in the dark i play my dreams i'm

the daddy bring a change making less

Welcome to episode four ninety six of the

permaculture pimp cast,

where pimp stands for permaculture is my

passion.

The only pimp cast on this earth that

discusses permaculture, preparedness,

practical living and sometimes

prostitutes.

Well, good to be here, y'all,

on this Thursday.

My goodness, man,

where is this whole year gone?

And where is this week gone?

I mean, I'm getting,

I'm just completely blown away by it.

Anyway, how you doing, son?

Yeah,

I was just thinking the same doggone

thing.

This week just flew by.

It's like anytime you're about to leave

for somewhere,

it's like the time is quickened.

It's like halftime or something like that.

Yeah, I mean,

Jack Cruz has talked a lot about this

over the last couple of years and why

the older you get,

the more it feels like time is speeding

up.

But I remember the slowest time ever

worked for me,

or at least I ever perceived it,

was

was back in the army,

but I'll come to that in a minute.

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All right, son, back to it.

All right, man.

So, yeah,

what were we even talking about from the

very beginning?

I got somebody's close mind.

You said things come out of you, Dad.

Like, are these...

You got to explain a little bit more.

Are these coming out of exits of the

body,

or are they just coming out of your

skin?

Well,

I'm not going to go into too much

detail, but anyway,

it's not coming out of my skin,

but it's being excreted through the back

end.

I wasn't really going to go through there,

but yeah,

I guess that does require a little bit

of...

It does require something of an

explanation.

Yeah.

I mean,

it's not like I got aliens popping out

of the middle of my chest or something

like that.

But yeah.

Well, let's see here.

Right off the bat, people are saying,

what's going on with you in the summit?

Folks,

the only thing I'm willing to tell you

right now is I'm just not involved.

Me and Michelle both.

And I'll just leave that one right there.

I know people want to know more and,

you know,

people sending emails and the whole nine

yards.

I'm just telling you,

I'm no longer affiliated with it.

And that's going to have to be the

best I can do, y'all.

And on that note,

you're not going to find any more

information out from me either.

So emailing me and asking me isn't going

to give you any more information either.

It's yeah.

So just keep that in mind.

Yeah, I have reasons,

and I'm just going to have to leave

that one right there.

All right, so farm news.

Nala all of a sudden has a swollen

ear,

and your mom was tripping about it last

night.

I guess it's filled up with blood.

so we don't she thinks that maybe she

was scratching and she's been doing a

whole lot of scratching as of late which

she didn't start doing until we brought

her to the vet for a while um

a while back and then all of a

sudden here she is look y'all they're not

just hitting you and your family up with

these drugs they're hitting up your pets

and we didn't have any problems with her

or the other dog i will never ever

ever give another animal

Anything that comes from these vets,

not unless it's a naturopathic solution,

because they do exist out there.

And there's a lot of people out there.

Well, not a lot,

but there are some people talking about

them.

But anyway,

we were able to get her over on

the Tesla machine today,

and we'll see how that does.

I mean,

usually the sound of it is enough to

frighten her a little bit.

So I was in there.

I helped her mom out.

And your mom was a complete mess, man.

She didn't sleep last night up here

playing nursemaid to this dog.

And then today I catch her like doing

the very same thing.

And she's just built that way when it

comes to animals.

Yeah.

But anyway,

hopefully her puppies on the men.

And yeah,

so that's it is what it is.

All right.

So some other things here.

Extract.

I'm putting that on every two weeks right

now.

And I recommend anybody else out there,

if you have some biocomplete compost,

you might want to consider it.

You can do it as often as you

want, but I'm doing it every two weeks.

And I'm also trying something of an

experiment that hopefully I'll reveal

later.

But yeah, two weeks,

we put it in the high tunnel.

We put it up here.

And I got to be honest, man.

Yeah, we've done that.

We put the DMSO on it.

And in fact,

I think she's got some on there now,

along with some castor oil.

But yeah, good idea, Andy.

Yeah, so the castor oil, by the way,

the DMSO will drive the castor oil in

there deeper.

So, you know,

DMSO can be a really good delivery

mechanism to make something go deeper.

So, yeah,

I'm glad you brought that up for those.

And honestly, it works.

Baseball players were using it for years,

long before the medical establishment ever

even wanted to talk about it.

In fact, they still don't talk about it.

Most of your MDs out there stands for

mighty dumb, in my view,

because they won't even examine stuff like

this.

I have a little rollerball applicator of

it just outside of arm's reach of me.

Otherwise, I'd show you guys.

But yeah,

you can get it in little rollerball

applicators as well.

It's pretty handy.

Baseball players, for pitchers especially,

they were using this long before anybody

ever thought of doing it.

I can't remember the one pitcher that made

it more well-known.

But yeah, Andrea says,

meet Michelle's sister.

So I know there's a number of you

out there that have a high affinity for

these animals.

So yeah, we pray for the dog.

And we pray for all of you out

there, y'all.

So we hope you're doing the same for

us.

Anyway, back to this extract.

We're putting it on basically every two

weeks now.

And I'm also trying something of an

experiment,

which hopefully I'll reveal before long.

But anyway,

that's exactly what we're doing.

And folks,

you can't do too much of it because

it seems like that might be one of

the antidotes for whatever they're

dropping from the sky.

Things are so freaking dry here.

It is mind boggling.

And then the food forest.

And that's an area where there is so

much carbon on the ground there.

I mean,

when we put that stuff in y'all,

we were putting it in a foot deep.

So the idea is when you have that

much carbon down there and it's been

cycled and it's been aged and it's doing

all the things you see,

all the mycelial things you should see

down there.

The beauty about having a system like that

is when you don't have enough rain,

it supplies it to your,

to whatever you have growing there.

And when you have too much rain,

it acts as a sponge.

So it works both ways.

It's the best of both worlds.

Kind of like the Lord knew how to

put all this stuff together.

That's why we try to copy it.

Anyway, even right now,

it's everything is dry at a level that

we have never seen before in fact your

mom was saying this morning when we were

doing the chores that the weather we

experienced and i'm wondering if all of

you out there especially in the chat are

realizing or having the same experience

that the weather we experienced when we

first moved here eight years ago

Is one hundred and eighty degrees

different from what we are experiencing

now.

It used to be a temperate rainforest.

Now it is not.

It's something else.

And I don't know what to call it

at this point.

So, yeah, holler if you hear me.

All right.

So we got the honey harvest yesterday or

day before, I want to say.

And we got more honey than we've ever

had before.

So I wonder if that DPE has got

something to do with it.

Um,

I am going to have to go to

town and go buy some food grade buckets

because I'm having, I got, I, well,

I've given away some buckets, uh,

one of them to William and another one

to someone else.

But, um,

We've given away a whole lot of honey

this year.

I'll be honest with you, man.

These Bressies that I got in the incubator

down there,

I'm trading those guys for honey.

Well, I gave them money,

but I don't think it was enough.

Either way,

they're going to trade me some bear meat

for a little bit of honey.

I'll hook them up.

Do they have any bear bones?

No, I don't.

Oh, shoot.

I didn't even think about asking for that.

But yeah,

I need to hit them up about.

But yeah,

they got bear meat and they say it's

the best thing they've ever had.

So I've never eaten bear outside of bear

jerky.

So I'm looking to find out, you know,

what bear tastes like.

Maybe I'll put it on some pancakes or

we'll do a Forrest Gump popcorn bear.

Bears, bear a la mode.

I mean, all of it.

Is there a chance with you guys getting

honey?

Is there a chance Nala got stung?

Well, that's what I thought too.

That's exactly what your mom thought for a

while there,

but she said her ears filled with blood.

So it makes her think that it might

be something else, but I, yeah,

it could be a combination of a number

of things.

But anyway, um,

Went out there,

got some apples at the orchard.

I don't know if I talked about that

the last time or not, but yeah,

got some of these.

Okay,

I had gone on and on about these

ever crisp apples, but man,

I'm telling you what,

these ludicrous apples I think are even

better.

I am telling you, I really,

really believe it is even better.

Problem is they don't keep as long as

an ever crisp.

So you got to zero some game on

some of these stuff, some of these things.

Anyhow,

every time I'm looking at myself and this

dog on screen,

I'm looking at this stupid hairline I got

up here that don't make any sense at

all.

I'm like, okay, man,

I look absolutely ridiculous if you're me.

I'm like,

my hair is like I got a receding

hairline.

It's better than Monday for sure.

The first thing I noticed Monday was a

haircut.

Today I didn't notice it,

so it's getting better at least.

Well, hopefully it keeps getting better.

All right, so yeah,

that Apple Harvest video that I did out

there,

Yeah, all of a sudden,

it seems like the videos that I put

out that are really going to help folks

are the ones that are massively

suppressed.

And that video would help out a whole

lot of people if they knew they could

go to apple orchards and get a bunch

of what they need to feed their ruminants.

But of course,

YouTube put the brakes on that.

And like I said,

anytime it's any video that is of great

import to a lot of people,

those are the ones they seem to want

to suppress most.

So if anybody hasn't seen it,

go check it out.

Other things going on here,

got to get hot on this silvergrass weed

eating it.

And for anybody that hasn't used it yet,

I highly recommend John Kemp's

uh, field Lark AI.

It is the best AI for farming bar.

None.

There ain't even a close second.

Um, that like it,

it told me some things about silver grass

that I didn't know before.

Now, when I asked John Kemp personally,

he had never heard of it, but man,

they really got their stuff together with

this, with this app.

And, uh, in addition to what we're doing,

I'm also realizing that you want to scalp

it when it's most, I mean, this,

I knew that,

What I didn't know is the consequences of

doing it in the winter,

which is not a good idea.

You got to do this stuff when it's

vegetative.

Otherwise, it acts like a tree.

When you scalp it when it's

non-vegetative,

it's got all of its energy down in

the roots,

and it's going to come back twice as

hard in the spring.

So you got to stay on top of

that stuff.

And it gets about a foot long and

you want to take it down.

So hat tip to John Kemp,

maybe you get him on here one of

these days.

I'm not sure an Amish guy would want

to come on a podcast called The Pimp

Cast because I can't even tell you how

many people have declined because they

were like, what on earth?

I remember Dr. Merritt said,

she told her husband,

Well,

I guess I should have looked better

because I guess I'm being interviewed by a

pimp.

Anyway, that was funny.

Gathering Wood,

that's another thing we're doing.

With all the things that we were doing,

man,

we were just so Shanghai'd and are way

behind on Gathering Wood.

So we're trying to get in a full

court press of doing that.

And we don't have an ATV or anything

like that to get up these mountains.

So it goes slow.

So that's exactly what we're in full

crisis mode for right now.

But it is unseasonably warm right now.

So I'm using that to my best advantage.

And while I'm doing it, folks,

I don't have any clothes.

Well, I got shorts on.

But that's about it.

I mean,

I'm doing this stuff with as little

clothes as possible and wearing grounding

flip flops.

So, you know,

as often as you can try to think

about those things.

And then finally,

I know everybody seems to be up in

arm,

at least the mainstream prostitute media

about this thing in Russia.

Well, Victor Boot,

he was on with Alex Jones the other

day,

and he basically said this whole thing is

one giant hoax over there.

He's a Russian dude,

and he's got a big claim to fame.

I mean, the guy was really something else.

Anyway, he said, look, man,

this whole thing,

I've called people that live there.

This whole thing is one giant hoax.

So I don't know what to do with

that,

but it wouldn't shock me none if the

powers that shouldn't be go spraying

something over some cities like they

probably did in New York and a few

other places.

There is nothing.

That's why I'm saying, you know,

who poses the greater threat to me?

Is it Iran thousands of miles away or

is it my own government?

I think you know that that was a

rhetorical question.

And with that, son,

I'm going to kick it on over to

you.

Yeah, I would.

I would agree that it's the.

The government is the number one killer of

anything on Earth.

Ever.

It has a hundred percent been government.

Democide, son,

is the number one killer of humankind.

Yep.

Yeah.

So as far as like when you said

prostitutes at the beginning of the show,

it reminded me of these ridiculous ads

that I'm getting in Texas right now

between James Tallarico and was it James?

Yeah.

And Paxton, Ken Paxton.

They're going at each other.

With the with their ads on like YouTube.

And I mean,

you get text ads and everything like that.

So can pack or Tallarico is arguing that

Ken Paxton's, you know,

a part of the whole Epstein list and

stuff like that.

He's, you know,

God is I think we have to be

careful about how we say this on YouTube.

but PDF files instead of the,

if everybody's kind of catching my drift,

drift on that one,

he's claiming that he's like getting them

out of prison and, and things like that.

And then Ken Paxton's responses,

James Tallarico is a liberal.

I think it's working.

The sad part is I think it's working.

I think that's all he had to say

in most parts of Texas, uh,

in order to get the vote.

But his whole argument, beginning and end,

is James Tallarico is a liberal.

Which is sad...

it's sad at first,

but then it becomes a little bit,

you have to laugh at it.

Otherwise you're just get far too

frustrated.

Indicative of our times.

I really think it is.

I mean,

I think you don't even have to,

I mean, that is an appeal to ridicule.

You know that I know that.

And that is a logical fallacy.

If ever there was one,

a hundred and fifty years ago, uh,

I'm not doggone it.

What was this?

I had something crawling on me.

A hundred and fifty years ago,

you would have never got away with that

in the American public.

And the reason why everybody all the way.

I mean,

fifth graders understood the use of

grammar, logic and rhetoric.

If you were to attack now,

I don't know this Federico dude and Ken

Paxton.

I know quite a bit about him.

I think they're all pole cats.

The bottom line is,

it tells you the mental status of our

population when you can use an obvious

appeal to ridicule and get away with it.

But go ahead.

Yeah, it's just ridiculous.

And when I say all this stuff,

by no means am I supporting either one.

Like I said before I started the farm

news, democide, like Dad said,

is the number one killer on earth.

So for us to keep participating in it

is...

I think insane.

Um, but yeah, so that, that,

that keeps going on it.

I'm laughing at the ad.

So I don't get mad at him because

it's, it's like,

can he ain't addressing none of it?

He's just like, whatever.

He's a liberal.

Yeah.

So that, that's funny.

But, uh, outside of that,

over at the demonstration site,

I finished up the broad forking over

there.

Had a nice little surprise over there.

I found a potato patch that I forgot

about with some Kennebec potatoes,

so I was able to get some of

those out.

And yeah, not a single... Granted,

there's been a massive soil transformation

over there.

It's really hard to find any heavy

compacted clay within the beds,

even though you can find it just a

few inches away in the footpaths.

It's hard to find any hard compacted clay

in the footbeds,

but none of that moisture has...

like traveled into the soil at all.

Like all the soil is still fairly dry

until you get like,

I would say about elbow deep into the

soil before you find any kind of moisture

or anything like that,

which goes to show that, I mean,

the fact that I can even get elbow

deep in this type of clay is impressive.

So the,

the soil remediation techniques definitely

do work.

It just, you know,

whatever they're doing to the rain is kind

of,

kind of getting into the way of that,

which I,

Given lately like what they've been doing

to the rain,

I've been thinking more and more about,

you know,

the advantages of going to a well system

or at least having a well system backup.

Because in classic permaculture,

most people would argue like don't use

well water, use only rainwater catchment,

avoid well water if at all possible.

We need to be putting water back into

the well as opposed to, you know,

drawing water up out of the well.

net we still got to live like we

still got to grow food we still got

to live and things like that and there's

other techniques that you can use like

such as earthworks or just even increasing

organic matter in the soil all that can

return water back into the soil so i

i'm just been mulling over the ideas of

like well water versus rain water and well

water might be now the cleaner option as

far as water to use on your gardens

for your animals and things like that um

But yeah,

finished broad forking out there,

found the potatoes.

Oh,

and then this hurricane that's about to

come through,

that's about to come through in the Gulf.

I think it's the first hurricane of the

year.

It's like the last time this happened was

like early nineteen hundreds,

according to them or something.

But this hurricane that.

Tell me if this makes any sense to

you.

Right now, it's curving from Mexico.

It's curving west from east to west from

Mexico,

and it's about to make landfall in Alabama

and Mississippi.

And then from that,

the curve stops and travels straight north

to Illinois.

What about that statement?

Does it make sense?

Well, all of it.

I mean, I'll be honest with you, son.

I haven't really kept up with a whole

lot of it as of late,

and I got a reason for that,

but go ahead.

The part that stands out to me is

that it hits landfall and then

automatically starts going in a straight

line north.

Wind fluids do not travel in a straight

line.

There's all kind of vertices.

There's torsion patterns and things like

that.

They don't travel.

It doesn't travel in a straight line.

If it was going to travel in a

straight line,

it would have done that whenever it was

over the water with less resistance.

But now it's hitting landfall.

It's going to slow down.

And then now all of a sudden it's

going to travel in a straight line north.

And this is one of three storms that

I think are going on right now.

There's another one on the west side of

the United States.

west side of mexico and then there's

another one uh that just dropped down from

alaska going through i don't know if it

hit alaska or not but it's heading south

from alaska down and hitting vancouver

right now and these are all three kind

of major storms right now but what's not

making any sense to me is that it's

hitting the ground and then it's all of

a sudden traveling in a straight line

fluids do not travel in a straight line

not not unless they're outside of a vacuum

Uh, or in a pipe, I mean,

even technically within a pipe,

it's still not traveling in a perfectly

straight line or anything like that.

There's still these, uh, you know,

there's still friction,

there's still vortices, there's still, uh,

torsion patterns and stuff like that still

going on within the pipe.

But yeah, that stuck out.

I saw that map with the prediction of

where it's going to go and everything,

and it hits land, straight line north,

and then they're doing the same thing that

they did with this last hurricane that hit

on the west side,

or this last tropical storm,

whatever they wanted to call it,

over here on the west side of the

United States that was traveling east,

saying that there's a bunch of floods that

are going to happen.

I've checked the forecast,

and it's path of travel,

and it doesn't seem like anybody...

Typically, floods happen...

over two to three inches like usually the

rainfall accumulation is higher than two

to three inches whenever they're you know

advertising these catastrophic floods so

it makes me i'm just wondering what

they're trying to orchestrate are they

trying to cry wolf enough so whenever like

there's an actual you know legitimate

dangerous storm when i say legitimate i

mean it is actually destructive not

something i'm not saying that it uh

wasn't tampered with or anything it's just

actually destructive are they crying wolf

enough times so we don't pay attention to

that one storm because they've done it a

couple of times so far uh just in

the past couple of weeks and months um

or i i just don't know what their

what their plot right now and it's not

making any sense but looking at the radar

looking at the prediction of travel that

is not a natural event for it to

travel in a straight line is not a

natural event

Well,

it'd be really interesting to look at the

NEXRAD radar tower like they did during

Hurricane Helene, where all the towers,

it was the craziest thing.

You can still find it at Dane Wigington's

website at geoengineeringwatch.org.

or on his YouTube channel.

You can go over there and see it

right now.

I tried to use it at one of

these conferences local to here,

and then all of a sudden they tried

to tell me they had tech difficulties,

explaining that these NEXRAD radar towers,

along with the chemtrails or the

geoengineering that they're doing to be

more accurate,

that they can absolutely steer these

things.

They've been doing it forever and a day.

And like Jack Cruz, where everybody says,

oh, that's a conspiracy theory,

Jack Cruz always says, well,

you can't really call it that when there's

patents for everything that we're talking

about.

There's patents for every bit of this,

and you can find it.

And Dane Wigington does a really good job

of talking about it.

So, yeah, I mean,

hold on to your hat, son,

because – and then plus also consider the

fact –

that the AMOC current in the oceans is

gone.

It ain't moving no more.

So, I mean,

is mankind responsible for that?

I guess nobody really knows.

But that AMOC current isn't moving

anymore,

and now we're going to start seeing.

And then if, you know,

Jack Cruz is right,

the magnetism is moving from one place to

the next.

I mean,

there's a lot of apocalyptic predictions

out there.

But, folks,

the bottom line to all this is why

we say stay alert, stay alive,

because the powers that shouldn't be want

everybody in the sound of mind.

Look, this is not hyperbolic,

but when I say it,

they want everybody dead except their

tribe.

So, yeah, just keep all that in mind.

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So I'm going to jump into some of

this good news here.

All right.

First one.

Check this out.

Number of teens who identify themselves as

gay or bisexual or trans testicle is

dropping precipitously.

okay, yeah,

in this Wall Street Journal article,

they want to act as if they can't

figure out the reasons why.

Like it's a bad thing that these kids

are not wanting to chop off their cock

and balls.

I'm like, are you kidding me?

I ain't never seen nothing like this in

my life.

Like this is totally, completely normal.

And then in this article,

they're almost making excuses.

Well, we can't fit.

We have no idea why it's dropping.

It's because it ain't normal.

There is nothing normal about that.

There is nothing normal about that

lifestyle.

And I don't care who I offend by

it, but look,

I'm not going to keep going on about

it, but the bottom line is,

is that if you get down to brass

tacks on this,

The teachers are not allowed to promote it

like they were under the previous

administration.

And trust me,

ain't no love over here for Trump.

You better believe that.

I know they're all pole cats.

They're all in it together,

the whole nine yards.

But all of a sudden,

now that it's not front page center in

all these different schools every single

day,

now all of a sudden the kids aren't

getting – it was amazing how many of

them were doing it, especially girls,

to get attention.

They were sitting here doing things that

mutilated their body.

They grow out of it.

And then all of a sudden they're like,

what did I do?

You ain't old enough to buy beer,

but you can go ahead and chop off

body parts.

Are you kidding me?

I mean, the Lord is long suffering.

you can't even get tattoos or piercings

without parental consent if you're under

eighteen,

but you can somehow circumvent the

permission to... And when that...

What you were saying earlier with this

isn't normal, it's more than that.

It's not natural or healthy.

There's no benefit...

There's no benefit to doing it at all

other than the perceived mental health

that they argue about.

But then you look at testimonies of people

who did it and realize like, oh,

my mental health isn't any better after

doing this.

In fact, it's worse.

And the suicide rate skyrockets after that

transition surgery and everything.

So you can't make an argument that, oh,

it's better for them or it's healthier for

them or anything like that because it just

flat out isn't.

It isn't.

And if you would afterwards,

you're on lifelong hormone replacement

therapy.

That's not natural.

That's not good.

You have to you are stuck on pharmakia

for the rest of your life after that.

Yeah, and you do that kind of thing,

man.

There ain't no coming back.

So, yeah,

so I'm calling that good news because kids

are starting to wake up a little bit

and realize, okay,

maybe this ain't something I ought to do.

Yeah, like I said,

Lord must be long-suffering because I

don't know how fire and brimstone isn't

just wiping over this country right now.

With all the evil that, you know,

we –

I won't even go into it, but, um,

all right, next good news story.

Real quick on that note,

I started writing the Bible again.

I'm in Genesis.

And, uh, you know, after April, whenever,

uh,

like Sodom and Gomorrah is about to be

destroyed.

And Abraham is like, Hey,

if there's ten righteous people,

will you save the city?

If there's twenty righteous people,

will you save the city?

And every single time he agrees, like,

yeah, I'll save the city.

And to save ten righteous people,

there might be a situation that's going on

right now.

It's like there's just a handful of

righteous people that's saving the rest of

the United States right now.

Absolutely could be.

I mean, at the end of the day,

I'm just,

it's just mind-boggling when you hear

so-called preachers in a pulpit saying,

endorsing genocide.

I never thought I'd ever see the day.

And, you know, this is...

Oh, my goodness.

Yeah, I won't even get started on that.

I'll jump to the next one right now

because I could totally derail this show

at this point.

All right, here's one that popped up.

It was on the front of Drudge.

I saw it today when I was looking

for good news articles.

I typically don't go to Drudge,

but they're talking about the very thing I

talked about in the very last thing.

And I also heard it this morning on

NPR.

Folks, don't hold it against me.

I listen to some of these alternative

sources, NPR, Fix News, MSNBC,

whenever I can.

I listen to them in very short pockets

because I want to know what the propaganda

is.

I want to know what they're lying to

me about so I can tell everybody else

about it.

Because all of a sudden,

NPR was talking about this very story.

So it's DNA from the world's oldest

tortoise may hold key to human aging.

This tortoise, his name is Jonathan,

and he's one hundred ninety four years old

and he's still going strong.

I talked about it last week,

and they say they really don't know.

They're trying to get into all the

scientific stuff.

But I told you about what Erwin LaCour

said about this tortoise.

I just talked about this on Monday.

And bottom line is that tortoise breathes

four times a minute.

That's when he's really exerting himself.

The average human breathes anywhere

between twelve to twenty times per minute.

With training,

when I'm sitting still or just relaxing or

whatever the case may be,

I breathe about two and a half times

per minute.

And what Erwin LaCour,

who's a flipping genius, by the way,

and a number of others have realized that

if you can slow down your respiration,

it's going to help in so many different

things.

Now, the problem is,

how do you maintain it while you're doing

everything else?

Well,

part of his training is that you do

it even while working out,

even while doing aerobic activity.

There's times where you're doing,

you know, you're doing like,

let's just say standing squats,

holding your breath.

All of this stuff,

the training I do every single morning is

all part of this.

So I wanted to point that out that

in this article,

they don't even talk about the breathing.

But Erwin LeCour does,

and he also equates it to a number

of other animals that have varied.

The longest-lived animals on this earth

are the ones that have the lowest

respiratory rate per minute.

And you can control that, yes.

As I was talking about before,

every single day,

I'm trying to remember all of Psalms,

every single day,

while I'm multitasking at the same time,

let's say I'm standing in the sun and

I'm doing something else at the same time,

I'm standing in the sun,

Every time I talk,

I make sure that I do it and

I breathe in through my nose between

breaths,

unlike what I'm doing right here behind

the microphone.

It's difficult to do when you're speaking

extemporaneous like this.

It can be done,

but it's going to be annoying for

everybody listening to me.

I can absolutely do it,

but it would be absolutely annoying for

you to listen to everything I'm saying

because it's going to be like...

yeah once upon a time there was billy

and he had a podcast you see i

mean it's it's it's a rhythmic thing and

it doesn't work when you're when you're in

the speech business so anyway think about

that and think about it during the day

that even when you have let's say some

anxiety or whatever the case may be you

do it as often as you can think

about it and it does make a difference

so yeah i'm still in the middle of

the training and i'll let everybody know

how that's going so last one here

Walnuts in the morning,

the breakfast addition that sharpens

memory and reaction time.

All right,

these days I eat for performance.

I really do.

Not to say that I'm some performance

athlete or anything like that.

It's just with all the junk in our

environment,

I eat cleaner than probably anybody I

know.

And one day a week or several,

it may be on a Saturday or some

other time, you know,

me and your mom might twist off a

little bit, but it's like a meal or,

you know,

I could even do it the whole day.

But usually I don't feel I usually don't

feel like it.

I'll eat one meal that's out of whack

and rest of the time I'm pretty much

on points.

But not saying that to brag,

I'm saying that.

I'm doing it more as a result of

with all the junk they're spraying in this

environment,

all the water and our food and everything

else,

I feel like I got to overdo it

just to compensate for the garbage they're

doing.

So there's a reason why I jump in

the sauna, Michelle and I both,

every single night is because sweating is

one of the chief ways to get this

stuff out of you.

Well, anyway, walnuts in the morning,

I eat some every single day,

but I put them in a salad.

They're talking about it in terms of

breakfast,

but I'm also using things like chia seeds,

walnuts.

My daughter-in-law brought out some

pecans.

I'm still working on those.

It doesn't have to be a whole lot.

And then three Brazil nuts every single

day gives you all the selenium you need.

So I eat about five of them.

And then, of course,

there are other things out there that are

going to protect you possibly from the big

C, things like – oh, shoot,

what are those –

There's these seeds I eat every single

day,

and I can't think of what they are

right now.

Well, they come from a fruit.

Are you intentionally not saying it?

Okay.

No, go ahead and say it.

Apricot seeds.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Yeah,

because of the amygdalin that's in there

helps a great deal with that big C.

And that's something we all got to worry

about these days.

But anyway, walnuts in the morning, yeah,

it's talking about sharpen memory,

reaction time.

That's kind of important.

And then if you look at a walnut,

it kind of looks like hemispheres of a

brain.

If you really look at it,

that's exactly what it looks like.

And like kidney beans, you know,

when you eat those,

what do they look like?

A kidney, you know,

there's a whole lot of things like that.

out there that really really help in a

big big way all right with that said

we're going to go to my man eric

cider hey eric cider here with your pimp

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if it was illegal to sell food on

our most recent episode of the discover

permaculture podcast we discussed if

regenerative agriculture is enough to

change our food system our main point

which was clearly missed by some of the

commentators

The scale of operation is the main issue,

not the method of farming.

Industrial scale creates a whole number of

connected issues.

We must prioritize local food systems

first.

Jeff made a comment that it should be

illegal to sell food.

That really got people upset.

It, of course,

was intentionally provocative to force you

to examine your own food system.

Again, it went over many people's heads.

I wonder if a lot of the negative

comments are really directed at the

reality that we all must participate in

our food system.

No, we don't all need to be farmers,

but we all have skills and resources.

We should be directing to these systems as

a priority.

Sitting on your ass all day and ordering

delivery, even from a regenerative farm,

isn't going to solve the problem.

The point isn't to destroy farmers markets

and stick everyone in the fields.

The point is to evaluate our lives in

context of buying food,

largely buying food in the supermarkets.

Again,

the supermarket is the hidden evil in the

industrial food chain.

Exploitation wrapped in convenience.

Think about it.

If starting tomorrow,

supermarkets didn't exist and you couldn't

buy food, what would you do?

How much food are you producing in your

yard?

How much is being produced in your

neighborhood, in your town?

in your bioregion.

It's partly a preparedness exercise,

but it's also a design challenge we all

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That's my dog right there, man.

Yeah,

he hit it out of the park once

again.

And, man, I mean,

I can honestly say from our standpoint,

by and large, we get, I would say,

Michelle would probably be a better...

There's very little that we get at a

supermarket, I think, these days.

Number one,

we got all the meat we could eat

and then some.

Anything that we buy,

like staples and stuff like that,

we get from Azure.

Why wouldn't you?

With all the lies and all the garbage

that we see going.

In fact,

we picked up our Azure delivery on,

I think your mom did on Wednesday or

something like that.

And I was happy to see the avocado

oil in there because I know it's legit.

And I was happy to see that coconut

oil in there, which is oil pulling.

You want to use good coconut oil if

you can get it.

And I know that this is why I

buy certain things from Mike Adams,

because there is zero trust for me at

most of these grocery stores,

no matter what they call themselves,

whether it's Whole Foods,

I don't care what they call them.

I know that by and large,

what they have in there is complete

garbage.

So trying to source everything as locally

as I can.

at a farmer's market, you know,

find these places.

But even there,

You got to be really careful about a

lot of these farmers markets because

there's a whole lot of people lying about

what it is they do.

And I just had, in fact,

the lady that I got the eggs from

that I'm incubating right now,

she was telling me this story about this

lady where she was buying the milk from

and how all of a sudden her kids

started having a problem with it.

And then she goes back to the lady,

hey, I'm not trying to be mean here,

but have you changed something?

Well, I started giving them corn.

okay, cows ain't supposed to,

you told me this was grass raised.

Well, they blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Well, you didn't disclose that.

So there's a lot of people not even

doing what they say.

So make sure you trust the source.

Do the best you can.

Son, anything to add to that?

That's common with eggs too.

People will buy eggs from a specific farm.

They'll use like soy-free feeds and stuff

like that.

And then

they change up their feed because the,

you know,

other feed became more expensive and then

they sell it to the customers and the

customers start eating and they're like

having reactions and whatnot because of

the soy based feed.

I don't know that I've ever had a

reaction to it,

but also my chickens don't eat a whole

lot of soy based stuff.

They eat mostly what we eat.

If it ain't chicken, then they're,

they're eating it.

Um, but also with what Eric was saying,

I wonder if there's a correlation between

those, you know, those blue zones, um,

Where people seem to like live longer.

I wonder if there's a correlation between

those blue zones and them going to the

market daily, not supermarket,

not grocery store,

but like an open air market daily to

get the food for that day or a

couple of days and stuff like that.

I wonder if there's any correlation there.

Well,

there was a documentary on that very same

thing on, oh shoot,

your mom and I watched it a while

ago on Netflix,

maybe a year or two ago.

And apparently the guy that came up with

that documentary,

he used a lot of fraudulent sources or

whatever.

But in these blue zones,

a lot of it,

some people will say that the mineral

content in their water

is so much higher they actually have a

little the amounts of lithium that you

should have in water i heard that case

made um others were saying that you know

it was more mineral rich in the soil

more volcanic or whatever the case may be

um other people like um you know there's

a numbers nobody really knows for sure i

think but apparently being active

Getting their, you know,

having a good solid food source and also

good community was a big help to them

as well.

So, yeah,

there's a whole lot to consider there.

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So let's just jump into it.

Ten things I'd buy before the dollar loses

its purchasing power.

Folks,

I'm just going to be straight with you

here.

Everybody's worried about how many dollars

they got in the bank.

But how many people are really concerning

how much those dollars will buy six months

from now, much less a year from now?

I was listening to Peter Schiff talk on

a podcast.

I don't recall exactly which one it was,

but he was making the case that I

made a while back.

First of all,

you better get hot on all your

preparedness stuff.

And number two,

if you need tires on your car,

you might want to get them now.

If you need anything that you've been

putting off right now,

it might be a better purchase to do

it now while you have, you know,

because that stuff in the Middle East is

going to affect tire production here

before too long.

Among a bunch of other things.

And it's all being done on purpose.

In fact, the more I consider it,

the more I think your mom's right.

I think the powers that shouldn't be are

all working together here.

There's none of this that makes any sense.

I think, yeah,

Iran could probably have a handshake deal.

In fact,

I know I'm convinced that there are

puppeteers above all these so-called

nation state leaders that are really

calling the shot.

And if you look all the way back,

I'm sure it's going straight to the dark

one.

So, yeah,

there's a Voldemort behind all this,

but nobody is really looking at that.

Not when every when the whole sham of

COVID was taken.

You know,

people like the people listening to this

podcast could see right through it.

But you're telling me no world leaders,

okay, Iran's not in cahoots,

but they had all their people take it,

even though anybody with any sense would

have said, hold on,

why would I take a vaccine for something

that has a ninety nine point nine percent

recovery rate?

Why would I do that?

And an experimental experimental one at

that.

Yet every nation was on board,

except for the ones that got murdered

because they spoke up against it.

And there was a couple of them.

One of them was a leader of Haiti.

Anyway.

This thing, this ship is going down.

Is it going to go down like the

Titanic, or is it going to be quick,

or is it going to be a slow

leak with a bunch of pinholes?

I tend to think it's going to be

the latter,

but I think we're going to start seeing

things come to a head here before long.

So right off the bat,

I'm going to bring up the first thing.

Well,

I'm not going to go with the first

thing on my list.

I'm going to tell you the first thing.

Think about some quality hand tools,

because...

The reason I'm saying this,

most of what I bought over the last

couple of years has been junk.

So if you can get some secondhand stuff

or go to an estate sale or whatever,

you're going to be needing,

you're going to be seriously needing to

work possibly without the aid of

electricity with what they plan on doing.

Shovels, axes, hose,

and I ain't talking about the one in

D.C.,

Pruning saws, hand saws,

battery equipment, replacement blades,

all those things.

A quality tool can last generations,

y'all.

In fact,

you can see them at any antique store

around here,

and they got a lot of them.

But cheap tools,

I was talking about these shovels in one

of my front porch talks.

Man, these things quit.

And, son,

there was that time where we bought that

pitchfork right out of, what was it,

tractor supply and broke or bent a tine.

What was it, turning compost?

Yeah.

Yeah, flipping compost.

It wasn't even heavy.

It was doing a very normal task with

the pitchfork, and it broke.

Yeah,

so this is called planned obsolescence,

y'all.

They bake it in everything.

This is why we used to have light

bulbs that would last a hundred years,

and they got rid of them.

It's planned obsolescence,

and it's baked into every single thing you

have.

They engineer it to fail,

and they've been doing it a long time,

but that's my first one, son.

My first one would be if you have

the land or if you have the money

and you've been like,

let's say you got to get rid of

like a large chunk of money.

I would say land land is not a

bad purchase.

Like while you still can buy land with

the U S dollar,

I would say it's probably not a bad

purchase to make, you know, right now.

And even if you don't like do anything

with the land,

there's inherent whatever piece of

property for the most part,

there's inherent yields that you can,

you can get from the property.

So even if it's just a,

an adjacent piece of property or maybe

even a piece of property on the other

side of town and you do nothing with

it,

go there and identify what the natural

yields are or the intrinsic yields are of

that particular piece of property.

Maybe it attracts a bunch of deer.

And you can go over there and hunt

deer if you want to.

Maybe it has a bunch of black walnuts

or maybe acorns or chestnuts or maybe

there's some fruit trees or something like

that.

Or, I mean,

there's any number of things that could be

on this particular piece of property.

But land also is never really a bad

idea to possess, in my opinion.

So that's my first one is land.

If you're trying to get rid of a

large chunk of money.

Yeah.

Remember,

these dollars are going to be worthless,

y'all.

I mean,

that's why every disposable chance I can,

man, I'm buying silver.

I'm buying things that are tangible.

I'm buying things I could trade with.

I'm buying things that have intrinsic

value.

This dollar is worthless.

Why does nobody ever ask?

If every country is in debt,

show me the balance sheet.

To whom is it owed?

To whom is all this?

Okay.

So we owe,

if we're on all this debt,

which by the way, folks, it's all fake.

Every single bit of it's fake.

If we're in all this debt,

tell me who do we owe it to?

Because if everybody's in debt,

then that means it's all fake.

There has to be a zero sum game.

Look,

if I owe you money and it should

be on a balance sheet,

It should be okay.

You owe me a thousand bucks.

Okay, so show me the balance sheet.

Nobody ever talks about that because all

of this money is absolutely fake.

And we pay,

this Federal Reserve is not federal.

So folks,

they are going to bring this thing down.

They're going to bring it down in a

big way.

That's why I'm saying you need things.

Next one I'm going to say is some

kind of water filtration and storage.

There's a whole lot of people out there.

You're expecting everything to come out of

that tap.

Well, what if it doesn't?

You can't drink a dollar bill.

And for all you built Bitcoin maxis out

there, you can't drink that either.

In fact,

I have yet to come across any Bitcoin

maxi.

Sure, I have.

I don't know a whole lot of them

that actually I do know one.

And his name is Lance.

Outside of that,

I don't know of any other person that's

in a Bitcoin that has even the slightest

bit of preparedness sense about him.

at least to the extent that I've seen.

Anyway,

invest in some gravity-fed water filters.

It's going to be worth more than your

bucks in no time.

How about some food-grade storage

containers,

which I need to go out and get

myself?

Need more of them.

Rainwater collection equipment.

I mean,

they even sell these things that you can

fill up your bathtub with, folks.

If you find yourself,

if you live in the city or a

suburb or something like that,

there are these bladders that you can

stick in your tub.

May not be a bad idea,

especially if you're one of these

hurricane prone places.

Who even knows what that's going to be?

But water is more important than any other

stockpile that you may have.

I mean, if you ain't got water,

you don't have anything.

Yeah.

And that I had a point similar to

that.

This isn't my point for right now,

but I put in passive water infrastructure.

So things that like would passively

harvest water as it rains and things like

that.

My next one would be education or

consultation.

So if there's something that you're like,

you know,

lacking or if there's a weak part in

your preparedness in terms of education or

needing like a second set of eyes on

something like that,

then now's the time to do that.

I would go ahead and like take whatever

classes is like if emergency medical or

something like that is what you're

lacking, go do those classes.

Or if learning how to do earthworks is

something you're lacking,

go take those classes.

Even a vehicle repair class,

that would be or small engine mechanic

type class.

Those were all be beneficial classes to

learn.

while you still can use the U S

dollar and everything.

So yeah, education consultations,

whatever it may be,

go ahead and get those done, you know,

sooner than later.

That's what I would say.

I'm going to,

I'm going to jump over to the chat

right quick because man,

we got some great comments over there.

Ken and Amy say,

if you know their names,

they're not in charge.

Excellent point.

Excellent point.

We know about the Rothschilds.

We know about the Rockefellers,

but nobody knows about the Orsini's or the

Aldo Brandini's nobody.

There's a whole,

hierarchy of names that dwarf the wealth

of the ones you know about and uh

these are ancient bloodlines a lot of them

the medici everybody's heard about them

but no people think they don't exist

anymore like i said there's a lot deeper

work i'm glad you brought that up because

like you said if you know their name

they are definitely taking orders um let's

say hey alabama says jack spirko has been

talking about what to keep on hand yeah

that's that's very smart i mean there's

Um,

I probably see things a little more

apocalyptic than Jack does,

but I'm here to tell you, I'm,

I'm glad anybody's talking about it these

days because we are getting to a point

where we've taken a whole lot for granted.

And I think we are about to,

and I'll borrow it in the beginning of

Richard the third,

the line is now is the winner of

our discontent.

And I'm starting to wonder if we aren't

fast approaching that and if maybe this

winter might be the beginning of that.

And I'm not saying this without evidence.

Uh, yeah.

Uh, let's see.

Silver Dave from New Hampshire.

Check him out.

Yeah.

Ten.

Yeah.

I would love to have him on the

podcast.

Okay.

I'll have to check him out and see

what's up because, uh, yeah,

there are definitely other things out

there and not a whole lot of people.

Look,

when I say I spend my disposable income,

folks,

I ain't got any disposable income these

days, just like a lot of you don't.

So I ain't buying silver right now.

I am pleased about the fact that I

did buy it when it was twenty three

bucks an ounce.

But outside of that,

I don't have that kind of disposable

income these days.

I mean, there are things I need,

just like a lot of you out there.

So yeah,

we may have a podcast and YouTube channels

and stuff,

but the powers that shouldn't be

definitely don't want to send people this

way.

All right,

so my next one here is going to

be

Livestock infrastructure in a big,

big way.

I mean,

invest in the ability to produce protein

in a big way.

Do you need fencing or some of it

worn out?

You might want to think about if you're

using that netting like I do, man,

you might want to think about those repair

kits because I promise you,

no matter how good a net you have,

it will get holes in it and you

won't even know how it happened half the

time.

So you want to think about that basic

butchering equipment.

A lot of people say, well,

I was thinking about knives, man.

Go out there, get that stuff right now.

The poultry netting itself, waterers,

brooders, incubators.

Okay, so that incubator I got right now,

I'm having to turn the eggs by hand

because the one I bought,

it worked last time,

and now that little motor in there quit

on me.

So I had to buy another little motor

or buy a whole new thing.

The motor cost,

the shipping on it was more expensive than

the actual motor.

So this tiny motor on there,

this little motor that moves the eggs back

and forth, this bad boy was...

And I think the shipping was twenty.

So, yeah, forty bucks out for that motor.

But you want to make sure all that

stuff and you want to have two is

one, one is none.

But at the end of the day,

an incubator,

I can still do it the old fashioned

way of moving around with my hand.

You're just going to have to do it

three or four times a day.

So think about some of that

infrastructure.

I hear my little grandbaby in the

background.

Yeah.

Right by the door.

Yeah.

Think about that infrastructure.

If you need netting, if you need fencing,

if you need all that stuff,

and you know you're going to have a

project, not now,

but maybe on down the road,

now's going to be a pretty good time

to get it.

Yeah.

My next one is...

surprised dad hasn't said this one just

yet but fruit trees fruit trees fruit

trees are fruit trees are awesome because

they just keep on producing food and they

don't require a whole lot on your end

especially if you do the like the stun

method uh the mark shepherd stun method of

like giving everything giving it

everything it needs to begin with setting

it up with like the perfect life

And then completely neglecting it after

that.

Also,

one key component of that is planting it

in the dormant season,

which we're getting into.

Some of us are getting into.

Some of us are going through a dormancy

because of dry conditions.

Some of us are going to a dormancy

because of cold weather.

But

Fruit trees.

Fruit trees are awesome because they just

produce more and more each year typically.

I mean,

I guess that's a bit of an overstatement.

They produce on cycles.

So get a diversity of fruit trees.

Typically, wherever you live,

there's some fruit trees that are going to

do very, very well there.

Focus on those trees first and then expand

outwards into some more diverse fruit

trees or ones that might be a little

bit experimental and stuff like that.

But yeah,

get a good solid like three to four

varieties of fruit trees.

get a bunch of those,

as many as you can afford,

get them planted, do the cardboard,

do the mulch, all that around the trees,

water them in thoroughly,

and then hands off after that,

unless you want to do some sort of

pruning or something like that.

But yeah, fruit trees,

once they're in the ground,

once they're established,

they're going to just keep producing food

for you.

And I'm glad I did have actually that

on my list,

but you snatched it away from me.

But I'll just kind of riff on it

and add to it because, in other words,

folks, buy things that multiply.

without a whole lot of effort from you.

Things that the good Lord put out here

for us to all have and multiply.

And seeds.

I mean,

think about some of those things and make

sure they're ones that are adaptive.

Don't buy these stupid seed kits or

whatever if you can.

I mean, you want things,

you want to be putting them in the

ground right now and you want to keep

the best back so you can have it

for the next year.

Fruit trees, berry bushes,

things like asparagus, perennial crops.

It is the thing that most homesteaders

forget most.

They all worry about annuals,

and nobody ever talks about perennials.

I mean, very,

very few people on these YouTube channels,

they talk about the annuals they do,

but almost never do they talk about

perennials,

and that's exactly where we specialize.

It's like, good night, man.

I don't understand why this has to be

said, but, I mean, your nut trees,

if you live in the northern hemisphere,

that may be your only source of fat.

Because finding fat on wild game up here

is not, you don't look,

we're not in Costa Rica.

You don't have fat falling from trees in

the form of avocados and coconuts.

You get all the fat in the world

you need down there.

But here,

you're going to have to work a little

bit, a lot harder for it.

Now,

there are things that they don't have that

we have.

I mean,

it's a zero-sum game all the way around.

But fat comes very,

very easy in a place like that,

meaning your survivability is a whole lot

better in a place like that.

That's why the mentality down there is a

lot different than what it is here because

you've got to work twice as hard in

a climate where you've got to get colder.

So that's going to bring me to my

last one.

Think about alternative energy and heating

and do that now.

The reason why I'm talking about that,

I was just on the phone yesterday,

as a matter of fact,

with a friend I have up in North

Dakota.

And it gets very,

very cold in North Dakota.

Anyway, I was talking to her and, uh,

we were, she was telling me about how,

you know,

one of the things she wants to do

is try to put a,

a wood burning stove in her place.

And I'm like, good night, man.

Y'all ain't already got it.

And she's like, no, man,

what we got right now is basically heating

oil.

And I cried practically when I, when I,

what it costs for me to fill that

thing up,

it was double what it was last year.

And it was high last year.

So be thinking about that alternative

energy and heating, because by the way,

Trump,

a lot of people ain't talking about this.

Mike Adams did.

He talked about how if you're waiting to

buy solar panels, if you wait next year,

you're going to have a problem because

Trump put a massive tariff on all that

alternative energy stuff that's going to

be coming in.

So if you want it,

you might want to think this is what

I'm saying.

You're better off having items than money

if you got it.

I know we got less of it all

of us these days than we ever had.

But reduce your dependence on the grid if

you possibly can because it may not even

be there.

A wood stove, firewood producing tools,

you know, solar equipment,

battery storage.

And the reason why I'm talking about this

wood,

way more people die because of the cold

than they do to the heat.

Despite what they tell you out there,

way more people die because of cold than

And if you don't have an alternative way,

like in my house,

William and I put in this insert,

this fireplace that we had here was

largely useless.

I mean, it couldn't be used for anything.

Definitely couldn't put a real fire in it.

We put a buck stove insert in there

and that thing heats the whole entire

house.

In fact, if you ain't careful, man, it'll,

if you're upstairs,

it will burn you to the ground.

So yeah, that thing,

I remember when Stefan Subkoviak and his

son came down from Canada, man,

they were dying up here,

but they're Canadians and they were too

polite to tell me, Hey dude,

what's up with this heat?

Because I didn't, well,

they shut the door and opened up the

windows and that helped a little bit, but.

Yeah, think about, I mean,

even if it is making your own out

of a rocket,

they got a whole house rocket stove.

Probably only one of the few worthwhile

things you can get from Paul Wheaton out

there.

Yeah.

No, I'm serious.

I mean,

he did more work on that than anything,

but find me a video of that guy

actually doing anything himself.

I mean,

he's arrogant and he talks all this junk,

but I have yet to see a video

of this guy actually doing something.

So anyway, that's one thing out there,

but yeah,

don't buy the cheap stuff if you can

afford it,

but definitely be thinking about all that

stuff.

Yeah.

My, uh,

next one is something that a lot of

people focus too much on.

And then you get the other side of

the spectrum of people not paying any

attention to it at all.

And it's defending your property and what

you have.

And that could be in a bunch of

different ways.

It could be in the form of fence.

It could be in the form of electric

netting.

Like dad was saying earlier with animal

infrastructure, uh,

and then defending your livestock from,

uh,

predators and stuff like that could be in

the form of like, uh,

weapons.

If you don't have any,

you should at least have something.

You should at least have something.

If for no other reason,

let's say you find the instance that we

had not too long ago.

We find a possum in the chicken coop.

Now we have some somewhat humane way to

take care of that possum in the chicken

coop outside of beating it with a

broomstick or something like that.

It's something I think too many people are

very...

They focus too much on it and they

don't do anything else.

They just focus on the guns part of

preparedness and stuff.

And they don't focus on anything else.

And then you get other people who focus

on just...

everything other than the defensive side

because it can be uncomfortable to them.

So if you're avoiding it,

if you're not paying attention to it,

then it's definitely something you should

think about.

Probably a good idea to take a couple

of classes on how to use some firearms

and stuff,

especially if you don't know what you're

doing.

And I'm talking to the guys right now.

The women out there already know that they

should probably take a class if they're

not proficient with a firearm.

The guys are the ones in there that

have the ego thinking, oh, I'm a guy.

I inherently know how to use a firearm

and stuff.

You probably don't,

especially when you see some people who

actually know how to use a firearm.

It makes you realize like, oh,

I don't even kind of know what I'm

doing over here.

So...

Yeah.

If you're going to do all this stuff,

you're going to put all this stuff back.

If you can't defend it,

then you're just kind of doing it for

somebody else.

So, yeah,

that's something you definitely got to

look into is defending your property,

what you have, your animals,

your your land, all that type of stuff.

Yeah, to that point, you know,

I've talked about it numerous times.

Everybody's thinking they got to go out

here and buy.

Oh, man, I got to go get a,

you know, I need this.

I need a .

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I need a .

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I need all these other things.

Look, I'm telling you,

in a grid-down scenario or Mad Max,

the most valuable rifle out there will be

a .

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And you can do so much with it.

So many different ways.

I'll tell you another thing.

And it even has a higher muzzle velocity

than a .

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Just not enough oomph.

Or some of these pellet rifles out there

where I got two of them right now.

Good night, man.

I would have never believed.

It's a pellet air rifle.

You know,

it'll last you forever in a day.

And it's a good way to train.

And it's also a good way to take

out some small varmints and whatnot.

on that note there's a video from if

you look out but if you look on

youtube banana ballistics he stands out

but he did a video talking about uh

the benefits of using air rifles and stuff

like that and there's no ffl involved

there's no none of the stuff that you

have to fill out for like typical guns

you don't have to worry about with air

rifles and some of these like they have

like .

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I got a couple of them that are

three hundred feet per second faster than

a twenty two.

Now,

it doesn't have the same oomph as a

twenty two,

but I'm also to the people that are

putting back.

Think about that stuff, man.

You could get a whole lot of vermin.

In fact,

I wonder with some of these things,

if you couldn't take down a deer,

I mean,

I didn't know they made them any bigger

than point one seven seven.

Well, if they do,

I'd like to know about it.

I might want to think about getting one

of those.

But it's something that, you know,

there's so many things that wreak havoc on

a on a regular weapon.

Um, is it clean enough?

Are you in an environment where you can

clean it?

You know, you got something, you know,

you're,

you could have something that's subsonic.

There's so many different ways you can go

about this thing,

but I think people overlook,

they're looking at these giant calibers,

not,

they're not thinking about the benefit of

having something other than that.

I mean,

just a freaking BB gun will make somebody

run.

If you believe me, if you can,

you can definitely pierce skin with a,

with the right BB gun.

Um,

I'm not saying that ought to be your

number one thing, but honestly,

you could be taking out birds with it.

You could be taking out anything that you

need to eat.

But seriously,

I would think about some of those air

rifles out there.

I've become a big fan of them,

and I'm blown away at what those things

can actually do.

Those air rifles.

Yeah.

There's some of them that come in like

way larger calibers,

but also if you have like a way

to melt lead in like a form,

you have an endless supply of ammo.

And if you have a bicycle pump,

you have an endless supply of pressure.

Like you can pump some of these up

with just a high pressure bicycle pump.

Well,

you don't need that for the ones I

have.

You just pump them one time and there's

a giant piston in there.

Yeah, there's those.

Yeah,

that's the one I would lean towards unless

they got some now with a bladder in

them.

I haven't seen that before,

but I would definitely go with the one

I have because it requires less of a

cycle of functioning,

meaning that it's going to be way more

efficient when you use it.

But folks...

There are so many different options out

there.

Even if you're in a place that isn't

gun friendly,

maybe you can get away with one of

these.

So, and honestly, I mean, this thing,

if you had to,

you would have popped somebody in the head

with something like this.

I mean, if you had to,

in the worst of circumstances, believe me,

they ain't coming back for another one.

guarantee that um these things would

absolutely i mean there is it would

absolutely go through your body some of

these things so i'm definitely going to

look more into them and see what's

available out there because i wouldn't

mind getting a larger caliber because i'm

definitely going to be thinning out some

deer this year i'm going to be doing

a lot more of it so anyway son

good list um i want to thank everybody

out there anything to add son uh i

mean just

Yeah, take stock of,

I think the biggest one that people are

missing are the classes part,

is the education part.

Go ahead and get the education.

Do it while you can, before you can't,

and then you can go ahead and get

the education.

I think most people, most things,

or the thing that most people are missing,

I think, is the emergency medical.

Because it's not like you're going to be

treating gunshot wounds.

You're going to be treating accidents on

the farm.

That's what you're going to be treating.

Emergency medical and then communication

down the road.

But those are the two things that I

think most people are missing.

Or I've also seen people focus heavily on

just communication and not anything else.

Or heavily on just emergency medical and

not anything else.

And then the third thing I would say

is try to establish some semblance of a

community as soon as possible.

Yeah, there's a double-edged sword there.

And, son,

I'm glad you pointed that out in that

everybody has half of everything.

Peanut butter, no jelly.

Ham, no burger.

You get it?

And when we get down to brass tacks

on a lot of this stuff,

this is what pulled me when I was

heavily involved in the preparedness

community back in Oklahoma, not Oklahoma,

but in Kansas and Missouri,

ran with all the groups around there.

It got to be a point where it

was nothing more than a –

a penis measuring club.

That's really what it turned out to be.

I got this bug out vehicle.

Okay.

That's all he's got.

I got this new gun.

It was like a show and tell for

guys to brag to other guys.

And I'm like, really,

is this what we're going to do here?

I mean,

where everybody had just one thing and

then totally dropped the ball on

everything else.

Well,

You know,

that's why I'm no longer part of those

groups because it was just stupid up one

side and down the other.

And when you would try to put together

a community,

a lot of times these were people that

were the least capable.

I'll just kind of leave that one right

there.

But be very,

very cautious about who you have in that

community.

And you don't want the takers.

The guy that has one skill,

like a lot of the communications people,

son, I've noticed that.

That's the only skill they have.

They got communications and that is it.

And there's a whole lot of others that

have that same way.

So, you know,

just kind of pick your tribe carefully

because we are definitely approaching some

very, very strange times, y'all.

I want to thank everybody for checking us

out today.

Hopefully this was a blessing to you.

Till next time.

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