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Profiting in the Coming Economic Collapse, Part 2: Canada Under Attack
Adrian Spitters, Bryce Wade, Warren Keane
By Iron Will | February 21, 2024 | 0

The current economic system is headed for collapse. The globalists want to replace it with CBDCs and social credit scores. I and others believe they will fail in that goal, but that does not change the fact that we are headed for a major crash, one so severe it could make the Great Depression look like a minor economic slump.

In November, we released my 3 part series with financial experts Adrian Spitters, Bryce Wade and Warren Keane. That series, titled How to Profit in the Coming Economic Collapse, ranked in the top ten of my now almost 400 interviews for views. You can see that series at IronWillReport.com.

But the picture is constantly changing. Rampant inflation, which is not the 4 or 5% the government claims, but well into double digits when food prices and rising energy costs are taken into account; unbridled immigration combined with falling house prices, a looming wave of foreclosures as people must soon renew their mortgages at much higher interest rates, a federal government which has run up more debt and printed more money than all previous governments combined, and of course the globalist’s plans to release more viruses and engineer cyber attacks while attempting to destroy our food and energy supplies, all contribute to the building pressure upon our wallets.

The writing is on the wall, for anyone with the courage to look at it.

And so Adrian, Bryce and Warren have kindly agreed to quarterly updates. Not just to give us all a clear picture of the evolving crisis, but more importantly to offer solutions.

In part one of this second series, we discuss the changes in the global situation over the past 3 months. In part two, we focus especially on the problems facing Canadians, and in part 3, once again we cover solutions. Solutions that are not just for those who can afford to invest hundreds of thousands, but also for those who have little or nothing with which to secure themselves and their families in the coming crisis.

It has been said that capitalism is a means for the uneven distribution of wealth, socialism is a means for the even distribution of poverty, and communism is socialism with a gun held to your head.

In a Canada where Trudeau’s government is working for outside powers that want to subject us all to their own special brand of communism, these interviews contain the information you need to be informed, and above all, to be prepared.

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The current economic system is headed for collapse. The globalists want to replace it with CBDCs and social credit scores. I and others believe they will fail in that goal.
But that does not change the fact that we are headed for a major crash. One so severe it could make the Great Depression look like a minor economic slump.
In November, we released my three -part series with financial experts. Adrian Spitters, Bryce Wade, and Warren Keane. That series,
titled "How to Profit in the Coming Economic Collapse," ranked in the top ten of my now almost 400 interviews or views. You can see that series at ironwellreport .com.
But the picture is constantly changing. Rampant inflation. which is not the 4 % or 5 % the government claims, but well into double digits when food prices and rising energy costs are taken into account.
Unbridled immigration, combined with falling house prices, a looming wave of foreclosures as people must soon renew their mortgages at much higher interest rates.
A federal government. government, which has run up more debt and printed more money than all previous governments combined; and, of course, the globalists' plans to release more viruses and engineer cyberattacks,
while attempting to destroy our food and energy supplies, all contribute to the building pressure upon our wallets. The writing is on the wall.
wall for anyone with the courage to look at it. And so Adrian, Bryce, and Warren have kindly agreed to quarterly updates, not just to give us all a clear picture of the evolving crisis,
but more importantly, to offer solutions. In part one of this second series, we discussed the changes in the global situation over the past three months.
In part two, we focus especially on the problems facing Canadians. And in part three, once again, we cover solutions. Solutions that are not just for those who can afford to invest hundreds of thousands,
but also for those who have little or nothing, with which to secure themselves and their families in the coming crisis. crisis. It has been said that capitalism is a means for the uneven distribution of wealth;
socialism is a means for the even distribution of poverty; and communism is socialism with a gun held to your head. In a Canada where Trudeau's government is working for outside powers that want to subject us all.
to their own special brand of Communism. These interviews contain the information you need to be informed, and above all, to be prepared.
[END OF TRANSCRIPT] Adrin, Bryce, Warren, thank you for coming back for part two of this third three -part series on the...
economy and how people can protect themselves from the crash that's coming. My pleasure, man. Thank you for having us. Bryce, you throw me a fantastic starter for this part of the series.
It was a post made by Theo Fleury about what's happening in Canada and it's so good. I would like to read it for you folks. "Sovereign debt.
Borrow as much money as possible or world banks and give it to foreign aid. Make sure next to nothing is being put back into Canadian infrastructure. Raise taxes, carbon tax.
To shut down small businesses and discourage growth. Shut down industries. Bombardier, General Motors, Boeing, Pipeline, 70 % of oil and gas sector sell oil lower than production costs so no profits are made.
This will allow government to spend more money by supporting good people out of of work and stop money going back into the system. Flood migrants into Canada who refuse to work have multiple wives and over a dozen kids all on welfare as a sole purpose to drain the economy.
The housing bubble is about to crash. They plan to bail out banks when it soon crashes with industry shutting down migrants flooding the country and Canada borrowing billions to only give away and bail is just around the corner.
Canada is landing with right at the hands of the World Banks for sovereign debt and their puppet is Justin Trudeau. This means there's more going out than coming in and that makes the dollar drop.
Soon we will not be able to make the interest payments and World Banks will collect the land, the people, and its infrastructure through sovereign debt with the use of UN troops legally. This is now the legally planned to collect Canada.

• Exactly. - I don't think anybody, there's no way I could have given a better cue for this part of the interview because we do want to focus here on what's happening in Canada. And so I'm just going to let each of you make your own comments on that.
  And Adrian, I think I'll ask you to start for us, please. - Well, that's exactly what we're being set up for is the Great Fall. We're in a multi -asset bubble globally,
  but also in Canada. We have a housing market. Our economy has been driven primarily on the housing market since the Great Reset or the Great Financial Crisis.
  And they basically inflated real estate to a point where it is unaffordable for the vast majority of people. of people. If you look at the previous chart from the previous session,
  incomes are significantly lower than what the house values are, whereas a similar chart in the States is that incomes are a lot closer to the value of the house,
  and even they're having problems. But in Canada, we are looking at a potential 70 -80 % correction in the resident real estate market, single family homes that you live in,
  as opposed to owning multifamily residential rental properties, which is a different aspect. But your personal residence, you're going to see significant drop in that. As far as the stock market,
  we are basically in a crack up boom, they're setting up the market, and I'll talk further about it in the third session, is that we're basically looking at a market that might just take off for the next 12 months because we're in a presidential cycle in states and the party in power wants to stay in power,
  so they want the market to be looking good. So at the end of the day, we're being set up for all our assets to be taken as collateral to pay off the debt that the government is basically racking up right now.
  All right, Warren, your thoughts. - Yeah. Okay, well, you know, excited the gold and silver guy here in this conversation. I guess I'd like to talk about,
  see the government, Canada has zero reserves of gold. It's very interesting. I try to figure out why, you know, they, the rationale that was used in the past by the government general,
  David Dodge was, he was very, outspoken about it, that Golden Silver is a relic. And instead, we should have more liquid assets, bonds and stocks from other countries,
  equities. And so here we are with Canada with zero holdings. Now, I wonder if it's a more, sometimes I wonder if it's more sinister that the reason is so we can,
  as the new, this new system comes into place and very well could be backed by Gold, Canon has none, then we are maybe candidates to be taken over by the US or someone else.
  I wondered about that. Or as we mentioned in the last episode, we're vulnerable WEF and as many people think, we are one of the most WEF -compliant countries out there.
  You know, so I got concerned about that. that. But on the other hand, we have this dichotomy where we're producing a lot of gold. And I'll just share one slide here with you for that.
  And this is the Canada's powerhouse with mining, right? We have a lot of environmental regulations, of course, but we still do a lot of mining and look at what we're mining the most.
  You know, Quebec especially on the east coast, but gold. And it brought up the most revenues in 2021. I'm not sure about the next two years.
  I know this one off the top of my head. It's gold was the biggest producer of revenue for the Canadian government. So we're mining a lot of gold, but at the same time,
  we have non -Inner Chargers unlike the Central banks are on the world that are buying record amounts So that is I would like to know why if someone could tell me, you know why we don't have any but We are mining a lot of gold as we speak right Bryce So I got a couple things to say about this obviously First and foremost foremost,
  I am really sick and tired of being called a right -wing person when everything right of communist is considered right -wing now, right? So, today,
  I'd like to kind of prove in no uncertain terms what this actually means. So this is one of the many things that I love getting off of Twitter, right? And this is just a depiction of how much actual money Trudeau has printed.
  And this is only goes up to 2020, 2021. So this is even higher than it was then, now. And so what we really have is a communist takeover. All of these problems stem from a communist ideology of taking away personal freedoms from people and giving it over to the state.
  That is a communist idea that the state is supremely powerful and has authority over everybody. and everything, right? I do not ascribe to that at all. I think that we all have personal sovereignty over ourselves more importantly than anything else.
  So like my body, my choice type of deal, but in the sense that, you know, I get to choose what goes in my body, not just what comes out. And the backdrop of this idea has been scaled up. So if you think of ESG,
  right, and DEI, all of these things, all of these things are coming down from on high, right? It's like Justin Trudeau didn't think these things up. He's not smart enough to do this He got told what to do and he's implementing it for the higher power the higher authorities that he Submits to which I don't right and so if we're gonna do anything about this I think Warren made a good point is that we actually have to
  have hard assets of actual intrinsic value to offer to the world, right a global Economy is really based on what do you have that I don't? What can I get from you that I can't get from myself?
  And how do we collaborate in this global transactional basis? We used to be completely self -sufficient in Canada. Now we're not. I don't know if anybody remembers this, but there was a whole bunch of riots and protests about globalization 20 years ago.
  And they were like, "Oh, it's going to be the greatest thing ever. We're just going to trade. It'll be so fantastic." Well, here we are. Right? And so it didn't work out as they said. it was going to, obviously, but they got their way and here we are.
  So if we're gonna do something about this, right, I think that the the core ideas that everybody needs to be aware of is what you bring to the table. Skills, assets, resources, and as Warren was just saying,
  we have an unbelievable amount of mineral wealth in Canada. If we because you just think of this, okay, all of the necessities for civil rights which is food,
  water, manufacturing, lighting, stuff like that, we have in abundance in Canada. Like Canada would be a superpower if our leadership weren't so useless and corrupt, right? Because we have all of the ability to produce food,
  to process food, to export food. We have all of the ability to mine resources, process resources and manufacture them. We have all of space in the world. We're literally the size bigger than the US, right?
  But they're not being utilized in that way. And so even with all of the unmitigated illegal immigration that's happening, that's not the worst thing if we actually had stuff for them to do here,
  right? So if we just, you know, massively increased investment in farming and agriculture and mining and manufacturing and built everything to the moon, we would have lots of things for people to do that would be creating assets value for the global economy.
  That's what's happening right now. because we just printed pajillions of dollars out of thin air for Trudeau's whatever, I'm not going to go into that. But the reason I'm bringing it up in this way is because this is actually a playbook that's been used for centuries.
  So taking you back into history a little bit, the East India Trading Company was a very, very wealthy lucrative, like one company was I think 25 % of the British Empire,
  right? Just an absolutely enormous amount of money made. And one of the things that they did in India is essentially they went in there, militarily, took everything over, controlled everything,
  and they started taxing people, right? So they taxed people, so they took that money that they taxed, and they bought resources from the local people with their own money, and then shipped it to the British Empire,
  right? And this is essentially that idea is what they've been doing for generations, which is... you tax people out of the wealth that they build themselves, i .e. the carbon tax and all the other stupid taxes that we have,
  you take that money, buy assets, and then sell it to other people, keep the money, and you make basically an arbitrage off of everything produced in a country. And so that's what the central banks have essentially done since their inception,
  which is tax everything possible in the economy. It's based on like Amazon. the Amazon of everything, because you use the currency itself for everything. Canada excels at taxing everything.
  Yes, we do. Adrienne, I think you wanted to jump in with a comment. Yeah, I just want to share my screen for a second and show you a chart that I dragged up just to support.
  This is the amount of debt that was printed during COVID. COVID and if you look at you know, the amount of money that was you know printed since you know Play channel this chart,
  but then COVID hit That's a 400 % increase in a four -fold increase of debt or 600 % Canada basically has printed so much money that we are basically Going to be holding to the to the IMF and the IMF of the UN for taking of our assets.
  That is far more percentage -wise than what the US did during that same period. So just want to give you that perspective that Trudeau was setting us up for a major,
  major fall. Right. And it should be noted very briefly that we now spend more money on interest payments than on our military. That is uphauling. Yes.
  Okay, gentlemen, I want to... break down, basically, Theo Fleury's comments by subject and address what's going on in Canada. I want to start with real estate, which means, Adrienne, I want to go back to you because you had mentioned just a few minutes ago that we could be potentially looking at a 70 to 80 % drop in real estate values.
  And so the question I would have for you is, if that happens, how many people are looking, at having losing their homes in terms of how many people are losing their homes? are going to end up upside down in their mortgages?
  I mean, just how catastrophic is this going to be? I don't know the numbers, but roughly half of the homes right now in Canada are mortgage -free, so those people are going to be okay.
  They're not going to lose their home. And then you have a very degree of data -gaze of your homes. It's the people who have a mortgage of 70 % or greater are basically going to lose it all.
  all because they have no equity. And a lot of people in the last couple of years since COVID have upgraded to a bigger house because they're going to work from home, they've got a bigger house.
  And so their mortgage already to the Hilt, they're carrying a lot bigger mortgages. So there's going to be a large percentage of those people that will basically lose their house because there's not a lot of wiggle room from what their house,
  what the equity they currently have. So those numbers, I don't know. personally, but there's a high percentage of those people are gonna lose their homes and be homeless and are being gonna be forced into renting basically.
  And once you're renting, you're gonna see a lot of people all the share places if they can't afford to rent for their own place. And one of the reasons that I'm a proponent of multifamily rentals is that's what the elite are doing,
  they're buying up. up rental properties. They're buying up farm land for agriculture purposes. But the rental properties is they're setting up the conditions in the States and Canada where there is an oversupply of potential renters.
  And so it's easy to fill those apartment buildings up. And one of the difference between residential, the valley of residential homes are priced based on emotion. People are bidding up the price because they have to get in.
  they want to own, and there is no calculation done by the whole owners to birth based on a rental basis. What would the house be worth if I was going to rent it out? That calculation is not there.
  Whereas if you look at rental buildings, you're looking at the price of the building that the investor pays for is based on what the net profit is after all expenses are carried. And right now,
  and property managers, property owners are looking at the price of the building. generating a minimum 6 % return. So the price of the building is based on that return. So multifamily rental properties,
  cash flow rental properties are not experiencing the same overvaluation that you were on the residential market. So there's a little bit of safety there. You've got income, you're gonna be other than BC and L and Ontario,
  you've got pricing power, you can control rents, you can raise the rents because there's no rent control. And even in the Vancouver market, Ontario markets, even though there's rent controls, there's turnover and a lot of the property managers are able to handle that as well.
  And the interesting thing in Canada is a lot of these bigger property managers are getting very, very, very low, inexpensive financing firms, again, through CMHC. So we're looking at people not just potentially losing losing perhaps 80 % of the value of their home Yep,
  but for if I'm understanding we're saying we're not necessarily going to see rents go down No, no because it's an oversupply as long as there are access amount of people and true to make sure of that with All the immigrants that that they's bringing into the country.
  We are looking at by 2025 I think 35 3 .5 million shortfall of new residential units whether they're apartments, townhomes or residential homes,
  there is a huge supply of potential renters. So people will sacrifice everything to put a roof over their head. So I don't think that's going to be a problem.
  So I suspected that was the answer because this leads me to a very big question that I certainly don't have an answer for, but perhaps you do. If we went back, say, to the 2007 -2008 paper crisis,
  and a lot of people lost their homes when they found themselves upside down in their mortgages, or the interest rates simply went up to the point where they could no longer make those payments. In that scenario,
  the banks made out like bandits because when people go to the bank to get a mortgage, well, the bank's not loaning them other people's money. money. To the magic of fractional reserve banking, they're typing numbers into a computer and the money magically appears.
  Money, you know, an asset that they're holding that lien against, that the buyer has to pay back principal and interest in cash. And then when they default and the bank takes the property back,
  they get to resell it and do the whole thing over again. Getting that down payment in cash. and once again creating money out of thin air. But now here's the question,
  because as we discussed in part one of this series, the private central banks, the globalists, they're trying to take the commercial banks out. So if they succeed,
  what happens this time around? They're going to own the assets, not the banks. The central banks are going to own the assets because... they are,
  again, part of the scheme of those assets, they're going to be used as collateral to bail us out by the central banks. So what they're doing is indebting us when we lose our homes that we have a big mortgage that is outstanding.
  That debt will stay with us. Yeah, you lose your home, but that debt stays with us. But now they have, just like they do when they... print money, the central bank print money and lend it into the economy. The governments never pay off those mortgages or those bonds or those loans.
  They just pay interest on it. So now they're going to enslave us as we still owe the debt because in the States, you heard about jungle money where non -recourse loans, you can walk away and just mail in your keys in Canada as far as I know.
  I don't know about Alberta, Alberta, but as far as most provinces, you're on the hook. You lose your house. That mortgage is not going away. You're going to continue to own it. So what they're doing is turning us into slaves,
  into debt slaves with no assets. And the central banks end up owning the homes. Yep. At the end of the day, the goal is with CVDCs, all the assets are going to be on a ledger at the BIS at the end of the day.
  If they're successful. And then it's a plus or a minus above your head. Yep. Yeah. All right. Bryce, Warren, do you have some thoughts on that? Let me just make one common word and they'll kick it over to you.
  There's a really old saying that gold is the currency of kings, silver is the currency of artisans and debt is the currency of slaves. And so kind of what this has really shown,
  I hope everybody that notices this, is that debt is the goal of everybody and everything to take. enslave absolutely everything through our currency itself. Because when you use a currency,
  you are betting that that currency is transferable into other assets with other people. So, you know, Canadian dollars like third or fourth on the list or something with with global reach,
  right? And if they can destroy all of the national currencies, what are you left with? Central bank digital currencies or gold and silver, right? Unless we devise another way to replace the crap that we have now with something that's better or whatever.
  That's a whole process, right? So, I'll circle back when Warren's done. What? Okay. Well, I guess, you know, gold and silver, again, legal tender in some places,
  and it's recognized as money all around the world. In Canada, what we have is the Royal Canadian Mint. So, you know, I'm a broker. broker, so there's a part of fear that I'm going to sell my ideas,
  but we just stick with the education here for a minute. The Royal Canadian Mint is well respected around the world. This is legal tender that they produce these coins.
  In fact, the Canadian Mint has produced coinage for 61 other countries, very well respected. So in the precious metals world, you know,
  being that we're on Canada, the coins, the Canadian sort of the maple leafs, the maple leaves that are on our gold ounces and silver ounces,
  those coins are coveted around the world and they are recognized around the world and you pay a little bit of premium. So, we have that. We don't have...
  the equivalent of the United States where they have 23 states in the process of getting precious metals legal tender again. Because down there,
  you can imagine, if you're a governor of the United States and you have all these pensions, all these obligations, and you've seen your purchasing power disintegrating with the debasement of the currency,
  they're proud. They're proud. Americans, I'm sure, but they see the problem too. And so they're making a rush towards getting gold and silver and legal tender in. With this talk about the real estate,
  and I'm a small -time investor in the real estate, and I look at it and I think there's a lot of points on the horizon here that we can look at,
  and there's one that Adrian have made very, very good. qualify with charts. You can tell that even real estate is not really potentially safe and we have a meltdown in that market and we're the most over,
  under, unaffordable place in, you know, almost on the face of the earth at this point. So that going back to Gold and Silver again, even though it's a hard asset,
  it's a commodity, and it's a special commodity because it has monetary value as well. And that at some point, what could happen is that the only place to turn will be precious metals.
  And so in the past, we've had investors like let's smart money, very wealthy individuals, 7 % of gold and silver, it's just what they've always done. And that was 10,
  15%. Well, we see smart money having a bigger allocation now, we should be 30 % at some point. 40%. And I guess, you know, I always call it the no -brainer moment is central banks are on the world buying record amounts.
  I always go back to that. And what I will leave with in the spirit of, you know, flurry as well is we should don't do what they say, do as they do,
  right? And the central banks, this is what they're doing. Trudeau, the government, the Trudeau or any government. should be telling us, "Listen, we got a crisis on our hands.
  This fiat currency could go to zero like the 700 before, and precious metals has always been a safe haven. Canadian citizens, protect yourselves." The government should be telling us to do this,
  they're not, but what the central banks are doing is by record amounts. So I rest my case on all that. All right. Let's talk about the thing that's exacerbating the problem.
  It touched on a couple of times, the immigration. Trudeau bringing in half a million people a year, and that doesn't count the 800 ,000 students that are given visas every year, many of whom are not leaving.
  Bryce, I'm going to throw that one to you to start. If I could just piggyback onto what Warren was saying, because I think I want to make this point really clear. clear because I think it's really important for everybody.
  So in regards to real estate, right? If we see that kind of drop in the markets and all of these crazy things that we're talking about happen, right? What is the things that you have available to you to deal with that sort of thing happening at that time?
  Very limited amounts of things. That's why I always go back to the hard assets number one, golden silver number two, right? But if what we're saying is true. right? And they revalue the price of gold or silver or whatever to some ridiculous number,
  let's call like $10 ,000 gold or something like that. That would be astronomical and it's probably worth even more than that. But if you have, you know, 10, 20 ounces of gold that's like, you know,
  what is that? Like do you have 15 grand or something right now? That's 150 grand if they do that. That is one of the few things that I see on the... on the potential world stage here that you can do to protect your financial assets against some of this stuff happening,
  right? So I just want to make the point that if you do have even a question in your mind about if is this something that I should do to protect myself, it's an unequivocal yes.
  Even if you have a little bit, I'm putting all my money into precious metals because of this, because I've been watching this happen in slow motion for literally years and I want to make it clear that this isn't all doom and gloom that you still have options right now is the best time to do anything that you're planning on doing because we still have the grid we still have the global system of commerce you still
  have money in your pocket so do something with it is basically what I want to leave with because it's you're not going to be able to do anything you want with it for for very much longer at some point they're going to try and clamp down on us so So I just want to make that point.
  Now, to your question about immigration, so this is all across the Western Hemisphere, the Western world, Western civilization. They are pushing for this idea of DEI,
  which stands for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, which I have renamed to Division, Exclusion, and Incompetence, because that's what it is. It is the literal definition of racism, which is that I'm going to do something something based on your color of your skin or your gender or Anything other than the meritocracy of what you're what you're there to do,
  right? So I reject that garbage out of hand writ large I just I cannot stand anybody that's pushing those stupid ideas because they're garbage and and every time that somebody talks about them It is from a position of I want the best for people and equity this and you know Yeah the world that which is absolute nonsense.
  It's it's absolute nonsense. And what is happening in the West is that the DUN, the WEF, the deep state, whatever you want to call them, they are all pushing for Western civilization to just suck up this huge amount of people that are that are structures are institutions are all of the all of the systems that we have in the West cannot handle you cannot move a million of people to a new area overnight,
  which is the space of a year or two, and expect that that's just gonna go well with no problems. And the thing that pisses me off the most about it is, 'cause this is the process, which is I'm gonna think of me as the U .N.
  right now, I'm gonna take your money, give it to somebody else to move them into your backyard and take your resources from you to give to them. On what planet does that make sense?
  Like just the math of that is absurd, right? Trinotopia is the answer. Yeah, it's insane. But nobody's doing the math, right? And that's what pisses me off.
  The math is very simple. You cannot take a bunch of my money, give it to somebody else and expect me to do well. It's ridiculous, right? And so what is happening?
  right now and this is across all the west right is you have a whole bunch of racial issues that are cropping up now because you have a huge amount of people that have been transplanted into various different communities that they didn't grow up with they have no connection to that to that culture that country to that group of people they're just been moved from one culture to another and but but that's the hand of
  the wet right and so there's UN drip there's there's these massive push for, and on the border, I think we mentioned before, there is basically just civil war brewing in Texas right now because Texas is like,
  that's it, I've had enough. And they shut down the border and they basically curved immigration to almost nothing overnight. So to say that this is somehow accidental is another absurdity.
  It's absolutely intentional. There's absolutely an agenda behind it. And what's gonna happen when you have all of these other Collapses happening, right? If everybody's losing jobs and stuff Well, who's gonna work for cheaper now because you're depressing the value of labor If you have a ton of people that are trying to get the same job,
  right? And what you need in an advanced economy is a lot of people with high skills, but we're not importing people with high skills We're importing people with no skills and even the fact that I just can't stand there.
  They're talking points They're so dumb. I just nobody called them out of how dumb they are. And, and I think this is the point that I'll leave out, leave out on. I don't have any problem with immigration. I grew up in Vancouver.
  I'm a, I was a minority in my high school. I don't have any problem with anybody's other skin. My girlfriend is from Brazil. I don't care about any of that stuff. I only care about what you bring to the table.
  Are you going to be a good neighbor? Are you, are we going to work together? Are you going to try and kill me? I got a problem with that, right? right? And I think that ultimately, as a civilization, as a human civilization,
  we have to figure out a way to work together, right? Because I always come back to this point. All that matters in a survival situation is your skills, assets, and resources, right? On that level,
  it doesn't matter what color your skin is or what gender you are, is are you gonna help your community survive or not? And I want the best people that are dedicated to our way of life. of life, which is freedom,
  freedom of speech, ability to transact, how we want to react, live in peace, all this kind of good, airy, fairy stuff that I believe in in the Western world, right? I want as many people as possible to have that. Come over and have a good time if you're going to be down with that.
  But if we're going to be getting into a war and all this crazy stuff happening in the world, I'm not down, right? And I think that it's really imperative for people to realize that if we don't fight for what's right in our country,
  we're going to lose our country. And it's, to me, it's really that simple. Right. Now, Adrian, I want to kick this one over to you, because as Bryce said, yeah, we're talking about division of exclusion and incompetence.
  And we have more and more people who are being handed their jobs because of the color of their skin or however they identify, they're clearly incompetent, they can't do the job. [BLANK _AUDIO] So what happens economically when this just continues to the point where the meritocracy is gone right out the window and we've got all these people occupying positions that they're not qualified to do the job?
  Well, you're seeing that already happening and companies aren't able to provide the services that they once were able to because of incompetency.
  Look what's happening to Boeing. They basically got rid of all their engineers, the senior engineers that built Boeing and now they're having problems in the latest plane that they redesigned that is having major problems with the engines,
  with the placement of the jet engines. The plane basically is gonna be grounded forever now because it's a dangerous plane to fly. A lot of companies are having that problem. where their employees are not able to deliver what the company needs to survive.
  So it's going to cause major corporations to go out of business because of the incommensity of their staff. They're being forced to hire subpar employees.
  And then we've got the pressure being put on the real estate market, as you alluded to earlier, by the huge numbers of immigrants. And how is that affecting the future economically and especially when the crash comes?
  What are all those immigrants going to do? Well, they're setting up, first of all, that one sector is going to collapse and they're going to want to because most of the multi -net or like the larger financial institutions are already putting money aside to buy up whole subdivisions and become landlords.
  You know, saying you own nothing and you'll be happy because they own not only the income producing multifamily residential property, they're going to own the subdivisions and they're going to own your house.
  One thing I think is going to start happening in Canada because of the immigration levels is it's already happening in England. If you have a house paid for and you're retired and you've got three extra bedrooms or two extra bedrooms.
  bedrooms, you have to house those immigrants. The government's actually saying you've got to put somebody in there because you've got too much house. That's already happening in Britain. It hasn't happened yet here.
  I'm curious about how they managed to pull that off because, okay, if anybody thinks they actually own their house outright, try not to pay your property taxes. So the government does have a certain amount of say.
  But legally, how would they justify justify dictating? I don't know. My wife and I own our home. Yep. Yes, we've got another room. Government comes long and says to me, "Well,
  you have to house this immigrant. I'm going to tell them to go to hell." So how are they going to force me to do it? That is a question just like if you don't, I guess,
  if you don't pay your utility bills or you don't pay your taxes, the government ultimately says that you, you always, you know, the use of that rule.
  In other words, you're not complying. So therefore, I don't know what the mechanism is, but they are doing that in Britain. So that is something that is potential. I just don't know how they would do it.
  So once again, it would be using debt as leverage. If you owe anything. Yeah, they're going to find you. They'll probably find you. And then if you don't pay the the fines And then they those fines in some cases could be like,
  you know A thousand dollars a day if you don't comply that kind of thing So they will find some way to indent you to make it difficult for you to not do it All right, right.
  So they get something you wanted to add Yeah, one of the one of the ways that are probably gonna do this I'll give two examples. So if they can get central bed digital currencies out there They'll just find you until you accept because they can just pull it right out of your account I'd be like hey,
  you just agreed with us boom take it fine for that right that's already kind of happening in some of the places That they have central bank digital currencies or if they can't quite get central bank digital currency is they're already rolling out Carbon credits right now that is happening in Canada as we speak right so you get Carbon credits for things that you do and you get detracted for things depending on what you
  do right? So if you have a carbon credit score, which is essentially a social credit score and all but name, that if you get a huge bonus with housing immigrants or something,
  and then you get a huge negative on your account for not doing what they want you to do, well, that might be one way to strong arm people into doing it. But one way or another,
  through hook or by crook, they'll force it on us. And it's funny you mentioned that this... particular thing, this was actually one of the reasons, one of the core reasons that the 13 colonies and the inception of the US broke away from the British Commonwealth is because the British Commonwealth forced people to house soldiers if necessary.
  And that was one of the things on the Constitution that you absolutely cannot do because they hated that because it was an invasion of privacy and property rights. and all that sort of stuff. So when I was talking about the communism thing, this is one of the things that communists do is they remove your property rights,
  they remove your privacy, they remove your ability to transact and they have more and more control over every aspect of your life and your civilization. And everything that Trudeau has done and everything that's been being pushed in the last couple years,
  that is what they're pushing to do is remove your rights to self -defense and your property. Yes. And Adrian, you wanted to add something. Oh, yeah. All those people who have paid for homes,
  the mortgages have paid off. They are also at risk because they're already doing it in Europe where you have to rep the net zero carbon mandates that are coming that you're going to have to retrofit your house to meet net zero.
  And that can be very, very expensive. Yes. Yes. And a lot of people who have paid for homes, the mortgages have paid off. who have a paid for home cannot afford to do that. And Warren, I wanted to jump back to you because some things occurred to me here as we've been discussing this issue of possibly being forced to have immigrants in your home.
  What if you got assets stirred in your home? Like a lot of people buy precious metals and they'll have them in their home. And now you've got some complete stranger from another country living in your home. This seems to be quite a security risk.
  Yeah, I would at least ask them to cook breakfast if they're going to stay at my home. That was a joke, you guys. Okay, well, I would,
  yeah, I mean, the whole concept I was thinking through it, when AJ was talking, I mean, on one hand, you know, there is this aspect of of,
  okay, let's help our fellow man and stuff. But now, you know, it's forced and when there's, when it's forced on us, that's a different thing. And when there's altruistic motivations from the higher powers,
  you know, to flood the country with immigrants that are not been vetted and jump in the line, and all the, all the potential problems with our, with our whole family.
  of our countries at stake doing that. Well, I guess I'm just going to jump to the precious metals part of that question is like, if you have precious metals at home, we counsel people, we have multiple solutions,
  some of it is vaulted for you. And the first inclination for people is to usually think, well, no, I like it in my hands. People that don't own precious metals often come to me with that.
  And I think owning some at home is good. but what I counsel people is don't order, don't have too much. And why? There's a bunch of reasons.
  In 1933, they confiscated gold from the Americans. Citizens weren't allowed to gold. They had to give it back to the government. The government gave them the money before they revalued it.
  Before they revalued gold and silver, they gave them the equivalent of a stolen value at that time. 1933. I don't put it past the government of the day to do that. We've already seen the overreach convoys locking up bank accounts.
  We don't trust the government, so there's that. Another thing is that I'm an optimist, and at some point, I believe this will settle down, and I'm hoping that we can push back so that the digital currencies are something we can use.
  Now, I'm not, I want to be really clear, I'm not advocating use of digital currencies, but on some levels going digital was inevitable. And so I want to push back that somehow we can protect our rates and it's not maybe it's not the central banks and all that stuff.
  But knowing that inevitably we're going to have digital currencies, you're going to want to probably redeem some of your precious metals into currency of the day, whatever that may be. Now, Now,
  if I have a whole bunch at home, right now, I'm beholden to the coin exchanges to take my metal down there and ask for some money. So,
  those are potentially pros, those are cons in the pro and con about having some. I guess the definite advantage of having precious metals on you is that you can use them to barter.
  and there's a statistic that I saw the other day. It's something to the fact of throughout history, we've had 2 ,000 different elements that we bartered with to use precious metals to acquire through bartering.
  And so they are the greatest tools of bartering. They have been in the past. So you want some at home. So I guess there's that. And then we could talk about storing it, and ensuring it,
  and all that stuff. So I'm going to, that doesn't really tie in that really good to the immigrant aren't coming into the home, but I'm going to say that having some precious metals at home is definitely a good idea.
  But if you're going to, if you have a considerable amount of wealth that you want to transfer to precious metals, consider a vaulting solution, which we are as well. Okay. Yeah.
  I mean, let's, let's move on to, and we've been talking about housing real estate. estate immigration How it's gonna affect the job market the economy overall, but there's another major thing going on and that's the attack on our food supply The attack on the farmers the carbon tax brice.
  I'm gonna kick that back to you. I Could talk all day about this issue alone. I'm not going to I'll keep it pretty Back to you because I knew you could But let's try to keep it to to,
  let's see if we can keep it to five minutes or less. - Yeah. So let me give you the overarching problem itself and then what we really need to do about it because I think everybody in your audience,
  especially has probably seen all of the stuff coming out of France and Germany and stuff. And this problem has been happening for years, right? It was India about 10 years ago. Sri Lanka collapsed because of this problem.
  And the problem is, is that the, food is under attack all across the planet, right? China right now has over 50 % of all of the food stocks on the entire planet right now because they're prepping for war,
  right? And the oligarchy has decided that it's time we're going after the farmers, right? And there's a really great saying that the farmers have put together that it's no farmers, no food, no future. I cannot stress enough how susceptible our civilization is to this problem.
  Because not only... do we throw away about 30 % of all the food that we make every year, but almost none of it is stored in long -term processes. It's not stored in, you know,
  five -gallon buckets and freeze dried and, you know, reserved. The only people that are really preserving food in that way is the government and the military. Those are the only two groups of people doing that and preppers,
  if you really want to count a third group, right? And so, this carbon tax was specifically designed that it could have various areas of the economy and increase the cost of absolutely everything that we use on a day -to -day basis to survive.
  So one of the reasons that inflation is so high is because of these stupid taxes. There's a lot of other reasons as well, but this is one of them. 'Cause it goes on energy and it goes on food, which is the two biggest things that we spend money on.
  Literally everything you spend money on that you buy, purchase, use, consume, sell, whatever, all uses energy to travel from point A to point B.
  And the attack on the farmers is specifically to enforce the idea that when we give you that central bank to their currency, and we give you a digital ID, the only way you're going to get food is through us.
  They cannot win. They will not win if the farmers and the people that produce food food generate enough opposition to this garbage that everybody agrees be like yo we went too far this ain't happening fire these idiots that are pushing this stupid that are pushing these policies and we have to do something else right because if they succeed in in getting rid of the farmers control over food what will happen is what's
  already happening in Canada and they've already created a bug factory that produces like 10 million pounds of a bug protein a year some some ridiculous thing And I think it's in Mississauga, but that's what they want to roll out and that we will be literally eating bugs We we don't even know baby.
  We will they also have lab grown meats, which is basically cancer It's true. It's unbelievably like when you look into this stuff It's crazy and the the core thing that everybody needs to realize is that this isn't in the future problem This is right now all of the farmers across the planet are screaming out and saying,
  "We're under attack and we're pissed." So if we don't listen to them, well, we deserve to lose. Right. Now, Adrian, you're not just a financial expert. You also know a radio about farming. Your thoughts on this?
  I grew up on a farm. And I also know a lot of farmers because a number of farmers are my clients. So it's dear to my heart. I see a destruction of our food supply that's intentional in talking to farmers about what's going on.
  on right now in Europe. A lot of the farmers, it started with the nitrogen situation that I started following in depth. Trudeau's already got the whole nitrogen,
  30 % reduction of nitrogen. It's already on the government website in talking to farmers. They think, "Oh, it's just mandatory. It's voluntary. We don't have to meet those goals and we just have to." to,
  you know, work our way towards it. So the farmers don't see a threat in Canada. The U .S. farmers don't see a threat yet. Whereas in Holland, you saw, you know, a 30 % reduction,
  farmers are running on a very, very thin margin. So even a small reduction, a 10 % reduction is going to put farmers underwater. The same thing is going to happen in Canada.
  So that's one thing. The carbon tax is becoming very, very... expensive for farmers, especially on the fuel for the prairie farmers, the cost of harvesting and planting,
  et cetera. And then the other thing is the bird flu, which I'm looking into. I think that that is going to be used or leveraged as the next potential threat to Canada.
  So yeah, we're being attacked at all fronts on the food supply. So-- So, yeah. And as you mentioned, this bird flu, millions of chickens being culled, these flocks being killed.
  But as you and I have discussed, it's quite likely that it's not actually bird flu. There's a lot of evidence started to surface that is saying, it's the same thing that would happen with the recent pandemic that we went through,
  that it was was man -made or man -enhanced. Man control to make it worse than it really is. I don't know what to say to stay on our channel here,
  but there's plenty of evidence that it is a biological weapon just like COVID was. Or it's a common lung infection that chickens get.
  that's how well, okay Let's let's go with my theory and this is a couple of sources are saying that it is a common I would say fungus or yeah fungus that that the birds carry that is benign for the wild birds and it is a compromised immune system that is presenting that as a infection that looks like a flu infection infection,
  which is what happens when your immune system is compromised, you wind up getting symptoms that look like the flu. And my only thinking is if you parallel that with what COVID was doing,
  right, it was the vaccine that is causing the immune suppression, whereas all birds, even organic birds are vaccinated, which means it's not a flu vaccine.
  they're being set up for a compromised immune system. And then you have factory farming where all the birds are in close corridors. That situation then presents itself as the birds got to get sick.
  Now farmers are actually seeing their wolf flocks destroyed even without a single bird sick. I know personally there's a farm. let's all say,
  a very, very large farm. It had a few birds tested using the PCR test, which we all know what that means. The PCR test,
  the birds showed an infection, but they weren't sick. The government said that that farm, all the birds had to be destroyed.
  fumigated, cleaned up, everything. Now, the farmer does get compensation for the loss of the birds and the feed that went into it, but they don't get compensated for the loss of income while the barns are shut down.
  And this particular farmer's case, it was a very, very large flock that was shut down. Yeah, I just want to add something to to Adrian's excellent points here is that when they did this,
  the farmer disruptions that are happening in the fight back in France, Germany and the Netherlands, isn't it ironic that they targeted the Netherlands,
  which is like the second biggest exporter of food in the world? Like they're the major exporter of food in the European Union, and this is the country they attack with this,
  and thank goodness those farmers pushed back and turned this nonsense around. And a quarter of their exports go to Germany, actually. And so it's obvious they targeted this country first.
  We're talking about food shortage. Yeah, I just want to add that. But thank you. goodness that those farmers revolted really quickly and strongly and pushed back the government.
  And it actually, what it was, the Rutle government of Holland, they had a, they were voted out. They had a change of guard. It worked. So I guess to stop my summary there is definitely the powers that B were doing this.
  You know, this is orchestrated why they picked that that country, but also that there's power in the people. We pushed them back. Yeah. You know, Rudy's government, as you pointed, they were overthrown essentially by a party that was backed by the farmers.
  And we have a lot of that here in Canada. We've just about every province in Canada has a huge rural population of farmers. So folks, if you're not happy, you know, let's get the farmers riled up.
  Yeah. they're going to change it. And that's what Bryce and I are working on. All right. Good. Now, Adrian, you want to add some vocal farmer. I remembered what I was going to say. I was talking to a poultry farmer at a conservative party of Canada,
  a Christmas party, and saying, "Well, you know, when COVID hit, we isolated the sick person and that was the end of it. But you didn't care." off humanity.
  You didn't kill off the family. You didn't kill off the group of people that you're associated with. Whereas in the poultry business, in the poultry, you get one bird that presents themselves as being sick or testing positive for the virus and then you kill the whole flock.
  And it's known that if a bird does get sick, you can eat the bird. It doesn't harm you. Right. So no reason. No reason not not. There's two different ways to treat. Go ahead.
  Yeah. Yeah. I mean, if, if, so you make me a very, very good point, Adrian, here. And I think we need to really highlight this folks. First, let's add all this and because millions of birds in Canada are being put down right now.
  You're not hearing about it, but it's happening. So number one, they're using the PCR test to identify them as being sick, which we all know is completely unreliable. Number two,
  is quite probable that they don't actually have bird flu. Number three, even if they did, it's going to be a small percentage of the bird population and those birds can still be safely eaten.
  So rather than culling the herd and I assume whether they're probably doing is incinerating them. Yeah. Well, you can just butcher them and sell them for people to eat and it's perfectly safe.
  So, there, there's absolutely. no way to interpret this as anything other than an attack on the food supply, which, and this is where we're going to come back full circle,
  because most of you have got a little off topic here because we came here to talk about economics and, and finance and how this is affecting people, we got skyrocketing food prices. You control the food,
  you control the people. You make food and you very expensive. You're controlling it. You're making it expensive beyond the reach. So now they're forcing you to abandon good,
  healthy food to eat bugs. Because when it costs $35 to buy a chicken at the grocery store, and you can get the same amount of protein, same weight of protein from bugs for 10 bucks,
  well, now you know what people are going to do. Warn you one to weigh in. Uh, yeah. Also that the inflation statistics, right? So the government likes to pat themselves in the back saying right now inflation.
  Oh, we got it. We got it going down. We wrote, we raised the interest rates. We stifled growth and we got it down, uh, three, four percent. But really it's not including food costs.
  Unlike say this, the CPI, the basket of goods they use to measure inflation. conveniently doesn't cover all the food. So, we're in the '80s,
  we might, if we're in the '80s right now, and they used to include food in the CPI, we'd say, "Well, inflation's double digits, we've got to do something about it." But now, you know, the government can placate us by saying,
  "Hey, it's working, you know, inflation's higher than we want, it's three to four percent, but it's not high. I believe it's double digits when they include food." Yes. It's double digits. And I think you're probably right about that.
  All right, gentlemen, we've covered a lot of ground, but I wanted to just give you all an open -ended question to end this part two of this series. And I think the open -ended question is very simple.
  What threats do you see to the average Canadians' ability to survive what's coming as a a result of, I think quite specifically,
  the policies of Trudeau's government and in many of the provincial governments and these attacks upon, yes, our ability to simply afford to live. Warren, I'm going to let you start.
  Usually I go to one of the other gentlemen, I'm going to let you start on this one. Okay. You got me up by surprise there a little bit. Sorry about that. Okay. No, it's good. It's good. Well, I guess what I would say.
  is the very nature of our system, our way of life is under attack. We all know this. We've got a lot of examples here today. As the gold and silver broker,
  I'm going to try to weave it into that. And what I say there is that gold and silver represent financial sovereignty. And why do we say that? Because the governments can't print precious metals.
  Like they can do right now, printing money out of thin air, which has led to 300 trillion worldwide debt or 34 trillion on the US balance sheet,
  not even counting their future obligations. It's led to this unsubstantable financial system that we're all going to pay for. in a real very serious way.
  Let's just say serious. I don't know how bad it's going to be. So gold and silver, again, recognized by every country in the world as money. And when you have those states fighting for it to be legal tender,
  we should do some of that up here. But it doesn't solve everything. You can't eat. Like I have some pieces right here, folks. I don't know if you can see them all that.
  that. Let's see. I'll put this one in here. Let's see my background. You're going to have to hold it in front of you because otherwise the zoom is trying to take it as part of your background. Okay. So there. Oh, thank you.
  That's how you do it. So that's a, you know, a 10 ounce bar of silver from the Royal Canadian Mint. But you can't eat it, right? You know, like what can we do? So what it is part of the,
  let's call it protection that you can can do it to take action now. And so, you know, I'm representing the Golden Silver group here. So that's what I'm saying. Get some of this.
  Golden Silver, it's financial sovereignty. The governments can't control it. The banks can't print it either. That's why they're not telling you to buy it. In fact, if you go to a bank and say, "Oh, I'm Golden Silver," often they'll suggest gold stocks.
  They'll suggest ETFs. ETFs, there's ETFs for gold and silver, they're paper representations, that, and that's another topic where they're oversold many times, they're paying,
  in other words, they've sold more of those ETFs than they have underlying physical gold and silver flow. So I guess my message is it's financial sovereignty, get some gold or silver, and we're here to help you at New World Precious Metals.
  I'm going to let Adrienne, sorry, Bryce, Bryce have the last word this time around. Adrienne, I'm going to come back to you. Your thoughts on what are the greatest threats that we're facing from our current governments in terms of people being able to survive what is coming?
  Our government wants to make us debt slaves to them. Everything they're doing is forcing us to be dependent on them in one shape or form. Um, so, um, I, I remember going back,
  uh, when I'll pandemic started, there was a leaked email, a liberal email that came out talking about the order of things that are going to happen. A lot of the stuff has unfolded as that email talked about,
  and one of the things was bringing in universal basic income, and what they talked about at that time is, and nobody's really talked about it since then, is that to accept the universal basic income,
  you have to basically accept the universal basic income. agree, they're gonna pay off all your debts and you hand over all your assets to the government in return to receive a universal basic income.
  That was in that, an original leaked email, I don't know if you remember that one, that so now you are forever beholden to the government with no rights to ever own assets ever again. So I think that's the ultimate plan and see you next time.
  CBDC has become part of that. But we give up our rights to ownership of anything or ever acquiring. And once you're on the CBDCs, you can't even save money. Basically, they're going to force you to spend that money over a specific period of time.
  They just want to control your ability to spend money. Yes. Right? And there's the expression, I think, that sums up what you were just saying. Capitalism is the the uneven distribution of wealth.
  Socialism is the even distribution of poverty. And communism is socialism with a gun to your head, which is what they're trying to do. Yeah, I've never heard that. That's awesome. So for me,
  just to quickly just to summarize what people should do in light of that is pay off all debt. Don't be beholden to the government in any way possible. So thank you very much for your time. off all debt,
  own physical silver, golds, either some of it personally, vaulted, or even offshore. And Warren hasn't talked about that much, and he should.
  And /or own physical assets, debt -free, get rid of the debt and own income -producing physical assets, whether you own it yourself, rental,
  apartments, some other things. -family, own a farm, debt -free so that you can grow your own food. Do not be dependent on the government. Yes. And we'll get into all of that in more detail in part three.
  Bryce, I'm going to give you the last word on Rhett's to people's ability to survive what's coming. Yeah. I'm going to talk a little bit more about this and what to do about it in the third the third segment as well.
  well. But I think I'll boil it down as simple as I can, right? The ultimate for pillars of what the oligarchy is trying to do is digital IDs, central bank digital currencies,
  microchips under your skin, and 15 minute cities. So if all four of those things are rolled out, we are basically slaves and we'll never be able to revolt or resist, right? But in the short term, that's if they can get that rolled out,
  right? So in the short term, the real threat to this is what you use physically, right? So your access to food and water that's healthy, your ability to