Episode Notes

Ep. 17 Agenda 2030 “Build Back Better” pt. 1

In order for them to “build back better”, they have to destroy everything we know to be true

The election had to be rigged to get Biden into office to make all of this happen -  had Hillary won like they intended, they would’ve done this 4 years earlier

They had to call Jan. 6th an insurrection to get the vote passed through in a rushed manner 

• We’ve now seen the footage from J6 and what it really was 

Which leads into Biden’s America…

Recent hazardous events

• Chemical spills

As of October 2023, the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) has recorded 742 train derailments.

2/3: East Palestine, OH: 141 loaded cars, 20 contained hazardous materials, 100 foot flames, 11 of the cars that derailed had toxic chemicals

2/13: A Union Pacific freight train hit an 18-wheeler in Splendora, TX and dragged it a half mile past the railroad crossing - 21 train cars derailed and the driver of the truck died 

2/14: truck carrying nitric acid in Tucson, AZ - nitric acid spilled out of the truck when it fell over - highly corrosive material - everyone in half mile of accident was evacuated 

2/16: Norfolk Southern train derailed near Detroit, MI - 30 train cars derailed - some carrying liquid chlorine but want breached

2/16: 5-acre warehouse fire erupted at a plant nursery in Kissimmee, FL - amount of plastic plant pots burned up and melted releasing chemicals in the air 

2/20: massive explosion at metal plant in Bedford, OH - mass casualty event - 12 people injured, 1 killed

2/20: Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky shut down water intakes - butyl acrylate was believed to be in the Ohio River 

2/24: Mysterious white dust blankets in WVA, VA and MD - Parts of West Virginia and Maryland were blanketed with a mysterious fine white dust late Thursday evening and into early Friday morning. The Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia appeared to be hit the hardest, but there were also photos and videos being posted from as far as Winchester, Virginia, and Hagerstown, Maryland

2/25: 3 separate Pemex facilities in Mexico and TX see explosions 

2/25: Norfolk Southern train derails in Lexington, NC

2/28: train carrying propane derailed in Manatee county FL

3/4: Norfolk Southern train derails in Springfield, OH - downed power lines and outages in the area - nearby residence ordered to shelter-in-place

3/16 - Anacortes, Washington - 2500+ gallons of diesel spilled

3/30, 2023 - Raymond, Minnesota - Spilled Ethanol. Four cars burst into flame

4/15, 2023 - Rockwood, Maine - Train caught fire after derailing, causing a small forest fire

List goes on…

Farmers coming out about destroying their crops

• Not giving farmers access to water

Food plants burning down

• Dairy Plant Fire, Portage, Wisconsin [January 2, 2023]

• Hillandale Farms Fire, Bozrah, Connecticut [January 20, 2023]

• Pet Food Processing Facility Fire, Anchorage, Alaska [January 20, 2023]

• Dehydration and Processing Pet Food Plant Fire, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin [January 31, 2023]

• W.E. Acres Crabmeal Seafood Processing Plant, New Brunswick, Canada [February 3, 2023]

• Olymel Hog Operation Fire, Saskatchewan, Canada [February 15, 2023]

• Giffords Manufacturing Plant, Skowhegan, Maine [February 21, 2023]

• Ruiz Foods Plant, Dinuba, California [ February 23, 2023]

• Chocolate Factory Fire, West Reading, Pennsylvania [March 24, 2023]

• Pickle Factory Fire, New Jersey [March 25, 2023]

• Basic American Foods Processing Plant Fire, Moses Lake, Washington [March 29, 2023]

• South Fork Dairy Explosion, Dimmitt, Texas [April 10, 2023]

18,000 cows were killed in an explosion and fire that rocked the South Fork Dairy farm in the Texas Panhandle – making it the deadliest fire involving cows in nearly a decade.

• Red River Commodities, 2 Fires, Fargo, North Dakota [April 12, 2023]

• Tyson Foods Hog Plant, Madison, Nebraska [April 24, 2023]

Normalizing eating bugs

• Chefs are also optimistic about future consumption, with “no less than 36% of chefs expect to see a considerable rise in customer demand for insect-based proteins and foods” by 2040, according to research by GEA. (FoodIngredientsFirst.com)

• Bill Gates is in on it - surprise, surprise!

• Bill Gates has long argued we need to eat less meat. It’s one of the reasons why he has bought up so much American farmland and invested in his own lab-created meat companies. Now, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is backing All Things Bugs, a company claiming to be “the world’s leading innovator in the insect industry.” They produce Griopro cricket powder, which is used for food and beverages, including pasta, baked goods, smoothies, meat extenders, and more. (MyPatriotSupply.com)

•  “Insect protein is not as “sexy” as the alternative meat companies, admits Leah Bessa of the South African start-up Gourmet Grubb, but she feels anyone interested in food security should be looking for multiple solutions. “I don’t think we should be expecting any one food to solve things,” she says. “The problem with our agriculture system is that we don’t have enough diversity to cater for different climates and landscapes. What’s great about insects is that you can farm them anywhere, in any environment. They don’t destroy land, you can grow them on by-products of the food industry and they’re full of nutrients.” But, she cautions: “It has taken the plant-based food movement decades to get to where it is now,” she says. “If insects can do the same, it will be a big win.” (The Guardian)

• Ingredients found in Tyson foods (from ingredient label): 

• Acheta domesticus and Grillodes sigillatus = crickets

• Tenbrio molitor = mealworms

• Locusta migratura = grasshoppers

Big Pharma

• Trying to get everyone on something

• Birth control

• Doesn’t heal or actually help your menstrual cycle

• Suppresses natural hormone cycle

• Period isn’t actually the period on the pill

• Pseudo hormones to mask the symptoms

• Shuts down connection between brain and ovaries = not ovulating which means you’re not creating the right amounts of testosterone and estrogen

• One key synthetic hormone: Progestin is a synthetic hormone that is the complete opposite of Progesterone which helps with pregnancy

• Makes women attracted to girly men

• Changes the way you’re attracted to men “pheromones” 

• Antidepressants

• Adderall for little boys

• Wear a mask now people have pneumonia 

• The attack on marijuana

• Government has a patent on THC

• Creating patients for life 

• Doctors can’t keep up with the different medication sold to them but know they have a big day if they prescribe them

• Only US and New Zealand are allowed to advertise prescription drugs

The Food Industry

• Teaching us to eat bad things / lying about what’s healthy

• The myth about cholesterol and heart disease

• Promoting chips over a steak as a healthy option

• Article about eggs getting you closer to diabetes every day you eat one

• Milk makes your bones weaker

• FDA approving fake meat

• Bill Gates buying up farmlands all over the US

• Vaccinating cattle

• The fact that so many people from US go overseas and lose weight like crazy because they don’t alter their food 

• Body image models who are morbidly obese

• Canceling Joe Rogan for talking about exercise being an essential part of not getting sick by things like covid 

Biden shutting down the pipeline

• Destroys our gas resource

Electric Vehicle Mandates

• Ford Trucks unveils its %100 electric truck supporting its ambitious goal: “50% of sales to Europe will be “0” emissions by 2030” Ford Trucks unveiled its first all-new %100 electric truck, making giant strides towards a sustainable future for heavy commercial vehicles at IAA Transportation 2022 in Hannover. (Ford)

• The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed new emissions standards that would effectively require 67.5% of U.S. vehicle sales to be electric by 2032. Dealers are making significant electric vehicle (EV) investments and are essential to advancing this transportation transformation. However, despite federal incentives, new vehicle buyers are not purchasing EVs in the quantities necessary for automakers to meet EPA’s requirements. EPA’s proposed rule goes too far too fast by not acknowledging current real-world consumer demand for EVs. Members of Congress are encouraged to support efforts to create a national greenhouse gas standard that is reasonable and achievable for all states and counter EPA’s attempts to ban the sale of gas-powered cars. (National Automobile Dealers Association)

• Half of all new vehicles sold in 2030 need to be EV’s (Reuters)

• The 50% target, which is not legally binding, won the support of U.S. and foreign automakers, which said that achieving it would require billions of dollars in government funding.

Cost of Living

• Rates of inflation have not kept up with wage earnings

• People are now broke and desperate for housing

• “The average asking rent is now $1,900 , with single-family houses averaging $2,018 a month, while a typical apartment costs $1,659.” World Population Review

• “Despite the level of wage growth reaching 6.7 percent in the summer of 2022, it has not been enough to curb the impact of even higher inflation rates. The federally mandated minimum wage in the United States has not increased since 2009, meaning that individuals working minimum wage jobs have taken a real terms pay cut for the last twelve years. There are discrepancies between states - the minimum wage in California can be as high as 15.50 U.S. dollars per hour, while a business in Oklahoma may be as low as two U.S. dollars per hour. However, even the higher wage rates in states like California and Washington may be lacking - one analysis found that if minimum wage had kept up with productivity, the minimum hourly wage in the U.S. should have been 22.88 dollars per hour in 2021. Statista

• Grocery prices

• While food prices generally increased about 2% in prior years, they increased about 11% from 2021 to 2022. Inflation contributed to the increase. GAO.gov (US Government Accountability Office)

• In 2022, food prices increased by 9.9 percent (US Dept of Agriculture)

• Food-at-home prices increased by 11.4%

• Food-away-from-home prices increased by 7.7%.

• 3.7% rise from September 2022- September 2023 (Nerdwallet)

*Welcome to the insanity of Agenda 2030*