00:43:18.880And what's amazing is that businesses are now struggling to get workers and people aren't going out to businesses as well because they realized during the lockdown that they actually kind of like staying at home more with their families and just going to the local area rather than having to battle through all the traffic.
00:46:15.060The chief health officer here in Victoria as well, his wife is basically connected to the UN or the World Health Organization as well.
00:46:26.080Like there are all these funny connections and he got his job just before the start of the pandemic.
00:46:31.500And regarding this Safe Cities Network, it's amazing.
00:46:35.240Basically, there's been information that's come out that Victoria Police have essentially a central command and control hub, which gives them information that crosses the entire city.
00:46:46.700And what was happening when these protests were springing up, because they would try to spring them up in various suburbs of the city as well.
00:46:56.760And they essentially had the resources to transport hundreds of police to any part of the city.
00:47:05.580There was a protest which happened just down the road from where I live.
00:47:09.840And even once the majority of it was still over, I still saw these buses just going through these like little windy streets around where I live, full of police, taking the police just to that place.
00:47:22.700So it was like military level commander control organization for basically sending masses of police to quell any kind of dissent that happened anywhere in the city.
00:47:36.120And so that's how that worked in practice.
00:48:10.140They ship them in from other parts or whatever.
00:48:11.680But still, it's just like an army of like just cops everywhere.
00:48:15.420And it's like, how does this, how does this, where are they?
00:48:18.580We're paying for these guys with the rest of the rest of the, I haven't seen them in four or five years since the last, you know, problem happened with some protest or something.
00:49:04.520Are you happy for, how is the, uh, the implementation of that?
00:49:08.740I mean, in terms of like, uh, you know, because you talked about the vaccine passport and stuff like that.
00:49:14.040Not to, we, I remember we've played some clips, uh, from Australia.
00:49:17.380They're talking about digital IDs to get online and all kinds of things.
00:49:20.320There's all, there's all these things coming in the wake of this, which seems to be kind of, you know, uh, implemented regardless, uh, in a way.
00:49:27.320Is there any opposition to this, would you say generally, is there any pushback against this or are there any continued protests or have most of it kind of simmered down now?
00:49:35.040Um, there are still protests going on in Melbourne.
00:49:39.860Um, and I think in, in the major capital cities, they're not as big as they were at the end of 2021 and at the start of 2022.
00:49:46.240Um, that's, that's, that's a good question just to push things along and sort of talk about what happened after the, um, lifting of the lockdown here in Victoria.
00:49:55.360Um, basically the, the protest just absolutely took off.
00:50:00.100Um, every week after the lifting of the protests, the protest just got bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger.
00:50:06.420Um, it got to the point where it, uh, I think it was at the end of 2021 or the start of 2020.
00:50:15.5402022, I actually can't completely remember, but it's worth sharing a couple of the photos, uh, that I sent just of the crowds in Melbourne.
00:50:23.140Um, there were basically seas of people, um, and these were the biggest, yeah, there we go.
00:50:29.040Uh, so that's looking down Burke street.
00:50:31.620That's one of the main cities in the city, in the central business district.
00:50:38.260That's several blocks worth of, uh, hundreds of thousands of people, um, marching through Melbourne.
00:50:44.920Um, I went to, uh, one of the protests that I went to, I went along with, um, uh, several other people who involved in groups and guys who I've done live streams and podcasts with, um, Maddie Rose and, and Mark Moncrief.
00:50:59.640Um, Mark Moncrief, uh, got there earlier than I did and he saw the start of the procession.
00:51:03.820Um, that's, that, that one's from Canberra.
00:51:07.680Um, yeah, uh, from the, uh, basically, uh, from the start of the procession to the end, it took 55 minutes, uh, for the crowd to go past.
00:51:17.600Um, guys in other, other States, uh, the Stephen Wells, I think in Perth said that it took over an hour for the crowd to go past.
00:51:24.480So these are the biggest protests that we've ever seen.
00:51:27.280Um, again, the, the, the media kept referring to them as a fringe is just, uh, several thousand or hundreds or whatever.
00:51:34.120Um, and they kept talking up the, uh, the counter protests, which were tiny.
00:51:39.600Um, uh, so yeah, the, the, these protests were huge and it wasn't just one protest.
00:51:45.340This happened week after week, after week, after week.
00:51:48.440Um, so this was, uh, it got to the point where it could have been half a million or even a million, um, across the whole of Australia, um, protesting week after week, um, Saturday after Saturday.
00:52:00.480Uh, and so that, that was an expression that, um, there's, this isn't just some fringe movement that there's a huge, um, uh, groundswell of, uh, opposition to the vaccine mandates.
00:52:16.400Cause those were happening after the lockdowns were over and they were protesting against the vaccine mandates.
00:52:20.820So in answer to the question, yes, absolutely.
00:52:23.980Um, hundreds of thousands, over a million people regularly, um, pro, uh, protesting against these throughout the capital cities and not just once or twice, but week after week after week.
00:52:35.800There was a short break over Christmas and then, um, there were, the protests continued at the start of 2022.
00:52:41.260Um, and so then that finally builds to Canberra, um, because, uh, what people realize is, Hey, we're protesting each weekend throughout the cities.
00:52:53.060We're just marching around the city, getting tired, but you know, we keep coming back.
00:52:58.960Uh, the state governments aren't responding.
00:53:00.920So they finally decided to go to the center of power in Australia, which is Canberra.
00:53:05.920Um, which I always maintain as a city, which shouldn't exist, um, they, they, they, they tried to find a place halfway between Sydney and Melbourne just to quell interstate rivalry and just build this.
00:53:17.040I've actually looked at some of the architecture of, uh, Canberra.
00:53:31.960Like literally, um, if, if you look at the way that the giant Australian flag on the top of parliament housing, new parliament house in Canberra is built, it's, it's the frame of a pyramid.
00:54:21.400So, um, uh, I, I, I first started just seeing a little bit of things on social media and telegram saying that there was a convoy to Canberra.
00:54:30.180Um, and then, um, I saw a crowd, um, basically right up at the entrance, uh, right up at the, at the doors of parliament house.
00:54:40.740Um, and you had police literally forming a line along the doors of parliament house.
00:54:46.340Um, and you had people protesting, waving flags, chanting, all that sort of stuff.
00:54:50.140Um, the next day, the prime minister gave a speech at the national press con the national press club in Canberra and the protesters went there and they mobbed his car as he drove out of there.
00:55:01.020Um, and there were people swearing at him and, uh, trying to chase cars down the road.
00:55:16.160Hey, we've actually got to go to the center of power and actually take this to the, to the people who make the decisions directly.
00:55:22.680Cause, um, uh, Scott Morrison, our prime minister had always sort of tried to deflect the blame for the lockdowns and all the, all of the COVID tyranny onto the premiers.
00:55:33.080But people realized after a while, no, no, this guy's the prime minister, um, he's the guy that we've got to go to.
00:55:41.420And so then that weekend, there was a massive protest in Canberra.
00:55:44.900And then the following weekend, it was huge.
00:55:47.420Um, uh, some people have said it was hundreds of thousands.
00:55:51.160Some people have said it was over a million.
00:55:52.620Um, but, uh, yeah, those crowds were absolutely massive.
00:55:56.440Those photos that you showed, um, and they were the biggest protests that Canberra has ever seen as well.
00:56:01.880And so it's at that point that, um, the government pulls out, you know, the big stops.
00:56:08.020They've used rubber bullets before, um, they've beaten protesters, but now they're actually using this guy.
01:01:17.100He asked the speaker of the house, uh, directly whether, um, the L reds were used.
01:01:23.860And the response to him was, um, heckling and guffawing from the other MPs in parliament.
01:01:30.740And the speaker of the house, uh, sort of said, yeah, I'll get back to you on that.
01:01:35.560But the very, in his very last sort of breath, he sort of, he was like, I'll get back to you on that.
01:01:41.720Like basically like he was laughing at him.
01:01:43.900Um, but, but yeah, as, as we saw from that awkward smile, Canberra policing, uh, that, that, um, that, that clip is important because that's basically showing that this thing was mobile.
01:01:55.280People have questioned because they said that they were feeling sick at the camps.
01:03:15.800And, uh, they talked to a specialist who says that, um, the military was using this, the U S military would use it, um, to literally clear buildings of soldiers.
01:03:28.620And then they would have snipers to pick people off as they got out of the buildings.
01:03:32.440So we're not talking about grandmothers with, with, with heat stroke here.
01:03:36.180We're talking about hardened soldiers who are hit with something that says that makes them feel like I have to get out of where I am.
01:03:42.840I have to leave cover only to be put by a sniper.
01:03:48.840They have things that makes people throw, throw up, you know, it's all kinds of weird things like this new exotic technology, which is really, you know, kind of indicative of, of the whole, really the new era that we're moving into.
01:04:01.400And I guess we get, you know, we could tie these things in a little bit because we were talking before we, you know, started the live stream here of kind of like where this is going.
01:04:09.620And like, we have so many consequences now, not only of the lockdowns and then probably the vaccine and who knows what five, 10 years from now, where things are going to be with people's, uh, you know, if their immune system is compromised and so forth.
01:04:21.880But all these other issues that, that is being exacerbated one thing after another that, that happens, we've talked about supply chain disruptions.
01:04:30.160We've talked about people, you know, leaving their job, quitting their job, or they're losing their job.
01:04:34.340Their businesses go, their business go out of business.
01:04:38.380And then you have supply chain issues.
01:04:41.280Now with the Russia-Ukraine conflict, you have a food issue, right?
01:04:44.420They're one of the major grain exporters.
01:04:46.120You have energy, you know, gas and oil, which they want to do away with anyway, if we want to tie this into the Great Reset and all these kinds of things.
01:04:52.500And Australia is suffering under this as well as so many other Western nations are right now, where basically we have nothing to replace.
01:04:58.360Uh, energy with even the, I was checking up the other day here of the fertilizer issue, even that alone, right?
01:05:05.520Of like how much Russia apparently is producing, Canada's producing some of it.
01:05:08.720But if they ban all import exports, uh, coming in around Russia, like we might be looking at a, just a catastrophic scenario here within, within a year, potentially, or maybe a year and a half or maybe sooner.
01:05:21.480Well, what do you feel generally about where this is going?
01:05:23.660And I, and I guess I tied it into with the tech stuff because like, you know, Klaus Schwab, he's talking about the fourth industrial revolution.
01:05:29.700And it feels like the, the forces that we're up against, David, it's like, I think that they're thinking that they have this in the bag.
01:05:37.000They, they have now technologies at their disposal in ways where they can control mass populations in a way that they've never been able to do, uh, been able to do before.
01:05:49.380Well, uh, first and foremost, regarding Canberra, um, uh, although the protests here in Melbourne and some capital cities are still going on, um, everybody's left Canberra.
01:05:59.580I think people just don't want to go back.
01:06:01.400They don't want to feel the way that they want to feel again for starters.
01:06:05.080Um, regarding these engineered shortages that we're seeing, um, and they are absolutely engineered shortages.
01:06:10.840Um, like when you shut down the entire world economy and the, the supply chains, um, over a manufactured, um, pandemic, you're going to get supply chain issues.
01:06:22.580Um, at the start of this, back in early 2020, um, Scott Morrison assured everybody as people were stripping out supermarkets and leaving shelves bare, that we had enough food to feed three Australias.
01:06:47.680Um, so, uh, yeah, that's slowly been whittled away.
01:06:52.020Um, the way that we, um, source our food here in Australia, like we, we produce plenty of it.
01:06:57.160Um, but, uh, the farming industry uses, um, imported labor.
01:07:03.200They use students and, uh, labor from the Pacific islands to pick the fruit.
01:07:07.600Um, and they always say, oh, no, there are just some, some jobs Aussies won't do.
01:07:12.200Um, but the truth is it's just, they're not prepared to pay a fair wage.
01:07:16.280Um, and they don't seem to want to pay Aussie teenagers to do it, or maybe parents aren't motivated to get their teenagers out and do it as well.
01:07:23.900Um, but so when we shut the borders and we weren't bringing in, uh, uh, imported labor, um,
01:07:32.820they were worried that all of this, uh, food was going to rot in the fields.
01:07:36.160And so, you know, I think there's been some wastage.
01:07:39.060Um, and then we've, we've currently got the floods up in, uh, Queensland and Northern New South Wales, which are disrupting supplies again.
01:07:48.340Um, there have also been, uh, various supply issues because they've said that, um, a lot of the people in the supply chain are either, um, at home, uh, isolating.
01:07:59.000Um, or, you know, basically need to isolate due to COVID restrictions and all that sort of stuff.
01:08:03.200So again, all these engineered crises, um, and then when we look at fuel, um, the fuel situation in Australia, we, we do produce, um, uh, oil and quite a lot of gas.
01:08:14.140And we've got plenty of coal, but, um, there's been strong movements for a couple of decades to basically stop us using all the coal, which is right under our feet.
01:08:23.460Um, and don't even go to, don't even talk about nuclear power.
01:08:28.720Um, but I can't remember if it's two weeks or a month, but we've got either two weeks or a month's supply of oil.
01:08:35.280So just say there's a, uh, um, disruption to the global, um, supply chain of oil.
01:08:41.740Just, just say, just say our sea lanes are cut and Australia's cut off from the rest of the world because I don't know, we've picked a fight with a nuclear armed power, which has a really, really powerful Navy.
01:08:51.780Um, Australia's going to grow into a halt.
01:08:56.200Then the farms are a long, long way away and it takes, um, a lot of petrol to move, um, all the food to where you need to go.
01:09:03.680Um, uh, and Australians aren't really, um, growing food and have chickens in the backyards like we used to, um, back during World War II when we were able to get a lot of food ourselves.
01:09:14.560Um, so yeah, uh, it, it's an engineered crisis to basically get people to the point where they,
01:09:21.400they'll starve and it wouldn't surprise me if in the years coming, people get very hungry, there will be some kind of famine.
01:09:28.700But I think the government is always going to want to have its own foot on the lever.
01:09:36.000Um, I think what freaked the Canadian government out, for example, over the trucker convoy was that that was the people taking the supply chains into their own hands.
01:09:49.560So I think governments like to be able to squeeze this a little and then they see when the pressure is building up just a little bit too much and.
01:10:14.040So I think, I think what, um, governments across the world are wanting to do, um, is to just steadily choke us, um, just to the point where we just keep going back to the government and saying, you help us out.
01:10:26.240Um, and you know, they'll give us the option of, okay, um, we'll give you all this stuff, but we're going to take away your freedom and then we're going to take away your things and we'll, we'll supply it for you.
01:10:43.960And, and look at how that will tie you into like that as a behavior modification tool, essentially, where basically like, if you don't comply, if you don't do what you're told, you're cut off.
01:10:55.060So that the, the idea of, of being independent and stuff that, that they want that out the window.
01:10:59.360And part of that, I mean, again, we've talked about agenda 2030, sustainable development goals and all that stuff.
01:11:04.480Much of that has been also about driving people off of the countryside into mega hub, you know, mega cities you're supposed to put, you know, if you, if, if your life sucks, you're supposed to put on the, the VR headset and be in the metaverse and sitting in a pod and, you know, eating bug juice or something.
01:11:18.580That's, that's like, that's where, that's where they want us.
01:11:21.740It might sound kind of triton and, you know, kind of cringe almost, but it's like, they're, these are the things that they're talking about, right?
01:11:29.200They're, they'll make life so miserable and, and impossible to navigate with all these like technical, you know, technical, technical hurdles, essentially, that you have to come crawling and begging to them to survive.
01:11:42.500And, and at that point, they, they have you in the, in the bag.
01:12:02.340Um, and it, it's also why I mentioned right at the start, I mentioned the Reclaim Australia rallies, um, which went on.
01:12:08.740Uh, that was something that was going on right when I started XYZ.
01:12:12.800And that was, uh, going on when the European migrant crisis, um, was in full swing.
01:12:20.280Um, and a lot of Aussies here in Australia, uh, a lot of Aussies were getting red-pilled on Islam.
01:12:28.920Um, we were finding out, oh, this is what the Quran actually says.
01:12:32.840And these people who they say are extremists, uh, they're just following the Quran.
01:12:37.360Um, and so that was one of the things that red-pilled me on race because I realized, oh, look at the way that Islam conquered these territories
01:12:49.340and then steadily over the course of centuries, those places became, many of them became 100% Muslim.
01:13:36.040Um, uh, yes, so all governments are in favor of this population replacement for various reasons, whether it's ideological, um, economic, um, uh, just because they're evil.
01:13:48.980Um, and so what was happening in Australia in 2015, um, uh, basically a patriotic movement, um, sparked up called Reclaim Australia, which was against, um, Islamization, against Muslim immigration.
01:14:20.680And you might think that's terrible optics, but it's great optics because it means that, um, mums and dads don't want to take the kids along for the next podcast.
01:14:27.140And so from, yeah, and so from there you had only the guys who were prepared to stand up to Antifa.
01:14:31.620And you basically had two, um, groups of political activists being separated by the police and the police are stopping, uh, Antifa are always trying to get to the, to the right-wing guys.
01:14:43.600Um, and the media says, oh, the protests were violent and they blame it on the right-wing guys.
01:14:48.260And so that's how that was able to be dissipated.
01:14:51.220Um, what was going on with the protests last year and at the start of this year, um, in Australia, that was the first, uh,
01:15:00.720real, um, chance of a genuine nationalist movement in Australia, um, arising again since 2015.
01:15:11.000Um, because, uh, would you be able to show the photos of, uh, the Melbourne protests and the Canberra protests again?
01:15:30.640Um, uh, and we wrote articles about it.
01:15:33.660Like we, we, uh, Adam Piggott wrote a brilliant piece basically pointing out, um, that the immigrants who've come here, um, they don't really care how bad it gets here because it's always going to be better than the place that they came from.
01:15:46.440So they're not going to rock the boat.
01:15:48.220Um, it's the Aussies who have seen our freedoms, uh, uh, even pre COVID, um, just being taken away steadily from us.
01:15:57.700And seeing the culture of the place, uh, just go crazy, uh, and woke, um, who are standing up and saying, no, we're not going to take any more of this.
01:16:17.040And it was, it was great to see Aussie flags, uh, the red end sign being, uh, waved the, the Eureka flag.
01:16:26.020Those are really important Australian flags that people were, um, waving the Aboriginal flags and also flags of their various countries, whether they're European countries or other countries.
01:16:36.300Um, what you had was, uh, to, to borrow Marxist term, um, white people all congregating, but who are still, who still lacked a race consciousness.
01:16:49.420But the longer that this went on, um, the more chance there was of a genuine race consciousness, uh, coming together.
01:16:57.280Um, and so when you want to look at why these L reds were used, um, we can go, yeah, um, uh, they were worried about security.
01:17:08.600They wanted to do parliament, uh, cause you know, the, the protests were designed to coincide with the restarting of parliament, but that, that, that's the main issue.
01:17:17.980They're like, we don't want this gravy train to stop.
01:17:22.380We can't let our system of mass immigration, um, population replacement, uh, basically, uh, pumping the country full of people so that we can pretend that we have an economy that's growing so that we can then con more immigrants to come to Australia and keep replacing the country.
01:18:21.980And then there's a few, and of course they wheel them out in the front and stuff.
01:18:24.900And then they, but you know, largely these are conservative movements and then, but then they also have this, well, yeah, but it's not about race, but then they push the, the few minorities that they have to the very forefront to prove to the, to the leftist and the globalists that hate them, that they're not the Nazis that they, that they claim that they, you know what I mean?
01:18:41.560It's this, look, I get it that they're trying to optically kind of find their way out of this.
01:18:46.800But as, as you say, and this is one thing you're alluding to as well at the, at the bottom line, these are, these are primarily European Australians, right?
01:18:54.260The, the, the, the UK, uh, other European countries too, the founding stock of, of Australia that built Australia.
01:19:09.580That's why so many of these globalists and the elites up at the top, they, they, they, they don't want these pesky Europeans or putting demands on certain things.
01:19:17.360They want to go back to some period when they had, they had a better life, right?
01:19:20.860They want people to keep their head down, kind of generally obey.
01:19:24.060And if you, you know, that's just part of the reality that if you came from it, from a shitty country, as you said, it's always going to be better.
01:19:32.020Even if it's, if it's worse for us, it's maybe better for them still.
01:19:37.960So no replay, look, the replacement agenda, that's, that's still like, you know, number one on that, on that list, as far as I'm concerned for them.
01:19:53.120That's been very facetious because, you know.
01:19:54.960And then yet you have, you have two European nations also now fighting and, and, and the expectation that all these other, look at how, you know, Zelensky is pushing to get all the NATO countries to go and line up their, their, their guys to fight Russia now.
01:20:44.960And he was basically talking about how they wargamed everything.
01:20:48.380Um, and what he's predicted has been happening, like he, he was talking about how they would, uh, basically, um, they wargamed what happens if Biden wins the election.
01:21:02.040And they said at some point they will start a war to basically get the patriotic Americans, um, on their side for a little while, or at least try to.
01:21:12.420Um, and we, we know that Hillary Clinton was like, uh, trying to start a war with Russia.
01:21:17.280And that's why a lot of people were very happy that Donald Trump won in 2016.
01:21:41.920I was, yeah, I was trying to find, I remember I was reading that, uh, I forget if it was blacklisted news that had one of those about the, the conflict.
01:21:49.300But yeah, someone was talking about that too, that someone had war, I mean, they do these, um, uh, you know, they have supercomputers that runs, they, they have like real life.
01:21:58.840This sounds crazy if you're not aware of these things, but they basically have, uh, uh, the, the world simulated inside of these supercomputers and they run different scenarios off of each other to try to predict essentially what, like what, what's going to happen next.
01:22:18.420Um, and I forget if it was, if it was this source or whatever, but yeah, this, this is, it's absolutely, we're in crazy kooky times here, uh, David.
01:22:26.480And, and, and I mean, anything is, is, is possible and I'm, I'm really worried about the future.
01:22:32.500Look, I, I don't want the electrical grid to go down.
01:22:35.840I don't want some cyber attack to happen.
01:22:37.420I don't want the, the food supply, obviously the food supply to be, you know, dwindling.
01:22:56.720We've been so comfortable for such a long time.
01:22:59.200I mean, you know, we don't really, uh, get out there and try to, you know, restore some kind of normalcy or like you doing so toppling these people at the very top.
01:23:18.400I mean, I'm not sure if you've seen about like the doomsday bunkers and stuff, and apparently a lot of globalists are buying like properties in New Zealand and stuff.
01:23:24.660And they have their, there's various places where they're like, they will, they will light the powder keg, go and run and hide for six months to a year, maybe a year and a half in some comfy doomsday bunker for millionaires.
01:23:37.920And then they, you know, surface later and just hope like, Oh, how many people died?
01:23:55.580You're saying, yeah, no, no, it's just, I mean, it's just, it's, uh, I, I just, I'm very aware of the fact that they might just, um, try to just cause as much problems as possible.
01:24:09.820And hopefully that this is over, right?
01:24:11.040I think the, I mean, I'm not sure if the Georgia Guidestones are correct or whatever, according to their philosophy, but on some level, I mean, these elites, they've been talking for a long time about the fact that the world is overpopulated.
01:24:21.820And these are, of course, the worst people that are fit to, that should decide of who gets to say, stay and who should go.
01:40:10.040So to tie this with GLUB, I don't have any illusion about restoring a civilization that's going to last forever, because I think this cycle will continue as long as, you know, as we're here.
01:40:25.040It's simply, it's in human nature and I think it'll continue until Jesus comes back and whenever that is.
01:40:32.040I don't have any, I don't necessarily think it's end times.
01:40:36.040It could be, but it doesn't have to be.
01:40:40.040The thing is that what's going on at the moment is that we have access to all this information where we're able to see all these cycles and we can see what's coming.
01:40:49.040And so people are making preparations.
01:40:51.040As you say, we're creating this parallel society.
01:40:54.040The globalists who are running the show at the moment, they have access to all this information as well.
01:40:59.040And what they're trying to do is they're trying to wipe this out so that we can't recreate something afterwards.
01:41:03.040And so I think that's, yeah, that's what makes what's going on right now pivotal.
01:41:09.040And it's frustrating too, like we don't get to go in some glorious battle to save our people.
01:41:19.040It might simply mean that, you know, we have to learn to grow food and grow connections with people who might be slightly annoying, but they understand the same thing as well.
01:41:44.040But, I mean, I think some of these big cities are going to just turn into the zombie horde hellholes within, I mean, just a couple of days, essentially.
01:41:52.040And you'll probably see marauding, you know, gangs and, you know, groups, tribes will form around these things and they'll potentially go into, you know, other areas.
01:42:03.040They'll try to seek food and fuel and all these kinds of things.
01:42:06.040I guess it's, you know, Australia was ahead of the curve on that one with the Mad Max, right, scenario of sorts.
01:42:14.040I mean, again, I hope it doesn't get that bad, but I'm just, I'm readying myself mentally for, like, anything is possible here.
01:42:21.040And I know that, and I know many people listening as well, they're like, they feel this, they feel something is ramping up.
01:42:28.040What do we need to do to prepare and stuff?
01:42:30.040Right now I'm looking into, you know, how do we sustain and maintain some kind of food production system?
01:42:34.040And, you know, what do you need and stuff?
01:42:36.040And this is, it's not something you just do overnight, you know what I mean?
01:42:40.040It takes time and you need to know people.
01:42:43.040You need to have a lot of people around you that you know, that you can rely on and you know that you'll help each other out because that's what it's going to take at the end of the day.
01:42:50.040I think it's cooperation, what we're looking at, you know?
01:42:54.040And just having those connections to your family.
01:42:56.040Again, one of the insidious things about the vaccines is that like so many people in our families have taken the vaccines and so we don't know if they're going to live or be able to reproduce.
01:43:04.040But yeah, we've got to build these alternative networks.
01:43:11.040Like I've lost 12 kilos in the last five years and I've been able to keep that off and improving my own fitness just because I'm like, I may need to.
01:43:26.040So yeah, building these networks, starting with ourselves, getting ourselves right with God and with our people and just going, okay, we can't rely on the government because we know what the government's trying to do to us.
01:43:51.040It's late in the game, but there's still the more and the harder they push and the quicker, you know, things begin to deteriorate around people.
01:43:59.040They will begin to look for answers and they'll begin to like, okay, what the hell is going on here?
01:44:05.040So I'm also very encouraged over the fact that there's like there's so many variables.
01:44:09.040There are things that can happen or that show up even late in the game that will change the trajectory that would change the game that will change things.
01:44:16.040And look, at times of great crisis and great need, that's when most humans, most men step up to the plate.
01:44:25.040And in some cases, that's what we need to take things to the next level.
01:44:29.040So it's a time of great danger, but also a time of great opportunity.
01:44:33.040And the hard thing I feel is like this, you have to have, first of all, willpower.
01:44:41.040And the second thing is you got to kind of learn to enjoy seeing things transform around you and see it as an opportunity as opposed to just like a doomsday, you know, black hole and abyss that no one's going to escape from.
01:44:54.040So a lot of it is, look, I'm not saying it's not hard physically, but a lot of it is about the mental battle as well.
01:45:07.040Like I said, like you can't rely on everything falling apart tomorrow so that you can finally do all those things that you've been preparing for.
01:45:19.040But at the same time, yeah, we've been too comfortable.
01:45:23.040It's something I recognized several years ago and I've taken steps to deliberately put myself in uncomfortable situations and I don't like it, but you grow through it.
01:45:32.040You become more resilient and you make yourself ready for whatever's coming, whether it's the slow siege, whether it's the collapse.
01:45:44.040I like the way things, how we were talking about here at the end as well, the big picture of stuff.
01:45:50.040But again, I think that, you know, the great big takeaway here as well, we cannot forget this.
01:45:55.040I hope that we're going to see much more again, depends on how bad things get and what that what the next, you know, news story is what happens with the Russia Ukraine conflict.
01:46:03.040But the point is, I know for a fact that there's a lot of people that are working actively, you know, in front of the cameras and behind the camera, so to speak, of like holding people accountable and responsible for what they're done.
01:46:16.040And I think the vaccine thing is one of the might be one of the first dominoes that fall.
01:46:20.040And that would do a lot, I think, to help to wake people up as well.
01:46:23.040I know that there's a lot of people that have taken the vaccine and they've gotten all kinds of strange side effects and adverse events and stuff.
01:46:29.040And they're they're pissed off like they want to have someone who's responsible because they were told.
01:46:33.040I mean, we showed the article the other day was like 95.
01:47:36.040They still got the money and they still got their plans.
01:47:39.040And this they might take one step forward, but then we're going to take another two.
01:47:42.040Sorry, they might take one step back, but then they're going to take another two steps forward.
01:47:47.040So that's why it's important just to keep developing these networks that we've built like, oh, like during that great period of 2016, 2017, when we had access to millions of people because the algorithms weren't squashing everything.
01:48:01.040And then these last couple of years when again, there's been a major uprising of millions of people across the West.
01:48:08.040And we've been able to make all these connections like when the when the media runs like scare stories that how the far right is taking over the protest movement.