What I'm seeing is this flashing red light, which is the Iran conflict and we have President Trump come out last night and
Several analysts thought he was going to come out and end the Iran conflict instead. It sounded like this take a look
We're going to hit them extremely hard over the next two to three weeks
We're going to bring them back to the Stone Ages where they belong
That was one of the that was one of the kind of comments that's been going around social media now to
The answer of I thought we were stopping this war obviously there's a lot going on with this conversation
there's a lot of moving parts and
one of the biggest moving parts when it
Comes to this is through the lens of the global economy
We're a highly integrated global economy a just-in-time economy and that's reliant on a lot of
Really function optimally one of the biggest things is the oil the energy roots and fertilizer roots
And what is also in the news right now alongside I the brand conflict is this reporting take a look
Okay, many of the effects of this Iran war being felt right here at home in the straight-of-home news
What's at risk isn't just oil prices at the pump aren't the only place that US consumers are gonna feel the pinch
The economic spillover is going far beyond just gas
The conflict is disrupting global supply chains for other surprising and essential products from fertilizer to helium
To the cost of borrowing money
Roughly a third of the global fertilizer trade moves through the passageway and about half of global food production depends on the synthetic
Nitrogen fertilizer that is mainly produced in the Middle East and when the costs go up for farmers
The price of food cannot be far behind higher fuel prices
Automatically translate into higher food prices higher fertilizer prices
automatically translate into higher food prices
Fertilizer key to corn biggest user of fertilizer and corn forms the foundation of the US food supply
It's also used to make high fruit toast corn syrup. That means cereals flower alcoholic beverages
So bottom line when corn prices go up
It sends a shock through every grocery store aisle in the country
The truth is that American consumers will likely see prices rise no matter what the question some are now asking is by how much I
Think I want to make a statement Jeffrey because this is you know, obviously very volatile issue
We are a nonprofit. We our work is dedicated to eradicating man-made disease
We talk about health all the time you and I you know have thought about this
We're not here to decide whether or not this war is just or right or make this about politics
What we're here to discuss right now is how this is going to affect the health
We are not just a national program. We're an international program
As I say at the beginning of every show wherever you are in the world where there are people in the world
That are having a different experience at this time
And we're really not hearing it here in the United States of America
Which is why we've decided to talk about the issues that are going to definitely affect our health
In many ways worldwide, so I just wanted to make that clear in case it was like Dell where you go
And yeah, I have no intention of diving into the politics of this
That's a totally different story
But what we are going to report on is the world around us and what we may need to think about when it comes to our health
Which is also our energy if you're in winter time in the world right now energy is going to be a very important issue
Right and and also important is we're implanting season time for a lot of crops for farmers
Not just here in America, but in a lot of places around the world
So when you hear oil slowing down you hear fertilizer certainly slowing down think food think farmers
And what's also happening too is there's countries beginning to see the writing on the wall here that aren't America
And they're starting to to prioritize their domestic supplies. So here's russia
This is out of Reuters russia stops ammonium nitrate exports for one month amid global supply crunch analysts say
It's about 40 of the world's supply comes out of russia china as well
China restricts fertilizer exports further crimping war titan supply
And then here's news week u.s. ally declares national emergency due to oil crisis from iran war
And it gives you kind of a picture here. It says asia is the region most exposed to the oil shock
But while china japan and south korea holds strategic reserves that can cover months of demand
Many southeast asian economies operate with far thinner buffers the philippines is in particular dire strait particular dire straits
With the middle east accounting for roughly 95 to 98 percent of its oil imports
And here is now the executive order from philippines. It states a state of national energy emergency is hereby declared in light of the ongoing conflict in the middle east
And the resulting imminent danger posed upon the availability of and stability of the country's energy supply
romania has just followed declaring its
Emergency as well declares an oil market crisis caps fuel margins that goes to june 30th
So i'm painting a picture here. What is what does this look like if this keeps going?
How does this play out and i want to i want to say it's it's very interesting because
For me we can see this through the lens of lockdowns remember the covet lockdowns
Remember the reasoning for those we have
We have the white house's own website from march 16th and it looked like this
2020 white house 15 days to slow the spread. We all remember this and we know what happened afterwards
but what happened is
After that lockdown and the economic destruction and the the loss of movement for people people having to stay at home
Forced to be at home businesses closed
The world economic forum through a forbes article said this emissions fell during lockdown. Let's keep it that way
What what are you talking about?
So what i'm seeing here is
It doesn't really matter if i'm reading this right doesn't really matter the reason
The end goal is seems to be some sort of lockdown and so remember just a month after the white house said 15 days to slow the spread
The who aggressively stepped in with this document
Consideration in adjusting public health and social measures in the context of covet 19
They put out their guidance and that raised lockdowns and it's supercharged them throughout society
So what i'm seeing now
Is a very similar document from the international energy agency talking about public health and social measures
Instead of the covet excuse
Now it's this excuse sheltering from oil shocks measures to reduce impacts on health households and businesses and you go to this infographic here
Here's what they're suggesting. You can see at the top here encourage public transportation use on the right side there
Work from home
Where possible?
Where have I heard that before at the bottom avoid air travel if alternatives exist on the left side alternative day access
Car access in big cities. So don't drive your car as much
To me this looks like net zero by just another name any means necessary
But at the bottom line
That's a forced lockdown because we may not have the energy to to do anything about it
And I want to go back to the conversation about food because this is really the biggest conversation we can talk about
And in the u.s. We are somewhat insulated for I guess a little more time than say the philippines or romania
But we're already seeing headlines like this coming out of the u.s.
U.s. Farmers are shifting acres from coin corn to soybeans in 2026
It says the main reason behind these changes is the rising costs of inputs like fertilizer and fuel
Ongoing global conflicts and trade disruptions have increased these costs making it more expensive for farmers to grow crops like corn and wheat
Soybeans require less fertilizer making them a more affordable option
So already farmers in the u.s. Are taking preventative measures defensive measures
For what they possibly see may come if this conflict
drags on any further
So this is what we're watching here. This is what we want to show people and say
Hey, look out for this this train coming down the tracks looks really similar
And it has the word lockdown on it by just a different name by just a different input overlay
And that that's kind of the idea we're trying to put across here is really keep your eyes open on this one
Well because what we keep seeing jeffrey is you and i have reported we found ourselves over the years getting deeper into territories
We didn't plan on discussing things like ai
But when you start looking at it at the heart of it is still the same globalist mindset, which is preaching
You know, uh, the same, you know sermon, which is we are overpopulated
We have got to reduce our impact on the earth or we're all going to die on one version or another
This idea of 15 minute cities is being represented right here again in
Every other day cars shorten your travel and once again, let's not fly in airplanes
And so what you wonder, you know, what i ponder is, you know, it seemed like donald trump
Was going to break that sort of, you know, authority, you know, authoritative global mindset
And now i wonder is he is he know he's playing right in their hand or is it just that
You know, he's oblivious to the fact that he's creating a situation that those globalists are going to jump on
I was just um communicating with a friend in new zealand about maybe going out there
For a screen even coming and inconvenient study this summer. She's like look
Let's plan it but we may be totally locked down because we have no we we got rid of our oil refinery in the middle of
COVID the only one we had apparently
For the whole green push so they have no way to process their own fuels and now they are really screwed
They're having shortages as we speak
I have a friend in england that just watched the oil that he has to fill for his house double in price
And he said i'll pay it and they said there's also a delay
We're thinking 10 days people's lives are being affected right now as we speak and ironically
It could lead to we can't have you traveling right now. You need to shelter in place
That's why I mean we really do have to keep our eyes on and and and putting that spin on jeffrey. I think
Really important. I mean maybe maybe
Maybe we're overstating it. I hope we are but it sure seems like there's a lot of people in the world
That are being deeply affected. We're right now. We're just we're complaining america about rising costs
Uh, what if you just can't buy it even if you had the money? I think that that's what a lot of other nations are facing right now