Topic: Fertilizer Supply

The war in the Middle East is causing a global supply chain collapse, particularly affecting fertilizer deliveries. There are warnings that the conflict could escalate to the use of neutron bombs, a scenario reportedly wargamed by CENTCOM. BlackRock is accused of orchestrating an economic disaster to implement an austerity plan and gain total control.

Viktor Bout warns of a looming global famine caused by the interruption of fertilizer exports from the Persian Gulf. He cites data suggesting India alone will see a harvest reduction of 36 million tons of wheat and 80 million tons of rice. Bout argues that the "interconnected world" cannot survive a 70% reduction in crops, and the resulting starvation will lead to mass civil unrest across Africa and Asia.

Jones reports on what he calls an "engineered food collapse," where farmers in the UK and the Netherlands are allegedly being paid to destroy crops and leave land fallow. He links these policies to globalist agendas like Extinction Rebellion and the reduction of fertilizer production. He warns that these actions will lead to global starvation and martial law.

Byrne and Jones discuss an engineered global food collapse caused by a 26% reduction in nitrogen fertilizer production. They warn that supply chain disruptions for diesel exhaust fluid and urea are being used to create a "Mad Max" scenario in the United States.

The practice of adding fluoride to municipal water supplies is presented as a weapon system designed to lower fertility and reduce the average IQ of the American population. Since fluoridation began in 1947, IQ scores have reportedly dropped by 20 points. The discussion claims that what is labeled as fluoride actually contains hundreds of toxic chemicals, including lead, mercury, and arsenic.

David DuBine joins Mike Adams to discuss the permanent closure of BASF facilities in Germany that had been operational since 1952. DuBine explains that the complexity of repressurizing these massive chemical plants makes a temporary shutdown nearly impossible to reverse. He warns that this will lead to a permanent 40% reduction in herbicides, pesticides, and fertilizers across Europe, signaling a total industrial collapse.

Farmer Alfie Oaks reports that the cost of farming inputs has tripled, with fertilizer up 250% and diesel fuel up over 100%. He argues that these price hikes are a deliberate attempt by globalist entities like BlackRock and Vanguard to reduce food production and destroy the middle class. Oaks notes that for the first time in his career, he has been forced to cut his farming acreage by half due to these unsustainable costs.

A caller from the fertilizer industry describes how rising energy costs and a lack of replacement parts for diesel engines are crippling agricultural distribution. This is framed as a deliberate "post-industrial" plan by groups like the Club of Rome and the Bilderberg Group to starve the population. The breakdown of the supply chain is presented as a form of economic warfare against the middle class.

Alexander Mercuris describes how the Great Reset agenda is backfiring globally, citing the government collapse in Sri Lanka and mass protests in the Netherlands, Panama, and Canada. He argues that globalist central planners do not understand basic economics, leading to eroded purchasing power and disrupted supply chains for food and fertilizer.

Callers from Idaho and North Dakota discuss the dire state of American agriculture, noting that planting is weeks behind due to high fuel and fertilizer costs. One farmer warns of a food catastrophe by the end of the growing season. The discussion emphasizes the disconnect between urban populations and the realities of food and energy production.

New data indicates the Biden administration has released over 750,000 border crossers into the U.S., while teen opioid deaths from fentanyl have surged by 356%. Reports also highlight secret flights of migrant children and the halting of fertilizer rail shipments during the spring planting season. These events are presented as a coordinated effort to destabilize the American food supply and social fabric.

Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, joins the show to discuss the FAO's report of 12% month-over-month food inflation. Using the "Rule of 72," Adams predicts that food prices in the U.S. will quadruple within a year, leading to societal collapse and riots. He attributes the crisis to wartime sanctions on Russian natural gas, which have crippled global fertilizer production.

The United Nations warns that over 270 million people are on the verge of starvation due to exploding food and energy prices. Alex Jones discusses how the cutoff of Russian fertilizer and petrochemicals is devastating global agriculture, potentially leading to a massive migrant crisis. Vladimir Putin is quoted warning Europe that a global food collapse will inevitably drive millions of migrants from Africa and the Middle East into the West.

The removal of fertilizer from banned items lists by the U.S. and EU is framed as a desperate response to a looming global famine that could kill a billion people. Jones argues that the energy transition is actually a "transition away from civilization" designed to exterminate populations in the Third World and the West. He calls for the immediate activation of the Keystone Pipeline to combat the designed economic implosion.

Russian billionaires and supermarket CEOs warn of an impending global food crisis due to halted fertilizer and grain exports. The host argues the Biden administration is using the war in Ukraine as a scapegoat for domestic economic failures and inflation that began prior to the conflict.

The shutdown of fossil fuels and hydrocarbons is described as a "terraforming" project that will lead to massive crop failures due to a lack of fertilizer. Adams notes that the Federal Reserve cannot "print corn" or plastic parts, meaning the physical shortage of goods will lead to a post-industrial collapse. He warns that the loss of exports from China will soon disable the global power grid and telecommunications.

Infowars launches the "Save The Frogs" initiative to highlight how chemicals in the water supply affect fertility and sexuality. The host argues that these environmental toxins are part of a scientific dictatorship's plan for population reduction. Promotional t-shirts are offered to fund the research and website.