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00:00	[Music]
00:01	what is going on guys it's adam aka marf
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03:22	on today and how are you doing well
03:24	hello adam and hello foogle fam i'm
03:26	doing just fine
03:27	so to get right into it uh before we
03:30	start the show i just want to say we
03:32	have so much going on and it is
03:36	obviously a precipice most people
03:38	understand
03:39	but just since in the last couple days
03:41	many things have happened we're going to
03:43	talk about china
03:44	obviously removing thousands of uh domes
03:48	off of mosques all over their country uh
03:50	to make it more chinese uh
03:53	some really really crazy stuff and and
03:55	again this is something that happened
03:57	right uh before
03:58	ww2 uh with a certain country that went
04:01	off so we'll talk about that here in a
04:03	bit
04:04	uh i've obviously been telling you about
04:06	all of these different things going on
04:08	all the signs uh that we are preparing
04:10	for something nothing is coming in we
04:12	have more proof of that uh we have more
04:15	backed up proof that nothing is leaving
04:17	china uh and that you know i don't know
04:20	if it's all drivers and chassis that
04:23	they're short of
04:24	and then uh if you'll notice uh a couple
04:27	people made a comment about they said uh
04:30	one person in altoona iowa said hey i
04:32	just went to my store i want to say it's
04:35	kevin fugle fam basically they went to
04:36	their store their walmart looks good i
04:38	do believe that that's going to be true
04:40	for a lot of the small towns in the
04:42	small towns in the walmarts you guys
04:44	aren't seeing the same thing that we are
04:46	here in the major cities
04:47	we are seeing empty shelves we're seeing
04:50	things that don't belong in sections in
04:52	sections because they just don't have
04:54	the product to actually put out and it's
04:56	worse than just you know because of cv
04:58	or because of the ever given it's like
05:01	really bad um we showed you a video the
05:03	other night of course was
05:05	like literally 20 aisles of foldable
05:08	chairs uh in a in a walmart
05:11	and it's it's very obvious that that
05:12	store doesn't have stuff coming in now
05:14	in the small town if i looked up altoona
05:17	has 18 000 people in it compared to
05:20	where you know seattle or somewhere here
05:22	just i think the the concentration of
05:24	seven million people is right in a few
05:26	cities here so uh
05:28	and we have the same amount of locations
05:30	that's what i thought was funny uh you
05:32	know iowa has 60 locations and i believe
05:35	washington has 66 but we're you know
05:38	more than double the population so
05:40	you're going to see that these small
05:41	towns that don't have much they're
05:43	they're still going to have stuff
05:44	because it takes them a long time to
05:46	actually go through their inventory not
05:47	all walmarts go through a lot of the the
05:50	non-food uh non-perishable items that
05:53	fast
05:54	especially if it's you know the walmart
05:56	is full of so many random things it's
05:58	basically got anything and everything
06:00	you can think of
06:01	well that's a good tip maybe it's time
06:03	to take a road trip if you need to get
06:04	something and you can't get it locally
06:06	go check your rural
06:07	locations well that's a double tip
06:09	because if you are in one of those small
06:11	towns the people from my big cities are
06:13	going to be coming out there and just
06:15	like just like deck said people that are
06:17	going to the walmarts outside of altoona
06:20	they're going to start driving to
06:21	altoona especially
06:22	i apologize but now everybody knows
06:25	altoona is well stocked right
06:27	but
06:27	you know a lot of a lot of the small
06:30	towns are sending me messages saying hey
06:32	we still have okay stock but there's
06:34	certain things that they're out of
06:36	basically anything from china
06:39	you cannot have where there is nothing
06:41	essentially moving into the country all
06:43	these ships are still there and here's
06:46	the crazy part if no ships have left and
06:48	and i it seems like a month since even a
06:51	single container ship is gone that means
06:54	that there's the ships out there and
06:55	then that's it and they are not unloaded
06:58	why is that number not reduced if we've
07:01	watched and people have watched the
07:02	outcams in china and they say nothing's
07:05	leaving now
07:07	don't confuse that with of course
07:08	ordering a product that's shipped via a
07:11	plane here that's different story if you
07:13	order a single item they will send it
07:15	from that company to you
07:17	through air and especially if it's
07:19	taking two or three days that's by air
07:22	to do the boat trip that's a longer time
07:24	so we are seeing right now something
07:26	massive happening i was just talking and
07:28	a big shout out to my buddy nick and my
07:31	buddy dave uh i was just talking to them
07:33	about some uh some of this stuff and
07:35	it's like uh they're starting to see it
07:37	too or at least my my friend nick is is
07:39	starting to see it too now from his end
07:41	he just told me and he has a
07:44	thing where he you know buy stuff from
07:46	stores that are kind of rare and sells
07:48	it online he saw that the toy isles are
07:51	now moving the hallmark uh ornaments
07:54	into the toy aisle these are normally
07:56	things that you would find in hallmark
07:57	but since they have you know star wars
08:00	characters uh you know yoda darth vader
08:03	as ornaments they're starting to put
08:05	that into the toy isles because they
08:07	just don't have anything to put on the
08:09	shelves
08:11	very very very crazy stuff and this is
08:13	just the beginning we have not seen any
08:15	ships coming in so it's only going to
08:17	get worse so if you are uh planning to
08:19	stock up i wouldn't wait uh this is only
08:22	going to get worse and that's not to you
08:24	know exaggerate what's going on i don't
08:26	think there's a way to exaggerate what's
08:28	happening right now there are
08:30	over a hundred ships out in the water
08:32	just sitting there and somehow those
08:35	ships which i don't know how long it
08:37	does uh takes to unload a ship from
08:39	morning to night
08:41	but there's no other ones coming so why
08:43	isn't that uh you know number reduced uh
08:46	it takes a long time to get there from
08:47	china
08:48	on boat why is that number not reduced
08:51	if they're not they're also not sending
08:53	them in
08:54	and then we of course have jeff bezos
08:56	blue origin wants to build a tourism
08:58	space station nearly as big as the iss
09:01	now we're seeing this across the board
09:03	china and other countries are all
09:04	talking about these massive structures
09:06	in space one of my theories and this is
09:09	one of the theories that i keep kind of
09:10	more on the low down is that something
09:13	is happening to the earth and it's
09:15	possibly not what they are saying it is
09:18	and it could be something way bigger
09:21	and they are and this sounds crazy if
09:23	you just told somebody hey i think that
09:25	there is a coming catastrophe
09:28	and i think they are actually trying to
09:30	figure out a way to eventually get off
09:32	of earth
09:34	for this catastrophe you would say i'm
09:36	crazy but we've backed this up with
09:38	articles and three years of looking at
09:40	the different patterns of them setting
09:42	up space force of them
09:44	talking about going to mars about doing
09:46	these missions about every country all
09:48	of a sudden jumping in this race and
09:49	it's not a race by the way this isn't
09:51	like the first to do this or any of that
09:53	uh it doesn't get you know any points
09:55	with the uh
09:56	strength meter of the country all these
09:58	countries are going to the moon for some
10:00	reason all these countries are sending
10:02	dna samples either to the moon
10:05	seriously sending basically a noaa's arc
10:08	of dna samples to the moon or they are
10:10	putting them in mountains i've shown you
10:12	this all these countries are putting
10:14	stuff down in the in the bunkers why
10:17	why uh why were there the weird uh
10:19	sunspot observatory and all these other
10:22	closures uh explained away with
10:24	something that everybody goes
10:26	not gonna question that and then they
10:27	just keep moving on a lot of stuff here
10:29	dex as far as jeff bezos uh saying that
10:32	he's going to build this
10:34	space station we've talked about how
10:36	they are essentially talking about all
10:38	sorts of space tourism they've talked
10:41	about a five-mile long space hotel
10:44	this is something that's going to happen
10:45	soon
10:46	right and you know we got to keep in
10:48	mind that uh when commercial companies
10:51	get involved they can do things uh
10:54	probably a lot more efficiently
10:56	and definitely for a lot less cost
10:59	than say you know um nasa or government
11:02	agencies right so when we think about
11:04	like what it took to build the iss and
11:07	then turn around and now look at you
11:08	know somebody like china which whipped
11:10	one together what seemingly overnight
11:12	maybe they were working on it for years
11:13	and we just didn't know about it but all
11:14	of a sudden they went from hey we're
11:16	building a space station and now we've
11:17	got people up there
11:19	when you look at the speed at which our
11:22	commercial companies uh progress with
11:24	with the space
11:25	projects
11:26	it's not unfathomable outside of having
11:29	money for them to be able to you know
11:31	get this put together in a very short
11:33	amount of time and i i wouldn't be
11:35	surprised if we see more than just jeff
11:37	bezos building
11:38	uh locations in space
11:41	and there's just slowly building these
11:43	places where people could go in in low
11:45	earth atmosphere or up higher earth
11:48	atmosphere wherever they're going to put
11:49	these things whatever
11:50	i know that there's a percentage of
11:52	people that won't believe that it's
11:53	happening at all and that it's just all
11:55	one big goof right uh but either way i
11:57	guess we'll we'll see in in the short
12:00	future and we're talking about in the
12:01	next couple years if we make it that far
12:04	there's a lot of things that are
12:05	happening right now they are saying in
12:06	the mainstream and in uh kind of the the
12:09	main arena that our world
12:12	is
12:13	now at the point of being doomed as far
12:15	as the weather and as far as uh the
12:18	temperatures and global temperatures and
12:19	everything else so we are seeing them
12:22	tell us that something is wrong uh is
12:25	that the actual problem again that's
12:27	that that's something that you guys can
12:29	make a judgment on yourself
12:31	as far as what they are doing their
12:33	actions show that they are trying to get
12:36	off the planet and it's like way beyond
12:38	just a couple things we're not we're not
12:40	stretching and grabbing stuff from from
12:43	crazy crazy uh point a to point b we
12:46	were talking about massive movements we
12:48	were talking about the formation of a
12:50	government in space asgardia and it's
12:52	actually done all of the right paperwork
12:54	it's an actual government uh being
12:57	put together in space uh we have seen
13:00	the weaponization of space we've seen
13:01	dod department of defense come out and
13:03	say that china and russia have
13:05	weaponized space and just a couple days
13:06	ago we saw them use a fractional bombard
13:10	fractional orbital bombardment system
13:11	this is what we told you uh was the big
13:14	threat we did a specific video on it
13:17	directly and talked about these these
13:20	actual uh this option and and what was
13:22	going on
13:23	and then it happened a month later uh so
13:26	these things it it
13:28	i i do want to say
13:30	it's it's almost like i don't know if
13:32	any of you have seen the babylon bee
13:34	advertisement that's going around
13:36	youtube but it essentially uh talks the
13:39	seth dillon the ceo talks about how they
13:42	were making the most absurd
13:45	headlines and they at the point you know
13:48	thought that they were just so ironic so
13:50	crazy so just out there uh that you know
13:53	they were funny
13:54	well apparently big tech is going after
13:57	satire and things like this
13:59	they
14:00	said things like uh you know
14:03	cnn buys massive washing machine to spin
14:06	the news before the cycle and that
14:08	actually got uh fact-checked by snopes
14:11	it's a satire it's a it's a funny
14:13	article that's so over the top that you
14:14	wouldn't think but they're now doing
14:16	that
14:17	as far as with the stuff that we have
14:18	put out
14:19	uh
14:20	you know it sounds crazy but then it
14:22	ends up coming true a lot of this stuff
14:24	has happened and the signs are all in
14:27	these articles that have come out over
14:30	time and we talked about this on our
14:31	group chat we were just on a panel with
14:33	jacob israel global witness
14:36	larry elder was supposed to be there
14:37	again
14:38	and then
14:39	talked about how they do everything very
14:42	subtle dex have you noticed that they
14:44	put every little thing in and it's just
14:46	one little step at a time and nobody
14:47	notices
14:49	or if they do it's just a little change
14:51	and they try to put up a fight but it
14:53	still goes through because it's just a
14:54	little change
14:56	right and it's like it's like we're
14:57	being we're like the frogs right you you
14:59	boil the frog in the pot slowly with
15:01	cold water right
15:02	it's just you know inch and a long
15:04	inching along
15:06	now
15:07	this is the total opposite dex and i
15:09	have talked about how uh different
15:11	actors like john cena have done their
15:13	begging videos begging to china saying
15:15	i'm so sorry hojo
15:17	you know
15:18	doing sorry in their language and
15:20	a lot of people and i'll just give you
15:22	what the majority of people that saw the
15:24	video of him apologizing to the actual
15:27	chinese government
15:28	uh saying that it looked pathetic it was
15:31	him begging over and over again he
15:33	learned the language to say sorry and
15:35	what his offense was
15:37	was that he uh called taiwan its own
15:40	country that was his offense and if he
15:43	didn't take that back and do that video
15:45	they wouldn't have played
15:47	uh fast and furious nine in all of china
15:49	that's how serious they take it
15:51	uh not only that we had uh space jam
15:54	star lebron james and one of the you
15:56	know
15:57	now modern day michael jordan uh in in
16:00	his day in more than one way
16:03	he ended up uh he
16:05	he bent his knee to china as well didn't
16:07	he
16:08	oh yeah he did the nba has really bent
16:10	their knee and you would see it with uh
16:12	who's the mavericks owner um what's his
16:14	name
16:15	um
16:17	anyway the uh
16:19	the mavericks owner who everybody knows
16:21	is really rich and famous but he you
16:23	know even he has said hey we have to you
16:25	know be polite about what we deal with
16:27	with china and really what it is comes
16:28	down to business for them right there's
16:30	more money to be made for the nba in
16:32	china um than there is in america
16:34	probably if not it's not it's at least
16:36	equal if not more because there's so
16:38	much
16:39	uh opportunity for them and they
16:40	basically bend the knee and do whatever
16:43	you know uh china asks of them and it's
16:46	really you know kind of crazy when you
16:47	see
16:48	this story and you know i'm not a big
16:50	fan of the nba i haven't been recently
16:52	with all the uproar but
16:55	you know it's really interesting to see
16:56	this one person standing up and making
16:58	uh making a big a big push against china
17:02	you know as far as we have nba player ns
17:06	cantor and uh this is kind of the
17:08	opposite of what you just said it this
17:10	guy is is literally going all out it
17:12	says nba player innis cantor wears free
17:15	china shoes featuring image of winnie
17:18	the pooh during game
17:19	now he is basically saying uh free tibet
17:22	free china uh of course he's he's
17:24	basically saying the complete opposite
17:26	uh it says in this cantor continued his
17:28	campaign of criticism against china and
17:30	its president xi jinping on sunday when
17:32	he wore another controversial pair of
17:34	shoes this time with the words free
17:37	china emblazoned on them well on the
17:40	bench for the boston celtics against the
17:42	houston rockets in texas it says in the
17:45	third time in the past week cantor who
17:47	did not play in the game wore shoes
17:49	featuring an anti-china message the
17:51	shoes have been created in conjunction
17:53	with shanghai-born australia-based
17:56	dissident cartoonist
17:58	badakao who had a show in hong kong
18:00	cancelled in 2018.
18:02	so the again he the shoes this is his
18:06	way of kind of putting this message out
18:07	there the first one said uh free tibet
18:10	then it said free the hugers right uh
18:13	right here and it said uh the latest
18:17	pair featured an image of cantor holding
18:19	the head of the cartoon character winner
18:21	the winnie the pooh which of course uh
18:24	people have famously said that gee
18:27	it looks like the cartoon character
18:29	winnie the pooh so he is not afraid of
18:31	what they're going to do and
18:33	the whole thing with nba player lebron
18:36	james is they were not going to
18:38	let him play or something or let him
18:40	play in the olympics or there was a
18:42	whole bunch of there was a list there
18:44	was an actual list that was put out of
18:46	all the stuff that they said that they
18:47	wouldn't do with the nba if he didn't
18:49	apologize so he's he's halfway
18:53	uh and then it says that he
18:55	go ahead where where it starts when
18:56	someone has to teach you a lesson that
18:58	is his tweet and then if you want to
19:00	click the pic.twitter that's below it
19:02	but i would read that tweet it's pretty
19:04	strong what he's saying and if you want
19:05	to click the pic.twitter below when
19:07	you're done you'll see the uh the winnie
19:09	the pooh version of the shoes okay so
19:11	let's show the actual tweet i thought we
19:12	had a whole uh page on it so let's see
19:15	here
19:16	this is the tweet that he put out who
19:19	knows it might be oh it's still there it
19:21	says xi jinping and the chinese
19:22	communist party someone has to teach you
19:24	a lesson i will not apologize for
19:26	speaking the truth you cannot buy me you
19:28	cannot scare me you cannot silence me
19:31	bring it on this is like this is
19:34	supremely uh that's strong isn't it yeah
19:36	that is look at that
19:39	uh cool shoes though
19:41	i'm guessing these are
19:43	so they said that a company made them i
19:44	wonder if they're printed or if they're
19:46	hand done
19:50	yeah that artist i'm assuming they're
19:51	probably handmade
19:53	that is cool
19:55	and then uh ennis cantor rips nike for
19:58	being silent on china tells the company
20:02	to stop the modern day
20:04	slavery that i mean you can pretty much
20:07	back to back right i mean yeah this guy
20:09	this guy's going all out so he's going
20:11	after nikes going after china this guy's
20:13	pissed
20:15	and he's sitting on the bench he's got a
20:17	lot of time on his hands
20:19	well
20:20	uh
20:21	yeah if he keeps this up i bet you they
20:23	won't even keep him on the bench i'm i'm
20:25	surprised they haven't uh fined him like
20:27	200 000 or something absurd for for
20:31	making them look bad or something i
20:32	don't know how they find in the nba but
20:34	i've seen fines for the stupidest things
20:36	over the last three years and
20:38	i'm just surprised but uh what do you
20:40	think do you support his choice to go
20:42	against or do you not
20:44	put in the comments down below and then
20:46	china is removing domes from mosque as
20:49	part of the push to make them more
20:52	chinese
20:53	that's right
20:55	so they're essentially getting anything
20:57	uh anything that looks or it seems
21:00	arabian as far as architecture they are
21:03	trying to remove and they are doing it
21:05	to thousands so wait a second does this
21:08	show a before and after or no
21:11	so this well this is an example so
21:13	you've probably seen these
21:15	they're all over pretty much every city
21:18	as far as most places have a mosque or a
21:21	place of worship
21:22	they are going to remove things like
21:24	this these minarets and the the domes
21:28	what does that tell you
21:30	now this is something that was
21:33	as far as i i would love for somebody to
21:35	write an article on how you could
21:37	compare this to ww2 and a certain
21:40	company a certain country uh over there
21:43	i believe it was germany that did
21:45	something uh very similar to this
21:48	in fact many things are kind of
21:50	repeating themselves it says
21:53	china the dongguan mosque has adopted
21:55	some very different looks in its early
21:57	700 nearly 700 years in china's
22:00	northwestern city of zinning built in
22:03	the style of a chinese imperial palace
22:05	and tiled roofs with no domes and
22:08	adorned with buddhist symbols the mosque
22:10	was nearly destroyed by the neglect
22:12	during political tumult of the early
22:14	20th century in the 1990s it says
22:17	authorities replaced the
22:19	original ceramic tiles on the roof and
22:21	minarets with green domes
22:24	this year provincial authorities uh
22:26	lopped off those domes
22:28	the the government says that they want
22:30	to cinefy our mosques so they look more
22:33	like beijing's tiananmen
22:36	square
22:37	it says a muslim farmer selling
22:39	pomegranates outside the mosque
22:41	he requested that npr only use his first
22:43	name because residents have been ordered
22:45	not to speak about the dome removals
22:49	it says quote i think the mosque looks
22:50	good either way but what do
22:53	what say do we have anyways
22:57	so
22:58	again
23:00	him saying that is because he's there
23:03	there's nothing else he can say
23:05	i mean he doesn't have an option you
23:07	know uh what was it i want to say bbc
23:09	did an article
23:11	we covered a while ago and it said that
23:13	the chinese government approval rating
23:15	was at like 99
23:17	or something just something absurd
23:20	and a lot of they said this was real
23:22	calls and they were calls to random
23:24	people
23:25	but the problem was is that people's
23:28	phone numbers in china people's cell
23:30	phones in china everything it is
23:32	required that you do the equivalent of
23:34	your social security number or in
23:36	whatever country you are that that
23:38	number your your significant identifier
23:41	uh for you to give that to them
23:43	before you get your phone line and it is
23:45	attached directly to you and to your
23:47	name so you are directly responsible so
23:50	if you get a call from the chinese
23:51	government saying hey how are we doing
23:54	rate us from one to five you don't put
23:56	one because
23:58	and i'm sure there was a few cranky old
24:00	guys like i said last time
24:02	but most of those people know that they
24:04	do not want uh to give a negative score
24:07	or anything else because it ties
24:08	directly to them they have a actual uh
24:11	chinese credit score and they're also
24:13	told that that chinese credit score can
24:15	be affected by posting negative things
24:17	about china on their social medias so
24:19	why in the world would they when the
24:21	government calls them say anything bad
24:25	i mean this is the kind of country we're
24:26	dealing with
24:28	on top of getting rid of
24:29	english-speaking schools on cutting all
24:31	this other stuff out
24:33	on basically banning any kind of
24:35	effeminate men on their television uh
24:37	they don't they don't want western idols
24:39	shown
24:40	anywhere uh in advertisements they don't
24:43	want exterior models anybody who is
24:46	idolized in the western culture to be
24:49	posted on any of their posters on any of
24:51	their billboards they want to get they
24:53	got rid of that overnight
24:55	they're also posting pro
24:57	war comments all over the country
24:59	they're putting uh they're recruiting
25:01	hardcore right now
25:03	and like dex was saying before
25:05	we didn't see they could be doing
25:07	something in in the darkness and then
25:10	they show up and they are way farther
25:12	along than we thought they were
25:14	we did not know that they were the
25:16	largest navy until after they were the
25:18	largest navy in the world they surpassed
25:20	the united states in navy size
25:22	as far as ships they have a good
25:25	i want to say
25:26	70 or 80 more ships and that was as of
25:29	like six months ago and it changed
25:31	within a period of like two or three
25:32	years
25:33	so
25:34	uh honestly i i um
25:37	i i think it's it's really something
25:39	that people need to pay attention to and
25:42	if you have a uh an opinion
25:45	of course on what this is and uh how it
25:47	is related to history let me know uh dm
25:51	me on twitter at marfoogle or email me
25:54	and then uh in a second here we'll talk
25:56	about the deepest earthquake but first i
25:58	do want to say thank you to jay flores i
26:00	appreciate you subscribing ethan says i
26:02	coach 50 clients in suburbs denver
26:04	colorado and the jav
26:06	clients reporting high blood pressure
26:08	heart complications and freak ligament
26:10	injuries
26:11	again ethan if you can
26:13	just remember things like that and the
26:15	reason why we do the things we do is so
26:17	we can stay on and still reach people
26:20	uh but again i uh
26:23	that yeah i think you should go to your
26:24	local news uh you proviking just hit up
26:27	emp shield and my patriot supply thank
26:29	you for the code god bless you all you
26:31	proviking thank you and you've been here
26:32	for a long time probably three years now
26:35	jeff p says go back to sleep shall steve
26:38	bishop and stop attacking me on my
26:39	channel so jeff p i don't know who that
26:42	is directed to in chat
26:44	um i actually don't know who steve
26:46	bishop is
26:47	but again
26:49	don't know what that is about i don't
26:51	know if you actually meant to do that or
26:53	that was like a auto thing or whatever
26:55	uh but jeff b we've actually pushed your
26:57	channel a lot
26:58	uh we've helped you many times so i
27:00	don't know what that is uh one thing i
27:02	will do i will say
27:04	is i was just talking this uh about this
27:06	with other people it if you in this
27:09	niche i i think that they have us so
27:11	severely divided
27:13	that if you do any kind of uh
27:16	combination or any kind of what do you
27:18	call it
27:20	any kind of collaboration with other
27:22	creators we just did a collaboration
27:25	with uh jacob israel global witness and
27:28	uh somebody so i'm guessing that that's
27:31	maybe behind it
27:32	but what happens is uh and i believe we
27:35	had one person that dropped out uh other
27:37	than larry and that was because they
27:41	have a problem with other creators
27:43	and i see this all over what they call
27:45	the truther or the the you know whatever
27:48	you want to call the niche right
27:51	and it's because everybody is all hating
27:53	on each other and everybody doesn't like
27:55	each other and i don't get that and also
27:57	if one person doesn't like another
27:59	person if that third person that you get
28:02	along fine talks with somebody else then
28:05	that person in that relationship is gone
28:07	i don't get that in real life that
28:09	wouldn't work in uh i don't get why it's
28:11	online i don't i don't know what that
28:13	deal was
28:14	but again might be something related
28:16	that i am just kind of tired of the
28:19	whole like why are we all fighting each
28:21	other if all of us know
28:23	from above what the hell is going on
28:26	why are we fighting each other
28:28	if we see things differently and like
28:30	brutally differently and we're all
28:32	saying we should not be divided and we
28:34	should not uh be so offended and so
28:37	easily offended then why are
28:40	you know most of the people saying that
28:42	the most and easiest
28:44	uh to offend why is everybody so
28:46	offended right now
28:48	that's not how it used to be i was just
28:50	talking to my uh friend dave and
28:53	he doesn't care what my political
28:54	beliefs are i don't care what his
28:56	political beliefs are i don't care what
28:57	his religious beliefs are uh he doesn't
28:59	care what my beliefs are that's our
29:01	personal business it doesn't matter
29:04	i i just i don't understand it we are so
29:07	severely divided right now and it's just
29:10	it's dumb
29:11	uh you can't nobody this is the only
29:14	niche that nobody collabs and if they do
29:17	it's only once i have seen so many
29:19	people that have only collabed once and
29:21	then
29:22	they for 10 years they hate each other i
29:24	know somebody who collabed with one
29:26	person one time and now they've spent 10
29:28	years talking crap about them
29:30	why
29:31	that is so dumb every other niche photo
29:33	niche you know photography uh knitting
29:36	any other uh any other niche on youtube
29:40	they all collaborate they all work
29:41	together they all push up each other
29:43	people actually see other creators as
29:46	competition on here when there's two
29:47	billion channels
29:49	there's more than enough people to watch
29:51	every single show
29:52	i don't understand it we should be
29:54	pushing each other up on all sides
29:57	dex don't you agree behind the scenes we
29:59	see a lot of this like infighting like
30:01	no nobody knows
30:03	oh yeah we we need to spend more time
30:05	worrying about pushing people up and
30:07	pushing people together and not uh not
30:09	dividing the division there's more
30:10	division
30:12	that from msm and everyone else there's
30:14	more division to go around we don't need
30:15	to add to it
30:17	at delaware sasquatch says remember
30:19	foogle fam full shelves can be an
30:21	optical illusion look to see the
30:22	emptiness emptiness behind the front
30:24	rows of cans jars etc uh we've gotten
30:27	many pictures of that where it's one row
30:29	of cans but also with products they'll
30:31	put a big box in front and then there's
30:33	nothing behind
30:35	in fact i've seen stuff hidden behind
30:37	those like other objects from other
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30:59	and then the deepest earthquake ever
31:01	detected struck is 460
31:04	miles beneath japan
31:07	dex so what happened here this was yeah
31:09	so this was this happened a while back
31:11	but i think it was really interesting
31:12	because we've been talking about these
31:14	depths of earthquakes right
31:16	and i never had this idea that something
31:18	would be that deep and 467 miles is a
31:21	it's pretty deep when you think about
31:24	uh an earthquake and i guess where um
31:27	you know japan has been prone to have
31:29	some of these you know many different
31:31	earthquakes we've seen you know
31:32	obviously the very catastrophic one that
31:34	caused the tsunami there right um but
31:38	you know
31:38	it's just
31:40	i think it's pretty fascinating because
31:41	we've talked about the the levels of the
31:43	depths and what they can or can or may
31:45	not mean and just thinking about what's
31:47	happening that deep in the earth is uh
31:52	very powerful well how i mean
31:54	to put that into perspective how how uh
31:58	what would that be like um
32:02	467 miles that would be from here
32:06	gosh i think that would be like driving
32:08	to eastern washington or something like
32:10	that
32:11	that's a long no that would be like
32:13	driving to oregon almost i don't know
32:16	maybe i'm totally off on that
32:18	but that's a really really really deep
32:21	quake
32:22	so
32:23	something is is going on something is
32:25	happening inside the earth and uh again
32:30	we're going to show you more of that
32:31	here in just a second first off a word
32:34	i mean the whole state of georgia is
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36:32	again we have a lot of uh uphill battles
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36:39	going
36:40	um dex
36:41	do you want to talk about the next piece
36:43	here we're going to talk about the
36:44	outage or an outrage against uh
36:46	democracy jfk's nephews
36:50	well yeah so you know
36:53	it was just announced recently that uh
36:55	they were going to release more
36:57	information about the jfk assassination
37:00	and then
37:01	they came out and said i think uh maybe
37:04	two days ago and said you know what
37:05	we're gonna postpone that another year
37:08	and they blamed it on cv
37:10	and they being the administration so
37:12	it's now frustrated uh very much to an
37:15	outraging level uh the nephew right and
37:18	so they really want to get more
37:20	information they want to know what the
37:22	government has had on this case and why
37:24	they haven't released more information
37:26	to the public right and be more
37:27	transparent about what went on
37:30	uh during you know the that event with
37:32	jfk
37:36	and so they they uh again
37:39	they urge biden to reveal the
37:41	assassination records uh it was delayed
37:44	and it's weird really weird timing it
37:45	says
37:46	the president once more has pushed back
37:49	the schedule release after 58 years
37:52	uh
37:53	family members say that the secrecy
37:55	needs to end
37:56	uh they are talking about of course all
37:58	of the files related to the john f
38:00	kennedy uh assassination it says two
38:04	nephews of john f kennedy are calling on
38:06	the b administration to release the
38:08	final trove of secret doc
38:11	documents on the 1963 uh assassination
38:14	of the former president the records were
38:17	scheduled to be made public on tuesday
38:20	but the white house announced late
38:21	friday night that it would delay their
38:23	publication until at least december 15th
38:25	and perhaps longer if president jb
38:28	determines it's in the nation's best
38:30	interest to keep them confidential
38:32	now the reason why they are holding it
38:35	back is why a lot of people are
38:36	scratching their heads they said that it
38:38	might hurt the response to cv
38:41	isn't that right isn't that somehow how
38:44	he he put it
38:45	dix
38:46	well yeah he there's
38:48	no understanding about how you can tie
38:50	this to cv but there is a there is some
38:53	sort of notion that it's being
38:54	you know put on or blamed on cv and then
38:58	turn around and try and sweeten it up by
38:59	saying well we're going to try to get
39:01	the maximum amount of information out by
39:02	the end of next year so in other words
39:04	if we'd have done it now you wouldn't
39:06	have gotten as much so just wait we'll
39:07	do more by the end of next year
39:10	it seems like they're just kicking the
39:11	can down the street
39:13	in my opinion that's what it at least
39:14	feels like obviously to
39:16	uh the family here of of jfk um you know
39:19	there's obviously a lot of controversy
39:22	over this like you know what was he
39:24	doing why
39:25	you know why did somebody want to to
39:28	harm him was this just a random act or
39:31	was there some sort of connection
39:32	between others i'm sure if there's
39:34	connection to the government none of
39:36	that will actually come out i mean why
39:37	would they ever put that out there right
39:39	so those of you looking for the the
39:41	silver bullet you're not going to find
39:43	it here it just won't happen well this
39:45	this will be like the alien like the
39:47	alien disclosure that the government
39:49	said that they were coming out with it's
39:50	going to be redacted a redacted message
39:52	exactly
39:54	well yeah i do think it's weird that
39:56	this is being delayed obviously they're
39:57	like whoa uh we we actually need a
39:59	distraction on the 15th actually i would
40:02	pay attention to that date too december
40:04	15th uh why are they waiting until then
40:06	why did they pick that day is it because
40:08	it's you know an exact uh amount of time
40:10	later i would just be paying attention
40:12	for that date and then also
40:14	uh one thing that i uh
40:17	kind of want to point out here is is you
40:19	know they can use things like this uh
40:22	during planned turmoil
40:24	to get everybody's mind off of the of
40:26	course turmoil uh they have done it
40:29	before they have admitted it we've seen
40:31	many former former officials come out
40:33	and many movies are made out about about
40:35	this about how they can use stories uh
40:38	and use them to kind of guide the
40:41	country uh they use psychology in
40:43	everything
40:44	in fact they they uh essentially passed
40:47	in different laws that would uh make
40:50	psychology a big part of of governing
40:52	the country so
40:54	lots of lots of weird stuff here
40:56	absolutely this could have been placed
40:58	here and been in the pocket ready to to
41:00	to strike at any moment if they needed
41:02	it right and then oh by the way the
41:05	whole world got distracted by you know
41:08	alec uh baldwin and what's going on
41:10	there right so then they don't need it
41:11	so they can back off because they know
41:12	that wave will ride for a good
41:15	you know two months or something or even
41:16	six months depending on how a trial may
41:18	play out or whatever else so you know
41:21	that these things we know that there's
41:23	been a great amount of investment in the
41:26	psychology
41:27	and the um
41:29	the uh influence of media from
41:33	three-letter organizations that's been
41:34	going on forever and we'd be remiss to
41:37	think that it's not still happening
41:39	today
41:40	i also think it's weird timing after you
41:42	uh said that american horror stories
41:44	came out that show
41:45	and they uh
41:47	they used real
41:48	historic data and then of course said
41:51	that
41:52	their fictional storytelling is that uh
41:55	he was going to declassify aliens
41:58	and that's why he was taken out and that
42:00	marilyn monroe really did go onto a
42:03	stage set and said that there was pillow
42:05	talk of of aliens and uh that jfk told
42:08	her this stuff and then that's why she
42:10	was silenced and then people confirmed
42:12	that that was a real thing she was on
42:14	set talking about pillow talks she heard
42:17	from jfk about aliens so that that it's
42:20	kind of funny timing that that came out
42:21	now that now they confirm that that may
42:23	be a true thing
42:25	absolutely so all of those are
42:27	what i would say are all theories but
42:29	they aren't just randomly made up
42:30	theories they were actually now
42:32	documented like this person heard that
42:34	this person was at that event somebody
42:36	wrote a book recently and explained this
42:38	right so
42:39	um it wasn't just complete made-up
42:41	fiction yeah it was actually based on
42:43	existing theories or documented theories
42:46	that's pretty pretty interesting stuff
42:48	um i want to say hey to recall r thank
42:50	you for being in here and chat lisa r uh
42:53	thank you penn biz thanks for being here
42:54	mimi mimi's uh cool
42:56	cool jenny beans and then gone girl i
42:59	missed that um i hope you're still here
43:01	but if you're not i i hope you end up
43:03	watching the replay gone girl triple
43:05	seven did a ninjet in uh d live thank
43:09	you thank you and thank you a ninja over
43:12	on d live is the highest compliment you
43:14	can bestow on somebody uh so thank you
43:16	gone girl it's nice to see you i hope
43:18	you're doing better says hi foogle fam
43:20	can't stay long running fever uh feel
43:23	real sick started this morning and some
43:25	bad stuff has been going on well we're
43:27	praying for you over here and i hope you
43:29	get better as soon as you possibly can
43:31	uh gone girl said night night all i hope
43:34	i hope you feel better and gone girl i
43:36	hope you are just better in general
43:38	angela 1609 thank you so much uh life is
43:41	better on stilts thank you uh and then
43:44	cut the bullsh
43:45	uh thank you for uh your contributions
43:48	over there as well scooby doo doo right
43:49	miss me v2 dixie doe and of course wjs
43:53	gen thank you thank you everybody that
43:55	has popped in
43:58	all right and then moving on rand paul
44:01	questioning crypto could become world
44:04	reserve currency now this is something
44:06	people have been talking about as well
44:08	uh actually saying that china was going
44:10	to come up with a new uh currency that
44:12	was crypto that was uh gold backed and
44:16	that it could possibly take over the
44:18	dollar that sounds crazy right now i
44:20	don't know how crazy it's gonna sound in
44:22	a year from now uh dex what do you think
44:24	about this as far as paul rand uh saying
44:26	these things
44:27	yeah you know it's just it's more
44:29	evidence that some of our leaders are
44:31	looking at this and making these very
44:33	bold statements about whether or not you
44:36	know we should be considering you know
44:38	crypto and um you know and how it could
44:41	play into
44:43	you know something like a world currency
44:45	um you know a lot of people have said
44:47	that you know other countries are
44:49	creating their own whether it's russia
44:51	or whether it's china and they want
44:52	theirs to be it others have said hey the
44:54	whole decentralization of having not a
44:56	crypto that's not controlled by any
44:58	government is where it should be done
45:00	um and then of course everybody wants to
45:02	back the dollar so
45:04	well big statements like this and of
45:06	course statements that we've heard from
45:08	elon musk they'll affect the the actual
45:11	price of it as well if somebody like
45:13	rand paul is saying that we might you
45:15	know this is possibly going to become an
45:17	actual reserve currency that's probably
45:20	going to send it way up so anybody
45:22	holding bitcoin that plans on selling it
45:24	tomorrow may have uh may have a good day
45:26	but who knows it's been up and down what
45:29	is bitcoin at right now as far as uh
45:32	what what is bitcoin the main the main
45:34	uh crypto at is did it it passed it said
45:37	60 it's almost at 63. it's been over 63
45:40	64 000. it's at 62 771 and i i could
45:44	have bought them when they were thirty
45:45	dollars the guy said it's this crazy
45:47	thing nobody knows who made it it's all
45:50	digital it doesn't exist and it's so
45:53	cool you should spend your bonus on it
45:55	you you have a thousand dollar bonus you
45:57	could buy like i don't know like 10 of
46:00	them or whatever we
46:01	just buy 10 that's all
46:03	i was like this sounds like the
46:04	stupidest thing ever
46:07	nobody knows who made it
46:09	it's not anything physical you can hold
46:12	why in the world would i do that
46:16	dummy
46:19	thirty dollars a piece
46:36	okay i'm done search warrant reveals
46:38	grim details of rust shooting and helena
46:40	hutchins final minutes so remember dex i
46:44	told you i said if this is on a movie
46:46	set they're most likely going to have
46:48	other crews watching they're probably
46:50	going to have a behind the scenes for
46:51	the dvd features or something you know
46:53	they always videotape the videotaping
46:55	they always do the background but you
46:57	know the background scenes plus they
46:58	usually have multiple angles
47:01	well now
47:02	they are actually infected the next
47:04	article says that they uh may have been
47:06	recording it says alex uh actor alec
47:08	baldwin was practicing removing a
47:11	revolver from its holster and aiming it
47:13	towards the camera during rehearsal for
47:15	the movie rust when the director joel
47:17	souza heard what sounded like a whip and
47:19	a loud pop oh my gosh so he was
47:22	literally doing one of these
47:27	i i did you know that dex he was that's
47:30	that's what i call that's what i said
47:31	when this story first broke i said you
47:33	know because the question was why would
47:35	it be a camera person and i was like
47:36	well they're obviously either filming or
47:38	he was practicing filming for
47:40	you know a dead-on shot in other words
47:42	the camera angle is looking at the gun
47:44	he's probably drawing it right
47:46	and so that's ultimately what i guess
47:48	what we're hearing now is that he was
47:50	practicing the you know the the um
47:54	draw so to speak or a fast draw but
47:57	obviously he was wanting to practice
47:59	pulling the trigger too so no i mean
48:01	have you've held a revolver right i mean
48:04	even just the notion you could nick it
48:07	i mean you shouldn't have your finger on
48:08	it
48:09	but if you were oh no good safety is
48:11	it's not on there and then you know
48:12	depends on whether it's a single action
48:14	or double action but but no not on how
48:16	it would play out if you're doing a
48:17	quick draw like you're an actual like if
48:19	you're in a duel
48:20	like you know in a western movie or
48:22	something you're not going to draw it
48:24	out with your finger outside of it
48:25	you're going to do it with your finger
48:26	in and if you did do that and just say
48:29	technically that would be in a real
48:30	situation but as far as practice and you
48:33	think it's a fake one
48:34	boom pop one thing though i did talk to
48:37	somebody who personally knows uh
48:40	uh knows
48:42	him and
48:44	they they actually said and they're not
48:47	saying anything about it but they did
48:48	say they said uh i i know them
48:51	personally worked with them worked with
48:53	him
48:55	and said that uh they he does believe
48:58	uh that he is the kind of person that
48:59	would do it on purpose so i thought that
49:02	was pretty interesting um i actually
49:04	said the opposite i said he is innocent
49:06	until proven guilty and that's why where
49:08	this next one comes into play
49:10	this is the thing people jumped down his
49:12	neck they were pulling things from his
49:14	past i don't have a view either way on
49:16	this all i'm saying is
49:18	on almost everything we do not wait
49:20	until we have the video we don't wait
49:22	until we have uh the body cam we don't
49:24	wait until we have all of the
49:26	information we don't wait until we have
49:28	a different angle right everybody jumps
49:31	you know jumps on it right
49:34	so this one says that again the fatal
49:38	may have been recorded cops say search
49:40	warrant issued for santa fe location
49:42	cameras phones and more
49:45	so it sounds like this movie's not
49:46	coming out anytime soon it says the
49:48	santa fe sheriff's office is searching
49:50	to find out whether footage exists of
49:52	the fatal thursday on the new mexico set
49:55	of the alec baldwin film rust in an
49:58	affidavit for a search warrant detective
50:01	joel cano on friday asked the states to
50:03	allow him to confirm if the incident
50:05	took place was or wasn't recorded the
50:09	indoor indoor rehearsal scene october
50:11	21st at the bonanza creek ranch saw
50:14	baldwin handed a prop
50:17	that discharged and
50:19	took the life of cinematographer helena
50:22	hutchins
50:23	it says director
50:25	joel souza was also injured in the
50:26	incident inside the gray brown structure
50:29	on the ranch location as the search
50:31	warrant was issued for the santa fe
50:34	magistrate john rasnick now by the way
50:36	the the woman that actually handed him
50:38	the weapon and the guy that was in
50:40	charge which now they are trying to say
50:42	that he has already had complaints on
50:44	him
50:45	he's already had multiple complaints
50:47	about uh safety or something else uh
50:52	she says that uh the guy told her and
50:55	she told him
50:57	so
50:58	you know does that change your view of
51:00	the whole alec baldwin situation if you
51:01	were one of the people that immediately
51:03	said you know he did this on purpose or
51:06	uh that
51:07	you know that this wasn't an accident or
51:10	anything else um and or the people that
51:12	said he's a murderer this and that does
51:15	that change your view of this now that
51:16	you know um
51:18	you know supposedly there's this whole
51:20	thing there was there was uh steps that
51:22	they were supposed to take the other
51:24	gentleman did not take those steps
51:26	apparently they did he did not go
51:28	through the revolver and check it and
51:30	then he handed it to another woman who
51:33	then
51:34	uh told alec that it was safe they're
51:37	doing a normal scene just as normal
51:40	should he should alec have checked it
51:42	himself
51:43	does alec know how to do that well
51:45	people say that he's a big second
51:47	amendment guy so he's probably
51:49	knowledgeable about weapons but
51:51	he's the anti but yeah but here's the
51:53	thing um i would say is why why on this
51:57	set
51:58	would you even have
52:00	non-prop guns right because this is
52:02	obviously um was a real
52:06	bang bang right in the sense that it was
52:08	able to fire a projectile and the prop
52:12	ones are not so what did what did they
52:14	need that for and then there have been
52:16	some rumors saying oh they were using it
52:17	for a target practice right
52:19	okay but so ultimately somebody's
52:22	responsible
52:23	at various levels from the person who
52:25	laid it out to the person that handed it
52:27	to him to the person that held it and it
52:28	by the way if you're on a set and there
52:30	you know that there are you know real
52:33	bang bangs around wouldn't you think
52:34	that there's some responsibility and
52:37	when you handle something you double
52:38	check it and make sure that it's it's
52:40	legit or not or it's
52:42	you know it's safe so i think there's
52:44	probably a lot of blame to go a lot of a
52:45	lot of places but i hope what doesn't
52:47	happen is that the finger pointing only
52:50	goes to one person and they just uh you
52:52	know scapegoat it off because you know
52:56	the producers which he is one um and
53:00	everyone else involved you know have to
53:02	have some sort of responsibility in how
53:03	they act behave and what they do at a
53:05	place like this and whether or not they
53:06	take something like safety really
53:08	serious or not
53:11	well and that's the other thing they're
53:12	saying
53:13	that this is a kind of a low budget film
53:15	uh some have said that i i heard it was
53:18	described as kind of like a
53:21	lifetime type of movie or something i
53:23	don't know if it's that low budget uh
53:25	but i could see alec baldwin you know
53:28	being the the maker of one of those
53:29	movies right it says the warrant was
53:32	executed this afternoon and they were
53:33	out there right now santa fe county
53:36	sheriff office spokesman juan rios
53:38	confirmed the deadline this evening of
53:40	investigators it says uh the detailed
53:43	affidavit claims that baldwin was handed
53:46	one of a trio so there was three of the
53:50	prop bang bangs on a nearby cart by an
53:53	assistant director and told the prop was
53:57	a cold
53:59	weapon and when they say it's cold that
54:01	means it's safe
54:03	that did not have any live rounds in it
54:06	baldwin fired the prop
54:09	and it why do they call it even a prop
54:11	because i guess it's a prop because it
54:13	was on set and it was used as a prop
54:15	um but it was a real thing right and it
54:18	had a real thing in it what i don't
54:20	understand is even if they did have real
54:22	weapons how would you get those mixed up
54:25	uh that that seems really really stupid
54:28	to me they they use airsoft they they
54:30	use other types of of
54:33	props
54:34	and they have the ability and they have
54:37	what you would call really a prop bang
54:38	bang that doesn't actually fire anything
54:41	or only fires blanks right that are safe
54:43	to use
54:44	so to intermix these
54:46	um and by the way it's a revolver and
54:48	you know i don't know how much
54:49	experience everyone has with a revolver
54:51	but you can pretty much i mean not all
54:52	of them but most of them you can like
54:54	just roll the
54:55	the uh
54:57	the barrel not the barrel but
54:59	the round thing around and see
55:01	if there's even anything in it you just
55:02	have to spin it and you can see right
55:04	it's not like this was a you know a
55:06	magazine hiding and one and you know one
55:09	mysteriously in the chamber
55:11	yeah
55:12	again you can just spin it and see down
55:14	the hole of each one but i i i guess you
55:18	know
55:20	did he do it on purpose now you said he
55:21	was anti second amendment is that what
55:23	you're saying
55:25	oh yeah he's a huge uh
55:28	anti
55:30	i you know what i i i think a lot of
55:32	people are confused on that i did not
55:34	know he was super anti i thought he was
55:36	super pro or something
55:38	because now now i'm realizing he was the
55:40	one who was like super on the left and
55:43	said uh what was it 2017 or 2018 when he
55:46	was uh talking about it so i now i get
55:48	it why people are yeah that's why
55:49	everybody was memeing him and going to
55:51	town because like he's said so many
55:53	outlanders things and now he goes out
55:55	and
55:56	you know does this
55:59	well you know he came out with a shirt i
56:01	just saw this person quoted and said
56:03	this heartless you know
56:05	just piece of crap and it was a tweet
56:08	that said it was a tweet from alec
56:10	baldwin and he said i'm going to make
56:12	shirts yellow banana yellow shirts that
56:15	say uh you know uh i've got my hands up
56:18	don't shoot
56:20	and the guy tweeted and he said hey do
56:22	you are you still selling these
56:26	and so a lot of things are coming up
56:28	from his past and people are basically
56:30	taking him uh taking him to the hole on
56:33	this so
56:35	but it looks like he's probably not
56:37	gonna get any blame on this do you think
56:39	do you think he's gonna serve jail time
56:41	or get any kind of jail
56:43	sentence from this or do you think this
56:45	is gonna be passed off to that safety
56:46	guy
56:48	i i have a sneaking suspicion that that
56:50	he'll be something's gonna go down with
56:52	a lot of them to be honest there's gotta
56:54	be
56:54	i don't know
56:55	i can't see how they won't get off but
56:57	they'll get be able to get off on this
56:59	this is just negligence across the board
57:02	well i know but they'll probably get uh
57:05	what would that be manslaughter or
57:07	uh i i wonder what the actual charge
57:09	would be
57:12	absolutely crazy um by the way up to
57:15	almost 6 500 people watching thank you
57:18	guys for all being here i appreciate
57:19	each and every one of you uh caprice
57:21	haley uh thank you melissa burners thank
57:24	you for joining us and then open truth
57:27	ministry thank you for your support says
57:29	chinese ships are made in china so we'll
57:32	be okay all junk
57:33	so
57:34	the newer ships i just have to say
57:37	there's this uh long going and i get
57:39	what you're saying open truth uh but
57:40	there's this long
57:42	saying of that they just have junk right
57:45	chinese ships have been taking us and
57:47	bringing us stuff for a very long time
57:50	uh the container ships most of them made
57:52	in china those ships
57:56	are the same ones that they would carry
57:58	uh these uh carry these tanks and carry
58:00	everything else over if they were to
58:02	invade they would use the same ships i
58:04	mean
58:05	that's why and then now they're showing
58:07	these civilian ships that were made in
58:08	the last couple of years
58:10	they do actually have a lot of the
58:13	chinese production because
58:15	so many high-end corporations ended up
58:19	manufacturing things in china
58:22	dex let me let me have you back me up on
58:24	this
58:25	now when a high-end corporation goes to
58:27	them and says can you make us this
58:29	product
58:30	do you think that they're just making it
58:31	so crappy like dollar store quality or
58:33	do you think that they're given
58:34	instruction for for them to do jobs for
58:37	these big corporations they have to have
58:39	uh certain standards of quality
58:42	yeah do you think that everything in
58:44	china is just made
58:45	just you know crap
58:47	look they can they can make crap and
58:49	they can make quality okay let's let's
58:51	face it they've got uh uh a space
58:54	station right they've got rockets that
58:55	have gone up they've got planes and
58:57	submarines and ships that float okay
59:00	they can build okay and maybe they don't
59:03	build as good as we do or maybe they do
59:05	we don't know but i promise you when
59:06	you're ordering stuff on amazon and
59:08	they're knocking off products left and
59:10	right for um for profit they're not
59:14	necessarily
59:15	cutting corners just because they don't
59:17	know what they're doing they're cutting
59:19	corners because they're trying to make
59:20	it as cheap and as quick as possible
59:22	because that's how they maximize their
59:24	profit you know so um don't necessarily
59:27	take quality and say okay well that's
59:30	you know they mean they can't do
59:32	anything they're they're you know their
59:33	bang bangs are just going to fall apart
59:35	when they pull them believe me that's
59:36	not the case they can make stuff and
59:38	they can make it really well when they
59:40	want to and i promise you the government
59:42	isn't going to necessarily cut corners
59:43	on that stuff if they so choose to yeah
59:46	no on their own stuff and they've even
59:48	said that the the highest product the
59:50	the stuff that's made for g is at the
59:52	highest quality standard you can ever
59:54	make and he has instructed for them to
59:56	make their military uh equipment and
59:59	everything else at the
60:01	highest standard possible
60:03	uh the the thing is you're i mean if you
60:06	if anyone said that chinese uh people
60:08	are stupid then
60:10	that would be a stupid comment uh they
60:13	are not stupid in fact they in a lot of
60:16	cases you're if you're talking about uh
60:18	you know
60:19	grade for grade their school children uh
60:22	test higher than pretty much any other
60:24	country um now as far as you know if
60:28	their products were junk why are they in
60:30	everyone's house oh yeah if they're if
60:32	their products are drunk why is everyone
60:34	taking the pharmaceuticals right
60:36	if if their products were junk why would
60:38	everyone be buying it right i mean i'm
60:40	not not sitting here on my china horse
60:42	because i don't have one but i'm just
60:44	saying you can't just go it would fall
60:46	apart and write it off yeah
60:48	it you would just fall right through the
60:50	saddle because it would be made out of
60:52	macrame the the thing is like he said
60:54	when when they make the uh when they
60:56	make that amazon crap when they're
60:58	knocking off toys or when they're
61:00	knocking off lego or when they're
61:01	knocking off any number of things
61:03	they're doing that on purpose they're
61:04	choosing to do that uh and in a way some
61:07	people could respect their their
61:08	intelligence as far as they're doing it
61:10	so efficiently that they're getting it
61:13	out faster than the regular companies
61:15	are uh to the point where uh when they
61:18	get shut down the uh i've seen this in
61:20	in certain things like
61:23	uh transformers transformers the the
61:26	toys uh the
61:28	the highly collectible adult ones they
61:30	will knock one off well there's an
61:32	actual crowd funding from like a big
61:33	company like from hasbro and they will
61:35	knock it off during their fund get it
61:37	out before hasbro and then when they get
61:40	sued they close the company down open a
61:42	new company up and sell it the next day
61:44	from a different you know from the same
61:46	site as a different name same design
61:48	same everything and they'll still just
61:51	keep doing that and this is this that's
61:53	with the knockoff stuff
61:55	and now even in the knockoff markets and
61:58	things because i have friends who own
62:01	things you'll see that the knockoffs are
62:03	now almost
62:04	indistinguishable and it changed over
62:06	the last five years even knockoffs are
62:09	now so good that you cannot tell the
62:12	counterfeits from the real ones
62:14	that's just with that with the crap and
62:16	the products and if they make a knockoff
62:18	toaster a knockoff piece of electronic a
62:20	knock off iphone
62:22	we're talking about military equipment
62:23	made out of steel made out of the same
62:25	steels that that r is maybe you know
62:28	carbon fiber or whatever they're
62:30	putting into these things now they have
62:32	access to the same things they're
62:34	pharmaceuticals 90 plus percent of the
62:38	world is eating these antibiotics
62:41	that comes from a china uh china lab
62:45	so i i just underestimating your enemy
62:48	is is not a good thing to do and
62:50	especially right now
62:52	soldier for jesus tyler thank you says
62:54	revelation 889 a mountain burning with
62:56	fire was cast into the sea the sea turns
62:58	to blood a third part of the ships were
63:01	destroyed we turned from god and he died
63:04	for us repent much love soldier from
63:06	love soldier for jesus thank you tyler i
63:09	appreciate you and then kate paul
63:11	says i feel bad for the baldwins they're
63:13	good people total accident uh or safety
63:16	guy on set who has passed record not
63:18	alex he's a good guy everybody has their
63:21	own opinion of him he's an snl favorite
63:24	i mean the guy's been
63:25	beloved on a lot of stuff like i said
63:27	one of my kids favorite movies which i
63:30	actually think is hilarious uh boss baby
63:32	alec baldwin is the voice of
63:35	i mean the guy's been around for a long
63:36	time
63:37	and again if you if somebody loves him
63:39	and somebody else hates him that
63:40	shouldn't be something you guys should
63:42	argue about
63:43	i i actually see that like
63:45	somebody will say i like alec baldwin i
63:47	don't like alec baldwin and then they'll
63:49	start fighting why does that happen
63:50	every time somebody disagrees now
63:53	we're not afraid of uh telling the truth
63:55	we're afraid of offending people
63:57	that's a sad place we're in
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65:22	companies and i thought this was the
65:23	best so i actually want to be able to
65:25	eat my food i have stuff that i opened
65:28	up that i've had for seven or eight
65:29	years and i was just absolutely blown
65:32	away at how gross it was and i that's
65:35	why i knew that i didn't want to i was
65:36	going to do the company that i already
65:38	had a bunch of stuff
65:40	and now i want to throw it all out it's
65:42	just disgusting this actually has good
65:44	food
65:45	that's that's a big thing if you can't
65:47	eat it in 10 years from now if you can't
65:49	eat it now that's really bad so this is
65:52	really good stuff make sure to go check
65:53	it out go to morefrugalnews.com prep
65:56	and support us at the same time as
65:58	getting something cool either way though
66:01	my piece of advice is if you don't have
66:03	water and you don't have extra food and
66:04	supplies
66:07	what are you waiting for you've seen the
66:08	last two years you've seen what what is
66:10	capable of on this planet and they are
66:13	officially telling you that things are
66:15	going to get worse
66:17	which we're going to get into right now
66:20	target ceo supply chain bottlenecks
66:22	won't be resolved overnight target ceo
66:25	brian cornell said that the discounter
66:28	is well prepared in the lead up to the
66:30	holiday shopping season to navigate
66:32	supply chain challenges weighing on
66:34	retailers and manufacturers of all kinds
66:37	it says all it all it took was very very
66:40	careful ford planning we have become
66:42	much more agile and we have taken the
66:44	steps we had had to take uh that was
66:47	cornell said at yahoo's finances all
66:49	markets summit for its part target ended
66:52	the second quarter with inventory up to
66:54	2.5 billion dollars compared to a year
66:59	ago as it brought in merchandise early
67:01	to ensure against products being out of
67:04	stock the company has also charted its
67:06	own cargo ship to keep goods flowing to
67:08	its 1900 stores and distribution
67:11	so dex they are saying that they have
67:13	their own distribution uh chain as far
67:16	as their
67:17	their ships
67:18	yeah they're also a public company he's
67:20	not gonna come out and say we don't have
67:21	inventory for the end of the year either
67:23	he's gonna just like we heard these uh
67:25	these ceos tell tell one story and then
67:27	ai went back and said oh no they were
67:29	wrong they could they were totally
67:31	sidestepping it i'm not saying the guy's
67:33	right or wrong obviously they did do
67:35	some stuff they did charter their own
67:36	ships i don't know how much that helped
67:39	uh but you know they may have their
67:41	stock they may have their shelves full
67:43	it just may be full of some other things
67:45	but uh we'll have to see well that's
67:47	exactly that's the thing there's stuff
67:48	that's time sensitive you're talking
67:50	about you're going to get last year's
67:52	toy you're going to get last year's uh
67:54	clothes you're gonna get last season's
67:56	uh you know outfits you're gonna get a
67:58	lot of that as far as the new stuff
68:02	well and then that makes me ask another
68:04	question did they know that this was
68:05	coming if they really do
68:07	if they're one of the only stores that
68:09	gets through this entire thing
68:11	they showed you that last year they
68:13	actually had all of this extra money
68:14	including over a billion dollars in
68:17	extra
68:18	stuff early
68:20	how did they know this was coming i mean
68:22	we had cv yes
68:24	but they but not a billion dollars of of
68:28	like putting that out on stuff you don't
68:30	know if you might not sell it yeah well
68:32	hang on now again this is inventory
68:35	valued at 2.5 billion this inventory
68:38	could have been valued at 2 billion last
68:40	year but with inflation it could be
68:42	worth 2.5 billion now right it doesn't
68:44	necessarily mean that there's more
68:46	inventory there could actually be less
68:47	inventory it's just that it's worth more
68:49	money we don't really know ceos like to
68:51	say lots of things and i promise you
68:53	their pr department doesn't let them
68:54	walk out the door and start to say
68:56	anything negative about their company
68:57	intentionally that's going to cause
68:58	their stock to go down
69:00	now i will tell you this they're saying
69:02	one thing and it looks like a whole
69:04	nother
69:05	my friend has noticed he
69:08	you know buys these things and sells
69:10	them online
69:11	if they're more rare objects if he sees
69:14	a rare thing he'll grab it in the store
69:15	and then he'll sell it
69:17	he noticed that several of the things
69:20	that he's been buying for the last year
69:21	that we get you know here in washington
69:24	that is very easily inaccessible to us
69:27	but other places in the country or other
69:28	places in the world it's not so like a
69:31	certain uh item a certain uh toy car or
69:34	something will be totally readily
69:36	available here in washington but won't
69:38	be available in new york
69:40	he'll grab that put it on uh ebay and
69:43	these other sites
69:45	and he said that multiple of the
69:47	products that he was actually making a
69:48	okay pro pro profit on have now not only
69:52	doubled but sometimes tripled in price
69:55	and we're talking about in a two month
69:56	period and the reason why is because
69:58	instead of twenty five hundred dollars
70:00	for that same container that it came in
70:02	they're paying thirty or forty thousand
70:04	dollars
70:05	uh we we showed you this that every
70:07	single container that does get in it was
70:10	they were charging astronomical prices
70:12	it went literally from eighteen hundred
70:14	dollars
70:15	up to 40 000 in some cases
70:19	and all cases are like over twenty eight
70:21	thousand thirty thousand dollars
70:24	when you know a very expensive way to
70:25	ship it was like three thousand
70:28	to go up that much is absolutely insane
70:31	and we are we are now witnessing uh the
70:34	real shortages hitting this is only
70:37	going to get worse uh and this is not
70:39	like i'm not trying to be doom and gloom
70:41	i'm trying to be upfront with people all
70:44	of our military group says get your
70:45	stuff ready get your get your uh get
70:48	everything stocked up because something
70:49	is going on right now if people are
70:51	blind to see that we're dealing with
70:53	china right now in something bigger is
70:56	happening than just
70:58	the whole cv
70:59	then i don't know what to say
71:02	we follow this all day every day and we
71:04	can see it it's clear as day you can see
71:07	the picture
71:08	and what happens is they'll just say a
71:10	completely opposite sentence and say no
71:12	it's not
71:13	they could show you uh 40 people dressed
71:16	in blue outfits and they say though
71:18	there's only two guys and they're
71:19	wearing red
71:21	and people will believe it i don't know
71:22	how you can see with your own eyes what
71:25	is happening right now
71:26	but they'll just come up with a logical
71:28	sounding and they sometimes the logical
71:31	sounding things are so absurd but you're
71:33	like well i guess that could happen
71:35	i guess that could be true
71:38	i guess that kind of makes sense
71:41	almost every freaking explanation for
71:44	almost everything happening right now is
71:46	like borderline like really are they
71:48	serious how many times in a week do you
71:51	go are you kidding me they really said
71:54	it was that
71:58	wake up folks we're here we're like
72:00	you know some may say this is end time
72:03	some may say it's it's uh it's a global
72:06	reset whatever it is it's here
72:09	and it's and it's hitting hard
72:11	cv has changed the entire planet it's
72:14	turned it upside down
72:16	it's about to change your your life your
72:18	kids
72:20	and it's all it's all getting baked into
72:23	one thing
72:24	universal uh universal income
72:28	they're going to give they're going to
72:29	give you universal income until they
72:31	can't reason why is because they don't
72:33	want you revolting they want you to be
72:35	happy little
72:36	uh happy happy little uh depressed
72:39	people
72:42	worry of christ thanks for subscribing
72:43	rude awakenings narrow way thank you and
72:46	you guys are not crazy
72:48	many of you are afraid to tell your
72:49	friends and family this
72:51	and many of you are even embarrassed
72:53	i've had people say i want my family to
72:55	prepare but i don't know how to tell
72:57	them they'll look at me weird
73:03	tell him you won't talk to him until
73:04	they prepare
73:06	whatever you have to do to to get people
73:08	to wake up like this is bad
73:12	and by the way just for just being
73:15	comfortable this christmas i would say
73:17	being comfortable means you're able to
73:19	buy your friends and family gifts or the
73:23	ones that you actually do buy gifts
73:25	get them now if there's still stuff in
73:27	the stores
73:29	because all of this is gonna hit and
73:32	it's just gonna hit us like a freight
73:33	train and i you guys had a warning you
73:36	can go back to this you can go back to
73:37	all these shows and say oh my gosh they
73:39	told us it was happening
73:41	we're not trying to get a pat on the
73:43	back for calling this
73:46	and we never predict things we never say
73:48	like this is going to happen this
73:51	this i'll just say it
73:52	it's going to happen and it
73:54	uh christmas is going to be a bad
73:56	christmas for a lot of people
73:58	you know something else you can tell
74:00	people when when people think you may be
74:02	crazy for prepping or getting certain
74:04	things or stocking up on food
74:06	you know there's this whole notion about
74:08	uh hyperinflation that's going around
74:10	and i don't say it's going around it's
74:12	happening in the sense that it's pretty
74:14	clear we're seeing inflation happen and
74:16	this whole notion of hyperinflation um
74:19	is being talked about
74:21	by people like uh by jack dorsey who
74:23	said it last right
74:25	the one thing you can do
74:27	to sort of uh help yourself against that
74:29	is to buy things that you need in other
74:31	words if you were to buy something that
74:33	you know you're going to need a year
74:34	from now or six months from now or
74:36	something that you use on a regular
74:37	basis and you're going to use over the
74:39	next two years if you buy a two-year
74:42	supply of that product you're saving the
74:43	money because with hyperinflation i
74:45	promise you six months from now 12
74:47	months from now it's going to be so much
74:48	more expensive you won't be able to
74:49	afford it right so it doesn't
74:51	necessarily mean go you know spend your
74:53	money willy-nilly but if you're having
74:54	this conversation with others that just
74:56	don't necessarily get the notion of you
74:58	know stocking up food or preparing or
75:00	doing some of the other traditional
75:01	things that we talk about maybe have
75:03	that conversation with them at least
75:05	maybe they will have something of value
75:08	when
75:08	these things go go south or go bad right
75:11	and that type of uh
75:13	mentality can can potentially help
75:15	someone because if they have things that
75:16	are high value later then they have that
75:19	for a means of trade or for means of uh
75:21	maybe
75:22	you know they've saved themselves a lot
75:24	of money
75:25	i was trying to find that tweet i
75:27	believe it was on our last show
75:29	uh jack dorsey says hyper inflation is
75:33	happening or i'm sorry hyperinflation
75:36	is going to happen it's happening now or
75:39	something i'm paraphrasing because i'm
75:41	trying to find the actual tweet but said
75:44	it is happening now
75:46	uh do you know where you it wasn't it
75:48	wasn't our last show and i don't think
75:49	we updated on the website because it
75:50	happened right when the show was
75:52	starting i'll have to put it on there
75:53	but yeah jack did say that and he said
75:55	hyperinflation is happening it's
75:56	happening now
75:58	and it's going to be big
76:00	so this is jack dorsey of course and
76:02	that that is pretty uh that's pretty
76:04	alarming to say the least i'll just show
76:06	you real quick this is jack dorsey
76:09	saying this
76:10	uh this is not that's not good i mean
76:12	they're just out in the
76:15	yeah
76:16	look at this twitter and square ceo jack
76:18	dorsey says hyperinflation will happen
76:20	soon in the us and in the world
76:23	just so you know hyperinflation's
76:25	incredibly bad it's it's not a meteor uh
76:28	it's probably worse than that because
76:30	it's going to affect every asset of your
76:31	current life in the real world and
76:34	things are about to get really really
76:36	bad
76:38	i don't know if he's warning like
76:39	extended friends and family that he
76:41	actually cares about i don't know
76:44	but we've seen it coming for a long time
76:47	it's happening just
76:48	and and yeah i'm not trying to scare
76:49	people but for those who don't really
76:51	know what hyperinflation means um i mean
76:54	i'm not trying to belittle anyone either
76:56	but you know inflation it's gonna the
76:58	prices are going up but when
76:59	hyperinflation happened in venezuela it
77:01	went up like 45
77:03	in the first year that it happened but
77:05	over the next three years it grew to 65
77:08	000 meaning
77:10	something that costs
77:12	you know a dollar
77:13	then cost 65 000
77:16	right that's basically how worthless
77:19	money became you you needed a to truck a
77:22	whole lot of money in just to buy
77:24	something tiny and that what that also
77:26	meant was the things that you owned were
77:28	worth a lot but not really because the
77:31	money wasn't worth anything but things
77:33	become valuable right if you have food
77:36	if you have
77:37	you know
77:38	oil to change uh to put in a car to
77:41	change you know change the oil when it's
77:42	time to do it right and you bought it
77:44	now instead of later when it's you know
77:46	65 thousand percent higher right those
77:49	types of things are become valuable
77:51	assets that we sort of take for granted
77:53	we don't really look around at inventory
77:55	of our house and say oh that's all
77:56	valuable it's really all consumable it's
77:58	stuff we throw away and use
78:00	uh but those things actually do turn to
78:02	value in a hyperinflation market
78:05	so
78:06	on top of the x it's experts saying this
78:08	is happening we see the data we see the
78:10	actual trends hyperinflation would get
78:13	to the point i don't know if you saw any
78:14	of the memes last uh in the last few
78:16	years of what happened
78:20	to venezuela um was it was venezuela
78:23	correct me if i'm wrong
78:28	that had uh the all the memes saying
78:30	that a roll of toilet paper was worth
78:32	like this much money right
78:34	yeah yeah it was like a pile and it was
78:36	it was in realistic turn and you go ah
78:39	that's a joke and no a toilet a paper a
78:42	roll of toilet paper was like hundreds
78:44	of dollars in their currency right
78:47	that's what we're talking about we're
78:48	talking about a money emergency a
78:51	complete collapse of the dollar
78:52	hyperinflation just this is it would
78:55	destroy at that same time that venezuela
78:58	had that they also had their major power
79:00	outage where all they had a major
79:02	blackout did they not
79:05	oh yeah they did they had numerous ones
79:07	some were they said it was you know
79:09	you know sabotage or whatever but at the
79:11	same time power was expensive i mean
79:13	everything gets expensive like you
79:14	that's why people were literally living
79:16	on the streets and starving because they
79:17	had they didn't they couldn't make money
79:19	they didn't have money and they didn't
79:21	have things that were worth anything to
79:22	allow them to survive right so um that
79:25	that's it's a very difficult situation
79:28	when you get into that that scenario and
79:30	the way it happens and the way it's the
79:32	way it's happening in our government is
79:34	spend more money and print more money
79:36	right in other words how much more can
79:38	we spend and oh by the way we don't have
79:40	it so let's just print print print as
79:41	much as we need and it just continuously
79:44	builds up this
79:45	you know scenario where the dollar can
79:47	quickly become
79:49	eroded and that is what hyperinflation
79:52	is and we've got it it's no longer are
79:54	the the great days of the dollar in the
79:56	petrodollar out there we've got you know
79:59	russia and china and and everyone else
80:01	beaten down the path trying to displace
80:03	the us dollar
80:06	and
80:07	we're talking you know we're talking
80:08	about uh and it's soon happening in the
80:12	next few months in the next six months
80:14	where we're going to see the actual
80:16	results from this i have warned my
80:19	personal friends and family i have told
80:21	them that you know you need to have
80:22	extra stuff and extra items that you
80:25	might may be able to use uh you know
80:27	don't go overboard but have extra items
80:29	that you may be able to
80:31	possibly barter with if it got bad and
80:33	that's just being responsible if it got
80:35	bad to have some extra things
80:38	that's all
80:39	uh we when what happened in venezuela
80:42	it almost looked i mean they even tied
80:44	it they said it
80:46	they said that it was tied to somebody
80:48	in america they said that it was like
80:50	our cia or fbi or something and they
80:52	they caught two guys and they said that
80:54	they were americans i don't know almost
80:56	like
80:57	i mean what would they do that for would
80:59	they like practice um
81:01	taking down the whole country or
81:02	something practicing you know knocking
81:04	the lights off resetting and then
81:06	starting up a new uh government rule or
81:09	something
81:11	that's hypothetical right
81:15	but i guess that would be kind of a
81:16	formula right hyperinflation turn off
81:19	the lights
81:21	destroy what you can start over
81:24	wipe wipe the dirt
81:27	do a reset
81:29	uh what is venice willow like now is it
81:31	still in hyperinflation or is it is it
81:33	uh
81:35	a lot of changes
81:36	do we know
81:37	they're still struggling yeah
81:40	empty shipping containers pile up in la
81:43	while china
81:44	has a shortage
81:47	now
81:50	this is just nuts they they're having
81:52	all sorts of real issues in china
81:53	they're having power outages all over
81:56	china they're having massive flooding
81:58	historic flooding
81:59	they're having just these crazy weather
82:01	events and so are we
82:04	and it says the port of los angeles with
82:06	containers ships and trucks shown on
82:08	wednesday afternoon october 13 2021
82:11	president jb announced a deal to expand
82:14	operations at the port of los angeles in
82:16	hopes of ending the log jam of ships
82:19	waiting to unload
82:21	the supply chain squeeze has caused
82:23	climbing prices and delays and delivery
82:26	that are threatening the u.s economy and
82:28	holiday shopping los angeles ports are
82:30	buried under 40-foot shipping containers
82:34	and it says but across the sea chinese
82:35	businesses are begging for them as the
82:38	ubiquitous steel boxes clogged the ports
82:41	local streets and seemingly any unused
82:44	lot around the coast both governor gavin
82:47	newsom and long beach mayor robert
82:49	garcia have jumped into action
82:51	alleviating red tape that had curtailed
82:54	storage options
82:55	now what i also wonder is when they
82:57	curtail these red tapes what are they
82:59	doing when they're cutting that red tape
83:01	are they allowing things to come in
83:02	quicker are they possibly uh going over
83:05	like getting rid of safeties
83:08	the one thing i know they did was they
83:09	cut a lot of tape and were putting these
83:11	storage containers on streets literally
83:13	on the streets around there where
83:14	homeowners who live near there had their
83:18	streets full of containers and you know
83:20	what's in it maybe blocking half of the
83:21	street but then it got to the point
83:23	where some of these trucks were blocking
83:24	driveways and the truck was sitting or
83:27	the container was sitting there and they
83:28	were like having to try to get somebody
83:29	to come
83:30	unblock their home so they could drive
83:32	out that's how bad the container storage
83:34	stories coming out of this area are and
83:37	and i call them stories because a lot of
83:39	this you know we hear a lot of these
83:40	different narratives about what the what
83:42	the current finger pointing is right oh
83:44	it's
83:45	you know oh we need um
83:47	you know the trailers to hold the
83:49	containers so we need the ships to come
83:51	in or we need the ships to actually
83:52	leave um oh the you know this location
83:54	has no trucks leaving from it and now
83:57	it's oh there's no containers in china
83:58	to bring stuff to america but
84:00	you know they're all they're all these
84:03	different things that that actually come
84:05	together to make this supply chain
84:08	actually work right like if you don't
84:09	have containers that can be a problem
84:12	right and if you don't have ships or you
84:13	don't have truck drivers all of those
84:14	things can be problems and they all have
84:16	to work seamlessly for it to work the
84:18	way it did say a year and a half ago or
84:20	two years ago terry terry flores says
84:23	those containers are everywhere on the
84:25	streets now
84:27	think about this you load up almost the
84:29	entire area of thousands of containers
84:32	now hypothetically we saw the video of
84:34	actual
84:35	uh
84:36	these civilian fairies and
84:39	they obviously released it on purpose
84:41	maybe it's propaganda who knows but they
84:43	released video china released video of
84:45	of tanks
84:47	filled wall-to-wall in civilian ferries
84:51	they also showed multiple ships from
84:54	wall to wall just packed with troops
84:57	trucks
84:59	every kind of weapon you could think of
85:02	and they said you know that they're
85:03	basically this leaked out or that it's
85:06	just a drill right
85:08	what if those containers and how would
85:10	they how let's just think about how they
85:12	would actually get here if china was to
85:15	hypothetically invade the u.s of a
85:18	how would that work decks they're not
85:20	going to take uh
85:21	those tanks don't float
85:23	wouldn't they have to go on something
85:24	like a container ship in fact how many
85:26	things can get them across how many
85:28	military boats do they have and uh they
85:31	know that they don't have enough
85:32	military boats to take it
85:34	that's why they've employed fishing
85:35	boats uh and
85:37	changed them right yeah they've said
85:39	every commercial boat every um that has
85:42	any purpose will have a purpose for the
85:44	military and that includes containers
85:46	that includes you know shipping
85:48	uh these large shipment shipping vessels
85:51	that carry all these containers so yeah
85:53	i i really hope that all of these
85:55	containers that are scattered around the
85:56	streets are empty i i hope that that's
85:59	what they are it's just empty containers
86:01	you know the worst thing could be is
86:03	that they're full of something that that
86:04	shouldn't be there and like we called it
86:06	a you know the
86:07	the trojan horse as we've all heard from
86:09	the tale
86:10	of troy so
86:11	um yeah
86:14	and what what the hypothetical situation
86:16	is again and this is something that has
86:19	been talked about in actual plans in
86:21	fact we came up with a similar plan uh
86:23	to take out russia this was a an actual
86:26	plan that they came up with in in the uh
86:28	in fact early 2000
86:31	2000 through 2010. it was they're
86:34	constantly making plans they have whole
86:36	departments uh dedicated to this in fact
86:39	a great uh great book i'm trying to
86:41	remember who that was that wrote
86:44	a diary of a doomsday uh planner but he
86:48	essentially worked he was a
86:49	whistleblower and he worked in the
86:52	government office uh
86:54	basically he said back in world
86:57	two
86:58	he said that there was no plan
87:01	uh that showed destroying russia that
87:03	did not also involve destroying every
87:06	major city in china
87:08	they were actually you know planning on
87:11	getting rid of every major city in
87:13	russia every major city in china in one
87:15	go
87:17	this they and and he said he would go
87:19	into to work casually
87:22	and we they would talk about you know
87:23	taking out millions and millions of
87:25	people that was their job their whole
87:28	place of business how they could take
87:29	out the most uh in in the least way
87:36	how would they get here well they would
87:38	most likely convert civilian fairies
87:41	which they've done and now they're
87:42	showing us photos of these things fully
87:44	loaded up it takes a while to get over
87:46	here by the way
87:47	so if those are loaded and heading this
87:48	way it would be i don't know
87:50	dex can you look up how long it takes a
87:52	ship to get from china to the u.s over
87:55	the sea
87:57	well i i don't i can look it up but i
87:59	know from in past in regular shipment
88:02	orders when you order what they would
88:03	call the slow boat from china it's 30
88:05	days it's it's a month time when you
88:08	order the thing it gets in the ship it
88:09	gets over it gets to customs and then it
88:11	trucks into the into america it's
88:12	typically 30 days but i can look at that
88:14	i'm just i mean the exact time if you
88:16	set sail on a regular container ship how
88:20	long does it take to actually uh float
88:22	across from when you leave
88:24	no customs no nothing just if you were
88:27	to leave china and and get to the the
88:30	port of l.a
88:32	how is there a way we can find out how
88:34	long that would take by boat
88:37	it's 15 to 18 days depending on which
88:40	port whether it's shanghai shenzhen uh
88:42	gong zoo
88:44	and it's 30 days to 40 days to new york
88:49	wow so
88:51	so if they were to load up everything
88:53	there would be two weeks or i'm sorry
88:56	was it is that
88:57	yeah so about two weeks 15 to 18 days uh
89:00	two weeks to
89:02	two and a half weeks for them to get
89:04	over here if they load up all their
89:05	ships you would think well then we could
89:07	just stop them
89:09	of course we could so how would you
89:11	sneak
89:12	hundreds and hundreds of containers into
89:14	our country well you might on a
89:17	long-term game try to take partial
89:20	control over the port in the enemy
89:22	country you might uh you might decide to
89:25	like say
89:26	run one of the ports in the country you
89:29	you want to take over then you could get
89:31	from point a to point b
89:33	you could do this whole long game of
89:35	1979 to now do capitalism get
89:37	investments get up all your money uh
89:40	make the biggest navy in the world make
89:42	the biggest air force in the world
89:44	and then you'd uh
89:45	you'd have you're in
89:47	what if this was a laughable just
89:50	super long game trying to take take us
89:52	out
89:54	i know it sounds silly right
89:56	what's crazy is most of the silly stuff
89:59	uh most of the satirical just over the
90:01	top stuff has come true
90:05	it's so crazy
90:07	what is happening right now
90:09	razor queen says marv check out new
90:12	ominous 80-foot water soul sculpture in
90:15	new york harbor installed 1019 by an
90:17	artist from spain
90:20	it says seems like a la palma warning uh
90:22	we're gonna get to la palma too 600
90:24	earthquakes uh that is very creepy uh
90:29	man and then uh of course that that
90:31	also check out the uh
90:34	what was it the uh ominous 80 foot uh
90:36	water soul sculpture there was another
90:39	one something that was just put out oh
90:41	that sculpture in the ghost cities
90:44	so the
90:45	by the way the so they i found out so
90:47	much more about the ghost cities now
90:50	that i've dug in they have multiple of
90:52	the main european cities replicated in
90:55	there i knew that there was like paris
90:57	with the paris eiffel tower but they
90:59	have specific cities and those specific
91:02	cities are actually like working with
91:04	people
91:05	it it actually says that um
91:08	they have almost all of these main
91:10	cities from all of these different
91:11	places
91:13	it's almost like they're making a place
91:14	that looks like everywhere if they have
91:17	people that help them in their world
91:19	take over
91:20	that after they destroy their home
91:22	country they're going to give them a
91:23	place where they feel comfortable
91:26	like a place that's like home but not
91:28	home
91:31	let's move on and we have uh again
91:34	tons of ships waiting offshore uh could
91:37	they be these uh launched in fact i'll
91:40	pull up a picture of this
91:46	let's see here
91:50	duckduckgo
92:00	so this is what we were talking about um
92:03	being a trojan horse
92:06	so this is not only this isn't a
92:08	fictional design this is a real design
92:11	and
92:13	they say they can even do four to eight
92:16	nuclear
92:18	missiles inside of one standard size
92:20	container
92:21	this is a container this is as regular
92:25	and as
92:26	regular as you can get
92:28	but it also converts
92:30	it converts into a huge huge weapon
92:35	now
92:36	why would you do this why would you make
92:38	a weapon like this why would you conceal
92:40	it in this well
92:42	this can be towed by train
92:44	this can be towed by truck
92:47	this can be towed by boat
92:52	and this is inconspicuous it looks like
92:55	every other single one
92:57	and this could be loaded up
93:01	on a container ship
93:05	this is a real item this has been mass
93:08	produced lately why
93:12	think about that folks
93:14	why are they actually putting
93:16	thousands and thousands of dollars into
93:19	products like this
93:20	think of that in our current situation
93:22	now i'm not saying that this i mean i'm
93:25	super praying that this never happens
93:29	but also to get tanks or anything else
93:31	you would need to get containers
93:34	you would have to have your stuff moved
93:37	in stuff like this just logistically
93:39	this is how it would work
93:41	it would have to
93:42	as far as this this is incredibly scary
93:46	and it's a what if it's a what-if that
93:47	nobody wants to see it's a what-if that
93:50	i hope in my lifetime we never witness
93:59	so
94:02	yeah
94:04	uh look these up just uh look up
94:06	container missiles
94:08	and you'll find that there's uh plenty
94:10	just like this and they are absolutely
94:13	creepy
94:14	uh this is another uh angle here this is
94:18	from the back end
94:20	these are real containers
94:26	they not only exist they are this is a
94:29	russian one
94:33	think about how far you could sneak this
94:35	in
94:37	they're steel too they're hard to detect
94:40	uh with certain with certain most of the
94:42	technology that they have at normal kind
94:44	of stations
94:46	they're hard to detect anything inside
94:48	now nuclear i would think that they
94:50	could uh detect that but dex isn't there
94:52	things in their way
94:54	how would you
94:56	how would you hide nuclear uh
95:00	could these be made out of lead to hide
95:02	nuclear signatures or
95:04	do you think that that wouldn't be
95:05	possible
95:06	yeah i don't know i would love to
95:08	believe that our military has the
95:10	ability to detect that um
95:12	you know just like they would detect it
95:14	on ships and other things that are
95:15	nearby
95:16	um but i don't know i mean if how would
95:19	you hide it very carefully if you're
95:20	gonna do it
95:24	why would they make this if if there
95:25	wasn't a use for it
95:29	and they're making them for to launch
95:31	all sorts of stuff including one of the
95:34	designs that we saw at the latest uh
95:37	one of the latest like conventions
95:40	for russia was it shot 200 drones that
95:43	were each
95:44	equipped with uh
95:46	this new technology that would be able
95:49	to
95:49	hit an individual target
95:52	and then also hit
95:55	uh 400 of them that would destroy itself
95:57	and each one costs about 44 bucks to
95:59	make
96:00	i don't know 4400 400 but in the terms
96:04	of like each missile could be a million
96:06	dollars
96:07	4 400 is very cheap uh this is drone
96:11	technology this is what we're talking
96:12	about this is this is like flipping
96:14	crazy stuff here
96:17	and hard to defend against if especially
96:19	if it's low altitude if it's like super
96:21	low like uh rooftop low and can navigate
96:24	through rooftops
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96:53	i got the answer to that why travel
96:56	crammed when we are so used to chinese
96:59	tourists coming in bunches soldiers can
97:00	travel as tourists to this
97:03	and neighbor countries surprise
97:06	nadia now it says that was a
97:09	399 dollar super chat
97:12	i assume that was a mistake don't panic
97:15	you can actually
97:16	uh you can
97:18	request for it back and there's a reason
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98:14	uh dex do you want to talk about uh of
98:17	course
98:18	let's see here canadian propane prices
98:20	and i know we're probably going to have
98:21	to go a little bit quicker and get to
98:23	our main story tonight yeah this is not
98:25	just canadian so this is kind of really
98:27	big guys you need to pay attention i'll
98:28	make it quick to save time
98:30	but both canadian and the u.s markets
98:32	are bracing for what this they call here
98:35	armageddon when it comes to propane
98:37	prices so the prices have actually
98:40	jumped 269 percent in canada by the way
98:43	it's colder up there before it is here
98:45	so that's why propane all of a sudden
98:47	has been coming in demand but here's
98:49	what you got to understand and what's
98:50	what's written in this article and you
98:52	can go read it for yourself
98:53	but basically we have uh something like
98:56	42
98:58	of the amount of propane and storage
99:00	that we normally would have at this time
99:02	and where has all of our propane gone we
99:05	sold it off i don't know who's making
99:07	these decisions in our country and i'm
99:09	talking about america not just canada
99:11	it's kind of a we kind of share this
99:12	stuff but
99:14	we decided to export because export
99:16	demand was so high for propane we
99:19	decided to export all of our propane
99:22	and now here we're stuck with 42 percent
99:24	of what we normally would have going
99:26	into what potentially could be a very
99:27	cold winter okay so this is going to be
99:30	a big deal this is going to be a deal
99:32	where we may be either running out
99:34	or it is so expensive you're not going
99:37	to want to pay the prices
99:39	so uh be prepared guys i don't know if
99:42	you if you have a propane tank at your
99:44	house and it's time to get it filled
99:45	maybe fill it now instead of next month
99:47	or the month after right
99:49	um play it smart if you can
99:52	and this is a also a backup
99:54	utility for anybody you know if you have
99:57	an off-grid cabin or anything like that
100:00	uh
100:01	propane is our backup
100:03	so it goes solar generator then propane
100:08	this propane is going to be almost
100:09	unattainable here in a second
100:12	or just so expensive that you you'd
100:14	rather freeze out in the cold
100:16	uh remember when prices a woman got a
100:19	bill for six thousand dollars for just
100:21	keeping her heat on in texas after that
100:23	big storm they were just doing absurd
100:26	play time things to uh you know heating
100:29	prices and heating rates and things like
100:30	that uh propane as far as you know the
100:33	things that propane affect this is this
100:37	is their worst uh
100:38	this is kind of their worst scenario
100:40	here in the propane world
100:42	shia h thank you better prime mesha h
100:45	pamela harris eud vets says uh club k
100:47	nuke missile would be hard to hide gamma
100:50	radiation hard to mask lead lined would
100:53	make container uh too heavy for most
100:55	equipment to lift
100:57	eod vet that's a good point if it was
100:59	lead lined
101:01	then it would be so much heavier so i
101:04	wonder yo diva what do you think how
101:06	would you think that they would sneak
101:07	that in if
101:09	it had that signature
101:11	or
101:11	do you think that it doesn't matter if
101:14	the enemy actually controls the port
101:17	doesn't matter if the sensor senses it
101:19	has a nuclear
101:21	fission if they call and say hey
101:24	this thing's nuclear what do we do
101:26	just let it through we got it it's
101:28	government
101:30	brian keith prepper we can economy
101:32	create food shortages high inflation
101:34	turn people versus one another power
101:36	grid failure let
101:38	war start then launch remote
101:42	nukes
101:44	that's a scary scenario you're a doomer
101:46	you're a you're you're just uh
101:49	you're a fear-monger brian keith
101:52	just kidding
101:54	you're realistic
101:57	scary right
101:59	that's more realistic than some of the
102:01	stuff they're talking about
102:03	rima hardy at venus again thank you
102:07	moving on la palma
102:09	now i i told some of you i and i'm not
102:12	gonna go over the whole thing but i had
102:14	a really freaky dream about uh this
102:17	place and i've never been there
102:19	i saw that the the places in la palma
102:23	in my dream this this mountainside
102:25	resort it's so freaky there's a bunch of
102:28	people that have talked about their
102:29	dreams a lot and what's really weird to
102:31	me is so many more people than myself
102:33	have had dreams about a place we've
102:35	never ever been
102:36	that's what kind of freaks me out about
102:38	la palma
102:39	other than now they say over 600
102:42	earthquakes have happened in just the
102:44	last couple days
102:46	says volcano eruption update eruption
102:48	with no end in sight continues at high
102:52	intensity
102:53	concerning is the most significant
102:55	instrumental data there are no signs of
102:58	a soon end in sight either instead
103:01	earthquakes have slowly increased not in
103:03	size but in numbers during the past 24
103:06	hours there were 103 quakes of a
103:09	magnitude 3.0
103:11	to 3.7 and 156 quakes between 2.0 and
103:16	3.0 the location remains the same as
103:18	before most at around
103:21	12 kilometers deep it says under the
103:23	central part of kumbhaviha and a few
103:26	ones in the deeper layer around 35
103:28	kilometers deep ground deformation also
103:31	suggests that magma pressure from below
103:34	is stable with no clear trend this
103:37	suggests that there is a still supply of
103:39	a magma from deeper sources to balance
103:42	the erupting volumes or in other words
103:45	the eruption is at an equilibrium and
103:48	might go on for a while
103:50	still this can change at any moment and
103:53	they know this that is why they are
103:55	watching it so closely uh they are
103:57	talking uh as far as some people that
104:00	are analyzing some of the patterns of
104:02	the earthquakes say that it's unusual
104:04	that it looks like they're almost in a
104:06	grid pattern
104:07	whether you
104:09	have you know whether what source you
104:11	use it shows up differently as dex said
104:14	in our show with uh with jacob israel
104:17	global witness and all them
104:19	is that
104:21	if you go to different sources you can
104:22	see kind of different patterns and not
104:24	all of them look like a grid so whether
104:26	that's true or not i don't know but what
104:28	i do know though is
104:30	600 quakes in the last few days is not a
104:33	good thing
104:35	i'm hoping that this does not you know
104:37	have a huge massive blow up and crack
104:39	and send a sheet in and
104:42	send a gigantic piece of
104:46	a gigantic piece of land into the water
104:49	underneath and send a tsunami to the
104:51	east coast one thing i do think about
104:53	though is if it did require that kind of
104:56	piece of land from an event like this to
104:59	wipe out our entire east coast and just
105:01	flood the entire country
105:04	could an adversary do something like
105:06	that say plant
105:08	the proper amount of
105:10	you know nuclear explosions or
105:12	explosives underneath the ground or
105:14	burrow deep down
105:16	could they actually split an island like
105:18	that on purpose
105:19	as as far as a weapon goes could they
105:22	send a tsunami like that
105:24	some would say that
105:26	they don't need to russia has advertised
105:28	that they have nukes that would cause a
105:30	300 foot wave
105:32	dex have you thought about that what if
105:33	you could cause something that looks
105:35	like a
105:36	natural disaster but it's actually an
105:38	adversary doing something negative
105:41	right yeah i mean that's certainly we
105:43	know they have the tech they've bragged
105:44	about it it's been talked about we've
105:46	talked about it here before that they
105:47	have these you know tsunami generators
105:50	that's insane to me just
105:52	uh 300 feet
105:55	you know
105:56	even a hundred foot wave would go you
105:58	know 20 miles in
105:59	a 300 foot wave that would be a
106:02	skyscraper a wave like you see in the
106:05	movies
106:06	that would be what what they would be
106:08	talking about with something like that
106:10	um now with this i forget how how high
106:13	they say that the wave would be uh but
106:15	it would be the entire east coast would
106:17	have a tsunami wave now they say they've
106:20	uh debunked that happening or whatever
106:22	nobody's debunked it even the debunk you
106:25	should see what it says
106:26	it says that it's unlikely it doesn't
106:28	say that it won't happen that's just
106:30	like
106:31	i i don't get that lisa k23 why would
106:34	our generals agree to this uh
106:37	one silver ounce coin in venezuela feeds
106:40	four
106:41	for a week
106:43	did you hear that lisa k over on d live
106:46	said in venezuela
106:48	a
106:49	uh
106:50	what was that a
106:51	one ounce silver coin
106:55	feeds a family of four
106:57	for a week that is incredible
107:06	one second here that's about twenty
107:09	three dollars u.s
107:12	so it's for twenty three dollars to feed
107:14	a family of four for a week
107:16	sorry i dripped a little bit of water
107:18	here and
107:19	don't confuse that though because if you
107:21	didn't have the silver and you just had
107:23	the
107:24	the the local currency it wouldn't be
107:26	worth it right
107:28	it's the silver that's worth it
107:30	oh yeah their local currency's worth
107:32	nothing so
107:35	well i wonder what one so basically if
107:37	you if you had 23 american dollars in
107:39	venezuela right now
107:41	um then that would probably or i guess
107:43	it would just be silver oh yeah that
107:44	would yeah that would be the equivalent
107:46	of silver and it'd probably feed the
107:47	same family because that's what silver's
107:49	worth right now you just kind of compute
107:50	it out
107:51	but yeah that's uh that's a very good
107:53	example
107:54	wow so if you well i guess uh if you
107:58	want to really live high on the hog go
108:00	to venezuela and uh
108:03	you could probably live like a king off
108:04	of a uh
108:06	you know a mcdonald's job
108:08	uh if you worked here you would have to
108:09	fly here every day and fly here but you
108:12	could afford your uh private jet made in
108:14	venezuela
108:16	probably uh probably be worse than worse
108:18	than one that was made in china though
108:21	eud vet sneak it out just drive it out
108:24	uh by using exits that aren't monitored
108:26	or simply launched from the sea decent
108:28	range on some of those turbine-powered
108:30	uh flyers yeah eod event and uh now they
108:34	can load the the ones that are actually
108:36	self-propelled and can go the thing is
108:38	is people think that we're so secure
108:41	have have you ever met the people that
108:43	work as far as these checkpoints like
108:46	they're normal people they're dave's and
108:48	bob's
108:49	okay you can get past dave and bob
108:53	especially at the ports i mean shannon
108:56	bod one of two of our fuggle fam members
108:58	went down there the checkpoint guy told
109:00	them all sorts of stuff said i think
109:01	it's on purpose
109:03	said i think they're doing this on
109:04	purpose i think it's intentional said
109:06	that they uh said that the chassis they
109:09	didn't have the chassis to hold the
109:10	containers
109:11	all sorts of stuff i could see that the
109:15	real kraken oh donata creations thank
109:17	you and then over on uh d live again
109:19	thank you lisa k says why would our
109:21	generals agree to this one silver ounce
109:23	feeds a family of four life is better on
109:25	stilts thank you antoinette's 13 end
109:28	times says nsa made it
109:31	thank you again uh we are live on d live
109:34	as well night night all gone girl triple
109:36	seven again i'm uh thank you
109:38	defrustrated i've been on youtube and
109:41	then lisa k we exposed our limited grain
109:44	supplies too that's right i forgot about
109:46	that lisa uh and then love the foogle
109:48	fam antoinettes and then anyone reading
109:51	uh the books of enoch says antoinette's
109:54	13. i'm sure a lot of people here have
109:57	uh read them karen from columbus
110:00	thanks for being here again crop duster
110:02	edgy whalen uh greifel thank you uh they
110:06	have the u.n at part of the border not
110:09	ng
110:13	south border and they have the un at the
110:15	south border not ng national guard
110:19	and then uh we have how u.s china and
110:22	russia are reacting
110:24	to latest government overthrow in sudan
110:27	dex do you want to go over this real
110:28	quick
110:29	yeah so there was a if you haven't heard
110:31	there was a military coup
110:33	in sudan
110:34	and now all three of these countries the
110:37	u.s china and russia have been playing
110:39	in some role there
110:41	and i guess what we're about to see is
110:43	what's going to happen with this
110:44	overthrow and who's really behind it and
110:47	who's going to come out
110:49	connected with this
110:53	and it says the recent sudden eruption
110:56	of unrest in sudan
110:58	where the country's top military leader
111:00	has announced the desolution or i mean
111:02	sorry the dissolution of the government
111:05	has captured the world's attention
111:06	including the top global powers of the
111:08	united states china and russia
111:10	each of the trio has a vested interest
111:12	in sudan and all three nations release
111:15	statements in response to monday's
111:17	events u.s special envoy for the horn of
111:20	africa jeffrey feltman was actually in
111:22	courtum over the weekend to hold
111:24	meetings with top officials including
111:26	prime minister abdullah hamduk and
111:28	sovereignty council chair general abdi
111:30	fatah al-abernhan it says only about a
111:33	day after those meetings reports emerged
111:36	uh that ham dock had placed under house
111:39	arrest along with a number of other
111:40	civilian leaders
111:42	berhan announced at the world
111:45	that they would lead a new temporary
111:47	government that would guide the country
111:49	to democracy after a 2019 uprising and
111:53	subsequent coup that ousted longtime
111:56	leader omar al-bashir
111:58	so
112:01	one thing to think about you know what
112:02	was so weird dax is i saw sudan on the
112:05	the military or on the uh 24-hour
112:08	uh air radar app
112:10	and there was nothing flying over sudan
112:12	i was looking at the whole world and i
112:14	was scrolling around but there was no
112:16	flights over there
112:18	hey i believe that was uh sudan
112:22	yeah it's also interesting is that you
112:24	know the this this group that's doing it
112:26	is saying they're trying to bring
112:27	democracy in but the us embassy is is
112:30	asking on the actors to that are who are
112:32	disrupting it to stand down so
112:35	um i'm kind of still questioning what
112:37	and i haven't gone deep on this uh what
112:39	the what the role we're playing or not
112:42	in this but obviously we've always been
112:45	a proponent of democracy and i'm not
112:47	saying that that's necessarily what the
112:49	military was doing there nor is that
112:51	necessarily the right way
112:53	forward but apparently
112:55	it is the way that's happening at the
112:57	moment so we have to see how we are
112:59	going to react
113:02	well we'll see we're going to follow it
113:04	um
113:06	it's just funny to me over the last two
113:07	years all these governments that just
113:09	got replaced or
113:11	or went the way of
113:13	six feet under
113:15	russia challenges
113:17	president b again with broad cyber
113:19	surveillance operation
113:22	russia's premier intelligence agency has
113:23	launched another campaign to pierce
113:25	thousands of u.s government corporate
113:27	and think tank computers network
113:29	networks
113:30	it says microsoft officials and cyber
113:32	security experts warned on sunday only
113:35	months after president b imposed
113:36	sanctions on moscow in response to a
113:39	series of sophisticated spy operations
113:42	it had conducted around the world
113:44	the new effort is quote very large and
113:46	it is ongoing tom burt one of
113:48	microsoft's top security officers said
113:50	in an interview government officials uh
113:54	confirmed that the operation apparently
113:56	aimed at acquiring data stored in the
113:58	cloud
113:59	seemed to come out of the svr the
114:02	russian intelligence agency that was the
114:04	first uh to enter the democratic and
114:07	national committees networks during the
114:08	2016
114:11	election
114:12	it says while microsoft insisted that
114:14	the percentage of successful breaches
114:15	was small it did not provide enough
114:17	information accurately to measure the
114:19	severity of the theft
114:21	bait and then again it says earlier this
114:23	year the white house blamed the svr for
114:25	the so-called solar winds hacking
114:28	which again hacked into all five of our
114:30	military branches which we still haven't
114:32	seen the big event from that think about
114:36	that
114:36	all five of our military branches were
114:39	hacked including space force
114:42	all of the information that they got out
114:43	of that including uh they they accessed
114:46	specifically they dug through all of
114:48	that to access our black start program
114:52	black start is our plan after an emp
114:55	hits after our whole grid goes down for
114:57	any reason black start is that plan to
115:00	restart the the grid to
115:03	to you know basically repair
115:05	it could take nine months to two years
115:08	if they have access to that plan and if
115:11	they know exactly what our actions will
115:13	be after an event they could stop every
115:16	subsequent action they could keep us
115:19	down for
115:20	indefinitely
115:21	if they know our plan on how to repair
115:24	and how we're going to fix it they could
115:26	keep us down for even longer because
115:28	they will be targeting specific things
115:31	specific basis in fact they could
115:33	probably target the places that we have
115:35	set up for an event like that
115:37	before they even do it
115:40	the fact that we're we're running up on
115:43	the clock we've got about five minutes
115:44	left okay thank you for less
115:46	the fact that they accessed black start
115:50	that is incredibly
115:52	freaky and scary and they dug through a
115:54	lot to get it
116:00	if they're going to do something big if
116:02	they were going to do something uh
116:04	really big
116:06	to come in and go after corporate and go
116:08	after the cloud especially the cloud
116:10	that the government's involved in could
116:11	be a massive distraction for the cyber
116:13	security groups so when they come in and
116:15	they hit this stuff really big everyone
116:17	gets distracted all resources start
116:19	going towards it then they maybe go
116:21	after the the 15 things that biden said
116:24	don't don't go after these places it'll
116:26	hurt us the worst they're off limits
116:28	right so just keep that in mind like
116:30	when they do something big like this
116:32	that's going across a lot of things that
116:34	you sort of roll your eyes at
116:36	it does take resources and all those
116:38	resources come running
116:42	yeah the
116:43	every everything is going to be going
116:45	that that way we still haven't seen the
116:46	the reaction from that um by the way if
116:49	you didn't follow we covered that
116:51	10
116:52	russian ships were circling japan china
116:55	and russia have been teaming up and they
116:56	teamed up on this one it says why
116:58	russian and chinese warships teaming up
117:00	to circle japan is a big deal
117:03	it it's a huge uh basically they said
117:06	that it was try to keep things stable it
117:08	did the opposite effect japan's pissed
117:10	off
117:10	but not only that they are all over the
117:13	world they just did drills in the u.s uh
117:16	with all of our allies in 18 different
117:18	time zones they are preparing they are
117:20	doing massive drills and this was in a
117:22	response uh to the different events that
117:25	were going on in the south china sea so
117:27	russia is directly they're working
117:29	together and they're out there right now
117:31	that's what's kind of freaky says can
117:33	the u.s navy fight and win a war this is
117:36	an opinion piece uh dex do you want to
117:38	sum it up in a sentence
117:41	well i think that the the real question
117:43	is can is can we and i think the other
117:45	one is that goes hand in hand with this
117:47	is does taiwan's stand a chance and many
117:49	people don't think they do very few
117:51	think they can actually do so
117:53	this is going to be a navy issue because
117:55	all of our navy is pretty much the ones
117:56	over there dealing with this and whether
117:58	or not taiwan can defend themselves is
118:00	the big question
118:03	yeah this is there's a lot happening all
118:06	at the same time
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119:14	um just so i don't miss joseph newhouse
119:18	says he has a new video
119:20	on uh the channel on the containers
119:23	uh i wanted to make sure i got to that
119:24	because i i do appreciate that joseph
119:26	made a follow-up video about the port
119:27	and containers you can probably play the
119:29	intro thanks for doing your show i can
119:31	try to do next time open uh truth
119:33	ministry zedeki diane moses uh we have
119:36	ellis maybe griffin too thank you for uh
119:39	the five dollar super chat soldier for
119:41	jesus tyler again thank you kate paul
119:44	razor queen ud vet keith uh brian keith
119:47	prepper
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119:51	delaware sasquatch jeff p thanks for
119:53	your contribution reuben bailey nancy
119:55	peary
119:58	uh
119:59	let's see jeff p says club k missile
120:01	launcher hidden in ship container there
120:03	are four in each container mentioned on
120:06	my bit shoot jam a channel a few weeks
120:08	ago
120:09	uh we i mean we've been covering this
120:12	for a couple years now and it was like
120:14	fiction when they were first mentioned
120:16	then we saw the real pictures that's
120:18	freaking scary
120:20	i will have to check out your uh
120:22	channel though keith and queen brat uh
120:24	survival living
120:26	again thank you everybody uh dex
120:29	uh if we have a credit show we're
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