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BREAKING: Dutch Gov’t Collapses, WEF & CCP Waging War on Europe — Michael Yon Interview · Man in America Podcast

• 0:01
  Seth Holehouse: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Man in America. I'm your host, Seth Holehouse. So I'm sure you've been following what's happening in Europe. We have the France riots. We have what has actually just recently happened really in a breaking fashion is the collapse of the Dutch government.
• 0:17
  Now we know that The Netherlands has been a key focus of the communist party, Chinese Communist Party and the World Economic Forum. It's one the largest food producers. They control some major ports of Europe. And so the collapse of the Dutch government is absolutely significant. And it's just one of many things that are currently happening that are all tied together.
• 0:38
  And I think that we've got a lot happening as we're gonna be entering into 2024. And so joining us today from the front lines of the global war is the war correspondent, Michael Yon, someone who's been traveling all over the world for like most of his life. He's been in almost 100 countries reporting on what's happening. And honestly, he's one of the first people I go to if I want to understand what's happening in Europe, and also understand how what's happening in Europe will affect us here in America. Before we get started though, folks, make sure you're following me on social media Man in America.
• 1:12
  And if you enjoy listening instead of watching, make sure you just check tuning in on the podcast. Just search for Man in America. Also, some bad news for everyone who's made fun of me for having a man bun, it's no longer there. So, if you're watching on the video, you'll see I got a haircut, liking the new style. It just it was time for the change.
• 1:31
  So, for all those folks that said, Why do you have a man bun? I'm sorry, I'm gonna I'm taking away the one of the main things you've used to pick on me. So, here I am. So, anyway, folks, I just enjoy this interview with Michael Yon. Michael, it's great to have you back on the show.
• 1:48
  Thanks for joining us.
• 1:50
  Speaker 2: Thank you. I'm off in Yerevan, Armenia right now, which is Asia. Some people argue that it's Europe, but let's just say it's over here.
• 1:58
  Seth Holehouse: It's not the countryside of Ohio. That's for sure.
• 2:07
  Speaker 2: It's got a lot of mountains here.
• 2:08
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. There's a lot that's happening, especially in Europe. Obviously, got a lot happening in southern border here, which I need to spend a lot of time there. But, know, kind of looking at Europe, which I think is where we'll be focusing a lot today. We've got the France riots.
• 2:24
  We've got just the really, I mean, lot of ways that it looks like that Europe is at the beginning stages of collapse, but we've also got the Dutch government, which has recently collapsed. And so maybe we can start with that because I'm seeing, you know, headlines all over the place. You know, the Dutch government has fallen, they've collapsed. What does this mean? Is it a good thing?
• 2:45
  Is it a bad thing? So, you know, we've been focusing a lot on The Netherlands, especially because it's such a major food producer and we've seen that the WEF agenda is really in full swing there to bring in the, you know, the tri state city and all this stuff. So help us make sense. What's happening in The Netherlands right now?
• 3:08
  Speaker 2: Right. You know, I spend a lot of time in Netherlands specifically because Netherlands is a vital place in Europe if you want to control Europe. In a sense, it's sort of the neck of Europe, because, you know, I spent a lot of time in these places such as, Panama, which is obviously vital for numerous reasons. And then I'll fly from Panama straight to Netherlands or Netherlands, take back to Panama or over to Japan. Right?
• 3:36
  These are all vital places in Netherlands. Why is it so vital? It's very it's vital for numerous reasons. One is Rotterdam Harbor, right? And also Antwerp down in Belgium, just south of it.
• 3:50
  Those are the two biggest harbors in Europe, right? Antwerp, Rotterdam. And those are also two of the top 10 harbors in the world. Right? So when you have those two harbors right there, which are arteries into Europe and are the two biggest harbors in Europe.
• 4:10
  And you have the rail way that comes all the way from Shanghai, China, the way across Asia, it's completed now and goes to Rotterdam. Right? So you've got, think about that for a minute. That's how vital it is for trade. There was big battle spot there before, for instance, in world war two, I mean, for Rotterdam, now world economic forum and Chinese communist party are entwined.
• 4:37
  They have grown into each other and there's a summer that there's a summer Davos in China, which just ended. And then there's the winter Davos in Davos in Switzerland. Right. And so they're so entwined that, I mean, they're almost inseparable in some levels in the future. It's clear that they will fight that at the near term and the medium term, they have a lot of goals that overlap.
• 5:00
  For instance, taking Netherlands, why Netherlands and why the farmers we already know why Netherlands we just talked about now, the farmers own a little bit more than 60% of the land. That's changing constantly in the downward movement and the farmers. So they own more than 60% of the land in Netherlands. Now the world economic farm and trust in a, in world, in a Chinese communist party are working to create Tri State City. And you see, for instance, Gates, who is, he just met with Xi in China.
• 5:32
  He's he's deeply involved with world economic forum. Gates is investing heavily into the area of Tri State City, for instance, in food, control of food distribution, for instance, in this picnic distribution centers, I was actually at one that burned down when it was still smoking last year. I think three may have burned down, but one burned. I happened to be there with a Japanese journalist, Masako Ganaha. We were in meetings with some of the members of the government and some farmers and Jordan Peterson and that sort of thing.
• 6:04
  And boom, there was a fire. So we drove maybe an hour or two hours to it. And there it was still smoking. And it was one of bill Gates, bill and Melinda Gates, you know, operation there to, to take control of the food supply with their incredible food distribution network and their cricket farms and that sort of thing. So in any case, that you, so you see, why the world economic forum and the Chinese communist party are so interested in knocking out the Dutch farmers and replacing everybody there with these migrants from Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, which is happening.
• 6:40
  You see what's happening in France, which is just next door. It's very close by and Belgium of course, which is just next door. Luxembourg is about 50% migrants right now. I was there again with Masako Ganahawi. We, we, it was unbelievable.
• 6:55
  I mean, street, the first time I was in Luxembourg, which is a tiny country, it used to be the jewel of Europe. First time I was there was, was when I was in the army special forces. And we had parachuted in at night to do a couple of week training exercise to do, you know, grill operations basically. And then when that was over, their military gave us a nice tour around Netherlands. It was beautiful.
• 7:15
  Wow. What a stunning country, you know, because my first introduction to Netherlands was parachuting out late at night and landing in some farmer's fields. Right. And then starving for a couple of weeks doing the, you know, simulating, hitting bridges and that sort of stuff. But now it was a jewel when we got the tour around.
• 7:33
  Then I went back at other times, very nice place. And now it's gone. I mean, you would not let your wife and children out there. They are night in Luxembourg City. It's just dangerous.
• 7:44
  Right. And downtown anyway, near the train station, that sort of thing. It's African gangs are running the corners. I mean, I had a hotel overlooking them. I made video of them doing drug deals all night long.
• 7:56
  Every time the police came, they just walked back a little bit. The police would just drive by, you know, and there was people laying in the streets and, you know, bottom line is the invasion in Europe, the invasion of the United States. As you know, I've been covering extensively down in Columbia and Panama and Mexico and Texas, all the way to San Diego. I cover this thing every inch of the way, right? Whether it's Morocco or Lithuania, I'm watching these invasions happen.
• 8:22
  The weaponized migration, not just like invasions with tanks, but the weaponized migration. When I say weaponized migration, it doesn't necessarily mean they're coming with actual weapons. It's more camp of the saint stuff. They show up and just take over by force of mass. And having myself spent more than about two thirds of my life now overseas right now, I'm in Armenia.
• 8:45
  So I I'm well aware of the fish in the fish tank. You know, this is my, maybe my ninety second country that I've actually been to and spent significant time. And I know that some fish just don't mix well in the same aquarium. If you bring in a bunch of Eritreans into Germany who are rioting right now, or Somalis or members of ISIS, you know what I mean? You're going to have problems.
• 9:10
  You're going to end up with your libraries being burned down right now, approximately two churches a month are being burned down in France. It's been going on for a long time. Last time I was in France, a priest was decapitated in his church, right. By Muslims. Right.
• 9:29
  So, I mean, some fish just don't mix well in the same aquarium. That's just the bottom line. Now the world economic forum and the CCP are well aware of this and they are flooding The United States. And this is absolutely them doing it. And the United States government is clearly helping.
• 9:46
  I mean, like I've got, you know, complete truth. I mean, complete proof. You can come down. I've taken quite a few people including two congressmen into Panama. And I've shown them these things.
• 9:56
  Our government is doing it as well. Our government is captured by CCP and web. Right? So let's go back to Europe. This is a global thing.
• 10:04
  You can't understand this by looking at one Lily pad, the Lily pad, let's say Texas or Panama or Netherlands. This is a big, big pond. There's a lot of lily pads and there's a whole ecosystem going on. And the whole ecosystem is the globalist agenda is intense and it's well funded, and they are taking Netherlands. Now the Dutch farmers, I warned, on the Jordan Peterson show in clear words in March of this year, I flew over to see their latest elections, that the BBB party, as an example, the Bodhembergabegging in Dutch language, which means farmers, citizens movement, was the West.
• 10:47
  And it wasn't really disguised actually. Call themselves the BB better party right now. Now. So you've seen the Dutch government just collapsed, which I just predicted on Steve Bannon show a week ago. Right.
• 11:01
  I mean, and it just did it right. And so, I mean, it's really obvious these things aren't actually that it's not, it doesn't take Nostradamus to see these things. It's just going there and having done this enough, it's sort of obvious, like a doctor who's treated cancer for twenty or thirty years. He can kind of walk into the room and smell it. Right.
• 11:20
  And it's the same with me. I just do this in so many countries. It's sort of like my office. And what I'm saying with clear words is that the BBB party, which a lot of Dutch farmers see as their savior is not the BBB party is West Charles, I mean, Ruta also was, was, was, is wet. And now Ruth's government just fell in Netherlands.
• 11:44
  Prime Minister Ruta's government just fell, but, but they're both wet. It's not like one is, and one not same in Texas. Governor Abbott is wet. He is openly wet. It's not even hidden.
• 11:57
  He's on their website. It's in your face. The border is not being closed in Netherlands. You see it, or in, or in Texas, right? Abbott in Texas, he's like the, he's like the weft sector chief of Texas.
• 12:12
  Ruta was also in, in, in Netherlands. These are the same guy in different clothes. Trudeau is the same way. Right? So you see that they're saying that this government fell in Netherlands because of the migration issue.
• 12:25
  And I've seen some talking heads trying to separate that from the farmers issue. And it might be from naivety. I don't think it's from mouse judging from the ones I've seen. I think they just, some of them don't realize it's the same thing. These are these are just different weapons in the same war.
• 12:42
  Seth Holehouse: Folks, I have another important message for you. You know that there's two great things that are threatening our financial freedom and our financial security. And it's the central bank digital currency, CBDC, and it's the BRICS new reserve currency. Both of these agendas, which I've been warning you about for quite some time now, both of them are moving along at breakneck speed and are very, very close to being implemented. Coming up in the August is the massive BRICS meeting in South Africa, where it's expected that they're going to be announcing their new reserve currency that they want to replace the dollar with that is gonna be backed by gold.
• 13:22
  This is a death blow for the US dollar. It may not be immediate, but this is gonna be one of the final things I think that's gonna really kick the dollar out of its chair, its prized position as the world reserve currency, which is going to lead to hyperinflation and massive issues. But the other thing is the central bank digital currency. We've seen the bank collapses. We've seen the consolidation of banks.
• 13:43
  We've seen the rollout of the Fed now. You have the World Economic Forum talking about how these central bank digital currencies will be used to control our purchases, limiting our ability to buy things like ammunition as they're openly talking about. And so if you're worried about this, which I think that you should be, I hope you can take some actions. Now look, I'm not a financial advisor, so please do your own research. But for me, the best way to secure my wealth has been putting it into physical gold and silver, because these are tangible assets that are unregistered, you can hide them away, they're not going be tied to the value of the dollar if the dollar starts plummeting because of hyperinflation in response to losing its position as a world reserve currency.
• 14:25
  And overall, it's about securing your financial future. Now look, to me, my perspective, it's not a way to invest. You're not saying I'm gonna put this money in the silver, I'm gonna make a lot of money off it. It's about preserving your wealth, all the wealth that you've worked so hard to accumulate, that's sitting in your savings, your IRA, in your real estate, it's about preserving that wealth and making sure that once these agendas really kick into full gear, you've got what it takes to get your family through that. And so look, if you have a person that you're currently using for gold and silver, great.
• 14:56
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• 15:13
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• 15:45
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• 16:14
  Speaker 2: The weaponized migration is say the artillery, right? And, and, and the farmers that they're taking out are basically pill boxes that are being taken out. Right. They're related. They're related.
• 16:26
  They're very much related because they, the world economic forum, the CCP need that land. They're taking out the farmers and they're, they're going to replace them. Tri State City is set to have 30,000,000 people. The maps are drawn. If you look up Tri State City on the internet internet, you'll see the maps are drawn.
• 16:45
  They're very detailed and where they're, where they're going to put it. There you go. Right now, when I say Tri State City, people will automatically say that's a conspiracy theory. Build back better as a conspiracy theory. It's actually not at all.
• 16:58
  It's not a conspiracy theory. They've got a whole book on how Tri State City is to run. But anyway, I'll ramble on, sir. So if you have something in particular, I'll I'll sit back here.
• 17:07
  Seth Holehouse: No. No. It's it's very helpful. And I I guess when I take that, you know, a hundred thousand foot view and look at what's happening, You know, you've studied war, and I know you've read a lot of the books of war and you understand the history of war. And, you know, typically it was, you know, alliances versus there are other alliances or countries versus countries or even different regions within a country, you know, civil wars of different ways.
• 17:34
  And so, when you had that happening, a lot of times there was an invasion, right? You'd have, you know, troops or, you know, typically troops crossing borders, invading other countries. Now, if you look at what's happening in Europe, you look at what's happening in America, you know, what I'm seeing unfold on a global scale, this global chessboard, is that the war is now global. And the war is this combination of the WEF and the CCP, which we can dig into in a little bit here, really versus any country that stands in the way of a one world government, any country that stands in the way of complete and utter control by this small centralized group. And so, the countries that stand to be the greatest barriers, especially in the Western world, United States, a lot of Europe.
• 18:26
  So what they're doing is that they're weaponizing this migration, right? Which is really, it's know, people say, Oh, there's a border crisis. Like, it's not a border crisis. It's war. There's an invasion, right?
• 18:37
  You've been very outspoken about that. And so it seems like what it is that there's this strategy they're implementing all across the world, especially with these stronger Western countries because they have to collapse these countries. And so what they've been doing is, obviously it's such a multi pronged war, but one of the key things is this migration, bringing this fifth column in, bringing all these immigrants, and then using them to destabilize the countries, destabilize the fabric of the society until it gets so bad, like what we have happening in France, that then the country itself is on the verge of collapse. They can then bring in their system to fix the problem that they started. And so, when I'm watching this happen, it's like you can see the playbook, right?
• 19:28
  You see the playbook happening in all these different major countries. And so, looking at this and from your perspective, is it like what we see happening in France as an example, right, where these immigrants have now been almost activated. It's like, okay, now it's time to start really pulling apart the fabric of society, you know, burning, creating chaos, etc. Do you think that that's the next step of this across all these other countries, especially America, right? Like I had General McInerney on recently who said, Yeah, what's happening in France is absolutely going to be happening in America.
• 20:08
  So like, what do you see happening over the next say six to twelve months in all these key areas?
• 20:18
  Speaker 2: Oh, clearly. And this is something that we've been warning about people like McEnany and me and a lot of others. I mean, you have the crazy Alex Jones turned out to be not crazy. He turned out to be prescient, you know, and many people have been warning about this Bannon. And a lot of these people that they called crazy had turned out to not be crazy.
• 20:41
  And I'm telling you as clearly as I can, we're going to go into massive famines and I'm, you know, people have been telling me for three years now, oh, The United States can never have a famine and blah, blah, blah. We're the biggest food exporter in the world. I'm like, you're not paying attention. You're not paying attention. Not only can The United States go into famine for those who studied famines can understand why that can happen.
• 21:06
  But we're the, it's all about conditions, right? It's not about sparks. You and I have talked about this before. The amateur question is always what will be the spark? That's like, you know, that's amateur question that doesn't matter what the spark will be.
• 21:19
  It's irrelevant. It's all about conditions. When the forest is dry and the trees are dry and there's a fuel load built up because you know, the people didn't allow the normal natural burns to happen. You're going to end up eventually because the conditions are set. There's going to be a spark.
• 21:35
  It's going to be a strike of lightning or a cigarette or an airplane crash, a factory explodes, or a kid shoots a bottle rocket. It doesn't matter about the spark. It doesn't matter who the, I can't breathe guy is or whatever. That's it's all about conditions. And that was obviously a setup to begin with.
• 21:51
  And so we're being set up for a famine, which drives hop human osmotic pressure. Human osmotic pressure is the push and pull of migration, right? There's always hop human osmotic pressure happens within cities and towns. You might move to the next neighborhood. You just like it over there better.
• 22:10
  So that was your hop. Maybe you just, there's a bit better house over there. So it's like minor level hop for one person. Right. Or there's a better job in Texas or something.
• 22:19
  Right. And so you leave Ohio and go to Texas. You know what I'm saying? And then there's the larger, more dynamic cops that can happen, say from a war or a famine or a pandemic, but remember pandemic, famine war, they always go together, period. If you get a big war, you will always get a pandemic and famine always.
• 22:40
  It's actually in the Bible. I said this to you one time when we were on the show together, I said that I had been saying that on interviews and writing it. And finally one lady said, you, you, you talk about this pan for pandemic famine wars, if you made it up. And I said, did. And she said, she said, no, it's in the Bible.
• 22:58
  I said, Oh, you're right. I, you know, I've literally plagiarized the Bible. You know, it's like, yeah, I probably learned that when I was a child and forgot where I got it from, but they knew it back then. And they put it down in, in, in, in, not in ink. I don't know what they put it down in, but they wrote it down back then.
• 23:14
  Maybe it was ink. It doesn't matter, but they put it down and it's still there and it's still accurate. And, and, and the pandemic famine war caused great hop human osmotic pressure. Now the world economic forum is crystal clear. They plan to make to, to, to induce about 1,200,000,000 with a B people to migrate.
• 23:35
  Right. And so how are they doing this look in Netherlands about ten days ago or so, the, the government announced that Groningen gas fields would be shut down. I was just in Groningen in March. Groningen is their NAT is their, they've got a huge amount of natural gas under the ground in Netherlands. Now, are they shutting down Groningen?
• 23:59
  They're shutting down Groningen for, because they they're shutting down the production of nitrogenous fertilizers, right? They're shutting down, you know, our whole societies are built on energy, right? Not just nitrogenous fertilizers, but all sorts of energy. So we see Nord Stream 1 again, a Nord Stream 2 cut Nord Stream 2 wasn't actually flowing, but Nord Stream 1 was vital for, for, for Europe. Now it's cut Europe, still moving along, but it's resilience is diminished.
• 24:29
  Its energy prices are up. And this is a big deal. Food prices continue to rise on the long scale. And, and so the bottom line is all these conditions are being set. I'm watching black pool and UK there's, there's so many, all of this is being facilitated through what information, more information, more as the PhD of warfare, right?
• 24:53
  All the other, the kinetics and all that you can spend your whole life learning about infantry warfare. It's a deepest subject as you want to go. I mean, there's a lot to know about being an infantry man. And arguably that's the simplest form of warfare is being an infantry man. You don't have a B2 bomber and you don't have a satellite.
• 25:09
  Now we do, but I mean, but, but you know what I'm getting to, right. But the highest form of warfare, the real weapons of mass destruction, if that's what you choose to do with it is information war. Why was grounding and shut down? Good. I don't even know what shut down because they were having these tiny little earthquakes, which were making cracks in some people's homes and that sort of thing.
• 25:31
  And so they would, know, the information warriors are going there, the left people and focus on, on the cracks in the walls and that sort of thing. Say, ah, you know, it's causing earthquakes. And they got the people riled up. And I was out there again, just in March, talking with people in Groningen and they were riled up. And, and, you know, for me, I'm sitting here like the doctor in the room going, wow, you, they want it Groningen shut down.
• 25:55
  The I'm just, I'm just like, you don't even know what you're doing. You're basically putting a noose on your neck. Right. And that's what they're doing. So they're setting conditions.
• 26:04
  Their, their, their own farmers are being destroyed in Netherlands and not just Netherlands, also Belgium, United States, Canada, it's all across the world in the Western countries. They're being destroyed, to mention the fertilizers and the other inputs. For instance, Ireland is being, I was there last year. I guess it was last year. Yeah.
• 26:27
  Last year with, with, again, Masago Ganah and someone else, we were running around over there in Ireland, talking with key people that they, you know, they're being flooded with weaponized migration. You can see they're starting to fight in the streets in Ireland. And I talked with Mary Lou McDonald. She's the lead of shin fame there. She's dumber than bricks.
• 26:45
  She's a full on Marxist. I mean, when I asked her about, and I don't like to use terms like that dumber than bricks, but let's just talk. We're in a state of war. We don't have time for nonsense and trivialities. I mean, she is dumber than bricks.
• 26:58
  She's a leader of Shen fame. She's, she's high on the idea that she's going be the leader of Ireland, which, you know, how's that even going to happen? If you go up to Belfast, they got a wall up there that makes the Trump border Wall, which is pretty significant. It makes the Trump border Wall look like, you know, like a fence. I mean, the, the, the, the wall between the Protestants and the Catholics and Belfast are, I mean, that's a serious wall that those frictions are still there.
• 27:26
  Right. But they've got this idea that they're going to come together even while they're flooding Ireland with more weaponized migrants. And they're starting to fight in the streets. I'm like, you Protestants and Catholics are not going to get together. You've still got a huge wall here, which you close the gates at night and you're bringing in Somalis and Nigerians and people from Syria and Iraq and everywhere else in the world.
• 27:47
  And they're all, it's a power of babble. And, and, and these people are fighting in the streets, exerting their will Irish women getting raped. Meanwhile, most of the Irish men seem to be drunk. As I walk around the streets of Dublin, you know, doing the normal, let's go to the pub type thing. I'm like, you're going to get wiped out, you know, and talking with Mary Lou McDonald, when I bring up food and energy, she just wants to talk about equity and equality and all this nonsense, the same sort of information war that's going to get them literally killed.
• 28:16
  And I mean, not maybe the chances that she's even going to be in her position within two to three years from now, pretty low, you know? And, and, and, and, you know, and Mary Lou, I brought up that, that, you know, the specter with her and with others over there, that Ireland could go into another famine. I've only, I've only studied the Irish famine in a cursory way. I've read three books on it and gone over there and looked around a bit. So, I mean, but, but I've read, I've studied a lot on famines in general, and I can tell you what a place like Ireland famine is, is, is just part of the, as part of the system there, it's just part of the ecosystem.
• 28:55
  Same with Japan, Ireland, they will tell you, we export, you know, X amount of food for 20. We can feed 25,000,000 people and we'll have fewer than 8,000,000 here. I'm like nonsense. You're not calculating your inputs, your energy inputs. You're not calculating your fertilizer inputs.
• 29:11
  You're not calculating that, that, that Nord Stream got cut. You're not calculating that so many plants that make nitrogenous fertilizers are either shut down now, or they're so curtailed that Brazil's not getting the fertilizer. They need India is not getting the fertilizer. They need Thailand is not getting the fertilizer. They need right.
• 29:30
  Thailand. I flew to Thailand and talked with the ex prime minister, a friend of mine. His is his name. I left Ireland and I went over to London and looked at some issues there and then flew over to meet him. I said, let's have coffee.
• 29:44
  And he said, okay, let's have coffee. So we're sitting down in Bangkok and I'm telling him, I said, you know, your, I know Thailand's a huge food exporter. Obviously I've spent years here. I've been in all over this country, right? And I'm aware of Thai Thailand's massive food production, but I'm also aware that you export mostly rice and rice sucks the nitrogen out of the soil.
• 30:11
  And you have, you imported a, you, you import 92% of your nitroglycerin fertilizers. When you export rice, you're exporting nitrogen, right? And your, your soil actually is very poor in nitrogen. You only create 8% of your nitrogen, 5,000,000 metric tons last year were imported. Where are you going to get it?
• 30:31
  Right. And he's like, oh, we'll get it from China. I'm like, check yourself. You're to get it from Russia. You're to get it from China.
• 30:36
  Maybe, maybe not. And the deal is you've got 60,000,000 people now plus, but in the sixties, when Thailand almost went into a famine, it did not, they got some help from Japan and The United States. And so the famine in Thailand in the 1960s, you never heard about never happened because the king was very smart. Rama, the ninth was, was, was very smart. And he saw it coming and he, he, he, he didn't allow it to happen.
• 31:05
  Right. And so he, for instance, got help from the Japanese building fish bonds and stocking them with now perch and this sorts of thing. Right. And so the bottom line is he saw it coming and he did something about it, but this time they've got three times more people and the soil is depleted of nitrogen and they're having rice problems. After that meeting I had with him, they're actually having rice problems now.
• 31:29
  Seth Holehouse: Folks, I've got an important message for you. As Michael has been talking about extensively, one of the key areas that they are trying to control these populations is through controlling and destroying the food supply. Now, don't think you should rush off and move all your savings into food and go build a bunker and hide from the world, but we have to live our lives as usual. But one key thing though is really looking at like how much food do you have? There's, you know, the folks that Michael's talking about that only had a couple days worth of food when someone disaster struck, they were put into a very difficult situation.
• 32:03
  And so one of the important questions to ask is if tomorrow there is a blackout or mass riots or the food supply chain completely got destroyed, how much food would you have to keep your family alive? Would you have only a week or two weeks or a month or a couple of months or a year more or more? And so it just, it's a really, really important question to ask yourselves. And look, I'm not saying that just put everything into storeable food. I think what's really, really important is learning how to grow your own food, learning how to preserve your own food, etc.
• 32:35
  But if you need a very easy and high quality convenient solution, I highly, highly recommend Heaven's Harvest. So I'll bring them up. HeavensHarvest.com is the website. So Heavens Harvest, these are great Christian American patriots. I know the owners quite well.
• 32:51
  And what they do is they set up these fantastic survival food buckets. They've got these these survival cans. This is food that's going to last for up to twenty five years. So regardless of what happens, if something happens a year from now or in ten years or fifteen years from now, you know that you've got the food that's needed to get your family through that situation. So my personal recommendation is to have at least three months of food for every person in your family.
• 33:17
  And that's just, I think that's just the minimum. Would aim for six months or even twelve months of storable food. That way if things really go south, you're not going to be one of the people that's forced to go out on the streets or forced to line up in bread lines, etc. So folks, the website again is heavensharvest.com. Also, if you use the promo code Seth, that's my name s e t h, promo code Seth, you're going to save 15% off of your entire order.
• 33:45
  So again, heavensharvest.com.
• 33:47
  Speaker 2: Right. So, I mean, this is like, they still got enough food for Thailand, but I warned him very clearly. If India goes into famine, which can definitely happen, I've already recon the route myself all the way from India, all the way to Thailand. Right? It's a straight shot from India, right through Bangladesh, right through Myanmar and right to Thailand, because what does hunger do?
• 34:10
  It creates hot human osmotic pressure. If you got food and they don't guess what you're going to get invaded. And I'd been all over that Thai border. You'll just get swamped. Right?
• 34:21
  And so the bottom line is this can happen all over the world, right? Not just a weird thing about famine. And this is kind of strange. Famine can actually create more famine, just like war can create more war and fire creates more fire. And there's specific reasons for going for that, that, that, that can happen.
• 34:40
  I won't go into it unless you want to, but, but famine, like weirdly hunger can lead to famine, which is kind of, it sounds kind of strange. But for instance, when people are very hungry, you can be hungry, not because there's not enough food. You can be hungry because you don't have enough money because you're a cotton like Weimar Germany, you know, in the, in the early twenties, '20 '1. Yeah. I mean, so they hyperinflation people didn't have enough money.
• 35:03
  They start stealing food from the farmers. Then the farmers say, I'm not going to grow food because they just steal my food. So the farmers get, they go bankrupt. Right? So now in that second season, there's a lot of farmers not farming, right?
• 35:15
  So this is how actual hunger can actually lead to famine weirdly. And so it's like that heat actually, or people start robbing the trucks and they start robbing the boats and, you know, the trains can't flow because people rob the trains and it just stops flowing because, know, if you're a farmer and you know, you got ripped off last time, you can't afford to keep doing this and you're not going to. Right. And so then the government's always come and start stealing from farmers. It happens every time I've read more than 20 books on famine now in recent times to try to look for patterns and that sort of thing, because remember pandemic famine war, they always go together.
• 35:53
  Right. And you'll see that in every, in each one of those books, the government, whether it was Ireland or China or Ukraine or India, just long list. In each case, the government comes and takes from the farmers, In every case now, farmers have told me, they won't come and take from me. And I'm like, yeah, they will. They'll come with the army unless you can hold off an army with your AR 15.
• 36:20
  They will come and take from you and you cannot hold them off. Right. And so the bottom line is they'll start taking, the, the, the hungry people start. And I warned about this in 2016 when, when Europe started getting flooded, I started warning. They're going to steal from the farmers.
• 36:34
  This is in writing. You can find my, when I published online, they're going to come and they're going to start stealing from your farms and people like, oh, you're racist. You're a xenophobic. You can call me what you want. But most of my life, I am the Xeno overseas.
• 36:47
  Right. And I'm telling you, I'm a realist. Some fish don't mix well in the same aquarium and they will steal from your farms because I see this in many countries. They will do it period. That's what you can take a tiger out of the jungle and put it in the, in the, in the, in, you know, down downtown Berlin, and it will still be a tiger, right?
• 37:05
  It doesn't stop being a tiger. A crow doesn't stop being a crow. And somebody who steals from the fields doesn't stop stealing from the fields just because they're in Germany. In fact, they'll do it even more because the Germans are showing weakness as, as the French have been doing as the Belgians and the Dutch have been doing. They're just going to steal.
• 37:22
  You're not going to get out there and stop them. You're not going to get out there and put a ball in their chest for stealing your fruit. One, one of my readers on my website, she told me maybe a year and a half ago, I kept warning that people will steal your food. She said, Oh, it's funny. Somebody just stole all the avocados out of my tree.
• 37:37
  Like every last one of them, she said, you know, she came out there and looked at her tree and all the good avocados, all the avocados were gone. The whole tree was naked. Right. And she said, and interestingly, she said, left the comments on my maybe locals page or somewhere. And she said, and we chatted back and forth about it.
• 37:57
  She was considering cutting down the tree so that that wouldn't happen again, which is very interesting because that is actually something that I see as a pattern in these other books and the world that she's not in a book, but I mean, she could be with the things that she's saying she fits that pattern of, well, if you're just going to steal my food, I'll cut down the trees. I mean, that makes it permanent or semi permanent, right. Until trees can grow back. That's interesting. Isn't it?
• 38:24
  I mean, these patterns, they don't change. You just have to learn what they are and figure out how the swirl goes. Right. And how this swirl goes. We're going into global famines.
• 38:34
  It doesn't mean everywhere in the world will be in famine. Almost certainly not, but a huge part of it is, and The United States can definitely go into famine, certainly parts of it. And when people are hungry, there's nothing they won't do. They'll they'll climb up ten, ten floors to your condominium to break in. That's child's play for some of these people.
• 38:54
  You think, oh, I'm on the Tenth Floor. That's they can't get nonsense. You don't know anything about these people. If there's, if you're thinking that if you're thinking you're on the Twentieth Floor and they can't get to you, you're wrong. And it's like, I live with these people around the world.
• 39:08
  They can do it. They will do it. Right. And so, that's what I'm looking at. The world economic forum and Chinese communist party are setting conditions to do this.
• 39:16
  I travel in country after country. It's the same almost everywhere. Now the faces are different. Like Mark Luther over in, in Netherlands, he's not the same as Trudeau, but they are the same. They're like kissing brothers.
• 39:28
  Right. And then, and, and, and Abbott down in Texas, of course he has that tough because he's in Texas, but Abbott's leaving the border wide open. I'm down in Texas all the time talking, you know, w with interesting people. And a lot of them believe in Abbott. Some of the people I was briefing recently in Texas, they have avid on speed dial.
• 39:46
  I mean, I can tell they're big donors to Abbott and I'm telling them, you know, you know, I'm in this room filled with people that are really powerful people in, in Texas and like right there in the upper crust. And I'm saying, I'm telling you in clear terms, if you're sending money to Abbott, you're sending money to the destruction of the Republican, Texas and the state of Texas or whatever you want to call it. There is no border there. And to say that Abbott is doing something about the border is pure nonsense. I'm down there.
• 40:16
  One time I was down in Piedras, which is the Mexican side. I was actually doing a live stream with Steve Bannon on a war room. And so I'm out there. My toes are practically in the Rio Grande. Pedra's neighbors is on the Rio Grande.
• 40:29
  Assist across from Texas. Right. And the national guard on the American side are over there on the other side. And they're literally helping the aliens across up the embankment. I just seen Abbott saying, Hey, we're closing the border.
• 40:43
  We got the national guard down there. I'm like, I'm right here. They're crossing right in front of me. That's why I'm here because this is literally where they walk into the water is where I'm standing. And they go across the water.
• 40:53
  If they don't drown in the national guard, picks them up and takes them up the bank. I had just seen Abbott. And one point I was down there watching him live when I was, but I wasn't live with Bannon that time. And I told Bannon, I'm like, the national guards helping them right in front of me, even as Abbott is saying the national guard are pushing them back. I mean, when I'm off the band and I'm yelling, Hey, you're doing it wrong.
• 41:14
  I just watched your governor telling me that you're pushing them back, push them back. I'm like, wait a minute, I'm on the Mexican side, surrounded by them by guys. You know, and I leave, I can get killed over there or on our side. I actually weirdly, our side sometimes feels a lot more dangerous than the Mexican side. I spent a lot of time on the Mexican side and you'll end and just trust me.
• 41:35
  It's something I, bottom line is I foresee a date when the border patrol or, and I know a lot of people on border patrol, many of them with the caveats of course are great people or national guard and that sort of thing. Know quite a lot of them, but I'm telling you the head of those things is in the national guard and the, and the Texas guard and the, and the, of course the Texas government it's Abbott in the border patrol, the, all, all the heads of those are all captured by, you know, Biden level captured or mark route to level captured. Of course, he's not the prime minister anymore in Netherlands. They are completely captured. So the head is captured.
• 42:15
  So our, we have no border. Europe has no border. Even while they're talking about, we're going to start, you know, sending people back it's nonsense. It doesn't matter. The net is the net income overwhelms that any, anybody that's being deported.
• 42:29
  It's all KFADE. It's all for show. I'm sorry. I'll ramble all day, sir.
• 42:33
  Seth Holehouse: No, I mean, it's, I I'll keep listening because you're talking from really a lot of on the ground experience, and it's really important for us to look at this stuff because, and this is one of the points I wanted to ask you is that, you know, I've interviewed a lot of experts and a lot of times people want the experts to help say, Okay, this is when this thing will most likely happen. Right? They'll say, Okay, we're looking at, you know, say, know, pandemic famine war. We're looking at, we'll probably have famine in this region around this time. And because the experts I find, as you mentioned before, they're not looking for the spark, they're looking at all of the conditions, and they're saying, Look, the conditions are the patterns.
• 43:16
  You look at the conditions, they recognize that these conditions for a pattern, it's the same pattern that's been formed in the previous time periods, and then you can use that to say, Okay, well, this is the next step. This is what's going to happen. Now, a lot of people though, you know, they'll say, Oh, well, you know, you said this was going to happen by, you know, this month, and it's not happening. Therefore, it's not gonna happen at all. And that's one of the biggest, I think, issues with a lot of people that are trying to understand what's happening is that it's like Alex Jones.
• 43:47
  It took him, say, ten years of hammering on something. And for probably the first nine years, everyone looks at him and they say, Look, you've been saying this for nine years, this is going to happen. And because Alex Jones is looking at the conditions, he's looking at the roadmap, he's looking, he knows where it's headed. And for nine years, everyone says, Ah, he's just out there. He's a fearmonger.
• 44:07
  And in the tenth year it happens and everyone goes, Oh my goodness, you're right. You know, so I feel like that, you know, in some ways you're the rational Alex Jones that understands pandemic, war and famine. And you're out there, you're sounding the alarm and saying, you're saying people, this is what's cooking. This is what's broiling. This is what's going to be coming.
• 44:28
  And but because, you know, there's no famine here in America, people might be saying, well, it's never going to happen. And so how do you how do you respond that when people have that response that they say, oh, well, you know, you've been predicting this, but it's not happening at this moment. Therefore, I'm not going to worry about it.
• 44:47
  Speaker 2: You know, timing is always the most difficult. It's very difficult to predict timing. And if you start trying to predict timing, which I have done at times, sometimes right, sometimes wrong, but that's more of a crapshoot. So I've learned to be very cautious with predicting timing because you know, that that's where you'll do exactly what you just said. It'll start to look like you're just crazy, but you're not, you just can't get the time right.
• 45:13
  The system's too complex. And there will be eventually sparks at times. Those can be unpredictable, but it's about conditions right now. What do I say to people like that? Well, I'll say for people who've read my work for years, I don't have to say anything because the reason they keep reading it is because they know when I was saying that Iraq was in civil war, it took the rest of the universe one year and a half to reach that level.
• 45:40
  Right? It took a year and a half, which was a big deal. That's like taking a year and a half before calling the fire department. Right? Because you would treat a civil war in Iraq differently than you would treat an insurgency.
• 45:51
  You needed to treat it in different There was insurgency going on. There was also civil war. These are different diseases. They're related. But the bottom line is it's important to call things what they are.
• 46:03
  That's vital. Like it's important to not call this a quote unquote border crisis. It's not a border crisis. This is a war, right? And if you're calling it a border crisis, you're being wimpy at best at the very best.
• 46:16
  You're being wimpy. This is straight up war. Right? And so now what do I tell new readers that haven't known me very long before? I will say, if you just rewind and read 12 random dispatches of mine, go back at least ten years.
• 46:33
  That way we've had ten years to see how they write, you know, read Iraq or Afghanistan dispatches, maybe six from each. I know you had a whole month to read all my work, but just go back and pick them with a dart and see how they turned out. Right. And then you judge for yourself, whether you should be listening to me or not, if you don't want to listen by, you know? And so, and same with the vaccines, the death jabs.
• 46:55
  I mean, that was clearly a mistake for people to death jab obvious. And for me, was painfully obvious. And now we see the results. People are dropping dead in front of our eyes constantly. And for everyone we see, it makes me wonder how many we don't see.
• 47:11
  We've reached a point where all of us, probably most of us anyway, personally know people who have either died or been injured. I know numerous of quite a few that have been injured and numerous that have died. Right. And so that, I mean, and it's growing, it's clearly grown. That was so super obvious.
• 47:31
  You know, again, I study information more I have for years. I've written three books on them for more information, more, unfortunately they're all in Japanese language. You might have been in English, but I mean, but because I've been working to wake up Japan for years, but the bottom line is, is that was an obvious information war, right? Obviously don't take those jabs no matter what. I don't care if you lose your job.
• 47:53
  If you lose your career, do not take that jab. That's like, you know, a deer hunter, when they got the guy spinning the pistol and putting it to their head, six shots, bang. That was a crack. Nothing. You know?
• 48:06
  And that's what that was with the death jab. You spin the cylinder and nothing happened. Click, click bang. You know, it's like, you know, this is what's happening. It was again, what we see with the, with the, with the migrant, with the weaponized migration, which is an actual war.
• 48:25
  They are going to be turned against us. They already are just by their presence. And the numbers are at least 10,000 per day coming into The United States at this point that we know of actually nobody knows how many are coming in. That's just a highly defensible number. It's at least 2,000 per day on average through the dairy and gap in Panama and Columbia.
• 48:46
  As you know, I spend a lot of time down there and that number is increasing The United States itself is physically increasing the size of those camps. I've reported on this extensively from dairy and gap, both live and then publishing videos and photos and Chinese are coming in in large numbers. This is actual war. Now keep in mind who's running the war, who runs the jungle. Nobody runs the jungle.
• 49:11
  This is a multiplayer game. There's a Chinese communist party. There's Haspel off from the Iranians. There's the Russians. There are people left wingers inside The United States who are born and raised in America and their red diaper babies or whatever.
• 49:24
  For those who don't know what red diaper babies are, we're getting to red diaper, great grandchildren. At this point, the red diaper babies are children of the, of whose parents were members of the American communist party. Right? Like Biden, for instance, was a red diaper baby arguably, right. Wherever he was born, by the way, I've been to a school in Jakarta twice.
• 49:44
  You know, he acts like he was born a poor black child. Let me tell you what, look at his school on Google earth. I've physically gone into the school twice just because I was over there for counter terrorism, terrorism schooling one time. And then another time I was over there for some research on information more actually in both times I went over and looked at his school. The guy went to school in the Beverly Hills of Jakarta.
• 50:05
  He acts like he's some poor black child. He went to a school that was for rich kids. Only beautiful school. Look at it on Google earth and look at all the swimming pools around it and the huge properties in the game and place where all the ambassadors live and all the rich, you know, million and billionaires. Right.
• 50:20
  And likewise the same in Hawaii. He went to the rich kid's school, right? He is a West guy. He's a West dude. Right?
• 50:28
  A lot of people think, oh, you know, Obama's running on the snow. He is a puppet on strings. Obama was installed. He can be uninstalled by the people in those positions. Right?
• 50:40
  It's like Mark Luther was just uninstalled, right? At some point Trudeau will be uninstalled. Basically these people are nothing but gloves that people change. I mean, th th for instance, now that, you know, enough has happened. We're going to take our gloves off.
• 50:55
  We're going to, you know, the latex gloves with all that goo on them. We have fresh gloves. Now probably the BBB party in Netherlands. I'm just guessing. I don't know, may take, it could be FBD or somebody else.
• 51:08
  Of course, FBD lost so much power over there for, for democracy. I was just messaging with their leader yesterday. Actually, I've spent a lot of time with them over in Netherlands. They lost a huge amount in the last election. I was actually with them when they were counting the votes on March 15.
• 51:25
  This year, I was somewhere wherever we were in Netherlands and, and, and, but will they make a comeback? I don't know. I think possibly the world economic forum will seek to, to ban FVD, the forum for democracy. They're the ones who would like to do deportations of people that should not be in Netherlands. They're the ones who would like to defend the farmers intensely, but the BBB party, which is a clear West or they call it West and Netherlands world economic forum, the W E F there are clear West puppet, even on their sides is BB better.
• 52:01
  You can't even make up this stuff. I mean, I just drove all over Netherlands and Mark, you know, and there was these BB better signs everywhere. And green, of course, green is like the red for Europe. And he's like, and I just like, how can they not see BB better on all these election signs? Right.
• 52:17
  And yet BB better party one in all the sections of Netherlands and every single one. And they just took the huge amount of power in The Netherlands. And so, but even though they clearly, wasn't even a wolf in sheep's clothing. It was a wolf that came in as a wolf and said, Hey, I'm a wolf, but I'm here to help you. I like sheep, you know?
• 52:38
  And the sheep are like, okay. This is a, this is a thing when, when you're using inductive reasoning, it's very important to try to wipe out anything that you want to see, because you will be biased to, to make your assessments based on what we want to see. Right. And the farmers in Netherlands wanted to see a rescuer, you know, a savior that's coming to save them will be the BBB party. And, and they will come save us.
• 53:09
  And, and, and I w I kept warning on interviews when I was over there, look at their signs, their actual signs, say B, B better build back better. But the name is Bordenberger, but begging BBB, which means farmer citizens movement. But there, that's a clear sign that to the West people is the dog whistle, all the West people like that. That's our, that's our boys. That's our girls, the BBB party who just got voted in by the farmers Tucker.
• 53:38
  You know what I mean? And now, and now market is out and people are like, yay, you know, market rich is out. Guess what's going to happen. They're going to be replaced by somebody else. Bottom line.
• 53:47
  If the farmers and the Dutch, most of the Dutch people have been separated from the Dutch farmers because of information war. They've been taught the Dutch farmers are polluting the land with the nitrogen. And of course, next door in Germany, Netherlands borders, Germany, it's not about nitrogen in Germany. It's about carbon dioxide because carbon dioxide resonates with the, with the Germans. It doesn't resonate with the Dutch because the Dutch are like, no, actually we're extremely efficient with the carbon dioxide.
• 54:14
  And they're like, oh, okay, nitrogen. Right. It's like, it's a six stop as they call it in German and Dutch, right? Sticks though. And so, so you'll hear people talking about the stick stuff all the time.
• 54:24
  All the stick stuffs doing this to see, and they're re they're doing other things like releasing wolf. I mean, real wolves, like big wolves. Like the one almost got this German woman. When I was over there, over in Germany, Three of them were chasing her on her bike. It was in the news and it was luckily it was one of those electric bikes.
• 54:43
  And she said she barely outran them. And, and then one of them killed what's her name? Oh, the leader of one of the EU, the top level EU people in Germany killed her pony. You can find it. You can kill their horse wolves, killed her horse.
• 54:58
  I'm like, God, we're going get these wolves. Cause they collected the DNA off her horse. Right. And she's one of the people that's very, one of those wolves got killed right by my hotel, like 500 meters away when I was just over in Netherlands. Why are they releasing these wolves?
• 55:11
  Wolves are not, haven't been in Netherlands for one hundred and fifty years. They're saying they came over from Poland, which is nonsense. It came all the way across Germany to, to net. No. And the wolves are hot now.
• 55:21
  What, what did they do long before the first wolf was seen in, in, in Netherlands, in the last one hundred and fifty years, they passed a law to protect the wolves. Now people are like, wow, it's just a lot of protective wolves. We didn't have wolves. It's okay, whatever. So they passed the law and suddenly you've got wolves.
• 55:38
  And now what are they doing? Well, you talk with German farmers or you talk with Dutch farmers. They're like, the wolves are killing our sheep. They're killing our cattle. They're killing our everything.
• 55:46
  It's just a matter of time until they're killing our children or our wives and whatnot. Right. And, and, and as one Dutch farmer named Jordan told me he's when I took Jordan Peterson to meet, he's like, the wolves are more protected than the damn queen. That's what he said, the damn queen. And he's like, you know, Jordan, he's one of those, you know, seven foot tall Dutch guys.
• 56:06
  He's like, my land is from a polder. A polder is the land that they drain from the sea. Right. That's called a polder. And so he's like, you know, what, what kind of wolves are here before this was underwater?
• 56:19
  What was it? Sea wolves? What were they killing here? Seahorses. You know what I mean?
• 56:22
  But they're saying that the wolves are endemic here. They're not, this was the ocean. You know, it's like our grandparents, you know, drained this so we can have farm. This was the ocean, but these wolves are running around everywhere now. And they're now it's what happens is when the wolves kill somebody's cattle or whatever, you'll see, I read the German newspaper sometimes, especially when there's a wolf attack and they'll say, Oh, the reason that the wolves are doing this is because the farmers are taking their land or encroaching upon their land.
• 56:50
  So they're not there. I mean, maybe they did hundreds of years ago, but right now the wolves were gone. So the wolves are actually another part of the aspect, not just the wolves, it's other things as well. But what I'm getting to is this is how they're separating the people who live in places like Amsterdam and Benag and all that. They live in the big cities who never get their hands dirty on anything.
• 57:11
  You know, they're like, wow, the farmers are doing this. They're hurting the poor wolves and they're causing nitrogen poisoning. Sure. We should get rid of the farmers. It's like, as you sit in the restaurant and talk about that, you're killing yourself.
• 57:23
  You're going to be eating crickets. I went to a restaurant in Netherlands with the Japanese journalists and Sako Ganahan, and they have a, they were serving printed beef. They print it with a printer, sort of like an inkjet printer, but it's like a protein printer. We didn't eat it. We made video and she live streamed.
• 57:39
  We just paid a bunch of money for it. So we could see the stuff and smelled, smelled like beef, but it's printed beef. Look it up on YouTube. You can see printed beef. You'll see like a jet printer making beef that has marbling and all that.
• 57:52
  I mean, this is the sort of thing that's going on, you know, the cricket farms and all these sorts of things, bill gates and the rest are working very hard to get rid of the Dutch and the German and the Belgium and the American and the British and Australian Japanese farmers. Japanese farmers are, I mean, there are dying of themselves. I mean, just go over to Japan and look, I have, and I mean, they're there. You go up to Northern Japan. We were just up there and there's bears running around all over the place.
• 58:21
  We talked to a bear hunter there's deer and bears and monkeys and all that because the farmers are so old now. Many of them are either dying off or they're retiring and the farms are follow. Right? So Japan imports about 90% of its food. You see, Japan can easily be cut off by, well, you still have enough fertilizer for one thing or energy, either one of those will do it fertilizer or energy and you're gone.
• 58:42
  Right. But they import about 90% of the food. So you can interdict Japan from thousands of miles away ships that are heading to Japan with food, sink them, right. Or hijack and take them right. The Chinese can do that.
• 58:56
  Right. And so the ships will stop coming. You don't have every ship, you know, sink 10 of those ships and the rest will stop going to Japan. Right? It's not like you have to sink a thousand ships, you know, just maybe 10 ships have an accident.
• 59:10
  Japan is highly vulnerable. China is running a severe information campaign against Japan. I've gone all over China. I spent about a year in China. I've been to a lot of their museums, such as Nanjing, and they're all about creating hatred against Japan, right?
• 59:24
  Hatred that can be weaponized when a, when a country spends so much time and energy creating hatred against say white people or Japanese people or whatever, they are setting them up for attack. Right. Right. And that's what we see happening in Europe. You say anything bad about the people who were last time I was in France, a French priest got decapitated while I was there in his church.
• 59:47
  Right. And again, two churches per month are being burned down. What happened to Notre Dame? Right? What happened to the library that just got burned down?
• 59:55
  All these French women and whatnot getting raped, murdered. You say anything bad about this. I'm tired of that. I don't accept it. And the bottom line is they need to go in The United States.
• 1:00:05
  We need to do mass deportations. And I mean, like on the order of 10,000,000 people, I'm not talking 10,000, I'm talking 10,000,000. They need to be cut off from all this. It's time to talk war talk here, not talk about, you know, well, you know, we need to absorb. They're not going to absorb period.
• 1:00:23
  They're coming in. They're forming what's called anthra insulins, which is human islands. That's when you, when your culture has a significant enough critical mass that it just stays its culture. It'll stay Somali in Minnesota or Michigan. It'll stay Pakistani.
• 1:00:39
  It'll stay whatever. And then we'll be the Balkans, which is what we already have become in some ways. We've got colonials, for instance, North Of Houston. I was just in one with Todd Bensman and it's growing massively. I'll be back over it soon with a helicopter and a thermal to map it out.
• 1:00:54
  But this colony is, is going to be big enough for 200,000 people. Look at what I've already published on it with Todd Bensman. It went viral about a month ago when we were there. And it's a big, big deal. I mean, you know what a colonia is in Spanish.
• 1:01:09
  That means column. So you've got these colonias down in Texas and some other places like California that are, it's just like MS 13 on claims. I mean, it's when, when Todd and I were there, we went over to a house that had just, it had just been a, I think five, it was either four or five mass murder. There was a lady and her children and another friend. I think it may have been five of them.
• 1:01:35
  And we went to the house because it just happened a few weeks or a couple of weeks before that, when we were just at the Colony. So this murder I'm talking about, you can find it. It happened near Colony Ridge. That's where we're, where we were. And, the neighbor was out shooting his rifle at night.
• 1:01:49
  There's an illegal Mexican alien. They've been deported multiple times, shooting his rifle out in the air. Somebody asked him to please quiet it down. It's waking up the baby. His solution was to take his rifle and shoot the baby.
• 1:02:02
  And he did. And we went to that house and there's bullet holes in the front door. Law enforcement gave us the address. We went over there and looked at it. There's bullet holes in the front door.
• 1:02:11
  He shot in the door. It went into the house, killed him, killed the baby, killed, killed the mother, killed, killed the others that were in the house. And, and the ones that he killed were illegal aliens. And he was an illegal alien, right? This is a whole illegal alien colony colony, right?
• 1:02:26
  The whole thing. I mean, it's, it's, it's unbelievable. You should see how big this thing is. Again, I already said 200,000 people and that's it's, they're not all there yet, but it's growing. They're clearing the land.
• 1:02:35
  A huge amount are already there, but look at what I've already put online. And, and, and again, we're going to go back soon with a helicopter and make a complete map of it. And, but that that's, what's going on. We're being invaded. It's a weaponized, it's a replacement migration.
• 1:02:51
  This is an old war strategy that goes back since forever. And it goes back, you know, this is biblical times. It goes back, you know, and, and, and, and probably obviously a lot before that, you know, it's interesting because the things that are in the Bible, they couldn't have been written so eloquently, unless this had been happening a lot already before. Right. They already had significant experience.
• 1:03:13
  They already were, they were, you know, they were, distilling a lot of wisdom into a few words. Right. So it must have been happening and being recorded maybe through memory or maybe in writing that we don't have anymore. And then they, you know, gave us the reader's digest version of, you know, the four horsemen, right? Pandemic famine war that I talked about is, you know, pandemic famine war, three of the horsemen, right.
• 1:03:37
  And death, right. Are the fourth Horseman people argue about, but anyway, death or despotism or whatever, but the four, three of the horsemen are pandemic famine war. Right. And, but the bottom line is these weaponized migrations, replacement migrations. That's clearly what's happening in Europe.
• 1:03:53
  They're trying to do that with Japan. They're trying to make people that live in Okinawa, for instance, think that they're Chinese. They're trying to make them and it can work. I mean, people will, whenever. Yeah, you will.
• 1:04:04
  Yeah. You will. If people that don't believe that don't know anything about information, but they've got a lot of Japanese now that think they're, I knew Indians. Anybody can be an I knew, right. It's, it's a, I've seen this all.
• 1:04:15
  I was, I was with Chuck Colton in Morocco, maybe, I don't know, a year and a half, two years ago, we were up there looking at the migration issues or weaponized migration where Morocco, good friend of The United States. The first one to recognize The United States. Thank you to any Moroccans watching. I've always enjoyed my time with Moroccans and Moroccans are pushing, let's say illegal aliens. I don't know what you'd call them into Souta and Malilla, which are two Spanish cities that are in their enclaves in Morocco.
• 1:04:44
  Right? So they're in Africa, right? So these two Spanish cities, which are EU cities, European union cities are in Africa, right? So if you can get into these two European union cities in Africa, which they're enclaves of Morocco, you're in the EU and they just got walls around them. Right.
• 1:05:02
  And all you gotta do is get over the wall, which they do. Right. And sometimes they do it in math. Right. And so it's very interesting.
• 1:05:09
  So we were in Morocco looking at that and we're driving down the road and there's this language on the side that wasn't Arabic and it wasn't English. Obviously I know English and I can identify Arabic instantly. And I'm like, Hey, what's this other language? There was three language on some of the signs and sometimes it was two languages and one was always Arabic. And then there was this other language.
• 1:05:28
  It was a strange, keep in mind. I've been in almost a hundred countries now, 92 countries that I've actually spent significant time in. I can tell the alphabet if I can't read it. Right. And that's a new alphabet.
• 1:05:42
  What could that possibly be? Well, as a student of information war, I thought, I bet you that's information war. I bet somebody has invented a new alphabet and I go back to the hotel, look it up instantly. That's what it is. The Berber class of languages are there.
• 1:05:57
  And the Berbers were illiterate. Right. And so they they've invented a new alphabet trying to split the Berbers apart. There's it's a class of languages. There's more than one Berber languages trying to split them from the Arabic speakers are trying that's their a new that's their, you know, whatever you want to be today, right?
• 1:06:15
  That's their LGBTQ or whatever, just split them off and develop. Looks like you bought it in The United States. Remember the Yubai plague that came around. Everybody should learn how to speak like ghetto, you know, talk. And, and, but those are ways that you split people.
• 1:06:30
  Right. And, and, and now when I, when I started researching more about that new written language for the Berber class of languages, I could see that there were fights when I was talking with Moroccans. They're like, Oh yeah, we're, you know, we're saying, okay, make the Berber languages written and we'll, and we'll put it on the signs, but why don't you do it with a modified Arabic that we already understood? We already know the Arabic alphabet. Why do you have to invent something out of, out of the blue, which none of the Berber speakers even know that alphabet.
• 1:07:01
  And I kept talking with Berber speakers and like, nobody can read that. They made us an alphabet and they put it on all the signs, but we can't read it. And, and anyway, it's causing, it's causing frictions. I mean, these are, these are manufactured fights, right? Like they're doing an Okinawa, putting old Okinawan dialect on, on certain like ATMs and that sort of thing, trying to make the Okinawans in Japan think that they're, we're, we're a new of Okinawa or something.
• 1:07:31
  Or we're Chinese, you know, they're trying to split everybody ethnically. I saw the same with Nepal. I spent a year in Nepal. I was out with the malice a lot. One of the malice want everybody to do.
• 1:07:42
  They want everybody to speak their own dialects. They want everybody to speak. You know, the Dutch would do this when they would, when they would, when they would, you know, when they had their, their, their colonies around the world, but the British were different. The British actually, to their benefit or to our great benefit, we're trying to get everybody to speak actually English, which has been very helpful. For instance, for places like India, where I also spent a year because now the common language in India is actually English.
• 1:08:10
  And so it's easy to get around India and it's easy for Indians to communicate with each other because they've got so many. Anyway, I can go on for days, man. So if you want to say something, I'll just sit back and be quiet.
• 1:08:20
  Seth Holehouse: Well, so, I want to come back to America, and maybe we can wrap the conversation with this point. You know, in talking to, as I mentioned before, General McInerney with what's happening in France, you can see that the these migrants are being used to destabilize. Now here in America, obviously, we've had with, you know, with Biden, a completely open border flooding in. These aren't women and children primarily. It's military aged fighting males.
• 1:08:50
  Now, obviously, you know, here, it's there's some kind of up and down, in terms of, say, riots or clashes or, you know, whatnot, but we're entering into an election year. Right? We're entering into the time where in America, it seems like this is when the everything ramps up. It's as they enter into that election. You know, we had the you know, COVID hit right in 2020 that changed everything.
• 1:09:13
  So with where we're at right now heading into 2024, with the open border we've had for the past four years, with the this massive push for the, you know, this the overall communist agenda that they're pushing here in America. What do you see, I know it's hard to predict this, and it's not like saying, Okay, what's the exact date? We're looking at, Okay, we know that a lot will happen during the election year. Do you think that, you know, as we're in America that in, say, the next, six, eight, twelve months, that we're going to see mass riots again, that we're going to see, you know, things that are way worse than what we saw in 2020 or 2016. Because if you look at the amount of, again, military age fighting, you know, immigrants, illegal immigrants have been pushed into our country.
• 1:10:06
  If you look at the reports that we're getting of these weapons caches, and, you know, the them seizing these containers full of automatic weapons from China, it's I'm sure a lot more is getting in. What do you think 2024 is gonna look like in America?
• 1:10:24
  Speaker 2: What elections? I mean, I was at Maricopa County for the last elections. I was overseas somewhere. I don't remember Japan or someplace. And I flew back to Maricopa County out of more than 2,000 counties in the, how many we had 2,500.
• 1:10:39
  I don't remember. I went to Maricopa. I thought that's where the actions most likely to be. That election was clearly stolen. Right.
• 1:10:45
  And the election, the election with Biden between Biden and Trump clearly was stolen. I mean, you gotta be a turtle not to see that. Right. And, and, and so why would we have fair elections in 2024? Right.
• 1:11:00
  I don't see any, any real elections coming in 2024. Now, when would violence come again on timelines? The violence is already here. I mean, look at the incredible crime wave that are picking up. I saw my friend, Yanya Cald put on his Twitter yesterday.
• 1:11:15
  Yanya Caldic I was with he's from epoch times. We were in Hong Kong together. And sometimes I've gone on this excellent show. And he just put on his Twitter yesterday that one of his friends just got killed in Canada by two black males with a gun in the street. And it was a woman.
• 1:11:31
  It was a friend of his family. Right. And just got killed. He was stunned. And I don't know.
• 1:11:38
  I mean, why are black males, why do they have pistols in Canada suddenly killing people? This is happening a lot in Canada. The crime is increasing massively around The United States and Canada and Europe. And we're only seeing what's in the news. Right.
• 1:11:55
  And so now when the food crisis truly hits and it will come, people are going to get violent no matter what. I mean, even, even peaceful people are going to start going to war and they will, because you'll become as one Russian doctor. I I've read quite a few books on famine and that sort of thing. One Russian doctor, he called this out of there maybe seventy years ago called him. He had been studying it.
• 1:12:19
  He called it wolf hunger. You get to a point where you're as hungry as a Wolf. You know what I mean? You'll, you just, you're, you just change. Right.
• 1:12:26
  And you'll see this in many of the, just pick up five random books on famine and, and you'll see people do. And you don't suddenly, if you go for a week without food, you don't just fall down and die. You're more alert than you've ever been. People think, oh, if I don't have food, I'll just get weak and fall over. It's like, no, you won't.
• 1:12:47
  Your sense of smell will be much. Have you ever fasted before? If you fast for like five or ten days with no food, zero food, you'll be super alert. Your mind will be going faster than it's been since, you know, since you were a teenager, you're, you're cooking your, your clock, your, your computer's clocking your sense of smell, your old factory, your everything you're completely alert and you're energetic. If we came from people who's who fell over and died, when they went for ten days with no food, we wouldn't be here.
• 1:13:16
  All of our families have been through famine. Everyone, everybody watching this has been through famine. Their families have been through it over and over and over pandemic family more. They we're the, we're the, we're the survivors of a long line of experience on that. Our bodies are ready for it.
• 1:13:34
  And what will your body do when it gets hungry? It's going to go get some food. And one of the things you see, by the way, in every famine book is cannibalism, straight up. People go, go to it and, and, and, very quickly, some will be just like a week or two, right? It's real quick.
• 1:13:50
  If there's no food, some people, you know, that, that cutting, let's say cutting edge or the front edge, the people will be doing it very quickly. And then other people will actually starve to death and never do that. But other people will go through it after some period of time. Right. There's different sorts of famines too.
• 1:14:07
  There's there's there's famines where it's really sudden like happened in Netherlands in 1944 with the, what they call the hunger vendor, the Nazis cut off their food. It was a, it was a war famine. And so they went, they had plenty of food and boom, they had no food. So you went, there was like a light switch. Right.
• 1:14:24
  And then there's the other ones that are kind of slow. You kind of bleed into it. So you, you, you go to the point where I don't have enough food. You don't have a famine. You still got enough food.
• 1:14:32
  You're just hungry and you're on edge. And that can go on for months or even years, right? You slowly go down that way. Or, or you can go like that and then boom. Right.
• 1:14:41
  And so that causes different behaviors and people is what I'm getting to. Right. But what, what, when will the, when will the high stakes violence get here? I don't know. Again, that would be predicting timelines, but it's very clear.
• 1:14:53
  We're going into civil war. It's all about conditions. Conditions are actually already set for that. So it can happen, you know, at any point, especially if, if, if there's a, say a grid down situation, let, you know, whole country goes down, that sort of thing. I mean, you can have, you know, you can have millions of Americans dead within months easily.
• 1:15:15
  That's a highly conceivable. And you know, for instance, Texas, a lot of people are like, Oh, I love Texas. It's got its own grid system. Are you paying attention? The whole Texas grid system, almost the entire thing went out during an ice storm.
• 1:15:30
  That wasn't even a, that wasn't even an attack by the Chinese or the Russians or some random guys. I was just mother nature through some ice at Texas and in fact, practically the whole state went black, you know, and a lot of Texans have told me about it. Like one lady she's like, Oh, I didn't have enough lights for my flashlight and couldn't flush the toilet. And it was cold and we didn't have, she didn't have enough food for more than just a few days. So they were hungry.
• 1:15:57
  They had no power for like ten days or something. She's like, most of the people are absolutely zero prepared. So when that happens, if there's a grid down, they're going to go into personal famine because they just don't have enough food. My friend, Chuck Colton told me about an ice storm up in, in west Virginia about two years ago. And he actually took me to the store when we were up in west Virginia last year.
• 1:16:21
  So he said they had an ice storm and electricity went out. And before the day was over, the whole store was emptied out. People are fighting over, you know, my baby's hungry. I got to have enough milk. And this is just like a convenience store.
• 1:16:34
  These are people that have enough food for like, you know, tonight, you know, and they've got children and whatnot. We went to a gun store owner. He knows the gun store owner and the gun store. He's like, yeah, they, they sold everything they had. They broke to the back wall.
• 1:16:47
  So they had this short blackout. It was like a day and all the food got robbed, gun store, stripped naked. You know, it's like, you know, yeah. I mean, so don't, don't, don't expect a grid down situation. It's game one.
• 1:17:01
  Right. And it's all about community. If you don't have a community around you, you're going to be in trouble. And that's one thing that when you read about famines, this, this old Dutch man that was in the hunger venture, he said, he said, I've read this. He didn't tell me, but I read it somewhere in one of the books.
• 1:17:18
  He said, it doesn't matter if you have a great rifle because they will come with more rifles, right? You have to have a community to defend yourself. And he's talking about good Dutch people, good Dutch people who got hungry, became hungry people. They became hungry humans, right? And the Dutch people are great people, but they're hungry humans.
• 1:17:38
  Right. And they, and they start getting that as the Russian doctor would call it wolf hunger. Right. And that's why I'm telling you, if you're 10 floors up in a condominium and you think nobody can get to you, I'm telling you, these people will go like Spider Man. I've seen it.
• 1:17:52
  They will go, they will go 10. You go up into a lot of these countries and they'll have fences on their balconies, eight floors or 10 floors up because they know people would just rob them, you know, just at nighttime, like Spider Man climb up these things. So that's what I'm getting to. Once it gets serious, all the rules change and it's literally law of the jungle.
• 1:18:15
  Seth Holehouse: No, that's it's, it's important to look at these scenarios. I think if, if we look back the last couple of years, it's easy to say, yeah, like a lot of things have happened that we probably didn't think were going to happen in our lifetimes. And I think that we're heading into that. So, Michael, where's the best place for people to follow your work and follow what you're doing?
• 1:18:39
  Speaker 2: I'm on Twitter every day. So it's MichaelYan. I realize Twitter, there's no greatest universe for publishing anything, I do put up vignettes up there. And also there's my Twitter. I took that sign in Hong Kong.
• 1:18:52
  They called the Hong Kongers called me CCP China Nazis. And, and before the Hong Kong, before I got kicked out actually. And they actually took me to the airplane and shut the door. Was sent out of Hong Kong. So I was a bad boy.
• 1:19:09
  And so the, so Twitter, and then I'm on, locals every day, locals, not, not every day, but a lot of my more important work goes on locals.com And I'm on Getter, Michael Yon seventeen seventy six, and Truth, and a lot of other places actually, Substack.
• 1:19:27
  Seth Holehouse: And then your main website, just MichaelYon.com. This has all your links, locals, getter, gab, etcetera.
• 1:19:35
  Speaker 2: The guy on the is a Japanese farmer. We were up at his place a few months ago. He's a bear hunter. And that's worth reading. That guy was epic, man.
• 1:19:45
  I'd like to go bear hunting with him. He's like, he goes, I asked him when he goes hunting. He's like, I don't go hunting to go hunting. I go to get a bear. You know, that guy was great.
• 1:19:56
  Seth Holehouse: Well, Michael, thanks again for coming on. And I'm sure we're gonna have a lot of updates continuing. I you're one of the key accounts, especially on Twitter, that I hone into to understand what's happening. And whenever there's a big event in Europe, and there's a certain narrative, okay, what's Michael saying about it? And usually your narrative is different than what the main narrative is.
• 1:20:14
  And usually your understanding ends up being the one that eventually kind of comes forth is what's really happening there. So I encourage folks just to follow your work. And again, thanks again for coming on the show. It's always good having you, Michael.
• 1:20:25
  Speaker 2: Can I say something about that?
• 1:20:27
  Seth Holehouse: What's that?
• 1:20:28
  Speaker 2: Can I take just one minute?
• 1:20:30
  Seth Holehouse: Of course. Yeah, yeah, please do.
• 1:20:32
  Speaker 2: I'm sorry. I know it's time to go. But the reason my the reason my narrative is different is because I don't even read their narratives. Mostly I don't read that way. I'm not, you know what I mean?
• 1:20:45
  Because when I, that was the huge advantage I had in the Iraq war when I showed up and I really didn't know what was going on and I wasn't paying attention because I'd been over in India doing some other work. Right. And then, so I went to Iraq and I just was Tabula Rasa and I started getting things right because I didn't need, I didn't know what the narrative was. And so I wasn't, I wasn't because it will magnetically influence you. Anyway
• 1:21:10
  Seth Holehouse: It's important. It's important. Well, thank you, Michael. Take care.