CSN EP-30 News with M (War on meat, Robot attacks, Black Swan Event in 2024)

Hey, everyone, Welcome back to Crazy Strange News Episode thirty. Haven't done one for a little while, and it's gonna be a little different than you're used to. I usually keep it lighthearted or you know, cryptid or spooky, but today we're M and I. I'm joined with M my baby girl, not my daughter, my significant other. So, and she has a background, and well maybe I should be careful. She for her work, has to keep up with global economic trends, geopolitics, things like this for her job. So she comes across a lot of just a lot. It's almost like warnings, like we're being warned here and there. You know what really these agendas? You know, if you're a conspiracy theorist like I am, Mixed Strange, you kind of start seeing patterns and trends and you start going down rabbit holes and digging up info and collecting and seeing. So you've trained your mind to kind of pick weird things out of the news. And she comes across some very interesting things. She tells me, like before we go to bed, we'll usually listen to a podcast or USA watchdog dot com or you know Martin what's his name, Martin Armstrong, which he's awesome. But so in most of her things or economic related finance, you know, markets, stuff like that. But as I was saying, she comes across some very interesting things that she throws my way. And I'm gonna go ahead and hitch you guys with this one. So if you know who the who is not the band, not the awesome band, to who about the World Health Organization, it's kind of I think it's another It's just like the UN. It's a bunch of bs. It's a bunch of grifters. It's a bunch of agenda driven nut jobs. I'll just get it out there. That's my opinion. Maybe not m's. I'm a tinfoil hat guy, so that's where I'm going. I think it's all bs. Anymore, good intentions led to bad things with these, you know, these types of organizations. But so we get this from over at the Gateway pundit who's ted Ros declares war on meat, traditional farming, and traditional farming. So this was the fella during lockdowns in the COVID plandemic. He's like one of the guys that was kind of in China's pocket because China donates tons of money to them, as do the United States. But they do it for not to prop the who up, but they do it to kind of It's just like our you know, lobbyists in our government. Right, you pay an organization enough, you kind of get your agenda, you know, earmake earmark to pass through. So but here's this guy quote. Our food systems are harming the health of people in the planet. Food systems contribute over thirty percent of greenhouse gas emissions and account for almost one third of the global burden of disease. Transforming food systems is therefore essential, he says during a video message published last Thursday for the COP twenty eight official event, which was what is this e the United Nations Climate Change Conference. Yeah, so it's the climate agenda this time. Where's Greta at Earlier this month, the United Stations and United Stations United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization f AL rolled out it's food guidance. I'm dying to click on that link. I saw that earlier. I'm like, oh, but that would just get us like way deep in it for the first world countries. Now, this is food guidance for First World countries in an effort to reduce carbon admissions, which right, they want us to start eating what is that cockroach milk? Was it just blended up cockroaches putting stuff? Yeah? Delicious? Now you can't milk. Yeah, those those teats are tiny. But you know that's for us. That's not for China. You know, that's not for India. That's not It's just like the climate crap. Basically socialism, right, yeah, you make everybody the same. So it's only the guidance for first world countries, meaning that we have to be dropped to a level of second or third world country, so everybody's the same. It's just like like the school system. Now what is the heck is it? All the smart kids are dumbed down to the average right child behind another socialist. Uh, you know, let's not create over achievers, let's not propagate that. Let's make everybody average. No, no American exceptionalism allowed here. Oh was that racist? I have no idea anymore with the woke culture. But so the message to rich countries consume less meat, all right, Fatty, no more meat, No rib more ribby and Delmonico's for this guy quote. Nations that over consume meat will be advised to limit their intake while developing countries where under consumption of meat adds to a prevalent nutritional challenge. Hmm, So they're going to take my ribby and send it to Uganda or something, So they'll need to improve their livestock farming. According to the FAO, Bloomberg reported a few weeks ago, so that one was from Bloomberg. The globalists are pushing for commoners to eat bugs, weeds, and synthetic meat because bugs consume fewer resources than traditional livestock and they probably have less flagulence. Right, cow's are killing the climate for Sureastards. A WEF article from twenty sixteen says, it all, welcome to twenty thirty. I own nothing, have no privacy, and life has never been better. So that's the whole world Economic forums. You'll own nothing, You'll yeah, the whole bull crap. So and it's build back Better is their banner, their slogan for all this crap. If you've not been aware, Klaus Schwab, he's the guru for obvious for all these new world leaders. Biden's a jet wok. When he ran against Trump, what was it? Build back better? Trudeau? What was his? Uh? Was it? Macron? Who's in France. The opposition leader was that Lapenda lady. She's a little more conservative, but his was build back Better. So I don't, you know, I find that. I always found that very like it's staring us right in the face, what this coalition of And most people don't pay attention to international news, you won't see that. And then you see how come they all have exactly the same slogan? Did they have the same marketing people working for all of them? I thought it was just a counter make America great again when I saw Biden, oh, build back better. Yeah, but then you see it with all these then yeah, I saw it was like eight or nine different candidates for their leadership of their their individual countries, and I was like, wait a minute, see what is happening here. I mean, I'm not really smart, like totally a I'm not, but I'm not a dumb dummy either, So if I could pick on it, pick up on it. I mean, if you guys haven't had a chance to observe these things because you're kind of stuck in a rut where you get your news and information, this stuff's all out there and it's totally legit. It's not hiding it's just not covered. It's not conspiracy theory. No, it's not. What's Danny Bongino saying running out of what? Oh? Man, I wish I can't remember that right now his show, He's like, uh, running out of conspiracy theories because they keep becoming true or something. It's conspiracy fact, Yeah, conspiracy facts. So before you start shouting down someone, there is an agenda. It's blatant. You just have to open your eyes. Well, so this article basically is telling here's your warning. So in a couple of years or maybe if you know, they can't implement these things quickly. So but when you start to see, you know, maybe your food is you know, I don't even know if they'll adjust the labeling. So I don't know they changed that, didn't they the where they don't have to tell us anymore? What is was that under the War Powers Act? Or was that under the under COVID because the covides, they were allowed to change the products that were in your food and not tell you because it was an emergency situation. So they basically said, you know, if something was supposed to have a certain amount of protein, they can replace say hamburger with bugs it's because buds considered protein and they didn't have to put it on the package because we were under a national emergency and that was only supposed to be temporary. But I don't believe they ever formally went up and lifted that decree, so that means technically they could still. It's just like the Patriot Act. It's like anything that Congress passes, you know, government creates a law, a temporary law or something that's supposed to bridge the gap to a better solution. They just add more. Yeah. So since I've never repealed it, it gives them the green light to continue to change the products in your food and not legally have to tell you. So with the introduction of this, could they then just start adding more bugs to your food and you don't even know it if you're buying processed food? I'm so with that? Or what is that three D printed meat? You know? Which who knows what that? So again, conspiracy theory? Will it can turn a conspiracy fact? I don't know. Only time will tell, but pay attention. Yeah, and we've got really we have too, honestly, I mean, if we want to dig down, we can keep going. But smacking us right in the face these people. We have two agendas, climate change agenda, multi billion dollar industry has been for et cetera. I don't know so many years, and now this whole and this is this is just another arm of it. And they you know, world government, you know, socialistic world government really, I mean klaud schwabs it straight up fascist Nazi hide and behind socialism. That's how that slick. The next step though, that's the progression. So very interesting. M brings it and you know it's and she's not coming from a dark place. It's just when she does her research, she comes across some really really disturbing things and it's out there for everybody. So there it is, all right. So up next, this also comes from the Gateway pundit dot com. Now that everybody is keeping their eye on and being very watchful as AI progresses in multi industries and uh there's pushback from unions. You know. Also with that comes more in better you know design robots and uses for robots as we you know, the technology evolve. So now this is the headline from this article. It's Tesla Robots suffers malfunctions and allegedly repeat allegedly attacks engineer at Texas factory, leaving trail of blood. It's pretty dramatic, pretty it's pretty sensational. Man. So as we learn more about this, I'm going to go ahead and dive into it. Let you guys kind of hear what we're talking about, and of course where we will link these articles so you guys can check these things out for yourself. Triple check. That's we really like to do that, make sure three separate sources are kind of zero and in on this same happening. But a robotic malfunction at Tesla's Giga Texas factory resulted in a violent encounter where an engineer was attacked by one of the company's robots, resulting in significant injuries and leaving a trail of blood. So according to the Daily Mail, and that's what a UK and a UK newspapers or is this the American? Who's that? The Daily Star? I can't remember, can okay? And we know UK their papers some of the popular papers are just like The Inquirer. But hey, the Inquirer got a lot of stuff right, like bat Boy, Mary's Vampire. I don't know bat Boy though he's the best. According to the Daily Mail, while working on a software programming for non functional Tesla robots. The engineer was suddenly pinned against a surface by a robot task with manipulating aluminum car component components with its metal clause, inflicting an injury that left an open wound on the worker's left hand. Now, when we were reading that earlier, I was kind of getting I was like, wait a minute, left hand, and he said back or sternum or whatever. Chest back. So we're gonna have to read a little more here. Let's just read maybe I misread. Two of the robots, which cut car parts from freshly cast pieces of aluminum, were disabled so the engineer and his teammates could safely work on the machines. A third one, which grabbed and moves the car parts, was inadvertently left operational. You think there'd be like a safety I've worked in. You know, there's like a master safety, big red ass button like Hillary Clinton's reset button. It's big. It's a big red plunger. You think they'd have one of those to turn everything off where you're working. So, according to two people who watch did happened, that must have been like a horror show man sky nets up, sky nets up. It's live as that robot ran through its normal motions, it pinned the engineer against a surface, so he was he didn't really just straight out attack them. That's what it sounds like, like this robot's just like, I've had enough of this crap. Guys are going down. Yes, So he got in a way there, so that's it's just a it's an OSHA thing. It's a safety issue, pushing its claws into his body and drawing blood from his back and arm. The two people said, that's from the information slightly right. So they're piecing together multiple articles in different about the same incident. So that's not to say that as AI improves and they start to think more for themselves. Yeah, but that's what I love, Like I love the Gateway Pundit, but sometimes they're just it's kind of they do a lot of good, great work, they really do, but sometimes like I get mad at the writers for the type of and that's across the board. Come on, I mean, I can't just nail them for it. But you're like, wait a minute, you know that's not necessarily what I'm reading here. But that's how you get subscriptions, man, that's how you get clicks. So quick action was taken by Tesla workers who intervened and triggered the emergencies shut down button. Hello, it's the Hillary plunger. It holded the malfunctioning robot. Well, he wasn't malfunctioning though, he was just doing his thing. He just brow gotten away. It's like he was just putting car parts where they needed to be in a human gotten away. So if he was, then was he holding the car parts? Well earlier something like he's jamming his claws into this Dude's like torso but not necessary. I mean, I don't know. I mean they said that he was trying to do a software programming, so he might have been he might have been adjusting programming and they thought he was off. No wait, it says this incident came to light through a twenty twenty one injury report filed to Travis County and federal regulators, which Daily Mail reviewed. So this was back in twenty twenty one. Then Tesla is legally required to report such incidents to ensure the content the continuation of state provided tax incentives. Which okay, that's the state, not the Fed. Was SpaceX man he got or was that Tesla got billions. Either way, your dud's getting billions from us to do some pretty significant work. I can't you know. Despite claims by Tesla that the engineer did not require time off following the event, well you gouts sure as home made it sound like he needed some time off. I keep thinking about the robot made from the Judson's with them claws. She'd like like she'd just zip around and I forget her name, but like her attacking, you know, some dude with them nasty gnarly clause robot class. Every time I hear about the Tesla's self driving cars and people don't drive, Yeah, I always think about that movie. It's like from the seventies where Microphone. I always think about that movie from the seventies where the where there's no old people, Oh Logan's run. Yeah, they all at thirty two or whatever. They just report to the they report in. They go into a car that's self driving, and they drive them to like a hole and they have to jump in or something. Oh maybe that's a different one. I don't know, if something like that, and it's like you can't there's all kinds of dystopia movies out there, like Marathon Man with Charlton Heston best ever. I love that. Yeah, But that's what I think about is like self driving, cause they were saying, even in the future, once they improve this self driving technology, you won't even have a steering wheel or break or gas or nothing. And I'm like, so you completely trust this technology to do what it's supposed to do, and then you can't even get it things they might even have, like door knob, like the get out of the handles to get out of the car. I'm like, so you can't even get out. And that's what reminds me of that movie, because they couldn't get out, just like it turn it over, like into the pit. I think they just opened the door finally once you got to your destination. I remember the door opening, they get out, But then I think they just committed suicide because nobody was supposed to live past because you like as a way to help the youth, you know, because we can't support everybody, we can't feed everything. You're old and useless and you're using up resources like the death panels in England. And but it was like because nods, you know what I mean, Like the earth was contaminated. I don't know if it was a nuclear war. They were in domes and there was only limited resources, so you wanted the young to live, so the old people would voluntarily kill themselves. But when I think of the self driving cars, that's what I think about. What's your patriotic duty? Yeah, so you're too old, but can't feed you climate change because the world's been destroyed, so we have limited resources, so only the young people can eat. So what dome did the one percenters live under? Do you think? Oh, I'm sure they they don't. They just live in They all have their mansions, they all have you know, airplanes, jets. No, that's why you had to die at that age because people that were old were they just like the Carnegies and Rockefellers and eugenics. They just thought the rest of us were yeah, useless eater type type deal. They should be only the be the Georgia guidestones. They should only be the ones that pro create because they're the exceptional class. Yeah they're smart, but you know their kids are just their dads and their their parents made the money. You know, so like what, Well, I guess it's the legacy of the better jenes. You know, I don't know whatever we're getting. Oh, but I did want to say, it's just like the old school Star Trek and Kirk and the boys roll up on a planet and they've had like these two superpowers. This kind of like the US and you know, Soviet Union used to nuke each other on this planet. The two superpowers used to until they both came to the conclusion that it was mutual destruction. It wasn't the threat of mutual destruction. It's just because they were already past that point. So they just created supercomputers that would do the lottery on each side, so so many people would have to die at the end of the week after the battle, you know, the simulated battles, that's what it was, just two computers battling like these are your this is your casualty list, and these are who the people that you know, twenty four hundred people need to die this week. Yeah, and they would pick the people that, you know, it's like a random number. Everybody had a number and you're like, okay, disintegration chambers or whatever they were using, and it was it just kept going for hundreds of years like that, and Kirk's like, damn it, this is insanity. You know, so they saved the day. You know, bones is there. I'm just a doctor, Jim. I'm just a country doctor on a starship. But yeah, I guess I'm sorry, but that was in my mind. And I love that episode because it's just so like totally nineteen sixties sci fi. It's the best. So that's that's some a glimpse of our future. And you have any thoughts about Elon Musk. I always thought he was a douche nozzle until he started standing up for free speech and like putting his money where his mouth was. Was Yeah, I mean, I like, he scares the shit out of me. But then I got a it's like a bro crush on him sometimes. I mean I enjoyed the articles when he first took over Twitter now x where he like he brought in the kitchen scene. He's like you're all freaking out and he fired a bunch of people. But so in a way, yes, I kind of think he's for you know, the average person or whatever. But then some of the things he's he's almost following the Constitution with the model for you know, free speech, the free speech telling people like you don't allow them. And if you're a fan of the constitution. He's not won you over, and it could be total psyop you know, type psychologlogical operations, you know, which our government plays on us constantly, the CIA, it's documented. Just look at mk Ultra. They're not supposed to be doing shit in this country. Well, and then the things where he does, like like the implants from ye yes, that stuff kind of creeps me up. I am not down with putting any type of you know, I see, I see where it can go, and I think it could be just in my imagination runs wild, and I think so much good can be done with it. But then, being a jaded individual after so many years of living on this planet, you hit thirty to start seeing politics for what it is. You hit forty, you're running down some rabbit holes, you know, you hit fifty. Sometimes people are enlightened at twenty and they started early. But thank god for you people, you young people that are catching on. But man, I'm just like, there's just too much bad that can happen from this. It's like all the good that it can do, like paralyzed people can walk again, yeah, you know, disease, you know, like I think about not nanobots and I'm like, yeah, of course, why wouldn't we get rid of cancer using nanobots or you know whatever. Ms repair spinal injuries and brain implants, and I see more for like physically, Like imagine going to another country and speaking the language immediately. Yeah, I mean I agree that you can, you know, with people like that are paralyzing things like that. But cancer and things. You know, I'm not saying that you don't want to cure that, but there could be other ways to cure cancer, because some people say they're just dragging their feet because of the pharmaceuticals. Yeah, something to say, you could. You know, it's a healthy lifestyle that can you know, keep your body healthy, right, so if you eat well and you exercise. I mean, everybody knows these things, but we don't. It's like modern when I go to the doctor because I have diabetes, you know, they tell me straight out, exercise every day and eat better and half this your problems will go away. But typical bullheaded American male, you know, raised on fast food and crap half the time, convenience foods anyhow, you know, it's just being bullheaded. I'm not helping myself at all, you know. Yeah, I mean a lot of it, So they want to give me more pills, right, yeah, a lot of things. We know if I mean, everybody knows this. If you eat better and exercise, you're going to be healthier. But it's facts. People don't they're too lazy too. They don't want to or this life, you know, just life in general. You're busy and family and so on. You just don't have the time to do certain things. But but you all know this. So it's you know, if we eat better, and I guess that's what the w h O wants for us, right by eating bugs, we could be healthier. Yeah, but bloody meat? What about my my source iron? Yeah, come on, you have to take a sup. They also want to how many supplements and pharmaceutical sceuticals are going to take because we're milk and cockroach. They want they want to they want to do that for animal like your dogs and cats. They want to change there. But they already get the shaft unless you feed them some red meat every once in a while, and they're eating like crap. But most dog food. Yeah, they're coming to sustain freaking food for a carnivore. Yeah, but they live. They mix it with rice and potatoes. But now if they change, if they keep the rice, but they change the whatever the veal or the veson or Dennison or whatever it is. But you know, if they change the meat to bugs, yea, then then you're then they're gonna then you're gonna be taking your dog to the vet constantly because they're gonna be shedding and you're like hot spots all that crap. You know, it's all their diet. I guess we'll move on. I hope you guys like that little tidbit there. It was a pretty good one. We can go a million different ways. I you know, I'll tell you Elon Musk, I don't trust them. I admire him to a certain extent, and I'm rooting for the dude as long as he aligns with my values. You know, if he doesn't, he's the devil for sure. If he's trying to stick an implant in me, I'm going to fight him. If I see him on the street, I will fight them. Do we have one more for the program today? Another art? Yeah, there's one more. This one. This is at least a second or third time I've seen this, which I found very interesting. So I guess, as we said, we kind of our conspiracy theorists. Oh for sure. So when I see weird things like this, I bring it to your attention. So CBS News reporter makes quote unquote dark prediction of a quote black swan event in twenty twenty four. So again putting on that tinfoil hat, it was always We've always heard people say, you know, they have to warn you of things before they happen. So whether that's true or not or just something well, in the context of like good and evil, God and the devil, you know, the Devil's minion. The deal with God is he's gotta he's gotta warn God's like, yeah, you gotta warn them. So you got to tell them what you're gonna do so they can make preparations, they can make their their choice. Yeah. Free will, Right, That's God's big thing, free will. I give you free will. So you so you didn't say how he has to tell you, right, just has to tell you so if you go down that track. So yeah, if you go down that track, then it's then you could say, oh, well they're warning you, right, So yeah you could because this crap she's about to do is kind of nonsensical. Yeah, she's an investigative reporter and everybody knows who she is as Catherine Carriage, Herriage. I don't know it's about h I've seen her a million times. Yeah, very I guess the top echelon now, I mean, she's every CBS whatever. So she's a CV, like you said, CBS News investigative reporter. So this seems very weird. What was she investigating? What is she looking? How do you investigate black swan events? Unlikely? So what is she investigating that? Now she's warning she's on Face the Nation So it's a panel. Yeah, So it says she made a call during a roundtable discussion when she was asked by host Margaret Brunnan about what we could expect to unfold in this coming year, and she said, well, quote unquote, mine is well, mine is a little dark quote I just feel a lot of concern that twenty twenty four may be a year of a black swaan event. This is a national security event with high impact that's very hard to predict. Well, how could she predict? How can she make that call and say it's gonna be a national security event that's high impact, that's hard to predict in twenty twenty four as an investigative reporter, who's going to how would you know if you're investigating something unless somebody's telling you that there's something big gonna happen in twenty twenty four, Yeah, like what is it? So maybe as we get closer, she's gonna start dropping more nuggets or just have a big story. Maybe she's gonna break a significant story that her handlers are, Okay, we're gonna tee it up right now, and then down the line when we need you, we're gonna drop it for you. It's gonna make you look fantastic. You're gonna, you know, get everything you ever want. It was saying, oh my gosh, she's the one that called this and it happens. I mean not to be, but that kind of makes sense. I don't want to be like, oh yeah, but again, that's your conspiracy theory factor, right So right now it's you know, how how can you predict such a thing? So maybe again, six months from now, you'll be like, you'll this. A lot of sources that we pay attention to have been saying for quite a while that in the time period of twenty twenty four and it's a very significant and impact full time because what we have elections? So what are you know? I was always thinking, Okay, when we hear these things, watch out because trends, you know, like something's gonna happen. Are they gonna not have an election because of some kind of national security of the War Powers Act? You know, they've they've just put into law to give the general over at uh norad the power of continuity of government. And in that bill or that act or whatever it was that they voted for, he basically takes over. He is your president, and it is martial law, and it's what the army and the military thereforce, et cetera, you know, And that's so that you can tee it up. There's a number of theories. I guess yeah, because she's telling you it's a national security event. So what would be so big that well? Was it the all the military aged men from around the world, the millions of them coming through the border, the southern border. I'm sorry, I'm getting fired up. So the article goes on to say that a black Swan event is defined as a major like cate category event that seems unpredictable at the time, but with the benefit of hindsight seemed inevitable, so the event must have an extreme impact when it curves. So like they gave an example the article of like the subprime crisis, so you didn't nobody knew what was coming when it happened, but after it happened they dubbed it. Explain that that everybody the seven eight housing market crash, right, yeah, so that you know, it was the recession they called it instead of the Great Depression. And yes, there was a bunch of mortgages that were given to people that really couldn't afford them, and then everybody was surprised when the mortgage bubble popped and then all of these banks went under. It affected like all the way to GM right. Yeah, I meant because banks went under, they failed. Banks obviously provide credit to businesses and then they lost their ability to get some other credit. And so it was just this big perpetual spiral of a financial crisis until everybody was that affected everyone. It affected us, YEAHFCT it screwed the value of our home up. Yeah, it affected everyone in one way or another. But so but everybody was like, oh, I didn't know it was but you know, hence as he mentioned earlier, us the way we are we look at things and we look at trends, and we see these little patterns and we're like, wait a minute, there's an event, that event, that event, you know, I remember going up. You're so analytical though, and that in you're trained to be analytical, and you're naturally hyper analytical. So I remember though, before that financial crisis happened, I you know, we used to watch HDTV, like Home and Garden Television, and we watch people fix up their homes and Jim Kramer, what a fraud? He is, Well, no, but we would watch these shows like about you know, fixing up your home and things of that nature. And we'd see all these homes in California that were they look like not to say, a shack per se, but they were small, you know, slab homes which maybe been a two bedroom, and there were half a million dollars. Yeah, but the next day, in the next day, they could be three quarter of a million dollar. Yes, that's how the housing market. I mean, it was just so crazy. But then the people that were buying these things, they said were bartenders. Things that they have like how did they afford these homes? And I kept wondering, and I kept asking these questions, like you said, being analytical and like this makes no logical sense to me, Like how can a bartender, even though I know the cost of livings hire in California, most of their funds are under the table. Then you know, I'm like, I still don't see how you can legitimately afford a home for half a million dollars on that kind of making that kind of income. And listen, I were not discouraging bartenders or you know, putting them in a different basket. But because I was a food in I was a bartender for quite a while, a food server. It's not I made damn good money and I'd have to work half as much as my buddy's in the mill. Well, no, you're not like the same amount of money. Trying to discredit that profession. What I'm saying is that but I couldn't. I could never think, Yeah, I could never get a house, afford a home that costs that much on any kind like unless you were making a lot of money, you are like a big way you're able to slap down about fifty percent of that mortgage is a down payment. Because I can't even remember how many thousands of dollars a month in mortgage payment it is on half a million dollars for thirty years, you know, So it just didn't make sense to me. And some of them weren't bart hunderds. Some of them were, you know, they worked at retail establishments, and it just was well, even sixty thousand dollars a year in California at that time. How do you make an annual income of sixty thousand dollars and get a half a million dollar huh? Yeah. So I just kept asking these questions and it took a long time for me to find the answer. And it's because they were doing interest only mortgages, so that's why it was affordable. And then when the interest rates reset and the principal payments came due, these people couldn't afford it, so they defaulted on their mortgage. And there was so many of these loans given out that the banks obviously suffered by giving out these things. That's essentially like a variable rate rates moving right now, it just means that you had to pay almost double what you paid before when the interest rate depending on the interest rate you got, but when the principal portion of that payment came, do you had people got minimum minimum paid double, So if your payment was four hundred dollars a month, it ended up being eight hundred. If it was and that's low twelve hundred, then it became twenty four hundred. You know. So at minimum in California was probably like three grand a month, yeah, becoming six or eight. So when that time period came up, and then then a lot of those were set up as balloon payments. That meant after that time, once it converted from an interest only to a regular conventional mortgage, you had to get a loan for the full amount that you owed, and all you were paying was the interest. So if you had this interest only payment for two years, you didn't pay any principle. So if you look at that, if you're ending in a balloon, I mean, it's all bloom payment. But if are you talking short terms like ten year loans, then like it's due at the end of everybody had different times. What I'm saying, at some point that's almost creditorial, I guess is where I'm getting. Yeah, so at something it's like a in contract. When that came do you had to then get a conventional loan for the full amount, which was principal and interest, and people couldn't afford it. Yeah, I just sorry, guys. I I took us down at tangent, I think, but that's what it was. Yeah, So again there was there was clues, and I kept as somebody that works in you know, finance and different things, you know, in accounting, it just didn't make sense to me, and I kept questioning and nobody could give me an answer. And then when it finally blew up, now it makes sense. So so regardles, yeah, we did go down a tangent. So going back to this, so the quote on the article just says, quote, there are a number of concerns, concerns that that have I have that factor into that. So not only is not only it's it's written at the quote, it's not coming out correctly. Not only this a sort of enduring heightened threat level that we're facing the wars in Israel, also Ukraine, et cetera. And we're so divided in this country in ways that we haven't seen before. Not true, and I think that just creates fertile ground for our adversaries like North Korea, China and Iran and that's what concerns me most, she ads, So she's teeing us up for some kind of international national security event, maybe a dirty nuke in a city. I don't know what she's she's getting at. Nuke's gonna fly, you know, I don't know, man, But we don't know. I mean, she's she's obviously including international parties. She's mentioning that it's a national security threat, it's high impact. So whatever it is, it appears that it's going to affect a big portion of the country. So again, conspiracy theory not I don't know, but she is a legitimate investment. The gative reporter has a lot of clout on major networks. She's been around for years. It just seems odd that she would talk about such a thing openly in public, and it's been it's out there. I've seen it at least in two or three articles. That is just some interesting stuff, and we all have to, hey, follow it with us. Maybe we're just you know, talking out our butts. I mean, I don't know. I think I find it very interesting that she seems to kind of know what direction is heading when I could name a dozen other things in this country that could happen. Yeah, like not being able to vote, or another pandemic or you know that suspends everything, changes how we do our elections, or you know, some trouble coming across the border. You know, they've already caught a bunch of people on a terrorist watch list, and just if they're catching twelve and we've been doing this bull crap for three year, you know, fris Bozo has just ushered in. He's just they're destroying this country by doing this. It's just a piece of it. So I would expect something getting across. I mean, we have fentanyl, we have all this crap. There's so many just internal domestic things. And she's saying, nah, it's gonna be you know, probably external national security. So if you would follow that, keep your eyes open, keep your ears open, we'll bring you some more because we'll be following this. Maybe we'll she'll pop up somewhere else, drop another nugget, a nugget of info, and just follow the trail man, see what happens. All right, I want to thank everybody. This is another new portion of this crazy Strange Days family. I think it's super interesting. I'm having fun with it. I'm bringing trying to bring some new mall. It's different, you know, because you know, you know, I'm a bigfoot UFO goofy guy. You know I love that stuff. I mean talking UFOs, isn't we A couple of months ago thought it was so odd. Maybe actually probably the summer right when they when the Navy admirals and finally came out and said, everybody's like disclosure ya. They're like, it's real, it's a psyop. But it's so crazy. How you know, twenty years ago, if you even talked about UFOs, you were that crazy UFO conspiracy in full hat person. And now all of a sudden they admit it. It's on Tucker Carlson on major news networks. And I find it so odd that nobody like goes, oh wow, those conspiracy theorist were right, or or nobody wants to debate it. They just all accept. You think the historical position of mainstream media, mainstream politics, mainstream society would be shitting itself right now. But everybody took it in stride, like yeah, okay, that's what I mean. Like, after Tucker and everybody else talk about it, there's no mass hysteria. Nobody wants it really wants answers to these questions and to what they're seeing. They just don't. They could care. They get back on their phone so they can look at TikTok or whatever it is they're doing now. But I'm just like everybody just brushed it out of the carpet, like this normal everyday news. And I'm like, wait a minute. For years, decades you were people died. That was like the biggest question. It wasn't is God reel? No, it's a little green men reel, And I want to know before I die. I hope I know, we know the government admitted it, right, and then we still are like, oh whatever, it's everyday news. It's normal fast food culture. Baby, nobody even like questions, so different subject. But I just found that interesting. All right, This was a fifty five minutes. This is a long show, WEP by real quick. I hope you guys enjoyed it. I loved it. My dig hanging out with M, the mysterious and all powerful M. She's definitely smarter than me, so I always say less of me is better on this show. And so I'm bringing you guys some better people. They're gonna make you think it's gonna be fun. Stick around as always. I have been mixed, strange and M and you have been M the saltry and delicious M. And this has been the crazy strange news. I love you, and I am out of name, and then D