,

nephew, because I got news for you.

These people, I'll put it this way.

If you didn't get the memo on the

COVID shot, you ain't part of the club.

You dig?

And there's a whole lot of people that

think they're part of the club and they

aren't.

Yeah.

Unless you got some off-grid place along

with the ultra wealthy,

you're in the boat just like the rest

of us all.

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Anybody that saw me out of mountain

readiness,

you saw that thing on my wrist or

at least hopefully you could over that

hoodie I was wearing.

But of course,

it was it was a lot colder than

it should have been out there because,

of course,

they were spraying the daylights out of us

and you couldn't even see the sun.

all right so let's get into some of

this good news all right so isometrics

twice a week this exercise has found a

lower blood pressure more effectively than

medication so what does that look like i

mean it's basically like leaning up

against a wall um that's one way to

go about it you know you could be

in like a push-up stance that's another

way there's another where you could be on

your elbows doing the very same thing so

it's something that is a static resistance

kind of training that you can do

No matter where you are,

maybe you work in an office.

That's why I'm kind of bringing that up.

Let's say you got a chair with little

armrests on it.

Okay,

maybe you can just kind of hold yourself

there for a minute.

There's a whole gang of people out there,

a whole cadre of people that are talking

about ways in which you can exercise right

there at work.

So just keep that in mind.

All right, another good news story.

Magnesium's hidden power,

how this simple mineral reshapes the gut

to fight cancer.

The big C. Anyway.

Shoot,

hopefully they don't bust me off for that

one.

Anyway, that's how the article went.

In a nutshell, y'all,

our soils are so flipping depleted right

now for the most part.

They're so depleted that you can't get it

through your food for the most part.

You really can't.

Even in some of the magnesium-rich kind of

stuff, you just can't get it.

So that's another reason why I'm going

back to saying, hey,

if you grow your stuff...

If you have stuff growing there in

biocomplete compost,

if you have your stuff growing out there

in awesome soil,

it's going to move the needle in a

big way.

Now, as far as supplements go,

I'm not going to get into that.

But as far as supplements go,

I've heard a lot of great things about...

Oh, shoot.

What is it called?

Man,

I can't even think of the name right

now.

But anyway,

there's one supplement I've heard out

there that is really, really good.

And I've been known to use it from

time to time.

But yeah,

you're not going to get most of it.

You're not going to get most of what

you need through your food because our

soils are so flip and depleted.

But that's where I remember what I was

saying about the micro greens.

I haven't done a test on it,

but I'll bet you tend to one that

the stuff I'm producing is far,

far more rich than

in things that are available to you than

anything you can ever hope to buy from

a store that grew it in a sterile

medium.

So anyway,

I probably don't want to say too much

more about there,

but there has been some extraordinary

recoveries dealing with the big C,

that six-letter word that I'm not allowed

to say.

And then finally,

here's the last good news story.

It may not seem that way at first,

but it is moving in the right direction.

So this poll shows that sixty percent of

France sees population replacements by

non-Europeans.

Finally, you got that figured out.

I had an Irish guy on this program

a while back.

I need to get him back on and

talk about what's going on.

But he was afraid to actually say publicly

what he said to me privately.

I mean, he came out a little bit,

but he really laid it down about how

bad it is.

with the people there regarding this

immigration that they're bringing from

Africa and all over the place.

And it's not even African's fault, man.

This is all being set up on purpose.

They're trying to destabilize all of

Europe, all of the United States.

And now they're saying sixty percent of

the regular French people are saying, OK,

now we see it.

Sixty percent.

I'm like, what took you all so long,

man?

You finally got around to it.

Um, same thing that's going on right now.

In fact,

it was Michael Yan that was talking about

a report not long ago.

Pretty sure it was Michael Yan talking

about how, believe it or not, y'all,

despite what you're hearing from this

current administration,

the numbers show that there were more

people deported under Obama than what we

see under the current administration.

i'm folks y'all i'm not a political for

the ones that are going to say oh

what are you a commie no i hate

them equally both parties okay i'm not a

uh republican democrat i'm not any of

those things i'm a political atheist i

disavow all of them because they're all

scum and they're all working together just

read carol quigley's tragedy and hoping

you'll find out that it's written there

right in black and white it was bill

clinton's mentor

right there in black and white,

that what they want to do is create

the illusion of choice.

Meanwhile,

both parties are working for the same

interests.

And if you haven't figured that out yet,

I don't know what to tell you.

Go back to watching Fox News and think

they're fair and balanced.

I actually had a boomer come up and

tell me that once.

And it was recent.

It was like, yeah, I watch.

I said, well,

where do you get your news?

Oh man, I get it from Fox news,

man.

They're fair and balanced.

I'm like, okay,

I got nothing else to say to you,

bro.

If that, if that's what you think,

I mean,

may your chain sit lightly upon you.

I mean,

that's usually meant to be a curse,

I think.

But in that particular case,

it was ignorance.

And I really don't know what to do

with it at this point.

All right, y'all.

With that said,

we're going to go to my man,

Eric Sider.

Hey,

Eric Sider here with your PimpCast tip of

the day.

Today's tip, same story, different day.

It's hard to know what will move the

needle these days.

The most critical information seems to get

the least attention.

Practical everyday solutions can feel

pointless in context.

This is a bit of lighthearted fun that

has serious undertones and connections to

the problems of the day and why

permaculture is the only solution.

The following are the lyrics to the song

Nine to Five written by Dolly Parton in

nineteen eighty.

Tumble out of bed and I stumble to

the kitchen.

Pour myself a cup of ambition.

And yawn and stretch and try to come

to life.

Jump in the shower and the blood starts

pumping.

Out on the street,

the traffic starts jumping.

With folks like me on the job from

nine to five.

Working nine to five.

What a way to make a living.

Barely getting by,

it's all taking and no giving.

They just use your mind and they never

give you credit.

It's enough to drive you crazy if you

let it.

Nine to five for service and devotion.

You would think that I would deserve a

fair promotion.

Want to move ahead,

but the boss won't see me.

I swear sometimes that man is out to

get me.

They let you dream just to watch him

shatter.

You're just a step on the boss man's

ladder.

But you've got dreams he'll never take

away in the same boat with a lot

of your friends waiting for the day your

ship will come in and the tide's going

to turn and it's going to roll your

way.

Nine to five.

They got you where they want you.

There's a better life and you think about

it, don't you?

It's a rich man's game,

no matter what they call it.

And you spend your life putting money in

his wallet.

You can find me on YouTube and Instagram

at Eric Sider.

If you're in need of Permaculture

t-shirts,

the official pimp gear of this pimp cast,

or remote Permaculture consultation and

design, head over to ericsider.com.

And for those in the Sacramento area,

come check out my Permaculture community

group, permaculturefairoaks.org.

that's my dog right there boy he he

came out of left field with that one

because i didn't see it coming you know

i i remember that song back in the

eighties when i was a kid and um

you know i never really thought about the

lyrics until he brought it out right there

and boy when you when you kind of

say it in more of a prose poetry

kind of style

Boy,

it really kind of says it all right

there.

I mean, that's exactly how it rolls down.

I mean,

even the rapper Mortal Technique had his

more crass version, I guess,

of that kind of song where it was

like nine to five.

You know, I can't remember on the subway,

nine to five,

nonstop and people coming home after

corporate share cropping.

And that's exactly where they want us.

I mean,

that's exactly what we try to do or

to try to avoid and try to help

people get out of.

And even if you find yourself there,

folks, because I was there too,

just like so many others out there and

everybody's,

I can't even tell you actually this

weekend, how many people ask me,

how do I make the transition?

How do I get out?

Um, and what we did,

we came up with a plan just go

sideways here a little bit.

Um, we came up with a plan where,

um,

When I say we scaled down, folks,

it was three adults and three dogs in

three hundred square feet.

OK, that's what I'm talking about,

like squaring down.

And of course, you know,

being an industrial electrician, you know,

it's feast or famine.

But when you're able to make money,

you can make it.

And I stayed on the road.

I spent a lot of time away from

my family just so we could nest egg

enough money to a first get Michelle out

of the matrix.

That was number one.

Then we get William out of the matrix.

And then, of course,

I pick up the rear.

So how did we do it?

I mean, that was it.

That's probably a whole podcast that we

really ought to do in and of itself.

But in a nutshell,

that was the plan we came up with.

Okay, we're going to eat what we grow.

We're going to not spend,

there won't be any frivolous spending.

Won't be any, you know,

when we finally realized that what they

tell you is the American dream is really

a nightmare.

Then all of a sudden it was all

the,

it wasn't with the expectation that

everything's going to fall apart.

But I will say that, oh, wait,

really put an exclamation point on it.

In oh eight and oh nine, folks,

I couldn't find a job anywhere.

And I promised myself that if I ever

got back on my feet again, I mean,

it was tough.

The only jobs available to me were in

developing countries like third world war

zones and stuff.

And I was like,

if I ever get back on my feet

again,

I will never find myself back in this

position again.

And that's exactly what we've lived by the

entire time.

And the whole family did it along with

me.

So if you got one person in your

family, I mean,

if your spouse is kind of comfortable at

the bottom of Plato's cave,

it's going to be tough.

maybe even impossible to a certain extent

but um you know the good lord has

blessed us greatly so yeah maybe i'll have

to do a show about that in the

future how you know how we did it

because i don't i don't think i talk

about it enough because so many people

were asking about it out there all right

you also uh oh one more thing i

want to say from eric he sent me

this thing from sixty minutes that came

out last night and um

I checked it out.

It was a segment about Hurricane Helene

and all the other disasters that go on.

But the slant that they had on it,

it was like white supremacists are out

here doing.

And of course,

they got some idiot cop somewhere in North

Carolina saying, yeah,

these people were a real problem.

In fairness,

they probably edited the living daylights

out of that thing.

But anyway,

he said some stuff that he should be

ashamed for.

Um, no.

Yeah.

You had people out here,

but there weren't buying.

The problem was not the militias.

The problem was the government during that

whole thing.

I know because I live here and anyway,

what I'm seeing and I'm good at noticing

patterns that all of a sudden on the

same day, you know, today,

actually that sixty minutes thing came

out, I think last night.

And then today,

what do I hear across NPR?

The very same story.

The very same story unfolding across NPR.

I'm like, okay, hold on to your hat.

This is foreshadowing.

I don't know if now or next week

or next month or whatever the case may

be, but they're basically doing shows.

When they're doing cover shows like that

to basically...

Tell everybody, well,

it's not the government.

This is just natural.

Look, I can tell you right now,

there was nothing natural about Helene.

Absolutely nothing.

And by and large,

most people couldn't care less.

And I'm talking about the people that live

here.

So anyway, folks,

this is another little data point that

Eric pointed out to me yesterday.

Watched it today.

And then same day,

they're talking about this.

It's not like an anniversary or nothing.

I'm hearing NPR doing the same exact

story.

What's the odds of that?

So put that in your pipe and smoke

it.

So hold on to your hat.

Who even knows?

And then, of course, the U.S.

Geological Survey came out the other day

talking about how there's record numbers

of rare earth minerals all in these

mountains, lithium chief among them.

and a number of other things out here

that they need so they don't need China

anymore.

But, of course,

they'll probably do whatever to these

people living up in these hills because

they really don't care about us.

They're our government,

and they might as well be a breakaway

civilization as far as I'm concerned.

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All right.

So let me get into this latest one.

I mentioned a moment ago while I was

talking about that EMP shield that I've

been a journeyman electrician,

an IBEW journeyman electrician,

local one twenty four Kansas City.

I've been doing that for almost thirty

years now.

I haven't had my tools on,

but it's like riding a bike.

You know, I didn't exactly forget it.

You know,

not when you do it for that long.

Yeah,

but I haven't had my tools on for

a while,

but I still keep in contact with a

lot of guys in the trade.

And as of late,

when I say as of late,

I'm talking over the last five years.

Folks,

do you have any idea how many job

offers,

how many times people have called me up

saying, hey, bro, you got to come out,

put your tools on.

They're paying ten bucks above scale.

They're throwing Padilla on top of it.

They're even buying us lunch every day.

And guess where all those places are?

Guess what?

Every last one of them are data centers.

Every last one of them are data centers.

Now I'm going to tell a story about

two Ryans today.

Both of these guys I know and they're

friends of mine.

I've known them a long time.

In fact,

I even went through the apprenticeship

with the other,

I won't say their last names because I

don't want to get these guys in trouble,

especially since both of them are in

supervisory positions.

One of them at a powerhouse and the

other one for a massive,

he's an engineer at a massive contracting

company.

And I'm not going to say the name

of it, but he's like,

if not at the top,

pretty close to the top.

And if I mentioned their names,

you probably know who it is.

So a while back,

One of them,

I spoke to one of them,

and he was, well,

the guy at the powerhouse,

and he was saying, hey, Billy,

you want to come?

Hey, we got spots open at this powerhouse.

You want to come here?

And I'm like, absolutely not, man.

I love what I'm doing right now,

but he's like, dude,

this is the kind of money they're paying.

Folks,

I'm talking life-changing money for most

people, okay?

And it's easy work.

It's maintenance work.

It's, you know,

biscuits and gravy kind of work for an

industrial electrician.

Not difficult, right?

Most people will fall over themselves and

he couldn't believe I just categorically

said, absolutely not.

He's like, you'd rather be a farmer.

I'm like, absolutely, man.

So anyway, the other Ryan,

he works for that company and he's a

chief engineer out there and he's building

these data centers.

He's designing these data centers.

So

Let me just kick that off right there

with that.

So I know these guys,

and I know them very well,

and I know scores and scores and scores

of electricians.

In fact,

I mentioned in that last Front Porch talk

that the last probably, I don't know,

ten years of my career,

I did nothing for the most part but

data centers.

I mean, definitely for the last five,

but I mean, almost certainly...

Prior to that, man,

over the last fifteen years, really,

I can't even tell you how many data

centers I've personally worked on.

And I knew while I was doing it,

I was building my own prison.

But here I was trying to escape the

matrix all at the same time.

But I want you to consider that data

centers don't grow food,

but they consume massive.

And I know a lot of folks know

this, but I'm going to more detail.

They consume massive amounts of water and

power.

Every gallon and kilowatt,

they take away available,

that could be available for agriculture,

okay?

Certainly for the communities around

there.

Now,

let me talk about that water because I'm

going to go to the Ryan I talked

about regarding, you know, the power,

not the powerhouse, but the, man,

why do they both have to be named

Ryan?

Anyway,

the guy working as an engineer designing

these powerhouses, he told me,

This was crazy.

He said, you know, I said, dude,

why are they not recycling?

I wanted to get more information on this.

I said,

why are they not recycling this water?

He says, bro,

I'm asking the same question.

Um, if you look at most powerhouses,

especially nuclear powerhouses,

or a lot of coal fire powerhouses that

I've worked over the year,

they're all located by rivers or some big

body of water, nearly all of them.

And there's a reason for that.

Now,

why wouldn't you situate a data center?

If all you're going to do is run

that water through.

Cool off whatever it is and then put

it right back in the river like they

do in a lot of these powerhouses.

Why wouldn't you do that?

But they don't.

They're taking this water from

municipalities.

They're taking them from wells,

from aquifers, all over.

So I asked Ryan, I said,

why are they doing this?

He says, man, I have no idea.

We would love to design in something like

that that makes sense,

but they won't even hear of it.

I mean, it's just,

so why are they just taking this water,

polluting it when they have ways to not

pollute it

And then putting it, you know,

and just getting rid of it,

just dumping it somewhere.

Why are they doing this?

And he's like, trust me,

this guy is conspiratorially minded as

much as I am.

And he's like, dude, honestly,

I think they're just they really don't

care.

They want to use up the resources just

like we did, you know,

manifest destiny when we were killing the

buffalo to wipe out the Native Americans.

He says this is a modern version of

it, I think is how he put it.

So anyway, that's something to consider.

Now,

just cooling alone can drain millions of

gallons of water per day.

I mean, folks,

there was a big story years ago about

one in Blufftail, Utah,

where they had all the computing power

they need.

And still, nobody cares.

But check this out.

Meanwhile,

farmers are being told to cut back on

irrigation during droughts.

But that doesn't apply to these data

centers.

Folks, ask yourself,

why do they keep building and building and

building these data centers when they have

more than enough processing power,

more than enough storage capacity in what

they've had ten years ago?

There's a reason for it.

And it comes back to the total control

grid that I think they're about to drop

over those of us that remain.

And that's exactly what's going on.

But power prioritization has been shifting

really in so many different ways,

and they don't care that the people are

voting it down.

How many examples,

how many stories have you seen as of

late where the people come out there in

droves and they're out there with the

picket signs the whole nine yards and the

city council, local municipalities,

they all got their palms greased and they

don't care.

And they go out there and vote these

things in despite the people

overwhelmingly saying no.

And I got news for you folks.

When they tell you, oh,

look at all the jobs they're going to

create.

Yeah,

construction jobs in the beginning of it.

How many people do you think it takes

to maintain a data center?

That's what they don't tell you.

There's a skeleton crew running these

massive facilities over there.

Yeah,

you need a whole army out there to

put up the data center to begin with,

electricians, plumbers, pipe fitters,

you name it, all of us out there.

You need that initially,

and that's what they don't tell you.

Yeah,

it's going to create the jobs during the

construction phase.

When it's built, pack your bags,

hit the bricks,

because you ain't working here, okay?

They don't need people like you and me

out there for that sort of thing.

I mean...

And then here's where I get into the

other, Ryan,

because a single large data center can use

as much energy as a small town.

Now,

I can't tell you the name of the

powerhouse,

but I will say it's in the Kansas

City area.

That's all I'm going to tell you.

And I've worked on this powerhouse.

I won't say what it is because I

don't want to get this guy in a

bind.

Anyway,

the power usage from these data centers

that they're building all around that area

over there,

is consuming more than what the people

are.

I'm talking like the regular folks on the

street are.

And where do you think priority goes

should there be an issue?

Let's say it's an eight hundred megawatt

powerhouse and let's say they're getting

to the shady edge of what they can

do.

Do you think it goes to the citizens

or to the powerhouse?

Yeah, you named it the powerhouse.

Now, in some cases, in a few,

people are saying, well,

it's happening more than it is.

It's not.

They're saying, well, you know,

a lot of these powerhouses are creating

their own power generation.

Yeah, most of them aren't.

And most of them are getting it from

the grid.

And guess what?

When things go sideways,

you are not prioritized.

So when you get down to brass tacks,

farmers are being squeezed on both ends.

Higher input costs,

tighter resource restrictions,

and water permits, energy prices.

I mean, all this stuff.

I mean,

the regulations keep trending upward.

I mean,

this is not at all what any one

of us expected when Trump supposedly got

in the White House to look out for

the common man.

That's almost laughable at this point.

I mean, Maha has become Haha.

You dig?

That's exactly where we are right now.

But even with all that,

they get tax incentives and they favor big

time the data centers over the farmers.

I'm dead serious.

A farmer is not getting a get out

of jail free in terms of local taxes.

But you better believe those data centers

are because they come in there and lie

to everybody saying, oh,

it's going to create all these jobs.

And what they don't tell you is that,

like I said a moment ago, trust me,

y'all, I've been there at the start up.

In fact,

I've run a Cerner Corporation data center

myself.

I was the one in charge.

I was the one in charge of all

the electricians out there doing that

stuff.

I was the general foreman out there.

And I've been there on startup.

And I'm here to tell you that slowly

but surely,

everybody gets kicked off the job.

They go back to the hall or they

go to another job.

And then when you get down to brass

tacks,

they have a maintenance group that

basically does everything there.

I mean, it's that in a nutshell.

So, yeah, the tax incentives,

everything does not favor we the people.

So, folks,

as I said in that video the other

day, you can't eat data,

but you need to eat pretty much every

day.

I mean, for most of us,

the long-term consequences of prioritizing

tech over agriculture are

Look, they cannot be understated.

It is getting critical at this point.

And it's like,

I know everybody's overwhelmed.

Y'all look,

I'm not trying to add to your burden,

but you need to know what's happening.

And I come on here and I talk

about some of these things and I'm like,

man, do folks really want to hear this?

Look,

I'd rather be told the hard truth than

a velvet lie any day of the week.

Any day of the week,

I would rather know what the truth is

so I can adequately prepare for it than

be given this pie in the sky,

you know, whatever.

I want to know.

And I'm hoping a lot of you out

there want to know this very same thing.

But at the end of the day,

rural land is being transformed.

We're talking prime farmland in a lot of

these cases.

And it's being bought up and repurposed

for infrastructure that doesn't even

benefit you and me.

I'm dead serious.

I mean,

this is why I knew Trump was going

to be

The biggest disappointment in this second

term,

the second day he was in office where

he gave half a trillion dollars, half,

and that's T with a trillion with a

T,

half a trillion dollars to a bunch of

tech oligarchs from a country that's

already broke.

Half a trillion dollars, and I'm like,

that's the most important thing you need

to do right now?

Huh.

You can probably save that much by keeping

them from poisoning every last one of us

from the sky every day.

So, folks,

this comes down to survival or convenience

when you get down to brass tacks in

my book.

We better stand up and smell the

corruption or fall asleep drinking the

hemlock.

I mean,

I really ought to put that on the

shirt because really that's really what

it's coming down to.

And sadly, so many of us,

and I get it.

Look, folks,

I know it's all many of you can

do, all of us,

to just put gas in the car and

go from A to B. You know,

it's all most of us can do just

to try to keep our heads above water.

And they keep piling on, piling on,

piling on.

But I'm telling you right now,

if they got a data center that's going

up near your town,

you need to raise hell.

You need to tell them absolutely not,

because if they try to dangle that carrot

in front of you saying, you know, job,

job, job.

Yeah.

Construction workers,

most of which don't even come from your

town.

They're coming from everywhere but your

town in most cases.

They'll call somebody like me.

Like I said, folks,

you know this thing is crazy when I

was already making good money,

and now they're talking about, hey,

we're paying twenty bucks over scale.

Okay, so add sixty bucks an hour.

I don't know what scale is right now,

but let's say it's sixty bucks an hour,

and now you're going to pay me eighty

bucks an hour.

You're going to handle room and board and

all that.

Ryan, the engineer,

told me that it's gotten to the point

now that they're putting so much effort in

the break rooms for the construction

workers that it'd make your head spin.

They're cooking lunch for these guys now.

This is undreamed of.

Ask anybody that's ever worked in this

area.

You would never, I mean,

they barely wanted to give you a tent

to eat your lunch under much less an

entire break room that's with all the

bells and whistles.

And they're doing that now to try to

entice these workers,

these skilled workers to go from one job

to the next.

They're kicking twenty bucks over scale

while why wouldn't they be when the

government subsidizing it when Trump's

giving out half a trillion dollars.

So that eighty bucks an hour for straight

time, you work all the overtime you want.

So in certain places like my local, um,

You could be making time and a half

every single day,

double time on the weekends.

And sadly,

a lot of those guys and gals that

I know that are doing that guarantee every

last one of them got brand new trucks.

Guaranteed.

One hundred percent guaranteed.

That's where most of them are going to

spend most of their money instead of

saying, huh,

let me stack this cash and go get

myself a real piece of the American dream

that doesn't involve this.

I'm going a little bit sideways here,

but I think you'll get the point.

But anyway,

when they tell you the money's going to

stay in that community, I'm saying, okay,

make sure you ask them.

Yeah, I get that during construction.

But tell me how it stays in this

community when you guys are going to bring

in specialists that look after data

centers when it's all said and done.

No,

almost none of those jobs are going to

stay in your communities.

So folks,

I hope you're getting my drift here.

It's getting worse and worse every day,

how much we're losing, how many freedoms.

I mean, it would make you cry, honestly,

if I didn't have a sense of humor.

It's getting worse every single day,

and judging by the powers it shouldn't be,

it looks like they're doing everything

humanly possible to put even more nails

into the coffin of this country.

And you got flock camera going up after,

you know, place after place after place.

And keep in mind, y'all,

just so you know,

I hear there's a lot of little side

note that all these flock cameras they put

up.

I hear this, you know,

there's a lot of I don't know if

it's true or not,

but I have been told that there's a

whole lot of copper in there.

There's a whole lot of...

There's a little bit of silver in there

and a little bit of gold, I think,

in a lot of these flock cameras.

So, you know what?

There was a time,

I remember when copper was...

I remember it jumped from like fifty cents

a pound back in the what was it

mid to early two thousands.

I can't remember.

It was like maybe fifty cents a pound.

It went up to three bucks a pound.

Y'all,

I was out there running a low voltage

job and I got number eighteen wire under

lock and key and the bums jumped the

fence and stole the equivalent of

telephone wire.

when it was three bucks a pound.

So I can't imagine what some of these

hoopoe heads are going to do when they

find out some of these flock cameras got

a little bit of a golden silver and

a lot of copper in them.

You know,

I wonder what they're going to do when

they find that out.

So, Hey, just saying,

I'm not encouraging anybody to damage

property or anything like that,

but if it happens, I understand you dig.

All right, y'all.

I want to thank everybody that came in

live today.

Um,

I'm not sure what we're going to do

on Thursday.

I'm not sure if I'll be able to

broadcast from El Salvador.

I'm going to be in a different place.

We're just going to have to play it

by ear.

It might be next Thursday,

not this Thursday coming up,

but the one after that before I get

around to it.

Hopefully we can broadcast down there

because I want to kind of keep everybody,

especially in this audience,

especially in this family,

you know exactly what we have going on

down there and what we're finding.

I'm going to try to do that if

I possibly can.

All right, y'all.

Thank you so much.

And look, y'all, you know the deal, man.

Things are getting crazier and crazier

every day.

Until next time, stay alert, stay alive.

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From the smallest sprout.

The harmony begins.

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