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Seth Holehouse is a TV personality, YouTuber, podcaster, and patriot who became a household name in 2020 after his video exposing election fraud was tweeted, shared, uploaded, and pinned by President Donald Trump — reaching hundreds of millions worldwide.

Titled The Plot to Steal America, the video was created with a mission to warn Americans about the communist threat to our nation—a mission that’s been at the forefront of Seth’s life for nearly two decades.

After 10 years behind the scenes at The Epoch Times, launching his own show was the logical next step. Since its debut, Seth’s show “Man in America” has garnered 1M+ viewers on a monthly basis as his commitment to bring hope to patriots and to fight communism and socialism grows daily. His guests have included Peter Navarro, Kash Patel, Senator Wendy Rogers, General Michael Flynn, and General Robert Spalding.

He is also a regular speaker at the “ReAwaken America Tour” alongside Eric Trump, Mike Lindell, Gen. Flynn.

Seth Holehouse:

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Man in America. I'm your host, Seth Holehouse. Everywhere you look in the world, you can see that things are being turned completely upside down. We're certainly experiencing it here in America. I barely recognize the country that I grew up in.

Seth Holehouse:

But if you look at scenes right now coming out of Europe, it's far far worse. There's been a lot of footage coming out, which I'll be going over today in today's show of London, Manchester, you know, Ireland, all across Europe. What we're seeing is the effects of mass immigration, of what happens when you bring these tribes from The Middle East and from Africa, and you just plant them into these communities that have existed for hundreds of years with certain formalities and cultures that have sustained, and a history that has bonded people together, and you mix all this up. It's like throwing a bunch of random ants, so different kinds of ants into a jar, shaking it all up and say, hey, I wonder what's gonna happen. Well, we're seeing what's happening.

Seth Holehouse:

And so, today's interview is with my good friend, Michael Yon, who you're probably familiar with. He's everywhere these days doing an absolutely incredible work and really important coverage. And it's gonna be a very sober discussion of where's the world at right now? Where's it headed? What are we seeing happening in Europe?

Seth Holehouse:

What's causing this? What is the solution? What are the outcomes? And it's gonna be a deep dive into this, but it's I'll give you a warning ahead of time. This isn't gonna be an easy discussion to listen to, because it's just the world that we live in.

Seth Holehouse:

Right? I mean, I'd love to get on this here and tell you that you know what folks, everything's going to be great. All the threats that we are facing as a country and as individuals, they're not real, and it's, you know, kumbaya, but that's not the world that we live in. And honestly, I'd rather be very sober and very cognizant of what's happening because it gives me time to prepare. It gives me time to mentally and physically prepare myself and my family for what could be coming.

Seth Holehouse:

Because I'd say that you probably agree with me. I think the next couple of years in this world are gonna be crazy. It's gonna be a wild ride. So this is gonna be, I think, a very important conversation with Michael Yon, and it's what needs to be had. So before we jump into the show though, a few quick notes.

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Seth Holehouse:

Also, make sure that whatever platform you're watching me on, hit that subscribe button. This video won't be going up onto YouTube, because we're talking about things that are censored by YouTube. So if you're watching on Rumble, thank you for supporting a free speech platform. Make sure you hit that green follow button to subscribe. So alright folks, let's go and dive into the interview with Michael Jan.

Seth Holehouse:

Mr. Michael Jan, it's been a little while, but it's great to have you back on the show. Thank you for being here with us today.

Speaker 2:

Thanks for inviting me back on. I've been wanting to come. I see your shows, man. I'm like, I wanna go back on with Seth.

Seth Holehouse:

Well, great. Well, there's certainly no shortage of stuff to talk about considering that, you know, you're one of the go to people for the dangers of mass immigration and war and famine and all the things that seem to be intensifying in this world. And I'm sure we're gonna be covering a broad range of things, but, you know, one of the reasons I reached out to you initially was I've been watching what's happening in Europe, and specifically, you know, The UK and London and Manchester. Actually, I'll just jump right in that this is a video. This is Manchester, right?

Seth Holehouse:

This is just one of the many scenes that we're seeing coming out of England, and it's There's obviously a massive shift. There's, you know, people are referring to as potential civil war emerging, where, you know, they've obviously pumped all these immigrants into countries like this. And now we're seeing what happens, right, after a while. So, I guess I'll let you start wherever you want to, but what are you what are you seeing happening in Europe and London and and England right now? Like, how do you make sense of this?

Speaker 2:

Oh, it's easy. I mean, they're doing what we predicted, what many of us predicted and have been mourning about. I mean, it's it's quite easy to make sense. Some fish don't mix well in the same aquarium, and and that's what we've got. We we're in a global war.

Speaker 2:

Many of the globalists, World Economic Forum sort of partners, Soros and others, want these weaponized invasions to replace us. They're very clear about it. Not conspiracy. We've reached a point actually when people call that conspiracy theory. I shut them.

Speaker 2:

I wall them off because I don't have enough time for them. We've got to focus on serious people at this point because we don't have much time left, and if they're not studying enough at this point to realize what it is, they're going to have to catch up on their own because we've got to focus on the core at this point. What we've got going on, I went to Ireland with Masako Ganaha a couple of years ago, and Ireland is actually in a condition right now where it could be genocided right now by the aliens that are already there. I mean, it's about one third aliens estimated now in Ireland of the population. But keep in mind, the population that's actually Irish, many of those will be elderly people, women and children.

Speaker 2:

So when you match up man to man, they're probably closer to parity at this point. And keep in mind, the men who are coming in, high testosterone, they're coming in, many of them as tribal units, like a lot of Afghans there. A lot of Westerners don't realize that a lot of the foreigners who come in come in as like a tribe, like literally a tribe, right? And so you think it's individual against individual because we're Westerners. That's what we think.

Speaker 2:

And because when I bring this up to Americans and Europeans, a lot of them just have no concept of the tribes not only still exist, they are probably the predominant governmental, if you want to call it that, or anthropological structure out there, right? And the oldest as well. And these people, like whether it's Pashtun or I was in Ireland, and I had a taxi driver who was from Nigeria. And I said, What tribe are you from? Igbo or what?

Speaker 2:

He said, Yeah, Igbo, actually. I said, when Nigerians come here, I already knew the answer, but I ask these questions all over the world. I said, when you come here, do you like for, you know, when you're looking for, you know, people to to live with or be with or work with, you know, circles, do you find other Nigerians or the other Africans or people from your tribe? He's like, oh, no, no, only Igbo. He only goes for his tribe, right?

Speaker 2:

Which is what they do. Like, Afghans don't go to be with Afghans. I mean, they will do that, but they will tend to go towards people in their tribe, tend to. So it's not like Afghan Pashtun are going to go hang out with Hazars. They will, but generally speaking, they're going to go with Pashtun people, and then they're going to subdivide into their tribe.

Speaker 2:

And so these structures can be quite powerful. First of all, they speak foreign languages, they have ways of operating together that they already all know because it's part of their firmware and they fight in the ways that they fight. And they they're coming here. These are smart people. You know, I spent two years in Afghanistan with Afghans.

Speaker 2:

They may not know all the things that Americans know, but in their world, they're very smart. They have clarity of mind. I like Afghans, actually. I spent two years there. At one point, I'm like, why are we fighting them?

Speaker 2:

But at the same time, I don't want a lot of them here. That's an error, right? Because they will become their tribe, The United States and Europe are becoming increasingly Balkanized, which makes us more vulnerable to China and others who wish to destroy us, which is what's happening. They're here to replace us. All these people from at least 150 countries in The United States and Europe, I spent a lot of time running around Europe, many different countries, and Canada's gone.

Speaker 2:

I mean, Canada's already gone with the wind. Ireland, what's on the table now is whether or not Ireland gets genocided. Whether or not you're sufficiently gone, it's there. You don't have the power to kick them out. You just don't.

Speaker 2:

It's over, right? They've already reached that critical mass. They crossed the Rubicon, you know? And so the event horizon is way behind you. And so at this point, now what's on the table is how many people you lose.

Speaker 2:

Are you going to leave Ireland? I talked with an Irishman today. He moved to Colombia already. He said he's been warning about this for years, and many of the Irish were like, You're a conspiracy theorist, and now he's moved to Colombia. And so today, was talking about I think he was in Medellin.

Speaker 2:

We've talked for quite a while. And I said, you know, the Irish should be paying attention to you because you were right way back then, and now you have already moved. You know what I mean? And so, you know, you have to pick what you're going to do. You're either going to leave like he did or you're to fight or you're to be genocide.

Speaker 2:

That's it. I mean, that's the major choices. There might be you can stay there and be a slave or something. But that's it. I mean, there's no other.

Speaker 2:

It's over. I mean, seriously, we got to be pragmatic about this. As a war correspondent, I and ever since I was a kid, just studying physics so much, I learned to detach your emotions from your ideas, right? You have to look at the evidence and try to figure out what you're seeing. What is true north?

Speaker 2:

What's the actual truth here? And you have to detach. I mean, I don't want to think Ireland is done. I don't want to think Canada is done. But I just went from Vancouver to Toronto to Yellowknife, Two Fifty miles from the Arctic Circle, up in Northwest Territory.

Speaker 2:

And it's just overrun with people from all over the world. I'm up in Northwest Territories and Yellowknife, Two Fifty miles from the Arctic Circle, giant northern lights bright in the night. And every one of my taxi drivers was from Africa, right? And most of the former locals there are gone. The natives that are there are heavily drunk constantly.

Speaker 2:

They're captured. I mean, they're captured by alcohol, which they have been for a long time. And so Canada, I mean, I'll skip all the details, but Canada also is gone. They've lost the initiative. They've lost the critical mass.

Speaker 2:

It's Black Hawk down. You know what I mean? And so now you got to decide what you want to do, because a lot of people just sorry, I have to drink water a lot because I'm fasting, but they have to decide what they're going to do because you've already decided in the past, I didn't want to be called racist, so I'll just let my country be invaded, right? Now children are being murdered in schools with knives. They're burning down churches.

Speaker 2:

They're raping women and children in the streets, and there's no big uprising of the locals like, If the police won't do it, we will. The police have sided with the invaders against the patriots. And country after country, right, they're captured. The police are part of the problem, obviously. And so what are you going to do?

Speaker 2:

What are you going to do? This is it. I'm tired of hearing don't mess with Texas. I'm in Texas all the time. They're messing with Texas.

Speaker 2:

Mean, Texas is being overrun, and all I hear is don't mess with Texas. Don't mess with Texas. You're being invaded. Period. Right?

Speaker 2:

I've been all over that. I've been go ahead.

Seth Holehouse:

So when you say that, when you read the word genocide, which is obviously a word that brings forth a lot of historical context and different connotations and understanding, it's a strong word. Right? I'm not disagreeing with because if you look at South Africa as an example of what happens, I mean, could say that there has been a genocide of the whites in South Africa. And if you look at what's happening across Europe, and you mentioned Ireland specifically, but whether it's Ireland or England or, you know, some of the, you know, various other countries across Europe, I mean, you think that there is that we're seeing the beginnings of what you might call like a white genocide across Europe? Where they're intensifying this that mean, will we see Do you think that there's potential death of that scale on the table?

Seth Holehouse:

I mean, you know Here's I'll take I'll take a quick step back before I let you answer that question is that what I like about you is, as you mentioned, you don't look at this and get emotional. That you've you're a student of history. You've lived through it. You've you've studied exactly how these things work. You look for patterns.

Seth Holehouse:

You look for, big, you know, movements of peoples, and you know, what you call human osmotic pressure, believe is your term you use. And so you know that, you know, if you do A, B, and C, then you get D, E, F next, right? And it's just, it's physics, It's just what happens. So when you mention genocide, and we're looking at what's happening in Europe specifically, what the you know, if we say, okay, we've accomplished a, b, and c, which is where we are now, what are the next steps, and what does that look like to you?

Speaker 2:

Straight up genocide. And there's no way Europe gets out of this without millions dying. There's no chance. I don't see any doors. The house is on fire.

Speaker 2:

And the only way you're going to get out of the fire is to run right into the fire towards the doorway. There is no exit at this point that doesn't include heavy casualties. The question is, are you going to fight now or are you just going to surrender? Right now, what we're seeing is surrender, and that includes in Texas. That includes across The United States.

Seth Holehouse:

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Seth Holehouse:

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Speaker 2:

I'm seeing it. I'm hearing a lot. Well, when it comes down to it, we're gonna stand up. It's down to it. It's down to it right now.

Speaker 2:

It's already too late to get out of it in The United States without millions of people dying. It's too late. You will not get out of this without heavy casualties. They've already brought in unknown millions into The United States. I've personally seen a huge amount.

Speaker 2:

I've been across the entire US border from SpaceX at Boca Chica down at the Mexico Texas border all the way to San Diego. A lot of that on the Mexican side. I've been every country in Central America. I've watched it happen in Morocco. I've been all across Europe watching it.

Speaker 2:

In The Bahamas, which is another border for The United States, people don't realize. Was just over there months ago with Ann Van Der Steele and Masako Ganache. Masako and I then went up to Canada. Same thing everywhere. It's happening here in Japan.

Speaker 2:

People often say, well, Japan would never do that. I can assure you with 100%. It's happening here. There's already a whole town that's mostly Kurdish. It's called Kawaguchi.

Speaker 2:

Japanese call it Kawaguchi stand now. And IOM, the Immigration International Organization for Migration is the United Nations IOM. They are here now, and they're increasing the flow into Japan. Right? And now people say, well, they need to because they have a low birth rate.

Speaker 2:

The reason the Japanese have a low birth rate is because they've been subject to information war. Right. Just like we have, just like many others. I mean, you could just turn that information war around and tweak it a lot. And the next thing you know, they'd be having babies everywhere.

Speaker 2:

I mean, you know, that wouldn't be a problem. But there's a there's a concerted intergenerational war going on. And part of that is just like. Why would women get married? You know what I mean?

Speaker 2:

They can just be alone or go marry a woman or marry a tree or, you know, that sort of thing, you know? You know, and they and they're pulling us away from just basically like biblical teaching, not even just biblical. There's other religions too. They're like, You should have a good family. Your family is so important, right?

Speaker 2:

They've divided our families up to make us fight each other. Once you recognize what they're doing, it's easier to resist it for some of us, and others just keep falling for it. It's like a mousetrap. You put the right cheese in a mousetrap, and you'll keep catching mice with it. Although there are some mice that learn from other mice's mistakes.

Speaker 2:

But, you know, by and large, it just keeps working. These information, you know, I remember when I was a kid fishing with my uncle and my grandfather. I know. Was seven, eight, nine, 10, probably eight, nine or 10. I just remember asking, how come we keep catching fish the same way?

Speaker 2:

I mean, I just caught his brother and I put it. I put another worm on, throw it over the boat and catch his sister. You know what I mean? I just remember it dawned on me back then. At some point, I'm like, that's kind of the way we are.

Speaker 2:

I was like, you don't have to be older to get that. A little kid can understand that very quickly, right? I mean, it must have dawned on a lot of kids like, why does this keep working? You know, and because it keeps working, because you allow it to keep working. And so what you know, the famines conditions are being set for famine.

Speaker 2:

Right. And I've been warning about this for years now. And and it's it's it's a long time coming because it takes the globalist a long time to set these conditions. And I think that we've proven more resilient than they thought we would be. We've proven more resilient than I thought we would be.

Speaker 2:

I thought we would have already entered the famines. So timing is when I make errors in predictions, it'll be in timing. That's why I'm very reticent to predict timing because it's timing is like it's almost like voodoo, you know, but but the general trends like, hey, I see a glacier. It's getting pretty big. And, you know, I see the snowfall on the side of the mountain and it's been packing up.

Speaker 2:

It's pretty thick and the sun's coming out. I bet there's going be an avalanche. But if I try to pick the actual minute or hour, I might get it wrong pretty far. But but that's what's happening now. You can see the avalanche is there.

Speaker 2:

It's coming. And like, you know, this war that's increasing in The Middle East now, that can definitely contribute to it. I think the Strait Of Hormuz will be closed, which is, you know, another contributing factor, like destroying Nord Stream, cutting off growing a gas field in Netherlands, all these farms and all these food facilities burning down, culling chickens, many, many, many different things. Screwworms coming in through Panama. There's many different hits on our food supply and our other nutrition supply.

Speaker 2:

And this as as these famines inevitably come at this point, they're going to create a huge amount of hop human osmotic pressure that push and pull of migration, and then it'll be uncontrolled. It's already uncontrolled, but it's I mean, a lot of the invasions now could be cut off if I mean, actually, they could all be cut off except for drip drops. It'll get through. But you could cut the main part of it off. Governments just stood up if they just put the governments across Europe, not Poland, increasingly Poland, too.

Speaker 2:

Hungary is not captured to my knowledge. Massocca and I went to Hungary, I don't know, a year and a half ago. They still they're still manned up. You know what I mean? They're like, you know, the last man standing, it looks like.

Speaker 2:

But Poland's been standing too. I spent a couple of years in Poland. They're more hardcore. The Russians are standing up, but I'm not Russian. I'm I'm American.

Speaker 2:

No. And the Iranians are standing up. I don't think the Iranians or the Russians want famine. I'm not seeing that at all. I'm not seeing the Turks want it either.

Speaker 2:

And this is disconcerting because our. Enemies, so to speak, are the ones who are doing the sensible thing, whereas our friends are the ones that are like, hey, boys should marry boys And the Olympics is cool like this. You know, men beating up women in in the arena. And meanwhile, even watching that, women should still be in combat forces in the military. But, you know, with what just happened with the with the Olympics, it was at least instructional to some people.

Speaker 2:

You know what I mean? But but the bottom line is it's too late. We're not going to get out of this without severe death, And we see that the death jabs are one component that are being pushed, still being pushed. And Masako and I have been studying this in Japan. There's another self amplifying mRNA jab that's being rolled out.

Speaker 2:

And bottom line, it's far from over with the jabs, right? And the people many of the people who fell for it the first time will fall for it the second time. Historically, in information wars, historically, in information wars like this, like authoritarian takeovers, it's like a sine wave. They'll hit you with a lot of pressure. When you're about to overthrow the government, they'll back off if they know what they're doing, and then they'll let you relax.

Speaker 2:

It's over. And then they'll go up again a little bit higher on the sine wave, right? The amplitude increases, And then they'll relax you, and they'll keep the amplitude of the sine wave will keep going up, right? That's how storms work. Matt Bracken told me yesterday.

Speaker 2:

Matt and I were talking about this, and Matt's like, Hey, that's how You know, he's a sailor. He's a former seal officer, but he made his own sailboat. It's a pretty incredible boat. And he sailed through the Panama Canal from Florida. But he's like, that's how storms work at sea, actually.

Speaker 2:

You get out to sea, and then storm starts to come, and it seems like it's over, but it's not. So, that's the time where you get everything in order because it'll it'll go like this, and it'll just keep intensifying until it, you know, abates up the other side. But it's quite interesting, isn't it? So because this pattern is, you know, used in information war as well. So what I'm saying is they've been doing this over time, and the next amplitude will be quite intense, I think, and a lot of the people who fell for it are going to fall even harder for it now, and then people like us who didn't fall for it the first time are far or we may have fallen for components of it.

Speaker 2:

But then at some point, we're like, something's wrong. And then your immune system against information war gets a lot stronger. So now for the next information war, people like us, we've got a proper immunity. We basically have been running around barefoot, eating without washing our hands. We can take a germ or two now, right, including with information war.

Speaker 2:

And so eventually what they do with people like us is they the ones that are easily brainwashed, they can just keep magnetizing like a needle on a magnet. I can make a compass. You you can now magnetize them the other way. You know, eventually they when we get tougher and tougher and more and more resilient against their information campaigns, they kill us. I mean, that's what they do.

Speaker 2:

And the most dangerous thing that we can do right now is speak out. We're doing the work that we're doing. Talking right now is far more dangerous than soldiers because they will come for us. Historically, they definitely come for us. And Mao did it.

Speaker 2:

It was the one hundred Flowers campaign. Saddam did it. So Stalin. It goes back in antiquity. Machiavellian talks about it.

Speaker 2:

You know, it's just Machiavelli. And it just it just goes on and on. This is an old tactic through history, right? You know, let you speak out, identify it. We're identifying ourselves.

Speaker 2:

We're already identifying. It's too late.

Seth Holehouse:

And so I've wondered, since we've seen this opening up of free speech on Twitter, and everyone's like, Hey, this is great, and I think it's good. But I've also, I mean, when this first happened, when Elon first bought Twitter and opened things up, I remember doing a couple of couple of shows and saying, look, is this the one hundred Flowers Campaign two point o? You know, and for people folks aren't familiar with one hundred Flowers Campaign, what they did in China under Mao, was they invited all the intellectuals to come and publicly say, hey, you know, they want Hey, look, we want your input on how to better run our country. Right? So they invite all the intellectuals to come out and give advice on how to better run the country, and, you know, fix the problems of communism, and they slaughtered all of them.

Seth Holehouse:

Right? But they first had to open the forum up to allow them, because what they did is they very quickly identified who are the people that are gonna be the dissidents, who are the people that are gonna be the ones fighting against the system that aren't gonna follow the mold, and that's it. So if you look at Twitter, I mean, now that, you know, I've seen it too, like, people are like, hey, I'm just testing the free speech thing here, and they're saying, you know, they're they're they're really going out and saying everything out in the open, saying, hey, this is great free speech, but I've just wondered. It's like, are they are they walking into a trap with that? I mean, it it it's a tricky thing.

Speaker 2:

Yeah. I mean, it crosses all of our minds. Those of us who actually, like you, pay attention. I mean, the the first thing I thought with Twitter is could be a hundred flowers. In any case, it will be a hundred flowers because there are other people that monitor Twitter besides or x besides Elon and his team.

Speaker 2:

I mean, obviously. You know what I mean? It's it's not like it's it's not hermetically sealed. You know? They're they're gonna have all kinds of spies in there and everything else.

Speaker 2:

And and so, I mean, it's it's and not only that, even if we don't go on Twitter, we're talking in the open, like, now. It doesn't have to be on Twitter because the NSA and other intelligence agencies just vacuum all this stuff in. Of course,

Seth Holehouse:

and feed it into some sort of big AI brain that's analyzing it and creating profiles. But, so looking at using Europe Okay. Let's just look at England as a test case. Right? So the video I pulled up No, I'll pull this up one more time.

Seth Holehouse:

This right here, which is happening, you know, if you were to go back, this is Manchester. If you went back ten years in time, looked at Manchester, you'd see a completely different scene. Now Yep. Okay. And so, you know the stages of what leads to civil war, what leads to famine, what leads to collapse, etcetera.

Seth Holehouse:

So, what are the next stages? Right? So when you say that in Europe, for instance, that millions will die, and you're looking at this, I mean, is it that you're seeing that, okay, that there's been so many other tribes that have come in, that you can't undo it. Right? So obviously, right now, you can't.

Seth Holehouse:

You can't, you know, go through in Europe and and kick out everybody that's come in. Right? Maybe Trump could do it with, you know, if if he, you know, you know, really put his heart to it in America, potentially. Right? But you look at London, or you look at England as an example, you can't undo that.

Seth Holehouse:

So considering you have all these different tribes, and you're we're seeing the early stages of tribalism and war, right? Civil war. Doesn't mean civil war doesn't necessarily it's, you know, the North versus the South. It could be two tribes within a country that are fighting among themselves, right? Which is typically what we've seen throughout history.

Seth Holehouse:

So how does this unfold, right? Does it get to a point where you've got regions of, say, like, this is like the specific tribe, you know, this Afghan tribe has taken over this particular region, they've locked it down, the police can't access it. I mean, what is it, like, if you see it following the trajectory that it's currently on, what does England look like, say, two years from now?

Speaker 2:

Two years, I don't know. But let's say, ultimately, they'll kill the police. They'll burn down their police stations. They'll kill them in mass. I'm watching this British police yesterday at the Holiday Inn.

Speaker 2:

You probably saw that video. I'm looking at Keep in mind, a lot of people know a lot about my war work, but fewer people know about how many, incredible amount of protests that I've been in. Very violent ones too with lots of death and injuries, and I've been in some very serious protests in different countries, Hong Kong, Thailand, United States, quite a lot. Netherlands. Not all of them are Most of them are not deadly, but I've in a lot of kinetics, right?

Speaker 2:

And I'm looking at the police and the I'm watching because people had the videos right up on their face. Every one of those police had fear on their face, and they were disorganized. A lot of them were women. I'm tired of hearing about, Oh, you're sexist. Whatever.

Speaker 2:

Go away, man. I mean, the bottom line, you saw what just happened in the Olympics, right? And so now you're going up against Afghans and whatnot and you're a woman. Police are going to tell them to do something. They'll kill you.

Speaker 2:

They'll kill you around the street. They'll rape the police, right? And they'll rape the police and beat them to death with their own baton. That's how these guys play. When I was in Iraq, insurgents stopped an entire bus and have like 60 people on the bus.

Speaker 2:

You know, people, you know, maybe 40 seats and the rest standing or something. I remember I think it was one instance they killed. It may have been 60 police. I think they beheaded most of them. That's sort of they don't care.

Speaker 2:

They'll come get you and your guns, right? They'll run away with your guns. They'll attack your police station. They'll take every gun in there. They'll lock you in your jail and burn it down.

Speaker 2:

Right? These are very serious men. They don't play. They know how to fight. Right.

Speaker 2:

And these British police that were guarding the Holiday Inn, they weren't police. They were like they were afraid. They were organized. You know, they didn't know how to operate together. They were afraid.

Speaker 2:

And the people that were facing them, they were just a thraggle of people. They weren't organized. They weren't tribes. They were like looked like people from the local area. Right.

Speaker 2:

They had just come out because that Holiday Inn is housing the invaders. Right. And obviously, they're upset because their girls and boys keep getting raped and killed. And and they have a right. They should be if you're not upset at that point.

Speaker 2:

What what right do you have if you want to fend your family? I mean, seriously, you know? But the British police facing off against that, that crew can stand up for a while because that crew still respects the British police. You come in with a lot of these people from Africa, Somalia, you know, Afghan, they'll kill you, man. It'll wipe out all the police.

Speaker 2:

They'll go right where they want to go and and you'll get out of the way. Or it'll be knives. And, you know, I've seen them do this stuff too much. You know, when I was in Hong Kong, the police there were far more serious. And in Thailand, the police in the army are very serious.

Speaker 2:

You know, Thailand is a great place to vacation. Great people smile and friendly and all that. But when it comes to time to fight, ties are dukes up. They they they know how to fight. They're very serious about it.

Speaker 2:

And and and so the, you know, I was in two coups in Thailand in twenty ten, twenty fourteen. I spent months. I was sleeping on the ground with those people at times, and they would fight. But still, there were a lot of deaths on both sides. And so now with the British police, they're just not going to make it.

Speaker 2:

It's DEI. That's one of the weapons that's been used against us is all of our military, even as we're getting prepared to go to war with Iran, which is going to it will bring in Turkey, it will bring in Egypt, Russia, China. It's going to bring all those guys in. You know, a lot of people don't realize this. Israel wants to take the Suez Canal.

Speaker 2:

Egypt understands it. And Egypt is not because they because Israel Israelis look that as biblical territory. That's their, you know, Khazid's belly to take it. Right? And they want to go for it.

Speaker 2:

This is much bigger than going after Gaza. Much bigger than that. You know, in the Straits Of Hormuz and that hold on just a second. I'm fasting, so I got a drink, sir. We went and got this water out of the jungle last night.

Speaker 2:

We were out until midnight. Got 60 liters of water out of this little trickle coming out of the side of the mountain is this water. There's this village called Ogimi. I can see it, and during daylight, it's across the water. I'm on an island.

Speaker 2:

And, it's one of those five blue zones in the world where people just live a very long time. There's only five, and one of them is Ogimi, which I can see from here.

Seth Holehouse:

Folks, we all see it. Everything's getting more expensive. We're paying $2.03, 4 times what things cost us a few years ago, and we know they're lying to us. 3% inflation. Really?

Seth Holehouse:

Think about it. Why are they telling us to keep our hard earned money in the banks and stock market while they're rushing to buy gold and silver? That's right. Governments and central banks around the world are dumping the dollar and scrambling to buy up gold and silver right now. These are smart people.

Seth Holehouse:

They see the signs just like you do. They know the crash is coming. The dollar has lost more than half its value in the last five years, and our national debt's increasing a trillion dollars every hundred days. Folks, it can't go on like this. Even Bank of America is warning about a dollar collapse.

Seth Holehouse:

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Speaker 2:

And one of the things they attribute their long life to is their water, which is filtered through coral. Right? And so it's got magnesium and that sort of stuff in it. And so Masako and I, we went out. There's this one little pipe.

Speaker 2:

I'm sure there's a lot more. They do this in Appalachia too. There's one little pipe that comes out of the side of the mountain. It took us twelve minutes to fill each of our 20 liter containers because that's how slow it was. So I'm drinking this water that came out.

Speaker 2:

You don't have to boil it, right? It's that nice. Anyway, people need to start thinking about this. It's time to go further. I mean, drinking, getting water from the They're going to poison us through the water, obviously, and they're going to poison us through anything with a barcode.

Speaker 2:

You need to find ways to survive. We got this war kicking off in The Middle East, much bigger now. I think the Straits Of Hormuz will be closed, and that will have them. The economy or the market here in Japan and also in Korea and Taiwan and United States all crashed hard yesterday, right? And that's before the Strait Of Hormuz gets closed.

Speaker 2:

I think they're going to close it. I think this war is going to close it, and I think the globalists want that to close, actually. Not the Chinese. The Chinese don't want They're globalists, but they don't want that straight to be closed because of energy issues. But Japan certainly doesn't want it to be closed.

Speaker 2:

95% of their petroleum is imported, right? And so a lot of things are coming. We're going to see economies truly collapse. We're going to see, obviously, digital currency coming. We're going to see increasing poison of our food supply because what did Thoreau say?

Speaker 2:

Something like, Most men fight the branches, but only a small number fight the root cause or whatever. I've forgotten what he said, but you can see it in Walden. I think it's in that book, right? But the point is most people are going after the symptoms. They're going after, say, the police and not the people behind all this stuff, and the police are just meat bots.

Speaker 2:

The police and the border patrol in The United States who are you know, helping with the invasion, they're meat bots. I know that they think they're big guys because they got badges and guns, but you're a meat bot, you know, because you're actually helping to kill your family. Every person you put on those buses, and I talk to them. There's a lot of patriots on border patrol and law enforcement. But if you're helping to do this, you're a meat bot.

Speaker 2:

You're literally helping. And they'll say over and over and over and over, I don't want to lose my job. I don't want to lose my pension. I'm like, you do understand. You are going to lose your job, and you are going to lose your pension.

Speaker 2:

And as you continue to do this, you will lose your life, and your family will lose their lives. You are outnumbering us. You are helping. Right. What am I supposed to do?

Speaker 2:

Well, stop loading the buses. I mean, what if every soldier out there said, Well, I can't beat the German army. I'm just one soldier, you know? Well, you know, you'd be saying Heil Hitler right now. You know what I mean?

Speaker 2:

I mean, so the bottom. Go ahead.

Seth Holehouse:

I want to say that just, you know, kind of look at this objectively because I like you mentioning that most will fight the branches and very few fight the roots. You know, when I look at this, I look at the people, even the video I pulled up of of England. In a lot of ways, don't blame the foreigners. Right? Because it's not they're doing.

Seth Holehouse:

It reminds me of a story when I was a little kid. So we we I grew up in the country, and I had a fish tank. And, you know, I had like the store bought fish, little Tetras, and, you know, cute little kind of neon Tetras, little fish, and goldfish, and whatnot. It was a beautiful little fish tank, and everyone survived. Mhmm.

Seth Holehouse:

I caught a little yellow belly catfish in the creek across the house, you know, maybe only six inches long, a baby, a small, you know, catfish. I put it into my fish tank. The next morning, woke up, it had eaten all my other fish. It's like, okay, is it the fault of the of the catfish that I I put it in the wrong environment, and it's it's nature was to just act how it would have, and it ate all my other fish. Domesticated, you know, store bought fish have never faced a predator in their lives.

Seth Holehouse:

All of a sudden, they've got this catfish swallowing them up. And so if I look at what's happening in Europe, for instance, I mean, they they it's, you know, of course, you can say you can blame the guy that's taking a machete and hacking people up. Okay. Yes. But from the bigger picture, it's it's the it's the globalist.

Seth Holehouse:

It's the cabal that is is doing this, knowing knowing very well what will happen. If you take a fish that is is from the river that will that is surviving through violence to survive and will protect its own, you put it into this little domesticated pond, this is what happens. It's just it's human nature that people are gonna act according to their customs and their tribes and how they were raised. And so and to me, like, it's and that's why I think it's something that's very hard to fix, because to fix it, you it's almost like the roots are at the very, very peak of what's running the society, and it's very hard to address that. It's very hard to fix that.

Speaker 2:

Some fish don't mix well on the same aquarium, and that is their intent. Remember, it's to replace us, and and and and they're doing it. They are physically doing it. And I I keep hearing Americans say, well, I got my gun and all. It doesn't matter, man.

Speaker 2:

It doesn't matter. They got guns too. And and what are you gonna do? Stay up twenty four hours a day? No.

Speaker 2:

They'll get you because you didn't resist back when you could. Right? And America is getting down to to the wire. Ireland's gone. I don't see how Ireland's gonna make a comeback because the globalist structures are against them.

Speaker 2:

If you were going to resist, you had to do it back then. Back when it sounded crazy, that's when you needed to do it. It's like, you know, it's too late. You've got the cancer has metastasized throughout your body and you. You don't have the critical mass anymore, you don't have the strength.

Speaker 2:

Ireland is basically bedridden, you know, and now they're now they're, you know, I know it looks like they're standing up, but what are they really going to do? The aliens are coming in still every day. I've been talking with Irish, and I'm like, All they have to do is arm them right now with machetes. You don't even have to give them rifles. Just arm them with machetes.

Speaker 2:

Turn off your lights, turn off your food, turn off your airports and turn off your ports, and you're now mostly sealed with them without food, and there will be a genocide. And then keep starving them out, and then they'll kill off many of the meat bots they brought in to do this. I'm just calling them what they are. These are meat puppets. And just like, you know, a lot of us that were in the military now realize that a lot of things that we did, we were just meat puppets, right?

Speaker 2:

I mean, at this point, if you volunteer for the military to go fight Iran for Israel, you're be out of your mind. You know what I mean? Or to go Ukraine or so. You got to be out of your mind. They're going to use that to kill you off.

Speaker 2:

Right? You know, and the bottom line is. We have reached a point where mistakes are lethal. There's no there's no government watching your back. Our government is predatory, right?

Speaker 2:

They have already pushed the jab hard and including Trump and people like, Oh, he gave us ivermectin, whatever. Talking like slaves. You know, I keep tired of hearing people go, he gave us ivermectin, he gave us HCQ. I'm like, You're American. You're hurting my ears.

Speaker 2:

You're talking like a slave, right? I'm sorry, sir. Fasting, I drink a lot of water, but you know, when he's. Pushing the jab and they're like, Well, he didn't make it mandatory. I'm like, Well, you know, guess what?

Speaker 2:

If he sells the weapons or he provides the weapons to your enemies who do make it mandatory. Hello. So you know what I mean? You know, I'm not going to make you take it, but I'm going to give it to him, you know, and you'll lose your job if you don't take it. But you got your HQ, you got.

Speaker 2:

And then he's the biggest. If he was a Nike shoe salesman, you'd have American, you'd have millions more Americans wearing Nike. Instead, they took the jab, right? He's clearly predatory and one of them, right? But Americans, and not just Americans, humans, we have a hard time detaching our fears and our emotions away from our analysis.

Speaker 2:

Right. And and and that's quite deadly. And they take advantage of this. Right. And then they'll say, who do you want Biden?

Speaker 2:

Who do you want? Kamala? Of course not. They're all the same thing, right? And but it's you know, when you say this, people click off.

Speaker 2:

They're like, I'll never support you again. I'm like, I'm sorry. You know, I've had this happen many times. But in the Afghan war back in 02/2006. I wrote 12 major dispatches saying we were losing the war.

Speaker 2:

In 02/2006, the preponderance Americans thought we were winning the war or had won the war in Afghanistan. I went over there. I'm like, I thought we had won it, too. But now I'm over here looking at it. I'm like, not only have we not won it, it's getting worse and we're losing it.

Speaker 2:

So I wrote that and it caused a lot of hatred. And my readership probably cut in half. And but it turned out to be accurate. And you just pick a take a dart and throw it at 20 of my old dispatches from, say, Iraq and Afghanistan and Thailand and look at them and just see if they're accurate. Just pick 20.

Speaker 2:

Just read them randomly and see if they turned out accurate. And you'll see my track record was very good from the beginning, but it's improved over time because I get better at analyzing things naturally, as people will when they get older. But the bottom line is I see what's happening now. We're clearly going into global famines. It doesn't mean everybody in the world is going to starve to death, but a lot will.

Speaker 2:

A huge amount will. And it's going to drive that human osmotic pressure, which is going to drive the invasions harder. And they're going to replace I mean, Belgium's gone. Netherlands is gone. I spent a lot of time in Netherlands.

Speaker 2:

I was over in Belgium again a couple of years ago looking at it, and Luxembourg's gone. Luxembourg is like 50% aliens now. 50%, right? Used to be the jewel of Europe. Germany.

Speaker 2:

I don't know. What are you going to do? Germany? I mean, seriously. What are you going to do, France?

Speaker 2:

Seriously, what are you going to do? Because it's down to it. They're to burn down all the churches, burn down all the priceless libraries with all those incredible books. They'll burn them all down. We're talking savages.

Speaker 2:

We're talking people that will blow up Mount Rushmore in The United States in a heartbeat. They'll do that just to make a point. The globalists will do that just to demoralize people. Right? You know, tearing down statues across The United States, that's a demoralization process.

Speaker 2:

Renaming the military bases, demoralization process. You know, installing Biden as a president, that's called a dog king. In information war, that's called a dog king. A dog king, these things used to happen in Scandinavia. Like one king runs off another one, and he installs a dog, gives it a throne, gives it a crown and says, This dog is your king.

Speaker 2:

And people are like, That's a dog. He's like, Well, it's your king. And people are like, Okay. And it demoralizes the subjects because they're like, Oh, my king's a dog, and it emboldens your enemies. Look at China.

Speaker 2:

China and other countries looking at Biden or Kamala or just long list, you know, President Bush who had never even been out of The United States before he became president of The United States. I mean, I would listen to President Bush, especially somebody like me who travels the world extensively, and he would say things. I'm like I'm like listening to a kindergartner. You know what I mean? He's the president, and that was back when the presidents were more intelligent than they are now, you know?

Speaker 2:

And And so, I mean, what I'm getting to is if you're those are called dog kings. And look at AOC and Fetterman, all these, they're at lower levels, but they're all dog king, the same strategy, right? And it's extremely effective and extremely demoralizing. And at some point, people either rise up and they stop it or they succumb and they just become slaves. At this point, people are moving towards the slavery thing.

Speaker 2:

I continue to fight. You continue to fight. We're doing the most dangerous thing we can do, is just speaking up. You know, if I could close the border, if I had 10,000,000 of me, this would not be a problem. It would be fixed.

Speaker 2:

Right? It'd be fixed very quickly. Right? But I don't. And I don't command 10,000,000 of me.

Speaker 2:

You know what I mean? And and and but but if I did, it would be over with instantly. And if we all think like that, what if I had 10,000,000 of me? How would this go? Well, it's time to start thinking like that and organize, right?

Speaker 2:

Very quickly, because at any point now, our electricity can turn out and we'll go into famine. If our electricity goes out for any extended period of time, we are going into famine. If we period and then you're going to it's planet of the apes. For those who have never read anything or studied about famines, most people in the modern age haven't actually been in a famine. I've never been in a famine.

Speaker 2:

I've been in food shortages and the wars and whatnot, but never actual famine. Our ancestors all been through a lot of famines and pandemics and wars. They've been through a lot. I've been through quite a few wars, but not famine. Right.

Speaker 2:

But I would suggest if you just pick up you know, a few books on famine and read those and watch the patterns. It's difficult to damage a country more than to have it go into famine. I mean, a famine is like a it's like a neutron bomb hit your country. It ravages your country for generations. One serious famine diminishes your country for generations.

Speaker 2:

Right? And it causes people to put human osmotic pressure leave, especially like The United States now, some of the people who are leaving. And there are some, quite a lot. A lot of these are like the people that left East Germany and left the old Soviet Union. It's the most key people that you don't want to leave, and they're being replaced by yeah, exactly.

Speaker 2:

I mean, I was talking with Pretty much every day, I talk with very wealthy people who have left The United States. Billionaires, gone. They're out. They're like, I can't People aren't standing up. I mean, they would support people who are standing up, but what are they going to do?

Speaker 2:

They know they're a target, they have ability to leave, so they're leaving. Look at the rich people taking islands all over the place and building bunkers, I mean, because they see what's coming, and it's clearly something significant. And so I'm not saying all this to scare people. I'm telling you what's in my mind, and I'm not afraid. I mean, Lord, call me at the right time, and that'll be the way it goes, and I'll be like, I'm on my way, sir, and that'll be it.

Speaker 2:

And I'm not going to quit. I'm not afraid, but I will not quit. And I still believe in America. At least there are Americans, many of us. You are one.

Speaker 2:

I am one. There are U. S. Citizens, and then there are Americans, right? I'm American in my core.

Speaker 2:

I know you are as well. And you know what I mean. There's people with US citizenship that will never be Americans like us. And then there's people that live overseas that never want to go to America, and they don't want to be US citizens, but to me, they're Americans. What is an American to me?

Speaker 2:

It's somebody who believes in the core values of family. They believe in equal rights. They believe in justice. They believe in your ability to worship as you will. They believe that children should not be subjected to all these ridiculous things that they are subject.

Speaker 2:

You know, it's just humans that want to be good humans to their fellow humans and want to live in freedom and are not predatory. To me, that's like I mean, there's other components to being an American, but that's a kind of a core right there. There's people like that all over the world, actually. And those sorts of people we have to come together with. But you also have to have the willingness to fight to defend your if you listen, any terrain that you don't if you won't physically defend your country, it's not your country.

Speaker 2:

It's somebody else's country. Whenever they get you got pork chops around your neck. United States is very rich. That's a lot of pork chops, right? It's got incredible land and rivers and mountains and soil and unbelievable climates that are perfect for many things, minerals, oil.

Speaker 2:

And we got a big, big pork chop around our neck. And if you won't defend it, it is not yours. It is only what you will defend. Right? Bottom line.

Speaker 2:

If you're not willing to physically defend it, it will be gone. At some point, suing people in court, you know, when I saw the election stolen and in Arizona, I was physically present. People were like, Well, we're going to take them to court. I'm like, Okay. All right.

Speaker 2:

How good is that going to do? And the bottom line is we're past that. We're being killed. We're literally being killed, not just figuratively. I mean, the crime rates are exploding.

Speaker 2:

But again, those lights go out, and it's very simple to do that. Many parties could do that. You know, about, I don't know, two months ago, this is interesting. Many of the Chinese who are coming to The United States, they go to Quito, Ecuador First, and they come up through Ecuador, they go through Colombia, and then they go through the Darien Gap, right, intercept them and talk with them. Some increasing numbers won't talk at all, but they go to Keto.

Speaker 2:

And so roughly two months ago, you could find this in, okay, let me step back. China is the major investor in electrical infrastructure in Ecuador. That's very important to keep that in mind. That's what I'm going to say next. So China is a big investor in Ecuador for electricity.

Speaker 2:

So Chinese have been coming to Ecuador without visa for a long time, and they've also started causing problems in Ecuador. So Ecuador suddenly said, Chinese, you have to have a visa. The electricity went out across the entire country the next day. All right, you have to have a visa, and coincidentally, the electricity goes out. Just to look at the power of that.

Speaker 2:

China is heavily invested in The US, heavily infiltrated into our various infrastructures, water, electricity of course, ports, airports. It goes on and on and on.

Seth Holehouse:

I recently did an interview with a guest I've had on many times. His name is John Hollerman. And he's a great background. But one of the things that he's on the task force, I think he's the deputy director of a specific task force.

Speaker 2:

He's very smart. Yeah.

Seth Holehouse:

Yes. That's focused on hardening our grid. And in this interview, what we discussed is that so, Trump, under Trump, he put the executive order in to stop any hostile enemies from having access to our grid technology. Right? And so Yeah.

Seth Holehouse:

But in 2019, '20 '20, they had taken one of these major transformers that had come from China that was being used on our grid, and they discovered through analyzing it that in within this transformer was literally a backdoor that would allow that transformer to be turned off from China. So our, like, literally, our grid is that vulnerable that even without thinking about a missile strike or some sort of, you know, a special ops operation here to target grid infrastructure with explosions or whatever, it's like the technology is already there. It's built into this system. It's built into the physical hardware, the ability for the CCP to literally be sitting in an office somewhere, press a button, and shut down the power grid in America. Like, that is how vulnerable we are.

Seth Holehouse:

And obviously, it's about timing. But, you know, looking at famine, and you know, I've, you know, I've probably it's a fault of mine. I've put too much time into studying this stuff, and reading too many books about EMPs, and famine, and what happens post collapse, and it's certainly ugly, but that's exactly what happens. But, you know, I've had you on, gosh, for a couple of years now, and we've been warning and talking to people about the potential for famine. The the importance of having a food supply, the importance of knowing how to garden, having seeds, having water sources, all that.

Seth Holehouse:

And there's a lot of folks, you know, you'll see in the comments like, oh, you're just a fear mongerer, and you just want us to buy more survival food. It's like, no, look, like, I don't want us to fall into this, but there's lot of people that say, look, it hasn't happened yet, therefore it probably won't happen. And that's a very dangerous way of thinking. And so looking at, you mentioned famine, and all the different indicators you see, what does that what's it look like? You know, because famine's a very strong warming.

Seth Holehouse:

A lot of people don't understand how famine could actually happen. So a country like America, where right now, say I went to the local Walmart, you know, they're stocked full of food. Right? There's got they've got groceries. They've got organic produce, and they, you know, they've got you look at it and think, okay.

Seth Holehouse:

America will never have a famine. There's so much food. Look at the grocery store. But how is it that a country like America, where food is at our fingertips, and not just local food, I'm, you know, like, you know, potatoes from Israel, and I've got strawberries from Ecuador, and it's everywhere. How is it a country like America where it seems like we're so immune to this?

Seth Holehouse:

How could we fall into a place where there could be famine here in America?

Speaker 2:

Just shut off the electricity, and that's it. You know? That's what'll happen. In these inner cities, they'll in these big cities, they'll run out of food a couple days, and then it's on. Then it's Planet of the Apes, right?

Speaker 2:

And interestingly, in my study of famines, interestingly, one of the many many play you know, when I was warning about this in January and February, people kept saying, don't do your homework before you talk. Don't you know The United States is one of the biggest or is the biggest exporter of food? I'm like, trust me. I did my homework before I opened my mouth. I realized that.

Speaker 2:

But now you need to do homework and realize that our enemies want us to go into famine. And also, many of the biggest famines in the world happened where there was plenty of food, like Ukraine, China and Hainan province. Hainan province was a breadbasket of China and and a huge famine. Right. And Ireland Famine, which was mostly manufactured.

Speaker 2:

Right. And so, of the famines are manufactured, like Victorian famines and that sort of thing. And so, yeah, it can easily happen, and it's like actually child's play. And many of the farms that we have in The United States are monocrop. You know what I mean?

Speaker 2:

Not only is it just corn, but it's just that type of corn, which obviously has a lot of weaknesses. But if you don't have electricity, everything else is going to stop. I mean, the most part, right? And you can still have your garden and whatnot, but the food will stop flowing. In addition to not being enough food, the food that there is will stop flowing.

Speaker 2:

And one of the things that actually leads to famine is actually just hyperinflation, that sort of thing, because when people can't afford food, they start stealing it. When they start stealing it from trains and boats and trucks and that sort of thing and warehouses, then it also stops flowing. It'll stop flowing for various reasons. And so there's different roads that you can take to get into famine. One is war.

Speaker 2:

Another is a serious pandemic. Pandemic, famine and war, they're the triangle of death. If you get a serious war, a serious pandemic or serious famine, you'll get the other two, right, right out of the Bible. And so the bottom line is we're clearly going into something that's never happened in human history at this scale, and the people who are wise are already making significant moves to safeguard their families. And that doesn't mean if you live in an inner city of stockpiling an extra week of food, it's irrelevant, right?

Speaker 2:

We're talking about long term strategies, right, Because you have to have the ability to produce your own food, defend yourself, obviously. If you live in a big city, I mean, you've enjoyed that big city all your life, I'm sure, and it's been a great way to do things, but you do that at expense of other things. And those other things are coming to pass. Look how dangerous New York City is now. But again, turn out those lights, and then all these hungry people that are highly aggressive and have been taught that we are their enemies, they'll come door to door.

Speaker 2:

I'm just saying the truth. By the way, I don't sell anything. I'm not selling anything. I don't even sell T shirts, so I'm just telling you what's going on. People always tell me, why don't you sell supplements or something?

Speaker 2:

I'm like, then nobody would believe me. You know, I mean, don't think I'm trying to sell that. I'm just I'm just saying that's what's happening.

Seth Holehouse:

It's it's it's wild, but so in terms of in terms of what we can do to be proactive, what would you what would you recommend? Like, what so if someone's watching this episode, now, chances are if they're watching, you know, Man in America, they've heard this message before, and maybe they've got a few, you know, some food buckets, and they've got some seeds stored away, and they've got some, you know, some cans stored away, and maybe they've got ways of defending it, and they've thought about water, etc. But, you know, for someone listening, this is new to them, and they're like, Oh, wow. You know, I thought that people were just being fearmongers in 2021 and 2022, and but here we are, and it's we're still headed down this direction. What are your recommendations for people to if they want to protect their families, if they want to, you know, try to be the people that get through this?

Speaker 2:

Well, unfortunately, most people are not in a position to organize a huge group and shut the border. But, I mean, shutting the border, like an Irishman asked me that today during a podcast, I'm like, First thing you need to do is You know, if you're in a prison and you have a gas leak, the first thing you do is shut off the gas, right? The reason that comes to mind is because a prison man, what was he? It was some high guy in the prison. He was saying, I asked like, we were talking about his prison and stuff, and he said, I don't know how we got on this subject, but he goes, I'm going give you a hypothetical.

Speaker 2:

Okay, you smell a gas leak in the prison. What's the first thing you do? And I said, Shut off the gas. He said, Wow, you know, most people say evacuate the prison. Like, I think that's kind of common sense.

Speaker 2:

It's like army sense or maybe it's just farmer sense. You know, I don't know. But I mean, now it's the same thing. First thing you need to do is shut off the gas, and the gas is coming in. We're continuing to get flooded by huge numbers of Chinese, huge numbers of and our governments are doing it.

Speaker 2:

So, you've to decide what you're going to do. Are you going to stand up and you're going to fight for your land, or is it just going to be taken from you? And growing a garden, I mean, people who don't have the ability to resist, then just definitely grow a garden. But if you have the ability to start standing up, it's that time, right? It's that time.

Speaker 2:

And Ireland's too late. I don't see how, you know, as a war correspondent and as somebody who's been in a lot of war and watched a lot of people die, I don't see how they're going get out of it, except go run off to Colombia or something like that. But that's not that just consigns Ireland to it'll be another one of those countries that used to exist, of which there are closets full. You know, this country that existed and then vanished. How many countries are there like that?

Speaker 2:

Most of them. Most of them. And Ireland's about to vanish. I don't know. I wonder if they'll even keep calling it Ireland, or they'll just rename it.

Speaker 2:

They'll probably rename it to something else because there's no Irish there to

Seth Holehouse:

Irelandistan?

Speaker 2:

Yeah. No, I mean, because I think it's quite clear what they're going to do is use all these invaders to kill the Irish, genocide them, run them off, kill them, and then they'll want to get rid of them as well because they're not of any use to the globalists. I mean, they're high testosterone men who just did a genocide. You don't want them as your slaves. You want maybe their children that you can bring up in your own training system, which is not necessarily school at all.

Speaker 2:

They're not going to learn Roman history or anything like that. They're going to learn how to do whatever you want them to do, like farming or something. You know what I mean? And they'll divide those up, right? Which is an old strategy, is dividing up the different groups so that nobody has critical mass.

Speaker 2:

And see, that's another sort of brilliant thing with these invasions. They're coming in from so many countries, and they'll organize as tribes, but no particular one in general will just have a critical mass, right? No. It's not like the Afghans can then take over America. Even if every Afghan in Afghanistan came to America, they wouldn't have the critical mass because you got all these other groups, Hispanics and Chinese and, you know, the outliers of the white people who are surviving and actually have toughened up and aren't putting up with that crap and like they're not letting them in the door.

Speaker 2:

You know what I mean? All those will resist. But now you're divided up and it's easy to divide and conquer is the bottom line.

Seth Holehouse:

So, looking forward, I mean, obviously, there's a lot of difficulty headed our way, as a world. I mean, we're already there. Yeah. Alright? But, my gut, and it matches what your assessment is too, is that it will get worse.

Seth Holehouse:

But, is there hope? Like, what do you have hope for the future? And if you do, where does it lie?

Speaker 2:

If you notice, I mean, I'm not depressed. I don't know why. I mean, with the things that I know, but I'm just not. I mean, this is an incredible phase of human history. Massive amounts of people are going to die.

Speaker 2:

It's probably in the billions, and I plan to survive. Maybe I will, maybe I won't, but that's fine. And then time will move on, at the end of the day, right? But the people who intend to survive and keep our country or their countries, you must rise now. Not next year.

Speaker 2:

It's too late. It's time to man up. Everybody wants to be a hero until it's time to do hero stuff, right? It's time to do hero stuff. I'm tired of hearing don't mess with Texas when they're messing with Texas.

Speaker 2:

Okay, this is just empty hats and empty boots. It's big belt buckles. It's time, right? And the whole United States is going like this. We're talking, oh, my granddaddy fought in the Revolutionary War.

Speaker 2:

Well, big deal. You know, it's our turn, right? It's down to that. It's not down to talking. It's not down to writing strongly worded letters.

Speaker 2:

So that's about it, sir.

Seth Holehouse:

All right. Well, before we sign off, I want bring up your Twitter page. I highly encourage folks to give you a follow here. Just MichaelYan. Yeah.

Seth Holehouse:

There you go. You're upside down American flag. It makes sense. Right? It's a distress signal.

Seth Holehouse:

So, in addition to folks following you on Twitter, is there a way people can support you? As you mentioned, you don't sell t shirts, but obviously you've got expenses, you're traveling, every time I talk to you, you're in a different place in the world. How can folks support you? How can folks follow you? What do you recommend?

Speaker 2:

Well, I've always been reader funded since 02/2005. So PayPal, Venmo, Cash App, direct deposit to bank and snail mail. I'll post it on my page. But yeah, that's the way. And luckily, see, most of the donations are quite small.

Speaker 2:

That's why I can say what I say. Even if the top 50 donors said, I'm going to leave you, which has happened before, I still keep going because most people are donating small amounts. It's very effective. Unfortunately, fewer and fewer people can donate now because you see how the economies are going.

Seth Holehouse:

Yeah, exactly. Exactly.

Speaker 2:

Michael But I appreciate all of it. And that's how I'm able to go research these things.

Seth Holehouse:

And you're an asset. I mean, what you're doing is incredibly important. And the wisdom and just your knowledge of history. It's it's important. Know that in a these are hard discussions to have.

Seth Holehouse:

They're easy for me. I think they're probably easier for you. I've gotten used to it, and I think that I I feel calm about where the world is because I understand it. I think pretty well, and I prepared, and I've accepted, and I'm just kinda moving forward with a purpose and with a mission. I just, I thank you for what you're doing though, because we have to have these discussions.

Seth Holehouse:

The worst thing that can happen is us to be caught off guard. That's the worst thing that can happen. Right?

Speaker 2:

It is. And sir and sir, I have to go right now.

Seth Holehouse:

Okay. Well, that's that's okay.

Speaker 2:

Thank you very much. Timing. It's perfect timing. Alright. Alright.

Speaker 2:

I'll be talking with you soon.

Seth Holehouse:

Alright. Bye bye.

Speaker 2:

Bye bye.

Seth Holehouse:

Folks, I hope you enjoyed that interview, though. Enjoy might be the wrong word. I hope it was a useful interview for you. I hope it was beneficial. I hope that you feel maybe a little more scared, which I don't hope for that.

Seth Holehouse:

But I'm glad that you perhaps are a little more aware of what's happening in the world and where it could be headed. Now, you know, I've been talking for years now about the concerns that I have about facing food shortages, famine, grid down scenarios. And I think that now if you look around, thank goodness, I think that it's it's God's blessing that we're not there yet. But to me, all the indicators are showing that that's where things are headed, and it's concerning. And so, look, we talked about preparedness.

Seth Holehouse:

And so, obviously so I work with Heaven's Harvest. It's a prepared food company. It's what I recommend. And look, I get a small commission for everything you purchase from Heaven's Harvest. I'll be very upfront, which you probably assume that.

Seth Holehouse:

Right? But that's just the reality. And I chose to work with them because they've got incredibly good and high quality survival food. Now, if you don't want to go that route, great. Like, I'm my thing is I care about you.

Seth Holehouse:

And so I'm gonna try to give you the best advice that I have based upon the research and the folks that I get to talk to like Michael Young that have really helped shape my worldview. So let's say you don't want to go to Heaven's Harvest, great. Right? If there's a lot of other things you can do, there's other great food suppliers, or actually the majority of the food that I have set aside is just in five gallon buckets. And I went to Tractor Supply, which is where I found the cheapest food grade buckets.

Seth Holehouse:

I went to places like Costco, ordered online at Azure Market, and ordered, you know, hundreds and hundreds of pounds of dried beans, dried hard wheat, and I put it, you know, spent weeks doing this, actually to hire some friends to help me do it, but put everything into buckets with oxygen packets and sealed it up. So, you know, I'm not only saying that, hey, there's only one option to look for for survival food, but I also have a bunch of Heaven's Harvest stuff as well, because it offers variety, offers different nutrition than this rice and beans. So, whatever you're doing, I'm saying I'm not saying, hey, look, just go buy this one product, because I make a little bit of money off it. That's not it at all. Whatever it is, be prepared.

Seth Holehouse:

And honestly, ask yourself, do an assessment with your you know, right now. Think about it. After the show, just pause and think. If tomorrow, there's a grid down scenario, or something happens, and you can no longer go to the grocery store. Right?

Seth Holehouse:

You look at the video the scenes that we're showing you from Manchester. You look at scenes we're seeing across the world. You know, maybe your local grocery store has been looted, and it's shut down. Whatever it is, just ask yourself this question. If tomorrow you could no longer go buy more food for your family, how long would your family exist and subside on the food that you currently have in your house?

Seth Holehouse:

I think for a lot of Americans, it's like a week or two weeks. I mean, we're woefully unprepared. My recommendation personally is at least three to six months per person. At least three to six months per person is what I recommend. If you can get to a year or two years, even better, because we have no idea when this might happen, or how long it might last, right?

Seth Holehouse:

I hope it doesn't happen, but look, I'd rather, especially within when it comes to feeding my family, I'd rather be absolutely over prepared than under prepared, and that's just how I am. Water is also key. Make sure you've got solutions for water. Make sure you have access to water if you have a well. Great.

Seth Holehouse:

You can get manual hand pumps for wells. So in case you do lose access to power, you can still pull water out. If you have a swimming pool, great. That's water. You can get a Berkey.

Seth Holehouse:

You can filter it. There's ways of filtering that water. Absolutely important. Now, if you do want my advice though, on a company that I trust, and that's what it, know, I've done a lot of research. Like, I'm prepper.

Seth Holehouse:

I'm a serious prepper folks. I've done heavier research into this stuff, but that's why I have chosen to work with Heaven's Harvest. Because first off, they're strong Christian patriots based here in America. Actually, just spoke to the husband that owns a company with his wife yesterday, had a great conversation, and they focus on high quality food. They're not trying to compete on the cost per calorie.

Seth Holehouse:

Right? So they're trying to put together very high quality food that will give you and your family the nutrition that you need, if there's a scenario where you only have access to the food that's stored away in your basement, or buried in your backyard, or whatever it is. Right? And this is one mistake people make is they want to go to a website, they say, okay, hey, me search and see which food company has the cheapest food per calorie. I'm telling you folks, that is absolutely a mistake, because a lot of these food companies, they do these food buckets, and it's really inexpensive, but you find that when you go to open it, a, it tastes like garbage, but b, you've got pudding, and you've got Kool Aid, and you have junk.

Seth Holehouse:

And especially when you're in a situation where you're struggling to meet your caloric needs for you and your family, you don't want to be feeding your family cardboard to keep them alive. That's when you need nutrition far more, it's far more important then than it is now even. And so this is why I work with Heaven's Harvest because I believe in the product they sell, it's high quality food. So if you go to heavensharvest.com, you see here they've got all kinds of different food buckets. They've also assigned to their emergency food, they've got the one week kits, they've got organic kits, you can buy protein kits, breakfast kits, survival kits, They've got heirloom seed.

Seth Holehouse:

You can buy your seed packages from them. Highly recommend that. They've got water filtration. Right? So if you wanna go and you wanna check out, you know, whether it's water storage, or different ways of water filtration, they've got it there as well.

Seth Holehouse:

You can get filters that will filter thousands and thousands and thousands of gallons of water, so that if you only have access to a local river, you can still get your family water. So again, that's heavensharvest.com, and when you use the promo code Seth, s e t h, that's me, promo code Seth, you'll save 15% off your entire order. So again, folks, heavensharvest.com promo code Seth to save 15%. Thank you for sticking through this interview. I know it's difficult, but I think it's an important discussion that needs to be had.

Seth Holehouse:

And if you've learned something from it, or you feel more prepared, help me out by sharing it with a friend or family member, because that's what really helps this information reach more folks. As Michael Young talked about, we're in an information war, and what we're doing is a very important part of this battle. It's educating people. It's helping people to be more prepared mentally and physically for what's to come. Alright, folks.

Seth Holehouse:

Take care. God bless. I'll see you next time.