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#691: Faith in a Time of Global Uncertainty | Michael Snyder · Macroaggressions

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Articles every day as you might imagine and I get to the point now where I'm so good at it
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I can just read a headline. I can pretty much tell who wrote it
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Well, I get there's a few headlines when I see I might go that's a Michael Snyder headline, you know
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I just know it's written so well, you know, I just I can't resist I have to I was gonna read it anyway
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But after reading that headline man, I got to read the 10 things that I don't know about this that or the other
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So anyway for for literally a decade
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I have been reading Michael Snyder articles and it it finally occurred to me
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You know, I got to have this guy on because his work is above reproach
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So please take some time and enjoy my interview with the great Michael Snyder
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Okay, well this has been a long time coming on my end
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It's my pleasure to welcome to the show show Michael Snyder
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I
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God Michael I've been reading your stuff for so many years that I'm at a point now
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Where I can look at a headline and I've got a pretty good idea if you wrote it or if
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There's another guy who who writes headlines that are so similar. I'll just take a look at I'll go
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Oh, that's a Michael Snyder headline because I already know I want to read it. So welcome to the show Michael. How are you?
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I'm good. I'm good and and you know
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I'm so honored that you've been sharing the work for so long and in this day and age
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You got to be unique because there's millions of people out there
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Trying to get your attention on the internet the internet's a great for being a marketplace of ideas
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But there's literally millions of people writing articles or doing videos
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Podcasts etc etc
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So you've got to be unique and you got to try to grab people's attention and say hey
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Here's why you should pay attention to me rather than the millions of other people out there who are trying to grab your attention and
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And everyone's trying to get their voices heard everybody's trying to
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Get get the attention of the people so it it's it's very challenging very difficult now
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You know by some miracle I've been doing this full time for now coming up on 17 years
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Which is a pretty pretty remarkable
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But yeah, I've been been trying to sound the alarm and trying to wake people up just like you are
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But today it it and and we've now we've got AI
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You know and our AI is writing articles. It's doing videos
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Sometimes I'm watching a video and then the the commercial that comes up as an AI commercial, you know
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and so AI is flooding the marketplace to trying to get people's attention and
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You know, but but people don't want I don't think they ultimately want to read
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AI
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Articles they want a real person. So I try to stand out as being a real person
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Talking about real things that are important in the world
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We are a very real person in your articles are outstanding and it's part of the reason why I've been
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Republishing them over at activist post because I was reading them before I owned activist post
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I mean, I I bought activist post that the January 1st of 2025 was when everything was sort of
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Pushed over to me
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But I I had been reading I mean
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I've been reading activist post for 10 years before I bought the the company and I've been reading your articles for 10 years
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You know as well. So I'm I I don't know first of all
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I think everybody needs to go to the economic collapse blog calm
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Make that a bookmark there if you don't you know, if you don't catch your articles coming through me and activist post
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I mean go straight to the source. I think people should do that because I've bookmarked your your site
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And I've been reading your articles for a long long time. How did you get into this 17 years ago?
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What everybody's got something that sort of like
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Push that I may you know something happened and they decided they were gonna do something about it
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This has been a quite a long time now for you. So what was it in your life that made you decide that you needed to get involved?
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What actually goes the back a little bit farther than that because I've been doing it full-time for 17 years
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But before that I was working as an attorney right there in the heart of Washington, DC
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And nobody knew who I was nobody who cared who I was I was about as anonymous as you could possibly be and
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You know, but I was very disturbed by what I was seeing
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you know, the the corruption and the you know, the problems, you know, and it was the era of
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the great financial crisis and the big banks and the too big to fail and
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You know, the subprime mortgages and and all that and looking at that and and then that resulted in you know, people
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Ultimately losing their jobs during that time
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You know, a lot of people lost their jobs and court they were living paycheck to paycheck a lot of them
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So they didn't have anything to fall back on all of a sudden people start losing
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Their homes their mortgages start going bad and and it hurt ordinary people
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You know millions of them millions and millions of people were affected millions got really hurt by that crisis
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In that time and it was during that time that I started the economic collapse blog calm and just a short while later
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End of the American dream calm and both of those really took off and the most important news calm is a number another one
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But people
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They were searching for answers because they knew the mainstream media wasn't telling them the truth about what was going on
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But they were looking for answers. Why am I hurting?
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Why why is this crisis happened? What in the world is going on? And so at that time
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Some you know, alternative sources of information were becoming a lot more popular including some of my websites and so
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You know kind of built up from there
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Where now I've got a sub stack Michael T. Snyder sub stack.com. I've
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Got author of 10 books you can find on Amazon
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doing videos I do
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interviews with podcast and television and radio all over the country and
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Then now I've really started expanding social media outreach where
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You know, I just just yesterday I had a post on Twitter
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Which has
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3.6 million impressions and counting right now
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So what I'm I stay really really busy as you can imagine
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But I'm trying to impact as many people around the world as I possibly can
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With the limited amount of time and resources that I have but I'm so thankful for the internet because the internet's used for
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Lots and lots of really bad things, right? We see the evil that is used for but it's also used as a force for good
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So it's a tool ultimately. I kind of view the internet as a neutral tool
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But can you be used for great evil and also hopefully great good?
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And I'm trying to be a force for good trying to wake people up trying to make a
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Measurable difference in people's lives
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Do I'm trying to be a pop a force for good trying to do a positive thing?
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And of course we all make mistakes and whatever but at least we're trying we're trying to do something
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You're trying to do something
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I'm trying to do something because the world is a very bad place and a lot of really bad things are happening
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so we're trying to make a difference in
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The way that we can because I'm just an ordinary person
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Nothing particularly special about me, but I work really really hard and hopefully my heart is coming from a good place
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I feel the exact same way
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You know, it's funny because when I got into this it was a came out of a conversation that I had with my mother in like
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2015 where I was explaining some new conspiracy that I discovered, you know, and I was laying it all out to her and she said
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She's really interesting, you know, it's it's fascinating. You find these these
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These topics that you know, the world is so different than the way, you know, we're told that it is
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She goes, what are you gonna do with it?
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What do you you've got all this information? What are you gonna do like about it? And I I didn't have an answer
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I didn't think I had it. I did what am I gonna do? I'm not gonna. I'm just me
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I'm not gonna do anything. I'm just interested in it. I'm just
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Categorical cataloging it in my brain or whatever. I'm just fascinated by it
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But I didn't think I had to do anything
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But boy was such a simple question and it started me thinking like well, what would I do if I had to play a role in this
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Whatever my maybe I could I love documentaries, but I don't really know how to make a documentary, but
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Maybe I could write a book, you know, and that started me down this path of like, well, okay
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I'll try it and I wrote a book and it came out in 2017 and now it's turned into a whole thing and it was
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I'm really grateful that she asked me that question, but boy
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You know, I think a lot of us maybe are going through life feeling the same way I felt like which is I
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Didn't know that I had to play a role in this whole thing
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I just was an observer, but boy when you get dragged into it when you feel
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compelled to
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Do something like the way you do or the way I now have
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It's so it's it's so energizing that I feel like that's that might actually be all I need is to just know that
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It's helping people and start me off down that path and maybe I'll figure it out as it goes
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How's the journey been for you?
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Have you been are you able are you in a position where you're starting to where you've gotten feedback from people who you've helped over the years or
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People who you've woken up where they go
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Thank you for reaching out, you know for writing this article ten years ago that I read that
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Bunt me off into a whole new where like what's your interaction with the audience are they
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Quick to remind you that you're having an impact
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Yeah, I've over the years. I've heard from I'm so many people all over the world
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And I I particularly love to hear from people outside of the US because you know, I interact with a lot of people United States Canada
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You know
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English speakers
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But you know and so many people I get both a real positive. Oh, I love your work. It's had such an impact on me
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I couldn't put your book down, you know those type of things and and I love to hear that
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I also get, you know, a lot of negative you got to have a thick skin
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Because if you come into the public limelight, well, you know, people think you know people will will treat you as a target
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They'll come after you they'll say horrible things about you
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And so, you know over the years
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I've learned to have a very thick skin and just ignore a lot of it and let it roll off your back
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But you're gonna get both of it
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But I particularly I love to hear from people on the other side of the world, you know, because people
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thankfully people speak and and
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Have learned English in in their classrooms all over the world. It's kind of the international language
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It's kind of the language of the internet the primary language of the internet is English
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And so that has made it possible for people like us who speak English man. We're having an impact
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all over the world, you know, whether it's, you know, somebody in Saudi Arabia somebody in Eastern Europe or
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Somebody down in Australia or whatever it is
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But I love to get those kind of emails those those kind of messages from from people on the other side of the world
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Who are being
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Impacted and the primary way I do it is through my writing. I'm not as good
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On camera or in other formats as I am writing
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So I try to stay in my lane
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To a certain degree and I my biggest impact is the written word other people are great
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On camera or they're great with the podcast or they're great in the other formats
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That they have available
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Um, but just trying to do something good and and I'm very thankful that I've been doing this full time for 17 years
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Because when I was working at every, you know, a lot of people think oh, I'd love to grow up and be a lawyer
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But when I was working in that world
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And I was doing some of the most meaningless
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Work that you could possibly imagine
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um, and it was just uh mind numbing and it was it was it wasn't making an impact on the world it never was
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Um, I mean it it paid pretty good
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But ultimately my heart was you know, I wanted my life to make a difference
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And so I you know, I went down this road and when I first started
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You could have measured my readership with a microscope
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But I didn't give up right and that's the key to so many things in life
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You can't give up
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You just got to keep going and I did and eventually it blew up and got really big
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But that you know, but that was the key
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I just kept going and kept going and eventually was able to start doing it full time and then all these years later
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um, you know, I've been able to do it and uh, it's been a crazy ride and
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You know a number of years ago back in 2018
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I actually ran for congress
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And I lost, you know, that's why I'm here and not in washington dc
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But the funny thing was
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Is that
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You know that and there were seven people in the race, but the guy that ended up winning he was my main rival and and
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You know, we bitterly contested the whole thing all the way to the end
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But I mean he ended up winning by a large margin because he got tons of money coming in at the end
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But
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I kept telling people, you know, you got to send someone who you know wants to make a difference who's a fighter
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And I was like, man, this guy's just going to be a seat filler. He's going to go to washington
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He's going to do nothing. He's going to say nothing and no one's, you know
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And to this day hardly anyone outside of idaho even knows who he is
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Because he's gone in there and basically, you know, super quiet
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He just wants to get along with everyone doesn't make any waves
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Doesn't really say much at all
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You know, but he just wants a career in politics and that's what he's gotten, you know
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But I didn't win but I continued to, you know, sound the alarm right
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Have an impact on millions of people all over the world
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Over that time. So who's ultimately had the bigger impact on society?
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You know, um, and I felt like I could have done even more with that kind of platform
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But ultimately it's not about your position or you know, whatever or or how much money you have or whatever
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But it's are you willing to go out there and make a difference and fight for what is right?
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And then the guy who's in congress who even if I said his name the vast majority of you would not even know who he is
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Maybe like, oh, yeah, I think I heard his name
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Somewhere along the way, but he's not having any impact
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And even though he's literally a member of the us congress
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But I'm trying in as many ways as I can to try to have a huge impact on this world
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Well, one way in which you may have a direct impact in this world is talking about the impending world war three that we are facing
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And the fact that they are talking about maybe even
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Uh, conscripting people into the armed forces. This is now just
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Trial balloons people talking about this in the uk and places like this, but
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I suppose if you're writing we're to wake people up and and allow them to
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Get honest about what we're facing and not volunteer for
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To be cannon fodder that would
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Impossible to quantify our our uh impact a lot of times, but
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Where do you where do you see this going?
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Um with this uh with the this the push towards this world war three
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It's been you know, we've been going through this for the last couple of months
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And people started to ask questions maybe early on
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Boy, you think this would ever connect with that ukraine war? It seems like geographically like a brush fire
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Maybe you know two big brush fires that connect and make one big one. Oh, that'd be crazy, right? That's
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speculation and uh, but but now as things have been going on we're now in
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You know, we're now eight months or so into seven or eight months into them fighting in the middle east
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Boy, I have some
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It feels very different than it's than it's felt in the past. What what's your take on the direction we're headed right now?
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Yeah, uh, you know
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You talk about the wars the conflicts being connected you go back to world war two
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And really the war against germany and the war in the pacific with japan
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Those really were kind of separate conflicts. They're what real they've never really like
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Totally merged, but we refer to it as world war two, right?
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But the interesting thing is
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The war in ukraine is now longer has lasted longer than world war one did
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Right, so, you know, this is this has been going on for a really long time in ukraine
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The war in the middle east. I call it the great middle east war
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We've got all these things whether with ahamas
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Hezbollah the civil war we saw in syria where the syrian government fell the conflicts with the houthis
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Now that's blown up and a hundred thousand
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troops under the
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internationally recognized government of yemen with saudi air power and now they're going to be trying to
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Eliminate the houthis there and the houthis the houthis been gaining ground
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But that's a whole nother element of the conflict in the middle east and then of course with iran
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But really I I put the entire thing under what I call the great middle east war
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Which this week will be three years old because I go back to october 7 2023 when it really began
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So we've got the war in ukraine longer than world war one that the what you know, the great middle east war now
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three years old
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you know, I
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I
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believe that we are already
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In world war three, you know, and of course it's not just those two, but we've got right now
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Approximately 50
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active arm conflicts on the african continent right now
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You know and another one just flared up there in ethiopia
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You know, so we got I mean just all over the world
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In fact more than half of the countries in the world right now are either directly involved in military conflict or they're directly funding
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military conflict
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So that's where I see we are now
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Escalation and we just saw this massive escalation yesterday with the announcement of you know
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Yemen and Saudi Arabia, they're going to try to take everything back from the houthis the houthis are pushing forward
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So that just escalated there
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But yeah, I believe we're headed for escalation
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And I kind of take a different viewpoint of it from
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Other people where they're like, I want this side to win. I want that side to win
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Well, in my opinion where we're going down that this whole road leads to
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Uh, I
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What we're ultimately heading for is a scenario where we could have weapons of mass destruction
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nuclear war and potentially billions of people dead and I I don't want that to happen
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I I want we've got to get off of this crazy train
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You know and stop one, you know rooting. I want this side to win. I want that side to win. Well, you know
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I'm extremely concerned about where this is heading. You look at germany. You mentioned conscription
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Where all 18 year olds in germany are receiving this questionnaire and was voluntary for women
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Mandatory for men, you know, which is kind of odd, you know, germany, they preach equality and all this stuff and whatever
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But for women, they don't have to fill out the questionnaire for men. They do
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But the men the 18 year old men also being it's mandatory. They have to report for mandatory
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Military medical exams. Well, we haven't seen that in germany since world war two
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But, you know, obviously they're preparing for something and obviously it's a potential conflict with russia
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But a lot of a lot of people in living in the united states. They don't understand that
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Tensions between our allies in europe and russia
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They're at the highest level we've ever seen. I mean, it's just crazy
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You know what we're seeing the uk and germany are mass producing drones
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And long-range cruise missiles, which the ukranians are using night after night
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We just saw some more strikes to hit targets deep inside russia hit the oil refineries hit the e-commerce warehouses hit other targets
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And the russians are extremely
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Angry about this and a lot of people say I don't care what the russians think
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But it's so important to understand their mindset
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Oh, yeah, and their mindset is man are these cruise missiles these drones are coming and hitting
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Our our our cities and our refineries important targets night after night
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And we're sick of this. We're extremely upset and the russians have in fact said hey
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We are
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We the uk and germany you guys are direct parties to the conflict
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And we could do something about it. We might we might hit you back
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And the uk and germany and others in europe they're saying oh the hybrid attacks and there
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There's been cyber attacks. There's been these drones and we're blaming the russians
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We think the russians might be responsible and and then they're saying hey, you know what?
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We could get some leverage on the russians in ukraine
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By we could do something about kaliningrad the russian enclave there in eastern europe near the baltic states
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Which is separated from the russian mainland, but they're saying we could we could
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Blockade it or we could go grab it and then we'd have a piece of leverage on the russians
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And the russians just came back and said hey if you do that
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Well, we're going to use nuclear weapons and I mean it's just all getting really really crazy
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But it's at the point of if someone makes a really stupid move a really stupid mistake
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Well, if there is an attack by russia on one of our european allies
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Well, the nato treaty says
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We're going to be at war with russia all of a sudden and then if there is a shooting war with russia
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That puts us one step away from nuclear war
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So extremely concerned about that extremely concerned about escalation in the middle east
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and the potential for
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Unconventional weapons to be used there potential for and just things that's completely spiral out of control
28:28
in fact, iran just recently came out said hey, we're
28:32
We're we're we'll talk with the united states if they want to accept all of our demands
28:36
But we're also prepared to fight quote unquote a dunes day war
28:40
Um, so the bottom line is uh, uh, you know
28:44
I'm very concerned about all this and of course the situation in the middle east with the straight of hormuz
28:51
traffic through there has
28:52
You know not been
28:54
You know coming through at normal levels and the you know and everything and the and the and the and the
29:01
Main saudi pipeline just got hit again
29:04
But you know that that the flow of oil through that's been interrupted and all the things that are causing
29:10
Oil and natural gas and now we're in the painful part of that whole thing
29:16
Um with the price of diesel in the us recently spiked up near six and a half dollars a gallon
29:22
And it's starting to cause big problems all over the world
29:24
But the bottom line is we've got a giant mess on our hands and i'm extremely concerned about where all this is going
29:32
So am I and um
29:36
You mentioned that well
29:39
You mentioned article five or you mentioned nato and it made me think of article five and and everybody jumping in if one
29:48
Ally is attacked
29:49
been seen
29:51
Or i've been hearing trump talk about maybe we should drop out of nato and of course we're going yay
29:56
You should drop out of nato. You should have done that 50 years ago, but
30:00
He doesn't do anything on his own accord right and i started to wonder why he would want to drop out of nato and then it made me think
30:08
Well israel has started
30:10
chatter about how turkey is a problem and how turkey is next
30:15
And if turkey is a member of nato, right and they get attacked
30:21
Uh, the us has to jump in but if the us leaves nato
30:25
And doesn't and no longer is a party to that and israel decides that as part of their greater israel project
30:33
They're going to take out turkey as well
30:35
Now the united states doesn't have to get in is that what this is about?
30:39
Is that when trump is talking about possibly removing the us from nato?
30:44
It's not out of the goodness of his own heart, right? Is it is it three steps ahead for israel to plot out how to
30:53
How to pick off turkey without getting the united states involved?
30:57
Well, but i mean that's an interesting thought. I actually don't think there's any chance that we would leave nato
31:03
I think trump really just wanted europe to become more self-sufficient and contribute more to
31:09
Defense spending. I don't think there's really any chance that the us will actually leave nato
31:15
um
31:16
And especially the mid with the mid-term, you know elections coming up and they're going to go really really badly for the republicans
31:24
I believe so, you know, I
31:27
You know, I think the the even the republicans would constrain trump from doing that
31:32
And and I don't think it would be a popular move to the leave nato. I saw I think trump was just
31:38
I don't think that's a real
31:40
possibility
31:42
Certainly in in the short term and in the middle east people talk is
31:46
You know tensions are very high between israel and turkey without a doubt
31:50
But I think israel is more focused on iran than anything else
31:55
I think that of course we've got elections coming up in israel
31:59
and the mid-term elections in the united states and so there's been kind of this
32:04
stepping back where you know
32:07
I think that nyahu didn't want to be in the middle of an apocalyptic military
32:14
Showdown in the middle of a when he's trying to win an election same thing with trump
32:18
I think he's holding back for now
32:20
And he's not, you know, it's been kind of quiet in terms of
32:24
You know airstrikes and so forth lately because it's like, okay
32:28
It's time for voting both in israel coming up and the united states where voting has already begun in some
32:34
You know and so I think they're both holding back
32:38
But you know once the elections are over. I think that will you know
32:43
Open up a scenario where more military action could come of course it could happen at any time
32:49
But I think israel's number one priority is iran where they say hey
32:56
We got to do something about iran that that's that's always been enemy number one
33:02
And that nyahu has said repeatedly
33:05
In recent weeks that hey
33:08
We're close
33:10
To overthrowing the regime work with that that the regime is going to end
33:14
That's our goal and it's close and to me. I don't see it as being close. I'm like, okay
33:20
What does he know that I don't know?
33:23
And how can he say this that the regime is going to end and and we're close to achieving that goal
33:30
When that doesn't appear to be the the case it doesn't you know, I don't see how
33:36
The regime in iran could be brought to an end
33:40
minus
33:42
a ground invasion
33:44
Which you know that would be seemingly unthinkable or
33:49
using weapons of mass destruction which should be unthinkable as well. So
33:56
I don't know, but I think
33:59
That is that is front and center for israel right now is iran
34:03
They want to eliminate the iranian threat
34:06
And that and they're not going to be able to do that with with the regime still in power
34:11
So the regime has got to go
34:13
You know, so really there's this existential
34:17
Conflict between iran and israel, which is simmering for a very very long time
34:24
But now
34:26
Iran, you know, they've they've got more advanced more advanced missile program than they've ever had before
34:33
China and russia are obviously have helped them. You know, maybe north korea
34:39
But there are a lot of missiles where we have been getting through whether it's a us bases
34:45
In the middle east whether it was in israel when there were fire missiles at israel
34:50
But I and I think the iranians
34:53
Also have more surprises in store, but it's really an existential conflict
34:59
I think iran and israel both realize it. It's it's for all the marbles
35:03
And this isn't going to go away. There there's not going to be peace
35:08
And neither side is going to be happy till one side or the other is completely defeated
35:13
Yeah
35:14
Yeah, that's what it feels like and that of course is a really bad place to be because you're
35:19
You're you're not in a position where you can negotiate peace if both sides feel like this is it
35:24
It's it's either it's now or never and and it's crazy to me that we keep hearing
35:28
Them to speak about this in europe saying, you know, really what europe needs is a war
35:33
I mean, they don't they don't come right out and announce it to the general public
35:35
But you know behind closed doors the calculation has been made
35:39
Europe is in chaos. The only thing that can get us out of this is a war
35:44
Um, okay. That's crazy logic. I I suppose but it's
35:48
Par for the course with politicians, but have they considered the the possibility
35:53
What happens if they lose the war?
35:56
You know europe's already a mess, right? It's got the collergy plan being put into into effect
36:03
The homogeneous culture has been completely removed and destabilized
36:07
And they're making these assumptions that yeah
36:10
Well, I guess the one thing to get us on track is we got to start a war with russia
36:13
And then after we win that war with russia everything will be better
36:16
What if you lose the war with russia then what happens to europe?
36:21
Well, uh, the the kind of scenario we're talking about is is is chilling because these crazy politicians these
36:28
They've got war fever
36:30
And it's all over the world. We're seeing it
36:32
but these these
36:34
And we're not going to have a nuclear war because everyone sits down and agrees
36:38
Let's have a nuclear war, but we're going to have a nuclear war
36:42
Because someone decides that the next escalation will still be manageable
36:47
That's why we're going to have a nuclear war
36:50
And so there's going to be a miscalculation. There's going to be someone that says, okay
36:54
We can push it a little bit more and if we can we'll still be able to manage it
36:59
No, they won't they won't respond the way, you know
37:02
By by by going up
37:04
But and and that's you know a lot of these leaders in europe
37:08
This somehow seemed to think that they can fight a conventional war with with russia
37:12
Or that they can send troops into ukraine and russia won't up the ante
37:18
But vladimir putin, you know, and you probably saw this footage
37:22
He recently came out and said yeah, yeah europe's talk about a war
37:25
We don't want a war with europe, but if they attack us well, we'll respond and he said, you know
37:30
If we get into a war with nato
37:33
We are
37:34
Outgunned by nato and russia is now back during the heyday of the soviet union
37:40
That wasn't the case the soviet union
37:43
That in terms of conventional forces, you know, they had they they outgunned nato, but today
37:49
nato is expanded and
37:52
You know and and russia vladimir putin realizes hey in a conventional conflict with nato were outgunned
37:59
So he even said we would have to use, you know, other capabilities essentially is what he said
38:05
basically referring to nuclear weapons and then
38:09
the
38:11
Russian foreign minister surgey lavrov not too long ago
38:14
He was asked about a potential war with europe and he he said hey a potential war with europe would be
38:21
Quote very short unquote also referring to nuclear weapons
38:26
So and russian television all the time they talk about
38:29
Nuclear war using nuclear weapons. It's it's a common topic unlike their nightly news programs here in the united states
38:37
Not so much most americans have no idea
38:39
But this is this is the kind of scenario that we're headed for
38:43
I mean, I think it's so foolish. I think we shouldn't negotiated it into this thing in ukraine
38:49
Long long ago and the longer we stay in this and the more we
38:54
Press things by now we got these long-range cruise missiles going into russia and the drones and the refineries being attacked
39:01
You know, it's escalated where the risk of something going dramatically wrong
39:07
Is a lot higher than it was at the beginning of the war most westerners don't understand any of this
39:12
Most westerners are parting. They're having a good time. They you know, they don't get it
39:17
But the risk of something going really really bad
39:21
Is greater than it's ever been before even
39:24
Greater than the cuban missile crisis the cold war any of it. We're close to new nuclear war right now than we've ever been before
39:33
It's a scary thing to
39:36
Process
39:37
But you're right. I mean this this is sort of the direction where we are. This is this this is it this is a decades of
39:44
saber rattling and
39:46
Insane policies have led us to this and I think there might be a temptation for some people to think well, look
39:52
I'm not in the middle east. So I'm not going to get I'm not going to be impacted by this
39:56
There may be missiles flying, but it's not going to hurt me. Well
39:59
Maybe maybe not but we're now looking at the the beginnings of of an energy war
40:05
And that is going to impact everybody you can be as detached from this as you as you perceive yourself to be
40:11
but when it comes down to
40:13
energy supplies
40:14
Uh getting cut off it's going to impact everybody will not
40:18
Oh without a doubt now
40:21
I just want to mention, you know for those that are feeling comfortable in the united states thinking war will never touch us
40:26
I think that is uh
40:28
Very wrong if we stay on the path that we're on that war will eventually
40:33
Uh reach us soil, but that's that's for the future for the present
40:37
The that you know, I kept warning because when the war with you know with iran kind of erupted earlier this year
40:44
The whole thing with iran, you know, the good news is well, they they
40:50
They started blocking the Strait of Hormuz traffic coming through and traffic's been way below typical levels for for a long time
40:58
Um, it started to rebound to a certain extent, but still the flow of energy out of the middle east is way below normal
41:04
But at first we have lots and lots of reserves
41:07
around the world there were the lots of commercial
41:11
Inventories that and we burned through most of that
41:15
And then there were the strategic reserves and they were very large
41:20
And we've run through a lot of that then trump just announced. Hey, we're going to
41:24
Get more out of the strategic petroleum reserve and he wants to go below the the statutory level
41:30
Which he's not allowed to go below without approval from congress
41:33
So I don't know how he's going to do that
41:35
But he's announced. Hey, we're gonna get a whole lot more oil out of the SPR
41:39
And he got europe to agree to release more of their strategic reserves. So we still have some of that
41:45
But that's being run down
41:48
um
41:48
But other nations around the world there are you know, their strategic they don't have any more strategic reserves
41:54
So we've got in places like pakistan where they've implemented
41:59
severe
42:00
Energy restrictions. We've got a shortage of cooking gas in bangladesh
42:05
We got protests in the philippines and spain
42:07
We in france where hundreds of gas stations there a while back
42:13
We're out of at least one type of fuel
42:16
So we're starting to get to the painful phase of this energy crisis where we've run through the buffers
42:23
The strategic reserves are getting low. Some countries don't have any more strategic reserves
42:29
And uh prices are rising the very painful levels
42:33
diesel six and a half
42:35
Dollars a gallon near in the united states in some places in europe
42:39
It's an equivalent of 12 dollars a gallon diesel
42:42
Which all of our most of our trains
42:46
Our tractors our trucks run on diesel
42:49
And the stuff we that that is brought to our stores that we buy on a regular basis our groceries are brought by trucks
42:56
our farmers
42:57
Nearly 100 of our heavy farm equipment runs on diesel
43:02
So they're financially impacted and those costs are going to get passed along to us
43:08
And you know at the grocery store in 2027
43:11
Meanwhile on the other side of the world
43:13
We've got the fertilizer not coming out of the middle east and the natural gas not coming out of the middle east
43:19
You know which is used to create fertilizer in places like india and pakistan and other places
43:24
But a lot less fertilizer was used in some areas of the world this year
43:31
So, uh, the the harvest are disappointing this harvest season
43:36
Along with the super el Nino tremendous droughts in places in central america just massive crop failures in places like
43:43
Guatemala nicaragua el salvador crop failures in europe other places around the world
43:50
um
43:51
You know that really this perfect storm
43:54
of
43:55
gasoline becoming more expensive diesel becoming more expensive food becoming more expensive
44:01
And for us in the western world
44:03
Absurd food prices are going to become even higher
44:06
And that's inconvenient. That's painful that cost of living and cost of living is the the number one
44:13
issue
44:14
In the mid-term elections by far because people are feeling it
44:17
But most of us will still be able to eat although one out of every seven
44:21
households in the u.s. Is facing
44:25
Uh food insecurity at least on some level right now. So that is a growing crisis
44:31
But on the other side of the world in impoverished nations when food prices go
44:35
significantly higher
44:37
That can be the difference between buying food or not buying food eating or not eating
44:42
And so coming into this year the un said the global food crisis the number of people facing acute food insecurity around the world
44:50
was already at an all-time record high coming into
44:54
2026
44:55
And that was before the war with iran that was before the straight of our moves was blocked
44:59
That was before the global food or fertilizer crisis. That was before the super el nino
45:04
That was before all these crazy things that have happened
45:08
Which has made the global food crisis even worse
45:11
Which now we're at harvest season and the food that's not being harvested now is the food that the world is supposed to eat
45:17
Next year. So it's it's intensifying. It's getting worse
45:21
It's going to be really really painful and we're already seeing it very very painful in places
45:27
Impoverished areas of africa and so forth and so on but that I know that's a very long answer
45:30
But the bottom line is man, we're facing a giant mess
45:35
Yeah, it's it's a long answer because it has to be a long answer. There's a lot going on right now
45:40
I've I've been paying attention to the world for a while now
45:43
It's never been it's never felt as chaotic as it as it feels right now
45:48
We have forced migration in western europe and north america. These are all it's all part of the plan
45:53
Of course, we've got potential for a banking. I mean the banking system feels very
45:59
flimsy and and
46:01
ready for or some sort of collapse it
46:05
How what you're feeling on that? I mean, I I've been doing a lot of work. I've been sort of like screaming
46:11
For a while to remind people about the
46:14
2014 g20 bank bail in legislation that was passed and and that was sort of
46:20
You know past 10 years ago, but
46:23
Nobody was really talking about it, but I hear Ursula von der Leiden starting to talk about european
46:29
banking deposits being
46:31
Lazy and as soon as she starts talking about deposits being lazy. I don't think she wants to take them to the gym
46:37
I think she wants to steal them. You know what? I mean and so I start having questions about about um
46:44
Banking crashes potential bank bail ins. I mean they did legislated and I feel like they're gonna they didn't
46:50
They didn't legalize it to to sit on it and never use it. They're gonna use it at some point
46:54
How are you feeling about the financial component of this whole situation?
47:00
Yeah, there's one thing I really want people to keep an eye on because banks in the united states
47:05
Banks in europe banks in japan
47:08
They're sitting on mountains and mountains and mountains of government bonds
47:13
Okay, and when the the the prices of those bonds go way down
47:20
Well, all of a sudden their balance sheets start looking really bad
47:24
And that causes trouble as we saw a few years ago when banks started failing and and that crisis
47:30
Erupted for a while, but then it kind of you know settled back down. But now
47:36
We for the first time since the global financial crisis
47:40
We you know, we're
47:43
We're seeing bond yields go up to levels that we haven't seen since that era
47:48
And and bond yields all over the world are going up again today spiking today
47:53
I was just looking taking a look at it and why is that people that may be listening
47:57
They say oh bond yields. I'm gonna tune out. That sounds complicated or they hear bond yields are going up
48:02
Something's going up. That must be good, right? No, but bond yields go up bond prices go down
48:08
They move inversely to one another so bond yields are really spiking bond prices are crashing
48:16
And these banks and these financial institutions all over the western world in japan
48:23
They're they've got just gobs and gobs and gobs of these government bonds because they were supposed to be safe
48:28
They're supposed to be the like the safest investments the most stable investments in the world
48:35
But now they're starting to trade like mean coins, right?
48:39
And so, you know, the the value of their bond portfolios is crashing
48:45
Meanwhile, you know
48:47
The derivatives marketplace so tied into interest rates interest rates
48:52
derivatives make up the biggest chunk of derivatives by a very wide margin, you know
48:56
So, you know setting the stage for a potential derivatives crisis
49:00
Then you've got mortgage rates, which are skyrocketing, you know as the bond yields are going up mortgage rates are going up
49:07
Now it's way over 7 percent for a 30-year mortgage
49:09
Gonna
49:11
Really impact our already paralyzed housing market, you know
49:16
Homes are already the most unaffordable. They've ever been now mortgage rates are shooting through the roof
49:21
I mean the stage is being set for in many ways like 2008
49:25
But I mean if if things keep going this direction
49:29
It'll be a lot worse than 2008 in my opinion
49:32
If if if we don't if they can't fix things that they can't get things
49:36
But I mean for for years and years and years. I've been ranting about
49:41
Stop going into so much debt, you know
49:43
Uh, not just the us but all over the world, but when when brock obama entered the white house, we were
49:50
10 trillion dollars
49:52
In in debt and that was about the time, you know, I started the economic collapse blog back then in that era
49:58
Now we're 40 trillion dollars in debt
50:00
I mean it it's crazy and then the federal reserve with quantitative easing and they were just pumping trillions of dollars
50:07
They created out of thin air into the financial system and and all these crazy things they've done
50:11
I was like stop doing it. You're destroying the value of our currency now
50:14
We've got an endless cost of living crisis with no end in sight
50:18
You know and it's become the biggest political issue in this country because we destroyed the purchasing power of our money
50:24
Now we've got a government debt crisis bond yields are going through the roof
50:28
And you know, there's no easy way out now because it took decades of bad decisions to bring us to this point
50:34
And people like me were like stop. Don't do it, you know
50:37
It's not going to end well, but it didn't happen immediately. So people thought it must be okay
50:42
We can keep doing this, you know that the the consequences are not always immediate
50:47
But now the consequences are starting to happen and it's not just with
50:51
us bonds but europe's in all kinds of trouble japan is and we're seeing bond yields
50:57
It rise to levels we haven't seen in 20 years some cases 30 years in japan
51:02
And and they keep going up and we're entering such dangerous territory and governments around the world aren't going to be able to pay interest on
51:11
these higher interest rates and
51:13
So it's all it's unraveling now in real time another most people don't realize it yet
51:18
But a a new
51:20
Financial crisis is is here. It's already started
51:24
But they're saying well stocks haven't gone down too much yet. We're still okay
51:28
But it's usually bonds first then stocks. Okay, that's usually the order of things
51:34
So the bottom line is man
51:38
This is the kind of scenario
51:41
We've been warning about for so long. It's here. It started. It's not the full manifestation yet
51:47
But man, it's a crisis that's starting to happen in real time. So we've got the financial
51:52
We've got the economic we got the political
51:55
We've got like the riots in france and and then we've got war war three. We've got
52:03
Global food crisis. We've got global energy crisis. We've got pestilence
52:08
And you know, we've got natural disasters and super El Nino. It's a perfect storm
52:15
It's it's all here. It's it so
52:18
You know
52:20
What we're and most people still don't get it most people don't understand but what we're headed for I mean this
52:28
It's happening and we're into it and it's gonna get a lot worse. I believe
52:34
Um, unless some corner kind of miracle happens, but I don't see any kind of miracle coming on on the horizon
52:40
Well, I saw something that was on twitter that was from a japanese banker
52:46
High-ranking banker and I forget exactly what I'm paraphrasing but essentially his response was
52:52
To our friends in the west. I'm so sorry about what's about to happen to you
52:56
brace for impact and it was like, oh, oh, I think this guy knows something
53:02
that that we what is the uh
53:04
Japanese yen carry trade and we know it got put down it got sort of turned off and this was sort of like a
53:11
Free money hack that had been going on for decades and that got turned off a couple of months ago and people said
53:18
Oh, I think that's probably going to be a problem and now I'm starting to hear japanese bankers
53:24
Apologizing advance for what they're about to do to us and we know how much of our bonds they're sitting on
53:28
What is do you know where this is headed in japan?
53:32
Yeah, japan is so important because for years and years
53:37
Well, they are their interest rates were super super low, you know, they had they had bond yields
53:44
You know near zero they had interest rates near zero and so what people would do
53:49
Is they would go borrow yen at super super
53:53
low interest rates
53:56
And then they would use that money to
54:00
Buy stocks by cryptocurrency, you know fund all kinds of crazy things
54:05
You know it really you refer to it kind of as a free money hack
54:09
But that's essentially kind of what it was for a long time
54:13
You know you would borrow yen and then use it, you know for other purposes where you could get, you know
54:19
You know much higher return
54:22
Then in terms of you know what you had to repay in terms of what you were borrowing and so it really helped to fund
54:29
a boom
54:31
In in in so many areas
54:33
But now the whole thing's going in reverse where interest rates in japan and bond yields are spiking and the end
54:40
The whole process is is unwinding unwinding of the end carry trade and it's already started to cause problems
54:46
But the full consequences of it are just starting to to to come about
54:52
And so that's just another element of of this whole thing. Yeah, it and and the the Japanese bankers
54:59
They realize well, they're ending the party that they were kind of providing for everyone else
55:06
Because of their own problems. They're they they feel forced to do it
55:09
And so yeah, it's going to affect the whole and it is affecting the whole world. It's just one other element of this whole thing
55:18
Let's wrap up with this because I think you might be uniquely qualified to speak about this because you are a man of faith
55:26
I would like to know
55:27
How you feel
55:29
About the direction that we're headed
55:34
Where this line is between
55:37
rightly listening
55:38
Listing the issues that you
55:41
laid out that we are facing
55:44
and this
55:46
belief that everything
55:48
Is going to be okay in the end
55:51
How do we
55:53
Navigate this how do we find that balance between being informed about where we're headed
56:00
Without being inundated to a point where we feel that we give up and that there's no hope
56:06
And that we allow them to win
56:10
Well, that's an interesting thought because yeah, I I am a Christian and so my whole world view
56:17
is based on
56:20
The the bible and the scriptures and
56:24
the christian faith
56:26
and so
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You know, there's short term mid term long term views to all this
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but ultimately
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I believe that all of human history has been building up to a grand crescendo and we get to be here for it
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And a lot of people are going to say well, that's bad news. But you know to me, it's incredibly good news
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Um, but at the end of all of it
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I believe that those of us that know the lord jesus christ
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Well, we're going to get to be with him forever and ever and ever and that and that's amazing news at the end of it
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God wins at the end of it
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You know, whether we die or or whatever the case may be but at the end we end up with god
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We ain't god wins and we end up with him and and every but meanwhile
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We have to live in this world in a broken
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World that that's falling apart coming apart at the seams all around us
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And we do try to make it better and we try to fight for what is good and we fight for what is right
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And we try to make things better on the one hand
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But on the other hand
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We also have the realization
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That the bible speaks of the period of time
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Just before the return of jesus he the bible says he's coming back and before that
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they're
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There's certain things that are going to happen and paints a picture
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Of what's taking place and all these things i've been talking about on this program with the perfect storm and everything else
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I believe we are living in these those times. I believe we are living in the end times
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I believe we are the book of revelation generation
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And a lot of people say well, that's really bad news because I read the book of revelation and a lot of really really bad stuff
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happens
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And I do believe that a lot those things are going to happen
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But I don't believe it's bad news if you have the proper perspective
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And if you realize that ultimately that god knew about all of this in advance
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He's in control and he has a plan
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But if if that is not your perspective
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Man the times ahead are going to be get tough because I realized that there are people out there
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They're saying look at all the you know these evil governments and these evil wars
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And all these things are happening with the financial system and all these things and I want to struggle
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I want to fight I want to make them better
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And uh and then as everything falls apart and they're going to be like if things aren't going better
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it's apocalyptic and
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everything about them their whole
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Hope and their whole future for their lives are based on
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Well, we're going to change the world system. We're going to change the politics. We're going to change everything
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We're going to make it better for myself and my kids
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And then it's but when that doesn't happen
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There's going to be so much bitterness and disappointment and pain
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And confusion and people are what's happening. I don't understand. Why is this happening?
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um
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So I understand that
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um
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For a lot of people out there. It's going to be very very difficult and people are going to have a hard time handling it emotionally
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um
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Because I do believe that world war three is here. I don't believe it's going to be stopped
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I I believe there is going to be
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I believe we're going if we stay on the road. We're on there is going to be nuclear war
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Oh, you know, and I I fight and I say don't do this find a peaceful solution in rush
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I find a peaceful solution in the middle east
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I'm advocate that and you but it's not
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We keep going toward war. All these things are keep taking a swore war
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I do believe that we're going to see complete ultimately complete economic
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I mean our economy's been sliding for a long time, but complete economic financial devastation
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I do believe there's going to be more pestilences more pandemics much worse than anything we've seen so far
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I believe we're going to see natural disasters that are so
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Cataclysmic that most people can't even imagine them right now, you know, I believe that all these things
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Are are are in our future and a lot of people say man
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You're the king of doom and gloom Michael, but no actually there's no other time
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I would have rather lived in all of human history than right here and right now
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I'm so excited. That's what ahead that by what's ahead and ultimately that's informed by my christian faith
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and that because it's real and the things that the bible says are happening and
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I believe we've got such an amazing future ahead of us for those who believe even though
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It's going to be so incredibly difficult and painful
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We got such incredibly hard things to go through. So
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I know that's a long answer and it sounds maybe contradictory to some people
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But that's how I'm viewing it
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But the bottom line is yeah, I'm fighting
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To make the world a better place, but also the story the overall story
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Which we've been told thousands of years in advance is playing out
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Exactly how the bible says
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Yeah, it's uh
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It's an interesting time for writers like us an embarrassment of riches in terms of things to write about, you know
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Where do you start you stick your head out the window and you see so many things going on?
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Where is the best place for people to
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To buy your books to support your work to to get an involved with with what you're writing about obviously
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I've been I've been doing it at activist post, but I want people to know the direct source that they can reach you
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Sure, if people are curious about
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You know the the things I was just talking about the cataclysmic events
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You know which I believe are are coming upon this planet while my latest book is entitled 10 prophetic events that are coming next
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You can find this book in paperback kindle format and audiobook and all my books on amazon.com
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Then my latest articles you can find them on the websites we mentioned in this program
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But the easiest place to find it if you go to my substack michaeltsnyder.substack.com
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You can sign up get all my latest research as soon as I publish it right in your email inbox
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And then if you want to find me on x i've started to become a lot more active on there
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You can find me on x my handle is at revelation 12 17
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You can look that up on x. I'm starting to be very very active on there
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