The David Knight Show - INTERVIEW Protecting Schools From Shooters: 3 Steps

Episode Date: April 19, 2023

Dr. Mark Sherwood, Sherwood.TV, veteran SWAT officer, on steps that need to be taken to control the problem of school shootings, but also the foundational problems that are being ignored.Find out more about the show and where you can watch it at TheDavidKnightShow.comIf you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here:SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-showOr you can send a donation through Mail: David Knight POB 994 Kodak, TN 37764Zelle: @[e-mail] App at: $davidknightshowBTC to: bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7Money is only what YOU hold: Go to DavidKnight.gold for great deals on physical gold/silverBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-david-knight-show--2653468/support.

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And on top of that, we're paying up to seven places each way on selected races throughout the festival. I declare this a most generous offering. NoviBet. More power to you. T&C Supply. 18 plus. Bet responsibly. GamblingCare.ie. Welcome back and joining us now is dr mark sherwood i said earlier a gubernatorial candidate that was uh in oklahoma in 2022 he's not a candidate for office right now but he has had a tremendous amount of experience in a lot of different areas uh born in oklahoma and he is a former oklahoma state and regional body champion, an ex-professional baseball player, 24-year retired veteran of the Tulsa Police Department.

Where he logged a decade of service on the SWAT team. And after looking at healthy ingredients, he and his wife, both of them doctors, launched a response to the food shortage crisis. And we've been talking about how they're trying to engineer that as well. And, uh, came up with a performance food kingdom fuel shelf stable for two years covers nutritional requirements and all the rest of the stuff. But we also want to talk to him about school shootings,

uh, because he's got a three point safety plan about that based on his experience in law enforcement with a SWAT team and things like that. And also understanding what the problems are in the schools that have led us to this point so joining us now is dr. Mark Sherwood thank you so much for joining us sir hey David thanks for having me honored to be with you today thank you let's talk a little bit about let's start first with the school stuff we've seen you know a lot of reaction here I'm in Tennessee so we've seen, uh, you know, a lot of reaction here. I'm in Tennessee. So we've watched what's happened in the wake of this.

And of course, uh, it is, uh, been, um, now to about three weeks or something. And there's a whole bunch of different manifestos from this person who shot the place up. Uh, we are not allowed to know what was going through their mind. Instead, they want to focus on the gun and that's pretty much the sole exclusion of it. So the governor here has nodded towards doing some more gun restrictions on ordinary citizens. They also have a program for making all schools more secure, bulletproof glass on the first floor and securitizing the entrances to them.

What do you think really needs to be done and what are the true problems? Well, I certainly think that it's a people problem. It's a heart problem. It's not really a gun problem. I mean, look back historically, you know, the first murder occurred with the rock and the greatest mass murders in the history of our great country have been with fertilizer and airplanes. So it's a unique process that we got to think about.

We can't legislate evil, hatred, murder out of mankind. That's impossible. And that's what they're trying to do. Having said that, previous career, you know, I was trained in response to school shootings. This is way back when, you know, go back to Columbine, Colorado, and the one in Arkansas, when they kind of began, and it was really inward anger turned outward to homicidal actions, and so it started a trend, if you will, and we have seen that trend continue, and really, when you look at it, you know, putting bulletproof glass up at schools is fine by me. I think that's

wisdom. Why not? Good idea, but we've got to do more than that. You know, putting bulletproof glass up at schools is fine by me. I think that's wisdom. Why not? Good idea. But we've got to do more than that. You know, we have security at airports, you know, just as an example. Kids don't think twice about seeing that because it's a normal part of life right now. And I don't like us living in a violent, increasing society, David, at all. But we've got to do something different. And I don't believe that taking guns away is going to solve the problem. I think that fortifying our schools and really creating this barrier for these people that are mentally ill so that they can at least pause for a moment. And they will. You know, they'll pause if they get any resistance. We

don't need to create more soft targets. That's that's right and that's what they've done for the longest time with the schools but you go back to the columbine thing and the narrative that came out of that even in christian circles i remember was you know look at the bullying that's going on with these people and that was a part of it but now the bullying has become an excuse for gender manipulation and and grooming of kids at a very young age. They don't seem to be able to get to the problem. And then the other leg of this is I talked to a lady earlier this week. It's a volunteer organization that collects SSRI stories.

And these are antidepressants that have tremendous blowback. I'm sure you're familiar with it. And so we started mass medicating. We started turning the schools into kind of a police state, fortifying them and everything, which, of course, you need to do to address the imminent problem, but you've got to get to the foundation of it, don't you? And this mass medication, I think, is responsible for making it even worse,

along with what is actually being taught to the kids in school and how they see themselves, I think. Well, the root cause of mental illness needs to be addressed and, and just understand, and people need to know this, that we, I don't believe, you know, that God made us with antidepressant deficiencies. And you look at statistics right now and you see that, uh, depending on some databases, one in four Americans are on some sort of antidepressant deficiencies. And you look at statistics right now and you see that, depending on some databases, one in four Americans are on some sort of antidepressant. Not okay. We have over-prescribed, over-diagnosed, and over-analyzed this to a point of ad nauseum. It's almost foolishness, David, because when you look at mental illness as a whole, I do believe that some people are unfortunately born with some sort of genetic mutation, chemical production deficiencies.

That can happen. Yeah. But not the norm because we do genetics and we do genetics that really center around the mind of the neurotransmitters. So when you talk about these SSRIs, these selective serotonin response inhibitors, what they do is serotonin is a neurotransmitter that is produced mainly, and this is important, in the gut. So that tells you there's a gut-brain connection here. So the more poor our nutrition has became, leading to a lack of available essential amino acids, fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals, we inherently have a weakening of both our immune system and our neurological production of these neuron systems.

And what happens over time is you get these populations of people that are just deficient in the very basic things that are needed to create optimal life functionality. And when that happens, you get things like depression that's diagnosed. And frankly, you know, and just a broad brush stroke here, when we took God out of school, medicine, and government, and even some churches, you know, we have a problem. And what you have left over is a lack of an appreciation for the divine creation that we are. And we lose track of that. And then medicine becomes the savior, which it's never intended to be the savior. That's right.

Yeah, we go back and we look at even things like Alzheimer's. And you talk about the connection to food and nutrition. And, of course, it has to come through the gut. That's a big part of it as well. But even something like Alzheimer's and you're talking about the connection to food and nutrition. And of course it has to come through the gut. That's a big part of it as well. But even something like Alzheimer's, we've had some, uh, anecdotal, uh, evidence of some, you know, miraculous turnarounds and people's condition just by making sure they get the right kind of, um, you know, oils and things like coconut oil and stuff like that, uh, that, that, uh, we don't get enough of, we get onto a low-fat diet or something like that.

And so there is a tremendous truth to the fact that a lot of this stuff, as the Greeks said, let food be your medicine. They had the wisdom to understand how much nutrition and food help. But, of course, that's all been pushed out in the current medical model that is driven by the pharmaceutical industry because they want to give you a pill. And if you're at school and you are fidgeting in your seat because, uh, you know, you're the problem. So we're going to give you a pill to get you to calm down. So now we got everybody on Ritalin, we got them on Adderall and all the rest of these things, because you know, that, that is, um, advantageous to, to the school. They never did that when I was in school, but it makes it easier for them. Uh, they don't have to discipline the kids. So never did that when I was in school, but it makes it easier for them. They don't have to discipline the kids.

So just give them a pill and you can kind of zone them out. And they don't really care what happens to us. We're just there to be managed throughout this whole system. And that's the key thing. Denying the humanity of people, I think, as you just pointed out. So fortifying the schools, taking a look at what they're doing. I think it was a three-point plan. Did I miss the third point there?

What else would you do? Yeah, I think just to really go one, two, three, we first of all want to set up a heavily surveilled one-way-in entrance. Obviously, you'll have more than one way out that can be activated in emergencies, but one-way-in heavily surveilled is important. Number two, you've got to have a visible deterrent, like visible armed security. And that can be somebody staying there in a uniform, but it could be as innocuous as having a police car sitting out there out front, just to give the visual deterrent and to make the person pause. And number three, you've got to have training

inside the schools and allow the discussion at least and allow perhaps the permission at least for some people to carry firearms inside the premises with a sign out there that says, beware, some persons inside this building may be armed. And that one, two, three approach is going to make even a mental person stop, think, analyze, and pause. This is not just about saving the lives of the people inside the building. Let's think about this. This is talking about saving the lives of the person that is mentally off right now. And if you make them pause, man, that can give you potential for being a remedy and a savior here. That's right. Yeah, one of the stories from SSRI.net that I had covered years ago was a kid who changed medication in some way.

I mean, if you just change it a little bit, you up it or you decrease it or it's causing other issues. So you just stop it. Oh, you get a withdrawal symptom that causes some very strange things. And that's typically what triggers these things. But there's a kid who went to school. He had a rifle and he's pointing it at, he gets into the class. He points to the class. He points it at himself, points to the class back and forth. Finally, they got it away from him. Nobody was hurt. He had no recollection of that whatsoever. And so we have to do something. We have to understand what these causes are. But you're right.

As I've said many times about these shootings, that, you know, first of all, besides the time in terms of getting somebody there, you know, we call people who rush into a building that are being shot at, we call them heroes. And we saw that in Tennessee. We didn't see it in Uvalde, Texas, of course. But if you're going to run in there and risk your life to save other people, that's an action of heroism. But if you have a gun and you know how to use it, and there's somebody there that is coming after you, that's self-defense. And it's a lot easier to get somebody that can defend themselves than it is to get somebody who's going to be a hero and defend other people besides the fact of the time where they're already on site. And they would act, because they're already in the room, I think they would act to defend

the other people who are there. But the real issue, I think, is what is happening to the kids. And we've got to somehow figure out how we're going to stop the schools from being a manufacturing facility for monsters, because that's what's really happening in the schools, isn't it? Yeah, and it's super sad, isn't it? Because we've all seen the regression of behaviors of children, now adults. We saw generation upon generation that now has lost the ability or the responsibility, I might perhaps better say, of self-care, self-discipline, and self-governance. You know, those things right there, you mentioned heroes.

You know, our heroes are the founding fathers that gave the very Second Amendment right. That's pretty cool to think about that. That's right. Because they gave us that right so we could maintain the ability to have free speech and free dialogue and free discussion like we're having today. But children these days, they are under attack. They really are. And we need to understand that it's not just under attack from a physical standpoint. Oh, no, it's emotional and it's spiritual as well. And a lot of that is our fault because we have allowed excuse-laden behavior to become the paramount reason on why we can't behave. And that's not okay. We've lowered the bar of excellence so bad, even across the bar of health, even with the crisis of obesity,

the crisis of depression, you know, everybody's medicated, everybody's over fat, and that's not okay. The excellence needs to come back, and we need to get more people involved. In this area, I mean, you're talking about getting churches, community leaders, schools, you know, police departments, all involved together in a discussion to come up with the best game plan for those areas from a local and state level. And therein, David, lies the answers. That's right. Yeah, if we don't have a target to shoot for, that's why I talk so many times, we have to understand what the problems are.

But, you know, what I see that has changed about America is that we don't have models of things that we want to aspire to. We don't aspire to being an engineer. I was just covering a story coming out of the UK. They were talking about in 2019, how they were going to shut down food, shut down travel, shut down construction. They said, do we need to train anybody to be an aerospace engineer? No, we don't. We don't want to have airplanes. So let's not train anybody in that. So they're going to take everybody down to the least common denominator and portray excellence as being racist or something that you don't want they have given us a you know they've taken away everything that is good and called it

evil and vice versa and we have to recapture that ability to say we want to aspire to this even as you pointed out the founding fathers these are people who were worthy of emulation and praise because they had power and they didn't seek to increase that power or to monopolize that power. They did just the opposite. They said, here, we don't, this is a dangerous thing. We want to make sure that nobody is going to come along to, to hoard all of this stuff. And yet that's not what we have ruling us today. We have people who want to have centralized control of everything monopoly of everything the antithesis of the founding fathers and so it begins with that and it goes to everything else they've turned everything upside down i think we've got to have a great model to to look for don't you uh and that's the key thing

that we've got to put that we got to recover that and say these are our heroes this is where we want to go as a society upward and so forth and and that's what's missing i think there's no vision the idea of the founding fathers was self-government wasn't it you know it's like the people are the governors of the government that's the way it should be and we've got it so turned upside down and my my concern is today that even as we speak we know there's these problems that we just talked about we know there's some viable common sense solutions but even on the conservative side david we're still pushing and asking a federal politician to bring us to the rescue and that is a tragic mistake because what we're doing in that is directly, and I say the word directly

intentionally because we're directly empowering them to do the very thing that we don't need to do, which is give them more power. It's got to get back to the person, you know, I'll use a line facetiously from the great philosopher of life, Michael Jackson, who talked about, you know, if you want to make a change, you start with the man or woman in the mirror. And that's where it's got to change. You know, I appreciate, you know, what medicine and government and... At this year's Cheltenham, glory rests in the lap of the gods. Oh, curses. Alas, our hero hasn't placed.

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that. Leaders need to model that. And it's a selfless way to live as opposed to selfish and the the battle going on right now is a battle for the uh the oldest battle in time it's kind of the love of money fame power versus the um humility of self-sacrifice that's right yeah you know it is uh you're right about that and some of the things that really disturbs me because we have now both the left and the right. And I'm not talking about just the political parties, but it's the people, the grassroots. All of them are looking for the dictator that's going to give them what they want. And so that's why it's really polarizing and why everybody is fighting so much over who's going to be president. Even when I criticize the policies of any of these individuals, I always get this, well, then who do you want to be president? And it's like, you think that the president is going to solve all the problems for you? That's the problem. That's the problem right there.

We've met the enemy and they is us, as Pogo would say, because we want to have a dictator who's going to give us everything that we want. Let's talk before we get away from this school stuff again. Let's talk about the safety training for teachers as you support, as I support. But a lot of teachers don't want this. I look at this, and that's one indication of what has happened to these institutions. There's been a long march to these institutions by the Marxists and the progressives. And so now most of the people in these institutions, they don't want to have this.

Talk a little bit about the pushback that you've seen from teachers against this idea that they should even think about protecting themselves or kids. Well, there are a few things to consider. I mean, teachers, school workers, you can't really understand or want what you don't understand. So perhaps there needs to be some education there. But we talk about school, the indoctrination that's happening with our kids. Let us not forget the indoctrination that's happening from the teachers within these education facilities.

I mean, we're talking about a push for diversity, equity, inclusion, the DEI principles. You know, we're talking about a thought process that they come out of school. And, you know, teachers are designed to teach young men and women how to become productive adults in this wonderful country. And that's it. They're not designed to give them a moral code. They're designed to give them an excellence bar, like you said, about these knowledge, skills, and ability to be good adults. And teachers have been indoctrinated with that too. So, you know, I go back again to if you have school boards that are controlled by parents, right? Parents do the hiring, et cetera. Parents do the representation of their schools.

And the school board needs to get on board with the staff and at least have open dialogue. If some of the staff doesn't want to do that, fine. Understand it and understand the rules and parameters around the people that do. And not everybody is going to agree in America. That's the beauty of America, isn't it? Yeah. You know, we can have a discussion like that. Not everybody has to carry a gun.

You can. And we've got to get back to just sort of this common ground of discussion without wanting to literally chop each other's heads off. Because I hear you when you make a critical statement, which can be used in one hand to promote good introspective thought and bring correction. No, no, we dig our heels in and we don't want that anymore. And in my life, I kind of like hearing it, but I appreciate it because it's allowed me to look at myself with a critical eye and go, well, you know what, maybe I need to

open my eyes in some areas. So I think people are capable if you give them an opportunity. That's right. Yeah. We need to distinguish between people just going to be haters, you know, just want to criticize you. And as the Bible says, faithful are the wounds of a friend. You know, if this is constructive criticism, you need to listen to it. I mean, if this is just somebody just, you know, out there trying to tear people down, that's a very different thing. And you're right. It is. They can't want something that they don't know.

And we really have lost that gun culture aspect of it. And it's one of the things that you start seeing happening as we want to move into the prohibition of cars and private transportation. They're gradually pushing people away from it economically and in other areas, uh, because they know that if this isn't a common thing, that's a part of people's life, they won't understand how it was advantageous. And they were able to do that with guns, weren't they? Yes, they were. And the more and more and more we, we take individual decision-making out of our lives,

the more those decisions are going to be transferred to these uh monarchical world dominant you know power hungry people that are not leaders at all they're they're dictators it's a tyrannical mindset and and anybody can fall into that you know i can fall into that you can fall into that we've got to be very cautious of that but at the same time, we must not, as citizens of this great country and this great land, give up our ability to critically think and make critical decisions for our own lives the way we prefer to live them. Yeah, I agree. Yeah, I've said for the longest time, you know, if we don't have freedom of education, we're not going to have free critical thinking. We're not going to have freedom of religion. We're not going to have any of that kind of stuff.

And I know that back in the 19th century had people like RL Dabney who were saying, look, you can't, you can't divorce morality and education and worldview. You can't divorce that from education. That is the foundation of education. And when you take that out and you change how people have defined morality and the things that are good and excellent that we want to have, when you change that and you make those things targets of derision and you want to destroy them, that's how we get to the place where we are.

But that is a particular worldview. That is, if you will, a religion that is being taught. And so if you don't have the right values, you're certainly not going to get to that excellence. Let's talk a little bit, though, about the nutritional aspects of this because I know that you're focused on this. Mental health issues that are secondary to nutrition. I can see that you are still super fit when you're doing this. So tell us a little bit about what you would suggest in terms of, uh, changing the way society is oriented, changing our food.

Cause they don't want us to have any meat or dairy, uh, as well. So, uh, tell us a little bit how we're going to, uh, uh, weather this, uh, when we've got people who want us eating bugs. Well, I, I go back and look at, uh, you know, president John F. Kennedy before he was assassinated, he was, he was big on, uh, fitness in schools, you know, and he was talking about, uh, you know, physically fit people are better producers within society because they've learned how to master one of the greatest things that we struggle with, which is control of appetite and what we do with our physical bodies and how we speak and how we conduct ourselves. When you look at lifestyle, it is no argument standpoint that our health has rapidly declined over the last 50 years. It's declined in a coinciding time with the government getting involved in the food supply. Remember the food pyramid and all that mess where they talk about now fat's bad and cholesterol causes heart disease.

That is a myth that has been disproven. And to eat all these genetically modified, now altered soy, corn, and wheat products. And at that point in time, you had this rapid declination of the health of America. You had depression go up, medication uses go up, GI function or dysfunction go up, et cetera, autoimmune conditions, Alzheimer's, you mentioned earlier, went up, heart disease went up, type 2 diabetes now is out of control. One in three children by the time they're 40 are predicted to be on medication. One in two Americans now are insulin resistant and probably don't know it. And the idea behind this is that with this gut-brain axis that we talked about just a moment ago,

serotonin and dopamine are two key neurotransmitters that we have to have to at least be content, right? To build value. And if you don't have those, and just a simple rule of thumb, if serotonin is bottomed out, you don't produce that, you don't have it, you're going to be depressed and low. If dopamine is low, you're going to be having a hard time staying focused. Again, a, ADHD, ADD. When both are low, you have no value, you have nothing that gives you hope anymore, and you're looking for anything, any action, any deed that can give you that last hurrah. And hence, you have this inward anger, inward anxiety turned outward into homicidal activity. And so the lifestyle piece, David, is critical to getting. And we have, my wife and I and our clinic and staff,

have pushed hard for family wellness. I would like to see even physical fitness come back in the schools. Yeah. Oh, yeah. And it's amazing. You know, I think it's been 50 years since I was in high school. But, you know, you go back and you look at pictures of the 1970s, look at people at the beach, look at classmates.

It's amazing to me to see how obese everyone has become because of this. And I know that a lot of this is the nutrition, but, you know, a lot of it is an activity, but it's the combination of all that stuff and it is truly amazing the physical transformation that has happened in the last 50 years it's astounding and so we know what is happening they're really attacking us mind body and spirit aren't they and it's a calculated thing i think uh it you know it's just uh whether it's negligence or whether it's calculated, we know what is happening. And it's something that we're going to have to do something about it as a society or we're done, aren't we? We are.

And someone coined the term fifth generation of warfare, and that's exactly what it is. It's unique because it attacks the mind through this. At this year's Cheltenham, glory rests in the lap of the gods. Curses. Alas, our hero hasn't placed. But there are still divine offerings up for grabs, with all NoviBet customers getting a €10 free bet

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controlling the politicians to do their bidding. You know, you've got the border crisis, you know, the opioid epidemic, the fentanyl epidemic, now attacking kids. You've got the economy being transferred to a communist society. You've got food that's being outsourced and brought into our country under the label of American made. But it's not American made. It was just processed here. And so you've got all this stuff going on that has attacked us and and the long and short of it is if you get a population

distracted by sickness illness and dependent upon medication you get them where they can't think anymore and it to the point earlier you get ultimate control of them and we're seeing the uh lifespan for the last couple of years decline for the first time in decades. But David, what you're seeing to expand is this thing called six span within the lifespan. It's a time at which we're very sick and beat down and on multiple medications. And that is just simply unnecessary for mankind. They need to be shown a different way. And I can't make anybody choose either salad over a bag of French fries. That's not the point because that's controlling.

But they ought to be told the difference. They ought to be given the opportunity to make a bad decision and a good decision. And right now, good decisions are held back from us for the sake of profit. And you were talking earlier about how they have radically genetically modified things like soy and corn and all the rest of this stuff. They're now going to the next stage of this. They're now talking about how we can feed you the vaccines. We can grow the mRNA inside the stuff. We can inject the cattle and the beef and that type of thing.

You've got a product called Kingdom Fuel. And so I'm sure that you're looking at this. How are you going to, you know, people are scrambling around saying, you know, how are we going to make sure that our food supply is clean in this new attack on it? Because it's hard enough to get stuff that is going to be organic, truly organic. Uh, and now there's a whole nother level of contaminant that they're talking about putting in both, uh, meat and vegetables. So what do you do? Yeah, we looked at that from a broad, broad variety of angles.

And this is, we started working on that formula probably a year and a half to two years ago. And sourcing materials was the most challenging thing I'd undertaken in several years, including an election, right? So, you know, the materials in this, we have an organic pea protein, which has about 20 grams in the full serve, which is pretty good. We have organic greens and reds. So the phytonutrients from the greens and red plants, fruits and vegetables. Then we have soluble and insoluble fiber, which helps with satiety or filling of fullness. And then we also have an added spectrum of vitamins and minerals.

So this is representative of something you could live off of. We've had people do this. I didn't ask them to, but we've had people do it for a month before, you know, just to to see if they could do it and they did and they they improved their health in all sorts of different aspects lost excess fat maintained and even gaining muscle tissue the unique thing about this was we looked at it we hear people's excuse all the time well it's too expensive to eat healthy that's nonsense the average lunch in america is between $15 and $18, depending on what you get. And I'm talking Midwest prices. Kingdom Fuel, if you do the full serving of three scoops, is $5 per meal. Most that like ladies typically do two scoops,

and that's enough because it's so filling. And you can mix things with it if you want to, like you could mix extra berries or nuts or seeds if you blend them and avocado nut butters etc you can have all kinds of stuff kids love it parents love it it's cheap it's easy it's a great going out the door type of meal it's great for athletes and we did this with the heart of love i mean we made it for ourself and thought, hey, this is good for the world. So do your shelf life, save some money, and we've got other stuff coming. We've got something called Kingdom Candy, which is okay. It's going to be a replacement bar, same kind of concept.

And we're coming up with solutions. I get tired of talking about all the problems. I want answers. That's right. And that's the thing, you know, people who look at this and look at the problems I was talking about earlier, you know, here locally, we got some people who are saying, I'm really concerned about this because I've got vaccine injured kids. We're not going to go to this next level. So what are we going to do to get some clean meat around here? You know, so they start putting it together.

A lot of times we start with things that are going to help us. And then we say, well, you know, other people want this as well. That's a key part of rebuilding our society from the grassroots up. And a key part of that is going to be food because they want to take away the food that we have. Very important to be able to do that. And of course, you're talking about price. I forget what city it was, but somebody, they had like a Big Mac meal that was like $17. It's like, are you kidding me?

Yeah. $70's like, are you kidding me? Yeah. $70 for poison, right? Yeah. It's got the nutritional aspect of cardboard, except as you point out, it's got some really bad stuff in it. Yeah. And one thing I want people to understand about the, um, the genetic modified soil and these estrogenic products is those.

So I, uh, proteins when they've been modified, now they hit on an estrogen receptor, meaning that they create more estrogen functionality in men and women. So what that does to our males over time, societally speaking, generationally speaking, it more feminizes them. And so you take away the male seed, you take away reproduction, you slow the production and population growth, and that gives you less people to have to control. So, you know, this is not just a bunch of coincidences and coincidences. This is and I'm not a conspiracy theorist. I just look at things from a critical eye and I say, OK, what does that mean? Good, bad, or indifferent? Look at the third side.

Play the heaven's advocate game with it, if you will. And we have got to begin to learn to grow some seeds, you know, in our backyard. Yes. Learn to find local farmers, support them. Because they're out there. All you got to do is ask. Spread the word. You know, get kingdom.

People have that, use that and find a way to create our own system and alternative system and get away from believing these yo-yos that are trying to be leaders. They don't know what they're doing. Their agendas are way off. And we've got to create this alternate societal cultural norm once again that's going to give us life. I agree. Yeah, especially from the standpoint of finding local farmers. I mean, the farmers are not getting paid very well in the system, right? It doesn't serve them very well.

The system is getting really wealthy. We saw this with all the egg stuff. The farmers in both the U.S. and the U.K. were saying, hey, they're not paying us anymore. Your price is going through the roof in both the U S and in the UK, we're saying, Hey, you know, they're, they're not paying us anymore. Your, your price is going through the roof and the grocery store. It's that system that's there. So if we cut out the middleman, we go direct to the farmers and we start growing it ourselves. That's going to make a world of difference, but it's, it's great talking to you and to see that you've got some real solutions for health as well as for security. And thank you so much for what you're doing.

Hopefully you won't – I know I've run for office in the past. I know that it's kind of a thankless task. And so thank you for taking that on and trying to get out there to people. And I hope you don't give up on that either. But, yeah, keep pushing on that. And we certainly need people who have your background and your wisdom in this, and you've got a very interesting background. Thank you so much for joining us. Before we go, though, tell people about your website, where they can find

Kingdom Fuel. Well, I very much appreciate you having me, David. You've done a great job, and I'm honored to be here. People can go to Sherwood.tv and all of our things are there. If they want Kingdom Fuel and other programs, they can work with us remotely if they want to. And we have a lot of great stories. So people can go there and that's just a central hub of connection. Great. So it's Kingdom.TV.

Is that what you said? Sorry? Sherwood.TV. Sherwood.TV..TV as? Sorry? Sherwood dot TV. Sherwood dot TV. Dot TV as in television. Sherwood dot TV. Dr. Mark Sherwood and his wife, Dr. Michelle Sherwood. Thank you so much for joining us, sir. Have a good day.

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