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Alright.

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We have a red alert situation here

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just starting off this situation update

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for Wednesday, September twenty first.

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twenty twenty two an explosion at

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a BP British

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Petroleum Refinery in I

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believe this is in Oregon, Ohio.

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Yeah. Oregon comma, Ohio. It

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is on fire. Let's roll that video while

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I explain this. Go ahead and roll that video

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now to my editor. Here

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we have the the

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smoke And the flames, you

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know, radio broadcast that there

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are injuries. This is a

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a major explosion. with

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the subsequent fire

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as of the time I'm recording this,

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it the fire is not out yet.

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It looks like this

0:49

is another act of sabotage against

0:51

the infrastructure. And

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this particular refinery

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handles a hundred and sixty thousand

0:58

barrels of crude oil each day.

1:01

and it provides the Midwest

1:04

with, quote, gasoline, diesel,

1:06

jet fuel, propane, asphalt,

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and other products The

1:11

refinery can produce each

1:13

day, three point eight million gallons

1:15

of gasoline, one point three

1:17

million gallons of diesel fuel, and six hundred

1:20

thousand gallons of

1:22

jet fuel, a

1:24

hat tip to citizen free

1:26

press, for posting

1:30

this late in the evening. This

1:32

is a very serious event that's going to

1:34

impact the the fuel. and

1:36

transportation logistics infrastructure of

1:39

the United States or at least regionally

1:41

in the Midwest. So I want

1:43

to remind you that

1:45

there was an explosion earlier

1:47

this year at the liquefied natural gas,

1:50

the LNG hub. I think it

1:52

was in Louisiana. or

1:54

Texas, one of the hubs there that

1:56

handles LNG

1:58

exports.

1:59

And

1:59

remember, there have been other refinery

2:02

fires and explosions that we've reported

2:04

on here over the last year and half or

2:06

so in addition to

2:08

the now nearly one hundred food

2:12

processing facility or food factory

2:15

fires, you know, these mysterious fires

2:17

taking out the food infrastructure So

2:20

what it looks like is happening folks

2:22

is systemic coordinated

2:25

sabotage operations where

2:27

America's infrastructure for food

2:29

and energy is being taken

2:31

down by a

2:33

terrorist type of activities. And

2:37

we don't know for sure who's doing

2:39

this. There's a lot of guesses

2:41

of who's doing it, but, you know, on one hand,

2:44

you might say, well, this is the deep state

2:46

or this is the government trying to take everything

2:48

down. But another

2:50

possibility that needs to be considered is

2:52

that These could be operators

2:55

of enemies of America that have crossed

2:58

through the southern border and

3:00

are attacking

3:02

the infrastructure. It

3:04

could be Middle Eastern terrorists, and I

3:06

have intel about some

3:08

terrorists who were recruited in

3:10

Afghanistan Remember,

3:12

I've I've talked about this over the past few days.

3:14

They've been given explosive vests or

3:17

what are called s vests, suicide vests.

3:19

that are being engineered in

3:21

Iran, and that these terrorists

3:23

have entered Western Europe, and

3:25

some of them are rumored to be carrying biological

3:29

a combination of biological and kinetic explosives

3:32

on their vests or

3:34

radiological plus kinetic

3:36

as well, and that these terrorists, their

3:38

ultimate goal is to enter the United States.

3:41

And I I just find it a

3:44

little bit suspicious that so

3:46

many food plants and

3:48

fuel refineries and

3:51

energy related hubs and so on are

3:53

exploding lately. This is way

3:55

beyond normal. Somebody is

3:57

doing Another theory is that

3:59

maybe China has activated

4:02

you know, CCP loyalty

4:05

terrorists to do this in the United

4:07

States, for example. And I suppose if

4:09

the media were to push

4:11

out their theory. It would be the Russians. Right?

4:14

So there's there are all kinds of theories.

4:16

I don't know who's doing this,

4:18

but I'm watching these things blow up.

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It's not a pretty picture. The

4:23

infrastructure that keeps America alive

4:26

is breaking down. Now, okay, I just

4:28

I wanna mention that right up front. We have a ton of

4:30

news to cover tonight. We have an amazing interview

4:32

coming up that you won't wanna

4:34

miss either. because it's

4:36

it's well, it's about the government's

4:39

war on the food supply and we're talking

4:41

to a farmer of former

4:43

United States Air Force veteran who

4:46

is now a a rancher

4:48

and teaching people how to be self

4:50

reliant, how to live off their own

4:52

farms. It's gonna be a fascinating interview, and

4:54

they threatened him with jail time

4:56

for raising pigs. in Michigan.

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I mean, it's crazy. Wait till you hear this story.

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That's coming up later. A couple other

5:03

things I wanna just bring

5:05

in first. Okay? And maybe we'll get back to

5:07

the BP refinery explosion,

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whatever's going on there. First

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of all, given that today is September

5:15

twenty first, So

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September twenty third is just two days away. I know

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there's been a lot of speculation about, oh,

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something is supposed to happen.

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I look. I don't

5:25

put any special weight

5:27

on the twenty third or the twenty fourth

5:29

or the thirtieth. Just say, be ready

5:31

every day. because things are breaking down

5:33

so rapidly, things are so crazy. We

5:35

are living in a an actual war

5:37

zone. Okay? The world

5:40

is at war. I should say

5:42

the globalists are at war against

5:44

humanity. And because

5:46

we're living in a war zone on any given day,

5:48

There could be anything. There could be

5:51

a cyber attack grid down

5:53

situation. The power grid could go out, the banking

5:55

system could go out, you know, the whole list. So

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I don't know that anything special is gonna happen

5:59

precisely on the twenty third or even the

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twenty fourth. There's even a there's one

6:04

article out there. that said that that

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German lawmaker who

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was talking about the twenty fourth of

6:10

September that that it says he misspoke. He

6:12

was really talking about the twenty fourth of

6:15

February, which is the day that

6:17

Russia launched its, quote, special military

6:19

operation

6:20

against Ukraine. And

6:22

maybe that's why that German guy was saying,

6:24

oh, it's a day that we will we will never forget

6:27

everybody. We'll remember where they were

6:29

on February twenty fourth. So

6:32

Maybe that's the explanation. I

6:34

don't know. And maybe

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something's gonna happen on the thirtieth. I mean, the Vatican is

6:37

saying we have to have all our money. back in

6:39

the Vatican bank before September

6:41

thirtieth. So clearly, they know

6:43

something. We're seeing signs

6:45

of insanity in the markets.

6:48

The financial

6:48

markets are about to break, and China's

6:50

talking about

6:51

openly, de dollarization. In

6:54

fact, where is this article? China

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was saying

6:58

that America has weaponized

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or is kind of financially

7:02

looting the world. Here it is.

7:04

Chinese state media

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urges de dollarization amid

7:10

Fed's financial looting. This

7:13

is from the so called global times

7:16

newspaper, which is, of course,

7:18

backed by the CCP. says,

7:20

quote, the strong dollar should not become

7:22

a sharp blade to cut the world.

7:24

This is an editorial from

7:26

the global times and it basically says

7:28

that federal reserve by

7:30

hiking interest rates, creating

7:33

a, well, a stronger dollar because

7:35

people fleeing the euro and moving

7:37

into the dollar. that

7:39

this is in a way the

7:41

US weaponizing the dollar in

7:43

order to engage in financial

7:45

looting of the entire planet. and

7:48

that it's time for the world to drop the dollar.

7:50

So so China is arguing this now

7:52

out in the open, calling

7:54

for de dollarization. at

7:56

a time when we know China is working with

7:58

Russia and with India,

7:59

you

8:00

know, Brake's nations in

8:02

order to, well, topple the

8:04

dollar, the petro dollar status. So

8:06

all of that is going on as

8:09

our refineries and food plants

8:11

are

8:11

burning down or blowing up, you know, one of

8:14

the other. Crazy times

8:16

folks. I I just don't put

8:18

special weight on any particular day. Just be

8:20

ready for every single day. Okay. Couple

8:22

more items I gotta share with you here.

8:25

You

8:25

know how yesterday I was talking about the

8:27

USDA using helicopters

8:29

and aircraft to drop vaccines,

8:32

millions of them that

8:34

are, you know,

8:35

disguised as food. So it's kind of like

8:37

vaccine, food bait, It's being

8:39

dropped across thirteen US

8:41

states. Well, I did a lot

8:43

more research on that issue in order to write

8:45

my article about it yesterday on

8:47

natural news dot com. And what I

8:49

found out was so shocking. I have to

8:51

share it with you here. First of all, the

8:53

USDA has a long

8:55

history of mass murdering animals.

8:57

and we found articles we're able to leak

8:59

to them where the USDA

9:02

is killing wolves,

9:04

coyotes, bears, black

9:06

bears, mountain lions, Bobcats,

9:08

river otters,

9:10

foxes. I mean, they're they're just mass

9:12

slaughtering animals out in the wild. and then they're even

9:14

slaughtering kittens. The

9:16

USDA was caught

9:18

murdering hundreds of kittens in

9:21

incineration ovens as part of

9:23

the medical experiment.

9:24

So

9:25

the experiment on these kittens by

9:28

feeding them parasite riddled

9:30

raw meat then they collect their

9:32

feces for study, and

9:34

then they incinerate the kittens

9:36

in ovens. And this was even

9:38

commented on by a US congressman

9:40

Mike Bishop. It's just

9:41

incredible. So what I found out

9:44

is

9:45

that the

9:47

USDA's food bait

9:49

vaccines that are being dropped across thirteen

9:51

states. If you look up the

9:53

safety data sheet on these vaccines,

9:56

you you won't believe this. It says they're, quote,

9:58

potentially hazardous

9:59

to health. If any

10:01

of the following should occur, ingestion.

10:05

Alright? So in other words, if you swallow these

10:07

vaccines, it's hazardous to your

10:09

health. And yet, the

10:11

USDA is dropping these coated

10:13

in fish meal. so that all the

10:15

wildlife and maybe your dogs and cats

10:18

will eat them and

10:20

suffer the results. It

10:22

also talks about these vaccines causing

10:24

skin lesions, by the way. And

10:26

you're not even supposed to have aerosol exposure

10:29

and they're dangerous to waterways.

10:31

They shouldn't get into, you know, water

10:34

systems that can cause problems there. I even

10:36

posted an image of the safety

10:38

data sheet. also turns out that

10:40

USDA is driving around

10:42

cities and just chucking

10:44

these things, these vaccines disguise

10:46

as food bait. They're chucking them out

10:48

the windows of vehicles.

10:50

So

10:50

it's not just a helicopter air

10:53

drop. It's not just aircraft out in the

10:55

wild. They're

10:56

driving around cities, throwing

10:58

these so called rabies

11:00

vaccines out the windows of vehicles.

11:02

No. this is insane.

11:05

They say, oh, it's to stop rabies and

11:07

raccoons. Well, why are they driving around

11:09

cities, chucking these out the

11:11

window where, you know,

11:12

kids could pick them up or or

11:15

dogs and cats or, you know, household

11:17

pets or anybody else could pick

11:19

these up. It's truly insane. I found out

11:21

about all that I've got it all in the article

11:23

on national news dot com. You

11:25

know,

11:25

clearly, this is some kind of a

11:27

bio weapons program being run. by

11:29

the USDA. This is not a

11:31

rabies vaccine. What do you think they care about

11:33

raccoons? I mean, come on. This is

11:35

twenty twenty two folks. way

11:37

past the point of

11:39

gullibility when it comes to believing

11:41

government agencies. No. They wanna save the

11:43

raccoons. No. They don't. They wanna kill

11:45

humans. They're trying to kill crops. They're

11:47

trying to kill the cattle.

11:49

They're trying to dismantle the

11:52

infrastructure that keeps humanity alive.

11:54

And I don't know how yet exactly

11:56

But when they're dropping

11:58

vaccines, quote vaccines from

11:59

helicopters, believe me, it's part of a

12:02

war on you.

12:04

Again, I don't know how yet exactly,

12:06

but

12:06

I know they're up to something. They

12:08

would not run helicopter fleets

12:11

just to save little furry raccoons.

12:13

Trust me. That's not what this is

12:15

about. This mystery only

12:17

deepens by the way.

12:19

And somebody sent me a link by the

12:21

way. about Lyme disease

12:23

and its origins as well. Because

12:25

I

12:25

had put into my article on

12:28

natural news, that,

12:29

yeah, a lot of people believe Lyme disease was

12:31

created by the US military industrial

12:33

complex and then released

12:35

into the wild in

12:36

order to attack humanity.

12:38

well Well, Check this

12:39

out. Here's a story.

12:41

Out of

12:41

China,

12:43

Xinhua News Agency,

12:46

says, quote, a US government

12:48

bio weapons lab inspired

12:50

by a Nazi bio weapons expert.

12:52

i e,

12:53

you know, operation paperclip and all

12:56

that, with a mission to poison cattle

12:58

in the Soviet Union is

13:00

believed to be the source of

13:02

Lyme disease. said a university professor

13:04

and a longtime investigative journalist

13:07

in an interview with Xinhua,

13:09

again, which is the news agency. So

13:11

The professor is Karl Grossman. And

13:14

I'm not familiar with Karl Grossman.

13:16

This is the first that I'm hearing of him, but let

13:18

me just read you what this story says and you

13:20

can decide what you think is is,

13:22

you know, the reality here. He's

13:24

a full time professor OF

13:27

JOURNALISM AT THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK

13:29

NOW THE STORY IS FROM twenty twenty

13:31

one SO HE MAY NO LONGER

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BE A FULL TIME PROFESSOR WHO knows.

13:36

But he has spent five decades

13:38

investigating a US government laboratory

13:40

on Plumb Island. Many

13:42

of you have heard about Plumb Island. known

13:44

as the Pluma Island Animal Disease

13:47

Center located about one mile

13:49

off Long Island

13:50

of New York. And

13:52

Grossman says his laboratory is, quote, shrouded

13:54

in secrecy. He says, I wish there would

13:56

be transparency, and

13:58

he explained as is

13:59

written up by Xinhua here explains

14:02

that the godfather of the Plumb Island

14:04

Laboratory was a Nazi biopic

14:07

expert named Eric Troube.

14:08

TRAUB

14:10

who was brought to the United States after the

14:12

second world war. Now, you and I know that

14:14

was operation paper clip. You know, Jim Myers has

14:16

written about this.

14:18

During World War two,

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this is from Grossman, now this is an

14:22

exact quote from Grossman.

14:23

A crowd ran a Nazi secret

14:26

biological warfare laboratory in

14:28

the Baltic on island called

14:31

Rheem's or RIEMS

14:34

Rheem's maybe it's Rhyme's,

14:36

with a mission to poison

14:38

cattle in the Soviet Union.

14:39

Now, folks, this is not at all surprising

14:42

because we know the West has always wanted to

14:44

destroy Russia. and they've

14:46

always used food as a weapon. Right? It's just that

14:48

now they're they're weaponizing the

14:50

food supply against Americans.

14:51

but they've also tried

14:53

to do this against the Soviet Union. And do

14:55

not forget, by the way, the existence of

14:58

the US military run bio

15:00

weapons laboratories in eastern

15:02

EU Crane. Do not

15:04

forget about that, an important footnote

15:06

in this whole thing. So grossman

15:08

continues, quote, Traub had

15:10

some familiarity with the New York area

15:12

before World War II. He was also involved in

15:14

Nazi activities on

15:16

Long

15:16

Island. He thought

15:17

he had a smart idea having an

15:20

animal biological war fair

15:22

lab like he had in the Baltic to

15:24

be established on this little

15:26

island referring to

15:27

Long Island. He

15:29

goes on to explain there was a military base

15:31

on the island at that time. For

15:33

over fifty years, it was called Fort Terry,

15:36

TERRY

15:38

Thus, this notion was to make this

15:40

laboratory do

15:41

biological warfare. And

15:43

he noted that the lab was then taken over by

15:46

the US Department of Agriculture, the

15:48

USDA, the same

15:51

USDA dropping

15:54

you know, vaccine, so called

15:56

rabies vaccine, food bait

15:58

in

15:58

thirteen states

15:59

and chucking out the windows of cars driving

16:02

around cities. And by the

16:04

way, you know that rabies

16:06

is What's

16:08

the best way to explain this? The

16:11

symptoms of rabies could

16:13

also be described as like a zombie

16:16

apocalypse. Yeah. Yeah. Just

16:18

just remember that for your little sci

16:20

fi notes there Yeah.

16:22

rabies and zombies. Okay.

16:25

In nineteen ninety three, and remember the

16:27

CDC, by the way, has a warning about a

16:29

zombie apocalypse, he has not not even a joke. They

16:31

actually have that. In nineteen

16:33

ninety three, an investigative reporter

16:35

for Newsday, his name is

16:36

John Mcdonald. was able

16:38

to obtain documents, including a

16:41

document which was reprinted on the front

16:43

page of news day, it said that the mission of

16:45

Plumb Island would in

16:47

fact be to develop biological warfare

16:50

weaponry that would be used to poison

16:52

cattle and other livestock in

16:54

the former Soviet Union.

16:56

And then

16:57

grossman

16:58

expose the US government's

17:01

admission about biological warfare

17:03

work on

17:03

Plum Island in nineteen seventy

17:06

one. Folks, this goes back.

17:08

A long ways.

17:10

So he

17:10

says the USDA decided to open Plum

17:13

Island to reporters for

17:15

a tour, and the PR person for the

17:17

USDA admitted to

17:19

grossman Yes, quote, we do defensive

17:22

biological warfare. Oh, defensive.

17:25

Kinda like Fauci says, oh,

17:27

yeah. We're we're We're doing game of function

17:29

research, you know, to stop a

17:31

pandemic. You know, in case somebody

17:33

else might release something, we

17:35

need gain of function research, you know, to

17:37

stop it.

17:38

Right. Right. Exactly.

17:41

So Grossman

17:42

says this is the first time the USDA admitted they were

17:44

doing biological warfare research, even though

17:46

they claim it was defensive. The

17:48

story

17:48

goes on to explain that a

17:51

pathogen That was researched on Plumb Island was linked

17:53

years later to a US offensive

17:55

use in a biological warfare

17:57

attack directed at animals

18:00

in Cuba. Yep.

18:02

They're trying to bring down Fidel

18:05

Castro, the father of Justin

18:07

Trudeau. Right? And they

18:09

were unleashing biological weapons to try

18:11

to, you know, deplete the food

18:13

supply in Cuba. So folks, when

18:15

we talk about the government attacking

18:17

the food supply,

18:19

To try to kill

18:19

off Americans, this is a

18:22

method of warfare that they have used

18:24

before, and they built the weapons to

18:26

do this. they have unleashed them on

18:28

other countries in the past.

18:30

So grossman goes on to say

18:32

news day, a newspaper on Long Island

18:34

reported in nineteen seventy seven.

18:36

about African swine

18:39

fever. Right? Attacking the

18:41

hogs, the pigs. Having broken

18:43

out in Cuba in nineteen seventy one, it was

18:45

devastating to the pigs Cuba, and

18:47

they connected

18:47

the breakout to

18:49

Plumb Island. So

18:51

the

18:51

only place that African swine

18:54

fever virus existed in the western hemisphere,

18:56

he says, was on Plumb Island,

18:58

where it was

19:00

an experiment. Obviously, they were

19:02

running

19:02

gain on function research at that time.

19:04

And this was

19:05

also connected via news

19:08

day to none other than

19:10

the CIA.

19:11

And with a CIA

19:14

operation, Grossman says in the

19:16

canal zone, of

19:17

Panama. He goes

19:19

out

19:19

and he says, what it would indicate,

19:22

if correct, was that the strictly

19:24

quote, intensive use of biological

19:26

warfare done on Plum Island or

19:28

i. e. research on Plum Island might

19:30

not all be true that may have been

19:33

offensive by logical warfare activities

19:35

going on. But

19:37

famines may not be the only product

19:39

of Plumb Island. And this

19:41

is

19:41

reported by Xinhua.

19:43

because other pathogens

19:45

can cross over to humans.

19:47

So, grossman

19:48

says that a two thousand seven

19:50

report by the US GAO,

19:52

that's the government accountability office exposed

19:55

that some of the pathogens on Plumb Island,

19:57

quote, could also cause illness

19:59

and death in humans.

20:01

You know, I'd

20:02

like to find that report from the GAO. That

20:04

would be interesting. And then

20:07

according to a two thousand five report by

20:09

the GAO, Plum Island

20:10

experimented with pathogens that can cause

20:13

fatal diseases in humans, including

20:15

get this west Nile virus,

20:18

knee

20:18

paw virus and rift valley

20:21

fever. Plumb

20:21

Island is also suspected to start the

20:24

global epidemic of Lyme

20:26

disease. a disease

20:27

transmitted through tick bites and

20:29

can result in chronic

20:31

suffering. I hope you don't mind me continuing to read

20:33

from this because this is just fascinating. Now,

20:35

you know, Let's just take a

20:37

step back and say, okay, maybe

20:39

maybe

20:39

this is CCP propaganda.

20:41

You always have to keep that in mind. It's

20:43

the Xinhua News Agency. Maybe they're

20:45

putting out

20:45

this story to try to discredit, you

20:48

know, the US

20:48

government. It's always a possibility

20:50

just like when we're talking about

20:53

what's going on in Ukraine or Russia, you always have to

20:55

think, oh, is this Russian propaganda? Is

20:57

this Zelensky propaganda? Is it

20:59

NATO propaganda? Like, Of course,

21:01

it's propaganda everywhere, but we know that Lyme disease

21:04

is real.

21:05

And we know that a

21:07

lot of people, you know, afflicted

21:10

with these tick bites, their

21:13

symptoms are so far beyond normal

21:15

or natural or I mean, it's it's

21:17

like a neurological bio weapon.

21:19

And the way it's treated,

21:22

by the way, the

21:22

way it's successfully treated gives

21:25

you clues

21:25

of its origin. So let

21:27

me just continue reading and you decide for yourself what

21:29

you think this is. But I I

21:32

mean, I know that

21:34

the US

21:35

government They tried to weaponize the

21:37

food supply. In nineteen seventy

21:39

one, the food exporting to

21:41

Africa, remember we've covered that.

21:44

The

21:44

the science adviser to president Richard Nixon was saying,

21:46

hey, we gotta put in fertility chemicals into

21:49

all the food exports to depopulate Africa.

21:52

That's It that's written up by The New York Times

21:54

folks. I've done stories linking

21:57

to that showing the actual article.

22:00

And the science adviser,

22:02

I I keep thinking his

22:04

name was Lee DeBridge,

22:06

by the way.

22:08

I think that was his name. That's from nineteen seventy

22:10

one. Richard Dixon, so we know the US has

22:12

been doing this for, you know,

22:15

decades. Alright. By continuing,

22:16

John Loftus, L0FTUS

22:20

is an attorney. He was a specialist

22:22

at pursuing Nazis for

22:24

the office of the special investigations of the US

22:28

DOJ. Right? The DOJ used to

22:30

go after Nazis. I mean, that was

22:32

before the DOJ became Nazis, by

22:34

the way. But he tells in his

22:36

nineteen eighty two book about

22:38

Nazi germ warfare scientists experimenting

22:41

with poison ticks dropped

22:43

from planes. Same thing

22:45

that USDA is doing right now

22:48

with the vaccine food bait with

22:50

the rabies. Right? How do

22:52

you know they're only dropping food

22:54

bait? Maybe they're dropping more, you

22:56

know, poison ticks or something. That's

22:58

those are my comments, but continuing with

23:00

the story, quote, he suggests in

23:02

the book, and I guess I'm gonna have to

23:04

check out that the

23:07

hypothesis that the poisoned ticks

23:09

were the source of Lyme disease,

23:12

adding that have long

23:14

a disease vector in biological

23:16

warfare. Why? Well, because

23:18

they inoculate through

23:20

the blood blood. Ticks actually,

23:22

not only do they suck the blood out of

23:24

someone, but they also pass into

23:27

the blood. They they pass something into

23:30

the blood. as they're burrowing

23:32

in. Okay? So ticks can

23:34

transmit as well as harvest.

23:36

So then Grossman says

23:39

that someone

23:39

named Chris Newbie, that and

23:41

that's KRIS, Chris Newbie,

23:43

MEWBY

23:44

quote,

23:46

an

23:46

excellent science writer connected to Stanford

23:49

University wrote a book in

23:50

twenty nineteen featuring interviews

23:53

with Willie Bird Doorfer

23:56

Yeah,

23:56

that's his actual name. Willie Bergdorfer,

23:58

who is credited with the discovery of

24:00

the microbe causing Lyme disease and

24:02

the book exposed that Bergdorfer had

24:05

earlier, quote, developed bio weapons

24:07

for the US Department of Defense.

24:09

I mean, the DOD now on top

24:11

of this, they got no wonder

24:13

the USDA or they get helicopters is call

24:15

up a DOD. Hey, remember that

24:17

carpet bombing of, you know, weaponized

24:20

ticks? Yeah. Yeah. We

24:21

need to do that now in America. Send

24:24

us the helicopters. We've

24:26

got the bait,

24:28

you know? In twenty

24:28

nineteen, the story continues the US

24:31

Congress passed an amendment

24:33

requiring the inspector general of

24:35

the DOD to investigate the,

24:37

quote, possible involvement of

24:39

DoD Biowarfare labs in

24:41

the weaponization of Lyme disease

24:44

in ticks.

24:45

and other insects.

24:47

Can you

24:49

say mosquitoes,

24:52

like Bill Gates favorite insect?

24:54

mosquito is gonna vac in nature.

24:56

With

24:56

mosquitoes, they're always growing genetically

24:58

modified mosquitoes and releasing them

25:00

everywhere. Notice that?

25:03

Wow. So there

25:05

there let's see. There's an amendment offer by

25:07

representative Chris Smith from New Jersey

25:10

said Those interviews

25:10

combined with access to

25:12

doctor Bergdorfer's lab files suggest

25:15

that he and other bioweapon

25:18

specialists stuffed ticks

25:20

with pathogens to

25:22

cause severe disability, disease

25:24

even death to

25:27

potential enemies. Americans have a right to

25:29

know whether any of this is true.

25:32

We need to come clean, says

25:34

grossman,

25:34

the United States, I believe,

25:37

what is going on for all these years on

25:39

Plumb Island.

25:43

Wow.

25:45

Wow. Somebody there's

25:45

there's a lot of little rabbit trails in this

25:48

story. A lot of

25:50

deep

25:50

dark holes to to go down

25:52

if you dare. I

25:55

mean, whoa. But the

25:57

thing

25:57

is everything that's in the

26:00

story, even

26:00

though again, it's from Xinhua, which

26:03

you know, maybe can't be trusted because it's the CCP,

26:06

but everything in the story

26:08

now rings true because of

26:11

what we saw with COVID, and

26:13

Fauci, and the NIH, and

26:15

eco health alliance. Right?

26:18

And the gain of function, the

26:20

weaponization, how eco health alliance had a

26:22

grant proposal to DARPA. They said, hey,

26:24

we want DARPA money so we can release this

26:26

in the batcaves in China. they were

26:28

trying to release a bio weapon in

26:30

China. And DARPA said, no, that's

26:32

crazy. No funding from DARPA, by the way,

26:34

you know, thumbs up to DARPA

26:36

for saying that's crazy. Let's not

26:37

fund that, so they got the money

26:39

somewhere else. And they bypassed

26:41

the limits on bioware fare

26:43

development that Trump had actually put in

26:46

place. I don't

26:46

knew Trump had outlawed

26:49

this gain of function research, or I should

26:51

say his administration had done so well,

26:54

Fauci and others and the,

26:56

you know, Collins and so on.

26:58

I mean, heads of the NIH and

27:00

the NIH and what have you.

27:02

they found ways around it because

27:05

they claimed it was, quote, I

27:07

think, national security or

27:09

some similar phrasing. Dr.

27:11

Mike Avitz has all the details on

27:13

this. So through that, they were able

27:15

to pursue gain

27:17

of function research. They shipped off all

27:19

the samples of SARS CoV-two to China,

27:23

Wuhan, the Wuhan lab, and then the

27:25

US scientists collaborated with

27:27

China scientists to

27:29

develop SARS CoV-two, which they

27:31

released on

27:32

America.

27:34

though So

27:36

this whole story Lyme

27:39

disease. Oh, we're gonna

27:39

weaponize ticks. These

27:42

crazy diseases, it's gonna destroy

27:44

cattle. We'll we'll drop it on the

27:46

Soviet Union you know, we'll drop it on Russia, we'll drop it on Cuba.

27:48

Guess what? They

27:49

built something worse

27:50

and they dropped it on us and they

27:52

dropped it on us. to defeat

27:55

Trump in the twenty twenty election, by the

27:57

way. Yeah. Yeah.

27:59

because

28:00

they knew that it would destroy the

28:02

economy because Trump was running on a strong economy.

28:05

Remember that stock market was going crazy?

28:07

You know, gas was below two dollars

28:09

a gallon? Those are the good old

28:11

days. That was

28:12

the

28:13

Trump years. You know, oil

28:15

was flowing, food was cheap and affordable,

28:17

everything was working until

28:20

they released the bio weapon

28:22

on America.

28:23

SARS

28:24

CoV-two, you know, the whole COV-two, they well, they dropped it

28:27

in Northern Italy first. and

28:29

then

28:29

New York City and then boom.

28:31

Then the

28:32

media went

28:33

insane, lock everything down,

28:36

destroy all small businesses obay,

28:38

obey, obey, emergency use

28:40

authorization of mRNA injections

28:43

never before used in human beings and all of

28:45

a sudden Everyone line up for your

28:48

injection shots and boom

28:50

massive deaths, you know, injury.

28:53

Oh,

28:53

and you have to wear a mask and you have to lock down and you have

28:55

to socially

28:56

distance yourself.

28:59

And they They took

29:01

Trump out politically,

29:03

politically but but actually, they didn't

29:05

succeed in it. Trump still got the

29:07

most votes, so they still had a rigged election.

29:10

they still had to steal it from him. Like, they even a

29:12

bio weapon couldn't take down

29:15

Trump's

29:15

populism, so they

29:17

still had to steal it the thousands of mules and the balance stuffing

29:19

and all that. That's it's an

29:21

incredible

29:21

piece of history that still a

29:23

lot of people don't know.

29:26

But bio weapons were part of

29:28

this. So just as the CIA drops

29:30

bio weapons on other countries

29:32

to overthrow those regimes and,

29:34

you know, replace those leaders or

29:37

assassinate those leaders as as they've done.

29:39

I mean, read, what is

29:41

it, Perkins, confessions of an

29:43

economic hit man. Yeah? Have you read

29:45

that book yet? Check

29:46

it out. It's all documented right there. John Perkins,

29:49

but they

29:49

they did all that to the

29:52

US. Now, So everything the

29:52

CIA has done on other countries around the world

29:55

that did it to us. And when

29:57

you see oil

29:59

refineries

29:59

blowing up, Like,

30:01

what just happened?

30:02

Folks, it's not an

30:03

accident. It's not a coincidence. It's an

30:06

act of war. It's an act of sabotage. When

30:08

you see food plants burning down,

30:10

Like a hundred of them, hey, it's not a coincidence

30:12

when you see people getting

30:14

sick with weird neurological problems.

30:19

and just dead all over the place,

30:21

even young athletes just dropping

30:24

dead. The other day

30:26

was, like, twenty five year old

30:28

LGBT drag queen performer,

30:30

she or he or I I

30:32

forgot even what this

30:34

person themselves like poll dancing. Drop

30:37

dead. Boom. Dead. In

30:40

her twenties or his twenties,

30:42

whatever I'm sorry. I don't even know I

30:44

don't even know what gender he or she

30:46

wanted to be. But the point is

30:48

that person died. And a lot of

30:51

other people are dying all over the

30:53

place because

30:54

of these bio weapons, and they were built

30:56

by the United States government

30:59

folks and they were released

31:00

in the United

31:02

States with the help of China.

31:04

So there are elements of the US

31:07

that conspired with China to

31:10

carry out mass genocide in the

31:12

United States of America. And

31:14

by the way, I've interviewed Judy Mykovits.

31:17

On all

31:17

of this, I did three interviews with her

31:19

a couple of weeks ago, I've

31:21

only released one part of those three.

31:24

There are two parts still to be

31:26

released. And in those parts,

31:28

she confirms a lot of this. Not every

31:30

single point, but a whole lot of it. She

31:32

confirms. I should release those real

31:34

soon. In fact,

31:35

let let me make a note to do

31:37

that. But, I mean,

31:38

she said the same thing elsewhere too, so

31:40

it's it's, you know, it's not like this is the only interview

31:42

where she says

31:44

that. She's

31:44

just confirming it yet again.

31:46

the origins come from the United States

31:50

military industrial complex.

31:52

Now let me share something

31:54

else with you that is Mind

31:56

blowing.

31:59

Mind

31:59

blowing. Okay.

32:00

I've got so

32:02

much to share with you

32:04

here. I Maybe I

32:04

need to start this earlier because I can't even stay up

32:07

late enough to do the recording of everything that I

32:09

wanna share.

32:10

Alright. But

32:11

here it is. the United

32:13

States government. They

32:16

deliberately dragged Western Europe

32:18

into a war with Russia using

32:20

Ukraine as a proxy state in

32:22

order to weaken

32:24

Western Europe to destroy the

32:26

value of the euro and to cause

32:28

a mad rush of investment

32:31

money out of Europe into the United States

32:33

to shore up the dollar so

32:35

that the Federal Reserve could run

32:37

one more round of massive

32:40

money printing. to try

32:42

to

32:42

keep the dollar alive a little bit longer before

32:44

the big grand global

32:48

collapse. The it was the United

32:50

States of America

32:51

that pressured Germany to make sure that

32:53

the Nord Stream two pipeline was

32:56

never opened It was built.

32:58

It it could have been operational. Never

33:00

used.

33:01

Why?

33:02

Because the United States. kept

33:05

that out of operation. It

33:07

was the United States that pushed

33:09

the economic sanctions against

33:11

Russia. Now, of course, they got NATO countries

33:13

assigned on to it.

33:15

But who's being hurt by this the

33:18

most? Western Europe is being

33:20

hurt? The United States is

33:22

not so much at war with Russia.

33:24

The United States is a war

33:26

with Europe. And the

33:28

war is a currency war

33:30

for global domination. The

33:32

United States of America are I should say

33:34

elements of the US government and the

33:37

central banks. They even provided weapons

33:39

to Ukraine in order to draw

33:41

Western Europe into the war

33:43

with Russia knowing

33:45

that Russia's response would be the complete

33:48

blockade of natural gas through the Gazprom

33:50

one pipeline.

33:51

I'm sorry, North Street one run by

33:54

Gazprom. That's all cut off

33:56

now. Western Europe is

33:58

collapsing economically

34:00

It's suffering industrial collapse. Western

34:02

Europe is facing a humanitarian

34:04

crisis this winter that hasn't been

34:06

seen since World War two.

34:08

This was all engineered by

34:10

the masterminds

34:11

of global destruction who

34:13

run the United

34:14

States.

34:16

of

34:16

America, comma, Inc. or whatever it is.

34:20

Okay?

34:20

The war with

34:22

Russia is the sideshow.

34:24

It's actually the dollar

34:26

in a

34:27

war with the euro. It's America at

34:30

war with

34:32

Western Europe. A

34:32

lot of people don't realize that's the interpretation

34:34

that is emerging from this in order to

34:37

keep the dollar alive.

34:39

a little bit longer,

34:40

you know, to run the printing presses a little

34:42

bit longer, they had to destroy

34:44

Western Europe and cause capital to flee

34:47

out of the Euro and out of the European Union.

34:49

And that is what has been accomplished.

34:51

So

34:51

this entire

34:54

situation was set up to accomplish a couple of critical things.

34:56

Number one, like I

34:58

said, to, you know, support the

35:02

dollar for

35:02

more money printing, but also allow the

35:04

powers that be, to print money

35:07

and funnel it into

35:09

the hands of the connected global

35:12

elite by

35:13

pretending that

35:14

it's being sent to Ukraine

35:17

as

35:17

financial support for the war. So you

35:19

notice how every week Joe Biden

35:21

is announcing, oh, I need another billion

35:23

dollars for Ukraine. And you

35:25

notice that there's

35:26

no accountability of where

35:29

that goes? Nobody's

35:30

even bothering to pretend like

35:32

they're keeping track. There's nothing. there's no

35:34

spreadsheet that's offered to the public. Like, where did your money go?

35:37

Even even the media is like, we

35:39

have no idea. They try to

35:41

track it down. Like, it's

35:43

just gone. It's

35:46

about a billion dollars a week. Just

35:48

gone. What do you think that's going folks?

35:50

Let me tell you. in reality

35:51

where that's going? I mean,

35:53

yeah,

35:54

some of it is paying off Zelensky

35:56

and his regime.

35:58

Most of it is

36:00

just getting

36:00

laundered right back into the hands of the

36:02

individuals who are connected politically, people in

36:04

the state department, you know, senators family

36:08

members of senators and certain high powered people

36:10

in the federal government, guess what they're doing

36:13

with it? They're buying gold

36:14

and silver and food.

36:16

they are stockpiling their bunkers. They are getting physical delivery

36:19

of

36:19

everything they can because they

36:21

know the dollar, is

36:23

going to collapse. And they know that when it does, the

36:26

only thing that's going to have

36:28

value is what's left

36:29

that's physical. But you

36:32

see By

36:32

keeping the dollar strong, they

36:34

can suppress golden silver, paper

36:38

prices, which

36:40

allows them to acquire

36:42

physical gold and silver

36:44

more affordably because the price

36:46

manipulation makes it artificially

36:48

cheap. You understand

36:50

the dynamics? kind

36:50

of even the evil genius of this

36:52

whole plan of what's

36:53

been going on. Create

36:56

war with

36:57

Russia, use Ukraine, as

36:59

a proxy nation, draw Western

37:02

Europe into the war, crush the

37:04

euro, strengthen the dollar

37:06

caused capital to flee out

37:08

of Europe into the dollar, into the United States, print

37:10

more money to press

37:11

gold and silver, pretend like you're

37:13

sending money to Ukraine,

37:14

actually hand it out to all your friends in

37:18

Washington, and in the military industrial complex, those people the

37:20

money and the suppressed prices to buy gold and

37:22

silver, to stockpile their bunkers,

37:25

with everything physical

37:27

getting ready for the grand

37:29

global collapse that is right around

37:31

the corner.

37:33

And

37:33

then they believe they're gonna be all

37:36

squared away. and a

37:37

lot of them will be. They know

37:39

exactly what's coming

37:42

and

37:42

they're getting prepared by taking delivery.

37:44

That's why all the metals exchanges, the

37:46

vaults, they're just getting wiped

37:49

out. Record amounts of physical

37:51

precious metals are just being taken out

37:53

every single day. I talked to

37:55

a precious metals retailer

37:58

earlier, I

37:58

don't know, ten hours ago or something. And

38:00

I asked him, you know, how how's

38:02

the demand? What's the situation? He's like,

38:04

phone's still ringing off the hook. Everybody's buying

38:07

silver. Not even gold so

38:09

much. They're just buying silver.

38:12

and

38:13

premiums over spot are continuing to be very high for

38:15

that very reason. Folks,

38:17

the people in

38:18

the loop,

38:19

the people in the know,

38:22

They know the system is It's controlled

38:24

demolition of the global

38:27

infrastructure of civilization. And

38:30

that's

38:30

why they're taking the money, you know, the money, the

38:32

currency that's about

38:33

to become worthless, and they're they're

38:36

translating it

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39:33

two weeks ago or something, he said the dollar

39:35

is going to, quote, fail up. He

39:38

says,

39:38

this the

39:39

collapse I'm I'm paraphrasing. He may not

39:41

have used these exact terms, but he's basically saying

39:44

the collapse of the Western

39:46

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39:48

the dollar weakened into non existence, but rather

39:50

the dollar will get stronger and stronger

39:52

and stronger until the very

39:54

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39:56

that's gonna

39:57

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39:59

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39:59

until, you know, the

40:02

reset happens. But

40:05

if you're looking for a day that the dollar gets weak, no.

40:07

That's not coming. And remember, they have to keep the

40:09

dollar strong in order

40:12

to you

40:13

know, push that global petro dollar

40:16

dominance for as long as possible even as

40:18

countries like China are saying or

40:20

calling for global de

40:22

dollarization. So currency wars are in

40:24

play right now, major

40:25

currency wars.

40:28

Now financial guru

40:31

Jim

40:31

Richards. He's got a book called

40:33

Currency Wars. That book I just checked

40:35

came out in twenty eleven.

40:38

If you haven't yet read that book or

40:40

listen to it. It's on

40:41

Audible as well.

40:42

And I

40:43

think I've listened to that book two or three

40:45

times, by the way. You gotta get

40:47

that book. Again, it's called Currency Wars,

40:50

the making of the next global

40:52

crisis.

40:53

And Jim Ricards or

40:56

James Ricards as he sometimes called, he knows exactly how

40:58

this is going to go down. I think he's well

41:00

informed that he was one of the guys at

41:02

LTCM, long term

41:04

capital management, Nineteen ninety seven,

41:06

nineteen ninety eight, the very first too

41:08

big to fail hedge fund for the

41:10

wealthy elite. Okay? He worked

41:12

there. He helped negotiate

41:14

the bailout with the Federal Reserve of the treasury

41:16

officials. He knows exactly how this

41:18

is gonna

41:18

go down. But we are in

41:20

currency wars on a global scale

41:24

here. I mean, the theater of war that

41:27

is unfolding in front of

41:29

us is so multifaceted, multilayered

41:33

that almost nobody sees the big picture

41:35

here. It is a currency

41:37

war

41:37

involving the US at war with

41:39

the euro. It is

41:41

a kinetic war

41:42

between Russia and Ukraine and NATO countries, it

41:45

is a biological war involving

41:47

China and the United

41:50

States and rogue elements of the US government itself

41:52

that have unleashed this bio weapon

41:54

on the American people.

41:56

american people again, to

41:58

displace Trump from the Oval Office, which they

42:01

have apparently done. And on top

42:03

of this, then there's a war on

42:05

the infrastructure that provides food

42:07

and energy. And Joe Biden and his

42:09

controllers have been waiting that war from

42:12

day one. The very

42:13

first day that

42:15

he you know, intelligently

42:16

took possession of the Oval Office.

42:18

What did he do? He canceled

42:20

the pipelines. He signed a

42:24

thousand executive orders. It

42:26

seems just canceling all kinds of

42:28

pipelines and drilling and energy

42:30

exploration. Just shut it down. Shut it down. Shut

42:32

it down. And then after that, guess what? The food facility

42:34

started blowing up or getting burned down

42:36

and now we have refineries blowing up

42:38

folks. You are living in

42:40

a war.

42:42

This

42:42

is a global war on humanity being fought

42:44

in multiple

42:45

layers all simultaneously.

42:48

All said and done where

42:50

this is headed is dollars

42:53

will be worthless.

42:55

That's coming. you

42:57

will have very little

42:59

in the way of a food

43:01

supply, which is why it's critical to have

43:03

your own food, learn how to

43:05

grow food. I mean, start

43:08

growing, gardening,

43:10

have ranch animals, live out in the country,

43:12

all these things that we've talked about.

43:14

You gotta have off grid,

43:16

backup supplies of water, communications,

43:18

food, money, emergency medicine,

43:21

all these things because all

43:23

these systems are being torn down on purpose. And

43:26

what the globalist want is

43:27

the complete destruction.

43:31

ultimately of

43:33

the sovereign nation

43:36

of the United States of America or

43:38

The

43:38

sovereign corporation, if you wanna call it that, the entity, they

43:41

want it dissolved, and they

43:43

want the people enslaved.

43:45

And

43:47

so the way that they are going to get there is

43:49

by deploying every weapon imaginable. Food scarcity, biological

43:52

weapons, financial collapse,

43:54

kinetic war,

43:56

false flag terrorism, vote rigging,

43:58

anything it takes, anything

43:59

weaponization of the DOJ

44:01

for that matter. So this is

44:03

what you're living through.

44:06

Now,

44:06

we're gonna go to an interview with Mark Baker, who

44:08

probably has a few more things

44:11

to add to this conversation. because

44:13

he has

44:14

been the victim of the

44:16

the Michigan

44:17

Department of Agriculture.

44:20

Threat

44:20

named him with jail time and I think it was hundreds of

44:22

thousands of dollars in fines if he

44:24

didn't slaughter all his pigs.

44:28

because, well, you'll you'll hear that didn't want

44:30

him to raise pigs in Michigan. And

44:33

that was a few years

44:34

back.

44:36

guess what

44:37

they're up to right now. Yeah. Well, similar

44:38

kinds of things. We're gonna hear about

44:40

that. But remember to make it through all

44:42

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44:46

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44:48

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look at what the globalists are

48:57

doing. They are loading up on

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physical stuff at every

49:02

opportunity. Alright. So with

49:03

that said, let's just jump into this interview with

49:05

Mark Baker. And then I'll

49:07

I'll have a few thoughts on the

49:09

other side of that Oh,

49:11

boy, this is probably gonna be a long

49:14

podcast. And I still have barely

49:16

scratched the surface, but here we go. Let's

49:18

hear from Mark Baker.

49:19

food,

49:20

self reliance, farming, ranching, all

49:22

that stuff, and then let's see where it goes.

49:24

Alright. Welcome folks. Mike

49:26

Adams here with I think a

49:28

really I didn't interview someone

49:30

that I interviewed first about

49:32

a decade ago. His name is Mark

49:34

Baker. He was in the Air Force for

49:36

twenty years. and he retired from the Air Force.

49:39

He bought a farm in Michigan and

49:41

he has become really a

49:43

community leader in teaching people how

49:45

to farm. And he's had run ins with

49:47

the Michigan Department of Agriculture, I believe,

49:49

back in twenty eleven, where they tried

49:51

to get him to

49:53

destroy his pigs because they

49:56

had certain characteristics.

49:58

And this was

49:59

the

49:59

first time any of us had ever heard

50:02

about that. a decade ago. And now, of course, they're doing it all over Europe and the

50:04

Netherlands, telling farmers now you have to

50:06

slaughter your cows and call your herds

50:08

because of

50:10

nitrogen. Well, Let me tell you. My guess

50:12

here, Mark Baker, encountered this first in the United States

50:14

ten years ago. In fact, in Michigan,

50:17

His websites are first, bakers

50:20

green acres dot com, which

50:22

is all about his farm. And then he's got

50:24

another website that teaches you how

50:26

to farm. He's got a membership there. If you

50:28

wanna join his community and learn how to farm,

50:30

it's called the anyone

50:32

can farm experience

50:34

dot com. and we'll give

50:36

that we'll give that out again at least one

50:38

more time. Mark Baker, sir, it's an

50:40

honor to have you back on. Thank you for joining me

50:42

and thank you for all you're doing to

50:44

help teach people software lines. It's great to honor to

50:46

have you on. Well, thanks

50:47

a lot, Mike. It's an it's an honor to be

50:49

on your show. It's good to hear your voice.

50:51

Well,

50:51

absolutely. I I can't believe it's been a decade

50:54

since we talked last time. I mean,

50:56

literally -- Yeah. -- ten years

50:58

and yet

51:00

what went through with you ten years ago is

51:02

happening to the whole world right now. Can you give

51:04

our audience a quick

51:06

background

51:06

summary

51:08

of

51:08

what you went through with the Michigan Department of Agriculture and then trying to trying

51:10

to get you to kill all your pigs. Okay.

51:14

Real

51:14

quick, in two

51:17

thousand eleven, we were notified by

51:20

the Department of Agriculture that

51:22

we were

51:24

to they wanted us to depopulate our pigs,

51:26

and they said that our pigs

51:29

were feral pigs.

51:32

And so we contacted them

51:34

and we wanted to correct them that, hey, there's

51:36

no way these are feral pigs because they're behind

51:39

our fences. Yes. they

51:41

said, oh, no. We have what's

51:43

called the declatory ruling that we

51:45

made up, and it's got

51:48

characteristics in there. And if

51:50

your pigs have any of the

51:52

characteristics, then they are

51:54

sterile. Well,

51:54

you know, with these characteristics, like, ferr

51:56

color spots or or what? Want to

51:58

talk about it? It was nine

52:00

characteristics and

52:05

One

52:05

of them was if your

52:07

pig has a straight

52:10

tail, then it's

52:10

a feral pig. And then if

52:12

a pig has a curly

52:15

tail, it's a feral pig. And then if

52:17

your pig is brown and has hair,

52:19

it's a feral pig. And, you

52:21

know, stuff like that, it was It

52:23

was all real weird, nebulous stuff. One

52:25

of them was pigs with

52:28

distinct

52:29

skeletal but

52:32

they

52:32

didn't give any qualifiers. And

52:34

then the the ninth one, which was

52:36

always my favorite, it was

52:39

other characteristics not

52:42

currently known to the

52:44

Department of Natural Resources. Wait

52:46

a second. So they can make it up as

52:48

they go, this sounds like the ATF trying to

52:50

ban arm brace frankly. Yeah.

52:52

Yeah. Whatever we think well,

52:54

see,

52:54

this is why I contacted you

52:56

because I I think I figured

52:59

out what

52:59

they are doing, what they are up to,

53:01

and how they do it. You know,

53:03

it's it didn't make sense

53:05

on its face And we tried to straighten them out. You know,

53:07

I just come out of uniform. So I felt

53:10

like I could I

53:12

could talk to

53:12

them as a

53:13

peer and, like,

53:16

you guys needs to

53:17

get this straightened But they knew that

53:19

it was gibberish, but they do

53:21

it on

53:22

purpose.

53:25

then And, see, this

53:26

is where I'm I'm

53:29

starting to understand why

53:30

they do it. It's to confuse

53:33

people, almost like a spell. And and

53:35

it worked too. It confused

53:38

farmers and a lot of

53:40

farmers just depopulate

53:42

their animal. Howard Bauchner:

53:44

What do

53:45

you think is why is

53:47

the Michigan government

53:50

or or at least why did they then, in your view, what

53:52

was their motivation behind

53:54

this? Did

53:55

they just wanna disrupt a

53:57

food supply? Or they they just wanna mess with farmers?

53:59

Or

53:59

what are they after?

54:02

Well,

54:02

at the time, we tried to figure

54:04

that out. they said that they were

54:06

trying to protect the environment. Right.

54:10

They they thought we were gonna have a a

54:12

situation like that like you guys have

54:15

in in Texas with feral pigs,

54:17

which there's no way. We have too

54:19

much snow. The

54:19

animals just can't survive during do

54:22

the through the winter. And so

54:24

it was strange

54:25

that all of the lobbying

54:28

groups, like

54:30

the Michigan

54:32

pork producers and Michigan Turkey

54:34

producers and Michigan chicken producers

54:36

and so on. They all

54:38

signed on to it. So It was

54:41

industrial agriculture that was

54:43

supporting it. Wow. We

54:45

we never really

54:46

found out who originated it we

54:50

took Department of Agriculture

54:54

to

54:55

course and tried

54:57

to get the straight straight answers out of them, but they just

54:59

wouldn't give it up. So so wait

55:01

a second. The industrial

55:03

producers

55:03

of pork might

55:07

have seen the small local farmers as being well their competition and

55:09

they don't want small local farmers

55:11

to have their own

55:13

locally produced pork

55:16

because

55:16

that competes with their factory pork basically. Is that

55:19

is that correct? Well, I I

55:21

think that's

55:21

part of it, but I'm not sure that was the main

55:24

movers because

55:26

out in retrospect. Like, now in twenty

55:28

twenty

55:29

two, we're looking and we're

55:31

seeing the commander in chief saying, well,

55:33

there's gonna be food shortages

55:36

Well, I think that they're creating food shortages. And

55:39

I think that everything that they

55:41

do,

55:41

they plan it out

55:43

well in advance.

55:46

And

55:46

this

55:48

declatory room that they came

55:51

out with ten years ago, was

55:54

for this time. You know, they what

55:56

they were gonna do, Mike, was it

55:59

was even written

55:59

into the declatory ruling

56:01

that any animal

56:04

that is not a

56:05

native species to

56:08

the area is a

56:10

feral animal. Whoa. Wait

56:11

a second. I mean,

56:14

that's huge. That that that would

56:16

cut out So

56:17

huge. You know, I

56:19

mean, our

56:20

cows aren't even native to

56:22

the area by definition. Howard Bauchner: Right.

56:25

And and at the time, we thought,

56:27

well, that is a huge bite. There's no

56:29

way they can get that done. But see, what

56:31

they do, and this is what they've done for

56:33

the guys in Holland. is they'll say

56:35

you can't have black and white cows because

56:37

they're not made

56:40

as. Unless,

56:40

the last

56:42

you have

56:43

permission from us. I swear to

56:45

do with concealed carry

56:46

permits. They say, yeah, you have the

56:48

right to own a bare arms.

56:50

so long as we say so, you know, and

56:53

they kind of dating. Yeah. Right? So

56:55

that's really how

56:57

they get our our freedoms

57:00

from us is they they

57:02

contracted a way that they get us to

57:04

give it up via

57:06

contract.

57:06

right Right? So Right.

57:08

But it I'm sorry. You're cutting out. Just

57:10

a just a little bit there. But let me ask

57:12

you this question. So you do you

57:14

find it odd that

57:17

you spent twenty years serving America

57:20

in the air force

57:22

and thinking, you know, gosh, when I

57:24

retire, like my country is gonna thank

57:27

me for my service and I'm gonna go to

57:29

this farm and do my own thing and this is

57:31

America. I've got my freedom. How

57:34

shocked were you to find that your

57:36

own government turned against you?

57:37

At the

57:38

time, I was extremely shocked, and I

57:40

was hurt, and I was I

57:43

was disgusted by him. I

57:47

don't feel that way anymore. Right? I

57:49

don't. And and

57:52

here's why

57:53

the the

57:55

department of

57:58

agriculture, they take their best shot.

57:59

You know, they're up against a rock and

58:02

a hard place. Like, between

58:03

us and then their masters. They

58:06

don't serve us the

58:08

public. But

58:09

they're also

58:11

up against the American citizen who has

58:14

constitutional

58:14

rights. So

58:17

if we know

58:19

our constitutional rights,

58:22

and we are willing to

58:24

pull that sword and take a

58:26

swing with it. It works. and I'm

58:29

I'm I'm the guy that's here to tell you that it works. But

58:31

we cannot expect the Department

58:33

of Agriculture we

58:36

need to do the work for us because

58:38

they're building to industrial

58:40

agriculture, not the citizenry. So

58:45

So

58:45

you're not really

58:46

privately held anywhere

58:48

the Department of Agriculture

58:51

privately held their department.

58:53

Okay. That's a whole

58:56

question I wanna ask you about. But first, so let

58:58

me just continue this. So what you

59:00

have done since then is you have

59:02

not only developed your own farm, which I

59:04

understand is an eighty acre farm

59:07

you've

59:07

you produce beef,

59:10

pork, poultry. You've got

59:13

your own processing facilities apparently.

59:16

And then you also teach other people how to do this.

59:18

Correct? Yes. That's correct.

59:20

So have you found has

59:24

been fulfilling for you

59:26

to be to be in this role now teaching people

59:28

self reliance and and living off

59:30

the land and and using, you know,

59:33

god's gifts to humanity to to

59:35

be more self reliant?

59:37

Yeah.

59:38

It's it's kind of a a biblical

59:41

principle if I give a man a fish. Right? They feed

59:43

him for a day. If I eat from the fish,

59:45

they feed him for a lifetime. So there was

59:48

a incident

59:50

that happened in one of our court appearances with the Department of

59:52

Agriculture, and it was their number two

59:54

guy. He's the number two vet for the

59:56

state. And he said, in a court

59:58

of law, that

1:00:00

farming is not for the amateurs.

1:00:03

That we should be

1:00:05

leading

1:00:05

farming to guys like him that

1:00:07

have been through college. Oh,

1:00:10

really? Yeah. Yeah. And that got

1:00:12

kind of a little titter in the in

1:00:14

the courtroom. The judge even kinda laughed at

1:00:16

that one, but this guy was totally serious.

1:00:18

And talking about that around the Camp

1:00:21

Fire that night or maybe a couple

1:00:23

of days later, we

1:00:26

we likened it to that

1:00:29

movie ratatouille where the, you

1:00:32

know, this

1:00:32

august chef that owned the

1:00:34

restaurant I don't know. Did you ever see that movie?

1:00:36

Yeah. It's an animation. Right? Yes.

1:00:38

An animation. And the chef that owned

1:00:41

the restaurant always said anyone

1:00:44

can cook and he

1:00:46

died and then another chef took over a

1:00:48

sleazy little guy and he was he tried to

1:00:50

corner it. You know, he tried to corner

1:00:52

the market. And then the way it played out was a

1:00:54

rack wound up being a cook on the

1:00:56

head of a a

1:00:58

dishwasher. But but, anyway, that's where

1:01:00

we coin the

1:01:02

phrase anyone can farm. And

1:01:04

it was a it

1:01:06

was, you know, it was a

1:01:08

jab back at them because

1:01:10

what they really want to do is

1:01:12

they want to put all farming in the hands

1:01:14

of industrial agriculture. And

1:01:16

now we see that if

1:01:18

all farming was in hands of

1:01:20

industrial agriculture. It's sort

1:01:22

of like, oh,

1:01:23

digital money or an electric

1:01:26

car or a lot of

1:01:28

other they can shut it off. Well, I'm thinking about

1:01:30

medicine because you used to have country

1:01:32

doctors who knew what they were doing.

1:01:34

Now you have institutionalized

1:01:36

licensed doctors.

1:01:38

and they pull their licenses if they prescribe

1:01:41

electromectin. Right? So the

1:01:43

whole medical establishment is

1:01:46

controlled and Apparently, they wanna do that with farming as well to make sure

1:01:48

you have a license to farm. That's what

1:01:50

it sounds like. That's

1:01:52

it. That's

1:01:52

that's it that's exactly the direction

1:01:55

that they were going. And I gotta

1:01:57

tell you,

1:01:57

if I'm if I wanna recruit anybody

1:01:59

to help me

1:01:59

with farming, I am certainly

1:02:02

not gonna go to the nearest

1:02:04

university. I

1:02:06

mean,

1:02:06

those kids

1:02:08

don't have any clue how to farm.

1:02:10

No.

1:02:10

They don't. You need the kids that actually didn't go to the

1:02:13

university who are gonna be the

1:02:15

best farmers. Right. Well, you

1:02:17

know

1:02:17

how you hear

1:02:20

different commentators say that we need to have, like, parallel

1:02:24

the processes going.

1:02:26

so you have your government

1:02:28

processes, the universities, and all that

1:02:30

stuff, which are failing, by the way, and they

1:02:32

wouldn't even be on the map if it

1:02:35

weren't for government subsidies. But

1:02:37

then we need to have our

1:02:40

own

1:02:40

parallel parallel

1:02:41

operation, and we

1:02:44

can do that under

1:02:46

our constitution. no one can stop me from farming. And that's the

1:02:48

beauty of what I've

1:02:50

discovered. You know? My

1:02:52

constitution

1:02:52

is still in place. it

1:02:55

is still

1:02:56

a bright

1:02:57

sword. And

1:03:00

we're lucky enough to have

1:03:02

hit that press the test button during

1:03:05

our court case, and it

1:03:07

worked. You know, I wasn't

1:03:10

sure. We had

1:03:10

lawyers that we had hired,

1:03:14

and that's seemed to be the way to go. I'd never been involved

1:03:16

with court system or anything like

1:03:18

that in my prior

1:03:20

line work. And so

1:03:22

we hired a lawyer

1:03:24

and hired actually three of them and

1:03:26

we wound up having to ditch two

1:03:28

of them And the third one wasn't much better.

1:03:30

They compromised with the state

1:03:32

is what they

1:03:34

did. And She

1:03:36

wound up quitting because I wouldn't

1:03:38

compromise. I just said the fifth

1:03:40

amendment was really clear that my

1:03:42

property belongs

1:03:44

to me. and just because they come up

1:03:46

with, you know, a

1:03:48

ruling that it's a department anyway.

1:03:50

It wasn't law

1:03:52

that they

1:03:53

that they they try

1:03:55

to scare you and to comp complying with their

1:03:57

ruling.

1:03:57

Yeah. You you may remember

1:04:00

they first, they said they were

1:04:02

gonna arrest

1:04:04

me. And so I waited that day.

1:04:06

And there's there's a lot of

1:04:08

background there that I'd love to share with you

1:04:12

sometime offline. They never

1:04:14

showed

1:04:15

up. Then they said

1:04:17

they were going to

1:04:19

put my kids in state custody

1:04:21

after I was arrested. So that

1:04:23

was supposed to scare me, but it just irritated

1:04:26

me. And then they

1:04:28

sent me a letter saying that they were gonna

1:04:30

seek signs of seven hundred thousand dollars

1:04:32

against my farm, ten thousand

1:04:34

dollars per animal, and I had

1:04:36

seventy pigs at the time. And

1:04:40

that really irritated me, but

1:04:42

I knew that they couldn't get it.

1:04:44

So each time they drew a

1:04:46

new line in the sand, I would step

1:04:48

over it. And I knew

1:04:50

that they they kept drawing

1:04:52

lines that they didn't have what it

1:04:54

took to arrest me because they didn't have

1:04:56

I hadn't broken any laws. I

1:04:58

had just broken one of their little face mask

1:05:00

mandates, you know, that we see

1:05:03

now. Right. And we

1:05:06

ignored them. and just refused

1:05:08

to comply. And finally, they

1:05:11

moved for dismissal. And

1:05:15

they said, we no longer have a problem with Mark's

1:05:17

picks. Oh,

1:05:19

really? Despite all

1:05:22

those nine characteristics or or ten or whatever it

1:05:24

was. Yeah. Yep. All the

1:05:26

peers and a whole

1:05:28

lot of dollars spent on lobbyists,

1:05:32

and legal, and all those things.

1:05:34

Okay. So let me jump

1:05:36

in here. As you were talking, now

1:05:40

for

1:05:40

for the folks listening here, I I want I

1:05:42

want

1:05:42

to tell you that, you know, I haven't

1:05:44

spoken with Mark for ten years.

1:05:46

And I just learned

1:05:49

about website here five minutes before the

1:05:52

interview, the one's called

1:05:54

the anyone can farm experience

1:05:56

dot com. But I wanna help plug what you're

1:05:58

doing here, Mark, And

1:06:00

folks, Mark Baker is not an advertiser is not an

1:06:02

affiliate deal, but Mark has a

1:06:04

membership. I think you can start it looks like

1:06:06

ninety nine cents He's got

1:06:08

farm workshops, he's got video

1:06:10

courses, he's got all these things

1:06:12

about fencing, how to make

1:06:14

biochar, rabbit processing, chicken

1:06:16

processing, and then Mark, it seems like you've

1:06:18

got something coming up says November

1:06:20

four through six on-site

1:06:22

a three day hands on class

1:06:24

at

1:06:24

your farm. Is that coming up?

1:06:27

Yeah. This is gonna

1:06:28

be our twelfth year.

1:06:31

Oh,

1:06:31

wow. It's called

1:06:32

that anyone can farm homestead

1:06:36

hog harvest. So we start with live

1:06:38

pigs, sixteen

1:06:39

person class, and we end

1:06:41

up on the third day

1:06:43

with hams and sausages

1:06:46

and bacon and all the cuts

1:06:48

and stuff. And it's a really good

1:06:50

tool for the home center to have.

1:06:52

Because see, Mike, that's a choke

1:06:54

point. We've seen that. We saw that during the

1:06:56

flu, they choke down

1:06:58

animal processing. Oh, yeah.

1:07:01

you know, anytime something

1:07:04

happens, we know that it's planned.

1:07:06

And all you have to do is watch

1:07:08

what they what they're doing, and you

1:07:09

can figure out where the ambush has come. That

1:07:11

it's

1:07:11

always an ambush. You know? They're Yeah.

1:07:14

They and then they

1:07:16

try

1:07:16

to make a move on

1:07:17

us. And what they tried

1:07:20

to do was they tried to

1:07:22

really choke down

1:07:24

food processing. And

1:07:26

they were successful to a point.

1:07:28

I have a friend that has a USDA

1:07:30

shop. He's a retired marine.

1:07:34

And his USDA inspector came

1:07:36

up with came down with the

1:07:38

waffle, although he wasn't sick

1:07:42

on his aim up. You no

1:07:44

symptoms, but he's sick. And they had to

1:07:46

shut the facility down for

1:07:48

ten days to clean it.

1:07:51

and my friend being marine, he kinda barked a

1:07:53

little at him, and they said, oh, okay. How about

1:07:55

ninety days? And they shut him down for ninety

1:07:58

days. Wow. he had no

1:07:59

inspector there so he could not

1:08:02

operate? Well, yeah, we

1:08:03

saw that nationwide. Right? So they they

1:08:05

would shut down entire operations In

1:08:07

California as well, they would send, I don't

1:08:10

know, state COVID enforcers

1:08:12

to all the meat plants, and they just

1:08:14

send everybody home. Shut them down.

1:08:17

And then the meat supply collapsed. Yeah. And

1:08:19

you know they can just do it again at

1:08:21

any time for

1:08:24

any reason. They

1:08:26

can just claim. That's the thing. These pandemics are invisible. They don't have to

1:08:28

a thing these pandemics are invisible

1:08:31

have any proof.

1:08:33

they

1:08:33

just say it. Oh, there's a new, you

1:08:35

know, h nine, you know, n seven flu, lizard

1:08:37

flu, whatever they just make

1:08:40

it up. And

1:08:43

then they're like, you gotta kill all your animals. Yeah. Great.

1:08:45

It's crazy. Yeah.

1:08:47

They actually tried

1:08:49

it this summer,

1:08:51

they said that the bird flu was

1:08:53

back, and they advised us that we should not raise chickens out

1:08:56

on pasture. you

1:08:59

know, we take shots at them any chance

1:09:01

we get to run down

1:09:03

the effectiveness of

1:09:05

the Department of Agriculture culture, and I do it

1:09:07

gleefully because it's war. I mean, they

1:09:10

really want to starve us. You

1:09:12

know, commander in chief comes out and

1:09:14

he says, oh, it's gonna be food

1:09:16

shortages. I referred to him

1:09:18

loosely as the commander in chief, but he is the one that said it. Biden is the one that said it.

1:09:23

And you would think the Department of Agriculture, oh,

1:09:25

they should be pulling all the farmers together and saying, okay, we gotta come

1:09:28

up with

1:09:30

a plan to feed our citizens, but they're not.

1:09:33

They're saying, oh, you shouldn't raise

1:09:35

chickens this year. Right. So

1:09:38

we know that they're

1:09:40

not we know they do not

1:09:42

have the best interest of the public. You know, if they wanna change that,

1:09:45

if they

1:09:48

wanna change the perception that they put out

1:09:50

there, they should do it. And I will start, you know, taking shots at them, but

1:09:52

I'm just calling them

1:09:54

the way I see it. And

1:09:56

Well, well, check this out, Mark. I

1:09:58

I covered this yesterday, but the USDA, I'd like to get your comment on this

1:10:02

because it's so insane. but the USDA is air dropping

1:10:05

from helicopters. Vaccine food

1:10:08

bait for

1:10:10

supposed to be rabies

1:10:12

vaccines. in

1:10:12

the wild across thirteen states, and

1:10:15

they're also doing it in cities by throwing vaccine

1:10:17

bait out the

1:10:19

windows of vehicles. This

1:10:22

is actually admitted by the USDA and

1:10:25

it's in the media and then I looked

1:10:27

up the material safety data sheet

1:10:29

on this vaccine and it says hazardous

1:10:31

if ingested. But they they use

1:10:34

fish meal to make sure

1:10:36

that all the animals eat

1:10:38

it including maybe your dogs, your

1:10:40

cat, your pets. And they're just

1:10:42

throwing this stuff all over thirteen

1:10:45

states and claiming, oh

1:10:47

yeah, we're stopping rabies. But it's indiscriminate.

1:10:49

Oh, it also says you shouldn't let this into the waterways because

1:10:51

it can destroy, you know,

1:10:55

aquatic ecosystems. Well, They're

1:10:56

dropping it from

1:10:58

helicopters, man. It's like carpet bombing, the wildlife.

1:11:03

Yeah. Well, I at

1:11:05

this point, I don't think anything should surprise us.

1:11:07

I mean, it's like

1:11:09

Vietnam, in

1:11:11

America, the USDA. I just yeah.

1:11:14

I

1:11:14

can't believe it either,

1:11:15

but then

1:11:19

again, Yeah. Vietnam,

1:11:19

you know, if you if you really acknowledge

1:11:21

that we are in a war

1:11:23

right now. We are

1:11:25

in a war we should not be

1:11:28

surprised. True. Yeah, we

1:11:29

are we are in

1:11:30

a war and actually

1:11:32

it's a it's kind

1:11:35

of an economic blockade. war.

1:11:36

Yeah. Right? Yeah. Or it's

1:11:38

like in the medieval days, they

1:11:39

would surround the castle

1:11:40

and

1:11:43

they would salt the the fields and you

1:11:46

couldn't grow any food. So it's siege warfare, really? Yeah. It is. It's hearts

1:11:49

and minds.

1:11:51

It's it's definitely special operations warfare.

1:11:54

Wild.

1:11:55

So how many people

1:11:58

have you taught then

1:11:59

over this the the time you've been

1:12:02

doing this. I don't know how many years you've been doing this, but I mean

1:12:04

is

1:12:04

gonna

1:12:06

be our twelfth year. early

1:12:08

on, we we didn't have many people

1:12:10

come. There wasn't much interest. But as soon

1:12:13

as soon as some

1:12:15

as you know,

1:12:16

the whole food came, people started to

1:12:18

sit up and take notice that, hey, maybe my

1:12:20

food supply is

1:12:21

something that I need to be

1:12:24

responsible for Yeah.

1:12:26

And not

1:12:26

a very hard sell right now to to inform people that they

1:12:29

should

1:12:32

be the

1:12:33

solution in this this problem that we're

1:12:35

facing.

1:12:35

And even

1:12:40

if you

1:12:40

know, the the president is just blowing smoke.

1:12:42

He could be. You still really need to have a handle

1:12:46

on this. This is part of being

1:12:48

human is to secure your

1:12:50

own food? Well, and I

1:12:52

think the evidence is very

1:12:55

clear People have already seen shortages, they've seen food

1:12:57

inflation, and they've also seen

1:12:59

a reduction in

1:13:03

the available you know, diversity of of food items. So, you

1:13:05

know, maybe there used to be

1:13:07

five varieties of something

1:13:09

and now there's only

1:13:12

one. Or you know, a pack

1:13:14

of bacon used to be four dollars and now it's seven, you know, that kind of thing. The people are seeing that

1:13:20

firsthand. Yeah. And the

1:13:21

quality of the food that's in the in the stores right now

1:13:23

is not good. You know, if the USDA will

1:13:27

drop indiscriminate, you know, vaccine packs into

1:13:28

the woods, they're gonna allow things

1:13:31

into the food supply that

1:13:33

we should not be

1:13:35

using as human beings. Yeah.

1:13:36

True. True. But isn't it interesting

1:13:38

that it's their stamp that allows beef,

1:13:41

let's say, to go

1:13:43

into distribution for reach tail

1:13:46

and yet they would say that your kind

1:13:49

of operation maybe doesn't meet the

1:13:51

same standards because, you know, you're not

1:13:53

you're not rigorously inspected, but, you know,

1:13:55

I'm sure your animals probably have more of a

1:13:57

real world natural experience than

1:13:59

factory

1:14:01

factory farms

1:14:02

right farms. Right. Right? Oh,

1:14:04

for sure. Yeah. Yeah. So the

1:14:06

good news is there is a fix, you know,

1:14:08

there is a

1:14:11

solution on these things. and the

1:14:13

solution really is it's

1:14:15

up to us. I guess we all

1:14:17

hope that, you know, somebody's gonna come

1:14:19

along and save us. that

1:14:23

never happens. It it needs to

1:14:25

be us that gets our process together

1:14:27

and learns how

1:14:28

to take care of our food

1:14:30

supply. Yeah, I love that attitude. You're exactly right.

1:14:33

Yeah. This is not a time to sit

1:14:35

back and wait to be saved by

1:14:37

someone when you you should be

1:14:39

planting food folks or learning these

1:14:42

skills or getting land and maybe

1:14:45

making compost,

1:14:48

making soil. Like, just get started on any

1:14:50

of these things. You can be more self reliant. Do you also do you know, in addition to

1:14:52

the animals, do

1:14:55

you do you grow vegetables

1:14:57

or orchards or anything else like that?

1:14:59

I do everything

1:15:01

i do every saying that

1:15:03

i that I that I want to

1:15:05

do. So I have fruit trees, I

1:15:08

have nut

1:15:11

trees, I have a big vegetable

1:15:14

actually, two big vegetable gardens. I grow feed

1:15:18

for my

1:15:20

animals. I grow lots and lots

1:15:22

of hay that I cut. I've got several acres,

1:15:24

above

1:15:24

sixty acres. We're

1:15:25

at a hundred and fifty

1:15:28

two acres. now.

1:15:30

We've expanded -- Oh, wow. --

1:15:31

sixty acres of woods that I'm developing

1:15:32

right now and I'm gonna get

1:15:34

some fish

1:15:34

in the pond out there. really

1:15:39

wanna develop that. So today, I I'm

1:15:42

in Maryland right now visiting

1:15:44

my sons in the Air

1:15:46

Force, and we went to Mount

1:15:48

Vernon. And it was real interesting to

1:15:51

see what George Washington was all

1:15:53

about. Now he was

1:15:55

a farmer first and

1:15:58

he

1:15:58

was drawn into military service.

1:16:00

But his passion

1:16:01

wasn't farming. So I

1:16:04

got to see all

1:16:05

the things that he did

1:16:07

and he was

1:16:07

doing everything from

1:16:09

wood cutting and sawing

1:16:11

to fishing, to vegetable

1:16:14

production, to beef

1:16:16

production, hog production, chicken

1:16:18

production. He was a farmer at heart, and

1:16:19

we've we've kinda lost that, but

1:16:22

we we can actually we

1:16:24

can definitely

1:16:26

pick that back up. I mean, there's

1:16:29

a lot of people who

1:16:31

come to me from

1:16:33

very

1:16:34

high education career

1:16:36

fields. And they say, no, I wanna change

1:16:38

my lifestyle. I wanna farm. I

1:16:41

wanna have my hands in

1:16:43

the dirt. I wanna live I wanna feed my family.

1:16:45

Yeah. And we were kinda

1:16:47

sold. My my age group

1:16:49

anyway, I'm I just

1:16:51

turned sixty two. I

1:16:54

was sold on big paychecks, you know, a lot of money

1:16:56

in

1:17:00

the bank. And even when I

1:17:02

got out of the air force, I thought now is the time I can make the big money and and

1:17:04

and do all

1:17:06

that stuff. But I

1:17:08

found and I never even

1:17:10

really got there, but I did know people that had lots of lots of money. And it it was

1:17:15

overrated for sure. I mean, I'm

1:17:17

a whole lot happier just milking a couple of cows and having my knees in the dirt

1:17:20

when I'm

1:17:24

weighing the garden. You know, I'm I'm

1:17:26

just as happy as I would be if I had millions of dollars, I think. So

1:17:29

is

1:17:31

definitely there when you're farming, and a lot of people

1:17:34

want that. And no, I I

1:17:36

hear

1:17:36

you too. I mean, there

1:17:38

are days of our store, for

1:17:40

example, when we

1:17:42

have big a lot of sales on certain days, and it's like, well, hey, we earn a lot of money.

1:17:44

And then yeah. But I still

1:17:46

gotta clean out the chicken house here.

1:17:51

I'm gonna grab a rake and I'm gonna get that done and it doesn't

1:17:53

change anything, you know. It doesn't I

1:17:55

mean, money isn't real.

1:17:58

It's it's like, okay, numbers you know, on a screen somewhere, but

1:18:00

whatever, I still need to tend to

1:18:02

my dogs, my donkeys, my goats, my

1:18:06

chickens, I gotta probably deal with snakes. And

1:18:08

right now, we have like three

1:18:10

possums that are stealing our chicken

1:18:13

eggs during the day. I'm trying

1:18:15

I'm trying to deal with the possums. And it's

1:18:17

like, you know, somebody would say, well, why are

1:18:19

you doing that, Micah? You

1:18:21

don't, you know, You don't need to be a farm

1:18:24

boy because I like living with

1:18:26

animals. I like living in nature.

1:18:28

I like a rural lifestyle. I

1:18:30

do this because I like it. Yeah. Yeah.

1:18:32

I think it's I

1:18:33

think there's sort of a a vacuum in

1:18:35

the human heart,

1:18:38

and it's it's very fulfilling to produce

1:18:41

your own food. I think

1:18:43

it's, like,

1:18:44

we're

1:18:46

designed to do this. Yes,

1:18:48

indeed. Now

1:18:48

-- Mhmm. -- okay, let me

1:18:49

ask you another question about about food. Oh, gosh, we're getting we're

1:18:51

getting close to being out of time

1:18:54

here, but I gotta ask you this.

1:18:56

So Of course,

1:18:58

one of the big globalist attacks is on meat. And the globalist say

1:19:00

no, you should

1:19:03

just grow vegetables. and

1:19:05

that's it. Now, you know, I

1:19:07

experimented with veganism many years ago, and think did ninety days as a

1:19:09

vegan, by the way. And

1:19:12

that's tough. what

1:19:15

have you observed directly about people trying

1:19:17

to be self reliant with

1:19:20

meat or without

1:19:23

meat? I can In your observation, can

1:19:25

people live without any animals in the farm

1:19:28

ecosystem? Oh, no.

1:19:30

No.

1:19:30

No. You gotta have

1:19:33

I mean, it's to have an

1:19:35

effective homestead of the an effective system food

1:19:37

production

1:19:37

system. You gotta

1:19:39

have that animal in

1:19:42

there, the floor and the fauna. That

1:19:44

was a design. And then there

1:19:46

are ways that you you

1:19:48

know, because sometimes we have more

1:19:50

house per acre than you would have in

1:19:53

nature. So you have to do

1:19:55

some adjusting for that.

1:19:57

But No. I don't think you

1:19:59

can get away from me. I think the

1:20:01

human body needs me myself. I went the

1:20:04

other direction. Maybe

1:20:06

you've heard of Sean Baker?

1:20:08

No.

1:20:08

Brown,

1:20:09

he's the the the

1:20:12

carnivore guy.

1:20:14

I did an interview with him and at the

1:20:17

time I was cutting a beef in in

1:20:19

our butcher shop, and I thought everything

1:20:21

that he's saying makes sense.

1:20:23

So I went carnivore. Oh, wow.

1:20:26

But eat for four months. So I would

1:20:27

eat, like,

1:20:31

big about two o'clock

1:20:32

in the afternoon, and I

1:20:34

have nothing else but water and

1:20:36

salt. That's all eight

1:20:38

for about four months. Wild.

1:20:41

like, thirty pounds and no more naps in the

1:20:44

afternoon and

1:20:48

the ringing in my ears went away. A whole bunch of stuff.

1:20:51

A lot of inflammation in my joints went away. And I was in good

1:20:53

shape, but I just thought, well,

1:20:55

you get to be fifty

1:20:58

fifty eight years old, and that's

1:21:00

what happens. But no. Meat

1:21:02

is something that we need, especially

1:21:05

grass

1:21:06

fed meat because if we're eating beef that's

1:21:10

eating

1:21:13

grain that's sprayed down with glyphosate, we're actually eating a

1:21:15

cow that's been made sick by

1:21:17

the glyphosate. That's right. And

1:21:19

concentrating that too. Yeah.

1:21:24

So we don't want that because

1:21:26

it'll make us sick or it'll

1:21:28

just prevent our bodies

1:21:30

from being able to break

1:21:32

down you know, the food that we

1:21:34

put in at -- Right. -- section. Well, and let let me share with you what

1:21:36

what I

1:21:37

learned because I've

1:21:39

lived in Texas you

1:21:41

know, more than a decade. But since living in Texas and and observing because

1:21:43

I, you know, observed

1:21:48

nature, a lot and observe

1:21:50

cows. A lot of the cow cattle herds by all the different ranchers around

1:21:52

central taxes. And what I've come to

1:21:54

find is that if you wanna be

1:21:59

quote, green on this

1:21:59

planet. One of the best ways

1:22:02

to turn land that is barely

1:22:04

usable into a food

1:22:06

source is to have cattle because

1:22:08

the cattle go out and they find their

1:22:10

own food, their mobile, they find their own water. You don't

1:22:13

have to bring them

1:22:15

food if you've got I mean,

1:22:17

you might have to bail some

1:22:19

hay just seasonally, but you might not on the

1:22:23

rain situation. But catal turn land

1:22:25

that's useless into something that actually provides a food

1:22:28

source. And

1:22:32

that's sustainable. That's green. Like, that's

1:22:34

actually an eco friendly use of the

1:22:37

land. And I never it that way

1:22:39

before I lived in Texas, but now I see it every

1:22:42

day. Yeah. The the environment

1:22:43

that we live in,

1:22:46

the creation that we live in,

1:22:48

is

1:22:48

let's see. The best

1:22:50

way to

1:22:50

put it is it's regenerative. Alright?

1:22:55

So the land out there might have been beat up over the years.

1:22:57

But then

1:22:57

when you get cattle on it and they

1:23:00

disturb it, they'll

1:23:02

they'll break it open so

1:23:05

that seeds can can

1:23:08

germinate and come

1:23:10

up. So when the

1:23:11

when the seeds germinate and the

1:23:13

grasses come up, the

1:23:15

grasses can absorb

1:23:18

the solar gain and you actually

1:23:20

get better with time, with

1:23:22

the use of cattle on

1:23:27

on grasslands. It's opposite of what

1:23:29

people think. They think that grazing is bad. No, grazing is good. Yeah.

1:23:31

We'll or fields. Let me

1:23:33

interject. I I mean, you're

1:23:36

exactly right. but

1:23:38

it also depends on

1:23:40

the pattern of grazing

1:23:42

because I've seen I've seen

1:23:45

chronic overgrazing which does destroy fields. But what you're talking about

1:23:47

I think is kind of short term intensive grazing

1:23:49

and then you

1:23:51

move them off And then boom,

1:23:53

you get this explosion of new plants that never could compete for the sunlight

1:23:56

before. Yeah.

1:23:57

the sunlight before

1:23:59

yeah, it takes a little bit

1:23:59

of education and being able

1:24:02

to observe what's going on

1:24:04

out there. But, yeah, we

1:24:06

we move our cows every day.

1:24:08

and I I don't even bail

1:24:10

feed for them or I'm not feeding them, bail feed until

1:24:16

only six months out of the year

1:24:18

till they get bailed, hey, plus the they're grazing. So that's pretty remarkable

1:24:20

the grazing so that's pretty remarkable

1:24:22

from michigan from Michigan. can

1:24:24

push them and

1:24:25

then they'll they'll plow down through the

1:24:27

snow and they'll they'll get

1:24:29

the grass that we've left them there.

1:24:31

Yeah. They're incredibly resilient. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

1:24:34

I mean, they're

1:24:35

it it's

1:24:36

remarkable. And they're

1:24:39

way stronger and tougher than

1:24:41

we are. You know, I I because I teach preparedness and

1:24:43

survival and, you know, I I try to teach people how to

1:24:45

grow food. And I

1:24:47

also warn people that,

1:24:50

hey, if you have a bucket of

1:24:53

seeds and, you know,

1:24:55

get ready. If the system

1:24:57

collapses, and you don't have some way

1:25:00

to multiply your effort with a

1:25:02

tractor or something, you're gonna work.

1:25:04

I mean, you're gonna work like

1:25:06

you've never worked before you may die working, trying

1:25:08

to grow enough food to not

1:25:10

starve. It's that hard. Yeah. Well,

1:25:12

home

1:25:13

setting is a compilation

1:25:16

of processes. And if you

1:25:18

can master a bunch of small processes, then you can become a better and better

1:25:20

homesteader. and you can become a better

1:25:22

and better homesteader We

1:25:24

live in a really abundant world, but

1:25:26

we just have to know the techniques to

1:25:31

unlock that abundance from the creation that

1:25:34

we've been given. It's been said. Yeah. I think you're exactly

1:25:36

right,

1:25:37

and I've I've

1:25:40

heard of

1:25:40

farming and ranching as

1:25:43

really energy management more than anything else. Yeah.

1:25:46

yeah

1:25:47

Yeah. And you

1:25:49

know, there's a lot of I

1:25:51

to straight tails,

1:25:56

curly tails. But there's other ones too

1:25:58

that we hear. One of them is there ain't no money in farming.

1:25:59

You hear people say

1:26:02

it all the time. So

1:26:05

good people don't go into farming because they've heard

1:26:07

their whole lives. There ain't no money in farming.

1:26:10

That's not true. There's

1:26:13

Farming is where wealth is produced. If I take a

1:26:15

a tomato seed, it has very

1:26:18

little value. I don't even

1:26:20

know

1:26:20

very little value i don't even

1:26:22

know what it

1:26:23

would be, a hundreds of a penny maybe.

1:26:25

But if I put it

1:26:27

in soil and have

1:26:29

sunlight hitting it

1:26:31

and some water, I could

1:26:33

get a bushel of tomatoes off that that

1:26:35

could be worth twenty five dollars. So that's

1:26:39

that's true wealth creation.

1:26:41

It's not we're not moving it from one place to another. We're

1:26:43

creating it. Even if but you've made it

1:26:48

Yeah.

1:26:48

Yeah. And let let me add to that. I'm sorry. I don't I

1:26:50

don't I don't mean to talk over you, but I think there's

1:26:55

a slight delay. the thing about that

1:26:57

is that right now with electricity prices going through the

1:26:59

roof and food prices going

1:27:02

through the roof, the amount

1:27:04

of

1:27:05

economic abundance that you can get by growing tomatoes like you just said, Mark, with free

1:27:07

sunshine and perhaps

1:27:10

some free

1:27:11

rain and dirt that

1:27:15

costs almost nothing. Now you're creating

1:27:18

economic wealth. And

1:27:19

the other factor

1:27:22

is that Those

1:27:22

things that fall out of the sky cannot

1:27:25

be taxed. They haven't

1:27:28

figured out how to tax the

1:27:30

sunlight or tax the rainfall property

1:27:32

tax, but if you're in a rural situation,