00:04:18.520As Alex said, you accurately predicted this years in advance publicly.
00:04:22.440You did that on Alex's show as well as my show and many others.
00:04:26.740You knew they were going to close the routes in order to control the resources.
00:04:30.720So give us your overall view right now, Michael, of where we stand with the Houthis involved in attacks on the infrastructure of Saudi Arabia, with food supplies growing shorter and fertilizer still not solved, plus Qatar Energy not being able to export gas that's turned into nitrogenous fertilizer.
00:04:48.620Where does that put the world for 2027 and beyond?
00:04:51.140right i first started talking about this in 2020 uh when i thought so about six years ago
00:04:57.660that i thought we would be heading into probably about january february 2020 right when but now i
00:05:04.060understand it a lot better than i did then so in the beginning i thought well we're going into this
00:05:08.720but i didn't but now after six more years of study it's quite clear like for instance controlling
00:05:14.280Hormuz predicted that on my substack, you know, in July 2025, that, you know, scientists would
00:05:21.200close it likely and blame it on Iran, which is what's actually happened. Because this is not
00:05:26.460about Iran per se. Iran is just a small component of a much larger process. There's a lot more going
00:05:33.020on. You and I have talked about before, for instance, eventually, you know, one thing that
00:05:37.600I've mentioned quite often over time is that I thought that Argentina would go to war with
00:05:43.220United Kingdom over Falklands, or as they say in Argentina, Malvinas. When you go to Buenos
00:05:48.860Aires, there's signs about the Malvinas all over the place and that, you know, that it's our land.
00:05:53.420And, but I think after that's over, because I think Argentina, let's put that in quotes,
00:05:59.440is will then turn its guns on Brazil. Not that it can beat Brazil in toe-to-toe combat. That's
00:06:07.280not what this is about. This is about reducing the population of Argentina and about reducing0.99
00:06:12.100the population of brazil and reducing food supply food supply for instance that goes to china china
00:06:17.760gets a lot of food supply from brazil masako my wife and i we went to northern argentina we went
00:06:24.480to the the area where they're where china is building the bioceanic corridor and actually
00:06:29.300we got on one of their model trains so that bioceanic corridor will be able to bypass that's
00:06:34.720a train route and a truck route that'll go from brazil through paraguay through argentina through
00:11:04.740We went over to Hamburg looking at that port.
00:11:08.040And then we went up to Sweden and got tested, and sure enough, she's pregnant, and now we've got the baby.
00:11:12.820In fact, I was right there on the floor, just 10 feet away, delivering it with the midwife, and took the baby out of Masako and handed it to Masako.
00:12:06.080and then he told as many people as he could he gave advice like grow millet not rice all these
00:12:12.000different things get you know fish ponds and all this and uh the people that listen to him
00:12:16.860survived but a huge amount of other japanese died in that famine tempo famine is what it's called
00:12:21.460yeah well that brings me to my question what what nations do you think are most vulnerable
00:12:28.480to famine next year and beyond how long do you think this famine is going to last
00:12:33.980Which I suppose it's maybe not an honest question because it can last as long as the war lasts, as long as the routes are shut down, right?
00:12:41.720But what are you thinking for the audience?
00:12:45.460We've got to think about preparing, not just for 2027, but beyond.
00:14:48.760But due to our first Gulf War, not the one I was in, but the one in the 90s, and the sanctions, Iraq just shut down.
00:14:55.920So you see these things have been being set in place for a long, long time, very long time.
00:15:01.580And so now we've got – the scientists are going from Morocco.
00:15:05.360I went there about five years ago looking at this.
00:15:07.840Morocco has 70 percent of the world's phosphate reserves and also, you know, Strait of Gibraltar.
00:15:13.480I mean it's right there on the shoulders of Hercules right there on the Strait of Gibraltar.
00:15:17.920So they're going for these chokeholds and the fertilizer areas and obviously the energy, which oftentimes overlap.
00:15:26.740And so I think that this, I mean, this famine is obviously orchestrated.
00:15:31.360It's just taking a long time for it to actually occur.
00:15:36.380Actually, I think that they thought, this is just my guesstimate, that they thought that we would have gone into famine in 2020 or 2021.
00:15:44.140I think that was their calculation, but they were just off.
00:15:48.480The world was more resilient than they expected.
00:15:51.020That's what I – but I don't know that.
00:15:53.860But this time, they're clearly going for the jugular because they're taking out like Aramco, their east-west pipeline and keeping –
00:16:03.620This is the critical point here. I'm sorry to interrupt, but now they're taking out the infrastructure that feeds the energy and the gas that feeds farming and agriculture and fertilizer.
00:16:14.720So when you say slow famine, I'm thinking, well, they're taking out the infrastructure, which would would take many years to build back.
00:16:22.620You know, you can't just build back all, you know, oil storage facilities overnight.
00:16:27.500Right. You can't just, you know, build back gas trains of the from, you know, from the gas fields in Qatar.
00:16:33.960I mean, those are years away from being restored.
00:16:37.480And the last time they tried to turn one on, it blew up on them and they killed a bunch of workers, sadly, there in Qatar.
00:16:45.780So talk to us about the fact that the infrastructure that provides the energy and the fertilizer and the gas that feeds the world is being dismantled.
00:16:55.560Right. So that's the important part, Michael.
00:16:57.500Again, you ask the brilliant questions because this is not turning out the lights.
00:17:04.080They're turning out the lights and smashing the light bulbs.
00:17:07.060I mean this is – they don't intend for these lights to come back on.
00:17:13.320They're ripping out the wiring of the house to the lights, yeah.
00:17:17.340Exactly, and so they don't – they're not turning out energy that they don't plan to need.
00:17:23.680They're taking it out, I mean permanently, right?
00:17:26.560They're taking out water infrastructure all over the place.
00:17:29.020That dam over in Ethiopia, the GERD dam and the other dams that they're building up there, I mean, that's part of it, too.
00:17:34.900They can take out Egypt, you know, with that GERD dam.
00:17:38.080And I think you and I talked about it before.0.87
00:17:40.700But, you know, I look at these, the hydrological, that's all, this is also a very serious form of warfare, using dams, removing dams.
00:17:50.380There's a lot of water infrastructure that's been removed that people are not aware of.
00:17:54.300And they're not going to be aware of it until they get a big rain and they get some other, you know.
00:17:58.680But when you look at places like Egypt, Egypt is basically the Nile River.
00:18:03.100I mean, if you don't have the Nile River, Egypt is toast because, you know, 95 percent of the people in Egypt live along the Nile.
00:18:10.480And there's two main rivers that come into the Nile, the White Nile and the Blue Nile.
00:21:22.560My channel on X is just Health Ranger if you want to catch me there.
00:21:27.200And Michael Yon's is Michael underscore Yon, Y-O-N.
00:21:30.320Now, Michael, we know that most people do not have stored food, right?
00:21:38.680And most people now in the modern world do not grow a significant portion of their own food.
00:21:44.140People are highly vulnerable to centralized agriculture and centralized corporate-run distribution systems.
00:21:51.740So it's not just the fact that we can't get the natural gas and the fertilizer and the oil out of the Persian Gulf at the volume that it used to happen.
00:22:01.520It's also the fact that everything is centrally controlled.
00:22:05.340So there are vulnerabilities in the food supply now that did not used to exist, you know, three or four generations ago when it was more decentralized.
00:22:12.500You've traveled the world and documented so many different areas.
00:22:17.300I mean, you've been to, you know, I don't know how many countries, 50 plus countries or something.
00:22:20.820You've seen, you've studied history, you've collected books about war and famine.
00:22:26.080What do you know, Michael, about how centralized food production and distribution makes us all more vulnerable to famine when scarcity is introduced into the inputs like fertilizer and fuel?
00:22:43.240Right. You know, there's a Thai farmer who's got a program now.
00:22:47.820he's talking in English and he's basically, well, you should have that guy on your show.
00:22:52.780He's nailing it, right? And in the past, again, I used to have an office in Thailand. I've been
00:22:58.180all over that country. It's a very important, strategically important country. But Thailand
00:23:04.020has always looked at itself and people have looked at Thailand as just a land of plenty.
00:23:09.100But again, it's in great danger. So he was just talking the other day on his show about
00:23:15.340our seeds, which is something you've talked about many times. So the seeds for your crops
00:23:21.860are controlled by these corporations, right? Michael, I mean, you know more about this than
00:23:27.080I do by multiples. And so this is, so there's so many points of failure that have been built
00:23:32.280into our system that through intention, whether it's even the tractors that can be turned off
00:23:38.560remotely. I mean, they can, you don't have to just run out of diesel. They can just turn off
00:23:43.360your tractor. They can turn off every tractor in America, right? All those big combines just
00:23:48.260stopping their tracks. There's so many vulnerabilities and easy ways to put us
00:23:54.040into famine. They can do the same with the trucks. And it's clear, again, in 2020, when I
00:24:00.260really started beating the drum, I think we're going to go into famine. Many people were saying,
00:24:05.580you know, don't you understand? America is the biggest food exporter. I'm like, trust me,
00:24:09.900I understand that. Before I speak into the microphone, I will have understood that.
00:24:14.340But that is not prophylactic against going into a famine.
00:24:17.800Some of the worst famines in the world happen where the most food is, Ukraine and Henan province, China, right?
00:24:23.740I mean, where the food was. I mean, the big, you know, like Ireland.
00:24:29.200Why did Ireland go into famine? It went into famine because people wanted Ireland to go into famine.
00:24:33.420They want to depopulate them. And it worked.0.97
00:24:35.700I mean, you know, huge amounts of Irish either died or they squirted out and went to Argentina and everywhere else.1.00
00:24:43.920They're, you know, Boston police officers now.0.76
00:24:45.920So it did depopulate a lot of Ireland.
00:24:48.440It didn't knock them all out, but it certainly reduced the population of Irish to the point that's lower now than it was back in the 1800s.
00:25:55.780Okay, but the reason I ask you is because most people can't tolerate not eating for one day.
00:26:03.640Or as the saying goes, nine meals away from anarchy.
00:26:06.700You know, the typical person doesn't have the experience or the discipline to not eat for 34 days.
00:26:12.200I mean, I've never done a fast that long either.
00:26:14.700And I'm not looking to, by the way. I'm not sure I could get any work done for the whole time. But I want you to talk about how, from your travels around the world, how people really start to freak out very quickly. And it can lead to, you know, uprisings and social revolts and so on. If they don't know where their food's coming from, even if they're not yet starving, they start to panic. What do you know on this subject that we should be aware of?
00:26:40.920Oh, yeah. Hanger is a real thing, you know. And, you know, the word hangry, I don't know who
00:26:48.620invented that, but it's perfect. But, you know, Masako, my wife, before I started taking her out1.00
00:26:52.860to places like Dairy and Gap and all that, because a lot of times when I'm doing things,
00:26:56.940I don't want to plan meals because it's just a hassle. It gets in the way. So I did a four-day
00:27:02.480fast with her because I wanted to see if she was emotionally stable. I didn't tell her that,
00:27:06.100of course, because that's when we were just getting to know each other. And so she did it.
00:27:09.920I was like, we need to do the four-day fast.
00:27:12.040And I was just, you know, and I was watching her very closely.
00:29:02.900I don't know, but it's just I can see how this is lining up because the too deep a big issue is about depopulating America.
00:29:11.680That's how we predicted screwworms. I mean, because we know they're trying to destroy our food supply and not that the screwworms will do it per se.
00:29:19.180But as you know, then they can use the screwworms basically as causes belly against ranchers and to steal the ranchers land and not ranch on it for a while until people are gone.0.83
00:29:29.300And then, you know, and so, I mean, it's clear that they're depopulating the United States.0.96
00:31:36.980I mean, the pygmies had to complain to the United Nations because people were chasing them down and eating them.0.99
00:31:43.060I mean, because, you know, the other Africans were eating pygmies because they thought they got mad.0.93
00:31:47.040Can you imagine pygmies with their little legs running through the jungle trying to get away from some big, larger guy?
00:31:52.440So they were complaining to the United Nations.0.72
00:31:54.940I mean, it sounds kind of funny, but I mean, but it's just the visual on that is he's begging for some AI video rendering.
00:32:02.240Yeah. But I mean, but the point is, you can look online, you know, pygmies complain to the United Nations trying to seek protections or albinos in Africa.0.97
00:32:13.200They'll eat albinos in a heartbeat. Albinos, when they're born albino, you have to take them to safety.0.99
00:32:18.080You have to take them basically to an albino ranch, because people will divide them up and use them for magical charms and everything else.
00:32:25.760That's what we're dealing with, and we're talking huge numbers of people like this, huge numbers.
00:32:31.400Okay, so, well, first of all, for the record, as the health ranger, I would say I do not advocate eating other people.
00:32:38.080there's no more contaminated like meat source that you could imagine than what the typical
00:32:45.780american is eating and putting in their bodies in terms of all the mass medications and the heavy
00:32:50.040metals and the chemicals and all the personal care products i mean that would be even just0.99
00:32:54.980from a nutritional point of view that would be the most toxic sickening you know soiling green
00:33:00.100burger that you could probably imagine so that's just for the record but like you say michael if
00:33:06.100people get desperate they will start eating other people but i'm still it's not clear to me
00:33:10.540does this mean like the total breakdown of law and order or they're just doing it
00:33:14.560in dark alleys away from law enforcement or like who's getting eaten what are you talking about
00:33:20.460like there'll be people that'll do it just because that's meat i mean they sell human meat is still
00:33:27.400sold in some marketplaces in africa i mean you know the the term for human meat is long pig
00:33:32.860Right? Long pig. That's one term. It's called different things.0.51
00:33:36.140But, you know, this one Japanese intelligence guy I've told you about before, Haji Motutani, I've interviewed him and I've put him on my substack.
00:33:47.480And, in fact, I was just talking with him the other day.
00:33:49.740And he used to be sort of stationed in Papua New Guinea.
00:33:56.980And he was telling me about cannibals at his home recently near Mount Fuji, actually.
00:34:01.480And he was saying that in the newspapers in Papua New Guinea, in English, they were talking about the difference in taste between Asian meat and white people meat.
00:35:10.700But I mean, what I'm getting to is this is more common than people might think.
00:35:16.400And it's more common in the consciousness of some cultures.
00:35:20.240it's more readily acceptable in the consciousness of some cultures than it is in others in our
00:35:26.140culture it's like right there next to death i mean it's like straight up you know most people
00:35:32.420i think i would starve to death right but most people i think will break down and do cannibalism
00:35:38.700most i think well and also there's a possibility that maybe people don't know that it's human meat
00:35:44.920Like it's human meat that's ground into some other kind of meat product or a textured vegetable protein or lab grown cultured meat, which is, you know, the artificial meat.
00:35:56.040And then, you know, they got 5000 people that they killed off over here or died from the jab, like mRNA contaminated dead bodies.
00:36:05.280And they just throw them in the grinder.
00:36:06.660You know, this is like, oh, now now our textured meat product goes a little bit further.
00:36:12.820and they package that up and ship it out to the stores i mean would people even know the difference
00:36:19.340i mean you don't know what's in the meat you're eating now that's one of the things you'll see
00:36:25.780reports of in africa for instance people don't know what meat they're buying in some markets
00:36:30.680and keep in mind if you capture people and sell the meat the meat's worth a lot of money you know
00:36:36.160and so this is this is not as uncommon as people might think in fact i would say it's more
00:36:42.580common in some places it's not it's not it's not um it's not not only is it not a far stretch of
00:36:50.280the imagination it's like common sense actually okay all right so rule of thumb during the famine
00:36:57.180if somebody pisses you off don't tell them eat me oh okay um so that's number one let's get that
00:37:03.560established secondly this speaks to the importance of not just self-sufficiency of having your own
00:37:09.700food supply and growing your own medicine but also self-defense you know pro second amendment
00:37:15.420it's like your neighbor may not be coming for your lettuce and your tomatoes may be coming to
00:37:21.440butcher you right i mean possibly alex jones is well listening to alex jones's song you know
00:37:30.320with alex you know his song i'll eat my neighbor oh yeah yeah yeah which was yeah but he was he
00:37:38.900was joking about that you know it was like but this is getting serious is my point he was joking
00:37:46.420yeah i'm telling you there are people that'll go to cannibalism like that and instantly as soon as
00:37:52.000the lights are off and they can do it there are people that'll do it absolutely instantly
00:37:55.400if for nothing else to sell the meat i mean you know easily and again long long pig the reason
00:38:02.000that human got the name long pig is because it tastes like pork and so they they sell it as pork
00:38:07.680and that sort of thing yeah long big okay all right all right let's let's let's move on now
00:38:13.660do you have any kind of timeline of when this is kind of rephrasing my earlier question i'm trying
00:38:20.040to determine how long this global famine situation is going to last there has to be a lot of repair
00:38:25.840of infrastructure like we've talked about but we have to have the sulfuric acid flowing for the
00:38:29.920phosphate fertilizer extraction we have to have you know gas flowing out of the middle east for
00:38:35.300nitrogenous fertilizers you know the haberbosch process that you and i have talked about dozens
00:38:39.420of times how long before that comes back online after the war ends and the war hasn't ended yet
00:38:47.580so we you know but what are we talking like a year or five years a decade what do you what do
00:38:54.080you think i think a lot of it's not meant to come back online like as i've been saying many times
00:38:59.940The synthetic countries in the Middle East, Kuwait, UAE, I think Iran may take UAE, actually.0.77
00:39:07.820Saudi Arabia, I've been saying for a long time, I think those are all going to be reduced.1.00
00:39:11.500I think those are all going to be knocked out.0.99
00:39:13.260Bahrain, I've been to that Fifth Fleet headquarters, by the way.
00:39:35.100And so this is about permanent population reduction.
00:39:38.960They don't need that to come back online.
00:39:41.140I don't think they plan for it to come back online until a couple centuries maybe because why would they need it?
00:39:47.120If they reduce the population by literally billions of people, if they succeed, if they succeed, then they just don't need it.
00:39:56.840And so – and then once you reduced it to a certain level, then you could control the population.
00:40:03.840Now, eventually this sort of savage is going to kill each other too because none of these people can trust each other.0.86
00:40:08.320Every one of them is a psychopath that's doing this.0.93
00:40:10.960And psychopaths, you know, mixed with psychopaths are going to do – they're going to implode because that's just how they roll.0.98
00:40:17.700Maybe we should encourage cannibalism among the globalists.0.99
00:40:22.820Why don't you guys eat each other?0.99
00:40:24.320the best tasting human flesh is psychopaths right0.97
00:40:29.820yeah we'll put that out as a bumper sticker in case anybody's wondering now but what about let's
00:40:37.000talk about europe seems like um you know great britain and germany in particular they really
00:40:42.740want a war with russia they're just really itching to launch this war with russia which seems like0.92
00:40:48.520a deliberate you know suicide pact where they they want russia to kill off their young men0.61
00:40:53.540basically is the way i see it do you see it that way or what's behind this push this insane push
00:40:59.520to try to they just always want to fight russia for some reason what's behind that yes it's a0.69
00:41:04.600mulching machine they're they're destroying the young population like ukraine is being taken over0.99
00:41:09.100by zionists now people said that was conspiracy theory but now most people i think accept it0.99
00:41:13.220because it's obviously true and uh and uh and now likewise you see i think that there will be a
00:41:19.680draft in the united states and i think that they will draft women eventually in the united states
00:41:23.320Now, a lot of people say, I'll never go, whatever. Maybe you won't. And I would encourage you not to, actually. I would encourage nobody to go. Who would want to go die for people that hate your guts, Zionists, right, that want you dead?
00:41:37.120I mean, the draft will be about killing you, not defending the United States.0.99
00:41:41.900And so keep in mind, now we're in this rough spot that I've been worrying about for years.0.95
00:41:48.080All these people coming across the border, then all you have to do is have a draft, pull them into the military, and now you've got Haitian special forces running around the streets, right?0.94
00:41:58.780And so, I mean, you've got, I mean, this is quite serious, you know, with M16s and carte blanche, do what you will.0.94
00:47:36.660So it's so important to shop with organizations that have long track records of producing incredible products and that support getting the truth out.
00:48:26.400The large meat lovers box, the ground beef, the large barbecue box, it goes on and on.
00:48:33.040And believe me, when you taste this beef, you taste this pork, you taste the bacon, it's the best bacon I ever had.
00:48:38.160You're going to be blown away at the same time you're enjoying it.0.96
00:48:40.960You know you're fighting the globalist at the same time, not funding some globalist agribusiness that's pumping chemicals and things into the food that literally turns the frogs freaking gay.0.94