The Prepper Broadcasting Network - The Strange Truth- The Great Economic Hoax Explained- Prepare don’t get caught out.

Episode Date: February 10, 2024

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Thank you for watching! Welcome to another episode of Strange Truth. I'm your host, Carl B., and hopefully you've had a good week. Lots going on in the world, right? Sorry about last week, but that's what happens, right? As I said, you know, here on the Strange Truth here on PBN, right, you know, we are just like regular people. Things happen, and sometimes even the best laid plans, right? I came down with a really bad case of, I think it was a really bad cold. I don't think it was, it crossed the threshold into flu territory. But for about seven days, it started, you know, It started Saturday.

And then all through last week, it wasn't until last Friday. Friday into Saturday, I really started feeling better. I was really stuffy and I didn't have the voice to do a podcast. I was really stuffy and I didn't have the voice to do a podcast. You all wouldn't want to listen to me being that stuffy. It was bad. But it's going away and I'm feeling pretty good. And this one will be short.

But we're going to cover some key, key topics today. I also want to give a shout out to Jordan. I know that she wasn't feeling well, and I really hope that, you know, she's beginning to feel a lot better than, you know, than she was. So this one goes out to Jordan. Hopefully you feel better, you know, and, you know, it just puts things into perspective, you know, um, and, uh, you know, uh, it, it just puts things into perspective, you know? Um, so, uh, let's just, uh, get with it. Right. Um, I don't want to keep you. There's always a lot going on on PBN lately. And, uh, and, uh, by the way, uh, you know, um, if you like what you're hearing, pass us around. And, uh, if you like what you're hearing pass us around and uh if you like what you're hearing uh you know going over to pbn and become a member right uh you know um you know that's the

way we keep the lights on right you know um you know so um uh this uh podcast will we're gonna look at on the economic front what's going on with the economy um i think it sets us up for other uh you know discussions i really want to talk about what's going on in europe with all the demonstrations and everything else uh i think uh you know for future podcasts we'll do that you know what's going on in europe i also want to take a look at some point as to the border situation and you know what that might mean uh well what it means here for our own internal security um uh and so so i've got some really good uh topics uh for future shows um so just keep listening uh today we're going to take a look at the economy,

the great lie, you know, because they've been saying we're not in a recession for four years. And when we, every indicator for a recession has been met, you know, they're just using like, you know, pseudo numbers and just artificial, you know,

numbers to kind of keep, to stave off the inevitable R word. I know that this would not be happening if Donald Trump was our president. Of course, they would have been said, hey, it's dishonest. You need to be honest and you need to call it a recession because that's just the way the world works. Right. But with this administration in power, the powers that be, you know, they'll everything will pass. Right. Everything will pass. And, you know, give him a shout out. And then I'm just going to come straight back into, you know, what's going on with the banks and, you know, what's going on. Well, we're going to take a quick look to what going what's going on with the EVs and different things as well. So we have a really cool show here. So let's go to our sponsors first.

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but uh you know it's it's really you remember last year, we, January, February, and March, we had all those banks closing, and it really shocked the world. And we've had a lot of banks closures, right? But all of that then got swept under the rug, because they realized that I think if it got a lot of play in the mainstream media, the, you know, the banking industry, you know, the mainstream media, the banking sector would have probably collapsed because of the panic. So it all got buried, and all those banks that closed last year, lots of branches, different branches are closing at different banks because as the banks are scaling back.

It's really amazing, right? Because they're saying that the economy is doing so great and they put out some really great numbers. Was it about a week ago about how great the economy was doing? And then on closer look, you realize that it was all bunk, right? But the mainstream media is going to run with it and say, wow, we're actually growing. Our country is growing.

And I don't know if you're like me or any normal person who's out there working and busting their you know what every day. You know that inflation or dollar isn't worth what it was 10 years ago. So you're actually doing more work for either the same money or even less because your dollar does not go as far as it used to. You know, food is more expensive. Gasoline is more expensive. Rent is more expensive. Everything is more expensive. Right. So, you know, there is their world that they live in, okay? You know, the world of CNN and the world of all these other people, and then there's the world that the common folks, you know, that we inhabit, right? The ones that, you know, have to go out there and try to make ends meet for our families, right? But I'll just read this article, right? And let's see,

it says, the story over at the Daily Mail on Thursday asked a great question in reference to their title, What Will You Do If Your Bank Closes? With that full story title being U.S. Bank, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Citizen, Chase, and PNC are shutting hundreds of branches a year. Here's what to do if your bank closes. That was the title of the story over there by the Daily Mail. We're warned that in the last 10 years, American banks have shuttered 13,000 branches for good, including the fact that in the month of January of 2024, 41 closures were announced in a single week. And among those affected were nine U.S. bank locations.

And while the shuttering of individual bank branches is a much different bear than entire banks failing, We're reminded in this, they have this old story out there that three of the biggest four bank failures in U.S. history happened in 2023, signifying a worsening of the entire system. And while most Americans believe if their bank somehow gets wiped out, they'll be able to get their money back from the FDIC. As Gordon warned us with that story, in a real panic, FDIC reserves will be vaporized in less than a day. With the U.S. government under Joe Biden continuing to create more worthless money while racking up more and more debt for future generations of Americans, just more proof these psychopaths in Washington, D.C. couldn't really care about the American people who pay their salaries. And they said this new story by Michael Snyder over the Economic Collapse blog warns that homelessness in America is up a whopping 48% since 2015, while the number of

Americans laid off in 2023 jumped 98% compared to the year before, proving there is a very real bloodbath going on right now and the American people are the ones doing the hemorrhaging. As we learn in this very new story over at the website 100% FedUp, one reason the warning lights are flashing bright red is the fact that the emergency FED program, which put a stop to that great banking collapse back in March and April of 2023, is coming to an end on March 11th of 2024. With the bank term funding program being an emergency lending program created by the Federal Reserve to provide emergency liquidity to U.S. banks back in 2023. It doesn't take too much of an imagination to see what could happen when all of that emergency money suddenly dries up in the next five weeks. From that 100% fed up story, we continue.

From that 100% fed up story, we continue. The Bank Term Funding Program, BTFP, is an emergency lending program created by the Federal Reserve in March 2023 to provide emergency liquidity to U.S. depository institutions. It was established in response to the sudden bank failures of Signature Bank and Silicon Valley Bank, which were the largest such collapses since the 2008 financial crisis. The program offers loans up to one year in length to eligible borrowers pledging collateral eligible for purchase by federal reserve banks in open market operations. The program started on March 12, 2023, and is scheduled to end on March 11, 2024. So it says here, and while the Fed has said this program ending was a planned measure, as we hear in the alarming first video at the bottom of this story,

the Fed just pulled the bank safety net out from all of them. Okay, I'm not going to play that video for you, but you can go over and check out the story and get more information as we're, you know, we got to keep this within certain time constraints here. And it says, With a total collapse of our banking system here in America, a possibility that the majority of Americans are not prepared for, especially if it led to the kind of bank runs that M.N. Gordon had warned

could collapse the FDIC within a day, as Michael Snyder had also warned in this January 18 story over at the Economic Collapse blog survey after survey after survey have shown that Americans have lost faith in our major institutions, bringing a growing consensus among Americans that very challenging times are ahead. Snyder warning within that story that a whopping 72% of Americans have no faith in the U.S. within that story that a whopping 72% of Americans have no faith in the U.S. government, saving us from any number of different doomsday scenarios. And that is true, right?

If you have been paying attention, okay, if you've been paying attention, you should know at this point, if you've been listening to PBN, and if you've been red pilled, and maybe that's why you're listening to PBN, even if you're new, right, you realize that, you know, we're at the tipping point of a lot of different scenarios, probably playing out in the next couple of months. A major one, of course, is the banking crisis, right, that we've been talking about here for years at this point. Right. That we've been talking about here for years at this point. Now, you know, the United States is very, very it's it's a you know, we're very, you know, we're very resolute here in the United States. It's difficult to break the system completely, but it can be broken. And once it's broken, then we you know, then it's going to cause a lot of harm and a lot of damage. Okay, so be prepared. Okay, you know, at this point, I would say any numbers given by the federal government, given by the Biden administration, should not be trusted at this point. Okay, anything being pirated on the msn you know the mainstream media right should just be taken with a grain of salt because they're fudging the numbers that they've they've been

they've been doing it for years okay um so uh word to the wise have some money put aside in your home just in case, right, there is an issue, okay? Check the, you know, the liquidity and check the stability of your own bank if you have money in the bank, right? Which most of us do, right? Because most of us get paid and have cards and everything else. Try to keep a low, you know, try, you know, a charge, right, on your credit cards so that you're not really hit with large fees and you have to pay back large debts if things go even further south, okay? And all of this will happen fairly suddenly, okay? So just don't get caught up. Just don't get caught up. Take precautions, folks. Take precautions. And it says here. Here's another story. Right amazing GDP report from quarter four, 2023, we've been blasted by the media about how great the economy is doing.

It's exasperating because these claims do not fit with human experience. Last we heard from we heard from the Consensus Bureau, real income is down and no one doubts it. Census Bureau, real income is down and no one doubts it. Everyone, or at least most average people, has felt strong downgrades in living standards over the last four years and yet no recession has been declared. This is for technical reasons. A recession is supposed to show up in the technical reading of the GDP plus unemployment. We've known for years that the unemployment data is broken. It does not account for labor dropouts or adjust for multiple job holders or otherwise reveal anything about labor participation or remuneration. Unemployment is technically low, but so what?

As for GDP, it is not a measure of the standard of living or even economic growth. It is a measure of output stuff going on as measured in dollar terms, whether necessary, productive society, serving, efficient or not at all. The aggregate was concocted at a time when economists believed that spending was itself productive, whether it flowed from a substantial capital base or government itself anything moving and churning was regarded as good when the latest report came out and everyone cheered i dug around the data a bit but figured i would wait for my favorite analysts to weigh in. Sure enough, Peter sent Anjay, writes it up, and it's a doozy. It says here, fresh GDP numbers came in, and it was a blowout. The kind of blowout that only a $2.7 trillion government deficit can buy

while the private economy crumbles around it. Another couple blow out GDP reports like this and Americans will be living under an overpass. The essential ruse comes down to unfathomable amounts of government spending that is being recorded as productivity and output and interpreted by the media as growth. In the past 12 months, the federal deficit increased by $1.3 trillion, yet we only got half that in GDP, about $600 billion. In other words, everything else shrank. It's even worse for that brave and stunning quarter four. there we got just 300 billion in extra gdp wait for it 834 billion of new federal debt to put a fine point on it essentially gdp is measuring the pace at which we're going soviet replacing private wealth with government waste it costs 2.50 to generate $1.

It's costing $2.50 to generate $1. In his interpretation of the data, we're destroying wealth at the fastest rate since 2008. There's that year again popping up. An analysis by ZeroHeads echoes the same thought. So they're just cherry picking the data. OK, just cherry picking it. To say this is unsustainable is more than obvious. It is a disaster. And this is dragging American prosperity into the pits. And by prosperity, you mean quality of life. No matter how many gizmos to which you have access the resources for living a good

life are depleting very fast the american dream the idea of a one-income family is nearly extinct true right whereas it was the norm three quarters of a century ago even the gizmos are falling apart and not serving as well wholesale appliances don't work unless you somehow get your hands on the most high-priced models. They're trying to shove everyone into urban commuter cars so that you cannot drive on those big vacations that used to be the American norm.

College is out of reach and the degree that costs a fortune to get is increasingly worthless anyway. People are ever more despairing for the future and thinking that this is just the new normal. Even looking at output data over the long term, you can see the trend. Even given all the manipulation and the fakery, it is still very obvious where things are headed. It didn't need to happen. The United States has been the world center of technological innovation during these years and the historical home for free enterprise and entrepreneurship.

We should have had the greatest boom times in our history. Instead, the government stole all the energy for itself. It is a tragedy. Okay. So, you know, they're just cooking the energy for itself. It is a tragedy. Okay? So, you know, they're just cooking the numbers, guys. Cooking the numbers. And I just want everybody to have a clear head here. Okay?

Keep socking your money away. Make sure that you have an exit strategy in case you lose your job. If you are, you know, if you're going to college right now, you really got to ask yourself, what are the jobs that people don't get fired from and try to get training in those jobs for some job security? AI is taking everything right now. AI, you know, like anything that can be done with a robot or with an or with artificial intelligence.

A lot of those low-end remote jobs are being sucked away by AI. You have to make sure. The only jobs right now that, to me, are seriously secure are the trades. If you're a mechanic, you're a plumber, you're a roofer, right? Work that requires actual human beings to do it okay um you know um

being a being uh you know a part-time writer myself right you know uh uh there's a lot of you know we know here in the in the writing game right that there's a lot of uh uh magazines that are no longer even taking articles from writers, right? Because they're using AI to do it. One of the big things that's going to be really, really popular in the future is, you know, is this novel, is this, right, done by a human being or not? That's going to be very, very valuable. You know, is this podcast being done by by, you know, an individual,

right? That's going to be very, very valuable to people, I think, in the future. So plan for it, plan for it, folks, plan for it. AI is just incredible, right? They had that story, too, about all these people, I think is the Apple was it the Apple Pro, right? The the VR system, Apple, was it the Apple Pro, right? The VR system. It's like a $2,000 system, right? Where these people have been buying this VR system and they're walking around on the street, right? With the goggles, right?

You know, they're having coffee with the goggles. You see them in coffee houses. One guy was even driving with the VR headset, right? You know, which is insane, right? You know, it just sent out, you know, I the VR headset, right? You know, which is insane, right? You know, it just sent out, you know, I just get chills, right? Because you know that, you know, people are going to abuse these systems, right? I'm going to stay away from that as much as I can, actually. I know that, you know, it's very entertaining, but I think this one's going to pass me by.

I don't need that much distraction, right need that much distraction away from the real world. It's really insane. We've become such a dissolute society. Wrong is right and right is wrong. It's really bad out there. So make your plans, folks. Make your plans, okay? The economy is not all they're cooking it up to be, okay?

All right. There was another interesting story over on Zero Hedge, and I'll end it with this one. And it says, South Korea EV sales held by drivers, fears of battery fires. Okay, as you know that I got into a little fender bender about two weeks ago, and my car is in the shop. And that being said, I had to rent a car, right, to drive to and from work. And the car that I is one of those uh hybrids um you know um this thing man is not a cold weather car uh you know the you know you everything is geared to to save to you know it's really geared to be as uh uh you know economic as possible in terms of your battery usage or your uh gas usage right but um you know it's really not cut out really for um you know the cold weather um i would have

to buy a better model uh that's more geared towards the cold weather the thing about hybrids though is that you can fill them up with gas, which is really nice. And you can, you can, you know, you can plug them in and charge up the battery as well. So you do have that you could get that extended range if you're going on a really long trip, because you know, of course, you know, you can get probably about 260 something miles with a full tank of gas. Plus, you can probably get close to that again with a full charge on your battery. How it does in the cold, though, I'm not quite sure. Right. But that's going to be the craze here.

Right. They're going to want us to go full EV. No one's going to do that up here, upstate New York, where if you go in your car, you turn that key, the car's got to start. And you can't be playing around trying to charge your car right in the snow. So I think, you know, until the technology really catches up with the product, right, here in New York, we're going to be going, you know, most people are going to be buying hybrids and they're not going to like that. You know, the way I see it and the way most people see it, right, is hybrids are, you know, they're not going to, and even EVs, they're not going to save us.

They're not going to save us on fossil fuels because it takes fossil fuels to run, right, you know, the electrical grid. OK. And when people are buying gas and and and charging their EVs, you know, it's not, you know, and charging the batteries right there. It's costing us more, actually. So. But anyway, South Korea EV sales held back by Driversphere battery fires. And the story goes, South Korea electric vehicle ev sales fell by 0.1 percent last year for the first annual decline since 2017 as drivers cite fears of batteries catching fire an insufficient number of chargers as key obstacles alongside higher interest rates and high prices

south korean drivers are concerned that their future EVs could catch fire while charging or in a car crash, according to a November survey by the Korea Transportation Safety Authority. In 2020 and 2021, several high-profile cases of EVs catching fires were reported in South Korea. Three years ago, an electric bus manufactured by Hyundai Motor caught fire while in use. manufactured by Hyundai Motor caught fire while in use. A few months later, Hyundai Motor recalled more than 77,000 Kona EVs sold globally after 13 of the electric crossover vehicles caught fire. Hyundai and its battery supplier LG Chem were at odds over the reasons for the recall, with the battery sales maker saying it wasn't its battery that was the culprit. Another key reason for lower EV sales and increased hesitancy among South Korean drivers to switch to zero-emissions vehicles has been a lack of enough charging points.

Concerns about vehicles catching fire during charging in closed-space underground parking lots of high-rise buildings, apartments, right, parking lots of high rise buildings apartments right uh have deterred koreans to consider switching from a gasoline fuel car to an ev that's been a big deal i'm thinking if you have an ev or hybrid make sure it's parked away from your house because those battery fires man you're not putting that out you know they you call the fire department. A lot of times they just let that thing burn all the way. They're not going to put any kinds of chemicals or any kind of fluid on that thing. Right. They'll just let them burn, burn out by themselves and they burn. Right. When they catch fire. So if you're parking your EV in your garage. Right. My suggestion would be if maybe you really should be charging it in your garage. OK. And I can't see catching fire. You trying to get into that EV and trying backing you out. Right.

You know, the best place to probably park that EV is probably outside your house. Right. You know, because the technology is not that great. And I'm not being alarmist here. I'm just putting this information out, you know. And, yeah, you know, we know what the coldness does to those, you know, electric, you know, to those electric cars, right? The batteries, you know, what happened in Chicago and when we had that cold snap the other day where the cars were just dying and they couldn't charge them. They actually couldn't charge them. They were at the EV stations and the batteries just wouldn't charge because it was just cold and the batteries wouldn't charge. Right. So, you know, it's just one of those things. Right. I don't really understand it. Right. You know, it's all about getting virtue signaling points, right? You know, you can put out a decree if you're a governor, right?

And this is all stuff that maybe the country should be voting on. You know, the governor should be just going out there and say, well, by 2025, you all, everybody that lives in this state that voted for me and put me in power have to get an EV, right? You know what I mean? Who gave them that authority? I can understand emergency powers, like you got to declare like a state of emergency if

there is a disaster. But for something like that, you know, that should be put to the vote of the people. And none of that's happening. So we're all complying to these laws. How lawful are these laws that we're complying to is the question that we got to ask here. Okay. So I'm just going to wrap this up here. Okay. A lot of information, right, that you have to digest. The whole thing with all these banks that are closing and the branches that are closing and i'm sure that even here right well what's really

closing in my neck of the woods are supermarkets supermarkets have been closing in my neck of the woods because of theft right uh you know um the shoplifting that's been going on right a lot you know some of the supermarkets around where I live have have to close their doors and the pharmacists as well, right? It's really amazing because, you know, some of the pharmacies now and even some of the supermarkets are beginning to lock up certain things, certain, and that never used to happen, you know, in this area where I live, you know, it's pretty rural. And of course, but now it's crept into, you know, my neighborhood as well, even out here, right in the more rural, you know,

parts of New York State, you know, they're closing up, you know, they're closing supermarkets, they're closing pharmacies. And the reason why, when I look at the reasons why they're closing, the top reason is theft, shoplifting. If you're not prosecuting people for stealing, which is just insane to me, you've got to prosecute. No matter how you feel about it, you can't just give people a slap on the wrist for going into a store and ripping something off. I mean, you've got to take it seriously. Theft is serious, right? But that's what's going on. And we're having these things called,

they're calling them food deserts here in New York, right? Where you have, you know, a good amount of real estate, like within a town or county where people can't buy food because there are no supermarkets. The supermarkets have closed or, you know, the little, you know, the little shops, they're all closed because of either, well, taxes or different things or number one, right, theft. You know, they can't stay open anymore. anymore. So our governor was talking about how to fight and how to deal with food deserts in New York state. Probably coming soon to a state, maybe to the state you live in, right? You know,

as the situation deteriorates in our country. Okay, so takeaways here. the economy is not doing as great as they say right and i always say keep your eyes open don't believe what the mainstream media has been feeding the rest of the american people because when these things go off you know if if the war in the middle east escalates and the houthis are fighting back right so we drop bombs on parts, you know, parts of Syria and everything else. And there was all of the news, Biden fires back, you know, and revenge and everything else, U.S. revenge, right? But the Houthis just shot at two ships out there, you know, in the Red Sea. And this happened on Tuesday. Okay. So, you know, while we heard them, you know, they have a plan. And they're carrying out their plan.

What about ours? Right? Okay. So, the economy, guys, watch out for that. Right? That's my warning right now. As I said really i'm really interested in what's going on uh in other parts of the world uh as people are protesting you know

what's going on with the production of food right because of you know all the you know the green new deal right the green deal right um zero, right, a lot of these countries are adopting, right, they're actually killing, you know, they're killing the farmers, right, they're killing the farms, right, you know, the business of making food. And that's always bad, right, that's always bad for, you know, any country when you need as many diverse uh food um sources as possible and the new tact that they've been taking recently is just how bad it is for you to have a garden so pretty soon um i'm thinking that's one of the things they they come after the gas stoves and they come after this and they come after all these little appliances they don't like and the lifestyle they don't like you know of homesteading and being you know being prepared and everything else the lifestyle they'll come after are you having your garden right they're saying no you can't grow any potatoes right no you can't

supplement your your the you know your your groceries right by growing something something in your backyard no you can't eat healthier right by growing something in your backyard. No, you can't eat healthier, right, by growing food in your backyard. You know, you're going to have to, you know, grow, you're going to have to basically get food from all these centralized sources, right? I think that they're going to be going after, you know, personalized food sources more vigorously in the future because they're signaling it right now. That's what they're doing, right?

You know, they always drop it out there and, you know, it's sensitizing, right? They drop it out and it just drips and drabs and then they'll go after, you know, you having your own home garden here pretty soon, you know, pretty hard soon. So it's just another thing to watch out for. These people are crazy, right? They're crazy. So I'm going to wrap it up now, right? It's glad to be back, right?

You know, whatever, you know, there's a lot of stuff going, you know, going around out there, you know, keep yourselves safe, right? You know, eat really well. Keep your your immune system up really well. Continue some of the things that you used to do when COVID was around. You know, make sure you're washing your hands. Right. I learned that. Make sure you're washing your hands, sanitizing your hands. You know, you go to the grocery store and you handle those screens because you got to, you know, do the whole self-checkout or you're pumping gas or whatever, right? Whenever you're using something public, wash your hands properly, right?

You know, take care of yourselves, folks, because we need you all healthy, right? You need to be healthy because, you know, healthy people make, you know, are just better at dealing with emergencies, right? If you're healthy, then you can deal with an emergency in a much better way. So that's it for me. You all have a great weekend. It's going to be great here on PBN. This Saturday, we're going to have all kinds of stuff going on.

And, of course, the Changing Earth podcast on Sunday. And Draven Rock and parenting advice and lots of other stuff going on. So, and you can go back and there's lots of really great shows about the economy and what's going on in our country, as well as prepping and prepping tips on PBN. You can just go back and

and find those shows and play them right and you will always get those tips um and uh you know and and guys just be safe okay uh be safe the world's a tricky place right now okay and uh you know uh we need serious people right you know because these are serious times and serious times require serious people. Okay. I also want to just put a little shout out for my books that are available on Amazon. You can get The Prepper Part One, The Collapse, which is about a family surviving, you know, an economic collapse. And that's available over there on Amazon. And it's available on Audible as well, so you can listen to it.

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