Every day I throw a few apricot seeds from RNC into my smoothie or my raw milk with a little honey.

As a three time cancer survivor at 71 years old, I don’t take any chances

World Without Cancer and Apricot Seeds B-17:  https://rncstore.com/drjaneruby

Governments don't want you to learn history, because they literally repeat it.

What happened in the 1970s is happening again, but this time instead of a 4% reduction in oil it's 20%. The U.S. is intentionally blowing up refineries in Russia & Australia, pipelines to Europe, capturing Venezuela so additional oil supply can't come online.

The goal is to starve China and the world of oil, collapsing industrial capacity outside of the U.S. and sucking all of the Dollars in circulation back into the U.S.

The U.S. doesn't care how bad the economy gets, as long as it's worse everywhere else.
Credit X: @FinanceLancelot

PREDICTION: Next time the pretext for lockdowns will be “energy conservation” and they will come from Trump again.

Famine is being engineered

Drought is being engineered

Brownouts will be engineered

YOU are being bioengineered

I had an amazing interview with South Carolina representative Lee Gilreath who works very closely with Dane Wigington the preeminent Geoengineering crimes expert at GeoEngineering Watch!

It is now uploaded to Rumble but will be live streamed on Twitter twice tonight

It was a very emotional interview especially toward the end. He has some bad news but he has some positive information for how we can all get some of this out of our systems.

Dr. Youngmi Lee was correct and Mike Adams and I were correct unfortunately

If you’re even remotely new to this channel like within the last 6 to 12 months, don’t ask a question until you’ve gone through the channel with keyword searches and looked up your issues and questions because trust me after five years, just about everything has been covered.

And don’t sit there like a potted plant asking, “what can I do?”

They distract us with WAR while the technocratic economic system is quietly being put into place. These wars are theater, blood-soaked infotainment to keep the plebs arguing over flags, faiths, and “freedom,” while the real occupation happens in the spreadsheets, blockchain protocols, and digital IDs.

You’re not meant to notice the shift. You’re meant to post about it, rage-scroll, pick a side, and then order a biometric coffee from your frictionless wallet while your data feudal lords finish erecting the infrastructure of “progress.” It’s not an empire anymore. It’s an operating system — self-updating, unaccountable, and politely totalitarian. The bombs are for the headlines. The code is for the future.

And when the smoke clears, when the flags are tattered and the talking heads have moved on to the next manufactured outrage, you’ll find the real battlefield wasn’t Ukraine, Iran or Lebanon — it was your consent to a new dystopian future.

“I am a Senior Vice President of Upstream Portfolio Strategy at ExxonMobil.

I need to explain the relationship between your gas prices and our stock price, because I think people are confused and believe these are two different things.

They are the same thing. Observed from two different tax brackets.

You are paying $4.11 a gallon. That is up 29.5% from last year. In Kentucky, it is up 42.5%. In California, it is $5.89. You are paying roughly $940 more per year per vehicle than you were twelve months ago, and I need you to understand that we know this because we modeled it. We modeled it in Q3. We modeled it over lunch. The lunch was catered.

The model is called DEUGD. "Demand Elasticity Under Geopolitical Disruption". Thirty-one slides. I presented it to the board in a room with a Nespresso machine that takes pods we get at cost through a vendor partnership. The model tells us exactly how much more you will pay before you change your behavior.

The answer is that you don't change your behavior.

You get a second job. You stop buying ground beef. You canceled the pediatric dentist. You let the check engine light stay on for another month. You pick up a twelve-hour shift on a holiday you used to spend with your children. But you do not stop driving. We have forty years of data on this. The demand curve does not move. You are, and I mean this as a term of art, an inelastic asset class.

One-fifth of the world's oil moves through the Strait of Hormuz. When the Strait is disrupted, Brent crude goes to $100 a barrel. When Brent goes to $100, our upstream portfolio generates an additional $11 billion in annual profit. Chevron gets $9.2 billion. The top 100 firms collectively earn $30 million per hour.

Per hour. That is not a metaphor. That is the wire transfer schedule. I can hear the notification on my phone. I have not turned it off. It is pleasant.

Last year, we produced 4.7 million barrels per day. Highest in forty years. We generated $52 billion in operating cash flow. We returned $37.2 billion to shareholders. Seventeen billion in dividends. Twenty billion in buybacks. Our CEO said on the earnings call — and the transcript is public — "ExxonMobil is a fundamentally stronger company than it was just a few years ago."

He said this on the same call where we disclosed the war-profit uplift model. The same call. He did not lower his voice. Nobody asked him to.

We are fundamentally stronger. You are paying $940 more per year. These are not unrelated facts. They are the same fact, observed from two different income brackets. I said this already. I will say it again. It is the load-bearing sentence of this entire confession.

I sit in a building in Spring, Texas. The building has a subsidized cafeteria. Wednesday is brisket day. The gas station across the street from the building charges $4.09 per gallon to the people who work there. I have never checked. I expense my fuel. The company pays for my gas with the money it made from raising your gas prices. That is called a closed-loop benefit structure. I did not name it. I did use it this morning.

We received billions in federal tax incentives last year. Congress debated removing them. The debate lasted four hours. The incentives lasted another fiscal year. The $940 your household pays is not tax-deductible. Our lobbying budget is. We spent millions on lobbying last year. The return on that investment was the incentives. I have seen worse ratios. I have never seen a better one.”

Part 2:

“There is a poster in the lobby. The poster says "Powering the World's Progress." I walk past it every morning. I have never once thought about what "progress" means in this sentence. I suspect it means the share price. The share price is $146. The share price was $108 before the Strait closed. The share price is up 35%. Your grocery bill is also up. These are both called "progress" but only one of them is on my poster.

We have an internal wellness initiative. It is called "ExxonMobil Thrives." It includes gym access, mental health days, and a quarterly mindfulness seminar led by a contractor we pay $40,000 per session. Last quarter the seminar was about managing stress during periods of global uncertainty. The global uncertainty they were referring to is the same global uncertainty that generated our $11 billion windfall. We are managing it well.

$37.2 billion to shareholders. $940 extra per household. $30 million per hour. Millions in lobbying. Billions in tax incentives.

The pipeline connects your gas tank to our dividend schedule. The pipeline is not leaking. The pipeline is not broken. The pipeline has never worked better. I would know. I built the model that monitors it. The model says you will keep paying.

You have not proven the model wrong yet.”

You're going to need copper and take a look at this historical peace on radium.

Check out Matt at Cultivate Elevate for his tutorials on both elements

He has life changing natural products. Use the promo code Ruby and he will give you a great discount

https://cultivateelevate.com
Promo Code: Ruby