David DuByne | Manufactured Food Wars, The New Abnormal, & System Independence

00:00 These days, so many podcast hosts just riff through unprepared segments until they get to the next ad break for pills they know nothing about cheap razors and whatever else they can get a buck from. But The Hiresite Chats does it differently! We succeed or fail on the quality of content and your desire to hear more of it So you're about to hear another free first hour episode. It's here to prove the two-hour shows are worth subscribing for five shows a month for just $8

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01:36 It's the end of the world as we know it, but I feel fine. From sunny San Diego, I'm Greg Carlwood and while the news cycles and social media algorithm argue about Roe v Wade pregnant men in the never-ending story that is January 6th Inflation has hit a 40-year high, grocery costs have gone up 12% in the biggest annual increase since 1979. Electricity is up 14%, and gas prices are so out of control that even truckers who took the jab to keep their jobs are throwing in the towel just a few short months later But the system is dead set on dishing out distractions and desperately hoping you won't notice the food factory fires, spontaneous facility combustions, widespread killing of livestock in the name of disease and supply chain shakiness that all feels a little more than coincidental.

02:26 Well, with their privileged knowledge of sun cycles the global electric circuit grand solar minimums and the rise and fall of empires it seems like this capstone cabal is using every play in the playbook to try and steer the ship through these troubled times and right into a global techno-tyrannical data driven digital dystopia that will be offered as the only solution in a world driven to the brink of total scarcity. And these are just some of the dark and scary recent insights I've gleaned from the work of today's guest, David Dubin. He is the creator of both the ADAPT2030 channel you can find across a full range of video platforms as well as the mini Ice Age Conversations podcast

03:08 where he discusses energetic, mappable cycles on Earth as the sun repeats its 400-year cycle of low activity affecting global crop production, the economy and every aspect of our lives. He stays dedicated to educating people on the timelines of what you can expect in the next few years as society resets so that you can keep your families and communities safe It's definitely not going to be all unicorns and rainbows today, but hey let's get into it. The Sun Cycle scholar, crop loss chronicler and professor of preparedness David Dubin welcome to the higher side. Man thanks for that kind introduction it does cover quite a bit of what we're seeing in society And as I would start today's program the reason I do what I do is we're all in this together

03:56 I'm with you were all in it there's nowhere to run or escape from this we work as a cohesive unit and if your more prepared. And many people around in our country are more prepared the easier is for me to get through with everybody cuz like i said we're all here together so we worked together. There's many ways too, defeat these non-human agendas and also make our lives more fruitful and abundant in different ways than being reliant on centralized systems. So I take the approach every time i put out information when i'm thinking about how to phrase it for the most benefit so how we can continually improve our readiness across the entire spectrum of our society

04:41 Hmm. Well, that's a way to color it up a little bit because it's getting quite dark when we really talk about the things that seem to be coming and I'm really looking forward this one because lately I've tried to do some lighter interviews about cryptids dogmen and paranormal experiences which you told me actually have a little interest in funny enough but But everything out there right now is just so heavy that I kind of needed a break from reality. And that's just my way of doing it and still getting my job done, but it is time to swing back into an honest look at the writing on the wall as difficult as that might be. But to let the people know how this became your focus? I understand it started with some trouble you were having buying coffee beans a few years back. Is that right?

05:29 It is. I used to buy coffee in Myanmar, a country a lot of people know as Burma and even back in 2011 and 12 that country first opened up at that point it had been closed off for sanctions you think about sanctions now everybody's familiar with Russian sanctions well if you go back a couple of decades there were Burmese sanctions and that was ongoing for 30 plus years so that country was totally isolated and I was living working in Asia anyway and you know, there an opportunity came open to go down and look for coffee. And we were some of the first people in there traveling to the highlands in Pin Oluwin is kind of a major coffee area but then from there you can scoot off into different little bit higher elevations because coffees pretty much at 1000 let's say 1200 meters in height grown in Myanmar But the interesting thing when we got there they were telling us about if we're going to plant for your production we're gonna have to overplant

06:29 12-14% because the new saplings in the fields, there's going to be some die off from the cold. And I thought, okay we're at a higher elevation anyway perhaps that's true and it's just colder because you know we're 3,000-3,600 feet in elevation. That's little cooler but nope they were telling me that their grandfathers and great grandfathers in the 1880s when the British were trying to make a cash crop out of coffee tea was there but they are trying to introduce coffee that started getting hit by these same cold weather crop losses there And the problem with it is your coffee bean will have these little tiny pockets of water that will freeze solid, but when they melt when it gets warmer they leave that hollow pocket in the bean. Those who roast the beans will have to watch the temperatures more closely and its called the density of the bean and many roasters would be very familiar with your density if its different than roasting profiles or the way you roast that coffee to eat it come out to the flavor that you want is going to be affected by that

07:33 So going into the buying they were telling us and being very straightforward i really liked about burma's business guys. There was so straightforward with it. Okay, these are the problems we're encountering with our product we're just going to tell you up front just so as a buyer that still want to do business but have problem with coffee for these last four or five years is starting get cold again and think its cycle and should end in a couple more years and I thought well that's interesting I only ever knew global warming then and that took me down rabbit hole I was just a business guy looking for five years Out to see how much coffee we could get and how much coffee we can export out of me and more up too. Japan and taiwan and that was it i was going in as a business guy looking for five years forward production on how we can expand the business, can you took me down this rabbit hole what you never have come out of and become my life now is funny how we end up going down certain paths then it starts usually with just a little inkling of a really small microcosm and then at filters out into

08:34 really knowing a whole lot about a lot of things people just aren't aware of. And let's frame up where we are by giving some context for the deeper history and the relationship between the rise and falls of civilizations and empires, and how that overlaps with sun cycles and previous grand solar minimum periods because I watched your presentation Winter is Coming! and you have many many charts that show that the rhythms almost like a heartbeat of human civilization and sun activity. They align almost perfectly, but what can you tell us about this? Every culture and civilization prior to the one that we live in now worshipped the sun and the sun was the center of everything religious and spiritual because they understood how integral the Sun was to the ability for us to grow food on the planet And that seems to be the cycle there

09:31 When the sun steps down, the electromagnetic field or the magnetic field of the sun changes and it also affects the magnetic field on our planet here on Earth. And in the solar system as well we're not the only planet experiencing changes at the moment so if you look at a broader context it can be simplified in the electromagnetic field of the Sun changes in some way and we can leave change as in A B C D whatever change that is magnetically on the Sun affects our planet When it steps down and goes into a lower activity state, then the jet streams in the cloud cells can move around in different positions on our planet because our magnetosphere or the electromagnetic field that locks in those weather systems on our planet gets really loose and they can move to different places. This is a mappable cycle. It does look like an EKG that you have ever seen from any hospital

10:29 Now we're coming into the solar maximum phase of our 11-year cycle right now, but after we finish this it's going to drop off and we are going to head into once in a 400 year decrease in solar activity along with electromagnetic changes. And people's perceptions of waking reality around them will change perception because your brains are magnetic fields in themselves So if the magnetic field of our Earth is affected and it changes enough to have the North and the South Pole go into different places magnetically wandering, your brains are going to behave differently also. The way it processes information, the electrical signaling in there... And this would explain a lot of what you consider crazies today. Well, it all goes along with that. In every chapter that you look back on history

11:23 there always seems to be a phase of what was considered like insanity that leads into the food shortages, that leads into the government overthrows or the change of governments. The way they rule people and also a restructuring of economy after it collapsed and then a reemergence again but my study basically goes back to 400 years BC which is 2400 years prior but if you're looking at longer cycles They're on an EKG heartbeat as well, whether it be the glaciation cycle of 100 thousand years. You go back five million years you get that up and down up and down strong solar activity strong sun we get that 10 000 years of warmth and then the sun steps down and we get 90 000 years of glaciation just the way the procession of the equinox is many people are familiar after graham hancock's work how our north pole transits around

12:19 the pole star and then it goes to the houses of the zodiac twenty five thousand seven hundred fifty years we start to see these cycles you can bring them out incredibly distant is in a hundred thousand your ice age pattern still registering high electrical activity low electrical activity just like an ekg. Procession of the equinoxes or we can come into something really close like we see right now 11.8 year solar cycle, how is that so patterned? If it was an internally combusting star you would not have a regular heartbeat of low activity high activity on any 11.8 years cycle

13:00 there's another mechanism behind it. And a lot of people don't want to talk about that, and it might sound a little bit woo-woo but that ether or that electrical frequency that pervades space itself can be tapped and that's where Nikola Tesla came in starting to tap the ether you know then you can go whole different direction which You know, you could talk about JP Morgan and putting meters on copper wires or delivering electricity wirelessly like Tesla devices and inventions. That's all predicated on the electromagnetic spectrum across all space in the third dimension that holds what we consider the universe together. And so this is where you can start to blend these two worlds. When you start to find about one world of frequencies

13:50 on the star and how it affects our Earth, you can quickly switch over to talk about frequencies. How we can generate power without having to burn anything but then he can trace it back on how much commerce would have been lost over the last 120 years and how many wars would not have been fought and how easy our lives would be without having to worry about paying for electricity and different energies and you know gets little woo-woo there so I'll stop but anyway civilization heartbeat is based on electrical activity from the Sun Yes yes and we like woo but i agree with you it seems like artificial scarcity is the name of the game they've tried to create monopolies based on anything they can meter in control and that's how are the robber barons have.

14:37 robbed us of possibly a future golden age. If we ever had a previous one, I guess that's up for debate but a lot of people seem to think we did. Either way some of the other things I learned from your winter is coming presentation you have this chart of grain prices in Switzerland from 1755-1800 and there are big spikes in 1758, 1773 and 1793 and they coordinate perfectly with the solar cycles You have a little anecdote about grow zones in Asia. There are areas where, in the past they talked about growing oranges and then for 50 years they couldn't grow oranges in that area because these grow zones just completely shift when the sun activity heats up or slows down and

15:28 You've said that when you look at history three things happen every grand solar minimum migration economic reset and government overthrow and migration and economic reset are definitely in the public consciousness, at least the counterculture conspiratorial consciousness a lot of people are talking about the way the elite are really focused on migration and putting certain people in other areas and it just seems to be like a weird priority they've had in the last couple years but then economic reset of course, great reset that's pretty much the talk of the town and government overthrow they don't really wanna talk about quite so much but it seems like that could be. In the cards as well but

16:16 For people who are either new to this or maybe aren't fully convinced that this grand solar minimum cycle is in our immediate future, regardless of if they can accept that it happened in the past or not. What would we look at to make the case that In our very near future? We are going to be going into a grand solar minimum and these sorts of things are gonna enter into our reality The NASA projections and the European Space Agency projections all say we're heading into it at the end of this solar cycle. Now if you want to stay on just traditional science and right into the mainstream that that's all you wanna look at, I encourage ya- highly encourage you to look at the sunspot count that NASA had forecast going out in like 2028, 27... We're talking like an average of what 13 sunspots? This is incredibly low! And the European Space Agency follows with the same

17:12 So you don't even have to listen to me, you can go right over the space agencies and look at their forecast for solar cycle 26. Now I think it's gonna be tapering off because i had several conversations with John Casey and Pierce Corbin And I know a few of the real astrophysicists who have the forecast originally It was interesting, like they're just talking about solar activity as astrophysicists but when they came out and said it's gonna get cold. They suddenly were chastised and lost their 30 year careers and thrown to the side in no public you know then their reputations were run into the mud because they had some information that was different than what this popular global warming agenda would be so you can see even at the highest levels of a thirty-year career NASA when somebody even speaks out

18:02 slightly differently in their presentations showing, yeah you know when you have this double peak on the sun and the first peak precedes a second peak at a higher level generally it's a step off showing and rolls back in history showing all those data. They don't want that information public and who was it Valentina Zarkova came out British mathematician physicist as well had very specific timelines coming into when these magnetic fields on the sun would cancel each other out and go to zero, and that's coming up next year. This is the first wave of the two, then the culmination of that magnetic cancelling should be at 2025. Well since she had such precise timelines she was forced to rescind all her publications and she has disappeared off the map. Now I don't exactly know where she has gone

18:53 which has a website that still puts this information out, but she's no longer publicly doing anything. I'm not sure exactly what had happened to that but there is an enormous amount of high-level people with serious credentials that have been silenced and sidelined because they're trying to put this information out so if NASA and European Space Agency on their sunspot counts for the next solar cycle because this year is the apex of what we consider this solar cycle now What's gonna happen when it drops off? It's just gonna continue dropping off. And so, when is that a year from now three years from now yeah it'll be exactly about a year from now we're coming into what they talk the peak of this solar cycle is occurring from say this month approximately to 12 months of next year and that's it and then it starts to drop off into solar minimum on the irregular 11 point eight-year cycle but this time it's going to keep dropping off onto the 400 year and a lot of people say much deeper into more of a 2,000 year cooling

19:49 something like this because we're at the very, very, very edge of stepping into a new glaciation cycle and it's the longest interglacial that has been recorded in the last two million years. So they think that this one when it starts dropping off into the cool... I mean it's not going to step off into an ice age in like a year but its gonna trend cooler from this point forward as we get into the next ice age over the next few generations so were kinda at the end up what we know is grow zones latitude wise where they would be able to grow so If we're at the end of the era and these elitist understand that where we sit in the cycles, then why would you try to salvage society? Because you couldn't. You can't. The current iteration of even where we live is going to not be viable moving forward

20:38 Right so we are going into a cooling period and it's kind of hard to know exactly how long it will be or what cycle where in exactly because its kinda maybe like a Mayan calendar is a good analogy, because they have wheels within wheels. We are dealing with cycles within cycles. So some people are saying, oh this is a cycle that comes around every 400 years or maybe it's a deeper cycle that comes around every 2,000 years and it's really kind of hard to know just how deep it will go but we know that all the signs are pointing to this direction. You show a couple slides in that presentation of new plasma displays in the sky, that enthusiasts who look at auroras have actually found a new type of display and they called it Steve

21:28 And also you talk about how there are deserts that have been dry for 2000 years as far as we know, and they are now blooming flowers for the first time. As far as we know, you show slides of giraffes and elephants walking in the snow. That's a sight I never saw in zoo books as a kid And you talk about droughts in places that previously had water, of course fires in California. There's a lot of stuff happening climate wise and extreme weather wise and it's hard to really pin a source on it obviously they want us to think It's all CO2 and it's all man-made climate change and that's why we need carbon taxes and we need everybody to limit their behavior but the reality is that

22:16 And it seems like there's weather weapons in play that they might be able to use to justify some of that evidence that makes their case. Natural cycles in play, and just seems like a lot of manipulation on top of natural cycles. That's I guess what I'm trying to say is it seems like we got two things going on. We've got a natural sun cycle that can be mapped back quite a ways. And we can see that effect on food production and the jet stream and climates, and it all tends to shift pretty dramatically. But then we also have the parasitic elite trying really hard to make this look like it's our fault and also make it worse than it needs to be. Talk to us about that a little bit on the ways they're making this worse than it needs to be. Well so this is the thing

23:07 is the r o e i so how much energy are you gonna put into this whole shift versus how much energy your gonna return out of it. So they leave for sure riding on top of this natural cycle, they know what's here they know that can achieve more agendas and goals right now because there's gonna be more confusion more starvation more death and so many other things happening in society rips apart at the threads here for a little bit that they can accomplish a lot more on globalism and the global goals are trying to achieve because if you just look at it very basic sense, if u really as a let's say there were a very kind of global governance structure is that alright everybody.

23:49 It's all going to shift for about 20 or so years, and right around 2035 or so it's going to get back to normal again. But during these next few years what we have to do is shift everything we're growing as crops and grains about 300-500 miles south, retool all the factories because maybe you were growing wheat but we can grow amaranth now but the factories aren't gonna process amaranth in the same way. So we have to retool every single factory We have to get a new seed supply in a new latitude. We have to find the right place where the right amount of precipitation is with the right soil, and then we're going set up new grow zones there but you know in 25 years were gonna need to move everything back again to the same place it was right now because that cycle will have ended." So just even on all logistics I'm trying to accomplish something like that yeah they're gonna be like no not worth the trouble and energy put into that to bring it back out as not gonna work so

24:47 One thing that I can say, though you alluded to the immigration there. North Africa is an exception. The Sahel is an exception to this because as we sit right now there would be nowhere to move grow zones too because the populace is on top of the areas we would need to move to You can't just moves cities out of the way to start farming and then rebuild a city And put it back in place again It just doesn't work like that But the Sahel and North Africa The shift is on there right now. The West African monsoon is shifting on its 4,000-year cycle bringing much more precipitation in off the west coast of Africa or the east coast of the Atlantic and also when you come over to the Indian Ocean, the Aden Gulf area is also having an enormous amount more tropical precipitation coming in there where lakes are forming in Oman

25:40 And these kind of things are happening in Yemen. Now if you trace back and go far back in history to when the Shem and the Aksum controlled that kingdom area, that had one of the largest dams in all of the Middle East was Right there at Aden port area if you go inland a little bit it was one of the largest dams and water reservoirs in all of the middle east this is when the frankincense route was running up and down saudi arabia. They weren't going from one place to another the entire area was green and that was less than a thousand years ago

26:18 So there's a lot of changes and it was 800 AD when they had the dam at full capacity. And you can read about that, go into Oman and Yemen and learn about some of the history, the Frankincense root, and also the massive dam that was there that was built by one of the queens of the time in the Aksum with their metal, they have the most precise gold measurements so after the Romans collapsed, the Aksum took over and then had the best weight in measures for gold and on the front of their coins, their gold was the leaders at that time. And then also they had wheat chaffs around it so again you could trade the money for food Now here's the interesting thing That whole area in North Sahel or what we consider The Sahel in Northern Africa We got the dry part which is still pretty dry but if you go to the northern Mediterranean areas there are so wet right now every one of those countries producing grains has had record grain production for the last three years

27:15 And that's significant in itself. But what is also happening out of that area, the amount of immigration has gone away like they pulled everybody out of the Sahel and sent them pretty much up to Europe. So if you were an invading force and you were coming out set a new grow zone knowing where it's going to get wetter in the future in the next 5-10 years 20 years we could grow substantial crops twice on a rotation because of the rainfall above ground and then they can tap the newbie in sandstone aquifer and pull all that water out like libya did, i think it was doing the same thing experimenting pulling. Water out of the newbie in sandstone aquifer to irrigate the deserts to produce crops in libya that was destroyed all those water canal got destroyed during american bombing there

28:03 They took away a standing army of approximately 10 million men. They've evacuated them out, they volunteered to leave! Now there's gonna be no resistance if you want to take over those countries and set up a new grow zone because how many times has the West done that? They got in there and steal all the resources Well if you knew that was happening these ten million men would be none too happy that Westerners are down in their trying to steal our food In a new... The largest most bountiful bread basket on the planet and send it back for sale but now there's no men there they took them all away they're all up around the planet elsewhere so they remove that threat now be a super easy place to invade, i'm in the rest where are you cold and star.

28:43 Yes, that's all good context and I've heard you talking about how China is making these massive investments in the areas of Africa that are going to be good grow areas. And it seemed a little silly when they started making these investments because they weren't quite there yet but they're shifting and now it's becoming more obvious that they're really getting ahead of this and they know what changes are going to occur and where the good spots are gonna be but In terms of the elite really making this worse making this natural cycle and dramatically just throwing fuel on an already dangerous fire.

29:20 I mean, we have all these things happening like dozens of food production facilities catching fire or exploding. Green policies in the name of climate change that shackle or limit production lockdowns and COVID restrictions that were designed to snuff out the smaller independent businesses that just weren't allowed to make money for a period of time. We got diesel trucks that are now required to have this new additive in the fuel which is In limited supply now and california has a ban on older diesel trucks which also limits the supply chain. We're now seeing this weird thing with pcr tests used to test animals and kill them in mass over a single positive test for things like the bird flu, they've done this with pigs for some other disease there was a farmer in texas where he was speaking out about

30:11 His deer farm he has like a thousand acres, but the feds are coming on his land and saying oh well These deer have chronic wasting disease we have to kill them all and he's worked with deers whole life And he's like I think they're just making this up and come in on my private land to kill My dear it doesn't make any sense in Australia. They've detected a parasite and bees so they're killing their bees en masse and It's like really crazy i just saw headlines to the fbi made a statement about ransomware attacks specifically targeting farmers. Well i mean who controls those ransomware tags you know that seems like a weird false flag he type of thing and the dutch farmers are being told that because of carbon they've got a slash their livestock production and even in california here i saw thing where,

30:58 We killed three point two million fish last year more fish again this year were not restocking the usual rivers and lakes so it's just getting really nuts man i mean we saw a little less with covered where people can't stand next to each other let shut down the tyson plant when people are worried about food shortages but. I get that we have this natural cycle, but this long list of things i just threw out there... That doesn't need to be happening. You know? Why are the elite killing all these animals en masse when they're gonna be in short supply?! It's really concerning! Unless you're trying to starve the population before an invasion. Because routinely through history would put a siege to a castle and surround it and not allow any supplies in or out before you'd invade it

31:48 You know, really nothing new is new. It's all just a turn of the old returning again So as you look at the Holmador that's a famous chapter from Ukraine Again it's all back to Ukraine if you look at the Bolshevik revolution and what happened with the wheat growing regions and the wheat farmers during that time in the 1930s The Holmador was where They starved to death all of the farmers and anybody who would not abide by the new regime put in by Stalin. They blamed the farmers because they were becoming wealthy with their wheat sales to the rest of Europe and Germany, And then they blamed all the starvation on the wheat farmers for not supplying wheat to the general populace of Russia. Then they simply went in with their army—they were all armed but they disarmed everybody first! Wink wink

32:43 And then when they went in, they stole all the farm machinery. All the farm implements, all the tools. They stole all the seed from these farmers and then burned down their houses going into winter on the way out. They torched everything and then put a fence around it. That was one of the world's longest fences you think The Great Wall of China is big? Well, they just ring that thing in there You know how big Ukraine is I mean everybody talks about its substantially large huge gigantic landmass. Well, they just ringed it in and let everybody starve that was in there and supposedly 10 to 12 million people starved to death. This is in the major farming area of what you know as Ukraine, the Brad basket of the world most people starve because it was done on purpose now I think we're heading into a global home adore here and you mentioned if

33:31 facilities that have been burnt down in America. I have a friend of mine, his wife keeps the database of all the facilities and she updates it weekly and they're up to 137 food processing facilities that are burned down in the US as of this week. 137! The average is like 12 for an entire year or even some years where they only had two that would burn down so when we look at this disruption its all encompassing now how would they take control of this? Well Let me walk you through a little scenario here. It might sound outlandish until we come into September and it'll make perfect sense the DEF, that's the diesel exhaust fuel emission requirement that lubricant and additive you're referring to is called DEF is in super short supply so the manufacturers of these trucks...the way it works

34:26 engine won't actually work if you don't add that to it. Now these are the brand newest vehicles here, so if you go back a little bit further your trucks will still run without DEF in it but the newer models there's actually a different compartment that you fill up and uh... You know truck stop that has DEF in it that mixes and blends with this So when you feel like on a roadside stop If they're going down I-40 or I-75 whatever big highways you're gonna fill up with DEF and diesel at the same time So, you make it illegal. You say no drivers with this that or the other. You need to close down and got the back's requirements all these drivers stop and your like wait supply chain just broke down there is enormous amount of idle drivers okay there still a supply fleet out there that could mobilize again given the right conditions okay park that in like set A over their now I'm gonna bring into what about to happen in Chicago Mercantile Exchange coming up on September 16th on delivery date

35:23 They're simply, as I've been told the grain deliveries are not going to be coming as they have through the past. This is gonna create massive shortages there's a huge amount of people that want physical delivery because they know they can profit from it very quickly like within the day and they can sell it at a higher price so they wanna take their physical under their belt and get out of there with it problem is no barges in there rail traffic has been cut 20 percent So there's going to be all kinds of defaults happening across the clearing firms that are getting fined $250,000 per day per contract. Now a lot of these firms are sitting with 600 contracts on corn, 600 contracts on corn oil, 600 contracts on soybeans, 600 contracts on soy press cake, and 600 contracts on soybean oil

36:13 Any of those that they can facilitate delivery there getting fined two hundred fifty grand a day so we're focusing on corn mainly because it seems to be where the problem will be. So let's say a smaller firm got gobbled up and all the bigger firms took all their physical supply and they are at the bottom in the food chain, saying with six hundred contracts at 250 grand per day on the fines what about day 2? That is 100 million dollars a day You know, we're looking at absurd numbers coming in here. Like there's not enough money to fix the problem. There is also not enough grain this year because all the droughts and all these fertilizer shortages herbicide pesticide shortages so grains are getting real lean anyway plus we got the grand solar minimum and natural climate variability denting into yields So then what happens? Well, the markets stop They literally gonna stop for a portion of time

37:08 then that means that major food producers need to go to the silos directly to purchase and get price discovery at the grain elevator or the silo, or at the farm. Directly with the farmers and then as I've been told it's not going to be one farm bargaining with one farm Cargill is gonna get in there and get everything so if you're not at the Cargill level they're gonna swoop in and take it all And you're going to be dealing directly with Cargill, and then Cargill will deal onward with these larger food producers. So that's subset B. Now here is where it gets interesting back to the trucks again. Subset c of information that winds into a nice succinct package is once they get into the grain elevators and these buyers are there, they're gonna need to move it but currently with the rail breakdowns in the truck shortages, they can't

38:07 The diesel fuel won't be there at the volumes and the trucks just simply aren't there unless Cargill starts its own specific delivery chain using the same truck drivers that have been put out of business, that won't require the vaccine passports. That don't care if you put the DEF in your machines You're gonna have a monopoly of grain production in Cargill's centralized hands with Cargill's individual centralized delivery systems to the buyers at that point. So where does that put us? Consolidation at mega levels that are so unthinkable right now, but at the same time

38:46 If companies are not guaranteed their base product to manufacture, then there's stock valuations. You can't value a company anymore so the entire system is meant to collapse to zero so they can start the new system whatever form that takes So that's what we're looking for in September Happy New Year Man, that's quite scary. Obviously the economic stuff is a bit over my head I've heard you talking about the commodities markets and this bottleneck that's gonna happen in September. I've heard you talk about the farmers who don't fulfill their contracts they get fined, the traders as you mentioned get fine too

39:26 How big is the commodities market compared to like the housing market? I mean, if we had to compare this to 2008 and one sector bringing down a big chunk of the economy. Is the commodities market five times bigger? Obviously we have to eat, we have to live in houses too but the damage that's done to this segment of the economic pie how bad could it spill out into the other areas in the general economy everywhere Simple economics 101 is company gets a product, company manufactures the products. Company sells the product to the public in store me and you we go buy it they get revenue and then that much revenue can be calculated to give the valuation of a company and their stock price if they issue bonds in the company that can be valued also but without that price discovery on even knowing if they can even get the grains

40:27 and there'll be no market for a stabilized price to know how much it's going to cost. So they can never do anything forward, they can never protect themselves so there are no more valuations for what we consider companies especially at the basic foodstuff level and when it goes there then everything you know in stocks bonds ETFs which is exchange traded funds that spills over into mutual funds retirement accounts 401ks and everything in between The thing that would be safe as precious metals obviously real estate like I'm not talking a high-rise in Miami Beach or somewhere, farmland. Productive land where you could grow your own food so it gets into an all encompassing thing and if you look out Greg you were so into about they're gonna reset something its a new era we are entering there's change on purpose well you have to evaporate the economy first before you can bring in a new digital ID system to access your funds and put universal basic income in play and start a social credit

41:27 System globally that has to be one fell swoop where everybody knows it's changed and there is no dispute whether there is two similar economies running parallel. There's only one in everybody on the planet knows it and never disagrees with it, there's only one and that's the way we go because the old one doesn't work Yeah, quite scary. And obviously we can look at little pockets of countries where some of this stuff does roll out in advance is like a test case I understand Iran just rolled out a digital ID that's required for food purchases and clearly that's something they'd love to implement here if they can get it done and it sounds like they've got a plan to get it done

42:11 On the subject of international goings on, you left me a voicemail where you mentioned that you got a list of like 15 countries on the brink of collapse and revolt over food prices. We just had societal collapse in Sri Lanka but apparently there's more than a dozen more that are very close and it might be something we start to see before this episode even gets out to people but what are some of these places where the cracks are showing the most? Well, Egypt and Algeria. And then if we go Albania is another big one that's happening not enough. If you're in Europe you'll hear about the Albanian uprisings but you won't see it on the one for me I'm focused most on is in Argentina at the moment because Argentina is a major grain producer and see everybody in the West right now in this northern hemisphere is saying wait okay our grain production is not very good here there's a lot of problems this year right now in the northern hemisphere

43:08 So everybody's kind of pointing fingers going, oh if we just wait for Brazil's corn to save us or if we wait for Argentinian production to save us and Australian production it'll save us. So with the societal collapse in unrest on food pricing and hyperinflation happening in Argentina you have to really wonder how much is coming out of there because they forbid all export sales of corn they said no more exports of corn so then we start to go uh-oh What happens if the Southern Hemisphere perhaps has a volcanic winter, or year without summer because of the Tonga eruption and their yields are even worse than ours? Not because of fertilizer shortages. Not because herbicide shortage but because the volcanic ash is affecting the weather so much. Because you got to realize that was a mesospheric latitude and altitude eruption there The tallest volcanic ash column ever recorded apparently in human history quote unquote

44:09 was that eruption right there. It went up some 188,000 feet or 190,000 feet into the atmosphere and that was the center column it wasn't the entire ash plume going up by any means but when you start to look at 20 degrees south latitude to 40 degrees south latitude The amount of cooling and absurd stories coming out. And I'll give everybody a little nugget here, couple nuggets you're going to want to check out these three websites they are gonna lay bare and clean for all to see watchers dot news like a watcher w-a-t-h-e-r-s dot news They follow a lot of what is considered obscure weather stories and then if you go to another website called strange sounds dot org

44:59 They follow all the stuff, plasma displays in the skies. Different anomalies with freezes and animals mass animal die offs that sort of thing and then if you go to electro verse cap all on shout out he puts together a very detailed amount of stories that don't make mainstream media about crop losses and weather anomalies and cold events also happening And once you start to browse these three sites and focus on different countries, and then you start to get into like the Bureau of Meteorology in Australia. Even them coming out saying it's an exceptionally unbelievably cold all unprecedented number freeze days in a row already and they're not even into the depths winter there's a lot of things adding up to say that volcanic ash is definitely cooling the southern hemisphere considerably

45:53 ice events, snow events temperature events happening that's really going to dent into crop production. But then we're starting to see some of these southern hemisphere countries getting into some unrest like Nigeria well that would still be northern hemisphere excuse me but in the African areas where we've seen so far Sudan is going off Nigeria Ghana Zimbabwe they're moving to a gold-backed currency but they can't keep it together So you're starting to see a lot of these fraying edges around places where they grow a lot of crops. If you're seeing civil unrest in South Africa and Argentina, and coming down into Uruguay also food riots because prices are rising too much... These are some massive grain producers in the Southern Hemisphere! And if they're in civil unrest they're sure not out there producing grains for everybody to eat and export up north here

46:45 I know a long-winded answer, excuse me for such a long one. But I got to put a time clock so that I can leave my answers to two minutes or less. It's all good! That is why we have a two hour show but speaking of that...I do try and make the first hour sound pretty complete and we've been very doom and gloom so far. A lot of this does sound intense and scary and in the second hour we can get deeper into solutions things people might be able to do. But in terms of at least a preview, the cliff notes and overview for this first hour We do have opportunities to form strong networks, to form bonds with local ranchers and sustainable meat producers right at the source. We can grow stuff on our own and we can maybe do a few other things that would help soften the landing but there's also factors that a lot of people probably don't consider like I've heard you mention that earthquakes droughts and floods all that stuff comes with the grand solar minimum

47:47 It's going to affect our electrical grid and plumbing systems because they are fixed to the crust of the earth. So if we have major movements, that's gonna be a major problem. And also with the elite exacerbating everything Having a big chest freezer full of meat doesn't really do you a ton of good when there's no power. If they shut off the power for like two weeks at a time, which you've suggested they would do that is to squeeze your stockpile so help us get a little bit of an overview of The solution side of all this and how we can be strategic and maybe see

48:27 see things that we might typically have blinders on for and navigate this, uh, and make it through to the other side. Canning because when you said that if the power goes out you can run a generator for a little bit off and on now The first thing if you do have a generator You don't need to run your generator 24 7 and keep your refrigerators cold You need to run at an hour every four hours to keep that meat frozen or everything in that cool state If the power continues to stay out after a couple of days, my burner is coming out with my propane and I'm on pressure canning all that that's coming out. Because you could leave it out and do batches if you will where then you start to pressure can all your meats because that would be the only way to preserve it

49:16 So if the power for me starts to stay out longer than today, everything in my freezer goes into cans pressure canning and you should have a couple bottles of propane. And you should at least have a plate burner that runs on propane so you can heat your pressure canner up enough where you can get that all canned out not a lot of people are thinking about that there was a lid and canning jar shortage during the COVID time but it seems like there's a lot more of that stock that has hit the shelves lately But you're going to want to get the larger jars as well. You're not going to want to put things in like a one pint jar or one quart jar, at the very minimum where you're gonna want to go is like a half gallon because it takes a lot of time and energy to can things anyway so bigger the better that's a solution and as soon as you can all that up then it's good for another year or so maybe even longer depending on where you store it

50:11 You have to get seeds cuz your stocks are gonna run out eventually i don't care if I can that full freezer for me or a freezer full of edge. Eventually that runs out and you're gonna need to grow some of your own food so think about the things that are gonna come in short supply with information that we're talking about today great night It's gonna be total awareness at just everybody is going to understand this by September and October of this year so you're gonna have 40 50 million people running out at the same time to buy garden tools which won't be there because if there's only a million garden tools in America sitting on the shelf and forty fifty million people wanna buy them all at the same time simple math

50:57 Same thing with the seed suppliers, you know The main grow season is finished but during kovat the seed suppliers got really strained Like Johnny seeds or a true leaf market these kind of major seed suppliers on the heirloom and organic varieties Greg I'm sure you know a few others as well. Mm-hmm But getting your seed supply in your seed stocks in order before those run out It's the same thing 50 million people want to get seeds These companies only have enough for just even what is considered gardeners and the increase in gardening during COVID almost wiped out their seed stocks. So magic, a panic buy because oh no I don't know what's happening all i know is that I need to grow my own food. Okay then they're going to have to learn how to build their soils because the amount of fertilizers is gonna be thin cause I go...I have a registered farm so I goto the farm co-ops and there's only so much in the back there you know

51:54 If everybody in the county ran to the co-ops, they'd be sold out in about a minute. So how do you build your soils up? And how do you create your own composts? These are things that are going to be... We're going back in history to survive the future. That would be a small short list to start with." Well it's good for people to keep these things in mind for sure! And I guess, I would ask you are there certain generators or even better solutions that you recommend for keeping the power on? Or at least keeping our food edible when we do have some kind of stockpile and we need to keep it going.

52:34 Again you know the past offers all the solutions we need which is scary because my grandmother i can talk to her and had her teach me all this when i was a kid but i'm just too stupid understand that, oh my god refrigerator got supermarkets grandma your old school why would you store stuff in like a root cellar snake down there. You notice things like this and now I look and go, oh! I wasted all those decades where she could have... my grandfather could have taught me stuff too. Like oh it could've been so self-sufficient had I listened to them or learned from them all the old skills. Like canning, like water bath canning who has you know 30 gallons of white vinegar laying around where you can start canning things in a fermentation bath? Not a lot

53:17 I'm sure. One of your preps though would definitely be this weekend to go at least buy 10 gallons of white vinegar so you could in an emergency, at least put all of your veggies in a water bath and keep them for six to eight months at the minimum. Fresh veggies just pop them right in there with the water and the vinegar and seal them up. Again it comes back to the burner then put them under the water for a few minutes and then you're good The more old people you know the better. I agree with that and i've heard you talk about root cellars and cold closets as alternative generators because even they run out, they need to be fueled and they can't last forever Yeah the earth can provide cool for you at ambient temperature now the problem we have in East Tennessee here is

54:05 On the back of my property where I'd want to put one, there's a bunch of rock. And then B it's really wet here so you know the root cellars that are done up in Ohio or Indiana are very very different than the ones in Tennessee where we have springs near us so water is always seeping here or the ground is like if you dig a big huge hole in the ground here water is going to seep out of it Now I'm running into a whole different set of issues trying to do that compared to where the water table's, you know 100 foot underground versus right here at the surface. It's gonna be hit or miss maybe have to borrow somebody else's root cellar next springs, another thing if your water turns off You're gonna have to get water somewhere and relying on rainwater which is contaminated anyway for drinking

54:55 Yeah, you can filter a lot of that out and it might be good for like a pinch in the first week while you figure out where your spring water sources are. But instead of running around frantically like, Where's the ground coming from? Or licking the ground like a deer do to try and find where the salts have accumulated after some pool dried out Go look for the springs now! And there is a website called FindASpring.com Where anybody where there's a public spring you can go on their map and you can find something located near your you know find out where your springs are because that's generally some of the cleanest water around is spring water.

55:36 Good advice, good advice. And how about those emergency food supply companies? I hear them doing ads on all kinds of Prepper podcasts. Do you endorse any of them or think that they would be a good thing to have on hand? A lot of us probably don't have Basements or places to really store stuff maybe if we have a shed or something our garage we could put these nine temperature sensitive emergency food supplies in those spaces what you think about that. Well, if it's food and it stored whether its freeze dried or dehydrated or whatever. It still sensitive to temperature Things like salt and vinegar they're not so you can pretty much put them out in a hot shed that gets hot every day fuels You need fuel stabilizers

56:27 But if you have anything of a food stuff that's in the Mylar pack bag, you're going to want to keep that somewhere even just in your house under the bed. So it keeps it more of an ambient temperature cooler than it would be out on a scorching garage like The problem for me is I'm trying to go indoor vertical agriculture this year and do rotary grow domes and led grow lights on trays and have all that out in my garage but It's not insulated because it was built after this log cabin was build so it's an attachment to the house but it's not insulated So I'm trying to think about what kind of R factor, and I bought some sheeting that I can put up. And I'm trying to make a frame and then frame that in and then have all the growth within that but it's same thing applies if electricity stops at all my LED grow lights stop and on my rotary grow dome stopped too so you do have to keep your food its sort of uh... The best stabilization of temperature you can now I will say freeze-dried would be the very best way to go

57:25 But that's really expensive and way harder to find because things like in California, Greg are you experiencing a drought over there right now? What's the food? Like you're driving down the road comparatively before you saw tons and tons of crops wherever you were driving compared to now. What are you seeing in the difference because I'm hearing that these freeze-dried food producers can't even seem to get their basic vegetables into process the freeze dried foods I'm not seeing a ton of that, but i haven't ventured that far down the highway recently. I mean...I'm sure it's probably true but on the news they tell every individual they need to limit how much they water their gardens But yet sometimes I'm driving down the highway and these big monocrop corporate farms They've got sprayers spraying all day! Spraying down the highway It just seems like the rules are for individuals not for the corporate food producers

58:20 I'm sure there's some truth to what you're saying. Well, that seems to be the word on the street and that's the reason some prices are rising exponentially and then there is non-availability in certain items as they just can't get the items Now first and foremost a freeze dried is going to be your best way to go And then your second Is gonna be the dehydrated foods You know their gonna last but its not gonna last as long as the freeze dried foods obviously So whenever you looking at Think about how many people are in your family and how many calories you might need to do tasks. And in addition to any of the freeze-dried or storable foods that you're gonna keep, you're gonna have to think about oils and things to keep your brain functioning because you could have all the freeze dried vegetables you want and just a huge stack to the high Himalaya size thing of just storable foods but if you don't have the fats to keep your body going, you're gonna be malnourished

59:24 You need to think about fats, lard, butter, olive oil, avocado oil, nut oils. If there would be like a walnut oil or something stay away from the sunflower and the corn oils because that's not going help you at all but you need these really dense coconut oil would be another one if you could stock up on a little bit of that and the expiration dates are a bunch of BS anyway. Your storable foods can stay good way past what the expiration date says A lot of times when you're looking at cans, instead of just throwing it away open it and see if its still good because I read this US Army report. This thing was just massive the very first part of it was them going through 40 thousand medicines that the US army uses and then

1:00:14 quantifying the actual expiration date that was printed on the package and then the next was like how long was it really good past that date stamped on the package. And almost everything, unless it was a live something that was in a refrigerator and alive virus or alive bacteria or alive whatever would be in there culture almost everything was three years are passed so just even think of that like three years for medicines pass the expiration date But then they did the whole thing of like a hundred and something thousand different types of food stuffs that they had all the way from flaked parsley to whole peppers, to ground pepper. They really did a good job but it encompassed every single thing that possibly ever went into a food product in the army ever and then they did the same thing. They went okay if you hadn't opened it yet it would still stay good for two years after this so generally canned foods would stay good for three to five years after the expiration date

1:01:12 So again, it's all about... testing the food first before you throw it away. And the hotter it gets and the colder it gets, especially if it freezes solid in the winter and then your linings crack your stuff's gonna go bad. The same with heat, if it gets too hot so try to keep your stuff indoor like under a bed or in a closet so that doesn't get into a baking tool shed that gets hot and cold every day or cold and frozen everyday in the winter and then super-hot 90, 100 120 degrees in the daytime You know, a little caution on that. I mean how do you store your stuff Greg? How do you take your food stuffs and keep them more at an ambient temperature? What are you doing in your own place there? Almost nothing! I am ashamed to say...I'm in the process of-the audience is probably sick of hearing it but I'm trying to move out of San Diego and probably move back where I grew up in Missouri get a couple acres and try to get ahead of this thing because right now in San Diego places are small There are no basements There's no garage

1:02:11 There's very little I feel like i can actually do here so it kind of sucks but, I'm trying to make a move. I've put a few offers on places that have you know...I've gotten outbid twice now so we'll see but I just think that there's a much better chance for me if I move than to try to make this work So yeah ashamed to say I should be way further ahead of this thing, but I'm not. That's just the honest reality. Yeah and I heard somebody say too maybe if you know where you're gonna move if you had some friends there give them the money to buy for you and they store it at their place until your ready and hey I'll move in and pick all the food up when I get there incase of any emergency is still there and if I can get back then I could still have some of that food and if its an emergency y'all can use it too until I get back or use someone else's place as a storage place

1:03:05 Get not bid on land. That's a huge thing right now everybody wants farmland so the bidding process is heavy and fast Mm-hmm interest rates are rising to I have a buddy who just got out house and Through the process, you know they bumped his interest rate up I think just 1% it could have been a half of percent but it changed his monthly payment by $200 and a lot of people are not in a position where that is sustainable it just did it they can't handle an extra two hundred every single month for the same thing they thought they were getting

1:03:41 It's tough out there so a lot of the people selling houses they don't want to lower the prices because they don't feel like they need to but yet, the interest rates as they go up affordability it makes it much harder. So yeah I'm in between a rock and hard place but I think I'll be okay just not quite there yet but I feel like we covered almost everything we could throw at people is there anything we missed in the interest of covering all our bases? There is, and I'm going to take you back to your cryptids in the beginning. And that's really exciting that you mentioned that because as has been recorded through history time immemorial when the sun changes its electromagnetic field your perception changes also and that would include your auditory which what you can hear and then your visual perception what you can see Your perception is going to shift into a higher energetic state

1:04:37 So perhaps you would start to see things that were not there before. And this brings us back into a lot of myth and tradition of things that were known and seen it interacted with, that are not now we're in a lower vibratory state. If our vibration increased which is happening with the sun, we're going into Aquarius, so a lot faster energies after we get through this cycle, the sun's gonna bounce right back up and its gonna behave differently and will be vibrating a little bit faster so the electromagnetic field will be differently as well Perhaps we would start to see things or hear things that were not there prior because we're more in tune with the new frequency. And the plasma displays in the skies, that's going to be a more enhanced, more electrified atmosphere which would explain the canyon walls riddled with all those what look like

1:05:23 Edgings and drawings of humans in centipedes any sort of thing that's what they witness in the sky as plasma displays electrified skies. So we're gonna get both where you can have one without the other so mythical beings and legends are the plasma or there real creatures that we interact with but were able to see them and hear them when we couldn't before because we're in a different density, literally a different frequency of vibration around our solar system. And maybe things will come in to visual perspective and maybe they'll drop out and that's why the elite I think are trying to hold us in this visual perspective and perception is because they're so darkened dense as we vibrate higher moving through this scale that they will disappear out of our perception and we will hopefully not see them for another 25 thousand years.

1:06:12 Wow, well David I have to applaud that masterful full circle return to cryptids. We were so far from cryptids! I can't believe you pulled us back there but... Need to go there. Yes, well that was I guess one little fun sliver of a really sad and depressing interview But I appreciate your dedication to this space and helping people prepare for what the elite really don't want us to know about They'll use every wedge issue they can to keep us separated and from focusing on these big picture problems. And we are lucky to have you before I cut you loose, remind the people of your adapt 2030 channel your podcast and any links do you want to leave them with? Yeah thanks for that. The other adept 20 30 channel across many of the video platforms up on rumble and bit shoot in a Mike Adams site over there in bright T on TV

1:07:09 And the tube as well and then the many ice age conversations podcast right talk thirty minutes at a time and that's anywhere podcaster hosted across the net. And i have really been working on the website because i'm devoting more time out to growing food putting up fences in work on the farm or so i'm truly trying to divide my time into what i think is worth spending time on moving forward cuz a lot of things are not gonna be worth the money put into them or the time put into them when i could do other things like go out to my forty tomato plants and pick that up. Turn those off versus putting another post on website which but the internet goes down will be work much while you paint one helluva picture man and

1:07:52 I got a lot of planning and thinking to do, but I do appreciate you spending some time with me. Hopefully people out there are taking this too hard as well keep fighting the good fight and hopefully we can break on through to the other side take care man Serenity now! I think this is... A good interview that hovers over the target when it comes to things i'm most concerned about in the headlines i'm reading But it definitely doesn't make one confident in the future If you haven't been motivated to contribute to the decentralization of the food supply chain or contribute to edible output in your neighborhood yet, maybe you never will be. I don't know what the alternative is...I guess we can all just keep storming the same five grocery stores until they're empty and then have a meltdown on the blacktop like it's kindergarten all over again

1:08:48 We spend so much time talking about how they've pushed us into these conditions, but there are a lot of good answers right in front of us. I'm disappointed that i didn't make more progress sooner but for the last nine months i've been trying to get my bearings with an infant and for the nine months before that my wife was pregnant and for nine months before that half the time i wasn't supposed to leave my house Now we have put two offers on properties back in Missouri that we didn't even get a chance to see in person and got outbid on both of them. It's all good, we will try again but sometimes you think your going ahead of something and then all the sudden look around feel very behind Kind of embarrassing when David asks me what I've been doing and there is not much to say But hey were are all on this ride together Me and you listeners out there so don't judge me unless you made the right moves on your own

1:09:42 I'm being a bit hard on myself here, but i know i'm not the only one who feels behind and there's just no way to feel better than to act really. A lot like exercise if you're feeling out of shape and suboptimal we all know that you can either let the negative talk take over or you gotta just get out there and do the hard work! And on the positive side survivability is in our DNA We all come from a long line of survivors right? That's pretty amazing when you really think about all of history and all of the difficult times. And, you can know that there is a direct line of ancestors that you came from and they made it no matter what the world threw at them they survived raised children and those children survived and did the same and here ya are so get out its very much in you

1:10:34 But lots of good info in this one. I thank David for all he does, and the second hour we got even deeper if you can believe it! We talked about getting educated on medicinal plants and herbs not just about food. We talked about why David thinks there will be troops stationed in grocery stores by Thanksgiving that's a bold claim but he has reasons to think that We talked about the lessons he's learned from studying The Great Depression, the attacks on travel both in the air and on land. The logic behind lab-grown meat and insect protein pushes we're getting. They even got Robert Downey Jr doing bits with Colbert trying to make this stupid shit cool for masses

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1:12:13 we could go to baseball games together we can definitely got a crypto zoology museums together we could go on hikes we can go the farmers market there's a lot of things that thc listeners could do, and all it takes is for someone to put a bright idea on that calendar and for me to read it off on the air and some people will show up. And those two are really all we got. It's a little disappointing, but hey if you have interest in building and network locally just make an event it's free and it's easy and I think we can do better these should be happening everywhere and not just in the US international events are totally welcome too But that's the show keep following David on his mini Ice Age conversations podcast or the Adapt 2030 channel that you can find across the full range of video platforms

1:13:05 Keep this stuff top of mind because we do need to be prepared. It seems like the first dominoes have been knocked over and we're all just wondering, well when are the dominoes going to get to us? You can do more than just wait and wonder when it comes to both potential earth changes AND the intentional trouble that's being caused from the Top Down But either way, take care of you and yours. Thanks for listening once again I'm getting out of here i've done my part Your move supply chain sabotagers livestock mass murderers and foot soldiers of the great reset your fucking move Well they tie that yellow ribbon round the oak tree They've worn all their prayer in there long Thought they were rooting for the home team

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