Vulnerable US Cities: Globalist Agenda Targets Urban Populations by 2030

But in the US, let's go back to the US. What, what states or cities are going to be the most vulnerable then between now and 2030 as things happen? Like, for example, we already know that California has to import all its diesel fuel and gasoline. You know, California doesn't have functioning refineries or not that I'm aware of, maybe they have one. But also they don't have nuclear power plants except maybe one small one. They don't, you know, California has shut down their energy like Western Europe. And as a result, clearly, that's vulnerable. But what, what's your overall assessment of of where is it, where are people vulnerable in America? Oh, all these big mega cities like Los Angeles, you know, Los Angeles count, the whole thing, you know, I spent a couple years in California, so I'm pretty familiar with it. I mean, all those mega cities, uh, New York or whatever. Or Florida. I love Florida. I grew up in Florida, but I'm also looking at this through a war lens. Florida is not that resilient because there's too many people. If there weren't that many people, you could do fine. But keep in ...