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How are you doing, son?

Pretty good.

We had you already kind of talked about

it a little bit,

but we had a bright blue sky today

for a period of time.

We had, you know,

the chemtrails before and after.

But for a period of time today,

we had blue skies.

What about you guys?

Yeah,

I did a front porch talk yesterday talking

about,

and it kind of inspired what the main

topic of this show is going to be.

I was talking about eleven seventy seven

B.C.

and what happened there.

I'll come to that in a minute.

But I was also I kind of threw

it out, you know,

just kind of threw it out there.

Like these are the bluest skies I've seen

since the thirty days following Hurricane

Helene.

By far.

I mean, blue, beyond blue.

Yeah, that device we have works.

But, you know,

they're spraying so much of that stuff,

you know,

I don't think it can keep up with

the level of toxicity they're dropping

from the sky.

And it was crazy because me and your

mom

went to the farmer's market this weekend

and I was wearing that shirt from Dane

Wigington.

Um, the one that basically says, uh,

you know,

stop geoengineering and all that stuff.

I was wearing that sweatshirt cause it was

a little chilly out there this, you know,

that morning.

And, um,

There was one lady that came up,

her and her husband,

and they were just falling over themselves

like, oh, my goodness,

I'm not the only one that sees it.

They were so thankful.

And then she went on to tell us

this crazy story about her ex-husband.

She was from Australia.

No, she was from Canada.

And she was talking about her ex-husband,

who was an engineer and very,

very cerebral kind of guy.

and he kept giving her a bunch of

garbage over the years saying they're not

dropping anything until all of a sudden he

found man these are the kind of people

i wish i can get on the show

because and of course he would never do

it because i mean he's not going to

put his paycheck at risk kind of like

the uptown sinclair quote where you know

if if your paycheck depends on you telling

the truth you better believe you're going

to hear a bunch of lies so anyway

this guy um

He was an engineer and he was called

out to work at a particular facility and

they were asking him to solve the problem.

Like, hey,

we've had these chemicals up here since

the fifties.

We don't know what to do with it

and we're running out of space.

Anyway,

he goes back to his wife and tells

him that they decided to go ahead and

take this stuff,

aerosolize it and drop it out of planes.

and because they can't legally do it they

can't legally drop this stuff into the

water and they can't legally just you know

bury it or whatever so they put it

in planes up there in canada yeah all

the canadians out there i guess you you

probably ought to be paying attention to

this

And they just dump it out of the

planes because it is perfectly legal for

them to do.

They get these Indigo pilots to go up

there and drop this stuff.

So that was the first person we ran

into.

And then we ran into another one,

and I can't wait to have her on

the show.

I'll just keep her name to myself for

now, but...

you know,

she saw the sweatshirt and then it,

it broke out a conversation.

Now come to find out, she, you know,

raises breast birds and I'm like, okay,

well there's my supplier.

I've been wanting to do a chicken tractor

on steroids version with those guys.

And, um, pretty cool that, you know,

I came across her,

but she also had stories coming from

California about what they were doing

there and, uh,

how nobody absolutely almost nobody is

willing to even look at it.

So, um,

Yeah,

so I didn't mean to go down that.

In fact,

I didn't even expect to talk about that.

But yeah, bringing that up.

Yes,

and we got the bluest blue I've seen

for the last two days since Hurricane.

There was thirty days following Hurricane

Helene.

And I even got a video of it.

And...

That's the bluest it's been from that time

until now.

I mean, now it is absolutely blue.

And I got a theory.

I kind of floated this theory out when

I did my front porch talk.

And that theory was, I wonder,

because they have, what, four...

powerful hurricanes going on right now i

wonder if they they've taken all the

resources or a lot of them and they're

using these planes that they would

ordinarily poison us with and they're they

got them in a full court press for

these hurricanes that's that's what i want

so i mean that's what i'm wondering so

uh what do you think

Yeah,

I would tend to agree with you because

they got I was talking to dad before

the podcast that they there's that one

hurricane off the west coast of Mexico

that they measured.

I don't know what unit of measurement or

what they were actually measuring,

but they ended up finding out like this

is the

strongest hurricane they've ever recorded.

Now,

it wasn't over land or anything like that

at the time, but there's that going on.

I think there were two on the west

coast of the United States and Mexico,

just south of the United States at one

point,

and maybe they kind of combined into one.

I'm not really sure what's going on with

that, but they had two down there,

and I thought there were two in Hawaii

at one point.

I think there was one not too long

ago,

and then they have that nor'easter going

on.

They just have a lot of weather all

around,

kind of you know going on at the

same time so i would probably tend to

agree with you that all the resources are

focused on all those major events and not

so much the areas that they were

suppressing for three months straight like

texas as far as the rain goes so

yeah yeah i i think they got all

these planes all these indigo pilots i

think what do you mean indigo what do

you mean indigo pilots

That's what they call these chemtrail

pilots.

They basically seek out,

depending on whom you look into,

they basically seek out pilots that don't

have families, that are...

they seek out certain types that they

think are not going to have a real

problem with dropping stuff from the sky.

And so they intentionally pull these

pilots and that's what they call them as

Indigo pilots, as I understand it.

So yeah, these guys, yeah.

But when that lady came up to me

and your mom and she told that story,

I was like, oh my goodness, man,

this thing is,

it's much worse than anybody is willing to

realize.

But yeah, it's, it's definitely a mess.

what people don't know is that this type

of stuff happens to dad.

Every time he goes out into public,

it's like every time he goes into public

might be because of the shirts you do

wear in public and everything.

But every time dad goes into public,

somebody approaches him or he talks to

somebody and there's always,

there's always something that occurs every

time dad goes to Asheville.

Is that where you went to the farmer's

market?

Asheville?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Every single time there's either somebody

who recognizes me or, uh,

Or it's and which is kind of disquieting

a lot of times when they come up

because I don't know their intent and I'm

dealing with and I'm wearing shirts that

to a hardcore lunatic leftist nine times

out of ten is going to find them

very distasteful.

So I'm a little bit on edge,

but at the same time,

it's a way for me to ferret out

a lot of the people out there that

feel exactly the same way everybody in

this podcast does,

or at least a lot of us,

and they feel isolated.

So I can't even begin to tell you

because of the shirts I wear,

it's a double-edged sword.

So I get lunatics that hate my guts.

I absolutely hate my guts.

And then on the flip side,

we get people that are, oh, my goodness,

I'm not the only one out there.

And that's exactly what it's designed to

do.

So, yeah.

Yeah,

those things are definitely conversation

starters.

It was a big hit last year with

a couple of people that I met out

there.

But, yeah,

every single time I go to town, man,

there's always every single time there'll

be somebody.

The weird part is when people want to

take pictures with me.

um because i'm like dude i ain't nobody

i mean why would you want to take

a picture with me i mean i i

and that happens a lot i mean i

i really it's it's a little bit weird

for me because i don't see myself any

different than anybody in this audience

and i'm certainly nobody special i'm just

you know foolishly i guess in some ways

kind of putting myself out there and

there's going to be and not going to

be there are times where you suffer slings

and arrows for doing this kind of work

i don't always talk about it but folks

we deal with some serious pressures i mean

they sit here play with your phone they

play with your email they play with your

your banking, they do all these things.

And we don't really talk about it a

whole lot because I don't want these

people knowing exactly where they got to

me.

And then of course, you know,

they got the, you know,

they got the other part of it too,

where they're putting hexes on a brother.

Um, you know, this is folks these days,

you got to stay prayed up from the

feet up.

I say it all the time.

All right.

So some other news we got going on

around here, uh, your moms,

I was wondering what on earth are these

paw prints I'm seeing in the bed.

I know milk boy ain't doing it.

I caught your mom's dog red handed,

red handed.

And I yelled at her and she gets

mad at me for yelling at the dog

for being in the bed.

And I'm like, man, I'm seeing hook.

Like I'm thinking, man, I'm,

it can't be a deer man.

Cause it don't look like that.

I mean, it doesn't make a,

a print like that they wouldn't jump in

the bed because they're you know they're

big enough to reach right over it that

doesn't make any sense at all wait oh

you mean in the garden bed dad in

the in the raised two foot raised beds

That's where she was.

I thought you meant in your bed bed,

like the one you sleep in.

Oh yeah.

I'm sure that happens when I'm,

I'm sure that happens when I'm out of

town.

I mean,

she's got dog and cat up in there.

So, um, yeah, I,

I caught a red handed and your mom

gets mad at me.

She gets mad at me because I yelled

at the dog.

Why did you yell at her?

Like she's in the bed.

Um, anyway, um, yeah,

that's what happens when you're married to

Ellie may clamp it.

And you know the thing about it?

Your mom has no idea what I'm talking

about when I say Ellie Mae Clampett.

That's a whole other story altogether.

Your mom is the only person I ever

knew that didn't think the Beverly

Hillbillies was funny.

Probably because she saw it as a

documentary.

Yeah.

Anyway,

we got the sheep down in the food

forest right now and made a little video

of that today.

Probably make a short tomorrow, too,

because people just don't realize that you

can use these animals and you can use

them to do all kinds of cool stuff.

Let's say it's a garden bed that you're

done with for the year.

Man, have your sheep go through there.

They're going to drop the fertility,

then have the chickens go behind if you

want to do that sort of thing.

But yeah, they're down there.

you know,

everything that's going to produce has

already produced at least in that area

this year, except for the apples,

but they can't reach that anyway.

So I let them in there this time

of year and I'll probably let them in

maybe one more time before the winter's

out.

And, uh, or maybe, you know,

depending on how things go,

because I could leave them in there two

days, I'm only going to leave them one.

So then I can kind of let whatever's

going to kind of regrow.

I can let it kind of do its

thing and then have them hit it again

on the next rotation.

So that'll be another forty five to fifty

days from now before they get back in

there.

So, yeah,

I want to give a hat tip to

Mike and Todd from the decentralized

podcast.

Yeah, they were on last week,

last Thursday.

So it was a joy to have them

on.

And Mike Adams played it on his podcast

today.

But yeah, folks, I'm look,

I'm here to tell you,

I'm not blowing smoke when I say that

they've provided so many awesome.

Awesome ways in which have blessed me and

my family in so many different ways.

I can't even begin to tell you.

I mean, I,

I provided like a short list and if

you,

and if you're not shopping at the health

Ranger store, folks,

I encourage you to do that because that's

exactly where we get all of our stuff.

Like,

When you're trying to get all the

chemicals out of your house, you think,

okay, man,

this is just an insurmountable task.

Where do I start?

Can't really go to Whole Foods because

they got a bunch of junk in their

stuff, even though they're greenwashing.

But you can go there.

And what I did was basically start with

one room at a time.

Start with your kitchen,

then your laundry room,

then your bathroom.

I mean, just start that way.

And I'm not kidding, y'all.

I mean, Mike Adams laundry detergent.

That is the only stuff that has actually

gotten blood and fat out of shoes.

I ain't talking about a crime scene or

nothing like that,

but I remember buying these brand new

sneakers.

And I'm out there,

I don't know what I was thinking.

Me and Jason from Sew the Land were

working on a project from the church we

both used to go to.

And sure enough,

got this pig fat all over these brand-new

shoes, man.

It was like – I was like,

good night.

I don't really care.

But at the same time, it bugged me.

Anyway, I said, man,

let me try Mike's stuff.

Well, it's pig fat, Dad.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So I tried Mike's stuff on it, man.

It cleaned him like nothing.

I tried everything,

and that actually worked.

But anyway,

go check out the Health Ranger store.

And honestly, folks, you are missing out.

All you people –

Now, I'm going to say this,

and I'm not being mean here when I

say it.

For all of you people out there that

are feeling like you're tax slaves,

check out Todd's MyFiveSevenFiveE.com.

You have got to go there.

I don't care if you're an employee.

It doesn't matter.

There are ways that you can legally get

out of paying fraud.

for the murder of people overseas.

Okay.

And that's in the form of tax money

or to just,

I don't even know why they need their

taxes anyway,

when they just print the money.

So it doesn't make any sense anyway,

but anybody out there,

if you didn't listen to that interview,

I highly encourage you check out the

health ranger store and check out my five,

seven, five e.com.

I'm not going to say a whole lot

about it on here right now,

but check that out.

Get a consultation.

It is insane cheap for what you get

out of it.

And you're going to find out that you

don't necessarily have to be a tax slave.

I'll leave that one right there.

But yeah, on that note with Todd,

he was able to pay for his food

force install using the money he saved

from using this method.

Absolutely.

Yeah.

That's how he was able to afford it.

And he didn't even install it himself.

He hired a company over in Florida to

install food for us for him.

So that's pretty cool.

And that's not a cheap undertaking,

believe me,

to get people out there to do that

sort of thing.

So that's how much money he saved just

by using what is legally on the books.

And it's available to everybody out there.

You don't necessarily have to go out there

and create a trust.

Well, yeah.

Look,

I'm not going to get over my skis.

I'm just going to tell you straight.

Go check out my five, seven,

five e.com book, a consultation.

And then if you wind up doing it,

he turns the money you spent for the

consultation into, I mean,

it is insane for anybody to not do

this.

I don't ever want to hear another person.

I sent that.

I sent that to a number of people.

One of which I know a buddy of

mine back in Oklahoma,

always complaining about how much he pays

in taxes.

I just sent him the solution.

And I will bet any amount of money

that he will not do it.

Guaranteed.

Won't even do the consultation to find out

whether or not it's right for him,

even though it would be.

But I'll just leave that one right there.

And then finally,

before I pass it over to William,

y'all pray for the victims out there for

these hurricanes.

I know there's lives lost back with this

manufactured Nor'easter, at least.

I don't have the evidence on it,

but given our government and everything

they've done,

I'm willing to believe that they...

probably had a hand in combat,

multiplying whatever's going on out there.

So pray for those victims because, um,

I don't think we're done yet.

And I think if this next one goes

the way they're talking about,

we're talking about places that don't get

rain.

And all of a sudden they get a

Dell.

You're going to see exactly, uh,

barring some miracle,

and hopefully it doesn't hit any major

population centers,

but if this thing does what they're

predicting that it might do over the

deserts and stuff like that, folks,

you're going to see Hurricane Helene,

what happened here in western North

Carolina,

you're going to see it all over again

out there and probably in a more

devastating fashion.

So pray that these storms,

no matter what they do,

don't go the way they want them and

pray for the victims that have already

suffered and are suffering.

Yeah,

most people think that because they've

gone a long period of time without rain,

that the soil is just going to soak

it up as soon as the rain hits

the ground.

That soil is largely hydrophobic at first.

That's the importance of slowing.

One of the importances of slowing the

water down and spreading it out,

giving that soil time to become

hydrophilic as opposed to hydrophobic and

then start actually absorbing the water.

Because, yeah, right now,

like go outside right now.

and just pour water on the ground.

You'll notice that it actually doesn't

soak right in.

It'll pool and run off if you have

any kind of slope,

depending on how dry your soil is and

how much vegetation you have on your soil

and stuff like that.

So right now, I mean, all of those,

especially in those mountainous areas of

the deserts,

That's going to funnel a lot of water.

And yeah,

that's Hurricane Helene two point oh and

stuff.

And also keep in mind with those

nor'easters is one thing to go through,

like, you know,

a hurricane or flooding events and

something like Miami where it's the you're

not going to die from exposure,

meaning like cold weather or anything like

that.

Where they are right now,

you get wet and you're cold.

It just makes things ten times worse.

It's considerably colder there than it is

here in this part of Texas.

Definitely pray for them.

As far as my farm news goes,

last night had a chicken attack.

I filled up their water containers last

night.

Forgot to turn the fence back on.

Walked into the house.

I got distracted by something.

Walked into the house.

Forgot to turn the fence back on,

and then bam.

I woke up this morning to almost like

a spatchcock bird in the chicken yard.

Something ate...

like just the insides out and let it

splay it open like that.

So yeah, uh,

we'll definitely turn the fence back on

tonight.

Uh, whenever I, you know,

go check on them and get eggs and

stuff like that.

Um, so there was that, uh,

now a quick little PSA.

This is going to apply to only a

handful of people.

Most people aren't,

this isn't going to mean anything to you.

But the people it does apply to is

going to be very, very handy.

Last night,

I was changing out the mag catch on

my Glock forty three X to a metal

one because Glock and shield arms both

produce metal fifteen round magazines for

Glock.

It's just a metal wall instead of polymer.

It doesn't take up any more space and

you can fit fifteen rounds instead of ten

rounds.

Anyway,

that mag catch that Shield Arms produces

works on Shield Arms magazines,

but does not work on Glock steel wall,

fifteen round magazines mean.

And I was walking around for a while

not knowing that I wouldn't be able to

drop that magazine because I had a Glock

steel wall magazine in there with the

Shield Arms mag catch.

Uh, so keep that in mind,

keep the plastic mad catch instead of the

metal mad catch and you should be fine

or buy a Glock one that'll work on

both.

So little PSA that might apply to two

or three people, but you're welcome.

Cause it was a freaking nightmare to get

that magazine back out of the gun.

Also,

today I filmed a video comparing the

demonstration site farm or the garden over

there to the garden that I had over

here at this house.

Spoiler alert.

And it's not really a spoiler because

you'll see it in the title when it

comes out.

But the demonstration site.

had a far higher yield on specifically

tomatoes than the garden did here at this

house.

The demonstration site,

I basically prepared it with a bunch of

soil biology, put in the tomatoes,

neglected it,

and then had bushels and bushels and

bushels of tomatoes coming out of that

place and peppers and things like that.

Here at the house...

I didn't even stake the tomatoes over

there.

When I say I did nothing after planting

them, I did nothing here at the house,

stake the tomatoes irrigated, you know,

use the sprinkler system, stuff like that.

And I had a worse yield than I

did at the demonstration site.

I still had a decent yield.

It just wasn't nearly as good at the

demonstration site.

And then also talking about other three

lessons that I learned this year to apply

to growing seasons in the future.

So yeah, that'll be coming out soon.

What else did I have on?

I think that's,

basically oh yeah another one uh is that

my daughter uh just recently started

singing the abc song so never really heard

her sing before but she started singing

that and it's just so sweet oh and

real quick uh darren lane fowler hi any

favorite evergreen trees for central texas

that are unique and beautiful

uh you might be surprised by this my

suggestion but yaupon uh that's unique in

that it's the only uh plant in north

america that has a caffeine content so

yeah and you can make like a tea

you can almost do like a similar to

yerba mate type tea with it i'm sure

uh but yeah plant some of that if

it's not already growing uh on your

property in central texas but onto you dad

Yeah,

regarding that thing with your tomatoes,

I wonder if it doesn't have something to

do with, okay,

you take that site out there,

that demonstration site,

there's no EMF signature out there by and

large.

There's very little.

But you're in a place where everybody

around you

And y'all, too, are using Wi-Fi.

You got a density of houses around there.

And I wonder if that isn't playing a

negative effect on that because I've done

a little bit of, you know,

had a little more research drop into my

lap.

And I'm starting to wonder, not wonder.

I mean, it's definitely having an effect.

But I wonder if because there is a

very small footprint out there,

if any at all,

that that's the reason why the stuff out

there isn't doing a whole lot better.

Yeah,

that could be potentially part of it.

Yeah,

I don't disagree with that because there's

definitely a big difference as far as EMF

from the house versus out at the

demonstration site.

Because, yeah, you're right.

There's not really any kind of... I mean,

you barely have cell service out there.

If you're not standing in the right spot,

yeah,

you just completely lose cell service.

Now, there is another...

I think part of it also is the

watering technique.

I think the sprinkler that I was using

in part of the garden, um,

was probably damaging the plants depending

on when it was being watered,

when the timer would go off.

Because I compared it to another patch of

like sweet potatoes and a couple of

tomatoes and peppers,

just extras over here on the south side

of the house, which would be hotter,

is a hotter location.

It's a little bit,

it's not getting as much, you know,

duration in the sun,

but it is a hotter temperature than any

other part of the garden.

But I use drip irrigation over there.

So I wonder if that might have something

to do with it as well.

I think I'm going to go with drip

irrigation in the future.

Well,

also consider the fact that you're using

municipal water at the house and out there

you're neglecting it.

So whatever water it's getting is either

coming from the ground or from the sky.

So, yeah,

there's a number of different ways you can

go about it.

But, man,

they drop so much freaking chlorine in the

water back there, man.

You can absolutely smell it.

Just turn it on the tap.

Yeah.

We filter there's there's a RV filter that

I think Emily found that we put in

between the faucet and the hose before it

hits the garden.

It doesn't do a perfect job,

but it knocks it down to at least

the point where you can't smell the

chlorine.

There's a couple of times where we turn

on the faucets in this house and it

just reeks of it smells like pool water

over here.

It's crazy.

Yeah,

it's cold-blooded what they're doing.

But yeah,

we got enough money to bomb cities

overseas.

We can sit here and just be a

party to genocide.

But yeah,

the people right here at home get

completely neglected.

All right, y'all.

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Yeah, Michelle.

William,

it ain't going to be hard for you.

She used to use this blanket every single

night.

Now her dog's been scratching and

tripping.

She started using that blanket on the dog.

What?

Yeah, man.

I was fit to be tied when I

saw it.

I was like, man, for real?

Did it work?

I don't think so.

Maybe it did.

I don't know.

I was too irritated.

I'm like,

I can't even believe you did this.

I mean, if I weren't here,

I'm telling you,

she'd be taking T-bones out of that

freezer and giving them to the dogs.

For sure.

I can't guarantee that's exactly what

she'd be doing.

So...

I was not a happy camper.

Anyway,

we got another one for the bed that

we sleep on.

So anyway, wellness blanket,

ten percent off with promo code perma.

That thing.

It definitely does the trick, y'all,

but you got to charge it up in

the sun every once in a while,

so be sure to do that.

And then you can buy a duvet to

stick over the top of it,

which probably would have been helpful to

have that beforehand, you know,

sticking it on the dog.

Man,

I didn't even know what a duvet was.

Man,

I thought it was like – I thought

it was probably some run back in the

NFL, Duvet Johnson or something, you know.

Sounds like a pastry.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, would you like a duvet?

Yeah, it sounds like a pastry or, yeah,

NFL, you know, running back or something.

All right, y'all,

so we're going to jump into the good

news.

Some of it, you know,

it may not be, but anyway,

I'm saying this good news because I'm

making people aware of some of these

things that are going on.

This article says refrigeration failures

at military commissaries draw scrutiny

over infrastructure security.

Reason why I'm bringing this up, son,

Um,

the military will look after their

soldiers to a certain extent.

Now they'd have no problem at all.

This is why I'm encouraging everybody.

Do not send your kids off to the

military.

They're going to shoot them up with all

these crazy drugs.

They're going to hit everybody up with the

same stuff me and Michelle got shot up

with.

And that alone is a reason not to

join.

In addition,

and plus they're going to be using all

kinds of experimental crap on you and they

don't tell you about it.

You just walk through the line and they

hit you up and then they hit you

again and again and again every time you

go on a deployment.

But

One of the things they would always tell

you when you were a young soldier in

there is, and I quote,

if we wanted you to have a wife,

we would have issued one to you.

Meaning that they care even less about the

dependence of the soldiers.

So going back to this article where

they're talking about refrigeration

failures at military commissaries,

here's a little angle of preparedness that

it didn't even enter my thought.

Because everybody's thinking...

Okay, something goes on,

these Joes are going to hop to and

they're going to be squared away.

I got news for you.

First of all,

the commissary ain't wonderful to begin

with.

The garbage you're selling out of there is

complete garbage.

Didn't think so back when I was serving.

It was cheaper, you know,

you thought it was anyway.

And so you go to the commissary,

you go get a bunch of that garbage,

but...

What if all of a sudden something jumps

off?

Do you think those supply trucks are still

going to make it to the commissary out

there?

It didn't even occur to me that the

commissary and the PX are probably going

to be hard hit in a big way

now.

They'll be the ones being supplied for

now.

But let's say Joe's overseas and it

happens all the time.

And his dependents, his wife and his kids,

or it could be the other way around.

She could be deployed and her husband and

the kids or whatever the case may be,

may be back here.

Folks,

this could potentially be unbelievably

catastrophic when you stop to think about

it.

And then don't think for a minute that

they're caring too much about making sure

the refrigeration failures at most

commissaries are even going to work out.

So I'm just saying that to keep in

mind for all the people out there that

have people serving,

you might want to tell them because

soldiers don't – they don't make enough

money to put back half the time.

You could.

But most soldiers are doing all they can.

I mean, when we were in,

I was a sergeant,

and I was still getting welfare.

And so was everybody else.

We were all on WIC.

Everybody I knew.

Every single body I knew except for the

officers.

If they had kids,

they were on some form of welfare,

and every soldier was.

So...

That tells you, A,

they don't pay you enough to worry about

preparedness in the first place.

And second of all,

you're in that environment and it just

doesn't even enter your cabeza.

But talking to a number of soldiers from

Fort Bragg that I ran into at that

Lattice Mountain Readiness,

seems like a lot more of them are

starting to think about that.

But I got to tell you,

they ain't going to give two fat rats

about your dependents when you're deployed

because they don't care about you and

they're paying you.

So they're not going to give one crap

about the kids and the wives and

everything else out there.

It's really a sick situation, but...

I'm not calling that good news.

I'm calling it good news because now

you're aware of it.

So any Joes,

and I know a number of you listen,

any Joes out there serving,

you might want to think about that because

they don't care about your family.

They don't care about you.

And I think all of you know that.

And a lot of you, sadly,

there's a number of them that have,

let's say,

maybe fifteen years in and they're

thinking, OK, man,

I've just got to do five more and

I hit that twenty.

Or there's some, you know,

that have crossed the ten year mark and

they're

They're all thinking, man,

I've got a lot invested in this, man.

Do I really want to get out and

then start all over again?

So anyway,

this is something you guys and gals might

want to think about because I think you

know who Uncle Sam cares about,

and you ain't got the right uniform.

Now, yeah,

I think I'll leave that one right there

because if I say much more,

they'll probably take this video down.

All right, next good news story.

Or is it Oak Ridge Lab develops molten

salt process to convert polyethylene into

gasoline and diesel?

Now, when did this tech come out?

I mean, no, they've had it.

They've had that.

There's that one.

There's that one kid on YouTube who's been

doing this.

Yeah.

Yeah.

The black kid.

Yeah.

He disappeared all of a sudden.

Oh, did he?

No, I think he's down in Costa Rica.

Last I saw from him,

he was down in Costa Rica working with

Joey Feltz guy or something like that.

And they were teamed up with some other

person who was,

I don't like innovative in a different

way.

That was the last I heard from him

and he could have disappeared since then.

Well, the last news I heard, I mean,

maybe he reemerged down there.

Ice Age Farmer disappeared for a while,

and now he's back.

And, you know,

his information was always solid.

And now he had taken a bit of

a hiatus.

He came back.

So maybe this kid did the very same

thing,

knowing full well that if he kept

somebody,

probably tapped him on the shoulder, said,

kid, keep it up.

And you're going to go out JFK style.

Or, you know,

like all the others that had cars that

ran on water and all these other people

that came up mysteriously dead.

Well, anyhow,

they're saying that Oak Ridge now has the

ability to do this.

And that's why I made the joke.

I'm like, oh, when did this happen?

And do you think they'll scale this up?

We got plastic everywhere.

And you're telling me they got the tech

to make gasoline and diesel out of this

stuff?

And why isn't there like a modern

Manhattan project where,

to get it hopping and popping out there

for all the people.

Because when you read this article,

you find out that it's a relatively simple

process.

And they could be taking all this plastic

and turning it into usable fuel.

And I mean, in fact,

all that plastic is made out of byproducts

of fuel production anyway.

So it only makes good sense.

But yeah, that's a good news story.

But that's why I said, is it?

Because when you get down to brass tacks

on this, look, y'all,

we don't even need...

Jesse Ventura said it the best.

You're trying to tell me that the

combustion engine is the best and

brightest of what we have over the last

hundred years.

Are you telling me that?

I mean,

we had carburetors back in the seventies

that were shelved by GM and Ford and

all the others.

They buy up the patents,

a carburetor back then that will get a

hundred miles to a gallon.

They had tires that would go for three

hundred thousand miles.

And then there was another guy that came

up with a tire that went for half

a million miles.

And all that stuff got shelved.

So they got the tech all the way

around.

It's just like that saying goes,

you can rob and kill a man once,

but you can steal from him again and

again.

And that's exactly what they do.

Yeah, real quick,

HeyHeyAlabama puts out something here.

It says,

my friend said they don't even pay

soldiers minimum wage,

and they're on welfare too.

Yeah,

I'm glad you brought that up because I

remember we actually did the math on what

we got paid.

We were out in the field,

and of course,

it was long before cell phones and stuff

like that.

I remember doing the math on it,

and I wish I could remember the figure

because it was like –

Especially when you're deployed.

We were kind of adding it all up,

whether in garrison.

Because honestly,

they'll keep you for a bunch of

nonsensical reasons.

You'll be done with everything you need to

do by noon half the time.

And then you spend the rest of the

day shamming, what we call shamming,

which is trying to find ways to get

out of something else they want you to

do, which is some nonsense.

Or we're messing around in the barracks,

playing cards, whatever the case would be.

Yeah, so we had...

But meanwhile,

they could have easily let you go.

You got all the work done.

And no, they don't.

They just got you sitting there from six

in the morning till you're putting in

twelve hour days every single day when

you're in garrison and you're working

twenty four seven around the clock.

So it came up to it was like

under ten cents per hour.

What you're actually making.

Yeah, I remember figuring it up.

We all figured it up back.

I remember in the back of an M

one one three APC out and we were

in Kuwait at that time and we figured

it up and it was like under ten

cents per hour that we were making.

And it didn't do us any good.

It certainly didn't help morale because

soldiers being soldiers had to tell

everybody else, hey, man,

you're working for eight cents an hour.

And then I remember when it was time

to reenlist, I remember this commander.

He was Captain Anderson.

Couldn't stand him.

This guy was a first class piece of

garbage.

And he was the kind of captain.

He was kind of officer.

That's why when people,

when they start fawning over generals or

colonels and all these other things,

I don't.

In fact,

when I was working at KNBZ in Kansas

City,

whenever I'd interview soldiers from Fort

Leavenworth, I never...

Well, I'll take that back.

There was one time I talked to a

major,

but he had already separated from the

military.

I never, ever, ever talked.

Whenever I'd talk about soldiers issues,

I'd never talked to any officer.

And the reason why is because the only

way they advance is through what's called

an OER, officer evaluation report.

And in order for that

Butterbar Lieutenant to someday become a

general,

he has got to kiss large quantities of

booty to get his way there.

That's why when people go on about these

generals, I'm like, okay,

I know exactly how the system works, man.

That general is a politician.

In fact,

you don't even become a field grade

officer unless to a certain extent you are

a politician.

And then if you're a good one,

yeah you'll be a general someday and if

you're marginal and you really really care

about the guys you'll probably never see

anything past lieutenant colonel and if

you're lucky full bird colonel that's

about what you can hope for but nine

times out of ten to become a general

It ain't like it used to be, folks.

Become a general.

They are full-fledged politicians.

In fact,

look at what most of these generals do

when they get out of active duty service.

Well,

they become like General Jack Keane on Fox

News, and they sit here,

work for the military.

Nobody ever tells you that he's working

for Lockheed and all these other military

industrial complex polecats.

They don't tell you that.

So a lot of these, it's a

I didn't mean to go down that rabbit

hole as much as I did some,

but for all the people out there that

say, oh, General so-and-so, yeah,

he ain't crap to me.

And that's exactly how I see him because

I know every last one.

In fact, there was a general,

I won't say his name,

uh quite famous your mom and i met

him he was among a bunch of other

people there and you asked your mom if

we didn't get the creepiest feeling in the

world just being around that guy and um

i believe it yeah i mean the creepiest

if i said his name there ain't a

person in this audience that wouldn't know

who it is and his last name might

begin with an f

And I've heard other things about this

guy.

I don't know what I can confirm.

But I can tell you that in my

presence,

when I was there and your mom was

there,

we both got the creepiest feeling in the

world just being in the room with that

guy.

So, you know,

that's definitely my opinion of it.

And, yeah, just because they got rank.

People going around, General so-and-so.

No, you ain't no General no more, Jack.

Your name is Mike or Michael,

whatever you go by.

I ain't calling you general.

You got to be a general because you

were a politician.

That's the only reason why you got there

in the first place.

So that's not me crying over spilled milk.

That's me having spent enough time looking

at these polecats that all they're doing

is trying to chase that ladder,

go up the ladder,

and they don't care how many soldiers they

crap on to get there.

So going back to Captain Anderson...

I wouldn't give a squirt of urine for

that guy.

And he was just one of many I

could talk about.

But there were some good lieutenants that

I met along the way that were really,

really good.

And they ended up getting out eventually.

How about that?

All right.

So the last good news story.

Boy, I went dark on that one,

didn't I, son?

Yeah.

Well, yeah.

All these people worshiping these field

grade officers,

I think they ought to know what they're

up to.

This God Heart Garden brought up Michael

Aquino.

Thank you.

You brought him up, what was it,

a couple of weeks ago?

Maybe two weeks ago?

Yeah.

Thank you so much for bringing him up.

Yeah.

And what was he?

Colonel.

Yeah.

And the Army knew what this guy was

doing in the sex trafficking,

in the whole nine yards,

straight up Satanist,

working out at the Presidio.

The guy was evil incarnate.

And he did a lot of things in

the psych warfare department in the

military, and the list is quite long.

So, yeah, I'm glad you brought that up.

So, yeah, just because they're officers,

because they're soldiers, man,

I've met more dirtbags in the military

than I ever did on the outside.

So there's something to consider.

But there's also a lot of great people

in there, too.

In fact,

I keep in contact with some of my

buddies that are really fantastic,

real jam-up people.

All right, so the last one here,

study links greater REM sleep to lower

risk of AD-free diseases.

Now,

I'm bringing this up because my son used

to work in that department back in his

former life.

um which brings me to what your mom

and i are going to do tonight we've

done it before in fact it was it

was imposed upon us during hurricane elene

where we um we had the power off

in the bedroom and as i recall i

think we slept pretty good so you know

tonight we're going to do the very same

thing turn off the power in the bedroom

i don't know why i ever got out

of doing it um folks what you don't

realize

Look,

I am almost a thirty-year journeyman

electrician, okay?

When you got power running through those

lines in your bedroom and your sleeping

area, first of all,

turn your Wi-Fi off at night if you

do nothing else.

But if you could turn off the power

to your bedroom,

That is a big-time mover,

and I can't even believe I'm having to

learn this lesson all over again.

We call it in the electric trade the

right-hand rule.

So you've got a magnetic field.

You've got the sixty cycles per second

going back and forth, which, by the way,

the powers that shouldn't be know full

well that that frequency is the worst

thing in the world for us.

They knew that,

but they have it out there anyway,

sixty cycles per second.

And it's creating these magnetic fields

that your body is not at all adapted

to.

Ain't made for it, doesn't like it,

hates it up one side and down the

other.

So anyway,

this study is saying you get greater REM

sleep.

If you get more REM sleep,

you lower the risk to eighty-three

diseases.

Son, what do you think about that,

having worked in the sleep industry

before?

I mean, it makes sense.

They don't even really.

So when dad says I used to work

in the sleep industry,

I worked on the tech side of it,

meaning I was a sleep technician and I

ran the equipment that would record the

information from the brain,

the heart muscles, stuff like that.

REM sleep, I mean,

and when you're taking these tests,

after every statement, they always say,

but we don't know.

They know very little about sleep,

like why we have to sleep,

why we can't do a dolphin thing and

have one half of the brain sleep while

the other one's awake and then switch them

back and forth,

why we have to sleep the duration that

we do,

why we can't have cellular regeneration

while we're awake,

why any of this even has to happen.

So keeping all that in mind,

you should be very cautious with what,

medications or prescriptions or whatever

you're taking that affects sleep because

they don't know really what they're

tampering with.

But as far as the REM sleep,

a REM,

according to that information is supposed

to be the stage of sleep where it's

like your mind restorative sleep.

It's where you start dreaming in color.

Supposedly,

I don't know how they keep track of

that,

but it's when you start dreaming in color,

um,

it's your mind restorative sleep and it

should comprise about a third of your,

your sleep.

Total sleep cycle.

You have N one N two,

which are kind of your transition stages.

So from awake to sleep,

you get into N one,

which might last like.

Thirty seconds to a couple of minutes,

and then you get into N two and

then you get into N three,

which is your body restorative sleep,

and then you'll get into REM.

And then after the cycle,

the cycle restart.

And typically you go through about three

cycles per night with REM getting longer

and longer as the duration of the sleep

continues.

So.

Yeah,

there's a lot of stuff that people don't

know.

There's a lot that they don't know about

sleep,

and they still attempt to tamper with it.

Yeah, how about that?

Just like a whole lot they don't know

about nature,

but they're out here tampering with the

weather.

Yeah.

All right.

With that said, y'all,

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 fungus among us.

At our most recent community group

meeting,

we had a presentation on home mushroom

growing from a local company.

It's surprisingly easy and very economical

if you are making your own setup.

It comes down to a couple dollars a

pound compared to fifteen to twenty

dollars a pound in the store or at

the farmers market.

Mushrooms are living things and just as we

know the best food you can eat is

that which is grown locally,

the same goes for mushrooms and mushroom

growing kits.

Buy local, grow local.

If you've ever purchased a kit online or

in a big box store and had little

success,

it's because that kit has been most likely

transported long distances in inhospitable

conditions and the energy has just been

sapped out.

And just like soil biology,

you can go down the mushroom rabbit

growing hole as far as you want and

get into growing your own spores and

creating your own varieties.

But all that comes with the need for

more complicated and costly setup.

The basic energy audit is always at play.

Energy in for energy out.

One of the best byproducts of growing

mushrooms is you then have these blocks of

mycelium inoculated medium that you can

then put into your compost or your food

forest.

Actual mushroom compost.

And they might even grow another flush of

mushrooms outside in favorable conditions.

So you don't need sun to grow mushrooms.

So almost anyone can get busy doing it.

You can find me on YouTube and Instagram

at Eric Sider.

I do a regular podcast with Jeff Lawton.

You can search for the Discover

Permaculture podcast on YouTube or audio

platforms.

If you're in need of permaculture

t-shirts,

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or remote permaculture consultation and

design, head over to ericsider.com.

And for anyone in the Sacramento area,

who wants to get busy on all things

permaculture,

go to permaculturefairoaks.org.

That's my dog right there.

Boy,

I got a whole lot to say about

that.

Regarding the mushrooms, you know,

every single day I eat lion's mane

mushrooms for a whole variety of reasons.

I mean,

there's a whole kaleidoscope of mushrooms

that you can work with out there.

I Eric's bringing up a really good point

because I'm thinking, man,

I really need to go ahead and start

doing more of my own.

I'm just saddled with so many other things

that I haven't really seriously considered

mushrooms,

but I think I'm really going to do

it because like he's saying, you know,

here I am for the big, um,

I mean, it's not even a pound.

I mean, it may be eight ounces of,

um, lion's mane.

I'm sitting here paying ten bucks for it.

man there ain't no reason i can't be

growing that in the doggone closet and a

few others to boot but eric brought up

another good point the same guy that grows

my mushrooms that i see at the farmer's

market i actually went over to his

operation filled up the entire back of my

truck for fifty bucks and he thought he

was charging me too much with all these

spent mushroom blocks and and like eric

said you still get another flush out of

them too

I mean,

I think they get two flushes out of

the ones they had,

and I filled up the entire back of

my truck, and I used that.

I don't know if you remember it or

not,

but I sat there and used all that

stuff in compost like Eric was saying.

So a whole truckload of essentially what

I'm using is carbon.

Now,

you need to bust that stuff up pretty

good,

and I ended up getting pretty clever about

how to do that.

But yeah, you bust those blocks up, man.

You got your fungal component already,

lotty-dotty,

everybody right there in those blocks.

So that is a really good...

Like I said,

filling up a whole truck worth of this

stuff for fifty bucks, that's... In fact,

I think he...

yeah he thought he was charging he was

paying i was paying too much for the

fifty bucks and i was like dude yeah

no problem well there's the one compost

operation over on the west coast that is

featured if anybody's taking the soil food

web courses uh it's the compost facility

that's featured and the same facility

where dr laningham makes the compost and

if if you're watching those videos

Um, but they have a worm farm operation,

uh,

inside of one of their buildings and all

they feed the worms are the spent mushroom

blocks.

And that way in their opinion,

they're going to have fungal dominant, uh,

mushroom cat or worm castings,

which otherwise would be bacteria dominant

with very,

very little fungi in them at all.

Um, which I thought was pretty neat.

And you know, if you have,

you could have like a, almost a,

Well, not a closed loop system,

but you could use that mushroom block

multiple times before it is finally done

expending any energy.

Another thing that a lot of people can

do, especially if you have fruit trees,

is you can inoculate wood chips around

your fruit trees,

especially if they provide enough shade.

You can do it with wine caps.

Uh,

there's a couple other varieties you can

use,

but I know wine caps for sure will

work.

Uh, there was a guy over it.

It was actually, uh,

Sam who does the podcast with Eric and

Jeff.

Uh, he was there inoculating wood chips,

uh, with the wine cap stuff around, uh,

one section of their like footpath in the

food forest.

So it was pretty cool.

He did a lot of cool stuff with

mushrooms.

He made a couple of hats and cups

out of mushrooms as well.

Yeah, there's a lot of cool things.

Remember that one doctor we talk about

from time to time that inoculated a bunch

of mushrooms with molasses?

Yeah, I forgot about that.

Yeah, yeah.

And he didn't even go with the basic

stuff like that was guaranteed to work.

He's like, yeah,

I'm going to first time ever doing

anything with mushrooms.

He's like,

I'm going to inoculate a bunch of morels

over here.

I'm going to pick the location for the

morels in an area that ain't even going

to it flooded over there every time there

was heavy rain.

And he's like, yeah,

I'm going to inoculate a bunch of morel

mushrooms over here and also use molasses,

which is not going to work.

No,

molasses is something for your bacteria.

So, uh,

there are other ways to feed fungi and

that ain't it.

So, um,

Excuse me,

I had to hit that cough button.

Anyway, what inspired this one here?

You know,

we're not going to go as deep as

I intended because I didn't intend to

spend so much time monologuing about other

things.

But I did a front porch talk about

eleven seventy seven B.C.

And I was talking about in a nutshell

how the whole world,

the world at that time was so

interconnected and it all fell apart.

Nobody really knows.

One hundred percent of the reasons why

nobody really knows that somebody wrote in

the comments.

Well,

it's because the Israeli the Israelis were

out there conquering.

Well, look, they were all over.

It was from Greece to Syria to you

name it.

It was not even in those places.

So we're going to make a joke.

Well, yeah, they're doing it now.

Anyway.

we had an entire the known world basically

collapsed everybody but egypt and they

barely got out and they had nowhere near

the power that they had before if you

want to know greater detail i kind of

go into more detail i think a lot

of people didn't watch that video because

as soon as i start talking history a

lot of people tune out but this is

too important to not talk about also

overlay the fall of jerusalem in the i'm

going to probably do a front porch talk

on that as well

People have no idea how dreadful that was.

I mean,

just look at the work of Flavius Josephus,

who chronicled every bit of it.

There's a whole lot about that siege that

most people have no idea about.

And then also look at the fall of

Rome.

OK,

we're essentially doing in two hundred

fifty years what it took the Romans to

millennia to do.

And I'm talking all the way back to

the Etruscans.

You had the Etruscans,

then you had the Roman kings and you

had the Roman Republic,

then you had the Roman Empire and all

of that.

I'm being generous,

but let's say that happened in roughly two

thousand years.

Anyway, you see this rise,

you see the fall and then you see

a collapse and all these things.

I mean,

imagine being what would have been a Roman

and you're walking by this Colosseum just

even a hundred years later.

In your mind,

you would have thought aliens would have

built something like that.

And they lost perspective.

That's why it was called the Classical

Age.

I mean,

I've said all that to say that, look,

nobody wants to hear this,

but I'm telling you,

the United States of Amnesia,

I'm just going to come out and say

it.

It's heading for collapse in a big way.

It is in so many different ways.

You can't be a party to this much

evil and expect the Lord to bless it.

Ain't no way, no how.

And it's every single part of our society

right now.

And I think the worst part of it

is the apathy.

What do they say?

The opposite of hate isn't love,

or the opposite of love isn't hate,

it's indifference.

And you see a whole lot of that

out there right now,

whether it's the stuff falling from the

sky,

whether it's the storms coming this way.

We have a country full of NIMBYs,

present company excluded.

And by and large, people don't care.

And I think when the judgment hits this

country,

it's going to be unimaginable for a

decadent society.

But honestly, it has to happen.

If you want to correct a decadent society,

it's the only way to do it.

So that's why I'm saying stop prepping.

Start producing.

Because all you people out there,

and I talked about this with Mike Adams

and Todd,

I don't know of any Bitcoin maxis out

there that put back food or are even

concerned about it.

I don't know of any of them.

Every single one of them, I got Bitcoin.

Well, if I was that kind of person,

I could shake you down for all of

your Bitcoin because that's all you have.

Try eating it.

Or there are people out there,

not all of them,

but a lot of people that, oh,

I got silver,

but they don't have any guns.

Or I got silver,

I don't have any food.

Look,

my first one that I'm going to say

right out of the gate,

and we're not going to go too much

longer, but store food buys you time.

That's all it does.

And production buys you independence when

you get down to brass tacks.

In fact,

you should not even be thinking about

digging into your stores unless you have

to.

Certain things like salt, yeah,

you're not going to produce that unless

you're on the coast somewhere or you got

access to a mine that has salt,

but most of us don't.

You know,

twenty buckets of freeze-dried food is all

well and good,

but you got a countdown clock if you

don't have a resupply plan, you dig?

That's exactly why I'm talking about

breaking,

I'm knocking the dust off this chicken

tractor on steroids,

because a whole lot of people need to

realize that it's more than just getting a

bunch of buckets of food.

That's why I haven't,

even though we have deals with all these

people out there to get freeze-dried food,

I don't even talk about them anymore.

I don't even use that relationship anymore

because I'm encouraging people instead of

spending the limited money you have in

buying these buckets of prepared food,

you would be light years ahead to buy

your own freeze dryer.

We got a link for Harvest right down

below.

Or buying dry goods, beans, rice,

all the things we've talked about before,

storable fat.

You can get all those things at a

fraction and be able to spread that out

and then get into your stores.

Let's say you got canned meat.

I got chicken in this closet over here,

four years old.

It's canned and it's perfectly fine.

So you got ways to do all this

stuff.

Go ahead, son.

So what I did was create a list

of things that you could stop buying as

preps and start producing yourself.

Do you want me to run through that

whole list right now?

Sure you can, because I mean,

we're coming to the shady end of it.

I think that might, yeah, take your time.

Right.

So the first thing is like eggs.

That's something you buy.

Most people buy weekly and it's shockingly

easy to produce enough eggs for your

family.

I mean,

you could do it in the system.

Like if you have forest,

you could run a little temporary fence in

there,

run your chickens through the forest,

and then you don't even have to feed

them in that type of setup.

you can just rotate them through a forest

if you want to increase production

increase egg production feed them a little

bit more if you don't want to then

just let them forage for themselves out in

the forest and uh you'll still have a

really you'll probably have healthier

birds than most people do who have them

in like different kinds of setups but yeah

eggs shockingly easy to produce fertilizer

if you're producing eggs you can very very

easily use them the chickens

to produce your own fertilizer.

You should not have to go to the

store to buy fertilizer.

You're not going to buy anything from the

store that is better than what you can

make on your own property using any sort

of methods, whether it's the Jadam,

Bakashi, the aerobic side of things,

using Dr. Elaine Ingham's teachings.

All of those are better options than going

to the store and buying fertilizer.

Seeds.

A lot of people prep seeds from other

companies.

They'll buy seeds from other companies in

order to, you know,

grow them later.

We've been over it over and we've been

over it over and over again.

Not a good route to save seeds,

especially if you're going to be growing

them in a time where you're really

counting on them.

You want super adapted seeds for your

location.

So try to save seeds from the stuff

that did best in your property and do

that over and over again and you'll get

super adapted seeds.

Medication.

So this is something I would suggest doing

in stages.

Stage one is stockpile the medication

you're dependent on at first.

I would say maybe six months,

I don't know.

Depends on the medication,

depends on what you're taking.

Just as a backup in case things hit,

you know, crap hits the fan tomorrow.

You have it just in case.

After you do that,

then start looking up all the herbs,

vegetables, supplements, minerals,

vitamins, whatever it is.

Any of those things that combat whatever

you're taking that medication for.

And then see how many that are on

that list that you can produce yourself

and start producing those and start

producing your own medication.

Or see if maybe you have to tweak

your lifestyle in a certain way so where

you no longer have those issues.

That's probably...

I mean,

that's probably the hardest thing for most

people to do is tweaking their lifestyle,

changing their lifestyle to stop having

health issues.

Most people want to take a pill or

a supplement or vitamin or something like

that.

Anyway,

that's what I would do if you're on

medications and stuff like that.

Once you get to a certain point,

like in most consultations that I do,

I say the first step is to put

back at least six months worth of food

to start with.

That's to start with.

Once you hit that point,

start transitioning into skills.

Start stockpiling and learning skills as

opposed to a bunch of products.

You could buy bottles and bottles and

bottles of water,

or you could learn how to capture and

treat the water yourself if you wanted to.

Another one is cleaners.

That's something that a lot of people...

overlooked that's talked more a couple of

times about like sanitation being a huge

issue in like world war one world war

two uh learn how to produce your own

cleaners whether it be like you can make

vinegars yourself and then if you want to

you could potentially distill it if you

wanted to but you can still make vinegars

that can act as a cleaner you can

produce lye using fat if you wanted to

there's a couple of different options

all of them are going to be valuable

if you know crap is the fam because

that's going to be something that's going

to turn out to be kind of expensive

um and then also herbal remedies let's say

a lot of people

but have a source.

Once they find like an herbal remedy that

works for them,

they typically outsource the production of

it.

They buy the bottled herbal remedy from

somebody else instead of just producing it

themselves.

If you were to look at what's listed

in your herbal remedy,

you'll realize that a lot of those things

in that list are just weeds.

And if you learn any kind of a

weed identification or plant

identification in your local area,

you'll probably find out a lot of those

weeds that you're buying from somebody

else are growing not too far from you.

And you could start producing those herbal

remedies yourself,

which would be an example of instead of

buying products,

learn the skills or after you buy the

products,

don't keep doing it and then learn the

skills.

But that's the list I had.

Yeah, I guess in a nutshell,

I got a lot of other stuff here,

but I don't want this program to run

too long.

Ken and Amy from Mountainside with Ken and

Amy, they write,

I like to keep my meat walking until

needed.

I mean,

you can sum up everything I have on

my list essentially right there.

I guess what I'm trying to say is

turn your property into a living pantry.

You know,

chickens produce eggs and meat and compost

if you use them in the right capacity.

You don't necessarily have to do the

chicken tractor on steroids.

You can get a lot of really good

soil out from them just by doing a

deep bedding method.

I mean, sheep produce meat,

orchards produce fruit,

gardens produce vegetables.

And in these times where everybody I know

is hurting in a big way,

I mean, folks,

this is another way to keep more of

whatever you have in your pocket.

Also,

go back to what I said at the

top of the show,

my five seven five e dot com.

Go check them out and tell them Billy

sent you because I'm telling you.

Do you really want to pay taxes to

this government?

And there is a legal way for you

to not do it.

I don't get anything for this,

but with all this inflation going on,

maybe this is a way for you to

keep a little more into your pocket,

especially with all that Uncle Sam is

killing right now.

I saw this question in the chat and

thought,

I think there's a company that does that,

but HeyHeyAlabama is asking,

how do you stock up on prescription meds?

I'm not sure they'll give you extra.

yeah uh that's where you want to have

a mule from mexico yeah i said it

um we used to be able to order

this stuff from you know pharmacies in

canada i don't even know i think under

the bush administration they did away with

that i don't know but honestly i would

um there are definitely some off the

beaten path ways to get that but honestly

if i needed to if i was you

know if i needed some of that stuff

you could hire mules from mexico to bring

all that stuff across

Yeah, am I encouraging you to do that?

Absolutely.

Because I got a feeling we're going to

find out here before long, just like Dr.

Ron Paul said years ago in that

presidential debate,

you're going to find out sooner or later

these walls are meant to keep you in,

not to keep people out.

That is definitely not the case.

But yeah,

I'd try to get those things right now.

you proved that that would work.

I mean, I'm not,

we talked about it on the podcast.

I'm not saying dad's over here, you know,

being a drug mule or anything like that.

But when we're coming back from all,

so we're going to,

and coming back from El Salvador,

you had a bunch of stuff in your

carry on that you ain't supposed to be

able to carry on.

And all you have to say like salt,

for example,

like dad had a container of salt and

they're over here acting like it's just,

It was just a bottle full of natural

glycerin.

Right.

The way they're testing and everything.

He had salt in there and stuff like

that.

Like just tell them it's medical use and

then they hands off.

Can't do anything with it.

So yeah, go down to Mexico,

fly on back with it.

Use your carry on.

Or don't even use your carry-on.

Use your checked luggage because I got

news for you.

They don't even check.

Ninety percent of the luggage is going

underneath.

That's how you know this is all security

theater.

That's how you know that this is all

garbage.

I kid you not.

Ninety percent of the bags they check

under that plane.

Ninety percent of them go untouched.

They're not.

In fact,

there was some contraband I brought back.

They rifled through one of my bags.

They didn't get the contraband.

They went through the bag and they didn't

even take it.

They moved the contraband out of the way

to search the rest of the bag.

They would have had to have picked it

up,

put it on the table right next to

a sign of a list of things we

can't have.

They put it right there and then went

through the rest of the bag and then

put the stuff back in.

Yeah,

I was trying to bring back bananas for

my grandbaby and stuff.

And...

Yeah, I mean, it's just crazy.

But anyway, yeah,

there are ways around it.

Your checked bag, like I said,

if they're so worried about somebody

bringing a bomb on board,

why aren't they checking the bags that go

underneath the plane?

Ninety percent of them go unchecked.

I remember Alex Jones dropped that

information years ago,

and then it was later confirmed.

Ninety percent.

So this is all secure.

This is slave training, every bit of it.

So anyway...

Yeah,

for the people that are dealing with any

kind of medical issues or something like

that, I would also suggest that you,

and I'm glad you brought that up, son,

check out the work of Dr. Brian Artis.

Because on thedoctorartisshow.com,

if you go to his website,

you're going to find out that for all

these drugs that a lot of people are

reliant on,

And he breaks out all the information that

the natural counterpart is actually light

years better with no side effects.

So anybody, you know,

needing any kind of medication,

I would definitely check out the Dr.

Brian artist show for sure,

because he's got some serious solutions

out there for people that may be wanting

to get off these things.

And of course who wouldn't want to get

off these things.

So there are options out there.

Um,

Well,

I guess we're going to leave it right

there.

I'm sorry about yapping on longer than I

should have early on.

But, man,

we started talking about these generals

out there.

Man, I started losing my mind.

And this is something I can't believe I

never brought up before now.

Yeah, if you're a general,

if you're a field-grade officer,

you're probably a polecat politician so

hey just keeping it real y'all all right

y'all stay alert for everything that's

going on because uh we got storms

everywhere we got all kinds of weird

things unfolding and that's the reason why

you got to stay alert stay alive

Listen to the earth, they've got us.

Let's see the change.

Watch the world spin.

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 fire and thrive.