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Kristin R Glover's avatar

The second this guy said he got the COVID shots, I stopped believing anything he said or believes. Stopped listening to him.

Joseph Sturkey's avatar

My reaction, exactly.

FreedomAZ's avatar

Agree that is a major red flag. It does not make his other observation/conclusions WRONG, but it is a big credibility GAP from our perspective.

Paul Joyce's avatar

Enjoyed your guest and the discussion. Stunned Dr Miller is sanguine about the covid "vaccine" (molecular composite). His cred took a 25% haircut right there.

Clarke Fountain's avatar

"We have the best Congress money can buy." ---Will Rogers (1930's comedian)

Gwennie's avatar

Canada collapsed 5 days ago, when a man was allowed to over-ride his wife's declared wish for palliative care and have her killed instead. It happened the same day he made the request, citing caregiver burnout, and she was murdered later that day.

It is not even clear to me that she was dying. She had cardiac surgery and subsequent complications. But there was no mention that her condition was fatal or so hampered her quality of life or caused such suffering that a reasonable person might chose to end it. Her murder seems to be based on caregiver convenience, and refusal by TPTB to allow her hospice. When a person can, with the blessings of the state, murder a family member as casually and quickly as ordering a pizza it doesn't matter that there are still skyscrapers in Toronto, or opera, or great Vietnamese food and lovely parks in Vancouver. Because it is already over.

regan moran's avatar

Troubles with them? (The vax). I would not be staying at this guys ranch

Brad Parsons's avatar

Evasive answers on the tougher subjects. Has his history wrong on Taiwan, was never a part of China. Looking up his webpage, these ranches do not look like they will be safe places, and his price schedule looks laughable in the event of collapse. This guy may have a Ph.D. from Harvard, but that don't mean shit.

alwayscurious's avatar

excellent fearmonger guest

alwayscurious's avatar

also, avian flu scare stories and culling of birds, in the US, stopped after January 20, 2025; regrettably the ostrich farm in BC lost their battle against the nazi canadian health experts in the dark of night

Rob D's avatar

I was shocked by the murder of these birds. We have ostrich ranches in my area and none of them have had "bird flu." That was just a disgusting display of a desperate government and, frankly, just evil people. Imagine keeping a job where you are directed to do something like this and you do it without question? WTH has happened to humanity?

Jennie Corsi's avatar

I have been saying we need draconian term limits, even just one term, for years. This would contribute to the elimination of a separate political class.

Janitor's avatar

Kunstler, have you noticed the amount of Air Force Fags that want to chime in on COIN Warfare and Ground Operations? What is it? I think they secretly want to give Army and Marine guys hand-jobs. Air Force; Get the fuck outta’ here wimp!

Dave scopaz's avatar

As a researcher of economics ecology energy and environment I have been a big fan of Kunstlers work since the Long Emergency.....

As to the guest on the show, Colonial ...whatever....I had a brief correspondence looking at the potential of working for him as a homestead permaculture and preparedness consultant and contractor. (Employee).

To the best of my knowledge and perspective, what he's advertising is an absolute joke. To sell survival retreats as timeshares for people without critical thinking skills it's so far beyond a laughable endeavor, yet, simultaneously, a fantastic and tremendously profitable business scheme. Undoubtedly, he'll be a multi multi-millionaire when he sells out just before it all drops, leaving all those new real estate owners with a way overly exposed position.

I've never seen anybody stress how cheap he was willing to pay for labor,....and I've done nearly everything under the sun.

Dave scopaz's avatar

Id like to add that I felt the guest to be well spoken, intelligent, well informed and made some fairly cogent points.... I would anticipate his book to be worth buying.

JackStrawWichita's avatar

This guy is the Rand Paul of preppers. There's no consistency in his belief structure.

Paul Joyce's avatar

And Dr. Miller brayed about calling out Covid early as only a threat to the (vulnerable) elderly. Yet he was insouciant about taking the shot

And he ducked questions poised to him by Howard.

To some degree, he seemed a mile wide and six inches deep.

Suzy Cue's avatar

Oooo, a Masters degree from Harvard! Please. I’ve no interest in some overpaid yahoo who worked for the DOD and now has a consulting agency. Sucking’ on the government tit. Go away.

dave mills's avatar

Just looked at this book, and ordered it. Our government really has pursued stupid foreign and military policies that endanger rather than protect our lives. Colonel Miller is right on, and we need to focus on protecting our homeland and our citizens, not being the world's policeman and provoking China to make war against us.

Catherine Cronin's avatar

Catastrophic events are NOT INEVITABLE. in fact lone should maintain a positive attitude and be aware of people like this doomsday monster

Rob D's avatar

Especially "pandemics" (inevitable). All of the "pandemics" of our lifetime have been fake. One only needs to do a modicum of research to determine that all of the "pandemics" for decades have had ulterior goals behind them.

Peace2051's avatar

Thanks for this heads up, Jim! The book description raised my eyebrows more than once and now that book is in my cell phone in my reading list. The author has street cred that he knows of which he writes and I look forward to gleaning his insights. Finally someone steeped in emergency planning lays out a plan for how we might manage the best future from a bad situation. (BTW, disaster planning makes strange bedfellows!)