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Speaker 1: Patriot Power Hour. We are live August thirteen, twenty twenty six,
Speaker 1: Episode three hundred and fifty seven. It's actually a pretty
Speaker 1: unique episode tonight because first off, you just have me
Speaker 1: Ben the Breaker Banksters, my co host not here, but
Speaker 1: he will be back next week shout out to Future Dan.
Speaker 1: And also it's Prepper Camp time, so most of the
Speaker 1: hosts are traveling or are already at Prepper Camp. I
Speaker 1: had a really big family get together for a milestone
Speaker 1: birthday out of town, about seven hundred miles out of town.
Speaker 1: I just got back from them, so I wasn't able
Speaker 1: to go to Prepper Camp back to back with that trip.
Speaker 1: But I'm really trying to go next year twenty twenty
Speaker 1: seven because I've just heard so many great things from
Speaker 1: NBC guy Trepid Commander, Jay Ferg Sarah Chen. First off,
Speaker 1: I want to meet all these people in real life.
Speaker 1: I've met a couple, but not all, and I've just
Speaker 1: heard how great and how fun it is, so I'm
Speaker 1: almost I probably should just like book the Dog Center
Speaker 1: now for August twenty twenty seven. Shout out to everybody
Speaker 1: that's on their way or at prepper camp. But uh,
Speaker 1: I guess I will. I have no one supervising me tonight.
Speaker 1: Luckily I'm not one for chaos, but uh it's like, hmm,
Speaker 1: no cost tonight and Trepid Commander and everybody else is
Speaker 1: on the road holding down the fort. So much power,
Speaker 1: but I must use it responsibly. Well, we got a
Speaker 1: heck of a news blitz, so most of tonight will
Speaker 1: be dedicated to the news blitz. If you're watching live
Speaker 1: on Rumble or stream yards, that's what we broadcast from
Speaker 1: I suppose, but Spreaker you'll get the podcasts after the fact.
Speaker 1: But we do have video and we're sharing the screen
Speaker 1: right now. You'll see a wide swath. All four columns
Speaker 1: are full from top to bottom headlines and indicators, including
Speaker 1: a few SHTF level or near sh TF level, because
Speaker 1: there's several different grades of news here on Future danger
Speaker 1: dot com. And actually a couple of these columns go
Speaker 1: two or three screens deep, like scrolling down. So just
Speaker 1: my dead racketing. We got forty plus headlines tonight, maybe fifty,
Speaker 1: and it's all on me, so I have to stay
Speaker 1: the course. I will say next week. We planned to
Speaker 1: be live on August twentieth, and that will be just
Speaker 1: almost exactly to the day fifteenth anniversary one to five
Speaker 1: fifteenth anniversary of my original blogger website to Thronethebanksters dot com,
Speaker 1: which is defunct at this point, but it was up
Speaker 1: for about a decade and I was actively posting six
Speaker 1: seven plus years. I got away from it. I should
Speaker 1: not have. I need to bring it back. But I've
Speaker 1: been hitting the podcast and other ways to interact and
Speaker 1: get the word out. But my first love writing, especially
Speaker 1: now that there's so much AI and chat cheepteen all
Speaker 1: that crap. But I actually have to write a thousand
Speaker 1: word essay by hand? Can I still do it? And yes,
Speaker 1: I want to be able to do it. I think
Speaker 1: it's art for and yeah I do use some chat
Speaker 1: GPT for some written things at work and personal, but
Speaker 1: still that's like saying, oh, I can use chat GPT
Speaker 1: to play the guitar, So I'm never gonna play the guitar.
Speaker 1: I learned the guitar. That's the wrong way to look
Speaker 1: at it, folks. Anyway, I digress. Next week i'ma have
Speaker 1: a little bit of special stuff on fifteenth year anniversary.
Speaker 1: Some hits, some misses, some lessons learned. But based on
Speaker 1: what I've been I went back in time and read
Speaker 1: all the articles I posted and wrote, etc. Some really
Speaker 1: poignant stuff that's just evergreen or even more than ever green,
Speaker 1: like hits harder now than ever here fifteen years later.
Speaker 1: So but I won't get too much into that, mainly
Speaker 1: because we have so much news. Like if we had
Speaker 1: like three headlines tonight, I would talk a lot or
Speaker 1: about the upcoming fifteen year anniversary of really my fight
Speaker 1: against the banksters and what brought me to Patriot Power
Speaker 1: Hour and then eventually brought me to Prepper Broadcasting Network.
Speaker 1: But we'll save most of that for tomorrow May or
Speaker 1: next week. That is, it'll be good to talk with
Speaker 1: future Dan about that as well, instead of me just
Speaker 1: monologuing about it, droning on so instead of continuing to
Speaker 1: drawn on why don't I just go through the news blitz.
Speaker 1: Let's get started for this thirteenth of August, August thirteen,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty six. Let me literally get a drink of water,
Speaker 1: because I'm gonna have to do his whole dashboard all
Speaker 1: in one go. But I can do it. I could
Speaker 1: do it. Folks, Here we go, give me a few seconds.
Speaker 1: All right, here we go. Wow. Let's start with economics.
Speaker 1: I am the breaker of banksters, and a theme that's
Speaker 1: been going on for fifteen plus years in my mind
Speaker 1: is collapse of the US dollar. There's a lot of
Speaker 1: ways that could come about, but one of the perhaps
Speaker 1: most inevitable, would be a blowout, meaning a massive increase
Speaker 1: in interest rates. Think the stagflation of the seventies, but worse,
Speaker 1: where interest rates are up and guess what, you ain't
Speaker 1: getting inflation fixed up either, and you're not getting employment
Speaker 1: and getting stagflation and interest rates are high. Now. Eventually,
Speaker 1: in the a little bit later in the eighties in
Speaker 1: the Reagan administration, with vulgar et cetera, they raised rates
Speaker 1: a lot, but that finally took out inflation. They can't
Speaker 1: do that this time, though. So anyway, we'll start with
Speaker 1: the news blitz with SHTF level treasury rates SIR thirty
Speaker 1: year treasury trades at five point two eight percent, the
Speaker 1: highest since the summer of two thousand and seven, which
Speaker 1: was before the Lehman Brothers bear Stearns collapse. So we're
Speaker 1: seeing interest rates, which is mortgages, that's commercial debt, that's
Speaker 1: government debt, and we know we're spending a lot of
Speaker 1: debt and servicing a lot of debt. It's going out
Speaker 1: of control, and they can't lower interest rates right now.
Speaker 1: So that's the headline of the night. Honestly, we'll see
Speaker 1: what it looks like next week with future Dan's back.
Speaker 1: If it's higher than five point two eight percent, even
Speaker 1: higher than it is, it could be a problem, even
Speaker 1: if this reduces a little bit. So all right, I
Speaker 1: won't pontific and talk deeply about any future articles until
Speaker 1: I finished dashboards. You can get the big picture, but
Speaker 1: I just had to dive a little deeper into that one.
Speaker 1: All right, Here we go. Gasoline national average gas price
Speaker 1: before four dollars after a nasty, nasty summer and year,
Speaker 1: first time ever. That was as of early this week,
Speaker 1: So above four dollars a gallon, it has abated a
Speaker 1: bit in the last twenty four to forty eight hours,
Speaker 1: still though, gas up pretty big. Federal government budget deficit
Speaker 1: surges in July twenty twenty six, highest level since March
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one, which was the peak of COVID bailouts,
Speaker 1: right like twelve months after the lockdown started. Well, we
Speaker 1: have the worst budget deficit since then. Officially last month July.
Speaker 1: Wages lag behind inflation four straight months, four straight decades.
Speaker 1: My opinion, US economy he unexpectedly loses twenty three thousand jobs,
Speaker 1: loses twenty three thousand jobs. In July. Gold hits seven
Speaker 1: week high, well above four thousand. Now after dropping from
Speaker 1: above five thousand to about four thousand, gold back up
Speaker 1: to forty three forty four hundred and seven week high.
Speaker 1: And again, this is supposed to be the dog days
Speaker 1: of summer mid August, No a lot of action under
Speaker 1: the indicator. Economic news dreadfully disappoints, credit card debt rising again,
Speaker 1: and the ingredients are coming together for a US financial crisis.
Speaker 1: And they're saying if markets whose faith in Washington's economic management,
Speaker 1: Trump could trigger a disaster, Well, it's been a house
Speaker 1: of cards for a while, so it's kind of true,
Speaker 1: any loss of confidence could bring it all down at
Speaker 1: this rate, so that all a sudden, markets are still
Speaker 1: pretty much all time high. There's no collapse going on
Speaker 1: right now, but interest rates blowing out. We'll watch that
Speaker 1: very closely. Week by a week. Let's move to national
Speaker 1: security and domestic security. Let's just get rolling straight away.
Speaker 1: US rejects Chinese nature reserve claim of the South China Sea,
Speaker 1: China saying, hey, this is a nature reserve, this very strategic,
Speaker 1: super important part of the globe. It's a nature reserve.
Speaker 1: You can't put your military there. US rejects that. US
Speaker 1: demands twenty four hour notice for Chinese ballistic missile launches.
Speaker 1: So these are low level indicators. But when we trend analysis,
Speaker 1: perform trend analysis on this on future danger dot com,
Speaker 1: it can tell a story. It can weave a story
Speaker 1: and give a good baseline as well for any future events.
Speaker 1: We can compare it to some of this twenty two
Speaker 1: American cities impacted by cyber attacks on their water systems.
Speaker 1: Iran suspected USS George Washington carrier group moving towards the
Speaker 1: Middle East. Air Force intercepts multiple aircraft violating temporary flight
Speaker 1: restrictions over the president in New Jersey. North Korea test
Speaker 1: fires ballistic missile into the east see South Korea, and
Speaker 1: the US conducts military drills amid evolving North Korea threats.
Speaker 1: Taiwanese military drills a government response to Chinese decapitation strike.
Speaker 1: Taiwan simulates slow mobile internet in its annual war games. Essentially, Hey,
Speaker 1: anything and everything you planned on mobile internet, it's either
Speaker 1: gonna be super slow or just totally off. You better
Speaker 1: practice your warfare techniques with minimal mobile internet. The Army
Speaker 1: Fifth Corps commander removed. We'll check deeper to that, but yeah,
Speaker 1: a top US general in Europe abruptly removed. National Guard
Speaker 1: deployment to DC extended to twenty twenty nine. Hundreds of
Speaker 1: Washington Guardsmen activated in wildfire response. Guardsmen getting some use
Speaker 1: out of them right now. Former exec of government backed
Speaker 1: nonprofit arrested for funneling donor money to the KKK and
Speaker 1: neo Nazi informants. This is under the indicator, and it's
Speaker 1: very appropriate. Government fosters terrorists to prosecute. Yes, Future danger
Speaker 1: dot com has hundreds and hundreds of indicators, and there's
Speaker 1: so many great matches, and this is a good one
Speaker 1: right here that I've rarely ever seen, but here it is.
Speaker 1: It pops up. We'll dive deeper into the indicator later.
Speaker 1: The government foster's terrorists in order to prosecute them, essentially
Speaker 1: right like a patsy or escapegoat. Lots of different analogies.
Speaker 1: Those don't fit this perfectly, but what does fit them
Speaker 1: is that government foster's the terrorists to prosecute. Nineteen officers
Speaker 1: resign in Wisconsin before retire. This is Beloit b E
Speaker 1: l o it T Beloit, Wisconsin. So it's not like
Speaker 1: it's New York City missing twenty or thirty officers. That's
Speaker 1: like one percent of one percent of one precinct or something,
Speaker 1: but no, relatively small town city in Wisconsin, Wiscancer. So
Speaker 1: domestically but especially internationally, we're seeing a lot of high
Speaker 1: level indicators and just breadth and depth, severity and frequency.
Speaker 1: We're seeing both across the board, but specifically here in
Speaker 1: the security column. Let's move on though, liberty indicators. Liberty column.
Speaker 1: Judge halts President from limiting male voting. Twenty one courts
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty six deny President access to state voter rolls.
Speaker 1: Wisconsin Democrat gubernatorial primary election draws scrutiny. Milwaukee County officials
Speaker 1: announced five flash drives had botched voting data. Yeah, botched,
Speaker 1: all right, human error? Maybe it was maybe, but that's
Speaker 1: what the Milwaukee election commissioner says, that it was human error.
Speaker 1: Elections should be error proof. In my opinion, mysterious Wisconsin
Speaker 1: upset defies all the polls bringing it all together. That's
Speaker 1: under elections are stolen. A trending news article getting some
Speaker 1: of the most of the clicks on future danger dot com.
Speaker 1: US Navy fires on Panama flagged ship that was breaking
Speaker 1: the Iranian blockade. When you see the trending indicator, it
Speaker 1: means a lot of traffic, A lot of the visitors
Speaker 1: of Future Danger are clicking on that, like ten x
Speaker 1: more than normal. Texas municipal judge fired after dismissing protest charge.
Speaker 1: We'll read more detail into that. It's a lot deeper
Speaker 1: than just that. Headline says FBI had fourteen informants on
Speaker 1: POTUS forty six corruption but ran secret op to dismiss
Speaker 1: evidence as disinformation. Misinformation really disinformation, though, is what this
Speaker 1: is about. Of course, they ran both disinformation and misinformation.
Speaker 1: But FBI had fourteen informants trying to inform on POTUS
Speaker 1: forty six, but in parallel ran a secret opt to
Speaker 1: dismiss the evidence as disinformation. It's really interesting, right, That's
Speaker 1: what I want to talk to future Dan about. Let's
Speaker 1: try to remember that for next week. I'm maybe even
Speaker 1: write it down because this is one that is right
Speaker 1: up future Dane's wheelhouse. Maybe we'll even get more information
Speaker 1: by next week. Don't like car license plate readers invading
Speaker 1: your privacy, Well, it's about to get a lot worse.
Speaker 1: You can obviously learn more about flock cameras and similar systems,
Speaker 1: but yeah, it's gonna get a lot worse. The Internet
Speaker 1: of Things and five G are no longer in the
Speaker 1: planning stage. They're fully installed and being really used. And
Speaker 1: the next generation's coming up of things way beyond flock
Speaker 1: and well, I'll put my ten full hat on. Got
Speaker 1: a feeling they got some drones up there and maybe
Speaker 1: some satellites that could pretty much track every single vehicle
Speaker 1: in the United States. I want to put it past that.
Speaker 1: So flock cameras are just some basic, basic infrastructure of
Speaker 1: the surveillance state, but it's important. It's the most obvious
Speaker 1: that most average people can see. So people will get
Speaker 1: pissed off about that. Awesome, they just need to keep digging,
Speaker 1: don't just stop at flock cameras. So this article goes
Speaker 1: into some of those other on the horizon or already
Speaker 1: hear that maybe the net. You know, you'll hear about
Speaker 1: this in a week or a month or six months. Right,
Speaker 1: just like everyone's talking about flocked cameras, there's other stuff
Speaker 1: out there. Pennsylvania passes a law to invalidate mineral title
Speaker 1: and transfer valuable rights to the states or private gas
Speaker 1: interests without compeysation. So this is essentially I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: call it imminent domain, but no compensation for the rights
Speaker 1: of mineral title and transfer rights and for these gas
Speaker 1: interests because Pennsylvania sees a lot of gas and coal
Speaker 1: and stuff. Right, So this is under you know, actually
Speaker 1: on this dashboard. And that was actually the last no, no, no,
Speaker 1: we got one more calm to gate on, so I
Speaker 1: better get to it. I almost forgot, but man, we
Speaker 1: got a lot of news today. This is all about
Speaker 1: private property taken for public use without just compensation. I
Speaker 1: don't know if I've ever seen that indicator. So there's
Speaker 1: at least three indicators tonight that are almost never used
Speaker 1: that popped up, which is a real anomaly, especially in
Speaker 1: mid August. A lot going on. Look, we haven't had
Speaker 1: one of these in nine years. There was one back
Speaker 1: in twenty seventeen. Doesn't mean there always isn't news about this,
Speaker 1: but this was such a big art peak the interest
Speaker 1: here in future danger. What I mean is there's other
Speaker 1: examples certainly out there of private property being taken by
Speaker 1: the state without just compensation in the last ten years,
Speaker 1: for sure, but not necessarily dangerous or rating on the dashboard.
Speaker 1: But that did see if more of that comes up,
Speaker 1: especially with Democratic Socialists and the offering and maybe taking
Speaker 1: more private for the public use, if you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. All Right, I'm doing kind of crappy on
Speaker 1: this dashboard, but it's mid August, yes, and guess what,
Speaker 1: I'm the only one running the house tonight. All right,
Speaker 1: let's just run through this headlines. There's still like fifteen
Speaker 1: more to go. Dozens of halopano products in twenty six states. Salmonella.
Speaker 1: We have flesh eating bacteria in the beaches of Louisiana
Speaker 1: on the Gulf Coast brains swelling west now virus surgeon
Speaker 1: in the US, highest number in twenty two years. Remember
Speaker 1: west now virus that was about it must have been
Speaker 1: in two thousand and four or thereabouts, because it's the
Speaker 1: most it's been in twenty two years, So probably that
Speaker 1: was when everyone first heard of west now virus. That
Speaker 1: was probably about that time. And it's back. Wildfires. Wildfires, man,
Speaker 1: they're gnarly across western US but also Canada, and just
Speaker 1: nasty smoke and if you live close to it, very
Speaker 1: dangerous and you know, scary, and you better have a
Speaker 1: good prepper backup plan and hopefully if you listen to
Speaker 1: Prepper Broadcast network you certainly do if you live in
Speaker 1: a wildfire prone area. Big Surtin National Forest Fire scorching
Speaker 1: more than twenty four hundred acres North Reno. There are
Speaker 1: a couple fires, the Bug Fire and the fred Mountain Fire,
Speaker 1: causing a lot of damage and a lot of evacuations
Speaker 1: in North a Reno, Nevada. Organoids have heard this term before,
Speaker 1: but not that often, and it sounds like something out
Speaker 1: of a sci fi But organoids meaning human in brain
Speaker 1: tissue and neurons are being grown in labs to design
Speaker 1: future AI systems. Everyone talks about silicon, but it's thought
Speaker 1: that organic computing could actually be superior carbon based organic
Speaker 1: computers and AI systems, not literally with people plugged into
Speaker 1: the matrix into your brain, but essentially the tissue of
Speaker 1: your brain being engineered into a Petri dish that develops
Speaker 1: into a computer chip. Isn't that crazy? Man? We're not
Speaker 1: in Kansas anymore. So an entire article here. If you
Speaker 1: want to go down a rabbit hole, that's article you
Speaker 1: might want to click on tonight on Future danger dot com.
Speaker 1: But I need to go. I might do the count
Speaker 1: how many articles we got tonight, because it's this is
Speaker 1: a top ten percenter. You know, this is episode three
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty seven, so I would say, yeah, this
Speaker 1: is the top thirty, top forty, maybe even more news
Speaker 1: blitz of all time, the biggest way around COVID. Of course.
Speaker 1: All right, let's finish strong. A major seven point four
Speaker 1: earthquake hits Columbia, one hundred and sixty plus dead horrible.
Speaker 1: A five point two magnitude earthquake hits off Hawaii's Big Island,
Speaker 1: Big news, big time victory. We thought Fauci getting politically
Speaker 1: strung up in front of the Senate was was a
Speaker 1: little bit of I guess, I don't know. I don't
Speaker 1: even know what it was a relief that hey, at
Speaker 1: least some people are seeing what we saw along a go. Well,
Speaker 1: there's other nice effects. Presidential Executive Order spaces out fed
Speaker 1: recommended childhood VACS schedule. So learned the lessons of the
Speaker 1: mad scientists of COVID and apply that to future protection
Speaker 1: of the children by way of better spacing out and
Speaker 1: better considering and testing, hopefully of childhood vaccines and really
Speaker 1: all vaccines. This came out this week. Fauci warned of
Speaker 1: miscarriage risk linked to the COVID vacs, but publicly claimed
Speaker 1: no red flags. YEP, More and more coming out. Extreme
Speaker 1: heat warnings issued across the western US. Lake Mead reaches
Speaker 1: lowest water level on record, Rivers in France are drying up.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of drought out there, a lot of fire.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying it's the apocalypse, though all different types
Speaker 1: of parties might want you to think that one way
Speaker 1: or the other. Though AI used to create viruses not
Speaker 1: found in nature, and some people out there in Greenland, Iceland, Russia, Spain,
Speaker 1: and Portugal saw a total solar eclipse. I've seen two
Speaker 1: of these in my life. Super cool. There's only one
Speaker 1: on Earth this year, I believe, and Greenland, Iceland, Russia, Spain, Portugal.
Speaker 1: That's where it cut across that area. That's the news
Speaker 1: Blitz August thirteen, twenty twenty six was not my smoothest reading,
Speaker 1: and I did stall out and talk about some of
Speaker 1: these articles a little too long. But I can't help
Speaker 1: it because some of these are so big. Let's just
Speaker 1: hit on a few that I wanted to talk on
Speaker 1: a big time but had Bauci and the presidential executive
Speaker 1: orders for the Childhood Vac's big big news man. You
Speaker 1: can go back into the archives just a month or
Speaker 1: so ago in Trepid Commander put up. I believe it
Speaker 1: this episode. I don't have the exact number. Actually eighty something,
Speaker 1: so today's episode three hundred and fifty seven, but number
Speaker 1: eighty whatever. From about March or April twenty twenty, we
Speaker 1: were questioned the heck out of COVID, and we were
Speaker 1: reporting on it here on Prepper broadcasts and network ed.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you what, for the next six plus
Speaker 1: years after that, we were reporting diligently on COVID's origin,
Speaker 1: as well as the vaccine, as well as the ill
Speaker 1: fated shutdowns, et cetera. So again I'm not getting satisfaction
Speaker 1: from it. I'm not getting I told you so, maybe
Speaker 1: a tidy amount of that, but it's actually horrible because,
Speaker 1: like I told you so, it causes miscarriages. I told
Speaker 1: you so, it causes turbo cancers. I told you so,
Speaker 1: it didn't even really work in the first place. That
Speaker 1: doesn't make me feel good because I don't want to
Speaker 1: like tell people that. Now with that said, well, hopefully
Speaker 1: others will listen about other maybe the financial system, because
Speaker 1: that's what I've been harping on that even longer, more diligently,
Speaker 1: and it's a bigger threat because of a total collapse
Speaker 1: the economic system worldwide could lead to billions dead with
Speaker 1: a b COVID didn't lead to a billion dead, even
Speaker 1: with the vaccine and all the stuff. Was not a
Speaker 1: billions dead, but a total economic collapse equal to or
Speaker 1: worse than Great Depression with a subsequent world war that
Speaker 1: would absolutely follow, and just civil wars and genocides and
Speaker 1: just total collapse. Yeah, yeah, one billion minimum dead, you know,
Speaker 1: in a decade, which is horrible, So I don't want
Speaker 1: to have to say I told you so about that.
Speaker 1: Maybe we can still prevent that. Anyway, that was when
Speaker 1: I got that off my chest. There was a few
Speaker 1: other articles really were getting me worked up. It's hard
Speaker 1: to push past them. I started off with a thirty
Speaker 1: year treasury bond at five point two eight percent. But
Speaker 1: let's go back to that super fast. You know how
Speaker 1: much freaking debt we have right now. I've pulled up
Speaker 1: the debt clock a million times on this show. We
Speaker 1: could bear get by with like two percent three percent
Speaker 1: interest rates. We were still paying the equivalent of our
Speaker 1: annual defense budget in interest payments. Hopefully most folks out
Speaker 1: there don't have credit card debt, but maybe you do,
Speaker 1: or maybe you've had it in the past or whatever.
Speaker 1: You can go into your statement, see how much interest
Speaker 1: is payable or whatever this month compared to the principle. Right,
Speaker 1: you got the principle, which, in this case for our
Speaker 1: nation just call it forty trillion dollars is the principal,
Speaker 1: and then you have the annual interest and it's more
Speaker 1: than one trillion dollars now. But the thing is, we
Speaker 1: have an adjustable rate, and that should make a lot
Speaker 1: of people out there cringe, especially if you know much
Speaker 1: about the financial collapse two thousand and eight. The mortgages
Speaker 1: with that adjustable rate, all of a sudden, people got
Speaker 1: underwater fast and either were foreclothes on because they couldn't pay,
Speaker 1: or they just walked away, and that just caused a
Speaker 1: much worse cascade. So we're pretty much in that same situation.
Speaker 1: But fifteen twenty years later, didn't learn a lesson, and
Speaker 1: we have only had like ten or twelve trillion dollars.
Speaker 1: I ran the number and it was way less than
Speaker 1: I even remember. But let's just call it like ten
Speaker 1: trillion dollars in debt in two thousand and eight. Now
Speaker 1: we got forty trillion. That's four x four x the debt.
Speaker 1: So my point is, these interest rates going up, no
Speaker 1: one could afford it. We have all this news about
Speaker 1: credit card balances going up, but also delinquencies going up
Speaker 1: and just total you know, collapse of the consumer. And
Speaker 1: then we have a US economy losing twenty three thousand
Speaker 1: jobs in July. We've talked about it on the show
Speaker 1: a lot. We're gonna need an artificial intelligence focused plus
Speaker 1: also physical goods. Those are the two things that can
Speaker 1: maybe save the economy, just massive efficiencies from AI and
Speaker 1: new industries and hopefully job growth, but also mining and
Speaker 1: manufacturing and actual physical three dimensional goods, and investment in infrastructure,
Speaker 1: all different types of infrastructure country wide. I want to
Speaker 1: be investing here in America. I don't want to be
Speaker 1: wasting money overseas number one. Number two, I definitely don't
Speaker 1: want to be wasting money paying interest to the banksters
Speaker 1: on debt from years ago. So there's my freaking debt ramp.
Speaker 1: This is really bad new seeing the treasury rates surge
Speaker 1: this much. Good luck, good luck housing market. I don't
Speaker 1: know how the housing market is still up with mortgage
Speaker 1: raids blowing out so much. The affordability of a home
Speaker 1: is crazy. But we'll see what happens. All right, I
Speaker 1: let's take a look here. I've been on air about
Speaker 1: thirty five minutes. I've been somewhat effective. I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: another about ten or fifteen. I may not go the
Speaker 1: full hour tonight. We'll see. Because it is just me.
Speaker 1: You can only listen to me drone on for so long.
Speaker 1: But I have some important articles that I did kind
Speaker 1: of pick out. First off, I thought this is a
Speaker 1: pretty cool website. Future Day put it there. You can
Speaker 1: track where all the carrier strike groups and amphibious ready
Speaker 1: groups are using publicly available open source information. I want
Speaker 1: to go a step further. If any of you folks
Speaker 1: out there do use AI, even some of the basic versions,
Speaker 1: you can create a chat and ask it to gather
Speaker 1: the publicly available information of troop movements, aircraft movements, aircraft
Speaker 1: carrier movements. You know a lot of the stuff comes
Speaker 1: from press releases and stuff, or just it's cited or known.
Speaker 1: It's not like any secret stuff you're going to be getting.
Speaker 1: You're not going to get a knock on the door
Speaker 1: of about it. So this website is pretty cool. It
Speaker 1: does a lot of this for you and gives a
Speaker 1: lot more context. But at this point, people like you
Speaker 1: could your AI would search this site, aggregate it all,
Speaker 1: and search fifteen other websites at the same time. That's
Speaker 1: what AI is really good for, aggregating sources, comparing them,
Speaker 1: trying to suss out what's legit what's not, and you
Speaker 1: can build your own little intel reports. Where are the
Speaker 1: aircraft carriers? Where are the troop deployments? If you're not aware,
Speaker 1: a lot of assets have been moved to the Middle East.
Speaker 1: But today seemingly Trump wants to back off from military escalation,
Speaker 1: you know, not like he's going to have a truce
Speaker 1: per se, but perhaps we've hit the high water mark
Speaker 1: of conflict in Iran. Seemingly I'm not going to lock
Speaker 1: that in yet, but yeah, we're five plus months into that,
Speaker 1: all right. Staying in the same vein, a top us
Speaker 1: general in Europe abruptly removed from command. One of the
Speaker 1: Pentagon's top generals overseeing military operations in Europe removed from command.
Speaker 1: The Army confirmed Friday last week. He would have he
Speaker 1: would have I guess retired. Yeah, he would have retired
Speaker 1: two months from now, but they forced him out two
Speaker 1: months before retirement, so it wasn't just like a planned
Speaker 1: thing by any means. Pretty odd normally, so, I mean,
Speaker 1: they already had that handoff in October scheduled. Apparently. This
Speaker 1: is based in Poland, which is right on the border
Speaker 1: of Ukraine, very close to Russia, Belarus and that entire region.
Speaker 1: I mean, the only one close would be Romania. I
Speaker 1: guess that's because that's really right up in Ukraine. But
Speaker 1: Poland practically is as much as well, So yeah, he's
Speaker 1: the US Force. I mean he was heading up the
Speaker 1: US Army Forces Coordinated Operations for KIE. Managing the military
Speaker 1: footprint along NATO front line is real key in there,
Speaker 1: something to watch, something to keep in mind, but not
Speaker 1: out of the ordinary from what we've seen in the
Speaker 1: last few months or few years, but especially a few
Speaker 1: months too now. Going to the police force domestically, I
Speaker 1: touched on this, but in Wisconsin they have nineteen vacancies
Speaker 1: out of seventy four positions. So that's quite a lot.
Speaker 1: Back in the envelope, twenty out of seventy or nineteen
Speaker 1: out of seventy four. You know, we're looking at one
Speaker 1: out of three practically, right, So that the heck of
Speaker 1: a lot and a lot of them resigned and retired.
Speaker 1: Why is the question. And now they can be able
Speaker 1: to fill them with anybody. Well, in some departments they
Speaker 1: will fill these with illegal immigrants. So I don't know
Speaker 1: if they'll do that in this city, but that's one
Speaker 1: way they could backfill, and plan to backfill all types
Speaker 1: of government positions in blue cities specifically, but they'll just
Speaker 1: go without as well. Now the question is will your
Speaker 1: taxes go down with less services?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Way, of course not. Let's move on a protester at
Speaker 1: a disorderly conduct charge and this is about a dirty water.
Speaker 1: Let's get some more details. I don't really catch on
Speaker 1: much about this. That's why I wanted to make sure
Speaker 1: we went back to it. Here's the headline, fired Texas
Speaker 1: judge speaks out as dirty water firestorm engulfs the town.
Speaker 1: Who comes up with that headline dirty water firestorm, water
Speaker 1: fire like doing that to us on purpose? So this
Speaker 1: is all about false alarm pretty much. This person was
Speaker 1: a Texas momb She used Facebook to collect complaints about
Speaker 1: discolored water into this town called Trinidad and Texas and
Speaker 1: was put in jail for twenty three hours on felony
Speaker 1: false alarm or false reporting. A grand jury later declined
Speaker 1: to indire her. She since filed off federal lawsuit alleging
Speaker 1: political retaliation. Pretty much, she's like, this water is totally
Speaker 1: disgusting in the local cops thrower into jail for pointing
Speaker 1: that out. Thuggish behavior is what is being alleged. Her arrest, however,
Speaker 1: did not end the controversy. Police later arrested a man
Speaker 1: who protested outside Trinidad City Hall. So this is where
Speaker 1: today's article comes from a man who was protesting, and
Speaker 1: then a judge dismissed the charge of that protester, and
Speaker 1: that protesters obviously saying fix the water. It's disgusting. Maybe
Speaker 1: he went over the top. I don't know if it
Speaker 1: says exactly what he did, if he spit on an
Speaker 1: officer or punched him, and it probably should not be dismissed.
Speaker 1: I can understand that. Long story short, the judge dismissed it,
Speaker 1: and then the judge got fired. Judge Bivens describes what
Speaker 1: happened inside her courtroom. This is through cyberguy dot com.
Speaker 1: Been a judge for sixteen years and the case involved
Speaker 1: a citizen journalist, which you know, I'm not assistant journalist,
Speaker 1: but I flirt with that orbit and I have done
Speaker 1: some protesting, haven't gotten arrested or bopped over the head.
Speaker 1: But Judge Bibbns was a little bit sympathetic to the
Speaker 1: anti dirty water protester, which is good and mostly in
Speaker 1: my opinion, like I said, and a retaliation against the city.
Speaker 1: Council voted three to one to dismiss Bivins. And guess
Speaker 1: who would get the most heat for dirty water? The
Speaker 1: city council. So I guess that makes sense. I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm just in urrying that makes sense though, right. Bivids
Speaker 1: makes allegation about the former police chief. I mean, this
Speaker 1: gets into a little small town, he says, she said,
Speaker 1: and some bad stuff. But hey, going full circle to
Speaker 1: Intrepid commander who's down and he's had some good daily
Speaker 1: auto cash and whatnot about the prepping for and the
Speaker 1: trip down to prepper camp. But uh, think local and
Speaker 1: your local town. If you got thuggish cops or a
Speaker 1: thuggish city council, that can be as dangerous as corruption
Speaker 1: on sixteen hundred Pennsylvania Avenue or in Congress, right because
Speaker 1: it's right next door to you, and it's literally people
Speaker 1: that have more power to control your life or as
Speaker 1: much power the local government and state governments. Right, what
Speaker 1: is a trip to me? As someone who grew up,
Speaker 1: I was literally a sophomore in college when Facebook came
Speaker 1: out and you had to have a college email address.
Speaker 1: So Facebook was always just like some something we're just
Speaker 1: used in college to like hang out and like plan
Speaker 1: hangouts with our friends, like communicating with them and say
Speaker 1: what we're doing this weekend or this that, and also
Speaker 1: try to flirt with girls, right, duh. But now Facebook's
Speaker 1: at the center of all types of controversies and political stuff.
Speaker 1: It's still a trip to me. I think Facebook was
Speaker 1: at the center of this entire water fight with Trinidad,
Speaker 1: and it's kind of just kind of crazy to think, Wow,
Speaker 1: what started off as just a little place to post
Speaker 1: your summer vacation pictures and pictures from the frat party
Speaker 1: you went to whatever turned all the way into this.
Speaker 1: But this is all going on with Facebook, which double
Speaker 1: edged sword. Facebook's the devil. But I've learned a lot
Speaker 1: and communicated and connected with a lot of people on
Speaker 1: Facebook and other social media to fight the banksters and
Speaker 1: all that. I mean, the Facebook is the reason I'm
Speaker 1: doing radio right now. I met someone who had seen
Speaker 1: a post I made on Facebook about my website to
Speaker 1: throw the banksters. They read it and said, Wow, you're
Speaker 1: a good writer. I like what you're talking about here.
Speaker 1: Have you ever been on radio before? And I'm like, no,
Speaker 1: no idea. And the rest is history. But I'll talk
Speaker 1: about that more next week. Because the fifteen year anniversary
Speaker 1: of me joining the fight, it's kind of crazy. It's
Speaker 1: kind of crazy how time flies so much. Has changed
Speaker 1: so much to stay the same though too. It's trip.
Speaker 1: It's a trip. I think it's about it for the night.
Speaker 1: I won't belabor it. I've been a pretty good show,
Speaker 1: definitely glad I got on tonight. Future Dan will be
Speaker 1: back next week, and we expect to be live every
Speaker 1: week for pretty much to the holidays. I mean, if
Speaker 1: you can believe it, it'll be uh August twentieth next week,
Speaker 1: and then it'll only be like three months until Thanksgiving,
Speaker 1: like three US till Thanksgiving, football season, soon back to school,
Speaker 1: prepper camp. So the news, though, is not quiet at all.
Speaker 1: Usually now, the news is pretty quiet this time of year.
Speaker 1: In fact, that's something we should take an analysis of,
Speaker 1: go back in time ten plus years, what times of
Speaker 1: the year are the most busy, And I feel like
Speaker 1: this could be the most busy August dashboard of all time,
Speaker 1: except for maybe twenty twenty during the COVID time, maybe
Speaker 1: during twenty twenty four on a lead up to election,
Speaker 1: but I don't even think so. I think that took
Speaker 1: till September October. But anyway, let me take another quick
Speaker 1: scan again, fifty plus headlines tonight. I think I reviewed
Speaker 1: at least ten or fifteen in detail. I'll probably just
Speaker 1: leave it at that unless I see anything that's super
Speaker 1: important real quick here. Nope, I don't think so well.
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Speaker 1: or Dethrown the Banks at Proton Mail, and that's about it.
Speaker 1: I'd have to say, folks, have a good night. I
Speaker 1: hope you enjoy the summer. Still hold on to that
Speaker 1: summer feeling a couple more weeks before we get into
Speaker 1: the end of your rush and fall. And again, hope
Speaker 1: everybody at Prepper Camp has safe travels, it has a
Speaker 1: great time. I hope they'll be there next year. I'll
Speaker 1: catch you guys later. Bend the Breaker, Banksters, sign it off.