Red Ice TV - No-Go Zone： Energy Crisis (Dark Winter), Nature To Be Tradable Asset Class & Covid Camps

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00:04:18.000 They say it happened on October 4th at the Walgreens on St. Joseph Avenue.

00:04:33.320 The family of four includes two adults and two young children, both too young for the Pfizer or any other COVID vaccine.

00:04:39.940 Well, the family's attorney, Daniel Tooley, shared with us what he says are vaccination cards given to the family by Walgreens.

00:04:46.940 They show children born in 2016 and 2017 were given a Pfizer coronavirus vaccine.

00:04:53.420 The family says they left the pharmacy thinking they had gotten their flu shots, but a Walgreens employee later called them and said they had made a mistake.

00:05:01.160 Tooley says the children have been taken to a pediatric cardiologist, and the family was told both are showing signs of heart issues.

00:05:08.040 We've reached out to Walgreens several times but have not yet heard back.

00:05:11.080 We have, you know, one in 10,000 side effects.

00:05:16.340 That's, you know, way more, 700,000, you know, people who will suffer from that.

00:05:22.820 So really understanding the safety at gigantic scale across all age ranges, you know, pregnant, male, female, undernourished, existing comorbidities, it's very, very hard.

00:05:36.860 And that actual decision of, okay, let's go and give this vaccine to the entire world, governments will have to be involved because there will be some risk and indemnification needed before that can be decided on.

00:05:51.680 You've invested $10 billion in vaccinations over the last two decades, and you figured out the return on investment for that.

00:05:58.200 And it kind of stunned me.

00:05:59.080 Can you walk us through the math?

00:06:00.800 In a Wall Street essay, Bill Gates declared vaccines the best investment I've ever made.

00:06:06.400 Our foundation is a bit more than $10 billion, but we feel there's been over a 20 to 1 return.

00:06:13.380 So if you just look at the economic benefits, that's a pretty strong number compared to anything else.

00:06:19.700 If you had put that money into an S&P 500 and reinvested the dividends, you'd come up with something like $17 billion, but you think it's $200 billion.

00:06:26.800 Here, yeah, you know, helping young children live, that has a payback that goes beyond any typical financial return.

00:06:37.520 Remember them.

00:06:39.160 Remember their names and who they are.

00:06:43.560 Remember what they said and what they did not say.

00:06:46.060 Remember what they did and what they did not do.

00:06:52.180 When all is done, the guilty will be punished.

00:06:55.060 That's right.

00:07:01.380 There's no other way.

00:07:01.980 The guilty will be punished.

00:07:03.140 Welcome, ladies and gentlemen.

00:07:04.120 Thank you for joining us here today.

00:07:05.200 This Woden's Day.

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00:07:50.080 We have a jam-packed show.

00:07:51.320 A lot of important things to go into, actually, when it comes to not only the COVID stuff.

00:07:56.880 We have some other things we're going to cover in the beginning, some things that the financial,

00:08:01.560 the greedy little banking class are working on, which is to get their hands on the next

00:08:07.880 big breakthrough, which is essentially nature, turning nature into an asset class.

00:08:12.520 It's a pretty interesting story, actually. 0.92

00:08:14.660 And, of course, it's just beyond fucking sick, but we'll get into that later. 0.92

00:08:19.740 I'm going to start out on the energy crisis here in a bit, too. 0.98

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00:08:33.780 We do on the weekends an exclusive show called Weekend Warrior, and we covered the energy shortage

00:08:37.660 a bit there, and this is kind of a follow-up, a little bit, expansion to that topic, too.

00:08:42.500 You know, it has to do with the shipping thing.

00:08:44.440 They're blaming COVID for this, but there's other things going on here, you know, as we

00:08:48.040 pivot towards going carbon neutral and, you know, going into the green economy and all 0.96

00:08:53.800 these kinds of bullshit, right?

00:08:54.720 So it's kind of a manufactured crisis, really, which is absolutely intentional. 1.00

00:09:00.940 All right.

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00:09:34.440 Let's dive into this here, then.

00:09:36.460 We have a lot of things to...

00:09:37.620 Let me just pause that for a second.

00:09:38.780 There we go.

00:09:39.840 Just make sure everything's working and up and ticking here.

00:09:43.580 But I think we're good.

00:09:44.560 I think we're good to go.

00:09:46.180 Let's start with this.

00:09:47.060 As I said, we're going to talk about the energy crisis here in the beginning.

00:09:50.280 But let's check out a clip from Siberia first.

00:09:55.540 I guess it's somewhat related to Russia, allegedly.

00:09:58.700 This is when it comes to Europe.

00:09:59.740 It's kind of being blamed for the increased energy prices in the EU and Europe overall.

00:10:07.000 So we'll talk about that.

00:10:08.360 But apparently a boiling sinkhole showed up all of a sudden in Siberia, swallowing two cars.

00:10:15.680 I'm not sure why it's boiling.

00:10:17.460 Is it a hot, what do you call it, a geothermal source underneath?

00:10:21.620 Or is there pipes or something?

00:10:23.340 I'm not sure why.

00:10:24.640 I think it's a pipeline, actually, a burst pipeline.

00:10:28.800 So I'm not sure if it's just boiling water or if this is for oil or other things.

00:10:32.860 But it's under the road.

00:10:34.980 So presumably it would be for just running warm water, I would assume.

00:10:38.320 I just didn't know it was running at that temperature, like literally boiling.

00:10:41.000 Anyway, check this out.

00:10:41.720 It's kind of interesting, it's bringing down two cars and almost a third one down into it.

00:10:47.100 Check this out.

00:10:59.760 Bet you can poach some eggs in that.

00:11:01.460 I would say no one was injured.

00:11:28.280 But three hospitals and 21 apartment buildings were left without heating.

00:11:34.480 So I guess it's just the heating system pipeline or something like that, right?

00:11:39.260 Are there water in those?

00:11:40.320 I thought they had them, I remember the kind of the radiator system we had in Sweden.

00:11:45.160 We ran, I think, oil in most of those.

00:11:47.980 But anyway, what are you going to do?

00:11:50.520 Siberia, good stuff.

00:11:51.520 All right.

00:11:51.780 So let's talk about this here.

00:11:55.480 Energy crunch, heating U.S. homes set to break the bank this winter.

00:12:01.060 That's right.

00:12:01.500 So if you think you're going to struggle with all the vaccinated people, maybe not showing up to work, maybe actually dying or something like that.

00:12:10.040 Well, you're also going to struggle with paying your heating bills.

00:12:12.760 As they're expecting the U.S. to also suffer from, I'm not sure how they know this, but apparently an exceptionally cold winter as well.

00:12:20.940 So let's check out this article from Al Jazeera here.

00:12:23.160 Heating bills in the U.S. are set to soar this winter as global prices for natural gas, heating oil, and other fossil fuels surge.

00:12:31.100 Winter is coming and consumers in the U.S. had better brace themselves for a sharp rise in heating bills.

00:12:36.600 That was the message from the U.S. Energy Information Agency.

00:12:40.160 He said, as we head into winter 2021 to 2022, retail prices for energy are at a near multi-year highs in the United States.

00:12:51.200 The EIA said on Wednesday in its latest short-term energy outlook,

00:12:55.760 we expect that households across the United States will spend more on energy this winter compared to the past several winters

00:13:00.660 because of these high energy prices and because we assume a slightly colder winter than last year in much of the United States.

00:13:09.000 I'm not sure how they figured that one out, but what are you going to do?

00:13:12.360 The number makes for a grim reading for households already struggling to make ends meet

00:13:16.440 and which must now contend with soaring costs for natural gas, electricity, heating oil, and propane.

00:13:23.020 Households that rely primarily on natural gas for heating, nearly half of the U.S.,

00:13:27.340 are expected to spend 30% more on average to keep warm this winter.

00:13:31.860 If temperatures are 10% colder than average this winter, they could see heating bills climb 50% or more. 0.99

00:13:40.100 Holy shit. 0.97

00:13:41.600 The roughly 40% of U.S. households that stay warm with electricity are expected to spend 6% more on average this winter, 0.99

00:13:48.740 significantly less than if you're talking about natural gas, interesting,

00:13:52.380 and 15% more if temperatures are colder than average.

00:13:56.560 The 5% of U.S. households that rely on propane are really in for some sticker shock.

00:14:03.140 Have you heard that term? Some sticker shock? I haven't heard that term before.

00:14:07.020 They could see their heating bills soar 54% on average this winter

00:14:11.340 and could have been paying 94% more if winter is colder.

00:14:16.540 Wow. The EIA defines the winter heating season as October through March.

00:14:24.640 Its expectation for a colder winter is based on forecasts from NOAA.

00:14:29.460 Skyrocketing heating bills promise to heap even more pain on U.S. households,

00:14:32.820 especially low-income ones that are also having to contend with higher costs for other essentials like food and shelter.

00:14:39.580 And, of course, that's also going up, right?

00:14:41.520 We have the inflation, the food prices going up, there are shortages, there are supply chain issues.

00:14:46.660 You're not going to get all your cheap Chinese plastic toys this year, it looks like. 1.00

00:14:52.700 Oy vey, what are you going to do?

00:14:54.540 But, of course, being serious here, this will extend to things that actually will impact people, too,

00:14:59.660 because you can't, you know, semiconductors, there's shortage of that.

00:15:02.320 But, you know, vital, you know, production things, which basically much of the West and the U.S.

00:15:07.660 and, you know, have outsourced to countries like China and, you know, Taiwan, India is producing a lot.

00:15:14.600 You know, it's all going over to Asian countries, basically, right?

00:15:17.820 So we read an Atlantic piece or part of an Atlantic piece of the Week in Warrior in the Week in Warrior show,

00:15:24.360 and they actually talked about, surprisingly, I was shocked by this, the Atlantic,

00:15:28.380 the globalist outlet, the Atlantic, actually proposed that the U.S. begin to produce more at home.

00:15:33.800 Can you imagine that?

00:15:35.960 It's going great for the globalist project, I guess.

00:15:39.240 So in the wake of this, the White House asks kindly for oil and gas companies to help lower fuel costs.

00:15:45.920 I'm sure that's going to work out just fine.

00:15:48.580 Is that, how involved is this?

00:15:50.420 I didn't know there was a paywall thing.

00:15:52.560 Let's see if they have that on archive here.

00:15:54.360 Here it is.

00:15:56.680 Okay.

00:15:57.220 The White House has been speaking with U.S. oil and gas producers in recent days about helping to bring down rising fuel costs,

00:16:03.280 according to two sources familiar with the matter.

00:16:07.420 I always love them saying that.

00:16:08.620 Energy costs are rising worldwide, in some cases leading to shortages in major economies like China and India.

00:16:14.380 And the U.S. average retail cost of a gallon of gas is at a seven-year high,

00:16:18.400 and winter fuel costs are expected to surge, according to the U.S.

00:16:21.100 That's what we, you know, talked about.

00:16:22.440 But, yeah, so we've seen power outages in China.

00:16:25.740 Apparently some of the factories are running like, what was it, something like, three days, you know, on, two days,

00:16:31.020 and then plus the weekend off, right?

00:16:33.140 Stuff like that.

00:16:35.220 Lebanon, which, of course, are doing very, very poorly, you know, economically speaking,

00:16:40.780 and in other ways as well, mostly because of, you know, Israel and Hamas and sanctions and all that kind of stuff, right?

00:16:48.300 They have total blackouts in, you know, in their capital, Beirut and other areas, too.

00:16:54.780 And Hamas was bringing in oil from Iran, actually.

00:16:57.160 And, of course, how could you possibly see them as bad guys?

00:16:59.880 They're actually helping to run the country at this point.

00:17:01.700 And so this is set to worsen here, obviously.

00:17:06.880 And, of course, it doesn't help to, you know, it's not going to work to ask these companies.

00:17:11.900 I mean, this is completely a self-inflicted wound in the sense that I think we're going to,

00:17:15.780 we're just remarkably going to go over to, you know, to green and a green economy.

00:17:20.700 You know, carbon offset, you know, absolute zero.

00:17:23.500 We're going to be a net zero carbon.

00:17:25.520 We're going to just build wind and solar farms everywhere.

00:17:29.100 And, of course, this is not meeting, you know, it's not making up for what we're losing

00:17:33.280 by decommissioning coal, you know, coal power plants and things like that.

00:17:37.860 And all of that might not be ideal.

00:17:39.240 I still think on some level, you know, nuclear.

00:17:43.540 I mean, I wish they were invest more in, you know, fusion.

00:17:47.800 Obviously, coal fusion would be ideal, but even Tokamak reactors and other exciting things

00:17:51.540 out there.

00:17:51.860 And apparently China is working on some of this stuff, but I'm not sure why they're not,

00:17:54.660 you know, I guess not ready yet, you know, fire that up or whatever.

00:17:57.920 But in the absence of those technologies, you just have to go for nuclear power, right?

00:18:04.780 And apparently there are ways now you can deal with the spent nuclear fuel as well.

00:18:12.640 I forget if it was you could utilize, basically neutralize it or utilize every,

00:18:16.000 every, like all the aspects from it or something like that.

00:18:19.060 It's still run at a very, you know, low end kind of, it's still literally like boiling

00:18:23.980 a pot of water, though.

00:18:25.260 That's like the, what do you call it, the transversion, the trans, that's the term I'm 1.00

00:18:31.400 looking for when it comes to energy, the transformation, I guess, of the energy, right?

00:18:34.100 Of going from actually being, you know, radioactive and producing heat.

00:18:37.860 We're still down to not absorbing that heat or doing something more interesting with that.

00:18:42.960 But it's still like, we're literally just boiling water that drives a turbine, you know.

00:18:47.440 But still, it's still better than other options, I think.

00:18:51.080 Energy crisis in wake-up call for Europe to ditch fossil fuels,

00:18:54.640 which is a completely contradictory headline here.

00:18:56.960 So, I would think if it's, you know, if it's getting colder and people talk about a,

00:19:01.200 you know, Mondra minimum, an ice, a mini ice age, maybe even a full-on ice age that we're

00:19:05.900 entering into, maybe because of solar, you know, activity or lack of thereof and things

00:19:10.880 like that.

00:19:12.580 Why would you go away from fossil fuels at this point?

00:19:15.460 Unless they're, you know, actually trying to claim that it's like, well, it's running out

00:19:18.760 or whatever.

00:19:19.900 There's some theories and speculation and some research that seem to indicate that some of

00:19:23.960 these oil sources replenish, abiotic oil, right?

00:19:28.120 So, one of the other interesting theories here.

00:19:29.860 Not sure what to make of that.

00:19:30.820 But anyway, listen to this video here.

00:19:33.180 Some of the arguments never make sense when you talk about this kind of stuff.

00:19:35.600 Like, what are we going to go over?

00:19:37.540 The most logical thing would be you have to fall back on things that actually are proven

00:19:41.380 to work, right?

00:19:42.600 Anyway, listen to...

00:19:43.760 This is a global issue.

00:19:44.940 So, it's not just predictions of $100 oil.

00:19:47.480 It's huge increases in natural gas prices.

00:19:50.140 Even coal costs are skyrocketing.

00:19:52.000 Walk us through first what's causing this and if there's an end in sight.

00:19:57.300 Well, Allison, like everything else right now, supply is just not keeping up with demand.

00:20:04.040 We've seen demand for energy return because people are flying more, they're driving more,

00:20:11.460 they're commuting.

00:20:14.800 Didn't we just have lockdowns in most parts of the world?

00:20:18.620 We just go through this, of like, people are not flying, they're not driving to work,

00:20:25.280 they're not being out and about.

00:20:27.780 How can demand be up?

00:20:30.440 Unless they're arguing that, well, more people spend more time at home and therefore that's energy cost

00:20:35.360 because it's, you know, then you have to heat all the homes and electricity in those homes,

00:20:40.280 all of those homes, as opposed to people going to one office,

00:20:42.200 which I would assume be cheaper to heat one building as opposed to multiple ones,

00:20:46.100 even though they're smaller or something.

00:20:47.600 Give me something.

00:20:49.920 It doesn't make sense.

00:20:50.680 Anyway, keep listening here.

00:20:51.520 The problem is that whether it's coal or natural gas or oil, supply has not kept up.

00:20:57.840 And I think there's a lot of reasons why.

00:21:00.780 On the supply front, let's look at oil first.

00:21:03.680 OPEC is still holding back a lot of barrels.

00:21:07.680 It took off an unprecedented amount of production back in March and April 2020.

00:21:13.060 And it's been gradual, very slow to return those barrels.

00:21:17.100 Okay, so they did that because of the pandemic, right?

00:21:19.000 Didn't they do that?

00:21:19.860 Everything shut down and stuff, right?

00:21:22.180 Why are they not picking up?

00:21:23.400 Who's going to pressure them to just pick up the pace here again?

00:21:27.420 Is this what's, I mean, I know in the UK with the gas shortage and the increased prices and stuff,

00:21:31.480 they're talking about that that's because they just don't have drivers and stuff.

00:21:34.300 But I've heard from people in the UK that say that's just not true.

00:21:38.120 They're trying to blame it on a labor shortage. 0.99

00:21:40.100 And like, where did everybody go?

00:21:41.860 Did everybody die of the vax already?

00:21:43.560 And they're just not telling us?

00:21:44.660 I don't understand.

00:21:47.040 You're telling me there's not people that could drive these trucks?

00:21:49.260 You know, they're going to bring in the army?

00:21:50.380 I think the UK was talking about this.

00:21:51.760 It's crazy, right?

00:21:52.400 But anyway, let's keep going.

00:21:53.720 The same thing with US oil.

00:21:56.280 It's also been slow to return production.

00:21:58.860 When you look at coal, we know that coal has fallen out of favor with many governments. 0.98

00:22:05.080 Which is at this point just dumb, frankly. 0.90

00:22:06.800 They should just pick that up again. 0.96

00:22:08.220 Around the world.

00:22:09.780 And it just is not viewed as economical.

00:22:13.480 And we've seen a lot of power plants shift away from coal.

00:22:16.520 They've gone to natural gas and renewables instead.

00:22:19.820 And so now there's actually more of a need for coal.

00:22:22.380 So we've seen coal prices spike up.

00:22:24.200 And then there's natural.

00:22:25.140 So, Heather, there's more.

00:22:27.800 Okay, let me listen to that again.

00:22:29.040 I don't want to be micro-picking on this guy.

00:22:30.980 But it's just the supply has gone up.

00:22:33.560 The demand for it has gone up.

00:22:35.220 But it's fallen out of favor with the major governments.

00:22:37.800 Which means fewer and fewer governments and nations are using it to buy with.

00:22:42.040 How can demand for it have gone up?

00:22:43.740 This just doesn't.

00:22:45.080 Are they just making something up?

00:22:46.460 Can you just come on and just speak different words to us for two minutes?

00:22:50.740 And then we'll claim we'll cover this.

00:22:51.900 We've seen a lot of power plants shift away from coal.

00:22:54.400 They've gone to natural gas and renewables instead.

00:22:57.440 Okay, so is that why the natural gas is going up then?

00:23:00.540 Again, why is coal falling out of favor?

00:23:02.740 Because the carbon thing and the climate crisis, right?

00:23:05.700 And so now there's actually more of a need for coal.

00:23:08.280 So we've seen coal prices spike up.

00:23:10.140 And then there's...

00:23:10.560 More need for...

00:23:11.400 I don't understand.

00:23:12.740 It's just...

00:23:13.240 He's too high Q for me.

00:23:14.600 There's natural gas.

00:23:15.400 Part of that is the fact that oil production is down.

00:23:19.320 And when you produce oil, you produce a certain amount of natural gas.

00:23:22.980 Also, we've seen weather-related events.

00:23:25.540 There hasn't been as much strong wind in Europe.

00:23:28.780 And so that has...

00:23:29.820 That's just beautiful, right?

00:23:32.620 Oh, man.

00:23:33.300 Imagine that.

00:23:33.820 Oh, well, there's no wind.

00:23:35.460 Can't turn on the fridge, honey.

00:23:37.560 Or can't get any heating because there was less wind.

00:23:40.400 Oh, my God.

00:23:42.920 It's just...

00:23:43.400 They're phasing out everything.

00:23:45.300 And they're, like, demolishing our living standards intentionally.

00:23:50.220 And then they're blaming...

00:23:51.500 They're going to blame ignorance for this.

00:23:52.820 They're going to say, oh, well, this was...

00:23:54.120 We thought we could, you know, make up for this with solar and wind and things like this, right?

00:24:00.880 You know, there's people speculating that there's some really interesting options out there.

00:24:04.820 I still don't know about that.

00:24:05.800 We've heard about it a lot over the years.

00:24:07.080 We've covered some of it.

00:24:08.020 And, you know, there's speculation that some people that have had innovation in this area,

00:24:13.720 energy production or even conversion or even extraction, however you want to view on it,

00:24:19.260 they have been taken out of circulation, basically, because they are...

00:24:24.020 It would enable people to power their homes fairly cheaply and their vehicles and things like that.

00:24:30.320 And it wouldn't generate as much money.

00:24:32.980 Anyway, let's keep going.

00:24:33.660 It's hurt the generation of wind.

00:24:35.540 And the other thing with natural gas is to remember that, you know,

00:24:41.360 Russia is a huge player on the natural gas front.

00:24:44.380 And Russia is actually exporting less natural gas today to Europe than it was in 2019.

00:24:50.660 And the IEA recently basically called out Russia and said they think that Russia can do more.

00:24:55.620 So we have to see if Vladimir Putin decides to try to send some more oil,

00:25:00.840 sort of more natural gas to Europe or not.

00:25:03.020 So basically, it's Russia's fault. Gotcha. Okay. 0.90

00:25:07.080 Okay. Shut up, Shatner. I don't want to say anything about that. 1.00

00:25:09.420 Did he go to space or what happened with that?

00:25:11.480 Star Trek actor William Shatner reached space?

00:25:16.760 Anyway, I don't want to watch that. Anyway, you get the idea.

00:25:20.360 Putin says Russia is not using gas as a weapon, claims U.S. added to energy crisis.

00:25:24.860 And in fact, Putin said we've sent more natural gas to Europe.

00:25:29.580 I think he said 15% more than they did last year or something like that.

00:25:32.520 So as usual, the wires are crossing and the beams are crossing and we can never get a straight answer.

00:25:38.460 I was trying to find some statistics on this to figure this out.

00:25:41.820 And it wasn't easy.

00:25:42.600 Just like how much natural gas is Russia providing to Europe annually and things like that.

00:25:49.700 And it was like a jungle of just trying to get a straight answer on this.

00:25:52.820 So I'm not sure what's true in this department.

00:25:55.340 I would figure, and it's not because we love Putin or anything like that,

00:25:58.820 but I would figure it would be the West that would be lying about something like this.

00:26:02.360 Although there is, of course, a true and clear incentive by Putin to be able to use this,

00:26:09.020 to leverage this to their favor, of course, I totally would understand that they would do too.

00:26:14.820 Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia stands ready to help Europe as its energy crisis continues.

00:26:20.240 He denied that Russia was using energy as a weapon against its neighbor.

00:26:24.020 Putin said Europe's gas crisis was largely its own fault

00:26:26.780 and that other suppliers, including the U.S., had reduced supplies to the region.

00:26:32.360 Interesting.

00:26:34.020 We are not using any weapons, Putin told CNBC in Moscow on Wednesday,

00:26:38.140 according to a translation, implying like we don't even know if that's true.

00:26:41.840 Maybe they translated it wrong.

00:26:43.540 Even during the hardest part of the Cold War,

00:26:45.420 Russia regularly has fulfilled its contractual obligation and supplies gas to Europe.

00:26:51.340 He said, describing reports that Russia has withheld gas supplies to Europe,

00:26:54.900 Putin called such accusations politically motivated blather,

00:26:57.500 and there was nothing to support it.

00:26:59.380 The idea that we use energy as a kind of weapon.

00:27:01.120 And on the contrary, he said Russia was expanding its supplies to Europe.

00:27:03.900 And I think he said something like, we've increased it with 15%.

00:27:06.680 I listened to the clip earlier.

00:27:07.760 It was kind of boring, so we're going to have to listen to it.

00:27:10.900 And so they're having some Russia Energy Week, I guess, this week or something like that.

00:27:15.800 But, okay.

00:27:16.740 Higher gas prices in Europe are a consequence of a deficit of energy and not vice versa.

00:27:21.340 And that's why we should not deal in blame shifting.

00:27:24.880 This is what our partners are trying to do, he told delegates at the event.

00:27:28.060 The European gas market does not look to be well balanced and predictable, he said,

00:27:32.660 with the main reason being, he added, that not everything in this market depends on the producers.

00:27:38.180 No lesser role is played by the consumers of gas.

00:27:42.080 Anyway, interesting.

00:27:42.780 So, yeah, he said the increased gas supplies to Europe by 15% this year.

00:27:48.800 So is he lying or is Europe lying?

00:27:50.280 Is the puppets in the U.S. media lying?

00:27:54.020 I would assume it's the U.S. media, but you never know, right? 1.00

00:27:56.480 So China, of course, is saying, fuck that green shit. 1.00

00:28:02.260 We're building more coal-fired power plants because we're not going to deal with this bullshit 1.00

00:28:06.620 of rolling blackouts and going green and all that gay stuff. 0.99

00:28:09.720 So China plans to build more coal-fired plants.

00:28:12.760 Deals blow to UK's COP26 ambitions.

00:28:17.080 I forget what COP stands for again, but it's the environmental annual conference that they have each year.

00:28:23.640 Their renewed commitment to coal could scupper Britain's aim to secure global phase-out pact at climate summit. 0.61

00:28:34.320 So, you know, China saying no more feminist gay things on TV to our kids. 0.99

00:28:39.580 The boys need to be exposed to more manly role models, right?

00:28:42.460 They're doing good things here.

00:28:43.840 They're building coal-fired power plants.

00:28:46.320 China plans to build more coal-fired power plants

00:28:48.660 and has hinted that it will rethink its timetable to slash emissions

00:28:53.320 in a significant blow to UK's ambitions for securing a global agreement on phasing out coal

00:28:58.120 at the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow.

00:29:00.740 In a statement after a meeting of Beijing's National Emergency Energy Commission,

00:29:05.460 the Chinese premier, Li Kuyangeng,

00:29:09.900 something like that,

00:29:10.460 stressed the importance of regular energy supply

00:29:13.560 after swaths of the country were plunged into darkness

00:29:15.720 by rolling blackouts that hit factories and homes.

00:29:18.660 Are they going to do,

00:29:20.380 are they going to build those plants

00:29:22.960 in the same way they built the hospitals

00:29:25.800 during the early phase of the COVID outbreak?

00:29:27.920 Do you guys remember that?

00:29:29.200 They were like throwing up these,

00:29:30.640 what do you call them,

00:29:32.800 like IKEA-style COVID hospitals

00:29:35.980 and just like, you know, one after the other.

00:29:38.280 I'm not sure what came of that,

00:29:39.540 but I'm sure if they wanted to,

00:29:41.680 they could build it very quickly.

00:29:42.580 If we need to do something in the West, 0.71

00:29:44.380 oh my God, it would take 20 years.

00:29:47.140 I mean, they would never do it.

00:29:48.000 They would never build carbon,

00:29:49.560 you know, coal power plants.

00:29:52.520 But if they did,

00:29:53.500 they would say like,

00:29:54.080 ah, we'll take 20 years to do that.

00:29:56.920 Bill Hoover over on Interprestream says,

00:29:59.000 I wonder if any of the companies

00:30:00.240 that are paying Hunter Biden

00:30:02.160 will benefit from the crisis.

00:30:04.420 Was that the,

00:30:05.180 were you talking about the Burisma stuff

00:30:07.480 or something like that?

00:30:08.200 Was that some of the,

00:30:09.000 you're talking about the Ukraine,

00:30:10.360 was that energy companies?

00:30:11.800 I forget which one that was.

00:30:14.440 I think some of it was energy,

00:30:16.180 but I think it was some other stuff too.

00:30:17.360 I just remember the Clintons

00:30:18.400 and the uranium thing, right?

00:30:20.980 They were actually selling America's uranium

00:30:23.820 or something, right, to Russia.

00:30:25.940 Stuff like that.

00:30:27.140 No, nuclear power, that's the way to go.

00:30:28.700 Thank you, Bill.

00:30:29.060 I appreciate that.

00:30:29.640 Okay, so we also, of course,

00:30:33.940 have the issue of the supply chains, right?

00:30:36.040 So let's talk about that a little bit.

00:30:38.100 White House scrambles to address

00:30:39.640 a looming Christmas crisis.

00:30:42.180 So as we know,

00:30:42.900 all of this is ultimately down to,

00:30:45.620 it's down to, 1.00

00:30:46.940 are we going to get our cheap Chinese shit 1.00

00:30:49.800 in time for all of this, 0.99

00:30:53.860 you know, for the Christmas season, essentially, right?

00:30:56.500 That's what they're worried about here.

00:30:58.720 Now, again, as I said,

00:31:00.200 there is some real genuine worry about it too

00:31:03.520 in the sense that

00:31:04.200 some of the vital stuff that we do need

00:31:07.220 to keep industry going and things like that

00:31:08.860 also seems to be on the chopping block

00:31:10.520 when it comes to the supply chain.

00:31:11.880 So it's not only about your, you know, 0.99

00:31:13.480 cheap plastic crap, 0.99

00:31:15.200 but actually vital things as well. 0.98

00:31:17.500 It says here,

00:31:17.860 the congested supply chain

00:31:18.960 is disrupting the holiday season

00:31:20.660 and creating a political and economic headache

00:31:22.620 that could undermine

00:31:23.460 Biden's economic recovery plans.

00:31:26.420 That's right,

00:31:26.720 because right now,

00:31:27.820 Biden is what he's known for right now.

00:31:32.620 Joe Biden is the economic recovery plan.

00:31:36.800 That's happening right about now.

00:31:39.420 I think it's happening now.

00:31:41.020 Am I not wrong?

00:31:42.880 President Joe Biden is relieved,

00:31:45.100 to relieve congestion

00:31:47.180 across the nation's complex shipping supply chains

00:31:50.680 with double chocolate chip ice cream

00:31:54.620 as it threatens to disrupt the holiday season

00:31:58.340 for millions of Americans.

00:31:59.520 With just over 10 weeks until Christmas,

00:32:01.940 the White House is leaning heavily

00:32:03.560 on port operators,

00:32:05.060 transportation companies,

00:32:06.440 and labor unions

00:32:07.700 to work around the clock

00:32:08.940 unloading ships

00:32:09.820 and hauling cargo to warehouses 0.73

00:32:11.160 around the country.

00:32:11.780 So this has gotten some traction

00:32:13.620 in the last couple of weeks,

00:32:17.580 I think,

00:32:17.960 with all of these ships

00:32:19.240 off of the,

00:32:20.580 specifically the West Coast,

00:32:22.820 the LA port.

00:32:23.820 There's a couple of other ports,

00:32:24.800 I think,

00:32:25.000 in California as well,

00:32:26.540 where they're just sitting there.

00:32:27.600 These ships are just,

00:32:28.980 what's happening here, right?

00:32:30.220 Well,

00:32:30.960 this is complicated.

00:32:32.680 This is pandemic things

00:32:33.920 and COVID.

00:32:35.280 And it's like,

00:32:36.380 I think there's more to this than that.

00:32:39.080 This is the absolute serial.

00:32:40.940 This is the intentional destruction

00:32:43.640 of the system, right?

00:32:44.580 This is,

00:32:45.700 the strategy here

00:32:46.940 is called order out of chaos, right?

00:32:49.760 We know that these people,

00:32:51.140 they want to build

00:32:51.800 essentially a ledger-based,

00:32:54.260 or if you prefer,

00:32:54.840 then a blockchain-based

00:32:56.080 internet of things

00:32:58.000 type of supply chain

00:32:59.200 which ties into

00:33:00.080 the fourth industrial revolution

00:33:01.520 and things like that.

00:33:02.220 And we wouldn't just pivot

00:33:03.240 to these kinds of things

00:33:04.100 if there was no reason to do so.

00:33:06.180 So there you have to

00:33:06.740 introduce a problem

00:33:08.480 and the pandemic,

00:33:09.720 of course,

00:33:09.980 is the perfect excuse to do this.

00:33:12.560 Doesn't mean that there are,

00:33:13.440 I do generally believe

00:33:14.480 there are some issues

00:33:15.260 as a consequence of this.

00:33:16.660 And of course,

00:33:17.280 it might be even worsened,

00:33:18.580 of course,

00:33:18.880 with the massive amounts

00:33:20.540 of people that have gotten vaccinated

00:33:22.000 if and when they start to get sick,

00:33:23.680 as many people speculate.

00:33:25.180 Then you would see a potential,

00:33:27.020 I mean,

00:33:27.300 an absolute collapse of that.

00:33:29.320 And it would be,

00:33:31.180 depending on the numbers,

00:33:32.220 depending on how sick people get them,

00:33:33.640 we might not only talk about deaths here,

00:33:35.280 we might talk about people

00:33:36.040 that just get so,

00:33:37.700 I mean,

00:33:38.000 they get sick,

00:33:38.740 they call in sick,

00:33:40.380 they can't go to work,

00:33:41.120 they're sick, right?

00:33:43.880 Who's going to show up

00:33:44.520 and do that job?

00:33:45.820 Of course,

00:33:46.120 at the end of this,

00:33:46.800 if Klaus Schwab gets to decide,

00:33:48.040 well,

00:33:48.240 the robots show up,

00:33:49.120 the AI shows up,

00:33:49.980 your replacement,

00:33:51.240 the automation shows up

00:33:52.080 and takes care of that.

00:33:53.560 But in the short term,

00:33:54.440 that means standstill

00:33:55.940 when it comes to these kinds of things,

00:33:56.940 Biden will meet virtually Wednesday

00:33:59.140 with industry leaders

00:34:00.120 before delivering a speech

00:34:01.040 on the administration's effort

00:34:02.100 to address the bottlenecks.

00:34:03.500 I think they have a clip on that

00:34:04.580 in the bottom here.

00:34:05.760 Supply chain mess

00:34:06.460 risks creating new economic

00:34:07.560 and political turbulence

00:34:08.460 for Biden in the coming months.

00:34:11.500 Empty store shelves

00:34:12.400 could undermine

00:34:13.120 the administration's

00:34:13.900 economic recovery plans

00:34:14.980 and weigh on consumer confidence

00:34:17.480 and memories

00:34:19.800 of a disappointing Christmas

00:34:21.420 could linger into 2022

00:34:23.000 with supply chain problems

00:34:24.360 expected to last

00:34:25.200 much longer

00:34:26.240 than many officials

00:34:27.240 and economists

00:34:27.940 expected

00:34:28.540 just a few months ago.

00:34:32.460 Check these on entropy

00:34:33.640 real quick here.

00:34:34.200 Black Phillips says,

00:34:35.100 Henrik,

00:34:35.700 I have trouble trusting

00:34:36.500 what's going on

00:34:37.200 with the supply chain issue

00:34:38.160 and supposed lack of labor.

00:34:39.900 I don't buy

00:34:40.480 the mainstream media narrative 0.98

00:34:41.580 and it seems fake and gay. 0.97

00:34:43.380 Almost a purpose 0.98

00:34:44.620 to raise prices artificially

00:34:45.820 is on the state

00:34:46.960 is not your friend.

00:34:48.120 No, that's absolutely true.

00:34:49.280 I think there is something to that.

00:34:50.900 I think they're messing about

00:34:52.180 to create the chaotic conditions

00:34:54.180 so that they can offer us

00:34:55.680 the solution to come in

00:34:56.700 and say,

00:34:57.040 well, look at this.

00:34:57.640 We have all this

00:34:58.240 fancy new technology here

00:35:00.080 and we're going to have

00:35:01.680 Internet of Things

00:35:03.160 and we're going to connect everything

00:35:04.260 and it's going to be all-knowing

00:35:05.220 and all-seeing

00:35:05.780 and an omnipotent AI

00:35:07.380 is going to oversee

00:35:08.200 the very complex shipping systems

00:35:09.740 and stuff like that.

00:35:10.840 Granted, it has become

00:35:11.860 more and more complicated

00:35:12.620 over the years

00:35:13.220 as more and more

00:35:14.620 production is outsourced

00:35:16.240 and then you have to ship in.

00:35:17.460 But again,

00:35:17.900 now we're seeing

00:35:18.500 the failure

00:35:20.620 of these kinds of systems

00:35:21.780 and globalization overall.

00:35:24.560 The solution here

00:35:25.600 would be, of course,

00:35:26.240 to bring back jobs

00:35:27.260 to the West

00:35:28.960 which have outsourced them.

00:35:30.500 We have become

00:35:30.980 the West

00:35:31.740 basically are the paper pushers.

00:35:33.160 This is how they break down

00:35:33.840 the global

00:35:34.320 into the globe

00:35:35.340 into zones essentially.

00:35:36.820 The West,

00:35:38.200 Europe,

00:35:38.740 America specifically,

00:35:39.680 but to a certain degree

00:35:40.520 in Australia

00:35:41.600 and basically

00:35:42.980 where there's white people

00:35:44.240 have become

00:35:44.620 the paper pushers,

00:35:45.620 the administrators,

00:35:46.960 the policy makers,

00:35:48.380 if you will.

00:35:49.820 And then you have

00:35:50.480 South America

00:35:53.140 has become

00:35:54.180 kind of like a bread basket.

00:35:55.580 A lot of the production,

00:35:56.460 food,

00:35:56.840 fruits,

00:35:57.340 vegetables,

00:35:57.860 these kinds of things

00:35:58.480 happening there.

00:35:59.540 Of course,

00:36:00.080 it's happening in other parts too

00:36:00.980 but then Asia

00:36:01.580 is like the production.

00:36:02.800 That's where everything

00:36:03.540 is made essentially,

00:36:05.280 you know,

00:36:05.380 things like that.

00:36:06.560 And they were seeking to like,

00:36:07.920 we can readjust the whole,

00:36:09.620 I remember there's stories

00:36:10.480 like that out of Sweden

00:36:11.460 where they're like,

00:36:12.400 they could have brought back

00:36:13.540 production of the Saab,

00:36:15.420 you know,

00:36:15.680 automobile for example

00:36:16.620 and things like that.

00:36:17.380 Volvo of course

00:36:17.940 had been outsourced

00:36:18.560 for the most part

00:36:19.140 and sold off

00:36:19.740 and stuff like that.

00:36:20.820 But the government

00:36:21.260 had an option

00:36:21.860 and an opportunity

00:36:23.300 at some point

00:36:23.960 to help out

00:36:25.180 in some of the deals

00:36:25.800 to keep them going

00:36:26.500 and stuff.

00:36:27.120 Basically,

00:36:27.600 they were representatives

00:36:28.200 from the government there

00:36:29.160 that were overseeing this

00:36:30.320 and they were basically saying,

00:36:31.720 no,

00:36:31.900 we're doing fine.

00:36:32.980 We don't want

00:36:34.160 a production economy.

00:36:35.000 We want an administrative one.

00:36:38.080 And so that's not a secret

00:36:38.900 that they've kind of

00:36:39.580 tried to do it that way.

00:36:41.060 Liken Warrior says,

00:36:42.100 video,

00:36:43.280 Catholic Nun says

00:36:43.980 COVID-19 vaccines

00:36:44.940 are a globalist plot

00:36:47.100 for depopulation control.

00:36:48.240 Pop Francis

00:36:48.660 and their spiritual leader.

00:36:50.220 Interesting.

00:36:50.640 Maybe we can check that out

00:36:51.620 in the Vax segment.

00:36:53.900 Thank you for the link,

00:36:54.660 Liken.

00:36:54.900 I appreciate that.

00:36:55.480 Let me put that in

00:36:57.000 down below.

00:37:00.500 I think I should

00:37:01.720 open it though.

00:37:03.140 One second, guys.

00:37:03.740 Let me open that right away

00:37:04.600 because otherwise

00:37:05.060 I might lose it

00:37:05.920 and lose it in the flow

00:37:07.500 later on

00:37:08.020 if I had the windows

00:37:09.440 open already.

00:37:10.380 Thank you.

00:37:10.760 I appreciate that.

00:37:11.300 Let me put that in there.

00:37:13.140 Let me see.

00:37:14.400 Somewhere around there

00:37:15.180 should be fine.

00:37:17.180 Okay.

00:37:17.460 Thank you.

00:37:18.760 Appreciate that.

00:37:21.100 Close a couple

00:37:21.720 of windows here.

00:37:23.820 Okay.

00:37:24.120 Yeah.

00:37:24.300 Let's check out

00:37:24.940 the video here.

00:37:25.640 Let's see what

00:37:25.920 they're talking about.

00:37:27.160 Jen,

00:37:28.420 let's circle around

00:37:29.280 with that.

00:37:29.640 Saki,

00:37:30.260 speaking about the

00:37:30.980 supply chain issues

00:37:32.060 and the White House.

00:37:34.720 Walmart,

00:37:35.660 UPS,

00:37:36.600 FedEx,

00:37:37.080 Samsung,

00:37:37.920 Home Depot

00:37:38.540 and Target

00:37:39.020 are using more

00:37:39.680 off-peak

00:37:40.260 and nighttime hours

00:37:41.200 to increase throughput.

00:37:43.100 These commitments

00:37:43.620 will move more goods

00:37:44.460 faster,

00:37:45.020 including toys,

00:37:46.340 just in case

00:37:46.940 you were wondering,

00:37:47.800 appliances,

00:37:48.580 my kids are,

00:37:49.380 and furniture

00:37:49.960 that Americans

00:37:50.820 What about the toys,

00:37:51.800 guys?

00:37:52.060 purchased online

00:37:53.000 or at their local

00:37:53.780 small businesses

00:37:54.520 and parts that are

00:37:55.880 sent to U.S. factories

00:37:56.920 for our workers

00:37:57.600 to assemble into products,

00:37:58.700 which will strengthen

00:37:59.260 the resiliency

00:37:59.940 of our supply chains.

00:38:01.720 Today,

00:38:02.040 the Port of Los Angeles

00:38:03.000 is expanding

00:38:03.800 to 24-7 operations,

00:38:06.080 which means

00:38:06.420 it has nearly doubled

00:38:07.800 the hours that cargo

00:38:08.980 will be able to do.

00:38:09.400 You're telling me

00:38:09.780 they haven't done that yet?

00:38:11.100 You're telling me

00:38:11.480 there's been months

00:38:12.140 and months of that

00:38:12.820 and they didn't do that yet?

00:38:14.600 That in and of itself

00:38:15.800 is incredible, right?

00:38:16.840 But again,

00:38:17.240 then it's like

00:38:17.700 that it's vaccine mandates

00:38:19.260 and then you have

00:38:19.780 lockdowns

00:38:20.840 and there's like

00:38:21.300 all these things on top

00:38:22.300 that's compounding the issue.

00:38:23.900 We understand this,

00:38:24.900 but you're telling me

00:38:26.480 they can bring in more people

00:38:28.220 and I don't know.

00:38:30.580 It's just faking it.

00:38:32.080 ...able to move

00:38:32.360 out of its docks.

00:38:33.980 Go ahead.

00:38:34.380 On the supply chain issue,

00:38:36.100 Secretary Buja

00:38:36.780 just saying

00:38:37.360 that there may be challenges

00:38:38.540 for last-minute shoppers.

00:38:41.440 Secretary Yellen says

00:38:42.620 there could be

00:38:43.120 isolated shortages

00:38:44.020 of goods

00:38:44.540 in the coming months.

00:38:45.220 So can you give us

00:38:45.840 a realistic breakdown

00:38:46.760 of what Americans

00:38:48.400 could be facing

00:38:49.580 on these shortages

00:38:51.980 come the holiday season?

00:38:53.340 What are we talking about?

00:38:54.240 For shipment of goods,

00:38:55.100 which I assume

00:38:55.520 is what you're asking about.

00:38:56.460 So the reason

00:38:58.080 that the president

00:38:59.280 has been working

00:39:00.060 so hard for months,

00:39:01.660 long before the last few weeks,

00:39:03.620 to address supply chain issues

00:39:05.320 is because he knows

00:39:06.240 and he knew

00:39:07.340 they were multifaceted

00:39:09.140 and that they were impacting

00:39:10.680 a lot of different industries.

00:39:11.920 I know you're asking

00:39:12.620 about shipment.

00:39:13.780 No, I was asking

00:39:14.340 about the chip,

00:39:15.400 the chocolate chip,

00:39:16.280 double chip,

00:39:16.960 chocolate, chocolate,

00:39:18.160 double chip,

00:39:19.440 chocolate, ice cream.

00:39:20.240 And the shipment

00:39:21.580 and movement of goods.

00:39:22.880 And obviously

00:39:23.320 the announcement today

00:39:24.480 related to the ports

00:39:25.940 is a reflection

00:39:27.160 of action taken

00:39:28.140 by the president,

00:39:29.060 by this administration

00:39:30.200 to have an immediate impact.

00:39:34.180 Obviously there's more

00:39:35.260 that we will continue

00:39:36.100 to press to.

00:39:37.200 There's more you could have done.

00:39:39.780 Like,

00:39:40.980 we're doing an internet show.

00:39:42.100 We knew about this

00:39:43.080 at least six,

00:39:46.460 seven months ago.

00:39:47.520 You tell me that,

00:39:49.000 well, we're doing

00:39:49.480 those things right now

00:39:50.380 and now we've increased

00:39:51.260 the port activity

00:39:52.840 at the L.A. port.

00:39:53.940 To be done

00:39:54.420 as we're looking

00:39:55.440 to increase

00:39:56.200 the shipment of goods

00:39:57.140 moving more quickly.

00:39:58.920 That's one of the bottlenecks.

00:40:01.260 This is why people

00:40:02.220 think it's incompetence.

00:40:04.300 It's why people

00:40:05.020 confuse that

00:40:06.060 and think that,

00:40:06.800 well, our leaders 1.00

00:40:07.320 are obviously dumb 1.00

00:40:08.260 and not intelligent 1.00

00:40:09.620 and we're just suffering

00:40:12.440 from a,

00:40:12.960 from a,

00:40:15.060 you know,

00:40:16.400 an oligarchy 1.00

00:40:17.420 that are just too dumb 1.00

00:40:18.360 to understand how to do it. 1.00

00:40:19.360 These are just

00:40:19.880 the front men

00:40:21.000 and the spokesperson

00:40:21.580 to give us excuses.

00:40:23.480 These are not the people

00:40:24.440 that are,

00:40:24.820 they're,

00:40:25.160 they're root cause

00:40:26.240 of why this is happening,

00:40:27.240 right?

00:40:27.820 They're just there

00:40:28.560 to defend

00:40:29.080 like the current regime,

00:40:30.280 basically.

00:40:30.460 It's in the supply chain

00:40:31.400 that will help address

00:40:32.520 those concerns people have.

00:40:34.880 Look, we,

00:40:35.680 we,

00:40:36.120 I can't make a prediction

00:40:37.280 for you

00:40:38.160 that we're going to solve

00:40:39.120 every issue tomorrow

00:40:40.100 and next week.

00:40:40.920 We're not.

00:40:41.520 We're coming out

00:40:42.120 of an economic crisis

00:40:44.400 caused by a...

00:40:45.800 Coming out?

00:40:46.820 We're coming out

00:40:47.800 of an economic crisis.

00:40:50.740 See,

00:40:51.240 this is what they'll do.

00:40:52.220 Like,

00:40:52.560 they'll put,

00:40:53.060 they'll put,

00:40:53.640 they'll push,

00:40:54.700 you know,

00:40:55.300 not Dementia Joe,

00:40:56.360 but Dementia Janet Yellen

00:40:57.500 up on stage

00:40:58.200 to,

00:40:58.540 to make three minute pauses

00:41:00.440 while she's arguing

00:41:02.040 that everything

00:41:02.960 is totally fine.

00:41:04.280 If we can just lift

00:41:05.620 the debt ceiling

00:41:06.320 and just get,

00:41:08.120 get the United States,

00:41:09.580 but 20 extra trillion

00:41:11.620 into debt,

00:41:12.760 then we'll,

00:41:13.420 that will fix the problem.

00:41:14.760 You see,

00:41:15.060 that's,

00:41:15.520 if we can do it that way,

00:41:16.480 not a problem whatsoever.

00:41:17.980 A pandemic,

00:41:19.320 but what we are doing

00:41:20.480 is working to,

00:41:21.760 using every tool

00:41:22.600 at our disposal

00:41:23.180 to ease the impact

00:41:24.800 on the American people,

00:41:25.860 ease the impact

00:41:26.500 on families.

00:41:27.800 As we look to the...

00:41:28.820 They have literally

00:41:29.460 spent the last,

00:41:30.360 I mean,

00:41:30.640 this has been going on

00:41:31.260 for decades,

00:41:31.740 don't get me wrong,

00:41:32.240 this has nothing to do

00:41:32.880 with the Biden regime.

00:41:33.820 I'm not trying to say

00:41:34.260 it's their fault

00:41:34.980 or something,

00:41:35.520 but,

00:41:35.760 but like,

00:41:37.280 what they have been doing

00:41:38.260 the last 20 months

00:41:39.100 is literally

00:41:40.020 is to make things

00:41:41.060 as,

00:41:42.260 as horrible,

00:41:43.640 as difficult,

00:41:44.680 as possible,

00:41:45.740 right?

00:41:46.620 Forceful medical procedures,

00:41:48.180 experimental medical procedures

00:41:49.500 in order for you

00:41:50.080 to return to work

00:41:50.900 or participate in society.

00:41:53.400 Just the big,

00:41:54.720 you know,

00:41:55.000 these trillion dollar

00:41:56.540 spending bills

00:41:57.320 and stuff like that,

00:41:57.840 getting your future generations

00:41:59.140 further in debt,

00:41:59.940 which they never will be able

00:42:00.980 to pay back.

00:42:01.580 It's incredible.

00:42:02.660 The lies

00:42:03.360 that they just keep pushing,

00:42:04.380 right?

00:42:04.860 Archie says over on

00:42:05.660 Entry Stream,

00:42:06.120 a UK politician

00:42:08.300 has suggested

00:42:09.120 turning the new

00:42:10.620 Afghani refugees

00:42:11.460 into truck drivers,

00:42:12.580 I was waiting for something

00:42:13.420 like that,

00:42:14.300 to reduce fuel delivery shortages.

00:42:16.180 That will be great

00:42:16.960 for lighting up malls

00:42:17.900 at Christmas time.

00:42:18.900 That's right.

00:42:20.260 They will indeed

00:42:21.060 light up those malls.

00:42:22.080 Remember,

00:42:22.460 was that in Germany

00:42:23.940 a number of times?

00:42:24.900 I forget if it was,

00:42:26.500 I don't think it was

00:42:26.940 maybe exclusively

00:42:27.860 Afghan refugees,

00:42:28.820 but a few of them

00:42:29.460 I definitely know.

00:42:30.700 There's been a lot of attacks

00:42:31.940 on the Christmas markets,

00:42:35.140 right,

00:42:35.380 that they have in Germany.

00:42:37.080 And they're very angry

00:42:38.100 about this,

00:42:38.660 whether it's

00:42:39.180 our pagan themes

00:42:40.600 like the Christmas tree

00:42:41.540 or the manger scene

00:42:43.080 or something like that,

00:42:43.820 right?

00:42:43.980 They're very upset about this

00:42:45.320 and they don't like that.

00:42:48.120 I was waiting for that.

00:42:49.500 And even,

00:42:49.820 but see,

00:42:50.300 even from that perspective,

00:42:51.480 like how,

00:42:52.180 how can there be a shortage?

00:42:55.460 They're literally in poor,

00:42:56.620 I mean,

00:42:56.820 I know,

00:42:57.220 okay,

00:42:57.660 I know these people

00:42:58.320 don't go to work,

00:42:59.240 et cetera,

00:42:59.500 and stuff like that,

00:43:00.040 right?

00:43:00.580 But there's more people

00:43:01.540 than there are

00:43:02.600 jobs available.

00:43:04.900 Obviously,

00:43:05.200 that's been the case

00:43:06.340 for many,

00:43:06.800 many years,

00:43:07.240 right?

00:43:08.080 It's very interesting.

00:43:09.820 Odin Land says,

00:43:10.560 we're moving to

00:43:11.220 northern Idaho

00:43:11.900 at the end of the month.

00:43:12.700 Glad we have

00:43:13.100 like-minded people like you

00:43:13.920 and Vincent James close by.

00:43:15.720 Well,

00:43:15.840 let us know.

00:43:16.240 Reach out.

00:43:17.020 Send us an email.

00:43:17.580 Redice at proctomail.com.

00:43:18.620 Let us know.

00:43:19.000 That's good to hear.

00:43:20.440 And welcome to the community.

00:43:22.340 It's a bunch of good people up here.

00:43:23.880 So good to hear that.

00:43:24.800 Thank you,

00:43:25.740 Odin Land.

00:43:26.120 Cockfrey Zone says,

00:43:26.720 the problem with all

00:43:27.680 of these supply issues

00:43:29.140 is that those in

00:43:30.040 charge of making decisions

00:43:31.120 to deal with it,

00:43:32.860 hate us,

00:43:33.520 and want us replaced 1.00

00:43:35.900 slash dead. 0.99

00:43:37.520 So no matter what they weigh, 0.78

00:43:43.220 we can't trust them

00:43:44.400 even if they are telling the truth.

00:43:45.600 Well,

00:43:45.860 that's true.

00:43:46.660 Yeah.

00:43:48.520 They want to make it

00:43:50.800 as difficult for us

00:43:51.600 as possible.

00:43:52.120 That's absolutely true.

00:43:53.640 They hate us.

00:43:54.360 They want us gone.

00:43:55.360 And so this is not,

00:43:56.040 every discussion

00:43:57.960 that you have

00:43:58.780 that you hear

00:44:00.260 in the mainstream

00:44:00.680 like this

00:44:01.080 is about thrashing

00:44:01.740 at the branches.

00:44:02.360 and it's kind of a,

00:44:04.680 it's not that it's not,

00:44:05.680 it's going to turn

00:44:06.860 into a serious issue.

00:44:07.780 So it's of course

00:44:08.240 worth to discuss,

00:44:09.220 but like they're thrashing

00:44:10.040 at the branches

00:44:10.980 of this thing

00:44:11.560 and they will never

00:44:12.620 go to the root

00:44:13.200 of the problem

00:44:13.780 to see what the origins are

00:44:15.600 and see what,

00:44:16.180 you know,

00:44:16.480 what their role in it

00:44:17.460 to make it worse as well.

00:44:19.260 So that's true.

00:44:20.000 Thank you,

00:44:20.300 Cockfrey Zone.

00:44:20.640 Bill Hoover again says,

00:44:21.880 I'm calling BS.

00:44:23.260 They're trying to hype up

00:44:24.260 the economy

00:44:24.880 to get people

00:44:25.400 to buy a bunch of goods now

00:44:26.720 because the car is doing,

00:44:28.860 the car is doing so terribly

00:44:30.700 because of the COVID

00:44:31.500 vaccine mandates.

00:44:32.480 It's the car.

00:44:34.160 You mean the production,

00:44:34.980 I think, right?

00:44:35.600 Is that what you're

00:44:35.960 talking about, Bill?

00:44:38.180 Because the car is doing

00:44:39.320 so terrible

00:44:39.800 because of the COVID

00:44:40.400 vaccine mandates.

00:44:41.780 Yeah, I know there's been

00:44:42.560 car sales.

00:44:44.820 Were they down?

00:44:46.220 I've seen contradictory

00:44:47.260 info about this.

00:44:49.600 I think it was

00:44:50.260 2020, by the way,

00:44:51.480 the stats I saw

00:44:52.320 from the car sales

00:44:53.240 and they were still

00:44:53.960 fairly good or something,

00:44:55.220 but 2021,

00:44:56.300 they've been much lower.

00:44:57.240 I think that was

00:44:58.140 the difference.

00:44:59.860 But yeah,

00:45:00.320 I call BS on it too.

00:45:01.260 Thank you, Bill.

00:45:01.700 I appreciate that.

00:45:02.240 Odin Lanigan says,

00:45:02.980 we have two young boys,

00:45:04.420 Vigo and Einar.

00:45:05.220 Nice names.

00:45:05.700 I like that.

00:45:06.620 We would like to get

00:45:07.420 a nationalist

00:45:08.000 homeschooling system going.

00:45:09.180 Grandma is like-minded,

00:45:10.200 retired teacher.

00:45:10.940 Any thoughts?

00:45:11.800 Yeah, that's a good thing

00:45:13.220 to take off air,

00:45:13.940 of course,

00:45:14.300 but reach out to us

00:45:15.340 and we'll definitely

00:45:16.380 have to discuss

00:45:16.880 something like that.

00:45:17.620 I appreciate it.

00:45:18.560 And welcome

00:45:20.400 when you're up here.

00:45:21.040 Appreciate it.

00:45:21.400 Robo Thinks says,

00:45:22.340 late to the show,

00:45:23.160 are you and Lana

00:45:23.580 doing a live Halloween

00:45:24.640 weekend warrior

00:45:25.500 and any offensive

00:45:27.680 costume plans?

00:45:28.360 So what I think

00:45:30.140 we'll do

00:45:30.580 is we have Halloween

00:45:33.060 on the,

00:45:33.840 what is it again,

00:45:34.740 31st, right?

00:45:35.540 So that's Sunday

00:45:36.300 in two and a half weeks.

00:45:40.220 So what I think

00:45:41.080 we'll do

00:45:41.460 is we'll do

00:45:42.140 our Halloween thing

00:45:42.760 on the 29th,

00:45:43.840 on the Fridays.

00:45:44.700 We'll merge it in

00:45:45.740 with the Flashback Friday show,

00:45:46.840 the only thing

00:45:47.160 we haven't decided yet.

00:45:48.380 I think we'll get some,

00:45:49.160 we'll try to get

00:45:49.960 some costumes going.

00:45:51.540 We'll see if we can

00:45:52.380 peak the offensiveness

00:45:53.200 of it from prior years.

00:45:55.240 I don't think

00:45:55.820 I'm doing blackface, 0.97

00:45:56.700 though.

00:45:56.920 I don't think

00:45:57.180 we'll literally be

00:45:59.460 thrown off of Odyssey

00:46:00.220 for that.

00:46:01.260 But anyway,

00:46:02.160 I think,

00:46:02.780 I don't know.

00:46:03.660 But even though

00:46:05.460 it's a joke,

00:46:06.180 even though it would

00:46:07.260 be made for good fun,

00:46:09.800 you know how these

00:46:10.760 things go,

00:46:11.180 you can't make jokes

00:46:11.740 these days.

00:46:13.160 But no,

00:46:14.040 the only thing

00:46:14.380 I haven't decided is

00:46:15.140 do we make it longer,

00:46:16.140 do we invite some

00:46:16.620 other people,

00:46:17.140 or do we just

00:46:17.580 kind of do a

00:46:18.260 Halloween themed,

00:46:19.180 you know,

00:46:19.420 kind of Flashback

00:46:19.920 Friday show.

00:46:20.720 So we're still

00:46:21.080 working on that,

00:46:21.700 but thank you,

00:46:22.080 Robo Thinks,

00:46:22.420 I appreciate that.

00:46:23.440 We're definitely

00:46:23.980 doing something on it

00:46:25.640 though.

00:46:26.700 Okay,

00:46:28.000 let's see.

00:46:29.700 Let's skip this.

00:46:30.620 She just talks

00:46:31.320 blabbering.

00:46:32.280 There's one clip

00:46:33.000 with Biden too.

00:46:33.680 Let's just see

00:46:34.020 what he said

00:46:34.400 about this

00:46:34.780 real quick here.

00:46:40.200 Well,

00:46:40.720 good afternoon,

00:46:41.280 everyone.

00:46:42.600 I know

00:46:43.460 you're hearing

00:46:45.300 a lot about

00:46:46.060 something called

00:46:46.840 supply chains

00:46:47.740 and how hard

00:46:49.680 it is to

00:46:50.560 get a range

00:46:51.880 of things

00:46:52.340 from a toaster

00:46:53.640 to sneakers

00:46:54.280 to bicycles

00:46:55.040 to bedroom

00:46:56.140 furniture.

00:46:57.680 And that's

00:46:58.880 why back

00:46:59.940 in February

00:47:00.740 I signed

00:47:02.380 a piece

00:47:03.020 of legislation

00:47:03.680 on supply

00:47:04.340 chain,

00:47:04.760 executive order

00:47:06.000 on supply

00:47:07.040 chains

00:47:07.560 and what we

00:47:08.720 had to move

00:47:09.320 on it.

00:47:10.780 Well,

00:47:11.240 that worked

00:47:11.540 great.

00:47:12.040 It's now

00:47:12.540 October

00:47:13.620 and the issues

00:47:15.380 have just

00:47:15.760 exacerbated

00:47:16.580 and nothing

00:47:17.980 has been

00:47:18.360 done

00:47:18.720 and today

00:47:20.560 you

00:47:22.840 increased

00:47:24.100 man hours

00:47:25.080 at the

00:47:25.700 Port of L.A.

00:47:28.700 With the

00:47:29.400 holidays coming

00:47:30.120 up,

00:47:30.680 you might be

00:47:31.180 wondering if

00:47:31.680 gifts you

00:47:32.200 plan to buy

00:47:32.920 will arrive

00:47:33.460 on time.

00:47:34.800 Well,

00:47:35.000 let me explain.

00:47:36.420 Supply chains

00:47:37.340 essentially mean

00:47:38.360 how we make

00:47:39.540 things

00:47:40.020 and how the

00:47:41.660 material and

00:47:42.320 parts get

00:47:43.020 delivered to

00:47:43.780 factory,

00:47:44.400 a factory,

00:47:44.900 so we can

00:47:45.820 manufacture things

00:47:46.940 and manufacture

00:47:48.140 them here,

00:47:49.080 how we move

00:47:50.100 things,

00:47:51.320 how a finished

00:47:52.240 product moves

00:47:52.920 from a factory

00:47:53.520 to a store

00:47:54.200 to your home,

00:47:55.280 and today

00:47:56.320 we have an

00:47:56.900 important

00:47:57.220 announcement

00:47:57.700 that will

00:47:58.740 get things

00:47:59.360 you buy

00:47:59.900 to you

00:48:00.580 to the

00:48:01.340 shelves

00:48:01.700 faster.

00:48:03.100 After weeks

00:48:03.820 of negotiation

00:48:04.680 and working

00:48:05.200 with my team

00:48:06.000 and with the

00:48:07.240 major union

00:48:07.980 retailers

00:48:08.580 and freight

00:48:09.380 movers,

00:48:10.360 the Port of

00:48:10.920 Los Angeles

00:48:11.660 announced today

00:48:13.600 that it's

00:48:14.520 going to be

00:48:14.880 began operating

00:48:15.780 24 hours a

00:48:17.180 day,

00:48:17.740 seven days

00:48:18.660 a week.

00:48:19.160 I can't

00:48:19.640 believe they're

00:48:20.260 doing this

00:48:20.600 so late.

00:48:21.040 This is

00:48:21.380 incredible to

00:48:21.880 me.

00:48:23.000 These ships

00:48:23.720 have been out

00:48:25.580 there for

00:48:27.800 I think

00:48:28.800 well over a

00:48:29.460 month and a

00:48:29.760 half,

00:48:29.960 not two and

00:48:30.780 a half months.

00:48:32.060 I forget

00:48:32.400 exactly when we

00:48:33.080 started watching

00:48:34.180 that,

00:48:34.480 but it was

00:48:34.740 like the

00:48:35.220 helicopter shots,

00:48:36.360 people are

00:48:36.680 filming it,

00:48:37.300 there's people

00:48:37.860 filming it from

00:48:38.540 their boats

00:48:39.060 when they're

00:48:39.400 out there,

00:48:39.900 just like ship

00:48:40.580 after ship,

00:48:41.200 full with

00:48:41.680 containers,

00:48:42.260 right?

00:48:42.840 And then there's 1.00

00:48:43.300 some bullshit 0.99

00:48:43.700 about, 0.99

00:48:44.720 well,

00:48:45.580 was it the

00:48:47.040 US is not

00:48:47.560 shipping as

00:48:48.160 much?

00:48:48.440 Of course,

00:48:48.680 this has always

00:48:49.180 been the

00:48:49.440 case,

00:48:49.620 but they're

00:48:49.820 not shipping

00:48:50.100 as much

00:48:50.400 back to

00:48:50.740 China,

00:48:50.980 but apparently

00:48:51.440 the containers

00:48:52.300 are not

00:48:52.720 being restacked

00:48:54.620 and shipped

00:48:55.040 back to

00:48:55.580 China,

00:48:56.060 so that's

00:48:57.160 increasing the

00:48:57.640 price for

00:48:58.500 renting per

00:48:59.180 container when

00:48:59.840 you ship

00:49:00.140 your products

00:49:00.660 and stuff

00:49:00.960 like that.

00:49:02.660 This is

00:49:03.180 artificially

00:49:04.080 created,

00:49:04.500 and they're

00:49:04.760 trying to make

00:49:05.220 excuses for it,

00:49:06.160 and now it's

00:49:06.660 way too late

00:49:07.480 to do this,

00:49:08.160 and this is

00:49:08.800 not going to,

00:49:09.660 even if they

00:49:10.000 start working

00:49:10.440 24-7,

00:49:11.000 I don't think

00:49:11.240 that's going

00:49:11.520 to make up

00:49:11.900 for it,

00:49:12.180 but we'll

00:49:12.900 see.

00:49:13.060 The port of

00:49:13.420 Long Beach's

00:49:14.120 commitment to

00:49:14.760 24-7 that it

00:49:16.320 announced just

00:49:17.200 weeks ago.

00:49:18.280 By increasing

00:49:18.820 the number of

00:49:19.360 late-night hours

00:49:20.120 of operation

00:49:20.800 and opening up

00:49:21.660 for less crowded

00:49:23.060 hours when the

00:49:23.800 goods can move

00:49:24.420 faster,

00:49:25.460 today's announcement

00:49:26.360 has the potential

00:49:27.180 to be a game

00:49:27.840 changer.

00:49:28.200 I say potential

00:49:30.380 because all of

00:49:31.760 these goods

00:49:32.240 won't move

00:49:33.000 by themselves.

00:49:34.600 We need

00:49:35.020 major retailers

00:49:36.080 who order the

00:49:37.320 goods and the

00:49:38.580 freight movers

00:49:39.260 who take the 0.55

00:49:40.080 goods from the

00:49:40.700 ships to

00:49:41.660 factories and

00:49:42.380 to stores to

00:49:43.500 step up as

00:49:44.160 well.

00:49:45.000 Today, Walmart

00:49:46.400 Well, you're

00:49:47.180 preventing that by

00:49:48.300 issuing vax

00:49:49.180 mandates where

00:49:50.100 so people are

00:49:50.700 quitting their

00:49:51.180 jobs, they're not

00:49:51.900 showing up to

00:49:52.440 jobs, then with

00:49:54.000 the vaccine,

00:49:54.680 people are

00:49:54.980 getting sick,

00:49:55.860 double-jabbed,

00:49:56.840 getting ill or

00:49:57.460 sick or

00:49:57.860 tested positive

00:49:58.740 for COVID,

00:49:59.320 you're out of

00:49:59.600 circulation.

00:50:00.960 Then the

00:50:01.580 tracing apps,

00:50:02.360 you were

00:50:02.700 close to this

00:50:03.300 person, you

00:50:03.800 tested positive,

00:50:04.640 he's out now

00:50:05.320 too, right?

00:50:07.080 You know what's

00:50:07.840 happening.

00:50:07.980 Walmart, our

00:50:08.520 nation's largest

00:50:09.300 retailer, is

00:50:10.560 committing to

00:50:11.220 go all in on

00:50:12.400 moving its

00:50:13.080 products 24-7

00:50:15.240 from the ports

00:50:16.040 to their stores

00:50:17.080 nationwide.

00:50:18.620 Specifically,

00:50:19.600 Walmart is

00:50:20.200 committing as

00:50:21.300 much as a

00:50:22.000 50% increase

00:50:23.120 in the use of

00:50:23.800 off-peak hours

00:50:24.660 over the next

00:50:25.560 several weeks.

00:50:26.260 Additionally,

00:50:27.880 FedEx and

00:50:28.440 UPS, two

00:50:29.480 of our

00:50:29.680 nation's

00:50:30.080 biggest freight

00:50:30.840 movers, are

00:50:31.880 committing today

00:50:32.800 to significantly

00:50:34.060 increase the

00:50:34.720 amount of

00:50:35.100 goods they're

00:50:35.580 moving at

00:50:36.120 night.

00:50:37.320 And other

00:50:37.700 companies are

00:50:38.300 stepping up as

00:50:39.000 well.

00:50:39.780 They include

00:50:40.380 Target, Home

00:50:41.640 Depot, and

00:50:42.280 Samsung, that

00:50:43.600 have all

00:50:44.080 committed to

00:50:44.720 ramp up their

00:50:45.320 activities to

00:50:46.000 utilize off-peak

00:50:47.020 hours at the

00:50:47.680 ports.

00:50:48.720 All right.

00:50:49.840 Okay.

00:50:50.900 Anyway, they're

00:50:51.720 trying to make

00:50:52.260 excuses.

00:50:52.820 They're trying

00:50:53.380 to claim that

00:50:53.880 they're, well,

00:50:54.340 we're working

00:50:54.900 hard on this,

00:50:55.500 we're trying

00:50:55.760 to fix it,

00:50:56.300 whatever.

00:50:57.340 Interesting

00:50:57.580 development.

00:50:58.200 Florida invites

00:50:58.880 cargo ships

00:50:59.380 anchored off the

00:50:59.820 California coast

00:51:00.460 to make port

00:51:01.220 in-state.

00:51:02.920 If supply chain

00:51:03.780 breakdowns caused

00:51:04.360 by pandemic,

00:51:05.060 why are Florida's

00:51:05.800 ports open for

00:51:06.480 business but

00:51:07.020 ports in blue

00:51:07.740 states are

00:51:08.240 shut down?

00:51:09.000 Interesting.

00:51:10.320 The state of

00:51:10.620 Florida has

00:51:10.960 invited the many

00:51:11.660 cargo ships

00:51:12.200 stranded off the

00:51:12.780 coast of LA

00:51:13.400 and Long Beach

00:51:14.560 to make port in

00:51:15.820 the Sunshine State,

00:51:16.860 noting it's open

00:51:17.520 for business and

00:51:18.160 not shut down by

00:51:18.960 COVID restrictions.

00:51:20.540 And I think we

00:51:21.000 have a clip here,

00:51:21.800 too.

00:51:21.900 Let's play this.

00:51:22.780 I don't think it's

00:51:23.080 too long.

00:51:23.380 New at 530,

00:51:24.280 we've seen major

00:51:25.420 backups at ports

00:51:26.760 in other major

00:51:27.360 cities like New York

00:51:28.460 and Los Angeles,

00:51:29.340 but what about here

00:51:30.180 in South Florida?

00:51:31.320 We aren't seeing

00:51:31.980 the same traffic,

00:51:33.280 but some importers

00:51:34.340 say delays here

00:51:35.400 could drive up

00:51:36.420 prices.

00:51:37.500 CBS4's Jacqueline

00:51:38.360 Quinn has more

00:51:38.940 on how this could

00:51:39.680 impact your wallet.

00:51:41.480 Here's one of the

00:51:42.160 cargo ships coming

00:51:42.960 in here with the

00:51:43.680 containers,

00:51:44.920 and, you know,

00:51:45.640 for the most part,

00:51:46.460 these ships are able

00:51:47.140 to come here into

00:51:47.860 Port Everglades

00:51:48.960 and then unload

00:51:50.060 and then leave

00:51:50.840 again,

00:51:51.240 and that's what

00:51:51.980 the bigger picture

00:51:52.900 here in South

00:51:53.920 Florida really looks

00:51:54.860 like.

00:51:55.340 You can see the

00:51:55.920 problem in Los

00:51:56.860 Angeles area ports

00:51:58.080 above and in real

00:51:59.520 time with marine

00:52:00.600 traffic mapping,

00:52:01.840 many cargo ships

00:52:02.840 waiting to come

00:52:03.780 into the ports.

00:52:05.340 That problem has yet

00:52:06.820 to show up in South

00:52:07.840 Florida, where it's

00:52:08.900 busy but clear.

00:52:10.060 I haven't seen that

00:52:12.280 level of delays here

00:52:14.040 in Miami. 0.99

00:52:15.020 What the fuck was 1.00

00:52:15.820 that? 1.00

00:52:16.800 What the fuck was 1.00

00:52:17.360 that shot? 1.00

00:52:18.520 What am I looking at

00:52:19.400 here, Chad?

00:52:20.520 What is that?

00:52:21.140 Is that plastic and

00:52:21.960 a flower?

00:52:23.420 I haven't seen that

00:52:24.440 level of delays here

00:52:26.160 in Miami.

00:52:26.440 That's an award-winning

00:52:27.420 local news clip right

00:52:28.560 there, folks.

00:52:29.020 Me, at least as far

00:52:30.380 as Percival's goes,

00:52:31.420 I don't think even

00:52:32.040 for dry cargo.

00:52:33.160 Andres Campo is

00:52:34.200 CEO of HLB

00:52:35.400 Specialties.

00:52:36.140 He talked to us

00:52:36.760 during a business

00:52:37.460 trip in Guatemala.

00:52:39.100 Because obviously you

00:52:40.000 get tired after a while

00:52:41.440 of eating the same

00:52:42.340 that you have been

00:52:42.880 eating all your life.

00:52:43.760 Campo tells us the

00:52:44.800 pandemic has changed

00:52:46.040 people's habits and

00:52:47.140 driven demand.

00:52:48.700 Chad says it's a

00:52:49.600 dragon fruit, but it's

00:52:50.580 just a weird shot.

00:52:51.400 Wasn't it a bizarre

00:52:52.160 shot there?

00:52:52.960 For tropical fruits,

00:52:54.000 which he imports

00:52:54.880 to large chains.

00:52:56.980 And with that extra

00:52:58.560 demand came more

00:52:59.920 pressure on us to

00:53:01.040 bring more fruit.

00:53:02.180 In contrast to Los

00:53:03.040 Angeles, South Florida

00:53:04.060 is seeing ship traffic

00:53:05.180 flow faster, but Campo

00:53:07.000 faces another problem

00:53:08.340 at Port Miami.

00:53:09.920 What we have seen is

00:53:11.000 delays after the

00:53:12.100 containers are at the

00:53:13.420 port released because

00:53:15.640 we're having shortage

00:53:16.720 of drivers that can

00:53:18.040 move out the cargo

00:53:19.060 from the port into

00:53:20.820 final delivery.

00:53:22.160 So everyone is

00:53:23.260 talking about this

00:53:23.980 with the driver,

00:53:24.820 right?

00:53:25.060 And I'm just, it

00:53:27.220 has to be because

00:53:28.000 the vaccine thing,

00:53:28.920 right?

00:53:29.020 We've seen in

00:53:29.540 Australia, we saw 0.57

00:53:30.240 the truckers, you

00:53:31.440 know, and France

00:53:32.980 truckers have been

00:53:34.180 doing, you know,

00:53:35.740 protests and stuff

00:53:36.340 like that, right?

00:53:36.800 They don't want the

00:53:37.360 mandates and stuff.

00:53:38.480 I haven't heard much

00:53:39.060 about that in the

00:53:39.640 US.

00:53:41.980 The UK, I would

00:53:42.880 assume, would be a

00:53:43.480 similar issue,

00:53:44.140 something like that.

00:53:45.740 But they're trying to

00:53:46.640 pin it on shortages

00:53:47.360 of drivers right now,

00:53:49.220 which is, I'm not

00:53:50.840 sure it's entirely

00:53:51.600 true.

00:53:51.920 It's probably partially

00:53:52.580 true, but it might

00:53:53.460 not be as bad on

00:53:54.340 that front as they

00:53:54.960 say it is.

00:53:56.140 All right.

00:53:56.500 Anyways, we'll keep

00:53:57.140 following that with the

00:53:57.820 supply chains, but

00:53:58.980 there are solutions.

00:53:59.720 But of course, they

00:54:00.360 refuse to do this

00:54:01.140 because the part of

00:54:02.140 the nature of the

00:54:03.300 game here is to

00:54:04.820 create problems so you

00:54:05.940 can offer the

00:54:06.360 solutions.

00:54:06.740 So, all right, this is

00:54:07.940 an interesting little

00:54:09.640 segment here we're

00:54:10.220 going to do regarding

00:54:12.780 the, at the root of

00:54:15.360 it, the capitalist

00:54:16.100 system always need

00:54:18.120 new, an injection of

00:54:20.180 something to basically

00:54:22.280 sink its teeth into

00:54:23.540 and to ravage

00:54:25.480 something, to squeeze

00:54:26.500 it out, to add it into

00:54:27.480 the global economy and

00:54:28.540 advantage, to put it in

00:54:30.000 debt and so forth,

00:54:30.820 right?

00:54:30.940 That's what we've seen

00:54:31.640 over the last few

00:54:33.200 decades.

00:54:33.600 We've seen various

00:54:34.300 nations being dragged

00:54:35.220 into the global

00:54:35.780 economic system.

00:54:36.740 Sweden, my country back

00:54:38.520 in the 90s, we

00:54:40.540 basically kind of had a

00:54:41.460 planned economy.

00:54:43.260 It was still somewhat,

00:54:44.240 you know, free market

00:54:45.300 in a sense, but it was

00:54:46.120 still kind of a very

00:54:46.840 locked, you know,

00:54:48.320 socialist economic

00:54:49.480 structure that we had.

00:54:51.460 But then we had a

00:54:52.940 couple of economic

00:54:53.880 disasters.

00:54:54.700 They opened up the

00:54:55.660 markets internationally

00:54:56.860 and things like that.

00:54:57.700 We had people like

00:54:58.320 Soros buying up

00:54:59.120 currency, trying to

00:54:59.960 destroy the Swedish 0.91

00:55:00.740 Kuna, which they

00:55:03.020 almost did.

00:55:03.600 Right?

00:55:03.820 Early 90s, it was a

00:55:04.820 massive crash.

00:55:05.860 People have overspent,

00:55:06.900 overborrowed and stuff

00:55:07.620 like that.

00:55:08.380 And so it was like a

00:55:09.200 new victim on the

00:55:10.200 global stage, right?

00:55:10.980 And this has happened

00:55:11.760 to many countries, of

00:55:12.660 course, along the way.

00:55:13.500 And those that refused

00:55:14.400 to create a central

00:55:15.140 bank and set up the

00:55:16.060 system and join the

00:55:16.860 global network and

00:55:17.600 stuff like that, well,

00:55:18.540 many of those

00:55:18.900 countries, of course,

00:55:19.460 have been invaded over

00:55:20.340 the years, right?

00:55:21.380 Afghanistan, Iraq,

00:55:23.460 Libya.

00:55:24.780 You know, there's a

00:55:25.680 slew of examples that

00:55:26.520 we can take, right?

00:55:27.720 Here's a new thing,

00:55:29.300 though.

00:55:29.440 As we come to the

00:55:30.560 end of that era of

00:55:31.680 like new victims on

00:55:32.900 the international stage

00:55:33.740 to reach, now they're

00:55:35.460 reaching out into new

00:55:36.300 areas, new spaces.

00:55:39.280 And in this case,

00:55:40.740 they're looking at

00:55:41.960 listing a new

00:55:44.360 natural asset class

00:55:46.660 or natural asset

00:55:48.060 companies, an asset

00:55:49.460 class, that is

00:55:50.720 targeting a massive 0.65

00:55:51.880 opportunity in the

00:55:53.000 ecosystem.

00:55:53.820 system.

00:55:53.980 In other words, nature

00:55:55.020 in and of itself is

00:55:56.160 going to be turned

00:55:56.800 into a financial

00:55:57.900 engine, right?

00:56:01.040 An asset class, a

00:56:02.440 tradable asset class.

00:56:04.740 So this is regarding

00:56:05.400 the New York Stock

00:56:06.260 Exchange, but of course,

00:56:07.080 it's going to extend to

00:56:07.660 other areas too.

00:56:09.280 Let me review this here.

00:56:10.800 Interesting stuff.

00:56:11.500 The New York Stock

00:56:12.240 Exchange announced, and

00:56:14.200 this is about a month

00:56:14.860 old, the story, announced

00:56:16.000 the launch of a new

00:56:16.980 asset class jointly

00:56:18.480 developed with

00:56:19.520 Intristic Exchange

00:56:21.120 Group, or IEG for

00:56:22.700 short, for natural

00:56:24.880 asset companies,

00:56:26.940 sustainable enterprises

00:56:28.280 that hold the rights

00:56:29.240 to ecosystem

00:56:30.840 services produced

00:56:33.120 by natural

00:56:34.600 working or

00:56:36.100 hybrid lands.

00:56:39.760 Think about that for

00:56:40.800 a little bit.

00:56:42.060 Hold the rights to

00:56:43.220 ecosystem services

00:56:44.460 produced by natural

00:56:46.260 working or hybrid

00:56:47.220 lands.

00:56:47.580 In other words, natural

00:56:48.600 environment, natural

00:56:50.220 land, right?

00:56:51.120 You utilize that to

00:56:54.380 turn it into an

00:56:55.360 economic force.

00:56:56.680 The new NACs, the

00:56:58.460 natural asset

00:56:59.060 companies, will be

00:56:59.880 listed and traded on

00:57:01.440 the New York Stock

00:57:02.520 Exchange.

00:57:05.260 IEG's founding

00:57:06.420 investors, and again

00:57:07.540 that was Intristic

00:57:08.540 Exchange Group, we'll

00:57:09.620 talk more about them

00:57:10.580 in a moment here.

00:57:12.040 Their founding

00:57:12.880 investors included the

00:57:14.100 Inter-American

00:57:14.980 Development Bank and

00:57:16.740 the Rockefeller

00:57:18.600 Foundation.

00:57:19.060 This is totally

00:57:20.720 never the usual

00:57:23.380 suspects.

00:57:24.300 The New York Stock

00:57:24.940 Exchange has also

00:57:25.800 taken a minority stake

00:57:27.020 in the company.

00:57:28.220 According to

00:57:28.820 IEG,

00:57:30.520 NACs, again, a lot of

00:57:32.120 abbreviations here,

00:57:33.520 IEG, the

00:57:34.400 Intristic Exchange

00:57:35.980 Group,

00:57:37.440 NACs, natural asset

00:57:38.840 companies, enable

00:57:40.420 natural asset owners to

00:57:42.220 convert nature's value

00:57:44.780 into financial capital.

00:57:49.220 Convert nature's value

00:57:52.700 into financial capital.

00:57:55.800 Providing additional

00:57:57.000 resources necessary to

00:57:58.740 power a sustainable

00:58:01.400 future.

00:58:02.840 We know what that is.

00:58:04.940 We've talked, this is

00:58:06.800 the green economy and

00:58:08.980 all that kind of stuff

00:58:09.720 that they're talking

00:58:10.200 about, right?

00:58:10.560 But they need new

00:58:11.400 victims.

00:58:13.100 They need new things

00:58:13.880 to inject into this

00:58:15.440 ever-hungry system.

00:58:17.760 New blood.

00:58:18.840 Give us the stem

00:58:19.560 cells.

00:58:20.700 The acid class was

00:58:21.540 developed to enable

00:58:27.900 exposure to the

00:58:29.580 opportunities created

00:58:30.740 by the estimated

00:58:32.100 $125 trillion

00:58:35.340 annual global

00:58:37.440 ecosystem services

00:58:39.460 market.

00:58:40.560 encompassing areas

00:58:43.920 such as carbon

00:58:45.040 sequestration, right? 0.86

00:58:46.380 Is this a sucking

00:58:48.100 the carbon out of

00:58:48.940 the air?

00:58:49.380 Is that what

00:58:49.600 they're talking

00:58:49.860 about?

00:58:50.640 Biodiversity and

00:58:52.000 clean water.

00:58:53.820 Biodiversity, that

00:58:55.020 literally means

00:58:55.840 anything that's

00:58:59.000 alive, right?

00:58:59.620 Anything that's

00:59:00.400 in the biosphere.

00:59:04.240 So they've made it,

00:59:05.520 they've put a value

00:59:06.380 on this now.

00:59:08.480 $125 trillion

00:59:09.620 annual global

00:59:10.600 ecosystem services

00:59:12.080 market.

00:59:12.400 Is this,

00:59:14.000 they're seeking

00:59:15.440 to take over

00:59:19.240 and run things

00:59:20.620 in nature

00:59:21.900 as an economic

00:59:23.060 service, right?

00:59:24.300 A subscription

00:59:25.300 service, I would

00:59:26.080 assume.

00:59:26.380 Clean water, right?

00:59:27.820 We've talked about

00:59:28.320 the water wars

00:59:29.160 before, of course.

00:59:29.900 That's something

00:59:30.240 that's coming.

00:59:30.700 But of course,

00:59:31.840 if you can

00:59:32.280 truly, you

00:59:34.180 know, put

00:59:34.640 venture capitalists

00:59:36.860 and the likes

00:59:38.100 of BlackRock

00:59:39.440 and, what's

00:59:42.380 the other one,

00:59:42.740 Vanguard, in

00:59:43.620 charge of

00:59:44.260 providing, you

00:59:45.200 know, of doing

00:59:46.160 clean water as a

00:59:47.060 subscription service,

00:59:47.940 then why not?

00:59:48.840 Including the

00:59:49.280 water that is

00:59:49.680 running out in

00:59:50.300 the rivers out

00:59:53.180 there.

00:59:53.340 Douglas Eager,

00:59:55.720 the CEO of

00:59:56.760 IEG,

00:59:58.180 the Inter-

01:00:00.800 Interistic Exchange

01:00:02.220 Group,

01:00:02.400 was that the one

01:00:02.820 IEG?

01:00:03.440 I forget.

01:00:04.100 No, yeah,

01:00:04.580 Interistic Exchange

01:00:05.500 Group.

01:00:05.800 That's right.

01:00:06.100 He's the CEO of

01:00:06.700 Interistic Exchange

01:00:07.740 Group.

01:00:08.400 Douglas Eager said,

01:00:09.280 This new asset

01:00:10.540 class on the

01:00:11.260 New York Stock

01:00:11.760 Exchange will

01:00:12.420 create a virtuous

01:00:13.700 cycle of

01:00:14.640 investment in

01:00:15.440 nature that

01:00:16.840 will help

01:00:17.220 finance sustainable

01:00:18.240 development for

01:00:18.920 communities,

01:00:19.480 companies, and

01:00:20.060 countries.

01:00:21.040 Together, IEG and

01:00:22.300 the New York Stock

01:00:22.840 Exchange will

01:00:23.500 enable investors

01:00:24.300 to access

01:00:25.100 nature's store

01:00:26.940 of wealth and

01:00:28.600 transform our

01:00:29.620 industrial economy

01:00:30.720 into one that

01:00:31.980 is more equitable.

01:00:34.440 Blah, blah,

01:00:35.400 blah, blah,

01:00:35.880 blah.

01:00:36.120 Equity,

01:00:36.640 diversity,

01:00:37.860 sustainability,

01:00:39.280 we know what

01:00:40.500 that means in

01:00:40.860 there.

01:00:41.020 That means

01:00:41.260 ravage,

01:00:42.260 take advantage,

01:00:43.840 fool people into

01:00:44.600 going along with

01:00:45.420 it because it

01:00:45.820 sounds good,

01:00:46.280 right?

01:00:47.000 In order to

01:00:47.380 enable,

01:00:47.660 well, to me

01:00:48.540 it doesn't sound

01:00:49.000 good, but

01:00:49.280 equity doesn't

01:00:50.320 sound good to

01:00:50.760 me, but

01:00:51.040 you know what

01:00:52.640 I'm saying.

01:00:52.920 In order to

01:00:53.660 enable investors

01:00:54.480 to value the

01:00:55.320 ecosystem services

01:00:56.500 generated by

01:00:57.380 NACs,

01:00:58.600 IEG has also

01:00:59.480 developed an

01:01:00.120 accounting framework

01:01:01.100 to measure

01:01:01.760 ecological

01:01:02.340 performance to

01:01:03.760 complement GAAP

01:01:05.500 financial statements.

01:01:07.560 What does that

01:01:07.900 stand for again?

01:01:09.280 in consultation

01:01:11.740 with former

01:01:12.740 FASB chairman

01:01:14.900 Robert Hertz

01:01:15.920 and leading

01:01:17.060 accounting firms.

01:01:18.120 The New York

01:01:18.440 Stock Exchange

01:01:19.340 stated that it

01:01:20.280 will develop and

01:01:21.040 seek SEC approval

01:01:22.200 for unique listing

01:01:23.280 requirements tailored

01:01:24.360 to NACs and

01:01:25.920 incorporating

01:01:26.580 IEG's accounting

01:01:28.820 methodology.

01:01:29.500 IEG and the

01:01:31.060 New York Stock

01:01:31.500 Exchange would

01:01:32.140 then begin

01:01:32.740 working with

01:01:33.280 the first

01:01:33.720 NACs to

01:01:34.780 help prepare

01:01:35.340 them for

01:01:35.960 listing and

01:01:36.640 trading as

01:01:37.260 publicly held

01:01:38.040 entities on

01:01:39.160 the New York

01:01:39.560 Stock Exchange.

01:01:41.340 Stacey Cunningham,

01:01:42.140 the president of

01:01:42.760 the New York

01:01:43.080 Stock Exchange

01:01:43.620 Group, said

01:01:44.160 with the introduction

01:01:45.100 of natural

01:01:45.820 asset companies.

01:01:47.780 The New York

01:01:48.040 Stock Exchange

01:01:48.640 plans to

01:01:49.080 provide investors

01:01:49.740 and innovative

01:01:51.020 mechanisms to

01:01:51.840 financially support

01:01:52.720 the sustainability

01:01:53.340 initiatives blah blah

01:01:54.620 blah blah blah

01:01:55.000 they deem critical

01:01:56.640 to our future.

01:01:57.460 Our work with

01:01:58.100 Interistic Exchange

01:01:59.080 Group is another

01:01:59.760 example of the New

01:02:00.560 York Stock Exchange

01:02:01.260 tapping into our

01:02:01.900 community to drive

01:02:03.380 meaningful progress

01:02:06.980 on ESG issues

01:02:08.580 with a solution

01:02:09.700 based approach.

01:02:11.480 Blah blah blah

01:02:12.100 blah blah blah

01:02:12.660 blah.

01:02:13.900 There's another

01:02:14.300 one.

01:02:14.700 New York Stock

01:02:15.180 Exchange's new

01:02:15.720 investment vehicle

01:02:16.500 natural asset

01:02:17.700 companies will

01:02:18.360 tap into ESG

01:02:19.640 fever.

01:02:22.280 I'm not sure if

01:02:22.880 there's something

01:02:23.220 new in this.

01:02:25.240 America's most

01:02:25.960 iconic stock

01:02:26.760 exchange wants

01:02:27.360 to bridge the

01:02:28.060 gap between

01:02:28.600 nature and the

01:02:29.520 concrete jungle

01:02:30.520 that is Wall

01:02:31.140 Street.

01:02:32.260 God, there's a

01:02:32.680 lot of ads

01:02:33.000 here.

01:02:33.380 With investors

01:02:34.060 now closely

01:02:34.760 scrutinizing the

01:02:35.680 environmental,

01:02:36.920 social, and

01:02:37.460 governance, or

01:02:38.520 ESG credentials

01:02:40.040 of companies,

01:02:41.020 is that some

01:02:42.160 new ESG

01:02:43.700 environmental,

01:02:44.380 social, and

01:02:44.860 governance,

01:02:45.780 corporate governance?

01:02:46.800 We've heard a lot

01:02:47.180 about that.

01:02:48.940 It's some new

01:02:49.620 fad of like how,

01:02:50.680 well, what's your

01:02:51.400 ESG score?

01:02:52.500 You have to

01:02:52.860 prove that you're

01:02:54.420 like how diverse

01:02:55.960 your company is

01:02:56.680 for getting a

01:02:57.080 high score on

01:02:57.860 certain things.

01:02:58.840 I would assume

01:02:59.700 it's part of that

01:03:00.200 thing.

01:03:00.480 I could be wrong.

01:03:01.360 I haven't heard

01:03:01.740 too much about it,

01:03:02.780 but that's what

01:03:03.100 it sounds like.

01:03:04.800 And they claim

01:03:05.500 it's to keep

01:03:06.400 companies accountable

01:03:08.100 so that they

01:03:08.980 do the right

01:03:09.460 thing and

01:03:09.840 stuff.

01:03:10.060 And it never

01:03:10.440 works in that

01:03:11.040 capacity.

01:03:12.840 And it's

01:03:13.000 always a trick

01:03:14.800 up their

01:03:15.120 sleeve,

01:03:15.420 essentially.

01:03:17.900 So anyway,

01:03:18.780 the New York

01:03:19.200 Stock Exchange

01:03:19.600 on Tuesday

01:03:20.100 unveiled a

01:03:20.620 partnership two

01:03:21.340 years in the

01:03:21.760 making with

01:03:22.160 Intristic Exchange

01:03:23.000 Group to open

01:03:23.620 up investment

01:03:24.040 opportunities in

01:03:25.240 what IEG calls

01:03:26.160 nature's economy.

01:03:27.960 There haven't

01:03:28.540 historically been

01:03:29.240 mechanisms to

01:03:29.960 encourage the

01:03:30.580 capital formation

01:03:31.620 necessary to

01:03:32.840 preserve,

01:03:33.420 restore the

01:03:34.160 natural assets

01:03:35.180 that ultimately

01:03:36.240 underpin the

01:03:36.960 ability for

01:03:37.460 there to be

01:03:37.840 life on

01:03:38.420 Earth.

01:03:40.360 New York

01:03:40.640 Stock Exchange

01:03:41.020 CEO Michael

01:03:42.120 Blaugrand told

01:03:44.500 Fortune,

01:03:45.800 listen to that,

01:03:49.320 there haven't

01:03:50.500 historically been

01:03:51.240 mechanisms to

01:03:52.000 encourage the

01:03:52.720 capital formation

01:03:53.840 necessary to

01:03:54.860 preserve and

01:03:55.760 restore the

01:03:56.920 natural asset

01:03:57.820 that ultimately

01:03:58.540 underpin the

01:03:59.300 ability for there

01:04:00.600 to be life on

01:04:01.760 Earth.

01:04:01.980 So they're

01:04:02.300 seeking themselves

01:04:04.180 to become an

01:04:05.120 intermediary,

01:04:06.960 a financial

01:04:07.840 capitalist

01:04:09.280 market-driven

01:04:10.320 intermediary

01:04:11.340 between you

01:04:13.000 essentially,

01:04:13.620 right, and

01:04:15.120 life on Earth

01:04:16.160 in and of

01:04:16.440 itself, or

01:04:16.940 biodiversity,

01:04:18.080 nature.

01:04:20.960 So the big

01:04:21.920 board is helping

01:04:22.680 create one.

01:04:24.060 The New York

01:04:24.380 Stock Exchange

01:04:25.060 has developed a

01:04:25.660 new kind of

01:04:26.140 listing vehicle

01:04:26.760 that will be

01:04:27.140 called a

01:04:27.480 natural asset

01:04:28.300 company, or

01:04:28.940 NAC.

01:04:29.580 Using NACs,

01:04:30.840 is this some

01:04:31.500 new fad,

01:04:32.180 kind of like

01:04:32.600 EFTs, right,

01:04:34.000 new things

01:04:35.180 got to show

01:04:35.620 up that people

01:04:36.620 get excited

01:04:37.140 about financially

01:04:37.760 and start

01:04:38.060 investing and

01:04:38.580 pouring money

01:04:39.000 into those

01:04:39.380 things.

01:04:41.940 Using NACs,

01:04:43.080 governments,

01:04:43.820 farmers, and

01:04:44.500 other owners of

01:04:45.420 natural assets

01:04:46.140 will be able to

01:04:46.780 form a

01:04:47.320 specialized

01:04:47.880 corporation

01:04:48.860 that holds

01:04:50.140 the right to

01:04:51.020 the ecosystem

01:04:52.040 services produced

01:04:53.140 on a given

01:04:53.980 chunk of land. 1.00

01:04:55.220 Holy shit. 0.99

01:04:56.400 Services like 0.96

01:04:57.140 carbon sequestration

01:04:58.540 or clean water.

01:05:00.620 Then the company

01:05:01.300 will tap the

01:05:01.920 U.S.

01:05:02.100 public markets

01:05:02.820 by way of

01:05:03.320 the New York

01:05:03.820 Stock Exchange

01:05:04.460 like any

01:05:05.100 other entity

01:05:05.560 would.

01:05:06.220 The difference

01:05:06.860 is that

01:05:07.900 instead of

01:05:08.320 using the

01:05:08.780 capital raise

01:05:09.480 to shore up

01:05:10.180 a balance

01:05:10.900 sheet, fund

01:05:12.280 M&A, or

01:05:13.880 buy back

01:05:14.540 stock down

01:05:15.120 the road,

01:05:16.020 NACs will 0.89

01:05:16.680 use the

01:05:17.220 funds to

01:05:17.680 help preserve

01:05:18.440 a rainforest

01:05:19.520 or undertake

01:05:21.020 other conservation

01:05:22.000 efforts like

01:05:22.620 changing a

01:05:23.500 farm's

01:05:23.860 conventional

01:05:24.360 agricultural

01:05:24.940 production

01:05:25.480 practices to

01:05:26.460 regenerative

01:05:27.260 methods.

01:05:27.720 Oh, that

01:05:28.240 sounds wonderful.

01:05:29.060 I'm sure

01:05:29.380 there's

01:05:29.600 nothing,

01:05:30.420 I'm sure

01:05:30.720 what could

01:05:31.560 possibly go

01:05:32.440 wrong letting

01:05:33.020 these people

01:05:33.380 take over

01:05:34.000 the natural

01:05:34.900 processes of

01:05:35.700 life on

01:05:36.340 earth itself.

01:05:38.220 In return,

01:05:39.280 investors will

01:05:39.860 get access to

01:05:40.440 a new form

01:05:41.080 of sustainable

01:05:41.900 investments,

01:05:43.440 a space that

01:05:44.080 has enthralled

01:05:44.800 the likes of

01:05:45.560 BlackRock CEO

01:05:47.280 Larry Fink over

01:05:48.240 the past several

01:05:48.880 years, even

01:05:49.900 though there

01:05:50.960 remain big

01:05:51.720 unanswered

01:05:52.260 questions about

01:05:52.820 it.

01:05:52.980 a 2020

01:05:54.720 report from

01:05:55.400 the U.S.

01:05:56.020 SIF

01:05:56.420 Foundation,

01:05:57.320 not sure

01:05:57.560 what that

01:05:57.800 is, a

01:05:58.180 non-profit

01:05:58.600 that advocates

01:06:00.780 for the

01:06:01.000 adaptation of

01:06:01.460 sustainable

01:06:01.800 investing,

01:06:03.000 found that

01:06:03.600 out of

01:06:04.100 every three

01:06:05.400 dollars,

01:06:06.000 the dollars

01:06:07.200 under

01:06:07.620 professional

01:06:08.140 management

01:06:08.620 in the

01:06:08.900 U.S.

01:06:09.240 at the

01:06:09.480 end of

01:06:09.720 2019 was

01:06:10.500 managed with

01:06:11.140 a sustainable

01:06:12.020 investment

01:06:12.680 strategy.

01:06:13.380 Oh,

01:06:13.580 wonderful.

01:06:14.420 Our hope

01:06:14.880 is that

01:06:15.260 owning a

01:06:16.200 natural

01:06:16.560 asset

01:06:16.920 company is

01:06:17.480 going to

01:06:17.760 be a

01:06:18.580 way that

01:06:19.300 an

01:06:19.500 increasingly

01:06:20.160 broad

01:06:20.620 range of

01:06:21.060 investors

01:06:21.480 have the

01:06:21.880 ability to

01:06:22.360 invest in

01:06:22.940 something

01:06:23.240 that's

01:06:23.540 intristically

01:06:24.240 valuable.

01:06:26.120 That's right,

01:06:26.400 because we

01:06:26.760 are basically

01:06:27.460 taught,

01:06:27.920 you know,

01:06:28.720 even with

01:06:29.160 things like

01:06:29.640 modern

01:06:29.980 monetary

01:06:30.400 theory and

01:06:31.000 things like

01:06:31.320 that,

01:06:31.540 everything is

01:06:32.180 just basically

01:06:32.980 theoretical.

01:06:34.660 And of

01:06:34.820 course,

01:06:35.020 crypto is

01:06:35.420 very much

01:06:35.720 the same,

01:06:36.320 although you

01:06:36.700 buy crypto

01:06:37.320 for actual

01:06:37.900 U.S.

01:06:38.580 dollars and

01:06:38.980 things.

01:06:39.340 But if

01:06:40.120 you think

01:06:40.300 about it,

01:06:40.800 nothing's

01:06:41.180 backed by

01:06:41.580 anything

01:06:41.800 anymore.

01:06:42.260 It's not

01:06:42.520 gold-backed.

01:06:44.440 It's just

01:06:44.960 numbers on

01:06:45.820 screens,

01:06:46.280 essentially.

01:06:46.720 That's what

01:06:46.960 it is,

01:06:47.220 right?

01:06:47.360 So there

01:06:47.600 isn't

01:06:47.820 anything

01:06:48.140 there

01:06:48.360 behind it.

01:06:49.480 So this

01:06:50.020 would kind

01:06:52.940 nature has

01:06:55.460 an economic

01:06:55.880 value to

01:06:56.380 us because

01:06:56.940 we're

01:06:57.980 dependent on

01:06:58.660 it, so I

01:06:59.400 understand that.

01:07:00.360 But this is a

01:07:00.880 different thing

01:07:01.280 altogether.

01:07:01.800 This is to

01:07:02.160 intervene and

01:07:03.020 put themselves

01:07:03.980 in between,

01:07:04.540 right?

01:07:06.080 There was an

01:07:06.460 interesting quote

01:07:07.200 here.

01:07:07.640 Let me keep

01:07:08.060 reading here.

01:07:09.800 But up to

01:07:10.480 this point,

01:07:11.200 that was

01:07:11.740 really excluded

01:07:12.300 from the

01:07:12.560 financial markets,

01:07:13.480 Blaugrand said,

01:07:14.740 when public

01:07:15.380 and NAC

01:07:16.420 will be

01:07:16.820 required to

01:07:17.640 file financial

01:07:18.440 statements in

01:07:19.060 accordance with

01:07:19.580 U.S.

01:07:19.900 accounting

01:07:20.140 rules,

01:07:20.540 just like any

01:07:20.940 other public

01:07:21.320 traded company.

01:07:21.960 However,

01:07:22.920 IEG,

01:07:23.760 whose investors

01:07:24.200 include the

01:07:24.740 Intra-American 0.99

01:07:25.480 Development Bank,

01:07:26.180 we talk about

01:07:26.560 that,

01:07:26.820 the Rockefeller

01:07:27.360 Foundation,

01:07:28.600 and Abadair

01:07:29.280 Ventures,

01:07:30.580 has also

01:07:30.900 developed a

01:07:31.380 framework to

01:07:31.840 measure the

01:07:32.260 ecological

01:07:32.680 performance of

01:07:33.800 an NAC as

01:07:34.560 a way to

01:07:34.980 make up for

01:07:35.840 any gaps in

01:07:36.580 the traditional

01:07:37.260 metrics.

01:07:38.080 There's a lot

01:07:38.340 of words there.

01:07:39.820 But what does

01:07:41.260 it all mean?

01:07:43.080 It means we'll 1.00

01:07:43.940 fuck you over 1.00

01:07:44.500 and we'll start 1.00

01:07:46.380 patenting nature.

01:07:47.280 And we'll get

01:07:47.500 to that in a

01:07:47.820 moment, by the

01:07:48.160 way.

01:07:48.720 The ecological

01:07:49.280 standards will

01:07:50.100 include relevant,

01:07:50.960 reliable, and

01:07:51.420 understandable,

01:07:51.960 information on

01:07:52.520 the flows of

01:07:53.340 the ecosystem

01:07:53.860 services.

01:07:55.060 The NACs

01:07:55.660 produce and

01:07:56.260 their stocks

01:07:56.760 of natural

01:07:57.300 capital assets.

01:08:03.920 Former

01:08:04.260 Financial

01:08:04.620 Accounting

01:08:04.960 Standard Board

01:08:05.500 of Chamber,

01:08:05.980 Robert Hertz,

01:08:06.580 said in a

01:08:06.860 statement to

01:08:07.260 Day Hertz,

01:08:07.900 and several

01:08:08.360 accounting firms

01:08:08.960 helped advise

01:08:09.700 IEG on the

01:08:10.340 ecological framework's

01:08:11.340 development.

01:08:11.820 The New York

01:08:14.100 Stock Exchange has

01:08:15.560 taken a minority

01:08:16.340 stake in IEG2,

01:08:17.300 according to the

01:08:17.720 statement Tuesday.

01:08:19.040 The company did

01:08:19.600 not disclose the

01:08:20.600 investment's terms,

01:08:21.600 though.

01:08:22.920 The NYSE said the

01:08:24.440 investment is not

01:08:25.340 material to earnings

01:08:26.320 or capital allocation

01:08:27.440 plans of its parent

01:08:29.080 company into

01:08:29.660 continental exchange.

01:08:31.000 exchange.

01:08:35.340 Okay, so it might

01:08:36.040 become available as

01:08:37.000 soon as next year,

01:08:37.980 according to that,

01:08:38.540 if approved by the

01:08:39.260 SEC.

01:08:42.140 So that's really it,

01:08:43.400 right?

01:08:43.600 Edge has already

01:08:44.060 managed to attract

01:08:44.940 issuers collected from

01:08:45.980 other countries and

01:08:47.000 stuff like that,

01:08:47.360 right?

01:08:47.480 Now, I had some

01:08:48.900 more on this here,

01:08:49.600 too.

01:08:49.720 So here's the

01:08:50.160 company, IEG,

01:08:51.440 Intristic Exchange

01:08:52.620 Group.

01:08:54.800 The solution,

01:08:58.520 an inclusive

01:08:59.240 economy, let's say

01:09:00.640 here.

01:09:00.860 So this is the

01:09:01.240 company that's

01:09:01.780 given, this is what

01:09:02.740 they're working on

01:09:03.540 this new asset class

01:09:04.300 together with the

01:09:04.920 New York Stock

01:09:05.340 Exchange.

01:09:05.840 This is the guys

01:09:06.220 behind it, right?

01:09:07.840 IEG harnesses the

01:09:08.760 very market forces

01:09:09.800 that have intensified

01:09:10.920 many social and

01:09:11.840 environmental problems

01:09:12.960 to instead create

01:09:14.100 abundance,

01:09:15.720 resilience,

01:09:16.500 and compelling

01:09:17.260 investment opportunity

01:09:18.440 by including natural

01:09:19.460 assets in the

01:09:20.360 mainstream of the

01:09:21.180 economy.

01:09:22.220 We are pioneering a

01:09:23.280 new asset class

01:09:23.980 based on natural

01:09:24.780 assets and the

01:09:25.980 mechanisms to

01:09:26.740 convert them to

01:09:27.660 financial capital.

01:09:29.860 These assets are

01:09:30.700 essential, making

01:09:32.200 life on earth

01:09:32.980 possible and

01:09:34.040 enjoyable.

01:09:35.780 Look at how they

01:09:36.320 framed that,

01:09:36.760 though.

01:09:37.740 They're assets now.

01:09:38.960 These capital

01:09:40.040 assets are now

01:09:41.440 essential in making

01:09:42.940 life on earth

01:09:43.480 possible and

01:09:44.040 enjoyable.

01:09:45.480 Look at how

01:09:45.880 they're intervening

01:09:46.520 themselves, putting

01:09:47.100 themselves in

01:09:47.540 between here.

01:09:48.340 They include

01:09:48.840 biological systems

01:09:49.880 that provide clean

01:09:50.700 air, water, foods,

01:09:51.900 medicines, a

01:09:52.780 stable climate, human

01:09:53.940 health, and societal

01:09:54.940 potential.

01:09:56.380 The potential of this

01:09:57.260 asset class is

01:09:58.080 immense.

01:09:58.740 Nature's economy is

01:09:59.800 larger than our

01:10:00.540 current industrial

01:10:01.720 economy.

01:10:03.280 And we can tap this

01:10:04.840 store of wealth and

01:10:05.900 productivity to

01:10:06.980 protect and grow

01:10:07.980 nature and to

01:10:09.240 transform our

01:10:10.160 economy to one that

01:10:11.340 is more equitable,

01:10:13.500 resilient, and

01:10:14.280 sustainable.

01:10:14.800 All the buzzwords

01:10:16.600 from the green

01:10:17.320 movement, right, and

01:10:18.220 the anti-white

01:10:19.840 equity, that's what

01:10:21.060 that is, all the

01:10:21.840 anti-white stuff,

01:10:22.540 right?

01:10:23.320 The IEG toolset

01:10:24.440 connects our

01:10:25.060 social, totally

01:10:26.120 valued with

01:10:28.040 economic and

01:10:28.800 ecological realities.

01:10:30.400 What does that

01:10:30.720 even mean?

01:10:32.540 What does that

01:10:32.860 even mean?

01:10:33.940 What do you mean?

01:10:35.560 And so they have

01:10:36.020 some stats here.

01:10:37.400 Did I open the

01:10:38.300 source for this

01:10:39.980 here?

01:10:41.020 Did I not have

01:10:41.580 that?

01:10:41.860 That would be

01:10:42.800 crazy if I didn't

01:10:43.460 have that.

01:10:43.900 Let me check here

01:10:45.100 real quick.

01:10:48.900 Let me see.

01:10:54.340 Yeah, here it is.

01:10:55.100 Sorry, guys.

01:10:55.480 Let me add this in.

01:10:56.620 There was a good

01:10:57.100 section here that we

01:11:00.680 had.

01:11:02.320 Let's do this.

01:11:03.060 While I pull that

01:11:03.720 up, listen to this

01:11:04.460 here.

01:11:04.700 This is a different

01:11:05.400 link.

01:11:05.760 I'll pull that up in a

01:11:06.560 moment.

01:11:07.340 This is a show here.

01:11:08.320 I assume this is

01:11:09.900 the official New

01:11:10.700 York Stock Exchange

01:11:11.580 YouTube account.

01:11:12.920 It's a long, it's a

01:11:13.600 podcast, you know,

01:11:14.240 44 minutes or

01:11:15.640 whatever.

01:11:16.280 Listen to the

01:11:17.000 introduction.

01:11:17.560 It's not the CEO

01:11:18.840 Douglas Eager that's

01:11:20.700 the CEO of Interistic

01:11:21.460 Exchange Group talking

01:11:22.300 here, but it's the

01:11:23.100 guy introducing it.

01:11:24.440 But just look at how

01:11:25.140 it's framed and stuff

01:11:25.880 like that and how

01:11:26.940 they're explaining

01:11:27.740 this.

01:11:28.100 This is a new

01:11:28.440 exciting, unlocking

01:11:29.360 the value of nature

01:11:30.780 with Interistic

01:11:32.060 Exchange Group.

01:11:33.840 Human innovation is

01:11:35.140 on a constant journey

01:11:36.240 to use technology to

01:11:37.440 create new

01:11:38.220 innovations for

01:11:39.540 old problems.

01:11:40.960 The archive of this

01:11:42.040 podcast is filled

01:11:43.120 with conversations

01:11:44.040 with people who

01:11:44.940 looked at an

01:11:45.840 industry and

01:11:46.460 realized that the

01:11:47.260 status quo was

01:11:48.100 limited, not by

01:11:49.060 potential, but by

01:11:50.480 outdated ways of

01:11:51.860 doing business.

01:11:53.320 Often, new

01:11:54.100 solutions are built

01:11:55.240 on platforms that

01:11:56.280 use artificial

01:11:57.000 intelligence and

01:11:57.900 machine learning to

01:11:59.260 collect, analyze,

01:12:00.420 and act on

01:12:01.380 data sets far

01:12:02.400 larger than any

01:12:03.840 human could hope

01:12:04.640 to review.

01:12:05.160 Take Jeff Sprecher

01:12:06.200 and ICE, for 0.99

01:12:07.040 example.

01:12:07.400 ICE's network of

01:12:08.880 exchanges allows

01:12:09.840 investors to unlock

01:12:11.000 value and access

01:12:12.120 liquidity created by

01:12:13.700 converting value into

01:12:15.480 a tradable instrument.

01:12:17.660 Over two decades,

01:12:18.640 Jeff has taken the

01:12:19.500 basic idea of using

01:12:20.720 technology to make

01:12:21.600 trading easier to

01:12:23.100 access the world of

01:12:23.980 energy, oil,

01:12:25.480 agricultural products,

01:12:26.600 interest rates,

01:12:27.260 equities, and now

01:12:28.340 mortgages, just to name

01:12:29.620 a few.

01:12:30.980 Sometimes, though,

01:12:32.420 new problems can be

01:12:33.640 fixed using old

01:12:34.820 solutions.

01:12:35.420 That brings us to the

01:12:37.180 topic of our

01:12:37.700 conversation today.

01:12:39.020 The New York Stock

01:12:39.700 Exchange and Intrinsic

01:12:41.240 Exchange Group just

01:12:42.240 announced that they're

01:12:42.940 jointly developing a

01:12:44.180 new class of publicly

01:12:45.580 traded assets called

01:12:46.860 natural asset companies,

01:12:49.040 or NACs.

01:12:50.080 The idea is a

01:12:51.440 revolutionary way to

01:12:52.520 unlock the values

01:12:53.540 stored in the

01:12:54.460 environment, the

01:12:55.400 natural world around

01:12:56.540 us, by leveraging the

01:12:58.180 500-year-old solution

01:12:59.740 of using an equity

01:13:01.340 exchange to allow

01:13:02.320 trading and

01:13:03.360 investment in an

01:13:04.560 asset.

01:13:05.740 It's estimated that

01:13:06.660 natural assets produce

01:13:07.860 $125 trillion in

01:13:10.360 value annually, and

01:13:11.540 that's four times the

01:13:13.040 total value of all the

01:13:14.460 companies listed on the

01:13:15.540 NYSE.

01:13:16.740 These natural asset

01:13:17.820 companies have the

01:13:18.540 potential to offer more

01:13:19.940 than just an investing

01:13:20.920 opportunity.

01:13:22.460 As Stacey Cunningham,

01:13:23.660 president of the NYSE,

01:13:24.800 said recently, with the

01:13:26.160 introduction of NACs,

01:13:27.540 the NYSE plans to

01:13:28.920 provide investors an

01:13:30.220 innovative mechanism to

01:13:31.960 financially support the

01:13:33.240 sustainability initiatives

01:13:34.680 they deem critical to

01:13:36.380 our future.

01:13:37.280 Our guest today,

01:13:38.220 Douglas Eager, is

01:13:39.100 chairman and CEO of

01:13:40.680 Intrinsic Exchange

01:13:41.800 Group, the organization

01:13:42.740 that we're working with

01:13:43.720 on this effort to tap

01:13:45.300 into our community to

01:13:46.960 drive real progress on

01:13:48.360 ESG issues with a

01:13:50.000 solutions-based approach.

01:13:51.800 He'll unpack his vision

01:13:53.080 for unlocking the value

01:13:54.440 of the environment and

01:13:55.660 how NACs can be key to

01:13:57.460 creating a more

01:13:58.280 equitable, sustainable

01:13:59.480 economy.

01:14:00.620 Our conversation with

01:14:01.640 Douglas Eager is coming

01:14:02.920 up right after this.

01:14:05.440 More diversity is

01:14:06.840 important.

01:14:07.460 More diversity is

01:14:08.300 important.

01:14:08.900 More diversity is

01:14:09.700 important.

01:14:10.220 More diversity is

01:14:11.100 very important.

01:14:11.860 Not just because it's

01:14:12.600 the right thing to do,

01:14:13.940 but because diverse

01:14:15.020 leadership at companies

01:14:16.580 creates better companies.

01:14:18.540 This is about...

01:14:19.280 So that's the ad they

01:14:22.100 run right after.

01:14:23.280 More diversity, more...

01:14:24.580 Less white people is 0.98

01:14:26.460 much better. 0.98

01:14:27.340 And also, let's now

01:14:28.160 take over nature and

01:14:29.240 run it as a service.

01:14:31.140 Right?

01:14:32.320 Pagan Bear over on

01:14:33.120 Odyssey says, get Max

01:14:34.200 Kaiser on to explain

01:14:35.140 this for we grug brains.

01:14:37.180 I have no idea how it

01:14:38.240 works, but he may do

01:14:39.760 better.

01:14:40.420 Yeah, so my point of this

01:14:41.200 is not to cover it that

01:14:41.960 it's like, oh, you know,

01:14:43.120 look at this new...

01:14:43.800 And I'm not saying that's

01:14:44.880 what you're saying,

01:14:45.440 Pagan Bear, but my point

01:14:46.440 of covering this too.

01:14:47.180 The part of it is it's...

01:14:50.180 It's not...

01:14:51.900 You're supposed to be

01:14:53.300 confused by the language

01:14:54.600 that they're using.

01:14:56.120 All you have to know is

01:14:57.400 they're ravaging another

01:14:59.240 aspect in this regard.

01:15:00.860 They're going...

01:15:01.460 They're sinking their

01:15:02.180 claws into nature.

01:15:03.220 That's the only thing

01:15:03.700 you have to understand,

01:15:04.280 right?

01:15:05.520 And so...

01:15:06.600 But yeah, maybe he

01:15:07.340 knows about that.

01:15:08.000 I'm not sure.

01:15:09.020 I'm not sure if it would

01:15:09.840 come on...

01:15:11.180 You know, come on and

01:15:13.600 talk about it with us

01:15:14.640 or whatever.

01:15:15.380 But here's a little bit

01:15:16.560 more critique here.

01:15:18.680 Put different...

01:15:19.120 This is from Unlimited

01:15:20.220 Hangout here.

01:15:20.760 Put differently, right?

01:15:21.760 Talking about what

01:15:22.620 they're seeking to do.

01:15:24.320 NACs will not only

01:15:25.240 allow ecosystems to

01:15:26.740 become financial assets,

01:15:28.340 but the rights to

01:15:30.240 ecosystem services or

01:15:32.140 the benefits people

01:15:33.220 receive from nature as

01:15:34.820 well.

01:15:35.520 These include food

01:15:36.900 production.

01:15:37.560 Of course, we've

01:15:38.020 talked about the

01:15:38.620 taker of the farms,

01:15:40.140 the states paying people

01:15:41.400 off to dispose and

01:15:43.220 destroy crop, right?

01:15:44.240 Bill Gates buying up all

01:15:45.580 of the farmland and

01:15:46.540 stuff.

01:15:46.820 This is part of that.

01:15:47.960 Reshuffling, everything.

01:15:49.360 Tourism, clean water,

01:15:50.380 biodiversity, pollination,

01:15:51.560 car...

01:15:51.920 Pollination.

01:15:53.440 Can you imagine when

01:15:54.360 they patent a bee or

01:15:55.800 even start replacing the

01:15:57.640 bee with a nano...

01:15:58.840 Not a nanobot, but like

01:16:00.100 a robot version of it or

01:16:01.560 something like that?

01:16:03.060 Who do you think is

01:16:03.800 going to pay for

01:16:04.380 pollination?

01:16:05.880 That's going to be a

01:16:06.600 service.

01:16:08.180 A financial and

01:16:09.360 equi...

01:16:09.920 A tradable equities on

01:16:11.660 the market with money

01:16:12.780 carbon sequestration

01:16:16.640 and much more.

01:16:17.400 IEG is a current

01:16:18.040 partner with Costa

01:16:18.700 Rica's government to

01:16:19.640 pilot its NAC efforts

01:16:21.280 within that country.

01:16:22.240 Costa Rica's Minister

01:16:22.920 of Environment and

01:16:23.640 Energy, Andrea

01:16:24.320 Meza Murillo, has

01:16:25.240 claimed that the pilot

01:16:25.900 project with IEG will

01:16:30.260 deepen the economic

01:16:31.840 analysis of giving

01:16:33.780 nature its economic

01:16:36.580 value as well as to

01:16:38.840 continue mobilizing

01:16:40.600 financial flows to

01:16:42.160 conservation.

01:16:44.740 With NACs, the New

01:16:46.160 York Stock Exchange

01:16:47.120 and the IEG, the

01:16:51.120 Intristic Exchange

01:16:52.140 Group, are now

01:16:52.900 putting the totality

01:16:54.080 of nature up for

01:16:55.080 sale.

01:16:56.320 While they assert

01:16:57.480 that doing so will

01:16:58.520 transform our economy

01:16:59.760 to one that is more

01:17:00.640 equitable, resilient,

01:17:01.920 and sustainable, it's

01:17:03.000 clear that the coming

01:17:04.100 owners of nature and

01:17:06.220 natural processes will

01:17:07.700 be the only real

01:17:09.320 beneficiaries.

01:17:09.900 Per IEG, NACs first

01:17:12.420 begin with the

01:17:13.660 identification of

01:17:14.660 natural assets, such

01:17:16.280 as a forest or a

01:17:17.880 lake, which is then

01:17:19.120 quantified using

01:17:20.260 specific protocols.

01:17:21.980 Such protocols have

01:17:22.840 already been developed

01:17:23.600 by related groups like

01:17:24.760 the Capitals Coalition,

01:17:26.180 which is partnered with

01:17:27.260 several of IEG's

01:17:28.340 partners as well as

01:17:29.160 the World Economic

01:17:30.600 Forum and various

01:17:31.960 coalitions of

01:17:33.000 multinational

01:17:33.540 corporations.

01:17:34.260 Then, NAC is

01:17:36.000 created and the

01:17:37.140 structure of the

01:17:37.680 companies decides who

01:17:38.980 has the rights to

01:17:39.880 that natural assets

01:17:40.880 productivity, as well

01:17:42.560 as the right to

01:17:43.080 decide how that

01:17:44.120 natural asset is

01:17:45.060 managed and governed.

01:17:46.440 Lastly, an NAC is

01:17:50.140 converted into

01:17:51.380 financial capital by

01:17:52.540 launching an initial

01:17:53.420 public offering, so an

01:17:54.500 IPO on the actual

01:17:57.080 natural asset, right?

01:17:59.420 This is incredible.

01:18:00.480 On a stock exchange like

01:18:01.700 the New York Stock

01:18:02.180 Exchange, this last

01:18:03.460 stage generates capital

01:18:04.600 to manage the natural

01:18:05.620 asset.

01:18:05.920 asset, and the

01:18:06.700 fluctuation of its

01:18:07.420 price on the stock

01:18:08.700 exchange signals the

01:18:09.740 value.

01:18:10.240 Can you imagine when

01:18:11.840 they start looking at,

01:18:17.480 well, how do we increase

01:18:19.580 productivity of the

01:18:21.220 natural asset, right?

01:18:22.360 When the board meeting

01:18:23.340 happens on this NAC, the

01:18:24.940 natural, or the NAG,

01:18:28.720 was it the group, the

01:18:29.380 actual company, right?

01:18:31.800 That's formed around the

01:18:33.100 natural, you know, source.

01:18:37.580 Can you imagine when

01:18:38.500 they say, well, why is it

01:18:40.320 only producing, you know,

01:18:41.920 whether, let's say it's

01:18:42.520 pollination or something,

01:18:43.500 which, you know, then

01:18:44.140 leads to honey or

01:18:45.060 something, or some other

01:18:46.680 value that they've

01:18:47.620 attributed to a

01:18:48.540 function in nature, and

01:18:49.680 say, well, why is it,

01:18:50.420 why don't we have more?

01:18:51.920 It's just one example,

01:18:53.140 right?

01:18:55.140 Well, I think we can

01:18:56.060 improve that.

01:18:56.660 We have, we can

01:18:57.660 genetically update this.

01:18:59.200 Why don't we intervene?

01:19:01.360 Why don't we help

01:19:02.280 nature along?

01:19:02.960 We have this new

01:19:03.680 nanotechnology now, or

01:19:04.780 we have a genetic

01:19:05.860 improvement.

01:19:07.520 Well, what if we, can

01:19:08.540 we use these CRISPR

01:19:09.780 technology on these

01:19:10.580 trees so they grow

01:19:11.400 better and produce

01:19:12.760 more, you know, pine

01:19:14.400 cones, and then we'll

01:19:15.300 make more, you know,

01:19:16.100 or whatever, however

01:19:17.300 silly this sounds now, 0.88

01:19:18.400 but you, do you see 0.98

01:19:19.080 what I'm saying?

01:19:19.500 This is a way for, for 0.98

01:19:22.240 the economic system to

01:19:23.700 take over the functions

01:19:24.640 in nature, and to

01:19:26.020 then turn them into

01:19:26.960 an economic engine, to

01:19:30.340 squeeze more money out

01:19:31.440 of, right?

01:19:32.400 So here's an image that

01:19:33.460 they use here, too,

01:19:35.120 from IEG, the source,

01:19:36.560 right?

01:19:37.020 Identifying a natural

01:19:38.020 asset, the first step.

01:19:40.000 Work with natural asset

01:19:41.380 owners to identify sites

01:19:43.080 with substantial

01:19:43.740 ecosystem services or

01:19:45.920 potential for ecosystem

01:19:46.980 restoration.

01:19:48.500 Two, create a natural

01:19:49.720 asset company.

01:19:50.520 We talked about that

01:19:51.060 right, so natural asset

01:19:51.980 productivity.

01:19:52.980 Owners could be

01:19:53.560 citizens, government,

01:19:54.460 investors, other

01:19:55.120 stakeholders, board of

01:19:56.080 directors, management,

01:19:57.100 slash employees,

01:19:58.380 management, and

01:19:59.000 governance of natural

01:19:59.880 asset companies.

01:20:00.880 And then finally, number

01:20:01.460 three, convert to

01:20:02.760 financial capital.

01:20:04.880 The capital market

01:20:05.960 process, IPO of

01:20:07.540 natural asset company,

01:20:09.080 which leads to a

01:20:10.580 financial capital, or a

01:20:12.460 financial capital being

01:20:13.200 created, right?

01:20:14.260 That will generate

01:20:14.980 capital to manage the

01:20:16.080 natural asset, price

01:20:17.340 signals value of

01:20:18.040 natural capital, generates

01:20:19.340 funds for conservation and

01:20:20.480 sustainable projects and

01:20:21.600 practices.

01:20:22.140 Sounds great, right?

01:20:22.820 However, the NAC and its

01:20:26.120 employees, directors, and

01:20:27.020 owners are not necessarily

01:20:28.040 the owners of the natural

01:20:29.020 assets itself following this

01:20:30.620 final step.

01:20:31.280 Instead, IEG notes, as IEG

01:20:33.480 notes, the NAC is merely

01:20:34.980 the issuer, while the

01:20:36.160 potential buyers of the

01:20:37.220 natural asset, the NAC

01:20:38.520 represents, can include

01:20:42.840 institutional investors,

01:20:45.220 private investors,

01:20:46.080 individuals, institutions,

01:20:47.400 corporations, sovereign wealth

01:20:48.680 funds, and multilateral

01:20:50.020 development banks.

01:20:51.140 Thus, asset management

01:20:52.540 firms that essentially

01:20:53.760 already own much of the

01:20:54.760 world, like BlackRock,

01:20:56.060 could thus become owners

01:20:57.240 of soon-to-be monetized

01:20:59.580 natural processes, natural

01:21:02.200 resources, and the very

01:21:03.840 foundations of natural

01:21:05.520 life itself.

01:21:07.920 Sounds great, doesn't it?

01:21:09.280 Don't you trust?

01:21:10.260 Hand over the, literally

01:21:11.180 hand over, sell the earth

01:21:12.300 to these people?

01:21:13.080 Not even selling it.

01:21:13.880 They just come in and

01:21:15.040 put a value on it by their

01:21:16.800 protocol.

01:21:18.220 And then let's run an IPO

01:21:19.480 on that and raise funds.

01:21:23.600 Both the New York Stock

01:21:24.580 Exchange and IEG have

01:21:26.080 marketed this new

01:21:26.920 investment vehicle as being

01:21:28.620 aimed at generating funds

01:21:29.820 that will go back to

01:21:30.460 conservation or

01:21:31.260 sustainability efforts.

01:21:32.400 However, on the IEG's

01:21:33.540 website, it notes that the

01:21:34.560 goal is really endless

01:21:35.560 profit from natural

01:21:36.580 processes and ecosystems

01:21:38.180 that were previously

01:21:38.960 deemed to be part of the

01:21:39.880 commons, i.e. the

01:21:41.500 cultural and natural

01:21:42.480 resources accessible to all

01:21:43.820 members of society,

01:21:44.680 including natural materials

01:21:46.180 such as air, water, and

01:21:48.120 a habitable earth.

01:21:50.140 Per the IEG, as the

01:21:51.880 natural asset prospers,

01:21:53.180 providing a steady or

01:21:54.200 increasing flow of

01:21:55.380 ecosystem services.

01:21:57.020 Like, what do you, but

01:21:57.840 what does that actually

01:21:58.780 mean?

01:21:59.260 You know what I mean?

01:22:00.080 The company's equity

01:22:01.140 should appreciate

01:22:02.280 accordingly providing

01:22:03.180 investment returns.

01:22:04.960 Shareholders and investors

01:22:06.140 in the company, though,

01:22:07.040 shareholders and investors

01:22:11.100 in the company through

01:22:12.680 secondary offers can take

01:22:14.180 profit by selling shares.

01:22:16.800 These sales can be gauged

01:22:19.320 to reflect the increase

01:22:20.640 in capital value of the

01:22:23.820 stock, roughly in line

01:22:24.980 with its profitability,

01:22:26.900 creating cash flow based

01:22:28.120 on the health of the

01:22:29.120 company and its assets.

01:22:31.620 Researcher and journalist

01:22:32.640 Corey Morningstar has

01:22:33.600 strongly disagreed with the

01:22:34.640 approach taken by the NAC

01:22:36.060 or the New York Stock

01:22:37.380 Exchange and the

01:22:38.100 Intristic Exchange Group

01:22:39.980 and views NACs as a

01:22:42.020 system that will only

01:22:42.900 exacerbate the corporate

01:22:44.000 predation of nature

01:22:44.960 despite claims of the

01:22:46.060 contrary.

01:22:47.060 Morningstar has described

01:22:47.880 NACs as Rockefeller et al 0.63

01:22:50.140 letting the markets

01:22:51.060 dictate what in nature

01:22:53.020 has value and what does

01:22:54.320 not, yet it's not for

01:22:55.900 capitalist institutions and

01:22:57.680 global finance to decide

01:22:59.540 what life has value.

01:23:01.500 Ecosystems are not assets,

01:23:02.760 biological communities

01:23:03.540 exist for their own

01:23:04.480 purposes, not ours.

01:23:08.600 Anyway, and I think we've

01:23:10.000 covered enough here, but

01:23:10.680 you get the idea.

01:23:11.660 They continue to go

01:23:13.380 through here, a new way

01:23:14.100 to loot, which is what I

01:23:15.260 open with, that this is

01:23:16.000 what they always do.

01:23:16.680 They always need new

01:23:17.520 victims and stuff and now

01:23:18.940 they're turning to nature

01:23:20.160 and somehow someone has

01:23:21.540 valued this nature's

01:23:22.800 economy.

01:23:23.240 goods and services, 125

01:23:26.940 trillion, asset value,

01:23:28.640 400, sorry, 4,000

01:23:30.740 trillion.

01:23:32.060 And that's according to

01:23:32.800 then, I guess, the World

01:23:33.620 Bank, asset value,

01:23:35.340 Arcadis, McKinney's, and

01:23:36.980 Robert, Robert

01:23:38.440 Costanza.

01:23:39.280 Yeah, because Robert

01:23:40.700 Costanza et al from 2014,

01:23:42.700 who wouldn't, you know,

01:23:43.440 who wouldn't trust that

01:23:44.100 guy to value nature for at

01:23:46.260 400, 4,000 trillion.

01:23:48.700 How do we tap into that?

01:23:49.740 It's incredible, right?

01:23:57.780 The NACs open up a new

01:23:59.620 feeding ground for

01:24:00.620 predatory Wall Street banks

01:24:02.060 and financial institutions

01:24:03.220 that will allow them to not

01:24:04.280 just dominate the human

01:24:05.360 economy, but the entire

01:24:07.000 natural world.

01:24:08.660 In the world currently being

01:24:10.300 constructed by these

01:24:11.280 related entities, where even

01:24:13.460 freedom is being reframed,

01:24:14.900 not as a right, but as a

01:24:15.980 service, the natural

01:24:16.840 processes on which life

01:24:17.860 depends are similarly being

01:24:19.520 reframed as assets, which

01:24:20.880 will have owners.

01:24:23.700 These owners will

01:24:24.420 ultimately have the right

01:24:25.380 in this system to dictate

01:24:27.400 who gets access to clean

01:24:28.960 water, to clean air, to

01:24:30.180 nature itself, and at what

01:24:31.900 cost.

01:24:33.400 According to Corey

01:24:34.060 Morningstar, one of the

01:24:34.840 aims of creating nature's

01:24:36.080 economy and neatly

01:24:37.420 packaging it for Wall

01:24:38.580 Street via NACs is to

01:24:41.000 drastically advance massive

01:24:42.740 land grab efforts made by

01:24:44.040 Wall Street and the

01:24:44.740 oligarch class in recent

01:24:45.860 years.

01:24:46.560 This includes the recent

01:24:47.580 land grabs made by Wall

01:24:49.900 Street firms, as well as

01:24:51.160 billionaire philanthropist

01:24:52.480 and vaccine killer

01:24:54.100 enthusiast Bill Gates

01:24:56.020 during the COVID crisis.

01:24:57.600 Of course, he bought that

01:24:58.200 up then, right?

01:24:59.700 However, the land grabs

01:25:00.780 facilitated through the

01:25:01.920 development of NACs will

01:25:02.980 largely target indigenous

01:25:04.760 communities.

01:25:05.600 Sure. 0.92

01:25:05.880 Yeah, white people won't 0.84

01:25:06.720 suffer from it.

01:25:07.180 Thank you, Sydney Webb, for

01:25:08.440 clarifying that.

01:25:09.200 White people won't really 1.00

01:25:10.540 suffer from this, Whitney

01:25:11.820 Webb.

01:25:12.060 That's one of the issues

01:25:14.440 with this.

01:25:14.840 It's always the, it's

01:25:15.900 always this largely targeted

01:25:17.720 indigenous community.

01:25:18.380 How, how is this, all

01:25:20.160 right, whatever.

01:25:27.380 So then it's worse, then

01:25:28.560 it's worse.

01:25:30.120 It's always that, right?

01:25:31.640 It's fine.

01:25:32.340 I mean, I'm not for that or

01:25:33.340 anything.

01:25:33.560 I'm not saying that, but it's

01:25:34.240 always that, like, well, it's,

01:25:35.840 it's happening to, it's white 0.99

01:25:37.900 people.

01:25:38.140 It doesn't matter if it's

01:25:38.920 happening to Europeans.

01:25:39.440 If Europeans lose their

01:25:40.900 lands and they lose access

01:25:42.020 to their nature, it's not,

01:25:43.840 it's not on the same level

01:25:45.380 of suffering.

01:25:46.140 It's indigenous communities 0.63

01:25:47.500 because whites aren't 0.99

01:25:48.480 indigenous to anywhere,

01:25:49.700 right?

01:25:51.860 All right.

01:25:52.460 So you get that little bit

01:25:53.400 of poison in there too, but

01:25:54.360 there you go.

01:25:54.800 Still net positive, very good

01:25:56.440 article, very good expose of 0.76

01:25:59.400 these crazy, these crazy 0.95

01:26:00.840 capitalists and these people 0.99

01:26:02.900 at Wall Street, people like

01:26:04.520 Larry Fink, people like Bill

01:26:06.660 Gates, all these other ones

01:26:07.700 at these companies.

01:26:08.460 What was his name?

01:26:09.500 Eager, Bob Eager.

01:26:10.960 What was his name again?

01:26:12.380 I forget what it was, but

01:26:13.520 something to look out for,

01:26:15.200 ladies and gentlemen.

01:26:17.220 Something to be aware of

01:26:19.020 because this is absolutely

01:26:22.200 insane.

01:26:23.300 Absolutely insane.

01:26:24.240 Well, I thought we could

01:26:24.960 cleanse the palate a little

01:26:26.120 bit by playing a clip.

01:26:29.080 Check this out here.

01:26:30.120 We have, of course, been

01:26:31.000 talking about over the last

01:26:32.620 few weeks or so, the issue

01:26:36.360 when it comes to school

01:26:38.160 boards, people speaking out

01:26:39.720 against critical race

01:26:40.720 theory or vaccine mandates

01:26:42.080 or masking little children 0.62

01:26:43.920 or shoving sexually depraved 0.99

01:26:47.560 and pedophilic content down 1.00

01:26:49.620 their throats. 0.74

01:26:50.160 And, of course, causing

01:26:51.600 what the parents have showed

01:26:52.500 up and they're angry.

01:26:54.060 They're angry with school

01:26:55.000 boards.

01:26:55.400 They're angry with PDA, you

01:26:57.500 know, the heads of these PDA

01:26:59.000 groups and things like that.

01:27:00.440 And they're firing back and

01:27:03.340 they're fighting back and

01:27:04.060 they're going up there.

01:27:05.580 They're yelling at these

01:27:06.920 people.

01:27:08.380 The problem with that is now

01:27:09.880 they've gotten, now the left

01:27:10.980 has gotten wise to that.

01:27:12.080 And now they're thinking,

01:27:13.460 well, maybe we should just

01:27:17.300 call them terrorists.

01:27:18.200 And that's what they've begun

01:27:19.020 to do.

01:27:19.540 And there's been plenty of media

01:27:20.880 coverage of that in the last

01:27:22.780 week or two.

01:27:25.060 And here's a little bit of a

01:27:26.200 supercut on that issue.

01:27:27.700 Check this out.

01:27:28.180 Violent-looking, angry, spewing

01:27:31.480 parents outside of these

01:27:33.700 schools.

01:27:34.920 Individuals intent on creating

01:27:37.340 chaos for the sake of creating

01:27:39.160 chaos.

01:27:39.920 These actions could be the

01:27:41.280 equivalent to a form of

01:27:42.640 domestic terrorism.

01:27:43.680 This becomes a security crisis

01:27:45.580 in a sense for the nation.

01:27:46.940 This may also mobilize even

01:27:48.600 more law enforcement to be at

01:27:50.940 these meetings.

01:27:51.660 It is dangerous to our

01:27:52.900 children when the parents

01:27:54.100 themselves are the school

01:27:55.600 bullies. 0.96

01:27:56.160 I think one of the worst

01:27:57.180 things is the actions at the

01:27:58.760 board meetings, you know, the

01:28:00.600 calling of names, you know,

01:28:02.760 you know, tyrant, Marxist,

01:28:04.840 communist.

01:28:05.700 We've never seen anything like

01:28:07.580 we're seeing at these school

01:28:08.880 boards now.

01:28:09.800 What on earth has happened in

01:28:11.300 this country?

01:28:11.960 Sometimes they're not even

01:28:12.960 talking.

01:28:13.660 They are yelling and creating

01:28:15.860 chaos.

01:28:16.740 Things have become so scary at

01:28:17.900 these meetings.

01:28:18.460 I don't think parents should be

01:28:19.540 telling schools what they

01:28:20.540 should teach.

01:28:21.140 New laws may be necessary.

01:28:22.740 There's always the possibility

01:28:24.440 that people will face criminal

01:28:26.360 prosecution for this kind of

01:28:28.420 conduct.

01:28:29.100 The FBI and federal law

01:28:30.480 enforcement is tailor-made for

01:28:32.020 that kind of national level

01:28:33.980 coordination with state and local

01:28:35.720 police.

01:28:36.040 The attorney general has put out

01:28:38.340 a letter.

01:28:39.160 They will take actions they

01:28:40.360 take.

01:28:40.740 What does it mean that something

01:28:42.660 that is generally boring and

01:28:44.260 neutral, like a school board

01:28:45.680 meeting, has become a locus for

01:28:47.660 violence?

01:28:48.160 You look at the rage, the anger,

01:28:49.400 you think, what is this doing to

01:28:51.780 the children in those homes and

01:28:53.860 their mental health?

01:28:54.660 We have a board of ed working

01:28:56.500 with the local school boards to

01:28:57.940 determine the curriculum for our

01:28:59.420 schools.

01:29:00.160 You don't want parents coming in 1.00

01:29:02.100 in every different school

01:29:03.380 jurisdiction.

01:29:04.280 And they want to shut down our

01:29:05.620 schools and, you know, move kids

01:29:07.620 over to charter schools and

01:29:08.960 private schools.

01:29:09.860 Oh, no.

01:29:10.460 Without the oversight of the

01:29:12.220 state.

01:29:12.720 And that's wrong. 1.00

01:29:16.940 Holy shit. 1.00

01:29:17.820 Isn't that incredible? 0.99

01:29:19.400 A good little clip there.

01:29:21.100 Let me go back out.

01:29:22.040 And there we go.

01:29:22.660 You can see me.

01:29:23.700 Hello.

01:29:24.100 Welcome.

01:29:25.340 Which reminds me of this clip

01:29:26.820 too.

01:29:27.160 I think we played, I think we

01:29:29.060 played this in one of the

01:29:29.940 Weekend Warrior shows, but I

01:29:31.080 wanted to show you this anyway,

01:29:34.040 just in case you didn't see it.

01:29:36.740 Oh, no.

01:29:37.320 Where to go?

01:29:38.140 There it is.

01:29:38.540 Here it is.

01:29:39.260 Check out this, ladies and 0.94

01:29:41.140 gentlemen.

01:29:41.320 This is, you know, you think you

01:29:42.680 have freedom of how you want to

01:29:44.520 educate your kids and stuff like

01:29:45.440 that in the U.S.

01:29:46.000 I mean, Sweden, homeschooling ban,

01:29:48.020 Germany, homeschooling ban,

01:29:49.020 a lot of other countries work in

01:29:50.020 this, right?

01:29:50.900 Here's Elizabeth Bartholet.

01:29:54.040 Bartholet from Harvard University.

01:29:56.820 Listen to this.

01:29:57.300 I believe we need to guarantee

01:29:58.600 that all students, even if we're

01:30:01.100 allowing the parents to homeschool,

01:30:03.420 attend some courses at school.

01:30:06.080 I think children need access to and

01:30:08.620 exposure to the larger society

01:30:10.860 outside of their family and their

01:30:13.600 parents' particular culture, by which

01:30:16.360 is meant the right of children to

01:30:18.980 exit their parents' chosen culture 0.72

01:30:21.100 and lifestyle if the adult children

01:30:24.240 so choose.

01:30:25.220 I think we need to screen all

01:30:27.120 prospective homeschooling parents,

01:30:29.360 and I think we need to ensure that all

01:30:31.680 homeschooled children are viewed on a

01:30:34.940 regular basis, not just a once-a-year

01:30:36.940 basis, by mandated reporters.

01:30:39.380 Today's homeschooling regime, while there

01:30:41.980 are some laws on the books,

01:30:44.100 basically provides no effective

01:30:46.400 regulation whatsoever.

01:30:49.380 There we go.

01:30:50.840 It's pretty incredible.

01:30:51.800 That's what they want to do right there.

01:30:53.340 They're showing up and screaming,

01:30:55.720 and they're saying mean words to us

01:30:57.600 because we're trying to push dildos down

01:30:59.440 their kids' throats. 0.98

01:31:00.380 Can you believe that?

01:31:01.240 Jack Passmore on Odyssey said,

01:31:04.840 I'm indigenous to Texas.

01:31:07.120 I think it was Hey Ho, I almost missed

01:31:08.740 that one.

01:31:09.660 Thank you, Jack Passmore.

01:31:11.500 I appreciate that.

01:31:12.280 Did I miss another one? 0.99

01:31:14.860 Oh, crap. 0.90

01:31:15.780 Can I go over to this one? 0.98

01:31:16.620 Let me see here.

01:31:18.000 I don't want to miss those on Odyssey

01:31:19.060 right there.

01:31:20.240 Let me check entropy real quick.

01:31:22.820 RNGim says, so is it too late to put

01:31:25.480 the World Economic Forum and put them

01:31:27.480 to put the World Economic Forum

01:31:29.180 and put them on the Titanic?

01:31:32.220 Goyum, with a U-M.

01:31:33.840 That's a good spelling there.

01:31:35.760 Kendream.

01:31:37.180 Yeah, we'll see if they make this.

01:31:39.640 This is the challenge, of course.

01:31:44.340 That is definitely the challenge, right?

01:31:48.940 Well, we have a take on that later.

01:31:50.400 We'll see.

01:31:50.780 But yeah, some people are speculating

01:31:51.980 if there's like an economic collapse

01:31:54.460 coming at the end of this,

01:31:55.400 and even their fourth industrial revolution

01:31:56.880 and the, you know, the CBDCs,

01:32:01.620 the central banking digital currencies

01:32:03.300 that they want to offer up

01:32:04.180 as a solution to that

01:32:05.880 and, you know, write off all the debt

01:32:07.760 and all the reform and everything.

01:32:09.180 Who knows?

01:32:09.760 Maybe they'll be nature-based at the end.

01:32:11.200 It'll be driven by natural assets

01:32:12.920 or something like that, right?

01:32:15.680 That's the question, right?

01:32:17.620 RNGim says, no, Moog says here,

01:32:21.100 Henrik, will we see Bill Gates

01:32:22.600 in an orange jumpsuit

01:32:23.700 and in prison in our lifetime?

01:32:25.280 I wish.

01:32:27.600 It's at the base minimum

01:32:29.180 that needs to happen.

01:32:32.180 But I can't answer that.

01:32:33.440 That's up to, ultimately,

01:32:35.100 it's up to us.

01:32:36.600 It's up to people who are fighting back

01:32:37.980 to ensure that these criminals

01:32:40.040 are held accountable

01:32:41.340 for what they're doing

01:32:43.820 and how they're selling this

01:32:45.160 and how much money they're making

01:32:46.360 on the suffering and the misery,

01:32:47.780 not only with the vaccination thing,

01:32:48.920 but all the things they've done consequently.

01:32:51.100 RNGim says again here,

01:32:52.500 I thought it was impossible

01:32:53.680 to patent a natural occurring thing.

01:32:56.160 That's why coronavirus was patented

01:32:57.720 by Fauci and Barrick.

01:32:59.540 Yeah, so I have,

01:33:00.460 showing this here,

01:33:01.180 I'll get to this next.

01:33:01.960 It's a good point, RNGim says, 1.00

01:33:03.760 and it has to do with the,

01:33:05.580 this is why I talked about how

01:33:06.700 if they can turn it into an asset class,

01:33:12.920 they can put a demand

01:33:16.400 to improve that natural asset class

01:33:18.820 in some capacity

01:33:19.680 or the natural function.

01:33:21.420 They can say life on earth

01:33:22.500 isn't efficient enough

01:33:23.700 or we can improve it, let's say,

01:33:25.880 or by using things like sustainability

01:33:28.320 or productivity,

01:33:29.680 or we can, you know,

01:33:31.100 we need to come in and fix this.

01:33:33.100 There will be arguments,

01:33:34.580 I believe,

01:33:36.920 of changing the very fundamental

01:33:40.260 building blocks of the life

01:33:43.800 that's the driver of those assets,

01:33:46.640 be that plants, animals,

01:33:50.180 maybe more,

01:33:50.840 I'm not sure how that would do

01:33:51.660 with inanimate objects,

01:33:53.120 but maybe there's something

01:33:53.920 they can do there too,

01:33:54.680 who knows, right?

01:33:55.860 But it has to do with the patent system.

01:33:57.940 We'll get to that in a moment.

01:33:59.500 I'm wondering,

01:34:01.400 actually 14 reasons on Odyssey,

01:34:03.060 it says 14 reasons to live for,

01:34:04.280 14 reasons to die for.

01:34:06.160 Thank you.

01:34:06.680 Wandering the Ruins says

01:34:07.840 we should have listened to

01:34:08.760 Father Cowlin.

01:34:11.020 I think that rings a slight bell,

01:34:14.480 but not all the way.

01:34:16.020 Revolt Against Modern World says

01:34:18.560 they want your kids, 0.88

01:34:19.600 a white man, 0.93

01:34:20.460 just getting more and more brazen about it. 0.96

01:34:22.200 Mask off.

01:34:24.580 Thank you.

01:34:27.920 Archie says

01:34:28.840 sending children to public school

01:34:30.200 is child abuse.

01:34:31.160 Yeah, and they want to make sure

01:34:31.940 you can never have any other option.

01:34:33.480 By the way,

01:34:33.920 we don't in Sweden,

01:34:34.740 they don't in Germany.

01:34:36.860 Odinland says

01:34:37.320 indoctrination of our children

01:34:38.220 needs to stop.

01:34:39.040 We need to be a catalyst for change.

01:34:41.200 Yeah, I mean,

01:34:41.520 it begins with,

01:34:42.560 I think,

01:34:42.920 primarily pulling out the kids

01:34:44.160 and then maybe try to,

01:34:46.080 I think ultimately leaving

01:34:47.980 would be the best thing

01:34:48.880 and that's why they're trying

01:34:49.480 to want to prevent that too now.

01:34:51.440 As I said in the clip,

01:34:52.160 that was a problem, right?

01:34:54.220 Black Phillip says,

01:34:54.880 Henrik,

01:34:55.080 this economic revisionism

01:34:56.100 is just like historic revisionism. 0.99

01:34:57.580 You can just make shit up 0.98

01:35:00.580 as you go 1.00

01:35:01.100 and hope normies

01:35:02.060 don't notice

01:35:03.180 and pass it off as gospel

01:35:04.820 because economics

01:35:05.680 is confusing. 0.97

01:35:07.680 This is more clown world 0.77

01:35:08.620 than anything socially. 0.90

01:35:09.680 Yeah.

01:35:11.240 Yeah,

01:35:11.880 everything is being revised.

01:35:13.520 This is the great reset.

01:35:15.460 This is the great

01:35:16.540 calling,

01:35:18.020 the great reset,

01:35:18.720 the great shift over,

01:35:20.660 swap out,

01:35:21.300 so you can look at

01:35:22.580 the great replacement,

01:35:24.360 right?

01:35:24.540 It's all related.

01:35:27.640 Yeah,

01:35:27.900 so the document here

01:35:28.860 I'm showing

01:35:29.300 is regarding,

01:35:31.500 it's a decision

01:35:32.200 from the Supreme Court

01:35:33.300 back in October 2012.

01:35:37.100 I'm not going to read this too much.

01:35:38.540 We don't have time

01:35:39.080 because we have other things

01:35:40.100 to get to,

01:35:40.440 but basically to boil it down,

01:35:43.400 Association for Molecular Pathology

01:35:45.440 et al.

01:35:45.900 versus Myriad Genetics Incorporated.

01:35:48.920 They found a gene

01:35:50.420 and they basically

01:35:51.740 tried to patent this

01:35:52.980 and this document

01:35:53.640 goes through

01:35:54.300 and argues

01:35:55.000 in the syllabus here

01:35:56.820 basically how

01:35:58.680 if you change it,

01:36:00.780 right,

01:36:00.940 if you change the DNA,

01:36:02.440 the genetic makeup

01:36:03.840 of something,

01:36:04.740 you can patent it,

01:36:06.560 right?

01:36:10.160 Each human gene

01:36:11.320 is encoded as DNA

01:36:12.760 which takes the shape

01:36:13.820 of the double helix,

01:36:14.880 blah, blah, blah.

01:36:16.080 Sequences of DNA,

01:36:17.380 nucleotides contain

01:36:18.180 the information

01:36:18.660 necessary to create

01:36:19.260 a string of amino acids

01:36:20.120 used to build

01:36:20.660 the proteins in the body.

01:36:26.540 Scientists can extract

01:36:27.520 DNA from cells

01:36:28.140 to isolate specific segments

01:36:29.320 for study.

01:36:29.940 They can also synthesize

01:36:30.780 creating exons-only strands

01:36:32.600 of nucleotides,

01:36:33.700 blah, blah, blah.

01:36:34.400 Basically what they're saying is

01:36:35.380 you can't patent

01:36:36.560 just life,

01:36:37.360 you know,

01:36:37.720 up as it is

01:36:39.040 just a strand on its own,

01:36:40.200 but if you change it,

01:36:41.720 if you add

01:36:42.660 or remove things

01:36:43.600 or do certain things

01:36:44.520 to it,

01:36:45.200 you can patent it.

01:36:46.140 you can patent life,

01:36:48.860 right?

01:36:49.260 Yeah,

01:36:49.640 here it is,

01:36:50.020 right?

01:36:50.420 A naturally occurring DNA

01:36:51.320 segment is a product

01:36:52.000 of nature

01:36:52.440 and not patent eligible

01:36:53.680 merely because it has

01:36:54.560 been isolated,

01:36:55.300 but cDNA

01:36:56.500 is patent eligible

01:36:58.020 because it is not

01:36:58.980 naturally occurring.

01:37:00.200 So that's basically

01:37:00.800 what it is.

01:37:01.080 The patent

01:37:01.440 act permits

01:37:03.320 patents to be issued

01:37:04.420 to whomever

01:37:05.080 invents or discovers

01:37:06.420 any new and useful

01:37:07.540 compositions

01:37:08.360 of matter,

01:37:10.340 right?

01:37:11.320 And that goes back

01:37:12.040 to the nature,

01:37:12.600 why do you want to

01:37:13.020 take over nature

01:37:13.560 as an asset class

01:37:14.220 and then you can argue,

01:37:15.020 well,

01:37:15.080 we need to improve it.

01:37:16.000 When we change it,

01:37:16.800 we need to make it

01:37:17.520 more sustainable

01:37:18.200 or whatever excuse

01:37:19.240 they'll use

01:37:19.660 and then they can

01:37:20.540 change the composition

01:37:21.380 of that matter

01:37:22.160 and they can patent it

01:37:24.320 and say,

01:37:24.700 well,

01:37:24.820 we own this now.

01:37:26.220 It's ownage,

01:37:28.040 it's about ownership

01:37:28.860 and that's what this

01:37:29.620 Supreme Court document

01:37:31.700 underlines.

01:37:32.900 Now,

01:37:33.980 regarding patents

01:37:35.360 and stuff,

01:37:35.780 I'm going to go into

01:37:36.200 the COVID swamp

01:37:37.100 here now.

01:37:38.360 And I want to talk,

01:37:39.300 I want to show

01:37:39.960 a clip by

01:37:41.940 or with

01:37:45.080 Dr. David Martin

01:37:46.520 and it's related

01:37:48.180 to an interview

01:37:49.000 that Joseph McCullough

01:37:50.160 did with him,

01:37:50.820 really good one,

01:37:51.500 I recommend you

01:37:52.020 checking out

01:37:52.420 the whole thing.

01:37:54.300 But he outlines

01:37:55.880 in this interview

01:37:57.760 basically that

01:37:58.580 patents prove

01:37:59.600 that SARS-CoV-2 0.94

01:38:01.740 is a manufactured

01:38:02.860 virus,

01:38:03.400 right?

01:38:03.980 He found traces

01:38:04.720 all the way back

01:38:05.360 to the 1980s

01:38:06.260 when Pfizer first

01:38:07.160 issued a patent

01:38:07.820 for the first

01:38:08.460 S-spike protein

01:38:09.600 vaccine against

01:38:11.300 the coronavirus.

01:38:13.000 And this is just

01:38:13.520 all the way up

01:38:14.060 2013,

01:38:15.340 you know,

01:38:15.600 2000s,

01:38:16.380 you know,

01:38:17.600 all the way up

01:38:18.960 he's found evidence

01:38:19.920 that's like

01:38:20.420 in the patent office

01:38:22.560 there's been rumors

01:38:24.120 of this all along,

01:38:25.240 right?

01:38:25.740 These are patented,

01:38:27.160 in some cases,

01:38:27.660 bioweapons.

01:38:29.000 David E. Martin

01:38:29.660 is a doctor,

01:38:31.300 right?

01:38:31.420 And so this is

01:38:33.400 kind of an article

01:38:33.800 version of that,

01:38:34.500 we don't have time

01:38:35.200 to go through

01:38:35.540 all of this now,

01:38:36.280 but they had a

01:38:36.980 very interesting

01:38:37.400 discussion and I

01:38:38.100 recommend that you

01:38:38.580 listen to it.

01:38:40.180 Dr. David Martin,

01:38:41.640 interviewed by

01:38:42.180 Joseph Mercola,

01:38:43.340 patents prove

01:38:43.880 COVID fraud

01:38:44.460 and illegal

01:38:44.980 dealings,

01:38:45.840 right?

01:38:46.560 But there's a clip

01:38:47.320 here at the end,

01:38:48.140 right?

01:38:48.260 They've talked about

01:38:48.760 the vaccine and the

01:38:49.460 patents and all that

01:38:50.180 stuff and the vaccine

01:38:50.960 is like the bio

01:38:51.940 weapon and the

01:38:52.800 killer and all that

01:38:53.400 kind of stuff.

01:38:55.320 And they even talk

01:38:57.480 about the World

01:38:57.820 Economic Forum,

01:38:58.480 the reset and the

01:38:59.560 economic situation

01:39:00.540 that we're facing

01:39:01.120 and all that kind

01:39:01.580 of stuff,

01:39:01.900 right?

01:39:02.000 But he did mention

01:39:02.780 something interesting

01:39:03.780 and I hope I'm at

01:39:04.320 the right,

01:39:04.620 exactly at the right

01:39:05.200 time,

01:39:05.440 because I want to

01:39:05.740 be here.

01:39:06.920 But having to do

01:39:07.980 with altering the

01:39:08.720 human being as a

01:39:09.820 consequence of the

01:39:11.240 misstep of the

01:39:12.160 vaccination,

01:39:13.860 right?

01:39:14.040 So some people have

01:39:14.640 theorized,

01:39:15.100 well,

01:39:15.220 you get genetically

01:39:15.880 altered with the

01:39:16.560 vaccine and there's

01:39:17.280 people that actually

01:39:17.980 know that's not

01:39:18.600 happening.

01:39:19.260 Yes,

01:39:19.420 you become a

01:39:19.820 factory of the

01:39:20.340 spike protein.

01:39:23.580 Maybe there is an

01:39:24.080 spike,

01:39:24.720 but anyway.

01:39:27.000 But apparently that

01:39:27.800 doesn't like to

01:39:28.260 genetically alter you.

01:39:29.200 It causes your

01:39:31.200 body to begin

01:39:31.880 producing something.

01:39:32.940 It uses the

01:39:34.520 building blocks of

01:39:35.400 you to create other

01:39:37.100 things essentially,

01:39:37.980 right?

01:39:39.860 Maybe at the end of

01:39:40.760 the day it does

01:39:41.200 change something.

01:39:41.780 I'm not going to

01:39:42.080 argue that or not,

01:39:42.600 but the fix for this

01:39:45.500 misstep and

01:39:46.160 potentially coming down

01:39:47.380 the pipeline he

01:39:48.960 goes into with

01:39:50.160 technologies such as

01:39:51.480 CRISPR would

01:39:52.780 effectively make you a

01:39:56.340 genetically modified

01:39:57.740 human being to fix an

01:39:59.460 error,

01:40:00.420 even if they admit it

01:40:01.460 or not or something

01:40:02.120 like that.

01:40:02.800 It's just an

01:40:03.140 interesting line of

01:40:04.420 thinking and reasoning

01:40:05.260 to this of why we're

01:40:06.460 seeing so much of this

01:40:07.240 with the genetic editing

01:40:08.300 and stuff like that.

01:40:09.380 So listen to this

01:40:10.100 little segment here.

01:40:10.780 I would agree,

01:40:12.200 but I'm wondering,

01:40:13.100 there are many people

01:40:14.120 who've studied this

01:40:15.220 very carefully and

01:40:16.220 contend that one of

01:40:18.000 the ulterior motivations

01:40:19.020 for implementation of

01:40:20.260 this pandemic is a

01:40:21.760 depopulation strategy.

01:40:23.180 Oh, there's no

01:40:23.740 question that's the

01:40:24.420 case.

01:40:24.780 So along those lines,

01:40:26.820 and I really want to

01:40:28.220 hear your thoughts on

01:40:29.200 the likelihood of

01:40:30.780 anyone who receives

01:40:32.120 the COVID jab dying

01:40:33.480 prematurely quickly

01:40:34.940 within the next few

01:40:35.900 years.

01:40:36.300 I mean,

01:40:36.500 theoretically,

01:40:37.680 there's a potential

01:40:38.640 potential that the

01:40:39.580 majority of people

01:40:40.240 who got the shot

01:40:40.860 are going to be 0.99

01:40:41.200 dead in a few 0.98

01:40:41.620 years.

01:40:42.260 So I'm wondering

01:40:42.680 your thoughts on

01:40:43.300 that.

01:40:43.620 And I'm wondering

01:40:44.140 if, in fact,

01:40:45.800 it is a very highly

01:40:47.900 effective depopulation

01:40:49.040 strategy and resulting

01:40:51.600 in loss of perhaps

01:40:52.680 half the population

01:40:53.480 or more,

01:40:54.020 if that impacts

01:40:55.220 what you just said.

01:40:57.460 So you're on to a

01:40:58.880 very good point.

01:40:59.840 And so let's unpack

01:41:00.880 the legs of the

01:41:01.980 stool here.

01:41:02.660 Yeah.

01:41:02.920 First of all,

01:41:04.340 if you've made

01:41:05.120 financial promises

01:41:06.100 to senior citizens

01:41:07.160 or people who are

01:41:07.900 going to be senior

01:41:08.620 citizens,

01:41:09.600 the fewer promises

01:41:10.780 you have to keep,

01:41:11.580 the better.

01:41:12.240 So the financial

01:41:12.960 interest for depopulation

01:41:14.960 is a compelling

01:41:16.000 and a very thoroughly

01:41:17.560 compelling argument.

01:41:19.220 I spent an entire

01:41:20.240 hour on this

01:41:21.140 at my lecture

01:41:22.380 that I gave

01:41:22.860 at the Church of

01:41:23.520 Glad Tidings

01:41:24.060 in Yuba City.

01:41:24.800 If people want to

01:41:25.440 go online,

01:41:26.000 they can see that.

01:41:27.440 Now,

01:41:27.780 let me just interrupt

01:41:29.000 that a moment.

01:41:29.720 They do make

01:41:30.420 an interesting case

01:41:31.280 here for the fact

01:41:32.100 that one of the

01:41:32.800 reasons,

01:41:33.400 I spoke to,

01:41:35.260 I'm from the

01:41:36.340 Nordic Frontier,

01:41:37.160 actually yesterday,

01:41:38.440 great interview,

01:41:39.560 it was a great

01:41:39.900 interviewer from

01:41:40.820 the Nordic Resistance

01:41:41.500 Movement.

01:41:41.940 I encourage you

01:41:42.420 to check that out

01:41:43.220 at their Odyssey

01:41:45.440 channel,

01:41:45.960 the Nordic Frontier,

01:41:47.120 check that out.

01:41:48.440 I was on there

01:41:48.860 yesterday,

01:41:49.300 but we were

01:41:49.700 talking about this

01:41:50.300 and as I was

01:41:51.640 speaking about,

01:41:52.940 you know,

01:41:53.160 what I thought

01:41:53.720 that they're doing

01:41:54.200 here and I said,

01:41:54.880 the only thing I

01:41:55.220 can't figure out

01:41:55.640 is we have all

01:41:56.840 these patents

01:41:57.300 that showing that

01:41:57.880 they were doing

01:41:58.280 chimeric viruses,

01:41:59.320 they were,

01:41:59.640 you know,

01:42:00.060 experimenting with

01:42:01.060 this for years

01:42:01.600 and years and

01:42:02.040 years and penetrating

01:42:03.120 into bat caves

01:42:03.860 and doing all

01:42:04.300 these crazy stuff

01:42:05.080 to,

01:42:05.300 you know,

01:42:05.740 to bring these

01:42:07.120 viruses out

01:42:07.740 and I was like,

01:42:08.360 why didn't they

01:42:08.780 do it more

01:42:09.180 deadly,

01:42:09.660 right?

01:42:09.860 Why didn't they,

01:42:10.620 if they want to 0.99

01:42:11.920 kill everybody off, 0.98

01:42:12.680 why didn't they 1.00

01:42:13.020 do it more

01:42:13.400 deadly?

01:42:14.760 And then you

01:42:15.280 realize that,

01:42:15.900 well,

01:42:16.060 it has to,

01:42:16.800 it has to spread

01:42:18.700 for you to be

01:42:19.420 able to create

01:42:20.160 a pandemic

01:42:20.960 or a pandemic

01:42:22.020 or a case

01:42:22.720 pandemic in this

01:42:23.240 case.

01:42:23.500 if it was too

01:42:26.160 deadly,

01:42:26.600 people would die

01:42:27.380 too soon

01:42:28.220 and it wouldn't

01:42:29.260 spread.

01:42:30.140 And that's

01:42:30.880 irrespective of

01:42:32.000 the faulty PCR

01:42:32.820 tests and stuff,

01:42:33.480 but it was so,

01:42:34.320 they needed it

01:42:36.020 to be so fail-safe

01:42:37.960 that they couldn't

01:42:38.420 have a single

01:42:39.060 point of failure.

01:42:39.980 They needed

01:42:40.300 multiple points

01:42:40.960 of failure

01:42:41.440 or rather,

01:42:44.260 let me turn

01:42:44.600 on the round,

01:42:45.760 they needed to

01:42:46.140 ensure that if

01:42:47.240 one of the issues

01:42:48.280 went wrong,

01:42:49.020 in other words,

01:42:49.440 if it didn't

01:42:49.880 spread,

01:42:50.600 they could fall

01:42:51.000 back on the PCR

01:42:51.680 test and still do

01:42:52.400 so many false

01:42:53.360 positives that

01:42:54.000 you could still

01:42:55.100 generate the idea

01:42:56.420 that it's spreading

01:42:57.120 everywhere and

01:42:57.660 everybody's infected

01:42:58.640 and stuff like

01:42:59.040 that,

01:42:59.160 right?

01:43:01.160 But the thing

01:43:02.280 to it,

01:43:02.920 though,

01:43:03.080 is that it does

01:43:03.680 seem to take

01:43:04.160 out over 65s

01:43:05.360 for the most

01:43:06.140 part,

01:43:06.360 right?

01:43:06.480 There was

01:43:06.640 elderly people,

01:43:07.720 people with

01:43:08.100 underlying conditions

01:43:09.040 and stuff like

01:43:09.480 that.

01:43:10.240 And that could

01:43:10.860 be part of

01:43:11.380 the issue

01:43:11.820 that has to

01:43:12.520 do with the

01:43:12.820 failing social

01:43:14.340 security system,

01:43:15.500 right?

01:43:15.660 That's slated

01:43:16.080 to just go,

01:43:17.280 what's the right

01:43:18.620 term?

01:43:19.060 Bankrupt

01:43:19.420 default?

01:43:20.940 What's the right

01:43:21.400 term here again?

01:43:22.000 But like,

01:43:23.360 you know,

01:43:23.660 some of the

01:43:24.020 math that they

01:43:24.420 brought up in

01:43:24.840 this show was

01:43:25.300 like by 2027,

01:43:26.560 2028.

01:43:27.780 Officially,

01:43:28.200 they're talking

01:43:28.480 about 2034 or

01:43:29.980 something like

01:43:30.340 that,

01:43:30.820 but probably

01:43:31.300 sooner.

01:43:31.800 Some of the

01:43:32.040 math,

01:43:32.400 revised math

01:43:33.260 that's been

01:43:33.580 done on

01:43:33.920 that,

01:43:34.700 they're not

01:43:35.000 going to be

01:43:35.180 able to pay

01:43:35.520 any of this

01:43:35.840 money out.

01:43:36.220 There's going

01:43:36.520 to be no

01:43:36.900 social security

01:43:37.440 for these

01:43:38.000 elderly people.

01:43:39.880 So there's a

01:43:40.580 financial incentive

01:43:41.420 by the whole

01:43:42.900 apparatus here to

01:43:44.220 basically take out

01:43:45.220 people that are

01:43:45.860 a drain on

01:43:46.420 society.

01:43:48.000 So,

01:43:48.360 you know,

01:43:48.600 the older

01:43:49.000 boomers and

01:43:49.620 stuff like that

01:43:49.980 too.

01:43:50.260 which is an

01:43:53.040 interesting take.

01:43:54.220 But then you have

01:43:54.760 the secondary layer

01:43:55.600 to that when the

01:43:56.300 real objective,

01:43:57.280 of course,

01:43:57.600 is then the fix,

01:43:59.380 the cure against

01:44:00.360 the pandemic,

01:44:01.280 which is the

01:44:03.100 vaccine,

01:44:03.660 which then becomes

01:44:04.380 the driver of the

01:44:05.140 pandemic,

01:44:05.500 which then,

01:44:06.300 you know,

01:44:06.500 becomes the

01:44:07.000 spreading of the

01:44:07.620 virus and such

01:44:08.260 and so forth.

01:44:08.880 but eventually,

01:44:10.520 which is what

01:44:11.000 they will go

01:44:11.320 into here,

01:44:12.260 is that if

01:44:13.340 an error ever

01:44:14.560 is recognized

01:44:15.180 or they say,

01:44:17.880 yeah,

01:44:18.040 we did this

01:44:18.600 wrong or yes,

01:44:19.320 people are

01:44:19.640 suffering,

01:44:19.900 yes,

01:44:20.000 people are

01:44:20.260 dying or

01:44:20.660 something,

01:44:21.400 well,

01:44:21.600 we can fix

01:44:22.080 it.

01:44:22.900 We can fix

01:44:23.660 this.

01:44:24.040 Don't worry.

01:44:24.820 We'll go in

01:44:25.340 with CRISPR

01:44:25.840 and we'll cut

01:44:27.660 this portion

01:44:28.160 out.

01:44:28.580 Listen to this

01:44:29.380 here.

01:44:30.160 But in that

01:44:30.640 lecture,

01:44:31.200 I'll put a link

01:44:32.060 to it.

01:44:32.400 I'm sorry?

01:44:33.120 We'll put a link

01:44:33.700 to it.

01:44:34.340 Yeah.

01:44:34.920 In that show,

01:44:35.880 I actually

01:44:36.460 went through

01:44:37.020 the 1914

01:44:37.820 forward life

01:44:39.400 insurance cabal

01:44:40.520 that is actually

01:44:41.180 running an enormous

01:44:42.060 amount of what's

01:44:42.800 happening right now.

01:44:43.640 I've gone into

01:44:44.460 that in nauseating

01:44:45.640 detail and it

01:44:46.400 turns out that

01:44:47.480 there is an

01:44:47.940 economic incentive

01:44:48.820 to get a lot

01:44:50.160 of people dead 0.99

01:44:50.860 before 2028.

01:44:53.440 That's an

01:44:54.140 economic incentive.

01:44:55.060 It's also a

01:44:55.540 political incentive.

01:44:56.380 If you have

01:44:57.060 people over

01:44:57.820 the age of 65

01:44:58.880 who have taken

01:44:59.520 this shot,

01:45:00.380 who are already

01:45:01.340 health compromised

01:45:02.060 in one way or

01:45:02.840 another,

01:45:03.680 the likelihood

01:45:04.240 that we've

01:45:04.700 accelerated their

01:45:05.600 loss of life

01:45:06.340 is exceptionally

01:45:07.220 high.

01:45:08.100 If we look

01:45:08.820 at the previous

01:45:09.700 lipid nanoparticle

01:45:11.100 and mRNA trials

01:45:12.900 that were done

01:45:13.460 in animal studies,

01:45:14.820 we actually are

01:45:15.740 not going to be

01:45:16.600 surprised to see

01:45:17.520 a mass casualty

01:45:18.960 event.

01:45:19.820 So there is no

01:45:20.700 question that

01:45:21.400 what's being done

01:45:22.440 jumped over

01:45:23.920 animal trials

01:45:24.740 for a very

01:45:25.280 important reason.

01:45:26.540 We've been told

01:45:27.360 it was to save

01:45:28.520 time,

01:45:29.340 but it wasn't

01:45:30.000 to save time.

01:45:30.800 It was actually

01:45:31.680 to put this

01:45:32.460 particular pathogen

01:45:33.560 into humanity

01:45:34.640 so that a lot

01:45:35.800 of people

01:45:36.120 suffer and

01:45:37.180 ultimately die

01:45:38.100 of effects

01:45:38.880 that we could

01:45:39.360 have picked

01:45:39.660 up if we

01:45:40.120 had done

01:45:40.360 it the

01:45:41.060 traditional way,

01:45:42.000 which is

01:45:42.320 seven to

01:45:42.760 eight years

01:45:43.620 of safety

01:45:44.760 studies before

01:45:45.400 we decide

01:45:45.880 to put it

01:45:46.300 in the arms

01:45:46.720 of humans.

01:45:47.720 That's not

01:45:48.320 what we did.

01:45:49.060 And if we

01:45:49.380 look at the

01:45:49.900 safety data

01:45:50.540 out of animal

01:45:51.340 studies on

01:45:52.280 mRNA and on

01:45:53.700 the lipid

01:45:54.060 nanoparticle

01:45:54.760 from acuitus

01:45:56.020 and arbutus,

01:45:57.140 there is no

01:45:58.040 question,

01:45:59.060 Joe,

01:45:59.260 that there is

01:45:59.840 going to be

01:46:00.440 a fatality

01:46:01.200 increase because

01:46:02.660 of this.

01:46:03.140 Now,

01:46:03.600 what percentage

01:46:04.600 of the population

01:46:05.620 is going to be

01:46:06.980 a function of

01:46:07.660 something that

01:46:08.120 we do not

01:46:08.840 discuss?

01:46:10.080 Because as you

01:46:11.160 are very aware,

01:46:12.100 but your viewers

01:46:12.920 probably not as

01:46:13.980 much,

01:46:15.380 there is a

01:46:15.980 technology called

01:46:16.820 CRISPR,

01:46:17.420 which is the

01:46:17.980 camel's nose 0.93

01:46:18.760 that's been

01:46:19.200 under this tent.

01:46:20.760 And the CRISPR

01:46:21.580 technology,

01:46:22.340 which I've spent

01:46:22.980 a lot of time

01:46:23.540 looking at,

01:46:24.220 we just did a

01:46:25.260 couple shows

01:46:25.820 with the

01:46:26.400 several thousand

01:46:27.660 CRISPR patents,

01:46:29.000 include a number

01:46:29.980 of patents on

01:46:30.980 clipping the

01:46:32.120 effects of

01:46:33.080 vaccines from

01:46:34.760 people.

01:46:35.360 So there is a

01:46:36.480 high probability

01:46:37.160 that we're

01:46:37.580 building a

01:46:38.200 pathogen set

01:46:39.160 that then goes

01:46:40.200 into people so

01:46:41.180 that we can

01:46:41.580 introduce a more

01:46:42.580 expensive technology,

01:46:43.800 which allows us

01:46:44.960 to then go fix

01:46:45.860 the thing that we

01:46:46.560 harm,

01:46:47.140 which means that

01:46:47.740 there's probably

01:46:48.400 going to be an

01:46:49.200 economic class

01:46:50.300 distinction about

01:46:51.640 whether you live

01:46:52.540 or whether you

01:46:53.520 die. 0.74

01:46:53.900 Now,

01:46:54.060 I am not going

01:46:54.780 to opine on

01:46:55.500 the quality of

01:46:56.320 life,

01:46:56.720 because if you

01:46:57.620 are constantly

01:46:58.360 dependent on

01:46:59.480 CRISPR this

01:47:00.500 and then vaccine

01:47:01.220 that and then

01:47:01.860 CRISPR this and

01:47:02.600 then vaccine

01:47:03.060 that,

01:47:03.520 that's not much

01:47:04.120 of a life.

01:47:05.180 But the fact of

01:47:06.120 the matter is,

01:47:07.140 I think we

01:47:07.680 already,

01:47:08.420 the CRISPR

01:47:09.120 approvals that

01:47:10.300 have happened in

01:47:10.840 the last even

01:47:11.440 few weeks are

01:47:13.080 pointing out the

01:47:14.380 direction that

01:47:14.920 we're planning on

01:47:15.600 going here.

01:47:17.220 Anyway,

01:47:17.660 so that's

01:47:18.320 interesting little

01:47:19.240 tidbit there for

01:47:19.940 you.

01:47:20.120 That's something

01:47:20.480 to consider when

01:47:22.040 we're talking

01:47:22.600 about our

01:47:23.020 collective GMO

01:47:24.280 future,

01:47:24.760 essentially,

01:47:25.160 right?

01:47:25.340 That that's what

01:47:25.820 they're seeking

01:47:26.140 to do.

01:47:27.140 Add it to you

01:47:27.700 and then you

01:47:28.140 essentially,

01:47:28.920 you know,

01:47:29.980 in a boiled

01:47:30.620 down way,

01:47:31.120 essentially,

01:47:31.500 you would

01:47:31.720 become a

01:47:32.980 patented human

01:47:34.380 being because

01:47:35.640 you had your

01:47:36.160 genes altered

01:47:36.900 and that's what

01:47:37.360 the Supreme

01:47:37.720 Court stated

01:47:38.320 that if you

01:47:38.760 alter it,

01:47:39.840 you can patent

01:47:40.520 it,

01:47:40.680 just like they

01:47:41.020 do with GMOs

01:47:41.580 and stuff like

01:47:41.900 that,

01:47:42.040 right?

01:47:42.700 We're talking

01:47:42.980 about the

01:47:43.200 bond thing,

01:47:43.740 but we'll

01:47:43.960 skip that

01:47:44.500 because I

01:47:45.760 don't want to

01:47:45.960 go over it

01:47:46.420 too long,

01:47:46.840 so let's do

01:47:47.900 this here.

01:47:49.440 Speaking of

01:47:49.920 the vaccine,

01:47:50.460 of course,

01:47:50.840 the problem,

01:47:51.500 the depopulation

01:47:52.480 tool instrument,

01:47:53.700 Pfizer asked FDA

01:47:54.560 to authorize its

01:47:55.240 COVID-19 vaccine

01:47:56.060 for children 5 to

01:47:57.200 11.

01:47:57.700 The agency has

01:47:58.660 promised to move

01:47:59.240 quickly on the

01:47:59.900 request and has

01:48:00.620 tentatively scheduled

01:48:01.400 a meeting at the

01:48:02.160 end of the month

01:48:02.660 to consider it.

01:48:04.840 Insane.

01:48:07.680 Absolutely insane.

01:48:10.680 Let's look at a

01:48:11.540 couple of clips.

01:48:13.240 Turns out the

01:48:13.920 approved FDA

01:48:15.580 vaccine,

01:48:17.180 Comirnaty,

01:48:17.900 is, as we've

01:48:18.780 said many times

01:48:19.440 before,

01:48:20.280 not available.

01:48:21.560 Look at this.

01:48:21.840 So I called

01:48:22.440 Pfizer.

01:48:23.500 We are not

01:48:24.060 aware of

01:48:24.660 additional

01:48:25.080 information on

01:48:26.180 the timing of

01:48:27.140 availability of

01:48:28.180 community-legal

01:48:29.100 sex at this

01:48:30.340 time.

01:48:31.280 Oh, okay.

01:48:32.260 Okay, because I

01:48:32.980 might not

01:48:33.920 understand then.

01:48:34.940 She didn't know,

01:48:35.720 you know, I'm a

01:48:36.200 nurse, but I'm

01:48:37.680 thinking in my

01:48:38.260 head, well, how

01:48:39.080 is this fully

01:48:40.140 FDA approved when

01:48:41.180 it's not even

01:48:41.780 manufactured?

01:48:43.000 So it's approved,

01:48:43.880 but it's just not

01:48:44.560 available.

01:48:45.580 So you can't get

01:48:46.600 FDA approved

01:48:47.520 shots right now,

01:48:48.380 is the bottom

01:48:48.840 line.

01:48:49.220 So there you

01:48:55.640 go, big

01:48:56.020 surprise, huh?

01:48:56.800 Were you

01:48:57.020 surprised by

01:48:57.360 that?

01:48:57.640 You can't get

01:48:58.400 them, they're

01:48:58.800 not available.

01:48:59.400 So they

01:48:59.600 called the

01:49:00.760 Pfizer to

01:49:02.120 ask about

01:49:02.480 that, and

01:49:03.000 we've talked

01:49:03.320 about that,

01:49:03.700 of course,

01:49:03.960 too, that

01:49:04.220 this is a

01:49:04.660 legally distinct

01:49:06.180 entity.

01:49:06.660 Now, apparently

01:49:07.000 there are some

01:49:07.560 differences even

01:49:08.860 on the actual

01:49:10.720 material makeup

01:49:11.900 of the thing

01:49:12.400 as well.

01:49:13.740 Here's a short

01:49:14.460 one, too.

01:49:15.120 Good one,

01:49:15.580 little clip

01:49:16.060 to talk

01:49:17.780 about the

01:49:18.160 idea, too,

01:49:18.620 that when

01:49:18.820 you read

01:49:19.200 studies, you

01:49:20.680 can't just

01:49:21.140 believe what

01:49:21.720 you're reading.

01:49:22.900 Most of you

01:49:23.560 will be aware

01:49:24.160 of this, but

01:49:24.640 it's a clip

01:49:25.840 by a guy

01:49:26.240 who actually

01:49:26.700 spent time

01:49:27.700 studying this,

01:49:28.460 listened to

01:49:28.800 this here.

01:49:29.320 I have

01:49:29.660 worked for

01:49:30.080 many, many

01:49:30.560 years to

01:49:31.260 find out to

01:49:32.000 what extent

01:49:32.580 we can

01:49:33.080 believe in

01:49:33.860 drug trials,

01:49:35.700 and it's

01:49:38.300 actually quite

01:49:39.580 depressing.

01:49:41.420 We cannot

01:49:42.400 believe what

01:49:43.960 gets published

01:49:45.340 in our

01:49:45.880 most prestigious

01:49:46.740 journals,

01:49:47.940 because it

01:49:49.080 is usually

01:49:49.700 done by

01:49:50.220 the drug

01:49:50.600 industry.

01:49:52.060 You have

01:49:52.580 an expression

01:49:53.120 in America,

01:49:54.540 torture your

01:49:55.140 data until

01:49:55.780 they confess,

01:49:57.400 and this

01:49:57.920 happens all

01:49:58.780 the time.

01:50:00.020 The drug

01:50:00.420 industry has

01:50:01.160 an enormous

01:50:01.960 conflict of

01:50:02.720 interest.

01:50:04.000 The difference

01:50:04.640 between an

01:50:05.260 honest data

01:50:06.000 analysis and

01:50:07.640 one you have

01:50:08.260 manipulated can

01:50:10.020 be worth

01:50:10.520 billions on

01:50:11.740 the world

01:50:12.120 market.

01:50:12.640 So what do

01:50:13.080 you think

01:50:13.420 they'll do?

01:50:15.880 they'll be

01:50:16.500 totally

01:50:16.780 honest.

01:50:18.020 They'll tell

01:50:18.640 us 100%

01:50:19.460 truth,

01:50:19.800 because there's

01:50:20.240 no financial

01:50:20.840 incentive

01:50:21.400 whatsoever.

01:50:22.760 And of

01:50:22.920 course,

01:50:23.100 there's not

01:50:23.320 a control

01:50:24.760 incentive here

01:50:25.420 too.

01:50:25.920 So here's

01:50:26.260 this clip

01:50:27.200 here that

01:50:29.320 like incentive

01:50:30.120 Catholic

01:50:30.500 says COVID-19

01:50:31.260 vaccines are

01:50:31.760 a globalist

01:50:32.120 plot for

01:50:32.480 depopulation

01:50:33.000 or population

01:50:33.720 control.

01:50:34.700 Pope Francis

01:50:35.560 is their

01:50:35.960 spiritual leader.

01:50:37.000 I haven't

01:50:37.240 seen this.

01:50:37.800 Let's see

01:50:38.000 how long

01:50:38.300 it is.

01:50:40.620 What I

01:50:41.300 think is

01:50:41.680 going on,

01:50:42.340 this is my

01:50:42.960 summary,

01:50:43.660 but it's

01:50:44.040 not my

01:50:44.520 invention,

01:50:45.160 this is the

01:50:45.700 news,

01:50:46.740 is that the

01:50:47.900 group of

01:50:49.080 globalists,

01:50:50.740 everyone involved

01:50:52.440 in this new

01:50:53.100 reset,

01:50:54.320 global economy,

01:50:55.800 one world

01:50:56.340 order,

01:50:56.880 all of

01:50:58.100 that,

01:50:59.340 and enforcing

01:51:00.760 the jab,

01:51:02.020 the COVID

01:51:03.080 vaccine,

01:51:04.940 which is a

01:51:05.920 pathological

01:51:06.680 weapon to

01:51:08.240 destroy our 0.87

01:51:08.900 body,

01:51:09.380 that's what

01:51:09.840 it is,

01:51:11.180 and if you

01:51:13.440 haven't felt

01:51:14.100 it, if you've

01:51:15.260 taken the

01:51:15.900 COVID vaccine,

01:51:17.060 you feel just

01:51:18.440 fine,

01:51:19.460 that is working

01:51:20.540 in your body

01:51:21.220 to destroy 0.99

01:51:21.940 it.

01:51:23.300 There's an

01:51:24.080 article today

01:51:24.860 on LifeSite

01:51:25.660 News,

01:51:26.880 by, I

01:51:28.280 think it's a

01:51:28.760 Dr.

01:51:29.100 McCullough,

01:51:29.680 I have to

01:51:30.700 look it up,

01:51:31.820 who explains

01:51:33.300 exactly what

01:51:34.140 happens with

01:51:35.220 those vaccines,

01:51:36.820 and what I've

01:51:38.720 gathered from

01:51:39.340 all the

01:51:39.780 reports is

01:51:41.260 that the

01:51:42.820 Soros,

01:51:44.040 George Soros

01:51:44.680 is of the

01:51:45.120 world,

01:51:45.600 the Bill

01:51:45.880 Gates,

01:51:47.260 everybody

01:51:48.220 involved in

01:51:49.600 this reset,

01:51:51.520 so to speak,

01:51:52.220 and the

01:51:55.320 Holy Father

01:51:55.940 is their

01:51:56.980 spiritual

01:51:57.460 leader,

01:51:58.760 I don't

01:51:59.640 hesitate to

01:52:00.320 say it,

01:52:00.760 because I'm

01:52:01.240 not revealing

01:52:02.200 anything that

01:52:03.080 hasn't been

01:52:03.720 all over the

01:52:05.240 news and the

01:52:06.040 Vatican and

01:52:06.600 every place

01:52:07.140 else,

01:52:08.480 is that they

01:52:12.240 want to control

01:52:13.000 the world

01:52:13.340 population,

01:52:14.500 completely have

01:52:15.540 us under

01:52:15.920 their control,

01:52:17.000 the world

01:52:17.420 population is

01:52:18.200 too big,

01:52:18.720 and so

01:52:19.940 this COVID

01:52:20.720 vaccine has

01:52:21.980 been invented

01:52:22.560 to eliminate

01:52:23.140 us, 1.00

01:52:24.180 to kill 1.00

01:52:24.920 off a 1.00

01:52:26.540 great

01:52:26.940 percentage of

01:52:27.680 the population

01:52:28.360 so that

01:52:29.640 what's left

01:52:30.420 they have

01:52:31.520 a reason.

01:52:34.180 I want to

01:52:34.820 hear the rest

01:52:35.180 of that.

01:52:35.560 Okay,

01:52:35.780 interesting.

01:52:36.180 Thank you,

01:52:36.440 Likin,

01:52:36.560 for sending

01:52:36.920 that.

01:52:38.180 Okay,

01:52:38.720 good stuff.

01:52:39.160 There's one

01:52:39.540 of twos.

01:52:40.100 Maybe we'll

01:52:40.320 are his

01:52:40.740 the,

01:52:41.780 there's two

01:52:42.180 of two,

01:52:42.580 let's see.

01:52:42.940 Great

01:52:43.240 percentage of

01:52:43.980 the population

01:52:44.640 so that

01:52:45.940 what's left

01:52:46.720 they have

01:52:47.800 a reasonable

01:52:49.600 hope.

01:52:50.540 I hate to

01:52:50.920 use those

01:52:51.320 words,

01:52:52.200 the bishop

01:52:52.640 baron,

01:52:55.300 a reasonable

01:52:55.800 hope of 1.00

01:52:56.800 killing and 1.00

01:52:57.920 controlling the 1.00

01:52:58.660 rest of us.

01:52:59.940 So,

01:53:00.460 it's a,

01:53:03.160 it's a,

01:53:03.900 I don't think

01:53:05.500 such a horror

01:53:06.140 book has ever

01:53:06.840 been written,

01:53:07.580 horror novel

01:53:08.160 has ever been

01:53:08.740 written,

01:53:09.300 but it's true.

01:53:10.480 And I believe

01:53:11.420 it 100%,

01:53:12.260 and I think

01:53:13.720 our time is

01:53:14.500 limited,

01:53:15.580 very limited

01:53:16.280 now,

01:53:16.760 for this

01:53:19.920 reign of

01:53:20.940 evil,

01:53:21.660 of persecution,

01:53:22.620 of death,

01:53:23.820 to truly

01:53:26.080 take hold

01:53:26.920 of us

01:53:27.360 because as

01:53:28.120 we've heard

01:53:28.840 from many,

01:53:31.340 the forces

01:53:32.340 of evil

01:53:32.960 as announced

01:53:34.640 by President

01:53:35.340 Biden

01:53:35.820 concerning his

01:53:37.240 own thoughts

01:53:38.260 are growing

01:53:39.660 impatient.

01:53:40.320 We're too

01:53:40.660 slow in

01:53:41.400 obeying.

01:53:41.860 We're too

01:53:42.600 slow to

01:53:43.600 buy into

01:53:46.400 their

01:53:46.800 false

01:53:47.560 statements.

01:53:48.700 We're too

01:53:49.560 slow to

01:53:50.240 obey their

01:53:50.920 dictates.

01:53:53.860 We're just

01:53:54.640 too slow,

01:53:55.500 and we're

01:53:56.240 holding back

01:53:57.360 the reign of

01:53:57.980 evil.

01:53:58.440 So,

01:53:58.720 what's wrong

01:53:59.060 with us?

01:53:59.960 We need to

01:54:00.640 be put away.

01:54:01.940 We need to

01:54:02.360 be silenced.

01:54:03.640 And so,

01:54:04.260 I say to you,

01:54:05.140 beloved,

01:54:06.000 that evil

01:54:06.740 is coming

01:54:07.380 upon us,

01:54:08.480 is upon us,

01:54:09.420 but I

01:54:10.600 think

01:54:10.980 we don't

01:54:12.980 have much

01:54:13.480 time.

01:54:14.080 I don't

01:54:14.600 even think

01:54:15.080 it's a few

01:54:15.500 months from

01:54:15.960 now that

01:54:17.000 we're going

01:54:17.580 to experience

01:54:21.460 what we've

01:54:22.140 never imagined.

01:54:23.660 So,

01:54:24.060 now is

01:54:25.040 the time.

01:54:26.360 Now,

01:54:27.280 today,

01:54:28.200 is the day

01:54:28.740 of salvation.

01:54:30.280 If you hear

01:54:31.040 his voice,

01:54:31.640 don't harden

01:54:32.060 your hearts.

01:54:33.620 All right,

01:54:34.260 interesting.

01:54:34.780 Yeah,

01:54:34.960 I mean,

01:54:35.120 you could be

01:54:35.440 right about

01:54:36.500 that.

01:54:37.640 We'll look

01:54:38.040 into that,

01:54:38.460 see who that

01:54:39.160 is.

01:54:39.420 Yeah,

01:54:41.700 someone sent

01:54:42.160 this in

01:54:42.500 chat to

01:54:43.040 Pelosi.

01:54:44.280 Was it

01:54:44.500 Jack Robert?

01:54:47.940 Pelosi

01:54:48.380 says,

01:54:50.260 she would,

01:54:50.940 let's just

01:54:51.980 listen.

01:54:53.080 Again,

01:54:53.880 in fact,

01:54:54.960 when people

01:54:55.460 ask me,

01:54:56.040 if you

01:54:56.260 rule the

01:54:56.600 world,

01:54:56.920 what one

01:54:57.320 thing would 0.94

01:54:57.820 you do?

01:54:58.820 I think

01:54:59.240 about that

01:54:59.700 a lot.

01:55:01.680 I'm sure

01:55:02.040 you do.

01:55:03.400 Again,

01:55:04.320 I mean,

01:55:04.880 she doesn't,

01:55:05.580 she's just

01:55:05.920 a front

01:55:06.300 woman, 1.00

01:55:07.060 she's one

01:55:07.680 of the 0.99

01:55:07.860 clowns, 0.89

01:55:08.360 you know, 1.00

01:55:08.520 but,

01:55:08.840 you know,

01:55:09.920 it's red

01:55:10.200 meat,

01:55:10.580 right?

01:55:12.080 I'm sure

01:55:12.580 they do

01:55:12.860 think about

01:55:13.260 it,

01:55:13.360 though,

01:55:13.480 don't get

01:55:13.760 me wrong

01:55:14.000 about that.

01:55:14.940 It was

01:55:15.140 during her

01:55:16.280 remarks at

01:55:17.080 the NATO

01:55:17.820 Parliamentary

01:55:18.440 Assembly in

01:55:19.000 Lisbon,

01:55:19.360 Portugal today.

01:55:19.980 Interesting.

01:55:20.980 Horace

01:55:21.260 Cock

01:55:21.520 Johnson

01:55:21.920 says,

01:55:22.300 remember when

01:55:22.740 Florida was

01:55:23.200 constantly made

01:55:23.780 fun of,

01:55:24.260 times they are

01:55:25.100 a-changing.

01:55:26.500 Yeah,

01:55:26.700 Florida looks

01:55:27.100 pretty,

01:55:27.820 not on every

01:55:28.700 issue,

01:55:29.200 don't get me

01:55:29.500 wrong,

01:55:29.720 but on many

01:55:30.260 things,

01:55:30.720 much better,

01:55:31.880 certainly much

01:55:32.520 better than

01:55:32.820 many of the

01:55:33.120 other states.

01:55:34.500 Dan Mothers

01:55:34.860 says,

01:55:35.440 there's a quote

01:55:36.000 here,

01:55:37.280 let me see

01:55:37.700 here,

01:55:37.960 she says,

01:55:38.280 yeah,

01:55:38.500 a quote from

01:55:39.340 the New York

01:55:41.280 Times versus

01:55:42.140 Sullivan in

01:55:43.140 1964,

01:55:44.520 let me see,

01:55:44.840 did I read

01:55:45.340 this before?

01:55:47.380 Profound

01:55:47.780 national

01:55:48.280 commitment,

01:55:50.380 let me see,

01:55:51.420 where are we here,

01:55:51.820 there we go,

01:55:52.100 profound national

01:55:52.820 commitment to

01:55:53.440 the principle

01:55:54.060 that debate

01:55:55.080 on public

01:55:55.560 issues should

01:55:56.180 be inhibited,

01:55:57.660 robust and

01:55:58.240 wide open,

01:55:59.280 and that it

01:55:59.700 may well

01:56:00.260 induce vehement,

01:56:01.580 caustic and

01:56:02.200 sometimes unpleasant

01:56:03.120 sharp attacks on

01:56:04.120 government and

01:56:04.780 public officials.

01:56:06.460 Yeah,

01:56:06.640 was that like a

01:56:07.320 New York

01:56:08.480 Times versus

01:56:08.820 Sullivan,

01:56:09.300 was that some

01:56:09.580 free speech case

01:56:10.540 or something like

01:56:11.020 that,

01:56:11.260 how do we,

01:56:13.860 the justification

01:56:14.920 that we have to

01:56:15.680 allow it,

01:56:16.140 and as people

01:56:17.220 have said,

01:56:17.740 even the issue

01:56:18.840 of hate speech

01:56:19.500 and stuff,

01:56:19.820 and thank you

01:56:20.240 Dan Mothers for

01:56:20.680 that.

01:56:22.100 The issue

01:56:22.340 of hate

01:56:22.580 speech and

01:56:23.020 the reason

01:56:24.520 the First

01:56:24.820 Amendment

01:56:25.000 existed,

01:56:25.500 of course,

01:56:25.780 to protect

01:56:26.320 the very

01:56:26.700 speech that

01:56:27.120 you don't

01:56:27.460 like.

01:56:27.840 A popular

01:56:28.460 speech doesn't

01:56:29.440 need protection,

01:56:30.300 right?

01:56:31.340 Or speech

01:56:32.480 that doesn't

01:56:32.980 ruffle any

01:56:33.640 feathers,

01:56:34.080 right?

01:56:36.780 Interesting.

01:56:37.580 Let me see

01:56:38.180 here.

01:56:39.180 Black 0.64

01:56:39.380 Phillips says,

01:56:39.940 Henrik,

01:56:40.140 I think a lot

01:56:40.600 of the spite

01:56:42.060 from the left

01:56:42.620 about vaccines

01:56:43.240 is they secretly

01:56:44.020 have no doubts

01:56:44.720 now,

01:56:45.860 but they can't

01:56:46.420 reverse their

01:56:47.320 horrible decisions,

01:56:48.060 so they've

01:56:48.440 become rabid

01:56:48.960 about their

01:56:49.260 defense of the

01:56:49.760 vaccine.

01:56:50.420 I still think

01:56:50.880 there's a lot

01:56:51.600 of true

01:56:51.900 believers out 1.00

01:56:53.620 there and

01:56:53.900 they want to

01:56:54.140 vaccinate every 0.96

01:56:54.840 single human

01:56:55.820 on the planet,

01:56:56.720 all the kids,

01:56:57.520 all the babies

01:56:58.180 out there too,

01:56:59.100 you know.

01:57:00.840 But some of

01:57:01.540 them I think

01:57:01.960 have buyer's

01:57:02.760 remorse,

01:57:03.180 I do think

01:57:03.740 you're right

01:57:03.980 about that.

01:57:05.380 Arnjimsa says,

01:57:06.160 this nun is 1.00

01:57:06.860 based as fuck. 1.00

01:57:08.580 There you go, 1.00

01:57:09.140 Ryan Wilhelmi,

01:57:11.520 I think it is,

01:57:12.380 says,

01:57:13.040 I have been

01:57:13.760 freeloading too

01:57:14.480 long,

01:57:14.740 here's a small

01:57:15.120 donation.

01:57:15.720 Well,

01:57:15.860 thank you,

01:57:16.160 I appreciate that.

01:57:17.260 We do appreciate

01:57:17.920 you,

01:57:18.080 thank you.

01:57:19.200 Odinland says,

01:57:20.100 that guy is my

01:57:20.960 mother's cousin's

01:57:21.860 brother-in-law,

01:57:22.840 Peter Gutsch.

01:57:24.980 I don't recognize

01:57:25.920 that,

01:57:26.360 is that just made

01:57:27.180 up or is it

01:57:27.700 actually a guy?

01:57:31.940 Who's that?

01:57:32.480 Peter Gutsch,

01:57:34.260 Danish physician,

01:57:35.960 medical researcher,

01:57:36.780 former leader of the

01:57:37.320 Nordic Cochrane

01:57:38.180 Center at Rydigs

01:57:40.000 Hospitalet in

01:57:40.800 Copenhagen.

01:57:41.780 So is that

01:57:42.140 actually true?

01:57:42.940 Which guy was

01:57:43.500 that then?

01:57:44.180 I was thinking

01:57:44.820 you're just joking

01:57:45.760 and making it

01:57:46.160 up.

01:57:47.580 That guy is my

01:57:48.460 mother's cousin's

01:57:49.220 brother-in-law.

01:57:50.780 Which guy?

01:57:52.080 Sorry,

01:57:52.520 I missed which guy

01:57:54.080 that was.

01:57:54.860 I have to go back

01:57:55.460 in the order.

01:57:55.860 Anyway,

01:57:56.100 thank you,

01:57:56.480 I appreciate that,

01:57:57.220 but I didn't know

01:57:58.000 which one you mean.

01:58:00.900 Let's see here.

01:58:01.700 Okay,

01:58:02.060 so let's do a couple

01:58:02.960 of these and then

01:58:03.520 we're going to wrap

01:58:03.880 up here soon.

01:58:06.460 Canada.

01:58:08.160 Talk about the

01:58:08.720 COVID camps.

01:58:09.600 I think it's one

01:58:10.040 of the last things

01:58:10.540 we'll do here.

01:58:10.960 I don't think we

01:58:11.300 had more clips here.

01:58:13.560 COVID enforcement

01:58:15.620 team and secure

01:58:16.880 location for

01:58:18.660 COVID isolation.

01:58:20.260 Let's go up

01:58:21.300 in the size a

01:58:21.880 little bit.

01:58:23.000 The Saskatchewan

01:58:23.780 Health Authority

01:58:24.300 now says it's

01:58:25.100 putting together

01:58:26.260 a COVID

01:58:26.860 enforcement team.

01:58:29.100 The group will

01:58:29.560 be made up of

01:58:30.120 mostly retired

01:58:30.900 police officers

01:58:31.700 who have special

01:58:32.480 constable status.

01:58:34.340 The information

01:58:34.800 was conveyed in

01:58:35.500 most recent

01:58:36.020 physics town hall

01:58:36.920 meeting.

01:58:37.800 Medical health

01:58:38.300 officer Dr.

01:58:38.960 Jean-Marc

01:58:40.060 Opondo

01:58:40.540 says the

01:58:44.440 purpose of

01:58:45.080 the CET,

01:58:46.280 the COVID

01:58:46.660 enforcement

01:58:47.140 team,

01:58:47.940 is to

01:58:49.240 enforce

01:58:49.980 public health

01:58:51.320 measures.

01:58:53.100 In particular,

01:58:54.280 proof of

01:58:54.580 vaccination,

01:58:55.300 noncompliance

01:58:55.940 at businesses

01:58:56.440 that are not

01:58:57.320 typically regulated

01:58:58.200 by public

01:58:58.700 health inspectors.

01:58:59.460 They will also

01:59:00.000 be charged

01:59:00.980 with enforcing

01:59:01.760 masking public

01:59:02.900 health measures.

01:59:04.920 In addition

01:59:05.800 to a COVID

01:59:06.380 enforcement team

01:59:07.240 and an online

01:59:09.360 form or phone

01:59:10.440 number to

01:59:10.880 report on

01:59:11.760 fellow citizens,

01:59:13.500 the government

01:59:14.960 is also setting

01:59:15.620 up a secure

01:59:16.280 isolation site

01:59:17.580 for those

01:59:18.560 deemed needing

01:59:19.660 to be isolated

01:59:20.660 by medical

01:59:21.240 health officer.

01:59:22.760 Public health

01:59:23.660 inspectors and

01:59:24.340 police, once the

01:59:25.300 medical health

01:59:26.000 officer has

01:59:26.580 signed a form

01:59:27.400 for secure

01:59:27.920 isolation,

01:59:28.840 will be involved

01:59:29.600 in assisting

01:59:30.260 and transporting

01:59:30.960 and moving

01:59:31.620 people into

01:59:32.320 the secure

01:59:33.280 isolation site.

01:59:34.360 This site,

01:59:38.220 expected to be

01:59:38.720 ready in the

01:59:39.220 next three

01:59:39.960 weeks, is

01:59:40.560 going to be

01:59:40.900 located at

01:59:41.500 the Saskatchewan

01:59:42.480 Hospital in

01:59:43.260 North Battleford.

01:59:46.060 They refer to

01:59:47.120 those sent to

01:59:48.000 the secure

01:59:48.380 isolation sites

01:59:49.200 as clients,

01:59:50.920 not detainees.

01:59:52.440 However, they

01:59:53.620 will be there

01:59:54.280 under a detention

01:59:55.160 order.

01:59:56.260 The town hall

01:59:56.860 heard the

01:59:57.420 COVID enforcement

01:59:59.660 team will

02:00:00.460 likely be out

02:00:01.300 in the field

02:00:01.880 in one to

02:00:03.020 two weeks.

02:00:03.480 So this is

02:00:04.020 from, I

02:00:06.580 guess, a

02:00:06.920 Canadian

02:00:07.220 source here,

02:00:07.980 C20,

02:00:10.500 something,

02:00:11.240 Studio 620,

02:00:12.380 I think it is,

02:00:12.800 is the radio

02:00:13.220 station, I

02:00:13.680 guess, from

02:00:14.000 their newsroom

02:00:14.480 there.

02:00:15.280 All right,

02:00:15.720 good stuff.

02:00:17.900 Not a

02:00:18.440 problem.

02:00:21.180 Here's another

02:00:21.780 source, I'm

02:00:22.540 going to read a

02:00:22.780 little bit from

02:00:23.140 this one, I

02:00:23.580 don't think we

02:00:23.800 have time to

02:00:24.180 read the

02:00:24.380 whole thing,

02:00:24.920 but COVID-19

02:00:25.700 detention camps

02:00:26.520 are government

02:00:27.160 roundups or

02:00:28.100 resistors, of

02:00:30.060 resistors in

02:00:30.920 our future.

02:00:31.600 authored by

02:00:32.720 John Whitehead,

02:00:33.640 I had him

02:00:34.120 on the show

02:00:34.460 many years

02:00:36.260 ago, from

02:00:37.660 the Rutherford

02:00:38.260 Institute.

02:00:39.980 It's no longer

02:00:40.760 a question of

02:00:41.380 whether the

02:00:41.860 government will

02:00:42.320 lock up

02:00:42.920 Americans for

02:00:43.660 defying its

02:00:44.280 mandates, but

02:00:45.140 when.

02:00:46.800 This is what

02:00:47.840 we know.

02:00:49.200 The government

02:00:50.020 has means, the

02:00:50.780 muscle and

02:00:51.260 motivation to

02:00:51.840 detain individuals

02:00:52.640 who resist

02:00:53.280 its orders and

02:00:54.880 do not comply

02:00:55.720 with mandates in

02:00:56.540 a vast area of

02:00:57.520 prisons, detention

02:00:58.580 centers and FEMA

02:00:59.700 concentration camps

02:01:00.640 paid for with

02:01:01.640 taxpayer dollars.

02:01:03.200 It's just a

02:01:04.140 matter of time.

02:01:05.800 It no longer

02:01:06.320 matters what the

02:01:07.140 hot-button issue

02:01:07.920 might be.

02:01:08.980 Vaccine mandates, 0.79

02:01:10.720 immigration, gun

02:01:11.660 rights, abortion,

02:01:12.660 same-sex marriages,

02:01:13.760 healthcare,

02:01:14.580 criticizing the

02:01:15.280 government, protesting

02:01:16.960 election results, or

02:01:18.120 you can add on to

02:01:18.720 it now, going to

02:01:19.580 school board meetings

02:01:20.400 and disagreeing with

02:01:22.540 those who are 0.98

02:01:22.880 trying to fuck up 1.00

02:01:23.760 your kids. 1.00

02:01:25.220 Or which party is

02:01:26.100 wielding its power

02:01:27.120 like a hammer.

02:01:27.680 The groundwork has

02:01:29.400 already been laid.

02:01:31.100 Under the

02:01:31.520 indefinite detention

02:01:32.720 provision of the

02:01:33.760 National Defense

02:01:34.620 Authorization Act,

02:01:35.780 the NDAA, the

02:01:38.020 president and the

02:01:38.760 military can detain

02:01:39.700 and imprison

02:01:40.300 American citizens

02:01:41.320 with no access to

02:01:42.720 friends, family, or

02:01:43.660 the courts if the

02:01:44.520 government believes

02:01:45.160 them to be a

02:01:45.920 terrorist.

02:01:46.800 So it should come 0.70

02:01:48.140 as no surprise that

02:01:49.540 merely criticizing the

02:01:50.520 government or

02:01:51.040 objecting to a

02:01:51.760 COVID-19 vaccine

02:01:52.580 could get you

02:01:53.240 labeled as a

02:01:54.440 terrorist.

02:01:55.500 After all, it

02:01:56.420 doesn't take much

02:01:57.220 to be considered

02:01:58.140 a terrorist

02:01:58.580 anymore, especially

02:01:59.360 given that the

02:02:00.540 government likes to

02:02:01.420 use the words

02:02:01.920 anti-government or

02:02:03.660 extremist and

02:02:04.660 terrorist interchangeably.

02:02:07.100 For instance, the

02:02:07.800 Department of Homeland

02:02:08.480 Security broadly

02:02:09.660 defines extremists as

02:02:10.860 individuals, military

02:02:12.620 veterans, and groups

02:02:13.720 that are mainly

02:02:15.200 anti-government,

02:02:16.380 rejecting federal

02:02:17.120 authority in favor of

02:02:18.160 state or local

02:02:18.820 authority, or rejecting

02:02:20.320 government authority

02:02:21.340 entirely.

02:02:23.500 Military veterans

02:02:24.500 returning from Iraq and

02:02:25.580 Afghanistan may also be

02:02:26.660 characterized as

02:02:27.620 extremist and potential

02:02:28.780 domestic terrorist

02:02:29.520 threats by the

02:02:32.320 government because they

02:02:33.160 may be disgruntled,

02:02:34.700 disillusioned, and

02:02:35.720 or suffering from the

02:02:37.480 psychological effects of

02:02:38.740 war.

02:02:40.240 Indeed, if you believe in

02:02:41.720 and exercise your rights

02:02:42.760 under the Constitution,

02:02:44.060 namely a right to speak

02:02:44.980 freely, worship freely,

02:02:46.080 associate with like-minded

02:02:47.120 individuals who share your

02:02:48.580 political views, criticize

02:02:50.040 the government, own a

02:02:51.060 weapon, demand a word

02:02:52.340 before being questioned, or

02:02:53.700 searched, or any other

02:02:55.740 activity viewed as

02:02:56.460 potentially anti-government,

02:02:58.160 racist, bigoted, anarchic,

02:03:02.040 or sovereign, you could be 0.54

02:03:03.900 at the top of the

02:03:05.180 government's terrorist

02:03:06.080 watch list.

02:03:06.740 I'm glad John Whitehead has

02:03:10.380 tied this into it too, with 0.99

02:03:12.360 the bullshit about the 1.00

02:03:13.840 racist and bigots and white 1.00

02:03:15.300 supremacist narrative into 0.99

02:03:17.140 this, because how can't you

02:03:19.300 these days, right?

02:03:19.900 But some of these First

02:03:24.300 Amendment and free speech

02:03:25.300 guys and libertarians, some

02:03:27.100 of them still haven't gotten

02:03:28.000 that, but he has, that's

02:03:29.380 good.

02:03:30.820 Moreover, as New York Times

02:03:31.960 editorial warns, you may be

02:03:33.740 an anti-government

02:03:34.540 extremist, aka domestic

02:03:36.140 terrorist, in the eyes of the

02:03:37.800 police if you're afraid that

02:03:39.300 the government is plotting to

02:03:40.340 confiscate your firearms, if

02:03:42.100 you believe the economy is

02:03:43.080 about to collapse, and the

02:03:44.520 government will soon declare

02:03:45.740 martial law, or if you

02:03:46.980 display an unusual number of

02:03:50.080 political and or ideological

02:03:51.820 bumper stickers on your car.

02:03:53.860 And he links to these as

02:03:55.200 actual, you know, as actual

02:03:56.220 like cases, right?

02:03:58.380 Actual events.

02:03:59.860 According to the FBI, you

02:04:01.160 might also be classified as a

02:04:02.520 domestic terrorist threat if

02:04:04.120 you espouse conspiracy theories

02:04:06.140 or dare to subscribe to any

02:04:08.160 views that are contrary to

02:04:10.720 the government's.

02:04:12.460 The government also has a

02:04:13.980 growing list shared with

02:04:15.100 fusion centers and law

02:04:16.260 enforcement agencies of

02:04:17.280 ideologies, behaviors,

02:04:18.360 affiliations, and other

02:04:19.360 characteristics that could

02:04:21.120 flag someone as suspicious

02:04:23.060 and result in their being

02:04:25.100 labeled a potential enemy of

02:04:26.780 the state.

02:04:27.960 This is what happens when you

02:04:29.120 not only put the power to

02:04:30.280 determine who is a

02:04:31.540 political, who is a

02:04:33.200 potential danger in the

02:04:35.640 hands of government

02:04:36.240 agencies, the courts and the

02:04:37.640 police, but also gives those

02:04:38.900 agencies liberal authority to

02:04:41.320 lock individuals up for

02:04:43.080 perceived wrongs.

02:04:44.640 It's a system just begging to

02:04:47.640 be abused by power-hungry

02:04:49.480 bureaucrats desperate to 0.56

02:04:50.640 retain their power at all

02:04:51.840 costs.

02:04:52.620 It's happened before.

02:04:56.500 As history shows, the U.S.

02:04:57.860 government is not adverse to

02:04:58.820 locking up its own citizens for 0.92

02:04:59.940 its own purpose, right?

02:05:00.800 And they go up a couple of

02:05:01.520 examples here.

02:05:03.220 Let's skip that.

02:05:05.140 We know that, you know, some of

02:05:06.160 the things that they've

02:05:06.940 mentioned about that.

02:05:08.740 Okay, let me continue here.

02:05:13.120 Sorry.

02:05:13.340 FEMA's role in creating top

02:05:14.580 secret American internment

02:05:15.640 camps is well documented, but

02:05:17.200 be careful who you share this

02:05:18.280 information with.

02:05:19.560 It turns out that voicing

02:05:20.520 concerns about the existence

02:05:21.780 of FEMA detention camps is

02:05:23.140 among the growing list of

02:05:24.520 opinions and activities which

02:05:26.040 may make a federal agent or

02:05:27.900 government official think that

02:05:29.100 you're an extremist, a.k.a. 0.70

02:05:30.420 a terrorist. 0.99

02:05:32.160 So, ironically,

02:05:32.700 since the FEMA detention

02:05:36.900 camps doesn't exist, we have

02:05:39.140 to ensure that the people

02:05:40.180 who spread information about

02:05:41.440 the FEMA detention camps are

02:05:44.120 locked up in FEMA detention

02:05:45.680 camps because they're

02:05:47.360 conspiracy theorists.

02:05:48.440 That kind of makes sense,

02:05:49.280 right?

02:05:50.480 Or, they continue here, if

02:05:52.440 you're sympathetic to terrorist

02:05:53.440 activities and thus qualify you

02:05:54.980 for indefinite detention under

02:05:56.420 the NDAA, also includes in the

02:05:59.360 list of, also included in the

02:06:01.040 list of dangerous viewpoints,

02:06:02.700 are advocating states' rights,

02:06:05.380 believing the states to be

02:06:06.780 unnecessary or undesirable,

02:06:08.880 conspiracy theorizing,

02:06:11.540 concern about alleged FEMA

02:06:12.920 camps, opposition to war,

02:06:14.980 organizing for economic

02:06:16.160 justice, frustration with

02:06:17.700 mainstream ideologies,

02:06:19.020 opposition to abortion,

02:06:20.300 opposition to globalization,

02:06:21.740 and ammunition stockpiling.

02:06:24.320 Now, if you are going to have

02:06:26.540 internment camps on American

02:06:28.360 soil, someone has to build

02:06:30.260 them.

02:06:31.260 Thus, in 2006, it was

02:06:32.920 announced that Kellogg Brown and

02:06:34.280 Root, a subsidiary of

02:06:35.660 Halliburton, remember that

02:06:37.020 company, Iraq, the nepotism

02:06:39.380 there, have been awarded a

02:06:41.340 $385 million contract to build

02:06:44.460 American detention facilities.

02:06:46.380 Although the government and

02:06:47.340 Halliburton were not

02:06:48.120 forthcoming about where or when

02:06:50.520 these domestic detention centers

02:06:51.880 would be built, they

02:06:52.960 rationalized the need for them

02:06:54.440 in case of an emergency influx of

02:06:56.740 immigrants or, yeah, like that 0.99

02:06:58.520 would, yeah, that would put them

02:07:00.320 in camps.

02:07:00.960 They're shipping them into, like,

02:07:02.360 the interior of the states now,

02:07:04.700 and they're putting wrong, white

02:07:06.600 American wrong thinkers in these

02:07:08.340 camps.

02:07:09.380 That's the plan.

02:07:10.860 Anyway.

02:07:11.600 Or to support the rapid

02:07:12.680 development of new programs in

02:07:13.980 the event of other emergencies,

02:07:15.040 such as natural disasters.

02:07:16.360 Of course, these detention camps

02:07:17.940 will have to be used for anyone

02:07:20.800 viewed as a threat to the

02:07:22.000 government, and that includes

02:07:23.020 political dissidents.

02:07:24.360 So it's not coincidental that the

02:07:25.780 U.S. government has, since the

02:07:26.820 1980s, acquired and maintained

02:07:28.320 without warrant or court order

02:07:29.620 a database names and information

02:07:32.480 on Americans considered to be

02:07:34.200 threats to the nation.

02:07:36.280 As Salon reports, this database,

02:07:38.320 reportedly dubbed Main Corps,

02:07:41.740 is to be used by the Army and FEMA

02:07:44.100 in times of national emergency or

02:07:45.900 under martial law to locate and

02:07:47.980 round up Americans seen as a threat

02:07:49.660 to national security.

02:07:50.580 There are at least 8 million

02:07:52.240 Americans in the Main Corps 0.73

02:07:53.740 database.

02:07:54.420 That's quite a bit.

02:07:56.700 I'm surprised it wasn't 6 million.

02:07:58.740 Fast forward to 2009, when the

02:08:00.360 Department of Homeland Security,

02:08:01.600 DHS, released two reports, one on

02:08:03.340 right-wing extremism, which broadly

02:08:05.100 defines right-wing extremists as

02:08:06.740 individuals and groups that are

02:08:07.700 mainly anti-government, rejecting

02:08:09.240 federal authority in favor of state

02:08:11.300 or local authority, or rejecting

02:08:13.280 government authority entirely.

02:08:14.900 And one on left-wing extremism,

02:08:18.160 which label environmental and animal

02:08:19.900 rights activist groups as extremists.

02:08:21.860 Yeah, not Antifa, not BLM, not the

02:08:24.840 actual people like bombing, you know,

02:08:27.260 you know, government buildings and

02:08:28.800 stuff.

02:08:29.280 Ah, that's fine.

02:08:31.120 It's just too extreme on the

02:08:33.060 environmental end or animal rights.

02:08:35.060 That's the only category under

02:08:37.060 left-wing extremism.

02:08:38.460 Incredibly, both reports use the

02:08:39.940 words terrorist and extremist

02:08:41.000 interchangeably.

02:08:42.040 That same year, the DHS launched

02:08:45.040 Operation Vigilant Eagle, which calls

02:08:47.440 for surveillance of military veterans

02:08:49.340 returning from Iraq, Afghanistan, or

02:08:50.960 other far-flung places, characterizing

02:08:52.940 them as extremist and potential

02:08:54.180 domestic terrorist threats because

02:08:55.640 they may be disgruntled, disillusioned,

02:08:57.300 or suffering from psychological effects

02:08:59.160 of war.

02:09:00.420 These reports indicate that for the

02:09:01.920 government, so-called extremism is not

02:09:04.060 a partisan matter.

02:09:06.280 Anyone seen as opposing the government,

02:09:08.580 whether the left, right, or somewhere in

02:09:09.980 between, is a target, which brings us

02:09:11.900 back full circle to the question of

02:09:13.480 whether the government will exercise

02:09:14.900 the power it claims to possess to

02:09:17.280 detain anyone perceived as a threat,

02:09:19.780 i.e. anyone critical of the

02:09:21.220 government.

02:09:21.580 The short answer is yes.

02:09:24.360 And the long answer is more

02:09:25.480 complicated, is that it's more

02:09:27.360 complicated, right?

02:09:30.100 Let me see if they go into the COVID.

02:09:33.740 Is there more on COVID at the end

02:09:34.980 here?

02:09:37.460 I don't think they do.

02:09:40.360 But anyway, that's what we're

02:09:41.360 looking at.

02:09:41.820 We talked about the green zones.

02:09:43.160 It's funny to talk about soil and green

02:09:44.280 at the end.

02:09:45.060 I won't read the rest there.

02:09:45.880 But the green zones, right, that the

02:09:47.700 CDC has declared.

02:09:49.480 It's funny because people thought this

02:09:50.680 would happen in 2020, and it kind of

02:09:52.180 didn't in a way.

02:09:53.260 There's some other stuff that's

02:09:54.240 happened, of course, right?

02:09:55.920 But a lot of it happened, I think,

02:09:59.620 is going to happen in 2021.

02:10:00.900 I hope I'm wrong on that, right?

02:10:03.680 I guess we can end with this one.

02:10:04.960 Insane video.

02:10:05.740 16-year-old girl arrested at school

02:10:07.500 for refusing to wear a mask.

02:10:08.960 Like, this is where it's going.

02:10:11.980 If you're not obeying, we'll arrest you.

02:10:15.040 We'll drag you away. 0.97

02:10:15.860 There was something with, and I

02:10:17.020 didn't find the story on it.

02:10:18.020 Maybe Friday we'll talk about that.

02:10:19.560 But they had put plastic bags over, like,

02:10:27.360 COVID patients or something in a hospital.

02:10:30.160 I just saw it in passing, and I didn't

02:10:31.720 grab the link, and I forgot to pull it in.

02:10:33.660 But there's, like, crazy stuff like that's

02:10:34.840 happening.

02:10:35.820 Let's check out this video here.

02:10:38.700 Meet Grace.

02:10:39.380 She's a 16-year-old girl who's showing 0.99

02:10:40.960 more courage than most men right now.

02:10:42.460 She's refusing to comply with mask mandates,

02:10:44.180 and her Wyoming school board 0.76

02:10:46.300 is trying to force them on her.

02:10:48.400 She was fined and arrested.

02:10:50.060 This is the footage of her arrest.

02:10:51.880 Can you please let me into class?

02:10:54.400 What's that?

02:10:55.120 Can you please let me into class?

02:10:56.300 I can't, unless you're going to wear a mask at all.

02:10:59.980 So, you're taking away my life to go to school?

02:11:04.160 Well, I need you to wear a mask,

02:11:06.360 because that's what we've got to do right now.

02:11:08.700 Okay.

02:11:11.480 Well, I guess I'll just sit here.

02:11:13.880 Once again, we are in a lockdown.

02:11:15.740 Please stay in your rooms until further notice.

02:11:18.240 Okay, so on this, and I just,

02:11:21.500 part of the protocol is to ask for a student's signature,

02:11:23.860 and, you know, it's obviously up to you,

02:11:24.960 but all it says is,

02:11:26.560 I hereby acknowledge that I've participated

02:11:28.920 in a pre-suspension conference.

02:11:30.340 That was just me going over this with you,

02:11:32.440 with the administrator.

02:11:33.720 That's me.

02:11:34.500 Brady signed it, but,

02:11:36.100 and I'm aware of the reason for my suspension.

02:11:39.020 I understand and agree that I am not to be on

02:11:42.060 or near any CSD1 school grounds

02:11:44.240 and I participate in school activities during the suspension.

02:11:46.480 You've been suspended?

02:11:47.180 They've asked you to leave.

02:11:49.500 Sounds like you're refusing to.

02:11:51.840 All right.

02:11:52.620 So as law enforcement,

02:11:53.940 I am now respectfully requesting

02:11:55.300 that you leave the premises

02:11:56.120 because you've been suspended.

02:11:57.740 Are you willing to do that?

02:11:59.220 No.

02:11:59.980 Okay.

02:12:00.440 So I'm going to formally warn you of trespass,

02:12:02.580 and if you want to stay,

02:12:04.140 you're going to receive another citation for trespass.

02:12:06.840 Okay.

02:12:07.120 So you've been formally warned of trespass.

02:12:09.060 Do you want to leave the facility?

02:12:10.420 No.

02:12:10.800 No.

02:12:11.540 No?

02:12:12.120 You want to stay?

02:12:13.160 All the doors are locked, man.

02:12:14.320 So you want to stay?

02:12:18.760 How long are you planning on staying for?

02:12:21.340 I don't know.

02:12:22.860 Okay.

02:12:24.400 I'm going to go write the citation for you.

02:12:26.560 I am going to let you know what's going on at this point.

02:12:28.860 Okay.

02:12:29.040 This entire building now is in lockdown.

02:12:31.420 So you have now restricted the movement

02:12:33.060 of over 1,000 students.

02:12:34.860 You are not allowed to leave your classroom

02:12:36.320 because you're trying to get back into the classroom.

02:12:38.720 Oh, my God.

02:12:39.660 But you are not allowed to do

02:12:40.540 because you've been suspended.

02:12:41.960 Okay?

02:12:42.420 Uh-huh.

02:12:43.360 We will wait you out for some time.

02:12:45.220 I am going to warn you now.

02:12:47.360 If this continues for a length of time

02:12:49.480 to where I feel that we have now hampered

02:12:51.220 the ability for every student in here

02:12:53.560 to get an education,

02:12:54.740 I will be placing you into handcuffs,

02:12:56.500 and I'll be taking you down to the jail.

02:12:58.260 Okay.

02:12:58.720 And I will remove you from the building.

02:13:00.540 Okay.

02:13:01.280 Okay.

02:13:01.940 This court day is November 16th at 9 o'clock.

02:13:04.000 All right.

02:13:04.180 In circuit court.

02:13:05.000 All right.

02:13:05.160 Any questions on that?

02:13:05.880 Nope.

02:13:06.300 All right.

02:13:06.900 Thank you.

02:13:07.840 Oh, thank you.

02:13:08.780 Thank you, officer.

02:13:11.620 That's great.

02:13:13.420 You gave me another $500 citation.

02:13:15.400 I'm still refusing to leave.

02:13:16.640 They said they'll arrest me if I continue to refuse.

02:13:19.300 All right.

02:13:20.480 So you're still refusing to leave?

02:13:22.220 Yes, sir.

02:13:22.620 Even after you're receiving your citation?

02:13:24.200 Yes, sir.

02:13:24.340 Good girl.

02:13:25.060 All right.

02:13:25.660 Fantastic.

02:13:26.540 Wonderful.

02:13:26.900 This is amazing stuff.

02:13:29.160 Good girl.

02:13:29.880 And at this point,

02:13:30.520 I am going to place you into custody for trespassing.

02:13:32.380 Okay.

02:13:33.420 Go down to the jail.

02:13:34.420 How's that something?

02:13:34.980 All right.

02:13:36.020 All right.

02:13:36.320 No, you...

02:13:36.860 Put your hands up like this.

02:13:38.380 Do you have any guns, knives, or bazookas on you

02:13:40.060 that we need to know about?

02:13:40.400 Do you have any guns, knives, or bazookas on you

02:13:41.900 that we need to know about?

02:13:42.840 Do you have any guns, knives, or bazookas on you

02:13:46.860 that we need to know about?

02:13:52.080 Oh, no, wait.

02:13:52.580 Isn't that a...

02:13:53.180 It's a different...

02:13:53.840 Chat, do you guys know?

02:13:55.200 Is that a different thing?

02:13:56.680 Bazooka is a different thing, right?

02:13:57.740 I mean, that type of bazooka?

02:13:59.980 Am I wrong?

02:14:01.980 Anyway, not the point.

02:14:03.920 Whatever.

02:14:04.280 I mean, I'm 13, log one of custody.

02:14:13.000 I can...

02:14:13.680 Can I just leave this stuff here?

02:14:15.040 Yeah, we'll take it.

02:14:16.020 Okay.

02:14:16.140 Okay.

02:14:16.420 Okay.

02:14:18.080 Let's go around.

02:14:18.860 Have your time?

02:14:19.500 Yep.

02:14:27.620 All right.

02:14:28.260 What do we got? 0.88

02:14:28.660 Just a little pig? 1.00

02:14:29.740 That in there?

02:14:30.500 Yeah.

02:14:30.720 Let's go.

02:14:32.220 Yeah, is the cop trying to be funny?

02:14:34.140 Is that what you think, Chad?

02:14:35.320 Is that what that is about?

02:14:37.440 God.

02:14:41.760 Oh, I'm going to carry that for me.

02:14:43.680 I think you can stop the video if you need to.

02:14:45.940 It's fine.

02:14:46.580 It's fine.

02:14:47.040 You got to go right this way.

02:14:48.200 Okay.

02:14:48.400 Too hot to be ashamed.

02:15:03.640 All for a face mask?

02:15:06.200 It's despicable.

02:15:07.340 At this point in time, because of the continued refusal to wear face covering in school, at

02:15:22.000 this point in time, I'm issuing two days out of school suspension for continued willful

02:15:27.400 disobedience.

02:15:28.040 Okay.

02:15:29.740 You understand that your request is an unlawful request that supersedes her constitutional

02:15:37.220 rights.

02:15:39.200 Are you aware of that?

02:15:41.060 I've been directed from my supervisor. 0.99

02:15:43.900 I'm just following orders because I'm a because I'm a bitch from our legal counsel. 0.99

02:15:51.280 I've been given that direction. 0.99

02:15:52.820 Legal counsel.

02:15:53.740 That has nothing to do with it.

02:15:55.180 Where is the law?

02:15:56.460 It's the same thing.

02:15:57.180 Did you guys see you?

02:15:58.000 You saw that story, right?

02:15:59.060 You have to get into RedEyesMembers.com and check out the story we did right at the end

02:16:03.520 of the latest Week in Worry Show.

02:16:05.520 There is no vaccine mandate law, by the way.

02:16:08.000 There's no law in the books.

02:16:09.240 At least not yet.

02:16:10.300 Maybe there will be.

02:16:10.960 Whatever.

02:16:13.320 There's nothing there.

02:16:15.520 This was a press release and a media event and everyone's acting like this is legal.

02:16:21.300 That's basically it.

02:16:22.580 All you have to know.

02:16:23.580 That's how insane it is.

02:16:24.700 Same thing here.

02:16:25.880 Where's the actual?

02:16:26.620 Oh, it's a legal.

02:16:27.500 It's a legal team.

02:16:29.060 It has said this to me and we just require this.

02:16:33.500 Where's the law?

02:16:34.040 Where's the legal?

02:16:35.020 Where's the framework that this has to be followed and this is a law and if you break

02:16:39.360 that law, you'll be arrested and you have to pay fines.

02:16:43.080 So what gives you the right to supersede her constitutional rights? 0.98

02:16:49.280 I mean, you're sitting here making that argument.

02:16:53.560 That argument's not going to be made here.

02:16:55.400 If you have a legal argument, then please.

02:16:58.200 If you have a legal issue that what she's doing illegally, don't you have to present

02:17:04.780 that law, those laws that bind her to that, that she's forced to do that? 0.56

02:17:11.080 Oh, it's not the point.

02:17:11.600 No, now is not the time.

02:17:13.020 It's a legal argument.

02:17:14.040 Well, I have the authority by statute of suspension to be able to suspend her for willful deed. 0.73

02:17:22.380 Not for not wearing an item of clothing on her face that has nothing to do with anything.

02:17:31.420 Masks don't protect you from COVID-19.

02:17:35.080 It's even on the boxes themselves.

02:17:36.840 It doesn't protect you.

02:17:38.180 It doesn't help.

02:17:39.460 It makes matters worse, in fact.

02:17:41.140 Right?

02:17:41.260 Disobedience, and it is in this information that we'll provide.

02:17:44.920 If you want to go further with other articles and other constitutional, that goes into another realm.

02:17:54.340 And we can sit here and argue that all day, or you can have your attorney.

02:17:59.080 Just send me your attorney's information.

02:18:00.900 I'll have our attorney call your attorney.

02:18:02.340 I'm sure that's going to happen.

02:18:04.740 I'm just wanting to hear from your guys' mouths that you're willing to suspend my daughter, which is just absurd to me.

02:18:16.520 I don't understand for her right to choose her own personal health choice.

02:18:24.420 There's not even a health choice issue.

02:18:27.760 These masks is a piece of clothing.

02:18:30.920 That's how they're legally defined.

02:18:33.540 It's not a medical device.

02:18:35.320 It's not a life-saving medical device that will save other people's lives.

02:18:38.840 It doesn't work that way.

02:18:40.920 I think of all the studies that have actually been done on face masks, I believe there's not a single one.

02:18:49.280 It's like an actual real study.

02:18:50.960 Not an opinion piece by people in the press or something like that, but like an actual study.

02:18:54.440 I don't believe there's a single one that proves or shows that masks are more beneficial at stopping COVID-19 than if you don't wear a mask.

02:19:05.100 It shows other things, such as it's actually detrimental to you, your health, and limits your oxygen intake and these kinds of things, right?

02:19:11.040 I am willing to suspend her on her statutes and guidelines. 0.92

02:19:15.660 That's despicable, sir.

02:19:17.640 Thank you.

02:19:18.840 Thank you?

02:19:19.560 Yeah.

02:19:19.960 That's what you have to say, Dr. Yenny?

02:19:22.160 Yeah.

02:19:22.600 Yenny, you know what, man?

02:19:24.240 You are really a piece of work, and I don't want to make this personal, but you have.

02:19:29.100 You have by involving her.

02:19:31.900 She's a great kid.

02:19:34.080 She's a wonderful student.

02:19:35.280 She's not doing anything to harm anybody.

02:19:37.120 She's not done anything unlawful, and all she wants to do is maintain her rights as a citizen of this state, and you are taking that away from her, and you have no right to do so.

02:19:47.420 And then the simple fact that you want to sit there and pretend like you have this great power, that you're some kind of dictator, it's unbelievable, sir. 0.97

02:20:00.420 It's ridiculous. 0.99

02:20:01.720 Yeah. 0.76

02:20:02.100 Sorry you feel that way.

02:20:03.380 It's not a feeling.

02:20:04.460 It's truth.

02:20:07.200 Oh, my God.

02:20:08.300 At least they're fighting back.

02:20:09.320 Good for them.

02:20:10.860 Good girl.

02:20:11.780 Brave girl.

02:20:12.280 More people should do it.

02:20:13.540 All right.

02:20:14.320 We are going to wrap up here.

02:20:15.820 Let me see here.

02:20:16.520 Odin Land says, yes.

02:20:17.240 Peter Gutsch was on the video that you just played.

02:20:19.360 He was talking about the vaccine.

02:20:20.600 Yeah, the studies, right?

02:20:21.840 I just realized that.

02:20:23.880 This guy.

02:20:25.240 We cannot.

02:20:26.640 And he even said it right there.

02:20:27.700 Peter Gutsch.

02:20:28.580 Okay, cool.

02:20:29.000 I didn't know that.

02:20:29.520 That's cool.

02:20:29.840 So that's your, that guy is my mother's cousin's brother-in-law.

02:20:33.100 Awesome.

02:20:33.360 That's great.

02:20:34.140 I guess he's, yeah, University of Copenhagen.

02:20:36.540 Cool.

02:20:38.020 Thank you.

02:20:38.480 I forgot which video it was.

02:20:39.900 Thank you, Odin Land.

02:20:40.520 I appreciate that.

02:20:41.160 Black Phillip says, Henrik, have you covered the mass murder in Norway today?

02:20:43.880 There was a man with a bow and arrow and somehow he managed to kill five people.

02:20:49.200 I did not hear about this.

02:20:50.200 I Googled it just when I saw your super chat.

02:20:51.960 Multiple people killed in suspected bow and arrow attack in Norway. 0.98

02:20:57.120 Holy crap. 0.83

02:20:57.720 Five people have been killed and at least two others injured during a sprawling, sprawling 0.96

02:21:01.520 attack in the Norwegian town of Kongs Bay, in Kings Mountain, Kings Hill.

02:21:07.580 According to local police, the suspected attacker used a bow and arrow as spokesman

02:21:11.220 for the Norse, Southeastern Police District said the suspect is under arrest and is believed

02:21:15.060 to have acted alone.

02:21:16.060 He's not yet been questioned.

02:21:16.980 According to the police chief, Oivind Os, there is no active search for more people.

02:21:25.180 Speaking of the pressure of the attack, the police said authorities had not ruled out

02:21:27.820 the possibility of a terror attack from the course of events.

02:21:31.040 It is natural to consider whether it is an act of terrorism, he said.

02:21:34.740 However, the apparent person has not been questioned and is therefore too early to say

02:21:38.700 anything about that and what the person's motivation was.

02:21:42.200 Interesting.

02:21:42.740 Okay.

02:21:43.600 Well, we'll follow up on that.

02:21:45.560 Maybe report that more on.

02:21:46.540 But he has been arrested then.

02:21:47.620 We'll see what the motivation might be just outside of Oslo, Norway.

02:21:52.320 Bow and arrow.

02:21:53.140 That's how it goes.

02:21:53.840 Police in country are now temporarily armed, right?

02:21:56.220 Yeah, because they don't carry arms normally.

02:21:59.320 All right.

02:21:59.880 Thank you for that news piece.

02:22:01.520 Very strange.

02:22:02.400 We'll see what the reasons for that was.

02:22:06.520 Thank you, Black Phillip, for sending that.

02:22:09.180 Valet, I think it's Valet or Valet, says she should sue him for sexual assault for bazookas 0.99

02:22:14.460 as in her titties. 0.99

02:22:16.260 Is that the slang for it? 0.97

02:22:19.720 Little girl, do you have any bazookas on you today?

02:22:22.800 Thank you, Valet.

02:22:23.360 But Aaron Jimson says, thanks as always, Henrik, and good night all.

02:22:26.580 Well, thank you.

02:22:27.480 I appreciate that, guys.

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02:25:41.200 The family with children four and five years old say they were accidentally given full adult doses of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine instead of flu shots.

02:25:51.940 They say it happened on October 4th at the Walgreens on St. Joseph Avenue.

02:25:56.360 The family of four includes two adults and two young children, both too young for the Pfizer or any other COVID vaccine.

02:26:02.960 Well, the family's attorney, Daniel Tooley, shared with us what he says are vaccination cards given to the family by Walgreens.

02:26:09.960 They show children born in 2016 and 2017 were given a Pfizer coronavirus vaccine.

02:26:16.440 The family says they left the pharmacy thinking they had gotten their flu shots,

02:26:20.280 but a Walgreens employee later called them and said they had made a mistake.

02:26:24.180 Tooley says the children have been taken to a pediatric cardiologist,

02:26:27.500 and the family was told both are showing signs of heart issues.

02:26:31.060 We've reached out to Walgreens several times but have not yet heard back.

02:26:34.100 We have, you know, one in 10,000 side effects.

02:26:39.360 That's, you know, way more, 700,000, you know, people who will suffer from that.

02:26:46.020 So really understanding the safety at gigantic scale across all age ranges, you know, pregnant, male, female,

02:26:54.300 undernourished, existing comorbidities, it's very, very hard.

02:26:59.980 And that actual decision of, okay, let's go and give this vaccine to the entire world,

02:27:05.620 governments will have to be involved because there will be some risk and indemnification needed before that can be decided on.

02:27:14.700 You've invested $10 billion in vaccinations over the last two decades,

02:27:18.960 and you figured out the return on investment for that, and it kind of stunned me.

02:27:22.100 Can you walk us through the math?

02:27:23.800 In a Wall Street essay, Bill Gates declared vaccines the best investment I've ever made.

02:27:29.240 Our foundation is a bit more than $10 billion, but we feel there's been over a 20-to-1 return.

02:27:36.400 So if you just look at the economic benefits, that's a pretty strong number compared to anything else.

02:27:42.720 If you had put that money into an S&P 500 and reinvested the dividends,

02:27:46.280 you'd come up with something like $17 billion, but you think it's $200 billion.

02:27:49.820 Here, yeah, you know, helping young children live, that has a payback that goes beyond any typical financial return.

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Red Ice TV - October 14, 2021

No-Go Zone： Energy Crisis (Dark Winter), Nature To Be Tradable Asset Class & Covid Camps

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