Topic: Non Gmo

China currently controls 98% of rare earth minerals, while the BRICS nations are opening new gold mines in Africa. Vladimir Putin is reportedly positioning Russia as a global leader in non-GMO organic food, contrasting this with Bill Gates' purchase of American farmland to produce "poison food." These trends are presented as a masterful long-term strategy by Russia and China to beat the West without firing a shot.

Owen Shroyer and Diane Kaser discuss the power of the free market in shifting consumer habits toward healthier products, citing the success of the Non-GMO movement. They warn against the use of chemical-heavy products like Roundup, bug spray, and high-SPF sunscreens, which they claim are "industrial waste." Shroyer shares his personal experience of improved health after stopping the use of these conventional products.

The conflict between Big Pharma and ancient herbal wisdom is framed as a battle over the control of medical compounds. Dr. Immanuel's family in Africa grows non-GMO moringa and lemongrass for use in her supplement line. This "symbiotic relationship" is presented as a way to support African agriculture while providing health benefits to Western consumers.

A report by Greg Reese details the integration of mRNA technology and gene editing into the global food supply, specifically targeting livestock and produce like tomatoes and lettuce. The segment claims that UK laws now allow gene-edited food to be labeled as non-GMO and warns of "ribbon-like structures" found in the blood of both vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals. Reese suggests that Bill Gates is pushing "immortal cell lines" or cancerous cells as meat alternatives.

A caller from Israel discusses the need for a peaceful revolution and suggests supercharging the anti-globalist message for younger generations. The conversation touches on the importance of non-GMO and kosher health standards based on Levitical laws. Plans are proposed to host a weekly international "power hour" to take calls from listeners in Australia, Brazil, and the UK.

Chris from Kentucky warns farmers against selling carbon credits to multinational conglomerates, calling it a "slave economy" trap. He emphasizes the need for farmers to prepare for Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) by creating local, self-sustained food systems using non-GMO seeds and vegetable oil fuel.