Topic: Ammonia

A mysterious rise in explosions and fires at oil refineries and food production plants has coincided with the escalation of conflict in Iran. Australia’s top fertilizer input plant, the Yarra plant, has shut down for two months following a power outage, blocking a quarter of the global ammonia trade. This disruption occurs amidst a global supply crunch for urea fertilizer and explosives.

Owen Shroyer asks for advice on aluminum-free deodorants that actually work and the safety of beard dyes. Diane Kaser suggests non-nano zinc oxide as a deodorant alternative and warns that body odor is a sign of internal toxicity. She also mentions "scrotox" (Botox for the scrotum) as a bizarre trend in the cosmetic industry and recommends only using ammonia-free dyes for hair and beards.

Dr. Patrick Moore explains the Haber-Bosch process, which combines atmospheric nitrogen with natural gas to create the fertilizer responsible for feeding half the global population. He identifies the banning of nitrogen fertilizer in Sri Lanka and the Netherlands as the greatest immediate threat to world food security. Moore characterizes these policies as a "self-inflicted wound" driven by elites who believe the Earth is overpopulated.

Michael Yon describes the massive BASF complex in Ludwigshafen, Germany, which is being forced to shut down due to the loss of natural gas feedstocks. He discusses Seymour Hersh's report on the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage, suggesting the U.S. is the primary suspect. The deindustrialization of Germany is framed as a catastrophic blow to the global production of ammonia, medicines, and industrial chemicals.

A caller provides technical advice on using ammonia-based refrigerators from RVs, which can run on propane or heat sources like candles instead of electricity. This is suggested as a way to preserve food during long-term power outages. The caller also warns that globalists manipulate online chats to make individuals feel isolated in their beliefs.

Mike Adams reports that chemical giant BASF is permanently downsizing its European operations and moving production to China due to high energy costs and the destruction of the Nord Stream pipelines. Adams warns that BASF is the "tipping point" for European industry, as it produces the ammonia necessary for fertilizer and various polymers for medicine and manufacturing. He predicts that Western Europe will collapse into "third world" status as a result.

The interview covers the 70% shutdown of European metal smelting and ammonia production. Moriarty predicts that Europe will become a "third world" region if it continues to follow the Davos agenda. He notes that while there are massive protests across Europe, they are largely ignored by Western mainstream media.

War correspondent Michael Yon joins Mike Adams to discuss the critical role of the Haber-Bosch process in global food production. He explains that 70% of Europe's ammonia production is currently offline due to natural gas shortages, which could lead to a "global Sri Lanka" scenario. Yon warns that without these nitrogen-based fertilizers, the world faces a famine on a scale never before seen in human history.

A compilation of news clips highlights a series of fires and explosions at major food processing plants across the United States, including facilities in Washington, Illinois, and Wisconsin. The FBI Cyber Division's warning regarding increased threats to agricultural cooperatives is noted. The segment suggests these incidents are part of a coordinated attack on the American food supply.

Mike Adams details the Haber process, which combines atmospheric nitrogen with hydrocarbons to create ammonia for fertilizer. He notes that 4 billion people are currently alive only because of this industrial process. The current energy crisis and sanctions are framed as a deliberate "Great Reset" strategy to crush the global food supply and blame the resulting famine on Vladimir Putin.

Adams provides a "chemistry 101" lesson on the composition of the atmosphere and the necessity of nitrogen fixing for human survival. He asserts that 3.8 billion people are currently dependent on synthetic fertilizers made from fossil fuels. He warns that the transition to "green energy" is a "suicide pact" that will lead to the collapse of global food production.