00:00:00.000In the Great Depression, they estimate 7 to 12 million people starved to death in the United States alone in university studies for malnutrition.
00:00:05.680We were 90 percent rural, 10 percent urban, about half the rural were self-sufficient then, meaning around 45 percent were self-sufficient.
00:00:12.720Still 7 to 12 million people starved to death, even worse in Europe.
00:00:16.160If we had anything close to that collapse today, most Pentagon estimates are that we would have upwards of half or if the power went out, 90 percent death within one year.
00:00:26.280Can you give us your analysis of that?
00:00:29.040And, you know, the high percentage of people that lived in rural settings or on farms during the Great Depression, that also provided a safety valve for a lot of the city because a lot of city people moved back with their country relatives temporarily.
00:00:44.780You know, people that had left the farm for the city, they went back to the farm.
00:00:50.640Nobody can move to a, you know, 10,000 acre agribusiness and like pick a patch of GMO soybeans to live on.
00:01:00.180So that's another example, something like 60 percent of our food is grown with Roundup.
00:01:04.500Trump said we're going to phase out of it, but he claimed he had to give him liability protection or it would bring down the entire food supply because we haven't segued out.
00:01:12.840And I'm not saying I totally buy that argument, but at a certain level, it's true just to show how dependent we are on this anti-human, poisonous alien system.
00:01:23.380And it all really comes down to the supply chains because there are many weak links in all these chains.
00:01:30.280But if we can't get the diesel for the trucks and the trains, they also run on diesel, then everything can fall apart.
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00:01:56.360Just the general state of the republic 250 years in, are we on our deathbed or is there a way to navigate out of this?
00:02:03.740And how do we put pressure on Trump to try to get him back in the fold or is that an impossible task?
00:02:09.800People say, oh, and I'm still trying to engage Trump.
00:02:36.020I don't think any empire has lasted more than 250.
00:02:39.800Right. And there are some differences because of technology, but technology, I think, can provide a lot of of leverage to greatly increase the population standard of living.
00:02:52.220But when things go south, leverage works the other way.
00:02:56.180Exactly. It can also accelerate collapse.
00:02:58.440Sure. Because, for example, we've never had a situation where most of the population of the world was fed from, you know, agribusinesses and the food has grown thousands of miles from where you live.
00:03:13.260That never happened before. We've had collapses even when the food was grown within 10 miles of where people lived.
00:03:20.100Let's quantify that. In the Great Depression, they estimate 7 to 12 million people starved to death in the United States alone in university studies for malnutrition. We were 90 percent rural, 10 percent urban. About half the rural were self-sufficient then, meaning around 45 percent were self-sufficient. Still 7 to 12 million people starved to death, even worse in Europe. If we had anything close to that collapse today, most Pentagon estimates are that we would have upwards of half or if the power went out, 90 percent death within one year. Can you give us your analysis of that?
00:03:50.100And, you know, the high percentage of people that lived in rural settings or on farms during the Great Depression, that also provided a safety valve for a lot of the city because a lot of city people moved back with their country relatives temporarily.
00:04:06.040You know, people that had left the farm for the city, they went back to the farm.
00:05:03.700If half the public, at least, and 90% was rural,
00:05:07.200but if half or 45 percent of the public was totally self-sufficient they had ducks they had
00:05:10.740chickens they had pigs they had cows they had a truck farm they could be self-sufficient but then
00:05:15.340all these homeless came through hey can i chop wood for some food can i live with you grapes of
00:05:20.100wrath is you know it's a communist movie but very accurate what it was like people in the dust bowl
00:05:24.380oklahoma imagine that what 10 times worse we're talking about world war z level hysteria and
00:05:30.500breakdown which the great reset was pushing and they thought they could have a controlled austerity
00:05:35.400collapse. Elon Musk was right to tell them you'll never control this. Smarter release just from a
00:05:40.020thing of survival said we need to stabilize things, not get off fossil fuels, and we need to not have
00:05:45.300this great global collapse. The question is, have they already initiated it where it's too late,
00:05:48.840Matt Bracken? I think it may be too late. There are too many, you know, nodes that can fail at
00:05:56.740this point. The fact that Trump signed the MOU back on June 17th, and he even said the one
00:06:04.580the one president he didn't want to be was was herbert hoover meaning to be blamed for the
00:06:10.180great depression you know not necessarily that hoover was the sole cause of the depression
00:06:14.500but exactly so why did trump then make the move that all that his advisors told him
00:06:19.440would close the strait they wouldn't fall and kill his recovery why'd he do it i think that
00:06:24.060he's being pulled in all kind of directions you know that i don't know some people say the last
00:06:29.080person in the room with him that's like his next uh truth social hundred percent you know
00:06:34.580But the fact that he has Vance out front is a strong sign because Vance is the face of detaching from Israel, and Rubio has been in the background.
00:06:50.920I mean, why isn't the Secretary of State involved in this?
00:06:54.700Now, that tells you that the sidelining of Israel is at least a real attempt, and we see the Israel lobby calling him a backstabber and a traitor.
00:07:00.540So you believe Trump is realizing he was advised bad by Netanyahu and is trying to break away?