In the dark, I play my dreams.
Firm approach,
it flows like sweet springs.
I'm the daddy, but the no, I'll see.
Green in the world,
like it's meant to be.
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Back to loving everything.
Bringing change, making it last.
Welcome to episode four seventy of the
Permaculture Pimpcast where pimp stands
for permaculture is my passion.
The only pimpcast on this earth that
discusses permaculture, preparedness,
practical living and sometimes
prostitutes.
Well,
good to be here with y'all on this
Thursday.
Man, where did this week go?
Oh, my goodness.
It must be lost in all the raindrops
out there.
All righty.
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And, folks,
you may be noticing when I have people
that come on with a medical bent,
I'm saving those interviews primarily only
for Rumble and also the PimpCast channel
that we have on YouTube,
if we still have that channel on YouTube.
So there's a reason for that.
And folks,
every single time we get somebody on here
that talks about anything of a medical
nature, bam,
we get a week or two weeks suspension.
I'm not even sure how many times they've
actually,
I'm surprised they even got a channel at
this point, to be honest with you,
because it's becoming that crazy.
And I also found out when I was
talking to Dr. Ruby, Dr. Jane Ruby,
I was on her show yesterday or the,
no, it was on Tuesday.
I was on her show,
but it went out on her Rumble channel.
I want to say yesterday.
And with some of the stuff she was
telling me, it made a bunch of different.
I mean, folks,
if you haven't listened to the interview I
did with Dr. Ruby, I'll have her back.
But you want to go check that out
because she quite literally knows where
all the bodies are buried.
And there ain't no way on earth I'd
ever get away with that interview on
YouTube.
So I highly suggest everybody check out at
least the audio thing or check it out.
But anyway,
a number of things that she told me
off the record made me realize all of
a sudden why I got booted off for
two weeks when I talked to Barbara
O'Neill, who, by the way,
is going to be at the Sovereign Health
Summit.
And also when I had Jonathan Otto on.
Also when I had the guy on talking
about certain seeds, apricot seeds.
I don't even know if I can say
that on here.
It's become that crazy, y'all.
Anyway,
talking to her gave me a better
understanding as to why I got booted every
time I talked to those people.
And what they brought up is a hundred
and eighty degrees out of phase.
And actually,
there's a number of other people that also
made it all come into view.
I'm hoping to be able to do a
show in the near future.
talking more specifically about why they
don't want you to know what some of
these people are bringing up.
And I mean, for crying out loud,
Barbara brought up an element on the
periodic table and what it might do to
help you.
But when you know about what's going on
with glyphosate and what it does to the
body and the things, remember folks,
glyphosate was used as an industrial
cleaner to remove bacteria
you know,
all those forever chemicals out there,
that's what it was meant to do.
So you got to start asking yourself,
what is it doing to the human body?
And you can kind of,
if you look through what Barbara said and
what Jonathan Otto said,
now all of a sudden it should all
come together because what they were
talking about was an antidote to a certain
extent to what
Yeah,
I better leave it right there because
they'll just go ahead and bomb me out
for that too.
I want to thank everybody in the house
as usual.
Man,
we got some of the usual suspects over
here.
Got Andy, Professor Raz, Andrea, Nancy.
Oh, yeah,
and I'm sure I'm missing a couple of
people in there.
But, hey,
glad to have you on board today.
I'm going to talk about some stuff that's
kind of important.
All right,
so my friends from Hacks from the
Homestead just showed up this week.
It was on Monday.
They're on a nationwide tour doing a
number of things, some of it really,
really cool.
They left that Kentucky Sustainable Living
thing and then, you know, came over here.
And they were off to another thing as
well.
But, man,
it's always a joy to be around old
friends because, you know,
they despise you for who you really are.
And so, you know,
it was cool to be able to hang
out with them for a day.
And you always, you know,
when you have friends by, man,
you always wish you had more time.
And it's like when you go to these
festivals.
It's exactly the same thing.
But anyway, yeah,
we were talking about some plans possibly
for the future if we can somehow stay
out of World War III.
And maybe we'll let everybody know about
that when the time is right.
All right,
so some other things going on around here.
Trying to do some weed eating, but folks,
we are being covered up with rain.
And I know a lot of people out
there right now would love to be in
my position because a lot of people are
in drought, especially out west.
And we are just getting covered up,
covered up, covered up.
I'm wondering now if the French Broad
River is jumping its banks.
So it's getting kind of crazy out here
with the rain,
but it's kind of putting a damper on
the weed eating situation.
When I'm done with the program here,
I'm hoping to get out there and get
at least, you know, some of it done.
And for those that are wondering,
I'm weed eating basically this Chinese
silvergrass that the government brought
in.
You know,
the government that loves you so much.
Yeah,
they brought it all in here and they
put it along the highways.
And where did it end up?
Out in every farmer's field.
And most of these guys and gals around
here have no idea what to do with
it.
Well,
we have an effective way of dealing with
it.
Michelle came up with it.
And, you know,
part of it does involve a little bit
of elbow work at first.
All right.
So other things out here,
we've got we harvested some of the
potatoes up here and Michelle's
immediately putting in other things.
I think she's going to try to get
more beans out of it.
And we're going to be doing a number
of other things out there.
So, yeah, we're making that transition.
We'll film it on there.
And, folks,
I'm going back to that same exact thing
I did before.
I mean, good night.
We just, we have, okay,
it's hot in the news right now.
Everybody's heard about this lettuce
that's coming up from Mexico and people
are getting sick left and right.
You want to know why they're getting sick?
Because in a lot of those fields down
there in Mexico,
the conditions are so Spartan that they
don't exactly have port-a-johns out there.
So people are doing what they do,
you know, their business out in the field.
And it's winding up on some of this
lettuce.
And people are getting sick.
Now, I've talked before.
You can go ahead and buy that stuff.
I mean,
you're crazy to buy that bag stuff.
I don't care where they say it came
from.
If you can avoid it at all,
avoid it.
Or you can do what I'm going to
do.
Now,
Michelle's planting two rows of beans out
here in one of these four by eight
beds.
You know what I'm going to do?
I'm going to do the same exact thing
I did last time.
And I'm going to do more videos about
it and show everybody what I'm talking
about.
Take some inexpensive micro green seeds
and put it in between the rows.
Now, as those beans are coming up,
the growth of those microgreens are
absolutely positively gonna outgrow
everything you could possibly put in
there, even weeds.
Those guys will come on like gangbusters.
Well, what do you do?
You give them a haircut,
make your salads out of that.
It's ten times more nutritious,
and Eric Sider even talked about it a
great deal.
Instead of doing it,
and I've said it before,
but I'll say it again for all the
new people,
instead of growing this stuff in this
inert medium,
Even in that position,
you're still getting something that's very
nutrient dense.
How much more nutrient dense do you think
it's going to be when it's growing in
my biocomplete compost?
See what I'm talking about?
I mean, you can't even compare the two.
So that's exactly what I'm going to do.
And I'm going to hopefully do a video
on that.
And I'm going to keep putting it out
there because honestly,
there's a reason why I'm doing the show
like I am today, folks.
And I'll come to that here in a
minute.
But we're all going to need some serious
ways.
to be able to put food on the
table that doesn't require going to the
store.
And plus,
it's going to be light years better for
you.
I am dead, dead serious about that.
So keep an eye out for that.
All right.
So let's see what else I got.
Oh, yeah.
So I had Dr. Will and Dr.
Presser on last night.
And of course,
that was not one that YouTube would
probably let slip by.
I don't know.
Maybe I did.
I put it on.
I don't know if I did it on
this channel or not.
I don't think I did.
It may have been on the PimpCast channel.
Anyway,
we're juggling so many balls out here when
it comes to these programs as to what
we can and can't say that sometimes it's
a little bit touch and go as to
whether or not I can get away with
it.
But anyway, I interviewed Dr.
Will and he had the numbers on that
device that I had from Dr. Presser.
And that DPE, Defense of Planet Earth,
that's what it is.
I got the DPE Agriculture X.
And I went ahead and bought the DPE
Shield, which is a larger model.
And the numbers that Dr.
Will pulled up after two months were
nothing short of astonishing.
Nothing short of astonishing.
If you haven't seen that,
I highly suggest you go back and do
it.
But one of the things I was talking
about during that program
was the pollinators are on steroids around
here, folks.
I don't even know how I can possibly
film it.
How do you film a bunch of pollinators
flying around?
I don't know.
I mean,
I don't know that the camera's even going
to pick it up or if it's going
to make sense.
But I've never seen anything like this.
When I say it's on another level, y'all,
I mean I've never seen anything like this,
and I don't see it anywhere else.
so that could be your canary in the
coal mine i mean the bees are so
incredibly productive right now michelle
had to throw more supers on top of
them so those guys are off and running
i'll be putting on some pollen man it's
a double-edged sword to do it but i'm
going to start collecting their pollen
hopefully if i get a day where it's
not raining i'll put those pollen traps on
the front of these hives and start
catching their pollen on the way in that
is my multivitamin y'all
And it's part of the protocol that I'm
working right now.
I'll cover that in a second as well.
But anyway,
lots and lots of rain out there.
And hopefully, you know,
we can work in between the raindrops and
get these guys used to these pollen
collectors.
You know,
I just put it on one or two
of them last year and I had enough
to get me about halfway through the year.
I need to get considerably more this year.
And then, of course,
I'll collect it and freeze dry it.
Had a friend call me up, Steve,
and I don't know how much I should
tell about him,
but he and his wife are just fantastic.
They got a milking operation.
They got a cattle operation.
Homeschool their kids.
Man,
these guys are the salt of the earth.
Wonderful, fantastic people,
and they supply our cheese,
which is fantastic, by the way.
Anyway, Steve called up, and he was like,
man, we got this kudzu.
You know anything that'll eat it up?
And personally, I haven't done it,
but I figured I'd talk about it here
because I would almost certainly bet that
a number of other people are dealing with
it.
Look, y'all,
pigs will absolutely wipe out the kudzu.
I haven't personally done it because I
haven't had a kudzu problem,
but I know lots of people that have.
So if you're having a kudzu problem,
remember the permaculture way of thinking
about it, you don't have a kudzu problem.
You got a lack of pig problem.
So that, you know,
for anybody out there thinking, okay,
what do I do with this stuff?
You know, just roll with it.
That's how you deal with it.
And that's how we deal with every
so-called problem out there.
We find something that'll eat or put into
balance, whatever that problem is.
And there's always something out there
that will do it.
All right.
So I'm going to cover this last one,
but I got to be a little bit
gingerly about how I do it.
Everybody knows it's been listening to
this podcast for any period of time,
knows that I've been down this rabbit
hole.
And you name the program,
you name the whether it's fasting,
whether it's grounding,
whether it's pulse electric magnetic
fields, whether it's this,
whether it's that, folks,
I can't even tell you how many of
them I've tried.
And I'm going to kind of let everybody
know what I'm doing.
I am trying to discover what I call
a unified field theory of health that a
gets rid of all the toxins from our
body and B can kind of make us
impervious to anything that happens.
I've been seeing this.
Look, y'all,
I've been wrong about a lot of things,
but I've been right about a lot more,
whole lot more.
Um,
I'm thinking, like Shakespeare said,
now is the winter of our discontent in
Richard III.
Well,
I got a feeling with what's going on
right now,
and I'm going to read a post that
kind of sums it up here in a
minute.
With all the things that are going on
right now, folks,
they're dropping poison from the sky.
It's in your food.
It's everywhere.
I'm working on a unified field theory of
all the best protocols.
In fact,
what I'm doing is exactly what we did
out there in our food forests and our
orchards.
Let me explain it that way,
and then I'll get into this.
What we did out there is we trained
with the very, very best in the world.
We would send myself, Michelle,
or William to whomever that person was to
learn, and we would take turns.
And then when that person would get back,
they would disseminate the information
between the rest of us.
So that's what we did for a long,
long time.
Where a lot of people put money into
summer vacations,
we put it into education.
not kidding here and i'm not i'm not
bragging i'm just saying that's how we did
it as a family because we all can't
go so we send an emissary back up
back out and then you learn it twice
when you teach it so we all learn
when we teach the rest of us anyway
what we did in the orchards and the
food force out there is that we've
combined the very very best of people like
stefan subkoviak people like jeff lawton
bill mullison
you know,
mom and pop people that I've had the
luxury or the, not the luxury,
but the honor of being able to train
with and a number of others out there.
So we've come up with a design and
we've talked about it.
We even did a video about it a
while back that the design that we have
for our orchards and our food for us,
There isn't one thing that's original to
us, not one thing.
All we did,
and we made this publicly known,
is cut and paste the very best of
everybody out there in terms of
orcharding.
I mean, we're talking Mark Shepard,
you name it.
Every single bit of all those people,
we combined into what we called a pimp
system.
And that is precisely what we did.
So if there was anything original about
any of what we did,
it might have been well i think maybe
the cardboard trick i might have come up
with that i think i did anyway anyway
the cardboard trick or i'm pretty sure i
came up with that maybe i didn't maybe
i got it from stephan i'm not sure
but it really doesn't matter the one area
where i know we were original was
combining all of these different
techniques as long as one technique
didn't interfere with all the others so if
they were all positive we could take all
those positive things and put it in the
system that absolutely positively works
like nothing else out there in my view
it works better than any single person's
system
And we put it all together.
So that's exactly what I'm working on with
health.
I'm trying all of these different
protocols,
all these different systems to come up
with what I think is a unified field
theory,
at least the best I can do it.
And folks, you're thinking, okay, well,
you're not a medical professional.
Huh.
Or you're not a historian.
You're not this.
You're not that.
Well, I got news for you.
needle has been moved bigger in my life
by citizen scientists than anybody out
there with so-called credentials and i
mean the biggest moves ever in my life
have come from people that had a problem
and solved it there on their own and
that's exactly what i'm doing here is you
know people look at michelle and they
think my goodness man she's in fantastic
shape
Well, she is.
But what you don't see is all the
other things that she has to deal with
and work through despite all that.
And none of it is her fault.
And, you know,
people might think the same.
Oh,
this is a fifty six year old dude
or almost fifty six.
And, you know,
I did that thing a couple of years
ago with my shirt off.
It was more of a joke or any
more than anything.
But I got all these positive comments out
of there and thinking, oh, man,
you look good for your age or whatever,
you know, whatever.
The point being is I want to feel
good for my age.
And with all that they're doing right now,
I'm enlisting the help and I'm putting so
much work into this, folks.
I can't even begin to tell you how
much.
And right now,
one of the things I'm trying out,
Michelle and I are both doing it.
It's called the Root Cause Protocol.
So
going to do the very same thing so
i'm going to cut and paste the very
best from jack cruz which i do every
single day he's been you know a massive
inspiration in so many different ways that
isn't to say that he doesn't have blind
spots either things that he doesn't see
and that's the same you know the same
thing i described with all the other
people out there that were inspirations
for orchards and everything else well the
same thing applies to this medical thing
if i want to i work in a
very
tough environment it's not flat you ain't
driving no all-terrain vehicle through
this i got to do it all by
hand and if i want to do this
into my eighties i'm gonna have to have
a pretty good engine in this car you
know
And so that's exactly,
that was my motivation to think about,
man, how do I push through this?
How do I do this?
I'm only getting older and these hills
ain't getting no smaller.
So how do I do it?
And folks,
that's exactly what I'm working on when I
finally get something worked out.
And I'm hoping I have some good running
room here before long.
I'm hoping within a month or two,
I have a really good understanding of this
and I'm going to come up with my
own protocol and I will give complete
credit to the people that inspired it.
I'm going to tell you where I got
this.
I'm going to tell you because there are
things I'm finding out that move the
needle in a big way and some that
actually sent me back.
So I'm going to tell you how to
avoid all those.
And I'm going to tell you all the
different ways and protocols that Michelle
and I are using that move the needle
in the biggest way.
Like I said,
we're being attacked by Wi-Fi.
five g six g is probably being tested
on us and we don't even know it
right now and i'm doing every possible
thing i can to mitigate some of these
problems so folks bear with me i know
everybody wants to know it all right now
but i don't have it all figured out
right now but i am about i don't
know maybe i'm you don't really know until
you hit the finish line but maybe i'm
about sixty percent of the way there i
hope and then when i do i'm going
to tell you all the things i discovered
And put it all together,
and I'll tell you where it all came
from.
So hang loose for that.
All right.
So looks like we got plenty of people
in the comments here.
Remember, if you got any questions,
put them in capital letters so I can
definitely see it.
It's kind of hard to see with these
blue light blockers on.
All right.
So EMF rocks.
I use these things.
I don't know why I never think to
pull them up and show you the bag
because they're right here at my doggone
feet.
Let me see if I can kind of
scoot them over here a little bit.
Yeah, I got it.
There you go.
EMF rocks.
Got it up there on the screen.
Okay,
this bag helps to kind of attenuate all
the junk that's out there.
Michelle and I sleep with this thing
religiously on our bed.
And every day it's not raining.
I put them outside so they can recharge
and dump all the stuff they collected.
But anyway, it's all over this house.
We got them everywhere.
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But, you know,
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And then, finally, soil saviors.
Yeah, boy.
Dr.
Will was just on with me last night.
And anybody that doesn't know how to make
this biocomplete compost,
you want a shortcut to it?
Soil saviors is the answer.
All right,
so let's kick on to the good news
here.
Well,
we'll see how much of this is actually
good news.
All right, so yeah, the fiber solution.
Folks, did you know?
Ninety-five percent of Americans are
missing.
I mean,
they're not even getting the basic.
I think, no, no,
five percent of Americans actually meet
the daily fiber recommendation of
twenty-five to thirty-eight grams.
I mean, good night.
Folks, if you just eat one apple,
that gets you most of the way there.
One apple.
When they say an apple, well,
an apple a day, you know,
a hundred years ago,
not these apples that we have right now
that are, you know,
messed up in so many different ways.
But that's another topic altogether.
But there are so many different ways.
Barbara O'Neill talks about this all the
time.
Fiber should not be that hard.
If anything,
I might be a little bit heavy on
the fiber.
So, in fact,
I just did a pot of beans down
there right now to get some of that.
And I mix that in with my salad
every single day.
All right.
So get your fiber, folks.
You know, your bacteria,
your gut bacteria is going to love that
stuff.
So next one here,
natural remedies for heartburn.
Now,
I brought this up because this article
goes about this and that.
Folks,
I'm going to tell you what I did.
All right.
First of all, stop eating junk.
That'll help.
But if you do,
because all of us do from time to
time,
Michelle and I will religiously take about
a tablespoon or more of apple cider
vinegar.
If you know you're going to eat something,
you got no business eating and we all
do it.
I mean, folks,
I'm talking about health here,
but I also live by the Pareto principle,
which means I'm doing the right thing.
Maybe not even really.
I guess it depends on the week.
I'm usually doing the right thing.
So, eighty percent right,
twenty percent wrong.
Even if you just went by that.
Anyway,
if I know I'm going to be getting
into something I shouldn't,
or I know there's almost certainly going
to create heartburn or anything else,
apple cider vinegar along with some
really, really awesome digestive enzymes.
And you want to try to take them
about, you know, it varies,
fifteen to thirty minutes before you eat
it.
And folks, I'm telling you what,
I could eat a brick
And I could digest it.
If you don't believe me, try it.
Try it.
You can even do it.
I don't recommend doing it this way.
I've done it after I've eaten something I
shouldn't have.
And it works on the back end too,
but not as effectively if you can do
it on the front.
Folks,
this isn't a license to go out there
and just eat the things you shouldn't
because most of this stuff is just junk
out there.
But I also agree with Michael Pollan.
I agree with him on this point.
He says,
I think you should eat anything you want.
as long as you make it.
Now, and he was talking about anything,
whether it's bread,
and he was talking about sourdough when he
was talking about that,
but he was talking about a number of
other things,
and he was talking also about that all
of this gluten sensitivity would likely go
away because all the people that have
gluten sensitivity don't have it over
there when they're in Italy.
How about that?
They don't have it when they're in France.
Hmm,
might be something wrong with our food
supply over here, you dig?
So anyway,
Yeah,
that's what Michael Pollan recommended,
and I thoroughly agree with him.
I think you should eat anything you want.
As long as you make it, because then,
you know, there ain't, you know,
whatever this, that, that, and this in it.
All right.
So the last one here,
Berry Giant Driscoll's is under fire about
time.
You know,
the ones that sell all those strawberries
out of season.
I always ask myself, man,
where are they getting these strawberries
this time of year?
Of course,
they got to be in a hothouse or
something like that.
And of course, I mean,
they are a moon cast shadow compared to
the strawberries we grow out here and that
you're growing as well.
I mean, but anyway,
they're coming under fire because check
this out.
They've got some employees over there
blowing the whistle saying, hey,
you guys are putting forever chemicals on
all your crops.
How about that?
And everybody thought they were getting,
you know, this and that,
that and this from Driscoll.
I'm calling that good news because people
are finally realizing these people are a
bunch of pole cats.
So 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, the permaculture divorce.
This is a common situation when people
first come to permaculture.
For most people,
the permaculture lens is a radical shift
to your worldview.
And once you are infected with
permaculture, it's terminal.
There is no cure.
You will never see the world the same
way.
That's why to some,
it can feel like a cult because it
is so powerful and transformational.
A permaculture divorce doesn't just happen
to romantic relationships.
It happens to friends and family as well.
It's happened to me for sure.
Friends you think you'll have for the rest
of your life start to seem different once
you're on the permaculture bus.
There is, of course,
the frustration and disappointment that
comes with not being able to influence
their worldview.
And then you have to decide whether you
remain good friends or start to drift
apart.
All relationships require work.
You have to decide where to put that
effort.
Friends can support you,
but not make the change themselves.
It's great if you can accept each other
and remain friends,
but it's also okay to stop being friends.
I think people come into our lives at
different times for different reasons,
a lot of which we attract ourselves by
what we're focusing on,
but it doesn't mean they need to stay
in our lives forever.
If life is a journey,
there are multiple paths.
And some people are only on the path
with us for a short amount of time.
I don't think staying in a relationship
out of stubbornness or fear is something
to be commended.
The way I look at it is, hey,
I'm on the bus.
Anyone is welcome to join me whenever they
want.
But the bus isn't waiting for you.
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That's my dog right there, y'all.
Boy,
he knocked it out of the park like
he always does.
You know what's really curious about that?
The first time I ever heard of a
permaculture divorce was when I got my
first PDC.
And the guy who taught it ended up
in a permaculture divorce.
And I mean, you know,
you don't celebrate things like that.
I mean,
a real tragedy for anybody that goes
through that thing.
But man, I'm right there with Eric.
I mean, you know,
there are so many people I've met over
the years, so many people that, you know,
you and all there's not a one out
there in the sound of my voice that
can't relate to being betrayed.
or, you know, somebody ripping you off.
In my case, you know,
it was even family members.
I mean,
I've never been more robbed in my life
than from people who, A, are family,
and B,
professing Christians who wear it on their
sleeves.
And there's nothing wrong with that.
I'm talking about the ones who put up
a sign on their front,
on their business that says Christian
owned and operated.
Yeah,
I've been screwed more by those people
than atheists out there by a long shot.
But yeah,
I couldn't agree more, man.
You go down a certain path,
you're going to find out who's walking
with you.
I mean,
you can't walk together unless you're
agreed, right?
I mean,
there's a biblical mandate on that as
well.
Also,
I found out also that when you find
Jesus,
you're going to have exactly that same
kind of divorce from your friends.
Or all of a sudden,
in the political world,
they say don't talk religion and politics
at the table,
but I've seen the very same thing because
I've said it before,
I am a political atheist.
A political atheist.
Get that right.
I'm not an atheist.
I'm a political atheist.
Meaning that I see all of them,
for the most part,
for the scumbags that they really are.
I mean,
take this NDAA that's going through
Congress right now.
Thomas Massey is the only person in
Congress that didn't want to merge our
military with Israel.
I mean,
the founding fathers are rolling over in
their graves.
I mean,
forget your religious concerns or
whatever.
I mean,
I won't get into it right now.
But the point being is if you point
this out to certain people that are Fox
News watchers or MSNBC, take your pick.
It doesn't matter.
Left, right.
I mean, I say it all the time.
It's not red state.
It's not blue state.
It's the state against you.
And most of our public has no idea.
They're still in this left,
right paradigm and still haven't figured
it out.
But once again, back to what Eric said,
sometimes there's got to be a divorce.
I just don't have it.
I mean,
and lately the ones that have been getting
on my nerves the most are these Trump
tards.
I mean,
you're sitting here seeing this guy crap
all over himself and this country and
nobody cares or notices.
I'm like, we are on the precipice.
I mean, folks, I'll kind of
I'll come back to this.
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Okay.
I didn't want to mess up my flow
here, but I think I did.
The point that I'm trying to make,
and Vandersteel,
and I got it right here on my
phone.
I'm going to pull it up.
She wrote this on a Twitter post the
other day,
and she's basically saying exactly.
I mean,
here we are just on the heels of
the two hundred fiftieth anniversary,
which I was like, what are we celebrating?
I almost did a front porch talk that
would turn your head around talking about
this.
Anyway, she wrote.
What I see happening in the Middle East,
I don't know if we're going to even
have midterm elections.
Two Saudi tankers just got hit by the
Houthis in flames.
Congress won't admit McConnell is actually
dead.
Trump thinks Americans support this war.
China is dumping U.S.
Treasuries,
sending dollars home to increase inflation
like we all didn't have it bad enough.
Both straits in the Middle East are closed
by Iran.
There's three of them there, y'all.
There's three straights in the Middle
East,
and that's what inspired this program.
And I saw Ann's post, I mean,
moments before I went live here.
And then the House just passed the NDAA,
National Defense Authorization Act,
if you don't know, headed to the Senate.
Geoengineering has killed our skies.
What's next?
Ann pretty much said it right there,
put a bow on it the whole nine
yards.
And...
That's why I titled this show,
The First Thousand Bucks I'd Spend on
Prepping for Hard Times, because folks,
I got news for you.
The two people that have been calling it
right from the very beginning has been
Michael Yon and
Former Green Beret,
probably the best analyst on this earth.
There isn't even a close second.
He's called everything with incredible
precision.
And another one nipping at his heels,
every bit as good in his own way,
is Professor Robert Papp.
I keep wanting to call him Pope.
Out of the University of Chicago.
He's making the rounds right now.
Everything both of these guys said about
what's happening, not only in Russia,
but the Middle East and all that stuff,
geopolitically,
One hundred percent on point.
I mean, they're batting a thousand.
So if you're listening to Professor Pope
as of late and Michael Young as of
late, they're both saying,
get your house in order.
Folks, I am dead serious.
It is getting that crazy.
The National Defense Authorization Act,
folks, if you only knew, I mean,
on the heels of this fake nine eleven
thing, you know, we're told that I mean,
if you believe if you still believe the
official story of nine eleven, folks,
I don't know what to tell you.
It is a farce of the only one
still probably believing it are the ones
that watch Fox News regularly.
I don't know.
I mean, for the life of me,
I don't know how anybody can watch that
trash or any of it for that matter.
But the first thousand bucks.
You got to be thinking about that right
now because inflation is starting to get
so out of control that folks,
if you got any money in the bank,
you got to start asking yourself,
does it make more sense for me to
leave it in the bank where it's losing
value every day?
Or should I go ahead and get those
new tires I've been needing for a long,
long time?
Those are the questions you got to start
asking.
Do I leave my money in the bank
or do I go on vacation or do
I get the necessary things that we're
almost certainly going to need to
Because I'm telling you what,
diesel is about to go through the roof.
Yeah, refining.
And then here's another thing nobody's
talking about.
The refining capabilities,
most of which come from the Middle East.
We got some here.
And most of that,
almost none of it is for diesel.
All of it is for light crude,
which is going to be made into the
gasoline you put in your car.
And the rest of it's coming from the
Middle East.
So if you have,
remember what I once told you before.
And I can't think of the guy's name
because I'd love to give him attribution.
It'll probably hit me in here in a
minute.
But he said, we're all truckitarians,
meaning that everything you have in your
life came to you on a freaking truck.
And it was a diesel truck at that.
So what do you think when all the
diesel, and believe me,
our tank bottoms are about hitting right
now, it's about to go through the roof.
It's about to get crazy.
And everybody I know,
when Darren and Patty were here,
we were talking about
Nearly everybody we know are out there.
Darren was telling me about this old boy
buying a brand new boat.
He was in a preparedness, went out there,
bought a brand new boat.
Okay.
Or like family members of mine going on
vacation under the false illusion that
quote, I'll come to your house.
Hell to the no, to the no, no,
no.
You ain't coming here.
And I made that clear because if you
squander your resources right now,
You might want to read that thing,
that parable about the virgins, you know,
going to the wedding that Jesus talked
about.
Once that door closes, Jack,
you ain't coming in.
Plus,
you've demonstrated that you're the worst
person in the world with resources.
What did you do with what you had?
You're going to waste it,
go on nonstop vacation and think you're
going to show up at Billy's Jungle Palace
of Love and you're just going to yuck
it up here?
Got news for you.
Remember, y'all,
having family didn't necessarily make them
good for you.
In fact,
they can be some of the worst anchors
in your life.
But I digress.
So I'm going to talk about some of
the things that I would spend my money
on if all I had was a thousand
bucks to try to get ready.
And that may be pushing it for some
folks.
Remember, we did that video,
how long can you eat on a hundred
bucks?
And folks, at that time,
we bought the buckets, the rice,
the beans, the Mylar bags,
all of that for a hundred bucks.
And I think we worked it out to
about seventy two days.
Even the fat.
I got coconut oil.
Now,
I doubt it goes that far on Coke.
You know,
I don't even know what they want for
a fifty pound bag of rice right now
or twenty five pound.
But I bet it's getting higher and higher.
But I'll tell you what,
it's probably still a bargain.
But anyway, right off the bat,
I'd be thinking about my water supply.
Now, we got tons of rain right here,
and I live in a temperate rainforest here
in Western North Carolina.
So rain isn't as a, well,
it's a big concern for everybody,
should be no matter what.
But do you have water filters?
Do you have a mean to distill that
water or purify it some kind of way
to boil it?
You know,
water storage containers that you could
put on the side of your house.
Or if you're in one of the western
states,
I know a lot of people listen to
this out here right now,
they tell you you can't collect water.
Look,
I know electricians that are running their
air conditioners and the meter don't know
about it.
Wink, wink, nod, nod.
I know guys that know how to do
that.
Do you think you might be able to
collect water?
I mean,
and the reason why they're doing it is
your heating and air is the biggest.
There are ways to do it.
I'm not going to talk about it here.
There are ways to do it where it
doesn't show up on your meter.
You know,
some people might actually wire that stuff
into the line side of their meter,
allegedly.
and you know they don't know what's going
on but anyway maybe it looks like a
power loss on the line anyway i know
guys that did that for years and have
been doing it for years and um
anyway if they're getting away with that
telling me i can't collect water is an
unjust law in my view and guess what
i said before folks you know the deal
in fact i probably ought to have eric
make a shirt i don't obey unjust laws
bam that says it all right there boy
i really need to put that on the
shirt so yeah think about the water also
let's talk about the food reserves
You got people out there like, oh,
my goodness,
one of the biggest trends forecasters in
the world.
And I can't even think of his name
right now, y'all.
Sorry, man.
I took a swig of this when Eric
was talking.
I drank the rest of this thing.
It had cayenne pepper in the bottom of
it,
and it still got me lit up pretty
good.
Anyway.
One of the biggest trends forecasters in
the world, not just him,
but other people like Bill Holter and a
number of others, they're saying, man,
you better have two years worth of food
put back.
But I would say start with ninety days
or wherever you can, you know,
buy shelf stable food,
whether it's in the can or you can
do what I do.
I freeze dry my own.
and i don't just put a single like
for example i just michelle just roasted a
couple of chickens because i need the
bones to make broth which we drink every
single day well i got all this chicken
meat and i ain't got a place for
it so what do you think i'm going
to do i'm going to make a whole
chicken dish out of that
freeze dry the entire meal.
So if things go sideways,
all I got to do is put water
in it and I'm rocking and rolling just
like that.
So anyway,
be thinking about your food shelf stable
stuff.
I mean,
you can still go to the Mormon cannery
out there.
I don't think you can actually,
thanks to Obama under his administration,
they did away with all that stuff.
You used to be able to go to
the Mormon cannery and they would help you
Can a bunch of stuff.
I still got stuff I got from them
back in Kansas City.
So anyway,
ninety days is a good starting point,
I think.
But I would consider to go as long
as you can.
And folks also think about your resupply.
What do you do on day ninety one?
In fact,
don't even get into your stores until you
exhaust what's out on the ground at that
time.
So you want to be eating fresh wherever
you can.
So think about those things.
Here's another one,
and it actually has a dual purpose on
some of these things.
Think about backup cooking options in case
they pull the plug on this stuff.
I can survive without electricity.
I can survive without a lot of things.
But you're going to need to cook some
stuff from time to time.
One thing I love about the freeze-dried
option is I don't have to cook it.
It's already been cooked.
Yeah,
it would be nice to eat a warm
meal,
but I could just put hot water in
there.
Well,
how are you going to get the hot
water?
Think about a rocket stove.
You just need twigs to get that thing
going.
You know, propane camp stove,
but you're going to sooner or later run
out of propane.
Cast iron is a must for a whole
variety of options.
Here's one that doubles not only for your
food, but also for your water.
Folks, I love that son of it.
I'm here to tell you that is a
good thing.
Now, you got to be careful with it.
You can't be reflecting all the people
that you don't want seeing.
So you want to camouflage it in a
way where it's collecting the sun.
But at the same time,
it's not acting as a GS-XVII panel telling
everybody your location.
So to a certain extent,
you want to make sure you camouflage that
thing.
But that sun oven is a fantastic way
to purify water.
Also cook food if you got to do
it.
But in a crisis situation, man,
believe me, I'm not trying to fire.
And plus, every time you start a fire,
it's giving up your location,
it's giving up your position.
And then if people smell food cooking,
it's also drawing them in.
And in fact, the more you fast,
the better your senses get.
So there could be people a couple terrain
features away finding out what you got
going on over there.
All right,
another thing I would spend some money on
would be some first aid.
And by the way,
you can make some homemade sun ovens.
A lot of people have done it.
I mean,
nothing more than aluminum foil and a
cardboard box.
So it might not be a bad idea.
You don't necessarily have to spend your
money on that.
You could make one with scraps.
It'd be a pretty cool project to do
with the kids anyway.
Think about some basic medical supplies.
I try to avoid antibiotics like nobody's
business.
But we got some.
we absolutely got some i think it's jace
medical is where we got some and then
we got some from you know another place
over here with peter mccullough we got we
got them from a bunch of different places
because in the worst case scenario whether
it's people think about a bullet wound but
folks it could be as simple as you
know you just spun that axe the wrong
way and it got you so you want
to be thinking about first aid trauma
supplies
you know, essential medications.
And then believe it or not,
a lot of reference books out there that
you could do a lot of this stuff.
So get that on lock.
And if you're in a community cross train,
you definitely want to know this stuff and
be thinking about all the herbs that could
definitely get you through the other side.
So you don't even have to fool around
with the other stuff.
Here's a big one right here.
And I don't think enough people put enough
work into it by quality.
Let me say that again, quality medicine.
Hand tools, axe, shovel, saw, hoe, I mean,
wheelbarrow, whatever you need.
Folks,
there is nothing that burns me up more
than planned obsolescence.
And that's exactly what they're doing
right now.
In fact, if you don't believe me,
go over there to Lowe's right now.
Go buy one of their buckets.
Go buy one of those blue buckets from
Lowe's and see how long it lasts before
it starts chipping apart.
Folks,
I got them chipping apart in a month.
That's planned obsolescence.
They made it to be that way on
purpose.
Meanwhile,
I got other buckets I got from Tractor
Supply years ago, perfectly fine.
Absolutely perfectly fine.
I got a shovel out here,
and I talked about it recently.
Supposed to be,
I think I talked about it with Spirico
when he was on here.
Supposedly has a hickory handle on it,
and it breaks in half.
I got a,
and I got that from Tractor Supply.
I got another one.
It was a pitchfork,
broke the tines moving straw.
I mean, this is crazy.
This is what I've experienced.
So spend the money.
Go to Haas Tools.
I don't care where you go to.
Get some good,
reliable stuff because you don't want to
be... The last thing, I mean,
if you've got to sharpen it,
that's one thing.
But if you've got to sit here and
deal with a broken handle, I mean,
for crying out loud, man,
that's the last thing you want to be
dealing with.
So buy the quality stuff now.
If you can buy some really old stuff
from an estate sale, man,
it's like those things will never go bad.
So...
I would also think about,
I was gonna talk about security and I've
talked about it before that you should be
thinking about security.
I got a video and it was actually
one of my more popular ones about how
to fortify your location by treating it
like the president of the United States of
amnesia,
where you have multiple streams of
protection.
For example, here we got an outside fence.
I'll just talk about the animals.
Okay, so you got an outside fence.
And it is woven wire and then hot
wire on top all the way around here,
the entire property.
Believe me,
that took some time to get done.
So we got it all the way around.
Okay, that's barrier number one.
If you're a would-be predator,
you're going to be like, okay, man,
do I really want to mess with this?
And then if you get past that,
you got a guard dog,
which is probably going to cut him in
half like he's done before.
And then, man,
what he did to this possum was he
went Old Testament on this old possum out
there.
I thought he was playing dead, but no,
he was dead for sure.
Anyway, they got to get past the dog.
Then they got to get past another hot
wire that's around the chickens or sheep,
whatever the case may be.
Do you think a would-be predator is going
to want to do that?
Or do you think a would-be, you know,
somebody that's after your stuff is going
to want to go through all that?
No,
they're going to hit the softer target
next door.
But you want to make sure, remember,
it is military doctrine.
I can tell you as a sapper,
you have to have an obstacle,
it has to be overseen,
and it has to be covered by a
threat.
You've got to have all three.
If you don't have all three,
it ain't going to work.
That's exactly what we employ at
Guantanamo Bay.
That's exactly what they employ between
the borders of North and South Korea.
So you got to have all three.
So think about the fortification of your
place.
Is there a place where you could put
in a bunch of multi-floor rows or maybe
it's already grown there on the edges?
Maybe you want to keep it there because
ain't no fool alive trying to get through
no multi-floor rows or some blackberries
and put them together if you can't.
I mean,
it could be out on your edges,
part of your permaculture zones out there,
part of your edges that are going to
act as a natural barrier even for deer
and certain types of things.
So you'll have corridors where you know
where to expect danger if you should have
any.
So here's another one.
And I can't stress this one enough, folks.
This is why I go on and on
and on about perennial systems.
Purchase food-producing assets.
What do I mean by that?
Or things that will help you produce food.
Okay.
Yeah,
you want your fair share of canned goods,
especially if you're starting out right
now.
I don't care where you are in the
continuum.
You're probably going to want those
anyway.
In addition to that,
you want to make sure you're putting in
your perennials, your fruit trees,
your berry bushes,
your perennial vegetables.
You know,
even the animals that you have out there
that you cultivate.
Okay,
what if you can't go to Tractor Supply
to go get that chicken feed?
Might want to be thinking about a plan
B. You know, compost materials.
That's your fertility.
Everything rolls out of there.
So you want to make sure that you
have the means to maintain all of that
stuff because your compost,
you want to have a, you know,
it's that self-licking ice cream cone I
always talk about.
That compost is at the center of all
of it.
So you want to make sure you have
all that stuff on lock.
But you definitely want a number of things
out there that you can eat, good times,
bad times, whatever the case may be.
Like Jack Spierko always says,
times get tough or even if they don't.
And then you want to... I mean,
I know this goes without saying,
but I can't believe how many people in
the preparedness area have forgotten a lot
of this stuff.
In fact,
the reason why I left the whole
preparedness movement to begin with years
ago,
because that's kind of where I started,
is because you would have all these people
that had their pet thing.
It became a...
a social suck up session, if you will.
That's what a lot of these preparedness
things became because you would have a guy
that would have guns, but had no food.
You would have a guy to have food,
but no way to protect it.
You would have a guy that had a
bug out vehicle,
but no first aid equipment.
It was like everybody had half of
everything.
Peanut butter, no jelly, ham, no burger.
I think you see where I'm going here.
They had half of everything,
and they thought they were prepared when
really it was just a big social gathering
for a lot of these people,
so I extracted myself from it.
But you want to think about some of
those essentials.
I'm talking salt.
I mean real salt.
I ain't talking about that Morton's crap.
That might very well be the number one
source of you to get the minerals you
need to live.
So think about high-quality salt.
I would think about getting it from Dr.
Will because I know he gets it here
without it being irradiated.
So you got some good salt out there.
You got Redmond's.
I've got some others out there.
Baja Gold, I'm a big fan of that.
And I use one, two, three,
at least three different types of salt,
sometimes four every single day because I
want the mineral profile in all of them.
Salt is so overlooked.
Honey.
We've got our bees out here,
but we've got plenty of honey put back
anyway.
Things like vinegar,
people don't even think about.
Baking soda.
Soap.
Yeah, you might want to think about that.
Toilet paper,
but sooner or later you're going to run
out of that depending on what the scenario
might be.
So think about all that mullein like I'm
growing up on the side of this mountain
right here.
If you've got to wipe your keister with
something,
mullein is probably going to be your
number one choice.
And you know what?
I mean,
you might want to go with that as
a first choice anyway because it is soft
and it ain't going to, you know,
you obviously don't want to be getting
poison ivy or something like that.
But think about those general staples.
Salt being key among them.
I've known people that would just get that
Morton salt and is denuded of everything
that you need for life.
Salt is the primary way in which I
take my minerals.
Remember that unified field theory I was
talking about?
Salt is definitely a critical part of
that.
So you want to be thinking about that.
So I'm going to also tell you,
and I'm going to leave this one as
last, invest in skills and not stuff.
When Darren was here,
Darren and Patty were here just the other
day.
There was a guy we went on this
camp out with.
My man was walking around.
They would have these ones where you go
out with your backpack.
My man was walking around with a flipping
bear trap and a fish trap that was
like a bear trap.
Never once used them,
but he's packing them in his backpack.
I kid you not.
Now, he was real good at starting fire,
but that was about the only thing he
was good at.
So think about those skills in a pinch.
Do you have multiple means or ways to
start a fire?
I mean, is it a ferro rod?
Is it matches?
Is it, I mean, take a pick.
You know,
do you know how to butcher anything if
you should take its life?
Because all these people that tell me, oh,
if things go sideways,
I'll just go hunting.
This is from people that never spilled
blood in their lives.
But you're going to go hunting.
You know,
there's a reason why they don't call it
killing.
But let's say you get that animal.
Let's say you got lucky and you brought
down a deer.
Okay, do you know how to gut it?
Do you know how to skin it?
Do you know how to break it down
and preserve that meat?
No, they don't.
You're going to get a couple of meals
out of it.
And depending on the circumstances,
I mean,
if you've got a bunch of stuff,
you could stew that meat and keep it
stewing for a while if you already had
a fire going.
But folks,
I can't even begin to tell you how
many people I know personally,
people that are very close to me,
I'll just go hunting.
And I'm like,
you've never spilled blood in your life.
You're just going to pick that skill up
at a time,
at a critical time where nothing's working
right?
Think about gardening.
I'm trying to get better and better at
it myself.
Food preservation.
I mean,
right now the internet is largely free.
I mean, you can see video after video.
I mean, look at my butchery videos.
You can learn how to butcher anything from
start to finish.
I showed you a method that works no
matter the animal.
No matter the animal, that method works.
Um, first aid, um,
one big thing that Darren was on me
about when he was here and he's right.
Communication.
That's one area I've got to improve in
a big, big way.
I got some basic things, but, um,
he's been working on me to try to
get me over the line regarding where I'm
very delinquent.
And so I'm going to make sure I
get that done.
You know, mechanical repair.
Darren, yeah,
he has a YouTube channel called Hacks for
the Homesteader.
I mean, you could take that guy,
the parts of a fifty seven Chevy,
and he could probably turn it into a
Wright Brothers plane in a day or two.
Not everybody has that skill, but,
you know, acquire what you can.
Is there somewhere along the way where you
can gain a skill here, gain it there?
Maybe you can do a little volunteerism.
That's how I learned to butcher.
I'm dead serious, folks.
I learned to butcher because I came in
the butcher shop and I told them,
I'll come here and I'll work for free.
They didn't even get back with me.
You know why?
They thought I was crazy.
They didn't even, in fact,
when I went back and said, hey, man,
I never heard from you guys.
I'm willing to work.
They said, yeah, look, dude,
nobody would work for free, man.
You got to be crazy.
They thought I was crazy,
so they didn't even want to hire me
there.
Well, they finally took a shot on me.
Because at the time,
they were calling me an old man.
It was mostly young hipsters in there
because it was a hip thing to do
to know how to break down an animal
and then do your Facebook post or
whatever.
That's what they were there for.
I was there to learn that skill.
In time, I volunteered,
and I was like a pig on roller
skates, man.
I just did what they told me.
They started me off, look,
take the meat off this ham.
And then they moved into other things.
When they saw my enthusiasm and they saw
that I was doing it for free and
then when the day was done,
because at first I would volunteer one day
a week and it was on Friday because
I worked a four, ten schedule.
I would start out working on a Friday.
Okay, brought me back the next time.
And here's what I did.
Okay, so the day's over with.
Nobody told me to do it.
I went ahead and cleaned up the entire
butcher shop,
something they would ordinarily do.
Now, the two butchers in there,
they were the two master butchers that
were in there at the time.
They were in there doing their thing,
chilling, whatever.
And here it is,
a guy that ain't getting paid a single
dime
And I'm out here, I'm busting my butt,
even though I'm as wore out as they
are, you know,
I'm carrying these hogs in here.
I'm doing all this stuff.
And you know, it wasn't,
it wasn't long before they were like,
Hey man,
you want to come in to learn how
to do sausage?
Uh,
but we're going to do it on Thursday.
I'm like, okay, I'm taking off Thursday.
It got so bad.
At one point,
the boss at the job I was being
paid at said, look, Billy,
Is you want to tell me why you're
only working thirty two or twenty four
hours a week?
And I say, yeah,
because I can't get by on eight.
That's exactly how I told it.
I mean, or, you know, whatever,
whatever clever way I found to tell him
because I can't get by on less.
So every I was taking off work,
taking vacation time because at the time I
was working for the government,
working at, you know, Leavenworth anyway.
The,
it got to the point where I was
using up vacation time or sick time to
go in there and learn this new skill
to the point where I can match anybody
in that place.
And I was working part time.
Why?
Because I had an enthusiasm because I
didn't want to take my animals into some
butcher knowing full well that they're
going to give me back somebody else's
animal.
It happens.
Hey folks, you're dropping your deer off.
I promise you,
you're getting back somebody else's stuff.
You're dropping your pig off.
It may be a little bit different,
but I know a lot of the tricks
and I know a lot of the things
they steal.
So I'm not trying to have anybody rob
me.
That's why I teach people how to butcher.
So anyway, I use that example.
If there is a skill you want,
there was a time when apprenticeship meant
you learn that skill in the expectation
that you would get food and a place
to sleep.
That's how apprenticeship began.
A lot of people don't know that.
They think it needs to come with a
check and you need to be treated nice.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
I got a skill nobody can take away
from me.
And I can't even tell you how many
people I've taught to do it because I
volunteered my time,
my spare time that I took away from
my wife and my son to learn that
skill.
Sometimes that's what you got to
sacrifice.
That's what you got to sacrifice sometimes
to get some of these skills.
But I know a lot of people can
do it out there.
All right.
Let's see if we got any questions.
Okay.
In the
Okay,
I've got a question down here at the
bottom before I close it down.
If the seven DPE affects mold,
would it affect you ferment?
See, Jessica,
I kind of asked that question.
That's a great question.
What she's asking is that when Dr.
Will released his test last night,
they were talking about the mold or the
fungi and all that stuff went down.
That is collectively all over the
property, I think.
yeah i don't know about that that's why
i was asking i was like well the
beneficial bacteria in the mold would it
affect any of that i haven't done any
ferment since but
I'm betting only the good guys are going
to survive or at least the ones that
can survive under a Schumann resonance,
which is almost certainly going to be the
good guys.
Think about this.
Most of your bacteria and your fungi and
your facultative organisms that are going
to operate in the worst places are going
to be more facultative,
meaning that they're neither acid nor
base.
They're going to work in that
you know, in that very,
in that middle zone.
So considering that this device only
favors the really,
really good stuff out there,
I'm almost betting, you know,
now that you got me thinking about it,
I think I want to ferment something.
In fact, no, we are fermenting.
Michelle's making some fermented, um,
She took the peppers and stuff out there.
She made fermented hot sauce,
and it seemed to work out.
She did that a week ago,
and she's working on another batch right
now.
So, so far, yeah,
not a problem at all with the
fermentation.
So we haven't had a problem thus far,
but I'm thinking all of your critters –
The ones that you don't want operate in
the realm that you don't want to be
in anyway.
So if this is kind of evening out
the zone,
if this DPE or defensive planet Earth is
out here changing this environment for the
better,
I've got to believe that it's not going
to let the bad guys in or it's
going to hinder them quite a bit.
So, yeah, great question,
and it was kind of one that I
worked on the other day.
Permaculture Healing says, yeah,
I learned Primo cuts from your videos,
Billy.
That's exactly what I'm talking about,
folks.
I took this, and I learned this stuff,
and a lot of what William and I
and what we've spent as a family –
Um, to learn,
we spent a lot of money to learn
how to look under microscopes.
Folks, you have no idea.
We spent a lot of money to learn
a lot of these skills and we give
a lot of them away for free because
I think that's their altruistic thing to
do.
Some of this stuff we do make money
on, but not a lot.
By and large,
the most important things are out there
absolutely for free.
Now, if you want a more in-depth,
more professionally done video on how to
butcher, yeah, we got that as well.
But if you want to know the nuts
and bolts of it,
you can easily watch that video and get
your way through it.
Or if you sat through one of the
classes I've done before,
people have taken that video,
got back home,
and then followed it step by step.
I've taken out all the BS,
all the nonsense,
and you can learn it right now.
um elk's hound asks is your other channel
cost i'm not quite sure the syntax on
your question is a little bit bizarre but
i guess you're asking does your other
channel cost anything no i mean we do
have a rumble channel i mean we have
a rumble channel we have a patreon that
costs money you can get in there for
as little as a dollar and i talk
about things on there typically that are
more it's more in depth i go more
in depth
about what we got going on around here,
things that I really haven't covered on
YouTube a whole lot.
And it's honestly for the people that just
want to rock and help us out.
So we appreciate all the help we can
get and all the people out there that
contribute in so many different ways.
I know a lot of people are hitting
me up for bone sauce, folks,
when it's raining like this.
Can't do it.
I mean,
can't burn out there when it's raining
cats and dogs on you.
All right, y'all.
I want to thank everybody so much.
And William hopefully will be back,
hopefully on Monday.
He's on assignment doing a bunch of things
right now, so he can't be with us.
But he will next time, next week.
Look, y'all, I want to thank you all.
Please pray for the direction of this
country, man.
It is not wonderful right now.
Until next time, stay alert, stay alive.
Listen to the earth, they've got us moved.
What the world's been from the smallest
sprout to the harmony begins in the cycle
of life where the magic's alive.
Turn it to the beat,
feel the vibe and thrive.
So much weird stuff in the cycle of
life.