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The Impending Famine in the U.S. and World-Wide...An Interview with Michael Yon Former Green Beret

The full substack post will be on 10/29/25 https://stayinghealthytoday.substack.... _____________________________________________________________________________________ Interview Topic and Timeline (approx.) • 0:00 – 2:00 Intro & why “famine” matters to individual health and security • 2:00 – 6:15 How famine is used in war; historical examples (Ireland, India, Netherlands, U.S. frontier) • 6:15 – 12:30 “Early signs” concept (Ninomiya Kinjirō (Ninomiya Sontoku) Kinjirō story) and claimed signals in the U.S. • 12:30 – 21:00 Energy, fertilizer, and industry chokepoints. "Nord Stream," "BASF," and "Groningen" are linked through the history of European natural gas supply. The connection highlights Germany's former reliance on Russian gas via Nord Stream and the shift in European energy policy spurred by the decline of the Groningen gas field and Russia's invasion of Ukraine. • 21:00 – 28:30 Food-system shocks: plant fires, livestock diseases, screwworms; vets as key resources • 28:30 – 36:30 Policy/“green” initiatives, geoengineering claims, and information warfare • 36:30 – 45:30 Demography, migration, and “routes & resources” framing • 45:30 – 54:30 China, food security, islands & blockades; Hawaii/Alaska information war claims • 54:30 – 1:07:15 Diaspora loyalties, meta-networks, and historical genocide lenses • 1:07:15 – end Preparedness & governance: what a state like Texas should do; agriculture, borders, schools Key themes & claims (presented as guest viewpoints) • Famine as strategic weapon: War, pandemics, and famine often co-occur; combatants may target food directly or indirectly (energy, fertilizer, transport). • Energy–fertilizer linkage: Shocks to natural gas and chemical industries can ripple into nitrogen fertilizer shortages, constraining yields. Nitrogen fertilizer shortages are linked to the Haber-Bosch process, which is the industrial method for creating nitrogen fertilizers, and its high reliance on energy, often from natural gas, which is subject to price volatility and supply chain issues. The process is crucial for feeding a large portion of the global population but can also be disrupted by factors like government actions and export restrictions. Recent shortages have highlighted the vulnerability of this system, leading to interest in alternative production methods like decentralized and renewable-powered ammonia synthesis • Bio/ag threats: Re-emergence risks (e.g., screwworms), livestock disease certification (e.g., anthrax) can economically hobble regions. • Policy pressures on protein: Regulations, land-use changes, and “rewilding” are framed as reducing beef/dairy capacity. • Information & psychological ops: Narratives, intoxicants, and cultural division are described as tools that soften societies and fragment response. • Demographic & migration dynamics: Population movements can be used to reshape politics and land control (“routes and resources”). • Preparedness is systemic: Gardens help, but Yon argues durable resilience requires governance, vets/farmers at the table, water rights, and border/inspection levers. _____________________________________________________________________________________ Kirk Hamilton PA-C Health Associates Medical Group 3301 Alta Arden, Suite 3 Sacramento, CA 95825 (916) 489-4400 (w) [email protected] https://stayinghealthytoday.substack.... www.StayingHealthyToday.com www.HealthyLivingforBusypeople.com www.KwikerMedical.com