Latest / Macroaggressions / #646: Rally Around the (False) Flag

Transcript

#646: Rally Around the (False) Flag · Macroaggressions

0:00
It's all about the macro productions
0:07
What is the goddamn line say Tony, please do not use gendered language
0:19
It's a big club
0:30
Jack Mary's tech there are tricks. Hi, I'm Spartacus Jackson Sacramento. He him Steven
0:43
Sorting through the lives the hijackers passport was found blocks from the World Trade Center crash site
0:49
We can believe that we cannot track 2.3 trillion dollars in transactions and uncovering the century's long plan for world domination
1:08
Please
1:19
Thank You comrade and now macro aggressions
1:28
With your host buddy, I don't know who you are. You're about to get chlamydia Charlie Robinson
1:35
Hey, whitey, where's your hat when drop the blame on Charlie and say it's all Charlie's fault
1:40
He was a retard. I get some goddamn diuretic
1:56
Welcome to macro aggressions. I'm your host Charlie Robinson. If you are watching us on
2:02
Rockfin
2:04
Rumble YouTube we're kicked off a banned video or you're listening wherever podcasts are served
2:09
Thanks a million. We appreciate your amazing and continued support. We're not actually kicked off banned video
2:13
It's just that banned video went away when info words went away, so you can't watch it over there
2:17
You're gonna have to find it somewhere else
2:18
If you want to connect with me macro aggressions.io is the website to do that
2:22
I hope you're getting your news over at activist post go sign up for our weekly newsletter over there at activist post
2:29
It's fantastic. Oh, by the way, if you're somebody who is on sub stack
2:32
We have an activist post channel on sub stack as well. So go
2:37
Subscribe and follow us over there. We appreciate our sponsors
2:40
We can't do the show without them and chemical free body has been with me from the very beginning
2:44
I take their products every day. So it's easy for me to sit here and say I love what they're doing
2:51
Because I'm a user of their products if you are
2:54
Somebody who's just starting to get on your health journey
2:58
You might want to go and see what they're doing over at chemicalfreebody.com forward slash macro
3:03
You can do the detox bundle
3:05
You can do the parasite cleanse. I've done them both. They're fantastic. It's a great place to start
3:11
If you're looking for clean water, the water hero system is outstanding
3:16
I have one in my house. If you want structured water, it's not just cleaning your water. It restructures it. You're getting h302
3:23
It's totally different. So for those of you interested
3:26
Or if you're somebody who, you know, it's been kind of turned off by green drinks because you don't like the way they taste
3:31
I have good news
3:33
Chemical free body has their apple
3:34
Flavored formula of green 85 and it tastes really good
3:38
I drank quite a bit of it at an archipelago and so if you're interested go to chemicalfreebody.com forward slash macro
3:45
And the discount will already be bundled in there for you. So
3:49
Take a look see what you think and also to our friends at Replacier Mortgage
3:53
It was nice to have Michael Lush on the show a couple months ago
3:56
I can tell that that really sparked interest in a lot of your
4:00
A lot of the audience out there because people have been signing up good
4:04
Listen these guys have found a formula that works
4:07
Okay, they have an a plus rating with a better business bureau and they've helped 11,000 people replace their mortgage
4:14
Okay, if you're interested in finding out how you can shave
4:17
Oh, I don't know several decades off of your mortgage
4:21
You might want to go to the website that is specific for this show wipe out your mortgage now
4:27
Dot com wipe out your mortgage now dot com what it is if there's like a 20 minute video
4:34
Watch the video. It'll all be explained to you
4:37
They're not putting you into a different mortgage. They're not refinancing your mortgage. They're not recasting your mortgage
4:43
It's not a mortgage. It's something else
4:46
So for those of you, I've been in real estate for 30 years had never heard of a program like this
4:51
Probably because it's new
4:53
It is a bank killer and you know how much I despise the bank
4:56
So if you're interested or maybe just curious if you own a house and you're looking to uh
5:01
To pay it off in between five and seven years. It is possible. It's not magic. It's just math
5:07
Go to
5:08
Wipe out your mortgage now dot com. Watch the video and you'll see for yourself. All right. Let's get into it
5:13
There is a concept that is known. It's a psychological tactic
5:20
And it is called rally around the flag and no place was this more evident than in the aftermath of
5:27
9-11 in america. I mean the
5:31
The Dixie chicks found out the hard way right that you can't be critical of the american empire while the american empire is in the process of destroying some other
5:41
country
5:43
Because if you do that then that comes across as unpatriotic and we can't have you being unpatriotic
5:48
You know, we have to have you emotionally invested in this war or whatever it is
5:54
So I want to talk about this. I want to talk about
5:57
um
5:57
The psychological component of how you talk people into war
6:01
Which is happening right now some of the key characteristics of what that looks like and um
6:08
And we saw it by the way. We saw it somewhere else
6:10
We saw it in 2020, but it wasn't a it wasn't a an actual war on the battlefield
6:16
It was more of a medical war. We'll get into that. I want to talk about
6:19
The impending false flag that's coming. It's coming. I don't I don't know what day it's coming
6:24
I'm not sitting in those meetings, but I know it's coming. It's just uh
6:28
It's just a matter of time and then finally we'll wrap up with with what this is all about
6:34
Where we're headed what the iran
6:36
Persian Gulf situation is leading us to and uh, you know, look spoiler alert if you don't hang in here for the entire episode
6:44
It's not great, right? It involves energy
6:47
Lockdowns potentially
6:49
It involves an energy crisis for sure
6:53
An energy lockdowns potentially so we'll get into that. Um
6:58
You know, I think it's important for for people to remember, you know, you feel very
7:05
powerless in in situations like this you think
7:08
I don't know, um
7:11
You know, there's nothing I can do I don't want this war, you know
7:14
Uh
7:15
You know what they're gonna do whatever they want to do anyway, right? So like
7:20
Why does it even matter?
7:22
If if if you know to get me on board with this well
7:25
They need your consent
7:27
I mean, they don't need your consent legally. You're supposed to
7:31
You know have congress declare war and all this we've been
7:35
You know illegally
7:38
Bombing the shit out of countries for 30 plus years
7:42
And the idea of declaring war is some old tiny concept that is completely lost, right? So
7:48
they the
7:50
But they do need your emotional consent
7:54
Just because it makes it easier, right? If if every single person back at home
8:01
Is against the war it makes it tougher for them to keep the war going. So in order for them to do this
8:08
They have to manipulate you
8:10
Into thinking that
8:13
The war is necessary the war is good versus evil and that you are on the side of good, right? So because if the war is
8:21
like
8:23
optional
8:24
And you're the bad guy
8:25
It's very tough to get people to get on your side
8:29
By the way, the war is optional and we are the bad guys
8:32
Which is the reason why it's tough to to get the support back home people. Uh, you know, there's just
8:38
Trump is worried that he doesn't have a ton of of support of his magabase
8:45
Well, you should be concerned about that because you don't have a ton of support for your magabase because you promise them no war
8:51
And within, you know, 18 months you started the biggest war you could possibly find. So yeah, there's going to be problems with that
8:58
so
8:59
The narrative is that the americans are the good guys no matter what
9:05
Anybody who criticizes them or asks questions or says, hey, maybe
9:09
You know the reason why the bad guy air quotes bad guys are being so bad
9:15
Is because the good guys have been being kind of bad to them for a long long time and they're rising up, right?
9:21
So so again good guys bad guys
9:24
I mean it depends on perspective
9:27
You know, they're all bad guys
9:28
Ultimately, they're all bad guys when you when you get to this level like oh, is the american government
9:33
Oh, you're you're critical of the american empire. What are you on the side of the of tehran like no, i'm not on anybody's side
9:41
There is an option where you can say they're all in on it
9:45
And by the way, I think they're all in on it
9:48
I'm not i'm not entirely sure that this war is as organic as we're led to believe
9:54
There's a lot of israeli redevelopment buildings that are getting hit by iranian missiles
10:00
Which is super suspicious to me, right? So so again, this is it's like
10:06
There's there's no room for disagreement
10:09
We'll tell you that the american empire is is on that, you know, we're spreading
10:13
freedom freedom and democracy and and peace and and
10:19
You know everything right we're the always the good guys
10:23
So if you're going to have the rally around the flag or rally around the false flag narrative
10:29
You have to be in charge of the information
10:32
Which is increasingly difficult with the mainstream media that nobody listens to right so
10:38
The but the israeli first years are the ones who are in charge of all of the major media
10:44
so
10:45
You get into these information choke points for news and
10:49
And the distribution of the news and I I use that term news
10:53
Extremely loosely because I don't know that we're getting any sort of
10:57
Accurate information from any side. There's plenty of agendas going on here and and frankly in the
11:04
you know
11:06
post-covid era
11:07
I feel like
11:10
Why america is almost unrecognizable now
11:15
And it's gonna get worse, you know, because when you have wars
11:19
In the middle east the people back home in america. You're not
11:24
The bombs might not be dropping on you, right? You're not in in
11:28
In peril for your your own safety
11:31
But things start to get different things that the the economy changes
11:39
Some of the
11:42
Your behavior is modified
11:44
The narratives start really heavily on it through hollywood for supporting these wars
11:48
There's gonna be a ton of movies coming out talking about how iran is the bad guy and
11:52
America's the good guy and we gotta you know, it's all top gun too and all that shit. So
11:58
it's uh
11:59
But but this is something that's been used for a long time the rally around the flag cons. I'll give you the definition
12:06
The rally around the flag effect
12:08
Is a political science concept
12:10
Describing a short-term surge in public support for a country's government or leaders during international crisis or war
12:18
All right, so this is when you have to
12:21
Set aside our differences and be patriotic
12:25
Right
12:26
So we're all we're all yeah, red team versus blue team. We normally fight with each other
12:31
But america's at war and so we need to all come together
12:36
Why is america at war did the bad guys sneak in and attack america and now we have to go get them
12:42
Or did we start the war?
12:45
Because it's really insulting
12:47
To be whipped up into a frenzy about how oh my god, we have to support this war and if you're not
12:53
Properly enthusiastic enough. There's going to be big problems with the troop morale
12:58
It's like okay. Well first of all
13:00
There shouldn't be troops there
13:03
So I don't give a fuck about their morale and if you if the troops have poor morale, that's on them
13:09
Maybe you shouldn't become a soldier
13:11
You should have poor morale you've joined the american empire to fight on behalf of bankers and israel
13:18
Your morale should be as low as possible right now
13:21
You should be asking
13:23
Why did I sign up for this shit? How did I get talked into this? I should have done anything other than than this
13:31
So they're not going to get much sympathy from me
13:35
But the rally round the flag
13:36
Uh
13:37
Concept the political concept was first defined in the early 1970s by
13:43
Political scientist john muller and he said this he he pointed out some pretty key characteristics that you have to have for this
13:52
Right now not every conflict is going to qualify
13:55
For for one of these moments, right? So this is what he said you need
14:00
In order to have one of these rally round the flag moments. Okay number one
14:05
It requires an event that is international in scope. All right, so domestic issues aren't going to work here
14:14
Number two it involves the president directly
14:18
and of course since trump has inserted himself into just about every
14:23
aspect of
14:25
Geopolitics it it most definitely involves the president directly right number three
14:32
It's got to be specific and dramatic
14:34
well
14:36
The dramatization will be provided by the media and hollywood
14:40
And as far as specific
14:45
Well
14:47
It could be more specific. I think probably it right now. It's a war against iran
14:52
The reasoning for the war is very vague though, you know, because
14:58
Say what you will about afghanistan and in iraq
15:03
In 2003 in 2005
15:06
Horrible shouldn't have happened of course
15:09
But there was no question about the reason why america was doing that
15:14
now
15:14
The whole pretext of 9 11 was we could get into that's a whole different story, but
15:19
But there was a 9 11 event
15:22
And then there were wars in the middle east afterwards and if you ever asked why are there wars in the middle east?
15:27
They would point to 9 11
15:29
But with iran
15:32
It's like, okay, so now there's a big war against iran. Okay. Why and they go well that
15:39
of um, well, I don't know
15:41
Because you know seven countries in five years
15:44
They're mean to women
15:45
Isn't that it where they're mean they're always mean to women afghanistan or mean to ever, you know
15:50
We got to go maybe is it because they're mean to women
15:53
Is that why we're getting into this war because that doesn't sound a lot to me like it's a valid excuse
15:59
so
16:01
So it's it's got to be specific and it has to be dramatic then
16:07
What they will so in as an example of this so we look back on the gulf war
16:13
George w. Bush's
16:17
Approval rating pre 9 11 mind you he'd been in office for
16:24
Um, he'd only been in office for nine months
16:29
His approval rating was 51 didn't really have time for anyone to to feel one way or the other about him
16:36
In the aftermath of 9 11 his approval rating was 90 percent
16:42
It increased by 39 percentage points
16:46
His father
16:47
George h. W. Bush who I put as one of the top 10 worst people in the 20th century
16:55
His approval rating when he you know, he had the
16:59
the
17:00
The first gulf war crisis in january of 91
17:05
His rating his approval rating went from 59 percent to 89 percent
17:10
So he picked up 30 percentage points there jimmy carter had a 26 percent a 26 point increase in his
17:17
FDR had a 12 point increase in his so so you do this it usually lasts the boost is temporary
17:24
Right. It's a support like a temporary
17:28
support
17:29
And it lasts a couple of months. It's like, uh
17:35
Uh, how would we describe this?
17:38
It's like steroids for your presidential campaign, right?
17:41
You get a lot of upside early on and then the side effects kick in, right?
17:46
And then next thing, you know, you have to keep doing it all the time
17:49
Or else you're going to be deflated a deflated steroid guy, right?
17:53
So so same thing with the american empire they're they're out here trying to push
17:58
The rally around the flag concept
18:00
But you know that only works for a few months and then after that the euphoria dies down
18:07
The you know, you can only keep this intensity up for so long and then people start to ask questions people get bored
18:12
They move on. All right. Now what now? What are we doing? All right? Are we still rallying around the flag?
18:16
We're still in this war. Well, why isn't the war over?
18:19
What are we doing there? Oh, shit. Now we have to see videos of of troops coming back and body bags
18:25
I don't know if i'm in favor of this. Yeah, wait till you wait till the troops come back
18:30
in body bags
18:32
And the footage of them getting killed winds up on x
18:36
and with the drone footage of
18:39
Iranians flying drones into army, you know, us army barracks and and it's a freeze frame on the last thing
18:46
A guy sees before his head blows off, right? So you don't want that
18:51
You can only do so much for your your support the you know
18:55
We've got a rowey support from all americans for this
19:00
War that we've this optional war that we've uh walked into. I don't know
19:06
I mean, this is this is uh
19:09
It's not a long-term fix
19:10
It the long-term fix is
19:14
Stopped stop participating in these wars stop orchestrating these wars. But of course, that's not going to happen
19:20
so
19:23
patriotism ultimately is the real reason for the bump, right? It's just it's a sugar rush of patriotism and it wears off really quickly
19:31
and um
19:33
And in this you have to
19:37
Paint the picture, you know when when you're selling this concept to the general public
19:43
It is extremely important that you
19:47
Make yourself the victim
19:50
Right because you cannot be the aggressor here. It doesn't work like that
19:56
in terms of the psychology of getting everybody to to come to your defense if you are
20:02
Unaware that some you know 9 11 a surprise attack, right?
20:06
We didn't know it was coming it came it caught us off guard
20:09
You got everybody's attention now. We're ready to go right
20:13
You you need that
20:17
Catastrophic and catalyzing event like a new pearl harbor, you know
20:20
But it's always important to be perceived as the victim
20:23
Nobody wants to support the bloodthirsty lunatic who's kicking off the war
20:28
But people will support the poor bastard who got punched in the face and didn't didn't even have it come into him
20:34
Right. Oh, you want to go find that guy and let's all go find that guy and kick his ass
20:37
He shouldn't have sucker punched you like that, right? There's there's you know, you'll get support for that
20:42
But if you're the guy and you're going around punching everybody in a bar
20:47
It's hard to it's hard to say. Hey, you know come on like everybody have my back here. Why you're the jerk in this situation, right?
20:53
So you have to paint yourself as the victim
20:57
Of course the american empire has learned a thing or two from the israelis on that
21:00
I mean holy shit a culture of victimization like their entire
21:05
persona is their
21:07
their
21:08
victims
21:10
Right, it's important for everybody to perceive them as the victims. They're not the victims
21:16
They're the perpetrators, right? So the the mask is off with that
21:22
So again, you can you can see glimpses of this recently like stand with ukraine
21:28
Good example, right? I stand with ukraine. Oh, you stand with the azab battalion
21:34
What's the azab battalion? Right. Okay. So before you stand with ukraine
21:39
You should maybe do a little bit of research into who you're standing with
21:42
Because the azab battalion were actual nazis with swastika tattoos and all of that
21:49
The the irony of course is the people who are standing with ukraine calling everybody else nazis
21:56
Never looking at their own team
21:59
Because you know, listen don't let the facts get in the way of a perfectly good narrative
22:05
They're all nazis coming to get us really except that they're not
22:10
You know, everybody's a nazi except you, right? So
22:18
It's uh
22:20
We we've we're going we're going to get more of this unfortunately and and and I and I fear, you know
22:27
The baby boomers are so susceptible to this, you know, they're just such flagged
22:32
They love it. They love american flags. They love ukrainian flags. They love israeli flags
22:39
It's embarrassing the state worship that goes on
22:43
If you are hugging your flag and everything you need to take a good hard look at yourself
22:49
Okay, and ask yourself, why are you doing this? Why have you identified with this team?
22:55
Why is the flag the the the colors of your team? Your team is
23:01
Your if you're an american your team is actively plotting to
23:06
Murder millions of people in the middle east
23:09
Is that the team you want to be on? I get it. You're an american because you were born in america. So am I?
23:15
But if you wrap yourself in the american flag, then you deserve all the criticism that you get right that you have come into you
23:21
Let's talk about rally around the vaccine. Okay, because uh, we just did this in 2020 is the same mentality, right?
23:28
Covid nonsense of 2020 was kind of a medical version of rally around the flag
23:34
Right. It was it involved the president. It was specific and dramatic
23:38
It was international in scope, right? It it tag it it checks the boxes on this, right?
23:45
Involves the president directly is specific and dramatic
23:48
Yeah, so you you it's also another invisible enemy
23:53
That's right around the corner going to get you just like terrorism and climate change and carbon dioxide, right? It's invisible
24:00
You can't see it
24:02
It's definitely going to kill you
24:04
But you're gonna have to listen to the experts who will tell you where it is, right?
24:08
The terrorism is always there racism is always there
24:12
It's just there's a supply demand imbalance
24:14
So we have to go out and actually create the supply
24:18
We have to generate fake the demand and uh and do it that way. All right, so
24:25
Two weeks to flatten the curve
24:27
Remember that two weeks to flatten the curve
24:29
While you live your quarantine dream and get paid to watch netflix
24:34
Yeah, yeah, yeah, this was rally around the vaccine
24:39
That's what it was. It just was a medical version of it
24:43
And it didn't have the flag necessarily but it had Pfizer logos and in it and you saw the people
24:49
You saw the the cattle branding themselves putting doing tattoos of of their of like band-aids or
24:56
Tattoos of their vaccination records
24:59
I mean good luck with that
25:03
Enjoy, uh, you know the unvaccinated aren't dying suddenly
25:08
I mean, I think that should be apparently clear to anybody with the eyes to see it
25:12
But we've got 20 million dead from the vaccine and counting worldwide. Maybe that'll get somebody's attention
25:17
Maybe not maybe not if you've taken a bunch of the vaccines. You're not gonna listen to me anyway
25:22
You're ideologically down that path and there's nothing I can say that will make you
25:26
Ever come to some conclusion that I fucked up and took these when I shouldn't have
25:30
You took an experimental rush-to-market gene therapy for a
25:35
So-called virus with a 99.98% survivability rate and a median death age of 80 years old
25:42
You failed the litmus test. You flunked the test
25:46
Okay, but you can see some of the tactics that were used during that
25:51
Right now with the iran war, right dogmatic response to anti-vaxxers who open, you know to
25:56
Who who were opening up the herd, you know, they were failing to comply
26:01
And then the herd goes you're endangering us
26:04
For your failure to comply. So you see how the mentality works trust the science, right?
26:09
Trust the science delivered by a savior in a white lab coat
26:14
Because they need that perceived authority to convince you to
26:19
Inject yourself with poisons and they did a pretty good job
26:21
They got about two-thirds of the world to do it
26:24
To turn their their rational brain off. You got intelligent people
26:29
Smart people who couldn't see it
26:33
Until it was too late
26:35
so
26:37
We had social media censorship. We had videos removed. We had accounts banned, you know, we're in state, you know back then
26:46
When you when you get that when you get the rally around the flag or the rally around the vaccine
26:50
You have to realize that while that is happening. You are in stage three of Yuri Bezmanov's four stages to
26:57
demoralization, right? So you are you are in stage three. That's the six-week crisis
27:03
Remember it's like you have to have the the 20 years and then the five years and then a six-week crisis
27:08
And then the normalization is step four
27:11
So once you're in that six-week crisis, that's when you get the rally around the flag
27:15
That's when you get the rally around the vaccine
27:18
Yeah, I mean you have to wait for that
27:20
You have to be properly softened up for 25 years as well because otherwise the the crisis won't work
27:28
If your head isn't uh, isn't prepped
27:30
So they it takes a while to do that and the same tactics that they use to get you to
27:36
Open yourself up to the possibility of injecting yourself with an experimental poison
27:40
Is the same mentality that the same tactic that they'll use to get you to be enthusiastically supporting a war with Iran
27:49
If you were to examine it rationally
27:52
Logically and reasonably you would say I don't want to do either of these things, right?
27:56
But the point is they need to get you in an irrational state of mind. They have to get you fearful
28:03
They have to get you terrified. They got everybody terrified of a virus with a 99.98 percent survivability rate
28:11
You're more likely to get hit by a car today crossing the street than die from COVID
28:19
You're just it did statistically speaking it was a non-event
28:24
I'll tell you it was statistically speaking. It was a non-event in terms of death too. There were more
28:29
Did you know here's a good did you know for for your COVID loving friends out there?
28:35
Did you know there were more deaths in 2019 than there were in 2020?
28:44
Uh
28:46
Backwards right the year of the pandemic. They're supposed to be there are more deaths in 2021 than there were in 2020
28:52
Do you know why vaccines?
28:56
Sorry, I don't it's not my numbers
29:00
You can get mad at me if you want. I'm just telling you what the numbers say
29:04
So you can't have a pandemic with millions of people dead and yet the numbers are lower than the year before
29:11
what you have instead is
29:15
For 2020 they changed the statistics. They changed the names. They changed the way they accounted things
29:22
They removed flu as you remember there's 38 million cases of flu in 2019 and there were
29:28
1,800 cases of flu in 2020 magically flu disappeared
29:32
But out of nowhere here came COVID right if you can't see that
29:37
If you can't make that connection. I don't know what to tell you
29:41
I just really don't know what then you don't want to make the connection
29:46
So there's something to that as well
29:48
so
29:50
If you if you recall during the the during the real rally around the vaccine timeframe
29:56
There was social policing done by neighborhood snitches
29:59
You know, this was the too many people in your driveway on Thanksgiving neighbor calling the police
30:05
I think they're having a super spreader event. You better send the authorities here to round up all these
30:11
all these people
30:14
That that's part of the mentality too you you
30:19
You deputize
30:20
Low IQ retards to then go out there and manage this right to go out there and be the enforcement
30:26
The Karens of the world to go out there and lecture you so someone's going to come over to your house and lecture you
30:31
There's too many cars in your driveway
30:34
Meanwhile, they know nothing about virology. They understand nothing about vaccines. They've done zero research
30:39
But of course, they're going to be the most vocal ones that want to tell you how to live your life
30:44
um always the case so
30:46
we noticed during
30:48
COVID I noticed something during COVID that was alarming to me was the elevation of nurses and doctors to
30:55
godlike status
30:57
And and that is
31:00
That is in order to put them above reproach
31:03
Right because you aren't going to question somebody who's a god
31:07
Right some doctor who comes in and tells you this is what you have and this is the only solution is you have to inject yourself with this poison, right?
31:17
You can only
31:19
You're only going to really listen to somebody like that if you believe they are an authority
31:24
So when peter hotez does his interviews from home from his home studio that little elf
31:30
He always wore his white lab coat even though he wasn't treating anybody at his home
31:35
He wore the white lab coat for the for the interviews because he wanted the perception of authority
31:41
It's a costume
31:43
When doctors put the white lab coats on they are putting on a costume
31:48
Okay, that's all it is in its cycle and it's not accidental
31:53
the Rockefellers invented the
31:55
The medical industry and they're very good at what they do
31:59
Okay, and so the idea that your doctor is wearing a white lab coat isn't
32:03
Some random occurrence. It is a psychological tactic that is used to put you beneath the doctor
32:11
And they started doing it with the nurses during covid if you remember the big nurse statue that they built
32:18
I
32:19
This is how you do it you put put some people on a pedestal
32:24
Because look if if somebody is on a pedestal
32:26
You're gonna be less likely to want to argue with them about you. Hey, I don't think this vaccine is safe
32:32
Big who are you to question me?
32:35
Right, who are you if you if you recall during the the lockdown era?
32:40
I mean, I don't know depending on where you are in the world
32:44
but Emmanuel Macron
32:46
Boris Johnson
32:49
Mark root and donald trump
32:52
We're all very very popular when covid kicked off. I know I know it's kind of hard to imagine that it was it was six years ago
33:02
But when something potentially terrifying like that happens everybody goes running to dad
33:08
You know better for better for worse
33:11
The idea that you would run to Emmanuel Macron to protect you from anything is fucking comical to me
33:17
But I mean he's after all married to a woman with a penis. So
33:22
it
33:23
But also it's kind of perfect on top of that
33:26
but you see like
33:27
remember these politicians take an early
33:30
Take an early bump on this
33:33
uh
33:34
in their popularity because
33:36
Of the psychology of the herd because how people respond in situations like this and they they're not getting a bump in their
33:43
in their
33:45
Presidency numbers because they're doing such a great job
33:48
They're they get the bump because everybody kind of hopes that they're gonna do a good job. They're not
33:54
They're not there. There's nothing
33:58
There's nothing
34:02
Inspiring about Boris Johnson
34:05
He's not coming to save you. Listen if Boris Johnson is coming to save you you're in real real trouble. Okay. I just
34:12
Let the record reflect that he is not in a position to to to save you to tell you, you know to to fix your life
34:21
But people outsource that they think that they are they think that
34:26
They have an unhealthy relationship with their political leaders. They think they know them
34:32
That's a big problem. They think they know he would never do that
34:36
He would never say that we had this conversation
34:38
Last night on union of the unwanted when someone was talking about thomas massy. I said, they're all in on it
34:43
I don't give a fuck. I don't care. You show me 90 things that thomas massy's done
34:47
Well, show me the 10 things he's done poorly and show me israel's influence in that as well
34:52
I know he's taking money from a guy who's who's israeli
34:56
Period they're all in on it, right? So so don't allow yourself to fall into that delusion of thinking
35:01
Yeah, but this guy's different. He's not different
35:04
He's not different. He just hasn't done the thing
35:07
To make you think that he's part of the club yet
35:10
But it's coming. It's coming. Uh, there is something called the diversionary theory of war
35:17
And now this is part of the reason
35:20
For why this war is happening right now the war with iran
35:23
Um
35:25
So it and it's kind of similar to
35:28
Rally around the flag
35:29
It's a leader creates an international crisis in order to distract from domestic affairs and increase their approval rating, right?
35:37
I'm uh, let's just say I'm a I'm
35:39
You know bill clinton
35:42
Right in the middle of monica lewinsky situation
35:47
Bomb a chemical building in cartoom sudan
35:52
To distract from the monica lewinsky situation
35:55
You remember that you remember the monica lewinsky situation. I like you to
35:59
I don't want to get too far off track, but
36:01
I think it's important for people to understand that she was an israeli asset
36:05
Who was brought in there to destroy him and they got the goods on on bill clinton and used that to blackmail him
36:13
Okay, monica lewinsky wasn't an accident
36:17
She was an op
36:19
Okay
36:21
When you've got a pus hound like bill clinton
36:24
He
36:25
He falls right into the traps. You know what I mean? He's like I love cocaine and women. Well shit bill
36:31
Have we got a surprise for you?
36:36
Step right into this doorway, right? Oh, so um
36:41
So so I wonder
36:44
I wonder this is where a little bit of speculation island here
36:47
But I wonder if the war was created to distract from the impending economic collapse, you know, we we know that wars are used
36:55
Uh to paper over a lot of mistakes. I mean a war might start
37:00
because
37:01
an economic
37:05
Collapses on the on the horizon and it hasn't yet happened
37:10
But the people at the top can make that calculation and they know they have the information that the rest of us don't have and they say
37:15
Oh, shit. It is coming. Uh, well, I'm not going to be blamed for the for the economic component of this
37:22
I don't want to get but maybe we can start a war and then that'll first of all it'll distract
37:28
It'll allow us to print money kick the can down the road
37:31
Nobody's going to criticize this about an economic collapse and when the economic collapse happens
37:35
We'll just say it was because of the war
37:37
But we have to make sure that the war
37:39
Is a justifiable war that that you know, is at least that we're in it for a real reason and not
37:45
It can't be obvious that we're starting a war just to distract from bill clinton getting blowjobs, right?
37:51
So you you've got but that happens that happens and
37:57
And I and I wonder if if this war is to distract from the the remaking of society that's coming right the economic collapse
38:07
Stable coin switcheroo. I mean if you wanted to do that
38:10
We've been talking about that for a while. How do you take a collapsing banking system and and and move everybody into a new one
38:18
Well, you can't just say we've got a new system want to try it because that's not going to work
38:23
You have to destroy the current system
38:27
terrify everybody and panic
38:29
Rush them into the new system, right? And what would do that? What would what would give you the justification to do that?
38:34
Well an economic collapse would or a banking systemic failure would give you the pretense to say
38:42
Yeah, according to that 2014
38:46
G20 document the bank bail in legislation, you know, were they legalized stealing all your money?
38:51
Well, sorry that they stole all your money yesterday, but we told you it was going to happen
38:55
We have a solution though. It's this new form of money
38:59
It's called stable coins and we'll make you a hole on the back end
39:02
But we're just gonna have to move you into another into another system to do that
39:06
There we go. That would do it, right? You know, I don't know that the war is
39:11
Iran bad we have to
39:13
End them
39:15
I think there's more to it than that
39:16
But but the the the versionary theory of war applies to a lot of people look hell Netanyahu
39:23
Prime example, right? It's hard to criticize
39:26
Netanyahu and Israel for his crimes
39:31
You know the impeachment the arrest warrants from the ICC and all all that stuff, you know
39:37
Him being an internationally wanted war criminal
39:40
Oh, we can't focus on that. We're in the middle of a war, right?
39:44
the we'll have to uh
39:47
Process all of that in the aftermath of the war. Well, you know a lot of things change during a war
39:53
the the you know
39:55
Maybe that country's not even around anymore
39:57
Maybe the the the hierarchy that would prosecute somebody like a Netanyahu is all dead
40:03
You know, maybe Netanyahu is dead. I don't know Netanyahu is dead in my opinion. I think I think he died
40:09
I think we've been watching ai videos of him for the last couple of months
40:13
You know when his plane went to germany, you know when his plane left israel and circled
40:16
Off the coast of israel for three hours and then went to germany and it never left
40:21
I think he died
40:23
I don't have any evidence of that
40:24
Um, but I think that they would never allow the iranians to
40:30
Know that they killed him. That's where they're starting to leak. He has pancreatic
40:34
He has some sort of cancer and this and that
40:36
He is a cancer
40:37
But I think that he's already dead and that they're gonna craft some fake story to he hasn't come to the white house
40:45
I mean if he never comes to the white house, then he's dead
40:48
If he dies before he comes to the white house. He was dead two months ago
40:53
Um
40:55
And of course, you know sort of a component of this whether you're talking about
40:59
Israel or whether you're talking about the american empire
41:02
A compliant corporate media is necessary to divert attention and run the new cycles
41:09
um
41:10
Run out the new cycle I should say you know on the bad days when when you when there's a little bit too much bad information
41:17
You're going to need the press to
41:20
Run cover for you from time to time
41:22
When you can't it's convenient if the press is also run by the cia
41:27
Because then you don't have to ask permission. So
41:31
All right, let's talk about the the false flag because it's coming
41:37
It's because the situation in the middle east is dire
41:41
And that can mean a couple things it
41:45
dire
41:46
For the american empire also means that there's no appetite for war
41:51
And if there's no appetite for war
41:54
You have to create
41:55
one
41:56
right
41:58
You're you're you're currently not hungry
42:01
Take a couple hits off this bong we'll work on your appetite, right? We'll get we'll get you we'll get the
42:07
the support where it needs to be so
42:10
um
42:11
The reality of the situation is that nobody is in support of this war in
42:17
Against iran except for the jews in the middle east
42:20
They're the ones that want this and and the and the ones the jews in in the us who are pushing for this
42:26
um
42:27
This does not benefit
42:30
Uh the american empire. Oh, it doesn't it doesn't benefit benefit the american people in any way might benefit the american empire
42:38
But not the american people and uh, and so
42:42
They're going to need to get your support for this war
42:45
Somehow the best way is is to be the victim
42:48
That's it because it it's hard to sell the war when you're the aggressive bad guys
42:54
Um, you know isreal is the aggressive bad guys, but you'll notice that their messaging is always the victim
43:00
It's the victim and everything right
43:04
somebody
43:05
You know
43:06
Somebody forgot to bring you your coffee. You're the victim, right? It's almost it's like another holocaust, right?
43:11
So if everything's the holocaust and everybody's adolf hitler and everybody's a nazi
43:16
Then nobody's adolf hitler and nobody's a nazi and the holocaust is nothing. All right. It's just one of those things
43:21
it's been
43:22
You done spent all your credibility and now nobody's listening to you
43:26
So the only people that want this war is one very select group of people
43:31
And they want this war because it destroys their the the people in their region who are actively trying to
43:38
uh
43:40
destroy isreal
43:41
Actually, shouldn't even say that iran was actively trying to destroy israel iran was not
43:47
necessarily involved with israel
43:50
To start this one is real was the one that wanted to start it. So I don't know the the messaging coming out of
43:56
The american empire is going to be confusing to most people because it's going to be
44:02
It's going to contradict what you're seeing with your own eyeballs
44:06
it's uh
44:07
there is no
44:09
actual support for this war it is it is
44:13
quite embarrassing and I think that there's a calculation that's being made right now too
44:17
that um
44:20
Not only do the people not want the war
44:23
But the cast of characters that are running the war are not very impressive like pete hegsith
44:30
Is he's no sun sue. I'll tell you that he is uh
44:35
You know almost two years ago. He's working at fox news part time
44:39
Now he's the commander-in-chief or well actually trump's the commander-in-chief. He's the the head of the military is the secretary of war
44:45
um
44:47
No, he's a he's a cartoon character who's being blackmailed by israel. That's what he is. I mean, he's he's got all the the
44:56
crazy tattoos on and everything. He's uh, you know
45:00
He he fancies himself a fucking night Templar, which he's not. He's just a guy who used to work at fox news
45:07
He's an embarrassment. He should be led away in handcuffs the entire upper management of the trump administration should be led away
45:13
in handcuffs they should go straight to the guillotines as far as i'm concerned for their crimes against humanity but but
45:19
You know what the the most insulting part of this whole thing for the american empire is is that 35 years of investing
45:27
um
45:28
americans blood and treasure into building out the middle east and it's all gone
45:35
It's all gone american bases have been obliterated
45:39
Uh bahrain fifth fleet base there. It is smoldering rubble
45:45
It is not good
45:47
uh katar uh
45:49
Obliterated the the bases there. Saudi Arabia bases have been hit kuwait. The bases were hit iraq all the bases were taken out
45:56
Syria the bases were taken out
45:59
And on top of all of this there is a media blackout
46:03
right so um
46:04
Um
46:07
They don't want you to know about that
46:10
because if you were to know that the you know the reason why they were
46:15
People were confused about dubai hotels in dubai getting hit by missiles and people were like
46:21
That's very random to do well. It wasn't actually what happened was that the american troops
46:29
Left the bases in UAE
46:32
Because they were under attack and they were hiding out in hotels
46:36
And so those missiles that were hitting hotels. They weren't just randomly hitting the radison just to hit it
46:42
They were hitting it because the the american guys were based there
46:46
so
46:47
you know this this
46:49
Funny that wasn't the lead story on on the nightly news. I didn't hear anything about that on cnn wild, huh?
46:55
I didn't
46:56
maybe could have
46:58
Could have brought that up. What about the realization that the petro dollar is dead?
47:02
Okay, I know that there's there's an attempt to keep it alive. There's there's some there is some real wrangling going on here
47:09
There is a war happening and then there is a resource war happening underneath that
47:15
and there are deals being signed and
47:18
It it appears that the american empire is trying to salvage the petro dollar with these arrangements, but
47:24
You know, I don't know
47:27
I don't know what it's going to look like anymore. I think the cat is out of the bag and in they're accepting chinese yuan for
47:36
um oil
47:38
they're accepting bitcoin for
47:41
a
47:42
Toll booth, you know at the toll so that used to be the exclusive territory of the us dollar and now it's not
47:51
So maybe they can keep this thing going maybe the the
47:54
You know the the Nord Stream pipeline bombing is starting to make a lot more sense now
48:00
If if I'm I'm thinking that
48:03
The american empire is at war against europe as well
48:07
When you're a lunatic like the american empire, you're at war with everybody. Nobody's your ally. Nobody's a real true friend
48:13
Can't trust anybody. So the idea that they're trying to
48:17
Cut europe off from from energy is
48:20
reasonable
48:21
So there's a lot happening here
48:24
But I mean, I guess it's a good thing that the western hemisphere is now the priority
48:29
Because the middle east is essentially unusable, but what did I say?
48:33
What did I say before this war started on them? I'm trying to
48:37
Call my own shots here on the war because I don't want war to happen. But you know, I was
48:42
I'm saying that it's as soon as they
48:45
Took venezuela, you know
48:47
Decapitated the leadership and took that and start talking about the oil and signed that deal with nigeria to make sure that the oil was coming there
48:55
and they stirred up a little
48:57
A little trouble by murdering christians there and then they can
49:01
Run that through the media and then you can get the justification to go in there and
49:05
you know crack skulls and
49:07
Redo the oil contract paperwork. So once once the american empire took care of those two
49:15
fuel supply lines that did not go through the
49:19
Middle east, you know, venezuela just direct north
49:22
Nigeria just a straight shot west across the the atlantic and you come right into houston. So
49:28
Once those were were short up. I was like, oh man, that's what you would do right before a war
49:32
And then we get a war
49:34
And so if you know that the strait is going to be closed
49:38
And and the trump administration kind of threw their hands up like I can't believe they closed the strait
49:42
Yeah, you can of course you can
49:45
Don't play that bullshit game with us. We know you're if I know it, you know it, but they lie
49:50
and and I wonder
49:52
I wonder just how much
49:54
Longer they can keep this going
49:57
Once if they have american troops on the ground
50:01
And and drone footage comes back right the second that hits social media with american
50:07
It's all theoretical when it's ukrainians
50:10
Yeah, it's ukrainians. They look like you
50:13
But they're not you right
50:15
But once it's americans
50:17
I think the I think the appetite
50:21
Inside america will evaporate
50:25
Almost overnight. I there's there's very little support for it already
50:29
So so I guess the question is this what is there the impending false flag designed to do
50:37
Is it designed to
50:40
Give the justification to get boots on the ground
50:43
In iran to accept that for for the american people to accept that if there was a it depends on the false flag
50:49
It would have to happen on american soil for sure
50:52
To get the american people to support that but
50:56
Maybe that's not it. Maybe it's not
50:59
Boots on the ground in iran. Maybe the real
51:03
Reason the real
51:05
Aftermath of the false flag will be to create energy lockdowns
51:10
And in the aftermath of that limit movement, I think we have been
51:16
Coming at this wrong
51:17
And we think like the war
51:20
Is the end end goal. No, the war is like
51:24
the reaction
51:26
my fear is the solution
51:28
because
51:29
If the goal is to create energy lockdowns, we're gonna have real problems here
51:34
Because something is just some things have been happening here
51:37
I mentioned that they're they're everybody's kind of
51:40
Renegotiating these deals and they're signing oil pipeline deals that
51:44
You know genie energy was deeply involved in this in israel's part of the reason why they wanted gaza
51:50
There's a pipeline that's supposed to run through there that in the future they want that
51:54
But something else happened that I think is worth mentioning united arab emirates pulled out of opec plus
52:00
And that is a huge deal because they were like the number three producer there
52:06
I think a lot of people think
52:09
UAE
52:09
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, they don't really know too much about they produce a ton of oil and gas
52:14
I mean, I know you know that they produce some or a lot. I don't know if you know just how much
52:20
A staggering amount and the problem has been
52:24
When you join opec, which is a consortium of
52:27
It's cartel
52:29
They set up the rules and part of what the rules are is that you can't
52:33
just
52:34
Produce as much gas as you want
52:37
They want you to produce a certain number of barrels, right? Let's just say it's a I think the numbers were like
52:45
UAE was allowed to produce two 2.5 million barrels a day, right?
52:50
But their capacity was like 4.5 million. So what they're looking at every day is
52:56
Damn, like we could be making so much more money
53:00
If we were allowed to it's not
53:02
That we don't have the will
53:05
Or the ability
53:07
To pull more oil and gas out and sell it it's it we can't we're we're legally bound by the
53:14
Terms of this opec structure
53:16
That we just can't produce anymore now. They've left
53:21
And and with that means that they're now no longer
53:26
Bound by opec rules so they can produce as much as they want now if they were to do that
53:31
If UAE were to
53:33
You know crank everything up and start producing more
53:36
There might not be as big it might offset some of the potential energy crisis, right?
53:42
But UAE is on fire
53:44
Okay, and they've been getting their oil fields hit by missiles
53:49
So they're not in a position to really right now at least to
53:53
increase capacity
53:55
But in the future they may be able to right they will they will at least have the legal
53:59
Ability to do that. So I wonder if
54:02
The real goal is energy lockdowns, right agenda 2030
54:07
It's coming
54:08
Like it's coming
54:08
We're three and a half years there, you know, like it's it's not too far away
54:12
What if this is the final push, you know agenda 2030 if you if you've examined the 17 sustainable development goals or anything
54:20
Some of them are kind of pie in the sky like it's probably not going to happen
54:25
But that is my calculation
54:27
Based on everything being normal, right? But what if what if things were not normal?
54:32
What if we had energy lockdowns, you know before the missiles were even really
54:37
Flying so to speak it threw out the Middle East in a real way
54:42
the
54:43
The energy was shut down
54:46
Um, the Strait of Hormuz was shut down. Um, and that was an announcement that announcement was made not not by Iran
54:53
They didn't shut it down. It was made by the city of london. It was made by the insurance companies
54:58
They shut it down
54:59
They made the calculation that they were not going to be ensuring those ships that were going through there. So
55:04
um
55:05
They actually made the call on it early. So I
55:08
You know Lloyds of london refused to ensure oil tankers
55:13
Coming in and out of the persian gulf Lloyds of london has been in business for 400 years
55:18
They have all the money in the world like they could afford to do it if they wanted to
55:22
Maybe it's a mathematical calculation. You don't do that during wartime and fine
55:28
But they jumped the gun
55:31
And and in doing that they shut it down and my question is
55:36
Did they shut it down on purpose?
55:38
Shut it down early and shut it down. Did they overreact on it now a case could be made that it was
55:46
theoretically shut down anyway because
55:48
You have to be on a suicide mission to want to go through there. So maybe the insurance companies were just
55:52
Covering their asses on that. Yeah, maybe
55:55
I'd say maybe if it was just like your local insurance company doing the math on it
55:59
But now when it's Lloyds of london coming out of the city of london a group that's been there for centuries
56:05
To me it feels like a play on the global chess board. You don't hear about Lloyds and Lloyds of london
56:12
will ensure your
56:14
Asshole if you're like a famous porn star or something, you know, I mean they ensure weird
56:18
Body parts and they insured mary hart's legs when she was on entertainment tonight and things like that
56:24
Like they'll do weird things like that. So so they're not out. They're not above like
56:29
Being flexible when it comes to like you want us to ensure tanker's going through tell us what you got
56:34
We have to quadruple the price, but you know, we're open. No, they shut it down
56:39
They just said it's it's closed, right? Okay. Well
56:44
um
56:46
You know at some point
56:49
At some point, you know, you have to start asking like well
56:53
If there really is an energy lockdown and if that is the goal, right?
56:57
If it's the problem reaction solution the solution is energy lockdown the reaction is this war
57:03
How bad could it get? Well, I'll tell you how bad it could get because at some point
57:07
Saudi Aramco is sitting there with a two trillion dollar market cap
57:12
uh, the sixth most valuable company in the world
57:15
And it is within
57:17
range of iranian missiles
57:19
They can hit that thing anytime they want they haven't
57:24
Because they've been showing restraint and you know, they understand the repercussions of what what this
57:30
will will do
57:32
but
57:33
The oil and gas syndicate has some decisions to make about who will be loyal now
57:39
um, you know
57:42
We've got airspace. We've got oil. We've got defense bases like there's a lot going on in the middle east that is not just about
57:54
Oil it's about trade routes. It's about belton road initiative. It's about ports that are for the belton road initiative. There's um
58:03
As alex jones says it's all happening, but in this case it actually is all happening
58:08
It's easy. I think it's it's the most confusing war. I've I've watched in a while because
58:14
You are led to believe it's ideological
58:18
as as as many words are
58:22
But it's not and it also feels like it's being controlled by some external force
58:28
It's where it's worth keeping our
58:30
our eyes open on this, you know, because um
58:33
When oil exports drop
58:36
30%
58:38
You should probably expect to start hearing about lockdowns
58:42
I some countries have already
58:44
Floated the idea or maybe even implemented four-day work weeks and things like that
58:49
Now you're talking about countries in like southeast asia a lot of oil needs to get there
58:53
Uh, and if it if it stops flowing in any way, it's going to be
58:59
problematic in the in those regions first like they'll experience at first, but
59:03
they'll talk about lockdowns
59:06
If 30 percent of the oil was cut off, but when it when 50 percent is gone
59:12
The world will force them. It won't be optional anymore. It won't be theoretical. It won't be
59:17
Maybe we should have a an energy lockdown or maybe we shouldn't it will be something
59:23
combination of what we saw in the late 70s with the oil embargo and
59:29
Odd and even license plates having certain days when they could go fill up and things like that
59:34
Yeah, that that's what it could look like
59:36
the
59:37
reality
59:39
Is starting to set in that part of being the world's reserve currency
59:44
Which the us dollar has been
59:47
Is that if you're going to have that task if you're going to be the big the big dog and have that
59:54
You have to
59:56
Provide security for the world shipping lanes
1:00:00
It's just part of the deal if you're going to be in charge of the the money that they use for that
1:00:04
You also have to make sure that the the the routes are open
1:00:07
If you can't if you can't ensure that then your us dollar isn't going to catch on it's not going to work
1:00:13
So the american empire
1:00:15
Has been projecting strength around the world for for a long time. That's what they call it projecting strength
1:00:20
It's terrorism
1:00:23
It's it's threatening countries
1:00:25
It's moving your ships off the coast of some country and parking them there
1:00:28
as a message that that
1:00:30
Whatever they're doing they should stop doing it because you know, we're watching you. This is what ended the british empire
1:00:38
In the late fifties after that, you know after the catastrophe
1:00:42
The british suez canal war was lost in 1956. They they lost the british empire
1:00:48
You know the the maritime empire right the the sun never sets on the british empire. I mean it changed
1:00:53
I wouldn't say it's gone gone
1:00:55
It's still there. It's just it's retreated into
1:01:00
The city it's retreat retreated into international offshore banking havens things like that, you know, and it's it's it's opaque and
1:01:09
financial driven and and and less like
1:01:12
british battleships sailing across the world, you know imposing their
1:01:15
Their policies on that that I think the overt oppression
1:01:20
is gone
1:01:21
But the covert manipulation through financial centers is still there
1:01:26
It's still there. It's still there with the insurance industry that's it's driving part of this
1:01:30
But let me ask you this question. Remember the deagle report
1:01:34
2015 to 2025
1:01:35
What if they're off by three years then what?
1:01:39
Then did the numbers look look different?
1:01:42
I've spent a lot of time with the deagle report
1:01:44
I've got a new book. I'm almost done with
1:01:47
Guys, it is going to blow your mind. I swear to you
1:01:51
You have to put it down a couple times and take a walk
1:01:55
But what if the deagle report is is coming? It's just off by a little bit
1:02:02
Energy lockdowns would do it energy lockdowns would do it in a way that covet couldn't
1:02:06
70% of the western population gone
1:02:10
Heavily dependent on energy energy gets wiped out. It's a possibility right you missed the planting season
1:02:17
You know because how are you gonna? How are you gonna kill 70%? I mean how are 70% of the people gonna go?
1:02:22
It seemed like maybe with the vaccines and that might be right
1:02:27
You can't do it all with war. It's too hard
1:02:31
The easiest way to kill large percentages of people is through famine
1:02:37
unfortunately
1:02:38
And we may be looking at a global holodomor right oil and gas nitrogen urea
1:02:44
Fertilizers none of those are getting out of the persian gulf
1:02:49
And that is a huge problem. You miss one planting season now what?
1:02:53
You know just in time delivery
1:02:56
People are not prepared
1:02:58
People are not thinking ahead
1:03:00
You can't be wrong on this one
1:03:04
and
1:03:05
When they knock out the desalination plants the water treatment facilities
1:03:09
sewers ports airports
1:03:11
And turn the siege, you know turn it into a siege war
1:03:15
Uh, it's over
1:03:17
So those countries in the middle east
1:03:19
That get 90 of their water from desalination plants you have a gigantic achilles heel
1:03:27
And they can turn that off on you whenever they want to
1:03:30
so
1:03:31
The global famine that's coming michael yawn calls it a gig of famine and he and to be fair he has been
1:03:38
He's been talking about this. He's been projecting it
1:03:40
For a few years now
1:03:43
And he's not wrong. I wish you were but he's just not he's seen what what others couldn't see he's seen it earlier
1:03:50
It it feels like they are setting this up for a global famine
1:03:54
africa southeast asia and the middle east will be
1:03:59
The most impacted
1:04:02
North america can figure this out or we're energy exporter if we want to be won't be as impacted by that
1:04:10
The third world countries will be hammered
1:04:14
And and I
1:04:16
I fear this
1:04:18
So in the future what we're going to need to do if you want, you know, if you want to understand where a global famine
1:04:25
If it's coming or not or when it's coming you're you'll
1:04:29
Just watch the maritime choke points around the world
1:04:31
And if we get more issues in places like the babel mandreb
1:04:37
The Strait of malacca
1:04:39
out through indonesia
1:04:41
Obviously the Strait of Hormuz has been a problem
1:04:45
Panama canal if anything happens at the Panama canal, it'll be intentional
1:04:49
I'd watch the Strait of Gibraltar as well. There's issues there. Well, there's issue
1:04:56
There's potential issues everywhere and it's worth keeping an eye on everything
1:05:01
The Danish straits and the Baltic sea
1:05:04
you know the
1:05:06
Bosphorus and in turkey like they're certain places just geography
1:05:11
where
1:05:12
If you ever get a big problem there
1:05:15
It doesn't the problem doesn't remain in that region. It spreads everywhere
1:05:20
So when you're talking about food and fertilizer, you know, you could be dismissive about the middle east and say, ah, well, you know
1:05:26
The oil and gas is one thing. Yeah, but they make, you know massive
1:05:32
chemical
1:05:33
Manufacturing facilities in the Middle East. I mean
1:05:37
All of the the fertilizer that is made there. It's not cow shit anymore
1:05:41
It's petrochemical fertilizer and it needs to be created
1:05:45
chemical processing facilities and those facilities are on fire
1:05:50
Right. So there's a problem that is going to be
1:05:54
Everybody's problem here pretty soon. You can be agnostic about the war if you'd like but when a global famine kicks off
1:06:01
It's going to it's going to impact everybody. So get your food situation sorted out now not tomorrow
1:06:08
Not next week do it today
1:06:10
Like I mean, I've got auguston farms. You can go there use them augustonfarms.com promo code macro
1:06:16
Like they'll save you 10% right now. Great
1:06:19
But but again, if you don't use my sponsors, that's fine with me
1:06:24
Go load up on food yourself go to cosco do a run get it put it in your basement
1:06:29
Put it somewhere
1:06:31
Take care of your friends and your family members out of state order them storable food
1:06:35
Make sure that people are set up. You can't be wrong on this
1:06:39
You you better off being a year early than a minute late. Okay, so please be I mean for all the criticism we get for being paranoid
1:06:50
Leverage it use it once into your advantage, right? You're paranoid and you bought a bunch of food
1:06:54
Holy shit that paranoid guy is going to be alive, right? So, you know
1:06:59
Get your energy situation sorted out get your food sorted out
1:07:04
Then make sure to keep your mouth shut, right?
1:07:07
Nobody else needs to know what you're working on. Hey, if you like this episode
1:07:10
You can take the additional step right now and share it with your friends
1:07:13
And I hope you'll go down and rate the show give me five stars if you think we've earned it
1:07:18
macroaggressions.io is the website. Thanks everybody talk to you again soon