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Oh, yeah.

Well, here we are Thursday, man, already,

but we're here.

Oh, my goodness.

Has this been a weird, crazy week?

I'll come to that in a minute.

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every single day i want to give a

quick shout out to those in the chat

right now nancy jc is my king he's

mine too oh thank you for the kind

words yesterday with george hobbs was um

was awesome

Yeah.

And Andy, of course, down in here.

Who else?

We got Travis the bet.

Yeah.

Everybody in the house hit that thumbs up.

Yeah.

I kind of figured that thing with George

was going to be a little bit

controversial.

I had no idea that so many people

were going to reach out and tell me

how much they thoroughly enjoyed it.

So, yeah,

we'll definitely have to have him back.

I was wondering how well that would go

over where my man's got a podcast where

it's called The Fact Hunter.

And then, of course,

he has another one called Flat Earth

Files.

And then he wrote this book shooting a

massive hole in dispensationalism.

And I was wondering,

talking about those three things,

how this was going to go over.

But it went over.

I mean, obviously,

you're going to have some people that

don't want to examine the information and

then be upset about what they're coming

out with.

But, you know.

That's most people.

I mean,

you examine the evidence before you

poo-poo it.

Everything you've been taught,

for the most part,

has been a manufactured lie.

And that's what George is exceptionally

good at.

So...

Do you ever check out his podcast,

The Fact Time?

No, I haven't,

but I'm definitely going to check that

out.

Those three categories are definitely

points of interest.

Now, I will say,

as far as the flat earth stuff,

I'm only going to dig so far.

That's going to be something I only dig

so far into.

It's like

For me, once I found out, oh,

they're lying about the shape of the

Earth,

then I guess the conclusion of it for

me was, okay,

but the chickens still need to be fed

at the end of the day.

So far,

I'm going to go with the flat Earth

stuff, but everything else, yeah,

I'm down for it.

No, I totally get it.

I think what it does,

when you look at how many people have

come to Christ as a result of realizing

that this world wasn't just some random

mess.

That's a good point.

I think it's – especially when you –

good night,

when you have some experiences with some

of these folks,

that they realize that they're not just a

blip on the screen that –

you know,

that there is a lot more to this

reality than we've been told in

everything.

It was just like that guy told Reagan,

this guy, director of the CIA can never,

I want to say William Colby.

He said,

we will know our disinformation plan is

complete when everything the American

people believe is false.

And I'm loosely quoting it there,

but that's essentially what it is.

And that's what George is.

I mean, he brings the receipts y'all.

So definitely go over there,

check out his podcast and you definitely

want to get his book as well.

All right.

So,

today was definitely one of those days

where i did something that was i never

thought would ever be on my bucket list

had a visit with a mobile phlebotomist a

mobile one a mobile phlebotomist yeah and

he hands out these cards that have like

dracula teeth on them and stuff like that

and i'm like i told your mom to

come with me because i'm like

Dude, I don't know about all this, man.

Why?

I mean,

there ain't no telling what kind of whack

job he might get up with.

He said he was mobile.

Yeah, he was mobile,

but I met him somewhere.

Oh, gotcha.

I met him somewhere and I told your

mom she was laughing when I told her

yesterday.

I said, hey,

I think you ought to go with me

here, man.

There ain't no telling, man.

This guy could be a total lunatic, man.

He find my body in the weeds or

in the dumpster or something.

I mean, and so people are probably asking,

well,

why on earth did you think that you

need to go to a mobile phlebotomist?

OK, folks,

I'm going to take you back a couple

of programs ago that William and I did

with Morley Robbins.

Okay.

If you go through the root cause protocol

and we, William can vouch for this.

We actually had my blood test results all

ready to put on the screen,

but morally thought, you know,

if we get around to it,

we'll go ahead and do it.

But why don't we,

bring those results up when we bring up

the final results,

because I'm following to the letter,

his program.

And at least to the extent that I

can, as best as I,

I will guarantee you that nobody has ever

followed this protocol more strictly than

I have.

So anyway, part of it is,

believe it or not,

I'm going to make this make sense here

in a minute.

Part of it is every three months or

so, you got to go give blood.

Now you can go to the red cross.

If you want to,

you can go wherever they take blood and,

But you got to drop a pint.

You got to get rid of it in

most cases.

Here's why.

The ferritin levels of my blood,

where it should be in a perfect world,

is twenty.

Ferritin is the amount of iron in your

blood, okay?

Mine was two-oh-five.

Yeah, two-oh-five.

Oh, yeah.

Okay, now,

when I talked to the phlebotomist,

he said most people,

when they check their, you know, I was,

me and him had a,

we had a great conversation.

Once I realized he wasn't some lunatic,

I'm thinking, man,

what kind of guy drives around taking

people's blood?

Turns out he was a former soldier, too,

and we just hit it off great.

He, your mom and him,

I had his cards.

I was going to tell everybody about it.

Anybody,

if you need to get a hold of

this guy,

just email me and we'll get you squared

away.

Billy at permapasturesfarm.com.

Anyway, the ferritin, the fastest way,

the best way to unload ferritin.

the iron in your blood is giving blood.

So you can knock out two birds with

one stone.

You can give blood,

maybe help somebody out down the road, or,

and at the same time,

it drops yours a considerable amount.

I mean,

it can be anywhere depending on how much

is in your blood.

It can be twenty to forty nanograms per

milliliter, which is significant.

So you can give blood every eight weeks,

but Morley recommends that you do it every

quarter.

Now, here's why women

Morley told me this before,

and I had no idea.

The reason why women typically outlive

men, there's a couple of reasons,

but one of them is, well,

once a month,

a woman loses a lot of blood.

Men don't.

That's one reason.

But then when a woman hits menopause or

something like that,

or has a hysterectomy or something like

that,

you should be giving blood as often as

a man.

He told me

that people who give blood live longer.

And there's not just some low number,

according to the phlebotomist.

They live longer than people that don't.

Morley left it right there.

Now, I don't think we caught that.

We didn't catch that in the interview.

But I've had some conversations with him

privately that this is one of the things

that he taught me.

So I asked the phlebotomist.

I said, hey,

I was told that people that give blood

live longer.

He finished the sentence.

He said, on average, as I understand,

he said, well,

we're taught they live about seven years

longer.

And I'm like,

why is not everybody being told this?

that if you give blood,

you can offload the ferritin,

the amounts of ferritin, and it's crazier.

And I'm going to come to that here

in a minute, folks.

And this is why everybody who has any

kind of issue out there needs to call

up Morley Robbins.

If you didn't stick out the program,

you didn't hear the part where he doxxed

himself.

He has email,

but he also has a phone number.

Michelle, if you're listening,

can you put this phone number in the

chat or anybody else?

I can't do it while I'm here,

but maybe, William, you can.

Morley Robbins,

his number is eight four seven nine two

two eight zero six one.

Blow his phone up.

Eight zero six one.

Yeah.

Eight four seven nine two two eight zero

six one.

Okay.

He is asking people to blow his phone

up because that is how passionate he is.

My man Raul's in the house.

Yeah.

Raul for my mental.

Yeah.

Um,

So anyway, everybody,

if you have a family member with issues,

I don't care if it's an autoimmune

disorder you're trying to get over,

whatever the case is,

blow the man's phone up.

It'll blow your mind because even though

he is world famous, he answers the phone.

And if he doesn't, I promise you, William,

did he answer the phone when your wife

called?

All three times.

Yes.

I called him, I think, I mean,

two times I think he didn't answer the

phone and he got back with me immediately.

Folks,

the biggest ways the needles have been

moved in my life has not been from

MDs.

It's been from autodidacts,

self-taught people.

My buddy EJ texted me saying, man,

he thoroughly enjoyed the thing with

Morley.

Folks,

we're going to get him back on because

I feel like I did a massive disservice

when he was on here because I should

have put his contact information out

first.

People like Dr.

Brian Artis and a number of others go

to Morley.

They go to him regarding this stuff.

He has a walking encyclopedia.

In fact, the phlebotomist, he knew of him.

He said, dude,

the guy is a flipping genius.

I asked him about Morley Robbins,

and he knew about it.

And he's like,

the guy is a walking genius.

He can pull out studies from X. Anyway,

there's a reason why a number of very

well-known doctors out there do not want

to debate him.

I won't name the names.

But I have done videos with them here

on this show.

And anyway,

I've spent all this time to talk about

why I went to a mobile phlebotomist.

Well, number one,

there's an autoimmune issue I'm dealing

with, and I want to get better.

He also realized that if you want to

know the bottom line of Morley's work,

it comes down to copper production.

Everybody in the mainstream is telling you

copper is bad.

He is telling you copper is good.

Okay,

go and look at the work of Pat

Colby.

Morley cited me back to her work.

We have her books.

We have all of them.

Michelle has them all.

Pat Colby's books.

What does Pat Colby say regarding every

single animal out there?

Parasites and disease persist only when

copper is not present.

That's exactly what we do on our animals.

Now, think about this.

And Dr. Joel Wallach said this before.

He's a naturopath and he's also a

veterinarian.

He said if we treated our farm animals

the same way,

the health care that we do for farm

animals that we do on humans,

your ground beef would be two hundred

bucks a pound.

How do we do it in animals, y'all?

Everybody else knows it out there.

We do it with minerals.

We do it with natural things, okay?

In some cases,

the reason why you got a serious problem

out there has everything to do.

Jane's asking what's Morley's book.

It's called Cure Your Fatigue.

And yeah, Cure Your Fatigue.

If you put his name in one of

the book finding websites,

I'm pretty sure it'll pop up.

But anyway, yeah,

because we don't regulate copper the way

we should and we're not getting good

varieties of it, folks,

most of what he's telling you is free.

You might have to go out there and

buy a few things like, for example,

beef liver.

I got a freeze dryer,

so I'm making my own beef liver capsules.

Lamb liver.

I mean,

that is a high source of copper out

there.

You watch any dog in the wild,

when they destroy a wildebeest,

what does the alpha dog eat, son?

Liver.

All the organs, too.

I think they go for the liver first,

but they eat the total of all the

organs first,

way before they ever get into any of

the meat and stuff like that.

They definitely ain't going for backstraps

first.

That's definitely not what they're doing.

Yeah, that's exactly what we eat.

But back in the day,

your great-grandparents...

Good night, man.

They love liver and everything.

I think intuitively they knew it was very,

very good for them.

Anyway,

go to Morley's rootcauseprotocol.com,

I think.

Go there.

Most of what he has is free or

very inexpensive.

And like I said,

I'm going to go ahead and I'm doing

this protocol.

So that's exactly why I met with a

phlebotomist today to go ahead and see

about giving blood.

Plus,

I wanted to ask him some of this

stuff.

And yeah,

he said on average what he was taught

was that they live seven years longer.

Is there a reason why they're not telling

everybody to give blood for longevity?

Because almost every single human being

walking around right now is massively

heavy on iron.

That's why he says,

throw away your multivitamins.

All these things you can find at his

website.

Folks,

I'm spending so much time on this because

I love you and I care about you

that much and I care about your health.

I'm trying, like I said before,

I'm trying to find a...

I'm trying to find the best protocol I

know to put together to keep us in

the best health when all these things are

falling awry.

I'll cover more of this in the main

topic.

Well, hey,

I got a question on that real quick.

Would it be safe to say that Dr.

Cruz's protocol,

because there's a lot of people who are

here that are familiar with the Dr.

Cruz protocol or doing it themselves,

is it accurate to say that that protocol

does not work nearly as well missing

copper?

I can't say, but Morley would say yes.

I can't say,

but I did ask Morley that proper.

But see, here's the cool thing, son.

Just like we did with the orchards out

there, what do we do?

We cut and pasted ten different people to

come up with an orchard plan that wasn't

even original to us.

It was basically the only thing that was

original was taking at least ten different

people

Of what they applied,

whether Stefan Subkoviak, Jeff Lawton,

Mark Shepard, it didn't matter.

Taking the very best of all those guys

and gals, putting that into one system.

And that's what I'm trying to do.

So I'm like,

there is no reason why you couldn't do

Dr.

Cruz's protocol overlaid with Morley's

protocol.

There's no reason you couldn't do that.

And, in fact,

Morley would make the case that with his

protocol,

because copper unlocks everything.

Like I said,

I'll cover more of that in the main

topic here.

I'll just go through some of the other

farm news real quick.

Basically getting rain every single day.

I know the western side of the states

here in Canada wish they had the same

thing.

I do wonder how they claim that we're

getting weather from Canada when the

dominant weather –

Go to any AI engine and ask them,

where is the dominant wind blowing across

the United States of amnesia?

Ask them.

What are they going to tell you?

Southwest to northeast.

So tell me how fires up in Ontario

are making it down to Florida.

Anybody want to answer that?

Well,

they'll say it's upper atmosphere currents

that are bringing it down to Florida.

Check those patterns.

They still don't add up.

None of it adds up.

They're sitting here dropping junk from

the sky.

And this is exactly why I'm talking about

Morley and talking about Dr.

Cruz and talking about we have got to

find ways to chelate this junk out of

us.

In a big way.

All right.

So some other things real quick.

The people that have been blowing me up

about bone sauce.

Well,

we had a little bit of clear weather

and I had some dry wood,

so I made some bone sauce.

Hopefully I'll have more on the website

tomorrow.

I'm pretty sure I will.

We got comfort, y'all.

You need to be planting that stuff.

And then when it comes up, I mean,

sell it, do whatever you got to do,

you know.

It's easy to propagate.

You can do it over and over again.

Also,

we got pollinators so bad that the

hummingbird feeders we have out front are

being wiped out by the bees.

I ain't never seen nothing like this.

I mean,

the hummingbirds are basically fighting

with...

the bees, the bumblebees,

to get after that sugar water.

And I'm like,

I have never seen that before.

But ever since we put that thing in

the ground, good night, man.

It's been crazy.

And then finally, of course,

we have our sheep up on the side

of the mountain pruning the orchard up the

mountain.

So the sheep are doing their thing.

Everybody's loving it.

And finally,

before I pass it off to you, folks,

if anybody out there is thinking we're

ever going to see any justice,

I mean,

just go back and watch that thing with

Fauci yesterday.

They're asking this dude,

what color is the carpet?

And he's taking a Fifth Amendment.

This is a humiliation.

I think this is my personal opinion.

I think what you're seeing here is a

humiliation ritual done in all of our

faces.

In fact,

I dare say everything we're seeing right

now is one giant.

That dude has murdered more people than

smallpox.

He really has.

And he's walking around free.

I just can't believe,

I got to be careful.

I got to be careful how I say

this.

I just don't understand how certain people

are walking around still drawing breath.

Because I know certain people that if

their children were murdered,

they wouldn't even think about the

consequences.

They wouldn't even think about them.

I don't even understand how this guy's

walking around and the other people along

with him still drawing breath.

Anyway, he gets in there,

plays the fifth on everything.

And still,

and of course he was right there in

cahoots with Trump.

It was true.

They kept him on.

Everybody wants to forget about that.

Yeah.

He said, just so everybody remembers,

Trump said the vaccine is my blood.

He was,

he was really down for the vaccine.

So don't forget though,

that tweet that he sent out.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So here we are.

Like big snarf.

He says a hundred percent,

no consequences on that.

Yeah.

We're not going to see any folks.

This is rubbing our nose in it.

That's exactly what it is.

And it's like what Michael Yan calls a

dog king when it comes to our president.

Where back in the day, the Romans,

just to humiliate the subjugated

population, they would take a dog,

put him in purple,

put a crown on his head and put

him on a throne and say,

this is who's running things around here.

And he takes orders from us.

That's exactly what I think we've had

going for the last, I mean,

probably every administration to one

extent or another since Kennedy was

murdered.

So yeah, one hundred eleven times.

He played the fifth one hundred and eleven

times.

Apparently they asked him.

Your mom and I were listening to it

as we were driving.

It was like, are you kidding me?

Are you kidding me?

What color is the carpet?

I played the fifth.

Are you kidding me?

Anyway, son,

let me kick it over to you.

How's, how's,

where have you been all these last couple

of weeks?

I've been, I've been,

I went to KSL and then after that

I did like a consultation tour through

Kentucky.

Uh, and then I hit up, uh,

South East and West Missouri really, uh,

did a consultation for

For a guy,

and I'm not going to say his name,

because he wanted me to relay to you

that he tried one of the urea therapy

methods for poison ivy.

He got it all over his face and

his arms,

and he did the method with the paper

towel, and then you apply the paper towel,

and then he said in a couple minutes

or thirty minutes or so that the smell

went away and everything.

But he had a drastic, like a very,

very...

I guess the healing from poison,

he's always had bad reactions to poison IV

and he's able to heal from it way

faster doing the urea therapy.

Supposedly ask your medical professional

for this and everything else we've said in

this podcast so far.

Uh, there you go, YouTube.

But yeah, that was pretty cool.

Um, so I did a consultation for him.

He's awesome.

Uh,

Yeah, dang,

I can't really say his name because of

the urea therapy part.

But yeah, I did consultations all over,

did the KSL.

KSL was cool.

I think there's a,

and I'm also doing Midwest Preparedness

here coming up before too long too.

But I think there's so far been like,

and you've noticed this as well,

like a lull in homesteading festivals,

preparedness festivals, things like that.

And I've even hit up some friends,

paranormal festivals as well.

Like not paranormal, but like,

Cryptid hunting festivals as well.

There seems to have been a lull in

all that.

People are not going out and attending as

many festivals as they did before.

That's for sure.

Because I remember we put on Back to

the Land Festival when we had like

fourteen thousand subscribers and it was a

packed festival for a very last minute

type festival as well.

But I don't think you're able to do

that anymore.

So.

If anybody was looking to get into the

festival business,

you might have to be pretty creative on

how you go about it and stuff like

that.

Like the type of festival it might be,

how you're going to fund it,

things like that.

How are you going to get people there?

You're going to have to go the creative

route for sure.

Now, as far as the weather here,

it's finally hit Texas heat now.

We had like ninety eight degree days past

couple of days.

So there's that.

Other than that, just catching up,

I'm going to go and see about getting

a new phone tomorrow.

Because when I called you today, Dad,

I had to unblock you before I could

call you.

So it's stuff like that.

Yeah.

People are ended up block, like,

especially whenever I go to call somebody,

that's when I noticed, uh, Jason,

while I was in Kentucky,

I had to unblock his number to call

him.

And that was after having like texted him

a few times,

letting him know I'm there and all that

type of stuff.

So, uh, yeah.

When I see about a new phone tomorrow,

I might go the above phone route.

If that's possible,

I got to see what's possible tomorrow.

And

That's what I'm going to do tomorrow.

So hopefully the phone issues kind of go

away.

But other than that,

just kind of catching up.

Some of you guys might be wondering about

this shirt says I'm in my band area

era.

My daughter loves Bluey,

not even the show.

She loves the characters of Bluey.

So anytime she sees characters like the

Bluey characters on anything,

she loses her mind.

And I saw this at

Walmart.

I was thinking, oh,

June's going to love this shirt.

I've worn it a few times just this

week because she keeps asking for me to

put on my bluey shirt.

There's that.

That's why I'm wearing a grown man wearing

a bluey shirt.

Yeah, that's what's going on here.

Other than that, just catching up.

For those of you guys that don't know,

we're having another baby.

Emily is going through

I guess,

morning sickness and stuff like that.

The reason she's called Morley three times

is trying to figure out what she should

be taking,

what protocol she should be following

while being pregnant and everything.

Because

I mean, full disclosure,

Emily was pregnant earlier this year and

ended up being a miscarriage.

And I think part of that was probably,

even though we were doing what we knew

best to do at the time,

it was still lacking something.

So this time,

we're on a proper protocol and things like

that.

And to be honest,

his protocol is cheaper than...

the high end prenatal protocol of, uh,

that's suggested by a lot of these like

OBGYN podcasters and things like that,

or even like homeschool moms, like, um,

yeah,

his is I think quite a bit cheaper

than all those.

So, uh, yeah, that's what's going on here.

Yeah.

Well, man,

this is a crazy world for sure, man.

Things are just getting crazier and

crazier out there.

It

For all of you people out there with

kids that are draft age, I mean,

what is it, twenty six to thirty?

I can't or man, I can't remember.

Eighteen to twenty six.

I can't remember what the number is

exactly.

OK, whatever the case may be,

I don't care.

I would I would go to jail.

I would go to jail before you put

me in an unjust war.

And that's exactly what they're setting up

here.

When Trump is over here asking them to

see about a draft, folks,

I know this is a permaculture show, but,

you know, if I'm going to farm,

I kind of need an earth.

You dig?

I need an earth.

One that's intact.

One that doesn't have, you know, yeah,

we know how to clean up nuclear waste,

but I would rather not have it on

my broccoli.

You dig?

All right, y'all.

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When I do this show,

I'm G'd up from the feet up,

and I mean grounded.

And I mean right now.

Yeah,

I got my Redemption Shield mat down here,

and it's going out to an independent

ground.

If you haven't heard me say it before,

folks, do not plug it into your wall.

Just trust me on that.

I guarantee the electricity in your house

is very, very dirty.

So it needs to go to an independent

ground and take it out the window like

I got right here.

I don't care what it looks like.

Got to be protected,

especially when you're around all of this

podcasting equipment right now.

It's especially important that I'm

grounded.

Even folks, I mean,

if you're just sitting there,

let's say you watch TV or messing around,

whatever the case may be,

do it while grounded.

You're going to be thankful you did.

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All right.

So some of the good news here.

Collagen supplements may boost oxygen.

Muscle mass and strength studies fine.

Okay, no duh.

I know a lot of people are saying

that.

But this is exactly why your mom and

I drink bone broth every single day.

In fact, when I do bone broth,

it takes three days for me to do

it the way I do.

And make sure I learn this little trick

This is part of why I wanted to

cover this.

Learn this little trick from pharmacist

Ben Fuchs, awesome compounding pharmacist,

that if you can stick some apple cider

vinegar into that water,

I use a crock pot to do mine.

If you can put some apple cider vinegar

in there,

it will draw even more of whatever's in

those bones out and put it in an

aqueous form in a really,

really awesome way.

So when I'm doing chickens,

no matter what the animal is,

it's going three days.

I'll tell you why.

I'll go in there with a pair of

tongs, grab ahold of them bones,

and I'll break them right there in the

pot.

And then when I strain everything, um,

you know, I'll get all those bones out,

but I'm getting everything out of there,

y'all.

And then plus the collagen is going to

come from that connective tissue.

It's not necessarily from the bones,

but I get it all.

So when I'm tearing that chicken apart,

um,

you know, you'll roast a whole chicken.

Okay.

You're going to take the carcass and

everything else.

And then, you know, even the skin,

I just keep only the meat,

but I'll take anything that's any

connective tissue and put it in there too.

And I also mix animals as well.

So it can be from some of the

lambs.

I process it processed.

It can be beef, any number of things.

I want that collagen in there because

yeah,

it's going to help in so many different

ways, your muscle mass and strength.

But I wanted to talk about that story

because it led me into what we do.

And one of the tricks I learned along

the way,

All right.

So check this one out.

As disasters mount,

more Americans rethink emergency

preparedness,

but many still remain unready.

Okay.

I'm going to say what Samuel Adams said

to the people that were pussyfooting

around during the revolution.

If that's where you are right now,

may your chains set lightly upon you.

May your chains set lightly upon you.

Folks,

I don't know how many times I could

scream it from the mountains.

Look,

it didn't cost that much to go to

Sam's or Costco or whatever,

get fifty pound bags of rice.

I mean, son, how many days was it?

Seventy two days.

We figured you could feed yourself on one

hundred bucks.

It was like seventy one point something or

seventy two point something.

But yeah, it was a hundred bucks.

Now the prices have gone up since then.

So what does that mean?

Oh, man,

I can feed myself for sixty days with

the same amount.

It's still a good way to go,

even though the prices of rice has gone

up and rice and beans have both gone

up.

There's still good places to go other than

Sam's.

Like there's that one place not far from

you.

Hayes food products.

If you're in South Carolina,

you can get like hundred pound bags of

apparently pretty fresh beans grade one

yeah yeah like some pretty awesome beans

um for pretty pretty cheap it's a hundred

pound bag though so make sure you're able

to move those back they'll load you up

they got a batch of mexicans in the

back ready to load anybody up but you're

gonna have to figure out how to uh

unload yourself and everything but that's

an awesome place to get it

These were grade A beans,

and we were getting them for like thirty

three cents a pound.

I mean, they had options, too.

Yeah.

I mean, lots of options.

Thirty three cents a pound.

Y'all, that's what I'm talking about.

So, I mean, it's yeah,

it's going to be a little higher now.

But look,

you got to get yourself some buckets and

mylar bags.

But I'm like, man,

in light of everything going on right now.

Look, y'all, we can produce light crude.

Diesel's another thing altogether.

And that's been stymied right there in the

Gulf.

And don't think that's some accident.

Just like Max Egan said,

we are all truckitarians.

I don't care what you are.

You are a truckitarian.

Everything you're looking at me on,

everything you're listening through,

everything in the room around you came to

you on a diesel truck.

Every bit of it.

So if diesel goes up through the roof,

That means everything else is too.

And then what does that mean?

It's going to get crazy.

So this whole notion about people

thinking, well, you know,

I got a month's worth of food.

You better think again, nephew.

I don't care if you got to go

out and get a storage unit, man.

I don't care how you do it.

You really need to be.

Oh, so what's the worst?

We got it.

We got car insurance.

We got life insurance, accident insurance,

hurricane insurance.

There ain't no such thing as food

insurance unless you provide it yourself.

You see what I'm saying?

So, folks,

you better get loose or get lost because

I'm telling you,

it's about to get real in a big,

big way.

And maybe that I think almost certainly

that's why William,

what he was talking about a moment ago,

I think that's what accounts for a lot

of these festivals not doing very well.

And a lot of them have shut down

altogether.

Thor in the door in the house, son.

Remember him down at...

He really does look like Thor, y'all.

He does.

He really does.

If he was in a crowd and he

said, hey, go get Thor for me,

you wouldn't even have to ask which one

Thor is.

He's the dude that looks like Thor.

That's right, man.

He looks like he'd pull your arms out

of your sockets and, you know,

whip you upside the head with him.

But he's a cool, great guy.

Thor at the door in the house, man.

Yeah,

and he's even got the hammer in there,

bro.

I mean,

if he walked around with that hammer and,

you know, put him in a Thor outfit,

man, nobody would even think of it.

They would think, oh, my goodness,

what just happened here?

Thor.

Yeah, that's Thor.

Yeah, glad to have you in the house,

bro.

We need to talk sometime.

All right, so last good news story here.

Bright daytime light exposure linked to

earlier bedtimes and deeper sleep.

Okay, folks,

I've covered this kind of before,

but it goes right into the work of

Dr. Jack Cruz once again.

It is of critical importance.

Folks,

if you don't take anything else away from

this podcast that I'm going to talk about

today, I'm going to reiterate what Dr.

Jack Cruz talks about all the time.

If you don't get up and get your

butt out of bed and see and be

outside when the sun rises,

you want to be out there for at

least fifteen minutes if you can help it.

If you have more deeper health concerns,

you want to be out there about an

hour or more, maybe two.

And you can look directly at it.

You can look directly at the sun.

If you can't,

you're blue like toxic and you can grow

into it.

So you get up,

you look at the light.

But this study is saying, yeah, that

Here's what Jack Cruz talks about.

Here's what I learned from him is that

your melatonin, everybody thinks, oh,

melatonin, we do that at night,

but it's made in the morning.

It's not used until night.

Provided you're not doing foolish things.

There's a reason why William and I are

wearing these light blockers.

Now I have on the amber color he

has on the red.

The red's more for night,

although you can wear it right now.

I'm wearing the amber because I still got

daylight.

You know,

I got sunshine out here right now.

So when you wear these,

it kind of deadens the blue light that's

coming off some of these devices or the

you know,

the show lights and all that kind of

stuff.

But anyway,

that's what I want you to take away.

Yeah.

Your melatonin is made in the morning when

you're out there getting the sunlight,

it's just not used until later.

And everybody seems to have that sort of

thing backwards.

And on that, well,

real quick on that blue light toxic part.

Um, if you do,

if you do go out there in the

morning and you're like, dang,

I can't look at the sun.

Cause you're blue light toxic.

Don't panic.

It doesn't take too long to fix.

Cause when I was out there with you

guys, I was blue light toxic.

Um,

But that kind of went away.

As soon as we got home and started

doing it,

it took less than a week for it

to finally go away.

Now,

I don't know if there's any other side

effects of being blue light toxic,

but as far as not being able to

stare directly at the sun in the morning,

that goes away fairly quickly.

Yeah,

so what he means by blue light toxic

is that you spend too much time looking

at blue lights,

whether it's from your phone.

And here's the insidious part, y'all.

They have,

you can get software for your computers.

We got it.

It's called Iris.

If anybody's curious, it's called Iris.

Like, look at my glasses right now.

They're red, right?

Can you see it through your end, Sam?

Well, maybe not.

If anybody's watching right now,

I can triple-click my computer,

and right now it's on white,

and then I'll triple-click it,

and now it's on red.

So now all the blue light's been taken

out of it.

You've got to order this special.

They were going to outfit these things

initially.

I shouldn't go too much into this because

I've already gone a little bit too long

in the tooth on it.

But the point of it being is they

intentionally have you bathed in blue

light.

I remember as an electrician when Obama

and them said, hey,

we need to get rid of incandescent light

bulbs.

I was like,

this is the dumbest thing I've ever heard

in my life.

Remember, folks,

I'm a almost a third-year journeyman

electrician.

Here's why I knew it was stupid.

If I were to do an audit on

your house and you had nothing but

incandescent bulbs in there,

Of everything I could audit in your house,

the thing that probably uses the least

amount of energy are your light bulbs,

even if they're incandescent.

The big, I mean,

the big movers in your house,

as far as electricity are concerned,

are your stove, your dryer,

your HVAC system.

But we're worried about light bulbs.

Now, I had no idea.

I had no idea what the insidious purpose

was for all of this.

In a nutshell, check this out.

Meyer Lansky and the mob,

the Jewish mob figured out long ago,

back in the forties, back in Vegas,

that they didn't have to beat you over

the head to get your money.

All they had to do,

and the mob figured this out,

and then the CIA ran away with it.

It's an incredible story.

But anyway,

the mob figured out that instead of

beating you over the head and stealing

your money,

all they had to do was put you

in a blue light area with no access

to outside lights,

give you a little bit of alcohol,

scantily clad women,

and they could shake you down for every

dime you had.

That's how the casinos began.

Okay, so then the Italian mob said, hey,

man, what on earth are you guys doing?

They passed it over to the Italian mob.

Well, what you don't know,

during World War II,

a lot of people don't know this,

Lucky Luciano was working for the CIA.

I kid you not.

Man,

I'm going to go crazy and go into

a history lesson here,

but I really got to talk about it.

Okay.

So anyway,

the CIA found out because the mob and

the CIA were a seamless organization for

the longest time and probably still are to

a certain extent.

And it didn't matter whether it was the

Italian mob or the Jewish mob.

Well, the mob passed on to the CIA.

And then you have people like Jose

Delgado, who were working for the CIA,

who were taking bulls.

You can actually go on YouTube and still

see the video of him being a matador

and through these wires that he had

implanted into the brain of the bull could

stop the bull in its tracks when he's

about to kill it.

So all they did was figure out what

what he did and check this out y'all

they figured out instead of putting

electrodes in a in a bowl or a

person they could do it with blue light

that in that decision from the Obama

administration lay exactly the problem

that we have now not only is that

blue light which by the way folks you

only get blue light midday not everywhere

in the world you only get blue light

Midday.

So when your phone is giving you a

blue light signal,

ten o'clock at night or nine o'clock at

night, and you wonder why you can't sleep,

folks, that's the reason why.

That is one hundred percent the reason

why.

And they know this and they knew this.

They've known this ever since the forties.

Yeah, and just like Nancy says,

sounds like casinos.

That's exactly what they did.

That's exactly what they do.

Go to any casino,

whether it's one of those ones on the

river in Kansas City or you go to

an Indian casino.

What do you see?

There are no outside lights there.

Why?

You are bathed in blue light because it

makes you highly suggestible.

That's part of what they found out through

MKUltra.

You know,

my mom is a graduate of that program

when she was incarcerated.

Sorry to go down this blue light.

I mean,

this is not at all what I planned

on talking about today,

but it is of such profound value.

But folks,

you can go out there when you get

a chance, when the podcast is over,

go out there.

How do I take my iPhone and remove

all the blue light from it?

And there's a way you have to set

it up in your whatever to where you

can check it.

Instead of typing that in,

ask it how to get a red screen

on an iPhone or on your phone.

How to adjust the color to get a

red screen or how to get a red

screen on my cellular phone,

whatever brand you have.

don't be taking google prompts from dad

you got that right yeah you got that

right but yeah that's exactly what you do

take that get that out of there and

then find your blue light blockers because

you know through my house i've gone

through and i put incandescent bulbs in

everything and i mean now what that does

is gives you a full spectrum when you

have

compact fluorescents or LEDs, like I said,

the cost savings is negligible.

All it's putting out is blue light.

You are blue light toxic.

That's what I'm talking about.

When I talk about blue light toxicity,

it's because of your phone and because of

the lights around you.

And if you've got to be in those

environments,

it's still not wonderful,

but at least try to protect your dome.

As Raul always says, you know,

protect your dome out there,

put some of these blue light blockers on

there.

Don't get the cheap ones.

That's why we talk about bond charge,

which yeah, by the way, also tinfoil hat.

There you go.

That works too.

That works too.

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All right,

I'm going to come full circle what I

talked about a minute ago with Morley.

We don't have anything from Eric today.

He's on assignment,

and he's out there busting his butt,

doing good for the world right now.

All right,

so why did I come up with the

topic,

why healthy soil makes healthy people?

Because I'm going right back to Morley.

And this I wish we would have covered

a little bit more,

but I'm going to try to fill in

the gaps here and why I'm doing this

program right now with William.

Okay.

What Morley said,

for those that didn't hear it before,

and I please encourage everybody, go back,

listen to the interview that we did with

him, and call him up.

If you have any kind of ailments or

a family member does,

he will get you squared away.

I'll put his phone number right back in

there.

Yeah, put it back in the chat, son.

Thanks.

Okay.

Ask Morley about glyphosate and what it

does.

Morley can give you chapter and verse of

all the studies that have been done.

Glyphosate,

for those that didn't hear it before,

was used as an industrial pipe cleaner to

remove metals from pipes.

That's all it was meant to do was

chelate metals.

Okay, that's what it started as.

And then, of course,

it was a bunch of pole cats that

wound up in the second Bush administration

that ended up saying, you know what,

I think it's a good idea we put

it on crops.

That's exactly what they do.

They use it as a desiccant now,

even though they don't need it.

They'll put it on wheat.

And because they don't test for

glyphosate,

they can still call it organic, I bet.

Thank you so much, Bren Z,

for the super chat.

Thank you very much.

If you break bread, I won't fake dead.

Anyway, that glyphosate,

here's what it's doing.

And Morley talked about it.

And I wish I would have pinned down

a little bit more of it.

Like I said,

I'll do a better job the next time

we get him on.

But folks,

he dropped so many incredible things that

you need to listen to.

That glyphosate ties up all the minerals

in that soil and in your body.

That's what it does.

That's why you're so heavy on iron for

the most part.

This is why all the other things that

you need in your body and some of

these elements Barbara O'Neill talked

about on this show and got us kicked

off for two weeks because she just

happened to bring up things on a periodic

table.

How about that?

Anyway,

that glyphosate destroys every single

thing in the soil.

So that's what I'm saying.

Healthy soil, healthy people.

Just like I told you a minute ago,

your government,

who so many of you out there still

trust,

the same government that told you to go

out there and get that jab,

the same government that isn't telling you

blue light all by itself is toxic,

the same government that is telling you,

hey,

we're about to draft your sons and

daughters to go get murdered.

That same government is saying it's okay

to put glyphosate on your soil,

on your food.

I mean, an industrial, I mean, son,

I can't even believe I say the words

half the time.

Yeah.

Anyway.

Now with the draft, keep in mind,

it's not just to go get murdered,

but it's to get tested on and experimented

on and then to go get murdered.

They got a stacking functions.

There you go.

Believe it or not,

that's what they're doing.

Stacking functions.

You better believe it.

And then when you go in there and

you go through that little gauntlet where

they shoot you up with all those,

you know,

they got those guns and you're shooting

you in your arm with all these different

vaccines and everything else.

What do you think they're putting in these

soldiers now?

Folks, unless you hate your child.

I mean,

this is coming from a former soldier.

You should boycott military service.

I can't even believe I'm saying it,

but yeah.

Especially with the HEGSF and TRT now.

Talking about putting soldiers on TRT now,

or testosterone replacement therapy and

stuff like that.

Yeah,

it's funny because that phlebotomist told

me today that the number one client that

he has are these people on TRT,

and he's got to go to the airport

all the time and take a pint of

blood out of them before they fly

because...

Not all, I mean,

depending on where they are in their

cycle, I don't know.

It doesn't seem natural to me, man.

No, man,

I'm going to go out there and go

get some long jack or something or some,

I'll find some other way to go about

this.

Some antler velvet.

I'll figure something out.

No,

but part of what they're doing in this

environment,

and this is why what Morley is talking

about, folks, is so incredibly important.

Because once you get your copper right,

your copper manages everything else.

Once you get the copper right,

once you get the iron where it ought

to be, everything else,

your homeostasis of your body comes into

play.

He's got all the bodies.

Don't just listen to the podcast I did

with him.

He's very ubiquitous.

You can find him all over.

You can find him with Brian Artis.

You can find him with Logan.

He's probably been on Logan's show more

than anybody.

He's been on there four times.

What I like about Logan, though,

is that Logan will ask a question where

we can tell, like, okay,

this is in the weeds,

but Logan still says it in a way

where we understand,

like where it still makes sense to

everybody who hasn't studied this or

anything like that.

So I really like Logan's podcast,

the Sowing Prosperity one.

I really like it.

Yeah, I do too.

But folks,

that's another guy you really ought to be

checking out over there because he is

another autodidact that I'll put up

against.

I mean, it's funny.

So when you listen to his program,

he's mopping the floor with these

so-called MDs and PhDs.

I mean,

he's mopping the floor with them because

they'd have no idea

what he's even talking about.

And, you know,

to the credit of some of them,

they actually admit it.

But check it out.

Healthy soil produces more nutrient-dense

food, bottom line.

Folks,

this is why we talk so much about

the importance of having healthy

having bio complete compost out there of

getting the entire full soil food web the

late dr elaine ingham basically explained

it doesn't matter whether it's sand silt

or clay or a combination of those it

doesn't matter everything you need is

already in the soil it just can't be

accessed until you bring in the microbes

that's the bottom line i mean the way

it works like i said healthy soil produces

more nutrient-dense food the reason why

is when you go out there with these

fake chemicals or whatever,

a miracle grow,

plants only taking up maybe ten percent at

most anyway.

The rest of it's just salts being down

in the soil and you're making a problem

even worse.

Even if you have a bunch of bug

problems that first year, hey, suck it up.

Maybe you get something out of the deal.

Maybe you don't.

But it should get better and better and

better every progressive year.

But if you don't have that,

if you don't have

that life in the soil,

you are not accessing the minerals you

need in a form that your body can

use.

That's the bottom line.

Like I said before,

our number one export here in the United

States of amnesia is soil going down the

Mississippi River because we do everything

backwards.

All right, Simon, go ahead.

Not only will they not have the nutrients

that the plant needs,

not only will it not have the nutrients

that you need,

but it will also have the bad guys

that you don't want

in your body or in your plants as

well because similar to like uh i think

dr will was talking about it at the

mountain readiness festival of like if

your body doesn't have access to certain

minerals it'll use what's next best in

order to serve that function what's what's

next best or second best might be some

sort of heavy metal or toxic heavy metal

or something like that now

So my next point is kind of piggyback,

not piggybacking off dad,

but it's related to it.

I guess it's all related.

It's all talking about soil health,

but healthy soil is going to regulate pH.

Well, that's important because if it's,

you want to ideally a pH around seven,

it can be a little bit more acidic,

a little bit more alkaline,

but generally around seven is what you

want.

If it's above four point five,

that's when the heavy metals are

bioavailable to your plants and

And that's when, if you eat the plant,

you start accumulating these heavy metals

or these toxins and things like that.

So having healthy soil is very important.

If nothing else,

it keeps the toxins locked away and

unavailable to the plants that you're

trying to grow.

Now with the rain that Dr. Willis tested,

or the precipitation that we have

recently, uh,

there's a lot of heavy metals that you

don't want your plants having access to.

And there's a lot of things in the

precipitation that you don't want your

plants having access to.

So another reason it's so it kind of

is related to what dad would just was

just saying with the,

it's going to be nutrient dense,

but it's also going to be largely toxin

free other than what may be on the

surface.

Uh,

and you can wash that off and stuff

depending on how healthy your soil is,

but onto you dad.

Well, these days,

I don't even know if you can wash

it off.

I mean,

based on what Morley was telling us,

that France basically flat denied,

you are not putting any glyphosate over

here, ain't going to have no GMO,

none of that stuff anywhere in France.

In fact,

you even try to put up GMO over

there, I promise you,

you're going to come home to a foundation.

They don't play.

I mean, they will absolutely,

you will come home, your house,

your fields, everything will be on fire.

These French, I mean,

people can say what they want about them

being pacifists.

But, you know,

I got nothing but mad respect for these

guys, man.

You're going to poison their environment.

You're going to come home to a foundation.

That's how they roll.

All right.

Soil microbes.

But the point being that I was trying

to make there is even there,

ninety eight or ninety nine percent of

them that were tested all tested for

glyphosate and they're not eating it.

They're not eating it by and large.

They all tested for glyphosate.

So, son, to your point,

It is hypothesized, I'll put it that way,

that perhaps some of the loads of the

chemtrails they're putting out there

probably has it in it.

So we're probably all getting some of it,

some degree or another,

but you can't get anybody to look up

and nobody cares these days.

So my next one is soil microbes actually

feed the plant.

All of it is done.

All that heavy lifting that goes to the

plant itself is done by the bacteria and

the fungi.

The protozoa, the nematodes,

the arthropods, all of those guys,

they work together with the fungi and the

bacteria.

But as we've talked about before,

Elaine Ingham has basically used this

example and we use it a lot.

that in order for that plant to grow,

it sends a shopping list out to the

bacteria and the fungi.

It says, look,

you boys and girls want to eat?

Go out there and get me what I

need.

And they break down the sand, silts,

and clays in things we call aggregates.

They get on there, they break that down,

they make it bioavailable for the plant.

The plant brings that in.

So now you don't need chemical inputs.

You really don't.

And folks, I'm telling you,

You may think that you're getting ahead by

doing all these crazy chemical inputs.

All it's doing is taking you two steps

backwards.

Every time you give your dewormer to your

livestock out there,

you're killing your lion in the soil,

which is basically your nematodes and

worms.

You're killing them every time you give

them dewormer.

So either get rid of that stock or

use some basic H, use some lye,

use whatever you got to to get it

out of them.

But then also think of the,

like I said, what Pat Colby said,

You got low copper,

you're going to have other problems as

well.

You get the copper on point,

and it seems like everybody's starting to

wake up to that.

Over to you, son.

Now, on the worming,

I understand there's extreme cases

sometimes,

or sometimes you get some bad stock and

you got to worm them first and stuff

like that.

It's not necessarily the end of world to

be worming your animals,

but try to quarantine them in a

sacrificial area that you can then

intentionally treat with soil savers

afterwards or whatever it may be.

Just keep in mind that, hey,

if they get this manure everywhere on this

property,

it's going to kill the nematodes.

So try to limit where that is going

to happen and where that's going to occur.

Did you have something on that, Doug?

No, go ahead.

OK,

my next point is studies have shown that

gardening,

being out in a garden is going to

decrease anxiety and depression,

which I mean, inherently, you know,

seems pretty accurate.

I can't remember the time last time I

went into the garden and was mad leaving

the garden unless some sort of pest got

in there like the neighbor's rabbits or

maybe the dog dug in there or something

like that.

That's the only time.

really ever irritated leaving the garden

but you generally feel better after going

out there and put your hands in the

dirt and you know harvesting some of your

harvest or just managing the plants in

general putting them up on the trellis

things like that you generally feel better

it's like similar to that uh what was

that hippocrates quote that um dr ely kept

kept saying it was like if you feel

bad

Well, not that part,

but if you feel like crap,

go take a walk.

If you still feel like crap,

go take another walk.

It's similar.

Like you're going out walking to the

garden and you're doing some sort of

physical exertion outside in the garden

and things like that.

So, yeah,

it decreases depression and anxiety.

Yeah, another thing here with, you know,

while...

By concentrating on your soil health,

you're also the number one place to store

water is in the soil.

Now, I know,

like Raul said a little bit ago,

you know, man,

we could really use some water out in

Arizona.

Yeah, you could.

But they are intentionally keeping it from

you.

It's not the La Nina or El Nino,

whatever they want to call it.

Sounds like something on a Taco Bell menu.

But anyway, regenerative orchards,

thank you for the...

Thank you for the bread.

We sure appreciate it.

We'll get to your question here in a

second.

Anyway,

the best place to store water is always

going to be in the soil.

Remember, we've talked about it before.

For every one percent of organic matter

you put down in that soil,

that's the equivalent of an Olympic-sized

swimming pool per acre for every one

percent.

So not only does that benefit, I mean,

good night.

I mean, you're refilling aquifers.

If you do all this stuff right, folks,

you can be refilling your aquifers.

You can be doing everything right in terms

of your water storage.

And then depending on where you are,

you might want to put in swales and

have it go even in a much deeper

fashion.

Um,

there's so many different ways you can go

about this, but honestly,

that is just another ancillary benefit to

doing the right thing with the soil.

So before we,

let's go ahead and cover this.

Can you read that?

Yeah, I can.

This is from Regenerative Orchards.

I was at an account yesterday that has

peach trees.

Some of them look like they have peach

leaf curl.

To my knowledge,

I thought peach leaf curl was a springtime

disease, not a middle of summer disease.

Thoughts?

Okay, I've been seeing this kind of thing.

This is...

I've been seeing a whole lot of weird

stuff going on here.

And I'm not kidding in a big,

big way.

I'm seeing things happening to trees

around here that shouldn't happen.

I'm even seeing things that are happening

in the pasture that is improving,

improving, improving every year.

And now all of a sudden we're seeing

things that we know shouldn't be there.

And I'm thinking it's a function of what

they're dropping from the sky, man.

I wish I had a better answer for

you,

but I'll tell you what I would do

is, um,

If I were dealing with this,

it's always better to do it early when

the buds start forming.

But at least once a month in the

growing season these days,

I would highly encourage everybody to go

out there, take some raw milk,

put it in a pump sprayer,

mix it fifty fifty with distilled water.

Go out there,

spray every part of your tree, every leaf,

every bud, everything coming up.

And what you're going to find out is

that the beneficial fungi and the bacteria

that's in that milk,

and it's got to be raw milk.

It can't be pasteurized or anything like

that.

It's got to have the life in it.

Obviously, you want to take the cream off.

It will absolutely positively out-compete

any of the bad stuff that seems to

be falling,

but you got to get out and do

it.

And I would highly recommend you doing it

once a month.

It's honestly come to that.

You can do the same thing with a,

oh, some, what am I looking for?

Compost extract.

Yeah, not an extract.

Soil saviors.

A compost tea.

Oh, compost tea,

compost tea as like it would act like

a sticky barrier on there.

You can do a compost tea.

Cool thing about a compost tea.

It's very,

very hard to make a real compost.

There's a difference between extract and

tea.

Y'all tea has the glues in there to

stick to whatever it's going to.

So it's more of a foliar spray.

When you put that T out there,

it's going to stick and take up all

those sites that the bad guys want.

The cool thing about it is you only

got to put that on once a season,

but you got to get it right.

And it's hard to do.

You're going to lose sleep making it.

I guarantee it.

Yeah.

You're at that happy spot where all your

bacteria, fungi,

and everybody are reproducing.

And when they reproduce,

they make these little glues.

And that's exactly what's going to hold

them in place.

So...

The milk is typically the option I like

to go with,

even though I haven't had time to mess

with it.

The milk is the option I like to

go with,

even though you're going to have to do

it like once a month.

It's just I don't have time.

I don't have that kind of time to

babysit a compost bubbler to be able to

do all that right now.

No,

Amy B is saying raw milk is hard

to find.

Can you also do it with like spoiled

organic milk potentially?

Will that work?

If it's been pasteurized or homogenized,

no, it's got to be.

What about kefir or kefir?

Maybe.

Yeah, kefir.

I don't know about that.

I mean, it might work.

I don't know.

I don't know.

But I do know that if you can

go out there, I have access.

I mean, around here,

we definitely know people with cows.

It really doesn't take that much,

but you want to do it at the

beginning of the growing season,

and usually you're going to be good.

Like every month,

every month you want to go out there.

When you've got as many trees as you

have,

you're going to be putting in some work,

nephew.

No doubt about that.

Go ahead.

Yeah, son, it's back to you.

Yeah.

So another benefit,

the way a healthy garden creates healthy

people,

is that you're going outside and you're

getting sun.

And if you're in your garden and you

ain't getting any sun,

Where's your garden?

Or you might be in the out there

at night,

but you're inherently going to get sun and

kind of I think farmers.

Now,

we first made the remark that like it's

this new sun protocol is kind of backwards

towards in regards to what farmers usually

do,

where they do it early in the morning,

do chores late at night,

and they kind of do all their inside

work in the middle of the day.

There's an added benefit.

I mean,

there is a benefit to doing it that

way in that you're getting early morning

light.

If you go out there in the garden

early in the morning,

you're getting early morning light,

so you're setting the circadian rhythm,

and you're also getting late evening

light.

Now,

you could just make the extra trip of

maybe going and checking on your garden in

the middle of the day,

so that way you can get that full

spectrum of

sun for however long you need to according

the deminder app and everything but if

you're out there in your garden you're

inherently going to get sun now a lot

of people go out in their garden

especially like um older women a lot of

people go out there and garden fully

covered up they have the big sun hat

they have long sleeve shirt on or they

have some uh big gauntlet gloves or

they're out there in full-blown pants and

stuff like that try to do it as

naked as possible if you can

um without getting in you know any kind

of trouble or anything like that but try

to do it as naked as possible believe

it or not the bugs kind of leave

alone the uh i mean except for mosquitoes

mosquitoes will completely violate any

kind of barrier you had but you ain't

gonna get bugs everywhere is all i'm

trying to say so there's no reason for

alarm or anything like that just don't sit

down on fire ant pile you should be

good

yeah boy ain't that the truth all right

so i got a bunch more but i'm

and we've gone a little bit long and

i kind of monologued a little bit too

long about some things hopefully those

were a blessing to you but you know

i'm just going to end it with my

on my end with this one that you

know a healthy soil is an investment for

future generations it really is i mean the

only worthwhile thing you're really going

to leave if you have any land or

holdings or anything else at all

is if you can leave that in an

area and show them how you got there,

especially if it was denuded or if it

was messed up,

if you can show them how you arrived

there, man, that's only going to help.

I mean, you could take this topsoil,

and it could be used for centuries,

and it was forever and a day before

we got over here,

industrialized everything.

There was ten feet of topsoil when Lewis

and Clark came across.

It's all gone.

It's all been taken away for the most

part.

Now we can build it back.

It's going to take some time,

but that's exactly what I'm talking about.

These are worthwhile things that you can

leave behind this legacy of, hey,

grandson, granddaughter,

this is how I did it.

This is how you need to carry on

with this.

And we're doing it in accordance to what

we see in the world around us in

nature.

not man-made nature but what the way the

good lord put it out here that's what

we're replicating here and you could have

something that that really and truly you

know it it can last forever in a

day as long as you don't do something

stupid

And doing something stupid.

And that's notwithstanding the fact that

there are stupid things happening anyway

from the sky.

Folks,

I go on about this because it is

happening everywhere.

They are dumping,

they are poisoning the skies everywhere.

And we have got to wake up the

people to this.

All the powers that shouldn't be,

they don't even want to talk about it.

Both my senators and congressmen told me

I'm a nut job.

They don't entertain basket cases.

Yeah, I'm like, okay, well, what if,

you know,

one percent of their constituents did the

same thing?

They might be singing a different tune.

All right,

so let me kick it on over to

you.

My last one is that you're more likely

to eat vegetables you typically wouldn't

or food that you typically wouldn't eat.

Like when it comes to animals,

if you raise and harvest your own animal,

you're going to eat all parts of that

animal,

parts that you typically wouldn't buy from

the store,

more nutritious parts like organs or liver

or whatever it may be that you wouldn't

typically buy at the store.

When it comes to a garden, for example,

if I grow beets, I'm eating beets.

I am never going to go buy beets

from the garden or from the grocery store.

That's never going to be something canned

or otherwise,

unless it's like pickled beets for mom

because mom likes pickled things.

But I am never going to go to

the store and buy beets and eat beets.

There's a bunch of vegetables that people

are like that with that they don't really

realize until...

until they finally realize it.

But you're going to eat stuff out of

your garden that you would not buy from

the grocery store.

And you're going to eat more of a

diverse,

more colorful plants that you typically

wouldn't eat if you had to buy them

from the grocery store.

So yeah, like there's a lot of lettuces.

I wouldn't buy those lettuces

individually,

but I'll grow them and then put them

in a salad, things like that.

So yeah,

it'll increase your vegetable palate.

I couldn't agree more.

And I'm glad you brought up beets.

I mean, for years,

I thought I hated beets.

You couldn't give me beets to save my

life.

Why?

Because I grew up with parents that raised

us with prison food.

Everything we ate normally came out of a

box or a can.

So we would eat these beets out of

a can.

It was the most disgusting thing I've ever

tasted in my life.

I thought I hated beets.

And then your mom,

she made a salad one night.

It had walnuts and beets and some other

stuff in there.

I didn't want to eat it.

And I went ahead and tried it.

And I'm like, hold on.

These are not, what is this?

These are not beets.

Like, no,

these are what beets are supposed to taste

like.

Because when I was raised, I mean, man,

there was so much garbage we ate out

of a can.

No wonder there were things I didn't like.

Now I absolutely love just because of what

you said there.

So, yeah, I mean, in fact,

I just grew two.

I got two.

I just sowed two beds.

full of beets not only because the greens

are very very nutritious but the beets

themselves are very very very very

nutritious and i take them and i freeze

dry them also in fact i'm still working

on some of what i had yet last

year um i'll take those beets and put

them in whatever i'm drinking and it'll

add nitric nitric oxide to you i mean

that's that's a pretty good way

That's how you know this whole thing is

a scam.

Beets are the last vegetable you need to

be packing in syrup.

Beets are already freaking sweet.

Just add water,

and it'll eventually get sweet,

and they're over here packing it in syrup.

That's why I didn't like beets at first

either,

because the first time I had them was

out of a can in corn syrup or

something.

I was like, this is not tasty.

No.

Well, you didn't get them from your mom,

I can tell you that.

You must have ate them somewhere else.

I got them from the same source as

you did.

Oh, yeah.

Okay.

Yeah.

Yeah, those beets were absolutely... Yeah,

my mom,

she would pull them out of a can

and think she cooked something.

I mean, it was just downright disgusting.

But anyway, I got two full beds.

I got yellow ones out there.

I got a white variety.

I got, obviously, the red variety.

But the greens are every bit as valuable

to me as every other part of that

beet.

So believe me, I'll be making full use.

Yeah, fermented beets.

Yeah, if you guys don't like beets,

ferment them.

They are amazing.

I was going to say that.

Yeah, fermented beets are one of the best.

They taste awesome.

Yeah, Amy said,

is DEET better than covering up?

I wouldn't put DEET on me.

I mean, that stuff is straight up poison.

I would cover up before I went ahead

and put on DEET or vanilla.

Vanilla keeps them away.

Well,

another thing is eat a bunch of garlic.

I mean,

I eat at least three or four cloves

a day and don't have any problem with

any of those kinds of critters.

Don't really have any.

you can grow a citronella plant and every

time you go outside,

just rub yourself down with it.

June does that to all of us.

Every time we go out in the front

yard, we rub down with some citronella.

Oh, well, how about that?

Yeah.

My little cutie bear.

All right, y'all.

I hope,

I hope this was a blessing to you.

I didn't mean to go as sideways as

I did,

but hopefully that blue light lesson is

kind of sticking to a lot of you

out there, folks.

I'm telling you, they, these,

we are living in times where,

I'm not trying to leave it on a

sour note, but I'm telling you,

there is hope out there,

but it ain't coming from your government.

It ain't coming from the government.

And things like YouTube,

they will always limit the amount of

people that they will allow see something

like this.

So if you're hearing this in the podcast

realm, look, go give us a review.

It helps put us out there to people

that are looking for information like

this.

we're talking about things here that they

don't want heard every time we do a

podcast here um i mean i kid you

not they probably dropped this two hundred

people because i've done so many podcasts

as of late they probably dropped i mean

unsubscribed maybe two hundred people i

you know i don't care about subscriptions

i don't care about getting a bunch of

people i just want the right people and

i want them to evangelize this stuff

because the only way to get through this

is the only way we're going to see

a positive outcome is if we stand up

and start kicking some butt.

And, folks, I don't mean that physically.

I mean that we have got to get

active.

You're either an activist or an

inactivist.

Either way, you're involved.

All right, son, anything else to add?

Nancy wanted to say Bond Charge is having

a good sale right now.

So get your blue light blockers and, yeah,

get them at a discount right now.

That's what I'm talking about, y'all.

Well,

I want to thank everybody for checking us

out today.

Thank you for all your support and your

love.

We pray for you guys.

Till next time, stay alert.

Stay alive.

We've got the answers.

All we need to do.

Listen to the earth, they've got us.

Let's see the change,

watch the world spin.

From the smallest sprout to the harmony

begin.

In the cycle of life,

where the magic's alive.

Turn it to the beat,

feel the fire and thrive.

in the sun.