Post-Nuclear Food: Engineered Famine & Global Collapse Threat
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Dive deep into disturbing predictions of global population collapse and the terrifying prospect of a post-nuclear world. This segment explores the dire consequences of engineered famine and the potential for billions to face catastrophic food shortages, even without direct nuclear strikes.
Learn about the grim reality of "post-nuclear food," radiation, and radioisotopes like Cesium 137, contrasting it with the historical value of pre-nuclear metals. Uncover the geopolitical strategies to induce famine, specifically targeting nations like China by blocking critical maritime chokepoints such as Malacca, Bab el-Mandeb, and the Black Sea.
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Transcript
I did a lot of research, you know, uh Professor Steve Keen is saying two billion people might die. Uh I I I have a little more conservative numbers based on the actual percentage of fertilizer that comes out of the Persian Gulf compared to the world. My number is 400 million, which is about 5% of the world population. But if you add in the economic collapse and the institutional collapse, that's where obviously that number can get much larger. But Michael, uh Matt just talked about the risk of nuclear war. You and I, well, all three of us know that if any nuke goes off anywhere in the world, including the US dropping one on Pickaxe Mountain, then from that day forward, every food crop that's harvested will be known as post-nuclear food. And all the food that existed before that will be pre-nuclear food. Like, which kind of food do you want to eat? You know? I mean, how's that going to figure into the famine when radiation and radioisotopes start raining down, settling out of the atmosphere and dropping Cesium 137 on people's farms. Right? Just like steel today, they still use steel from old ...
