Topic: Food Famine

War correspondent Michael Yon joins Mike Adams to discuss the "engineered" nature of the current global food and energy crisis. Yon, speaking from Japan, notes that the country is extremely vulnerable to famine due to its reliance on imported food and energy. He references historical warnings from Commodore Perry and Ulysses S. Grant regarding the strategic importance of Okinawa and the potential for debt traps in Asia.

Projections for the fall of 2026 suggest widespread food scarcity in the U.S. as current planting seasons suffer from a lack of nitrogenous fertilizers. Mike Adams notes that the Strategic Petroleum Reserve was not refilled before the war, leaving the U.S. vulnerable as oil prices potentially climb toward $300 a barrel. He predicts that 45 million American households will be at risk of food insecurity by the end of the year.

Guest host Mike Adams argues that the recent culling of millions of chickens due to bird flu is a deliberate act of food supply sabotage based on fraudulent PCR testing. Adams, who runs a mass spec laboratory, claims PCR tests lack quantitative data and are being used to create artificial scarcity. He warns that engineered famine is a globalist tactic being tested in Gaza before being applied elsewhere.

Small farms and ranches are being forced to shut down due to increasing government regulations and carbon emission mandates. Schroer argues that the government acts as a mafia middleman, preventing direct transactions between neighbors for products like raw milk and fresh vegetables. This centralization of the food supply is presented as a deliberate tactic to control the masses through impoverishment and starvation.

Michael Yon introduces the concept of the "Triangle of Death," where pandemic, famine, and war always occur together. He warns that current global conditions are being set for a slow-moving, intentional famine, comparing it to the Irish Potato Famine and the Nazi-instigated "Hungerventer" in the Netherlands. Yon advises that those who are not preparing for food shortages are being "foolish" given the current geopolitical climate.

Referencing war correspondent Michael Yon, Mike Adams explains that decentralized food production is the key to surviving engineered famines. He advises listeners to stockpile nutrition and supplies now, noting a nine-month backlog on items like supplement lids and labels. Alex Jones emphasizes that the time for preparation is critical as the "collapse" has already been initiated.

A report by Brian Wilson details a worldwide drought affecting the U.S., Europe, and China, impacting wheat and beef production. The segment explores the "mysterious" fires at over 100 food processing plants and the potential use of weather modification technology. It cites Henry Kissinger’s quote regarding the control of food as a weapon.

Referencing Winston Churchill's "blood, toil, tears, and sweat" speech, the discussion shifts to the harsh realities of the engineered global collapse. The World Food Program is cited regarding the hundreds of millions of people facing starvation due to lockdowns and supply chain disruptions. The "winners" of this new order are identified as China, BlackRock, and major hedge funds, while the U.S. and Europe are the primary losers.

The United Nations warns of the worst global food crisis since World War II, which is interpreted here as a manufactured famine designed to break human will. A divide is described between "neoliberal" transhumanists who seek to feminize and sterilize the population and other factions like China and Russia who prefer technological augmentation. The elite are accused of viewing the general public as a "larval phase" to be phased out in favor of a silicon-based species.

Escalating US involvement in Ukraine, such as providing fighter jets via Poland, is viewed as a direct path to nuclear conflict. Beyond energy, the conflict threatens global food security as Russia is a major exporter of grain and fertilizer, potentially leading to widespread famines.