The Gary Null Show - 3-11-26

0:00Everyone, I'm Gary Noll. Today we're going to do a special presentation. I've just pre-recorded a lot of information on health and nutrition, but because it was over 20 minutes long, I have put it into Gary Noll YouTube and Progressive Rear Network YouTube channels, so you can, at any time, you can go there, download them and watch them. But I'm starting today with a question. A question that we should be very concerned with today. Are we prepared for what we're facing and about to face on all levels with a huge number of unemployment? I just got a report that shows all the different companies in America that are layering off employees now. And does it by date, in one week, there were over 50,000 people fired from jobs that they thought would be there as long as they want to work? They're gone. What happens to their ability to earn an income, pay their rent, pay their mortgage,

1:01pay their taxes, pay for their car, and all the other credit cards and bills that they get? Are they ready for that? I think not, and why? Because I believe that our conditioning has limited us in our desire to go open that door and say, what is behind this door? Well, a whole lot of pain is going to happen if you don't do something. You can't stay quiet forever. Yeah, we can. Well, if you do, then you're going to pay a heavy price for it because a lot of stuff's happening. And in a few moments after I finish my commentary, we're going to show you a commentary. Now, you don't have to believe it. You can accept or reject it. But the overarching information in it is accurate, absolutely accurate. But what is not accurate is the timeline. We'll get to that. Because we don't pay attention to the 45 tipping points in the environment.

2:04Well, I'm not near Siberia. I'm not near the Borough Forest scary. Why should I care? Just four weeks ago, we had some flares in the sun. And it affected our internet, it affected electricity. Those were minor. Imagine if it was a major one in electricity and a whole area that the United States or the whole area of the world went out for a period of time, burned out some satellites, burned out all the electrical components in these large electrical systems. Where you had no idea when the electric come back on. What's going to happen when the electric goes out? All bad. And yet we're not prepared. We've taken ourselves out of the picture and about our health. What happens when a nation that is the fattest nation on Earth? By intent, you have to master the mindset that allows you to destroy yourself and do so with a smile.

3:06And that's exactly what we become, a nation of addicts and different areas. The person who can't stop working and sacrifices their family, their friendships, their health. There's no balance in their life. And if they need something, they believe will make them still stay relevant or more important or more useful or more respected than if they just lived in normal life. Didn't have to win at everything. And we have a highly competitive nature. Do you remember when a soccer game, you actually saw soccer. Now you see fights. I guess they just choreograph it. Okay, your eight minutes in, now stop. Take off your gloves, just beat the hell out of each other. When is that a sport? When is finishing a touchdown and suddenly you have to do something that is stupid and something that brings attention to yourself? We are watching you. We're paying to see the quality of your performance, not the cheap, low-life theatrics you bring with it.

4:10You're paid to perform well. And when you don't, you're traded or your career is over. We're not paying, we're not entertained. When a celebrity says, I believe in this person, the only person who should be president, I say because they're qualified and they're not. I don't care what you believe. If you want to believe that person is a person who should vote for, vote for them. That's your freedom, that's your right. Don't tell me what I should do because you're a celebrity. That means nothing, you have no value. We don't care about you. You think we do. We don't. And yet all you care about is yourself and your red carpets, your big contracts, your homes, your multi-homes, or another people who are just like you. A whole area of Los Angeles, a whole area is West Palm Beach, a whole area of our country. Like Aspen is set aside for people just like you. Come on in, your narcissist is good. Self-entitled, absolutely have a whole group of people do all your work for you.

5:12Come on in. Can't carry on a conversation, you're not articulate, but we don't want people to see that. Let's get a writer to put the words in your mouth, let's get the makeup artists, let's get the plastic surgeons. Let's get everyone to do something to show that the product, the package, is really better than anyone else. You all look the same, you sound the same, stupid, ill-informed, and you have very prejudice. But we're supposed to believe you because we bought your ticket to see you in a movie. I have no problem buying a ticket to see George Clooney. He's a good actor. He's got a great charisma, kind of like a second grade carry grant. It was only one carry grant and you ain't it. But it's still okay. You can still be entertaining. But stick to what you do, do and assume use your power, your influence, your celebrity status, to motivate me to want to buy your product. Why should I buy your bought gift? Well, now you're bringing out a non-acallic beer, but hold on. You're doing a non-acallic beer with Gerber, your buddy, when you ran a vodka company,

6:16made a billion dollars in your cell. Did you ever ask yourself, in my causing inflammation with every drink of the product I'm asking these people to buy? Because I'm George Clooney, look at me. How many people have been sick and how many people had liver disease, gross as the liver? How many people had heart conditions? Because every drink causes millions of cells to die. And do it on a regular basis. You shorten a person's life. You take any responsibility for that? No. You're going to be paid to do a non-acallic service announcement saying, Hi, you all know me. I'm famous. I'm handsome. Look at my wife. Look at my children. Adorable. Look where I live. You don't. But that's okay. But buy this product. And it will definitely speed up your aging process, cause disease, and ultimately lead to death. Well, that's a fact scientifically. But why is it we can't deal with facts? You want to live on the ocean? What happens in the end? Tucker, where all those houses fell into the ocean and Los Angeles on the beach and fell in?

7:20What happens when you live in hercane valley? And now your house has ripped the pieces. And you said, everything's gone. Why didn't you plan for it? You live near the hercane areas of America. 60 million Americans minimally do. Do you plan on what happens when the hurricane occurs? No, you don't. I'll give you two examples. I was broadcast in my syndicated radio program and all over the country over 250 cities. One was New Orleans. A week before New Orleans was hit by hercane Katrina. I started giving suggestions, simple suggestions. Okay, rent a big U-Haul, rent a trailer, get 255 gallon empty barrels, fill them up with, whether you use diesel or gasoline, and put them where you can use them, all right, and get out of town. And take your most valuable positions,

8:20whether you're closed, the furniture, utilities, et cetera. You know, your kitchen appliances, like pots, pans, is heavy stuff you got to leave. But at least you've got all that stuff you can take with you here. And most importantly, you're taking the potential you're not going to drown. Or why don't you do this, get 200 miles away, call ahead, rent a hotel room. And that way, take food with you in case there's no restaurants that are open. But at least when the hurricane comes, hercane 3, 4, 5, it's not going to be that powerful 200 miles up. If you do it now, you'll find rooms. But they don't. And then they're sitting there watching hercane patrina until we're watching them up on the roof. Help. Why didn't you choose to get on one of the buses that was leaving? There were empty buses so few people on the leave. I even suggested getting a mo-ped electric bike and so you can get far away quickly.

9:22Should you put in a backpack to have food and the things you need for at least one month? No one did. So when people were told there's a crisis coming in, you could be a victim of it. No one did anything. Then we see the consequences. I even told people to buy a certain type of battery-powered salt that if they were trapped in their house, go up to the roof and have a ladder indoors and the ladder outdoors. And then cut through the roof, climb out on the roof. And then when you could climb down the excess ladder, something simple, not expensive. Now, we saw people drown. When I was down at the lower ninth ward, I saw the flood line at nine foot. And yet they were in the lower ninth ward. And lower was how low to the ocean were you. And they had already destroyed all the barrier islands that slowed down the impact of the hurricane.

10:22It would have been so easy for no one to have died. I told people go now and buy big blue plastic tarps to put on the roof in case part of the roof blows off. You can go up there, nail this down. It costs about 40 bucks. We're feeding the big ones, 20 by 20, 30 by 30, and by two or three. And then I told them what kind of food to have. And all the other things they needed to have to live. They didn't do it. So as a result, income, the parasites. Oh, you got a whole new roof. You got to get that cover. Because mold's going to create up there. So we'll cover it for you. How much? $1,600. $2,000. It was just, it was a feeding frenzy of people exploiting it. FEMA was nowhere to be found. They're never anywhere to be found when they're needed. We'll build all the houses back up.

11:22Who built the business back up in that small community in North Carolina? FEMA didn't. The image came in and did it. And then someone complained they didn't have the right building permits. Well, I would expect that from California. So every time I look, jump ahead. We knew that Hurricane Sandy was coming a week before Hurricane Sandy hit in New York. I was asked by a friend whose family were one of the founding families who'd deal with a beautiful oceanfront community in New Jersey. In fact, during the Jersey River Marathon, we would run past it back in fourth course. And a nice group of people. And my friend said, would you come out and talk about health to the people? I wasn't sure. I wasn't paid anything. I did it as a favorite to my friend and to help the people. It was packed. In fact, we did it outside. It was a beautiful day.

12:23And but before I started to talk about this, I said, can I just bring to your attention that I was looking at all your homes right at sea level here? So when this hurricane Sandy comes, it's going to flood all of your homes. Your basements are going to be filled. And I'll bet your basements, your hot water heater, your electrical panels are down in the basement. You're not going to be able to get rid of that water because you're going to have more water coming in than some pumpkin on it. Get out. So why don't you do these things? Why don't you buy a generator, put it above ground, like a feet above ground. So no matter what, you're still going to have electricity. And then get a pump and put it on. So the moment that water starts hitting, it's going out. You also can seal the windows so that water doesn't break the windows and flood. I gave all the information. And I was doing it. I only took maybe three minutes to do this and someone said, hey, we're not here to hear about Sandy. We're here to help. Tell us about help. It's OK.

13:25And I talked about health for the next two hours to group the people. Or not going to use any of that information. And I'm aware of that. My friend wasn't. She still believed in the fantasy of change. Good luck with that. So then a week later, that's exactly what happened. Every single house was flooded. The basements, no power, no electricity. But they had a homeless in Brooklyn. So at least they had a place to go. At least most of them. And my friend said, I was writing me back. The city said, I'm embarrassed by these people being so disrespectful that you were there without any fee to answer their questions. And you were simply telling them what they should do. And I said, I wouldn't have expected anything else. I know people. So then think of WBAI in New York. All day long, I called six times saying, look, remember, I was the one who called from my apartment in New York and said, bring your broadcasters up.

14:26You can use my in apartment studio. And for over a month, every single show on B.A.I. was done from my apartment. Never got a thank you, but that's not to be expected. In any case, on this day, I said, you're below the water line down there. When it floods in Lower Manhattan, it's going to flood. You're not going to be able to get out of the building. And I was told, everything is cool. We've checked with everybody, everybody fine. And at six o'clock, I called and they said to me, Gary, stop calling. We don't need your help. Are you clear on that? We don't need your help. I said, fine. I said, I've already put into place, in case you do. I brought down a buffet table. So there's breakfast lunch and dinner for anyone who comes. I put cots down. I got 18 cots. I've got my people, all my office employees, to use backup laptops so you can use their computers. And we're going to have you be able to go live.

15:27And we'll pre-record all of our shows from the studio upstairs on the Preservator Network. They were off the air. They were flooded. In fact, the water went up to the street light level. And all the buildings downtown had their generators in the basement. And so they used my place over a month and a half. Here on my street, I went to every neighbor. And I said, this looks like a category five. Can I give you some help? I've got a walk-in refrigerator. I've got generators above ground. I've got freezers on separate generators. I've got food. Whatever you need, water. I've got over 105 gallons jugs ready. I'll be happy to bring them over to you. Just as a good neighbor. Now, we're good. We're good. Every single person, not one, had prepared anything. So when category five hit, and it was a monster, all of the electric goes out. That couldn't drink the water. You went into a restaurant. Couldn't drink the water, so they boiled the water.

16:29And I went and I told the chef, are you aware that this is still toxic? All you're doing is concentrating the heavy metals. And it was in here. And it was that way for weeks. Couldn't get water. I had no problems. I'd prepared. There are people, they're called preppers. And they've been denigrated and made to look like they're just redneck fools. They're not. I give you all this as background. Because it's taught me lessons. Hurricane Katrina taught me a lesson. Hurricane Sandy taught me a lesson. And others have taught me. I went down to a part of this town on the ocean. And it's where the billionaires have their home. Beautiful homes. It's only a mile long. The day after the hurricane, I saw giant, big loaders, front and loaders, stacking furniture from their homes in gigantic piles. Some of the piles went 100 feet long and 15 feet wide and 10 feet high.

17:30They lost everything. Now they could afford it. But why didn't they move the furniture from the first floor to the second floor and save all that furniture? Because they must have thought, well, rural rich and we got insurance, we can handle all this. All the grass was destroyed because of salt water and storage grass. All the trees were destroyed because of salt water. It looked like a vomit hit. No lessons learned. I don't see anyone learning any lessons anywhere today. I see we're incapable of change. Incapable. A small percentage of people are. Maybe if you're really a liberal, 10%. And they're not even doing everything they can do. They do a little bit here and a little bit there. And then they suffer the consequences of not looking through this. I give you all this because I'm about to show you a video. It is from the platform financial fungio, FUNGA UA.

18:33Now, whether or not that person is real or an artifact is irrelevant. This person has given us accurate information, insight information, brilliantly done commentaries. And I've checked every single one. And thus far, the information whoever's originating this information is accurate. It is entitled Orion destroyed Israel's only or refinery. Total fuel collapse in seven days. You know, back up because this. We're going to play the whole thing. Now, again, you can say, okay, some of this I believe in, some of it I don't. I'm going to be very liberal on my projection and say instead of total collapse in seven days. I would give it three weeks. Because what is happening and what they were unprepared for. Israel was not prepared for this. This was so well done, so calculating.

19:37I'm pretty sure that Russia and China both had a lot of input into this. They said this is going to happen. But this time, be prepared empty out your buildings. Put all of your important weaponry underground. We're going to give you technology. We're going to give you weapons that they don't know you exist. And we've learned our lesson from the past. And that's what I believe they have done. Because everyone thought this would be over a matter of days. Blow out all the stuff up, blow hospitals and schools up. And by the way, that was somehow artificial intelligence. The schools were pretty sure from the base in Iran. And we got the world on our side, so let's just do this. And then they saw what happens. Every single thing that is wrong. And now we're showing you the payback. Now, what is the most vulnerable thing you could do? Well, one would be if the Iranians were able to take out the USS Ford, the largest, most expensive ship ever created.

20:39Because that's the anchor there. Everything's going on their missions. But second would be take out Israel's oil. Now, no one had ever blown up an Israeli oil refinery like that. But Israel blew up Iran's oil refinery, causing massive environmental degradation and pollution that has talked to all the citizens, including just innocent civilian. There's 91 million of them and a huge area. And then all these different rockets coming in that cannot be stopped. Technology that we don't even have. And it's going on and on and with an endless supply. But the supply is not endless with America and with Israel. But listen carefully. Here's where I agree with the principle

21:39of what this person were object to say. That when you destroy the energy resources and how are the planes supposed to fly? How are the buses? How are the trains? How are you supposed to have water? If the energy is gone, sooner or later, the electrical system goes down. You see all those beautiful high rises until a beam where tens of thousands of people live. What happens when they can't turn on the water or toilet or a refrigerator, it's all gone? How long before you have absolute chaos? How long can you go without water? And what about your central reserves? Those only have a short period of time before your reserves are used up. So then how do you defend yourself when you can't fly the planes because there's no fuel? And you can't use all these defense mechanisms

22:40because they require fuel. Then would anyone ever plan for that? Where's your back up? Where's your plan B? It has not existed. It doesn't exist. That is irresponsible planning, irresponsible, because you have people who have no knowledge what they're doing, but they have the power to do it and that's dangerous. And we've seen the consequence that under Brockambamba, Bill Clinton, Biden, and all the other George Bush from Reagan. We've seen the consequences of having people who are ideologues and have no real knowledge what they're doing, nor are they held accountable for the consequences of bad actions. But here's where, who's going to come to the rate? Who's going to bring in a barge filled with oil? Where's that oil supposed to go? How long will it last? When already, we have destroyed all of the American, I think, 55 bases. And we're just just a, the one in key weight, a huge base was just with the big rockets. These are the thousand pound loads

23:41just destroyed all the infrastructure. It's gone. So the infrastructure's gone. They were specifically targeting pinpointing within meters, the rocket launchers, the airplane platforms, the runways, everything was destroyed. So that limits what you're going to be able to do. And then they're going after all the other people in the Persian Gulf that supported America like Saudi Arabia, United Emirates. So now this is happening. This is real. This is not made up. This is not a hypothesis. What I'm telling you is absolutely real with a damage, and it was not just, okay, it'll take us three weeks to repair this. This is gone. It'll take over a year and a half to repair that oil refinery. So as much as the Iranian people's civilians are being attacked and killed,

24:45and they're oil supplied being destroyed, they had a backup plan. They anticipated this happening. And so therefore they prepared. Israel did not prepare. Now let's go to this clip. Again, believe or don't believe, but if you can find a flaw in what this is telling us, show me the flaw. The only flaw I see is, he's saying seven days. I'm saying if it continues with the acceleration of Iran with this desunique God, they are supposed to have almost 2,000 of these, we don't have 20 of them. What happens when there's no more capacity for Israel to protect itself? They've used up all their deterrent missiles. What happens then? Well, like Hurricane Sandy and Hurricane Katrina

25:45and all the other problems we face that are existential threats that we do nothing about, it's not going to affect me and we go about our lives until it does affect you, until you do lose your job. So right now we are in a very precarious position. Not just because of this, but this, we're not talking about it, a few thousand people, a hundred thousand people, we're talking about several million people in Israel saying something that they have not seen unless they were in the Holocaust in their lifetimes. And there's no plan B. There was no preparation for this. Let's go to the clip. Seven days. That's how long Israel's strategic fuel reserves last under wartime consumption rates. Seven days until every car stops moving, every military vehicle runs out of diesel, every aircraft sits grounded, every hospital backup generator goes silent, and every truck carrying food to supermarkets becomes a useless piece of metal blocking the road.

26:46And the countdown started 36 hours ago when Iranian, K-Bar, Shakhan missiles hit the Haifa oil refinery. Not damaged it, not degraded its capacity, destroyed it. The refinery that processes 100% to Israel's gasoline, 100% of its diesel, 100% of its jet fuel, and 100% of its heating oil is gone. Not Israel's largest refinery. Israel's only refinery. The single facility that turns imported crude oil into usable fuel that keeps Israeli civilization functioning is now a burning wreck on the Mediterranean coast. And there is no backup. There is no alternative facility. There's no neighboring country that will allow fuel shipments to transit their territory into a war zone. There's no shipping company that will send tankers loaded with refined fuel into Israeli ports while Iranian missiles are falling. Seven days. Then the fuel runs out. Then everything stops. Israel does not produce oil. This is not a minor detail. This is the foundational vulnerability of the entire Israeli economy and military. Israel imports 100% of its crude oil, primarily from Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan,

27:47and West African producers who ship through the Mediterranean. The crude arrives at Israeli ports, gets transported to the Haifa refinery and gets processed into gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, kerosene, and other petroleum products that modern civilization requires to function. Without the refinery, the crude oil sitting in Israeli storage tanks is useless. You cannot put crude oil in your car. You cannot power a tank with unrefined petroleum. You cannot fly an F-35 on crude. The refining process is what transforms the raw material into usable fuel. And that process happened in exactly one place. Haifa, the facility that Iranian missiles just reduced to wreckage that will take 18 months minimum to rebuild even if the war ended tomorrow. The Haifa refinery had a processing capacity of nine million tons per year, which translates to roughly 197,000 barrels per day. In wartime, Israel consumes approximately 250,000 barrels per day of refined petroleum products. Under normal peacetime conditions, Israel imports the difference between what Haifa produces and what the country consumes. But these are not normal peacetime conditions.

28:50These are conditions where the refinery is destroyed, where shipping companies refuse to deliver to Israeli ports, where neighboring countries will not allow fuel trucks to transit their borders. And where the only fuel available is what exists in strategic reserve tanks right now. The Israeli government maintains strategic petroleum reserves as a buffer against supply disruptions. Those reserves, according to international energy agency requirements, are supposed to cover 90 days of normal consumption. But wartime consumption is not normal consumption. Military operations, emergency services running constantly, civilians stockpiling fuel and panic, transportation networks operating at maximum capacity, trying to evacuate populations and move supplies. All of that burns fuel at rates that peacetime planning never anticipated. The 90-day reserve becomes a seven-day reserve when the consumption rate triples and the resupply stops. Let's be very specific about what happens when the fuel runs out, because this is not an abstraction and it's not something that affects just the military or the government. This affects every single person in Israel in ways that are immediate, visceral,

29:50and civilization ending. Day one, after fuel depletion, private vehicles stop. Israel has 3.5 million registered vehicles. The moment gas stations run dry, those vehicles become stationary obstacles. People cannot drive to work, cannot drive to hospitals, cannot evacuate afforded. The roads that were congested become parking lots of abandoned cars that ran out of fuel mid-journey. Day two, public transportation stops, buses, trains that run on diesel locomotives, emergency services that depend on fuel all offline. The 9 million people in Israel who need to move to survive, to get food, to reach medical care, have no transportation network. Day three, hospitals lose backup power. Israeli hospitals run on electricity from the national grid with diesel generators as backup for when the grid fails. When the generators run out of fuel, hospitals operating on grid power alone lose the ability to handle the inevitable grid failures that happened during war. Patients on ventilators die. Surgical suites go dark, refrigerated medication spoils. Day four, food distribution collapses. Israel imports 90% of its grain,

30:52significant portions of its fruits and vegetables, and almost all of its meat. That food arrives at ports, gets loaded onto trucks, and gets distributed to supermarkets and grocery stores across the country. When the trucks stop running, the food stops moving. Supermarkets in Tel Aviv are not going to receive shipments from the port. Rural communities are not going to receive deliveries from central distribution warehouses. The food supply chain that feeds 9 million people is entirely dependent on diesel fuel for trucks. No fuel means no food movement. The grocery store is empty in 48 hours. After that, hunger starts. Not in some theoretical future scenario. In the here and now, in one of the most economically developed countries in the world because the logistics network that prevents starvation runs on fuel that no longer exists. Day five, the military becomes partially immobilized. The Israeli defense forces operate thousands of armored vehicles, transport trucks, and aircraft. All of them require fuel. The IDF maintains its own strategic reserves separate from civilian reserves. But those reserves are also finite and also being consumed at wartime rates.

31:52When military fuel runs low, commanders have to make choices about which units get fuel and which units stay parked. Tanks that could respond to threats sit idle because moving them burns fuel that might be needed for a more critical mission tomorrow. Aircraft that could provide air support stay grounded because the jet fuel remaining has to be reserved for the most essential defensive missions. The military that was supposed to protect Israel from external threats becomes hobbled by an internal resource constraint that no amount of training or technology can solve. Day six, electricity generation starts failing. Israel's power plants run on natural gas, coal, and diesel. The natural gas comes from offshore platforms that are currently under threat. The coal is imported and stored but moving it from storage to power plants requires trucks and rail that run on diesel. When diesel fuel runs out, the coal doesn't move. The backup diesel generators at power plants don't run and the grid starts experiencing rolling blackouts that turn into sustained blackouts. No electricity means no water pumps. Israel's water supply is almost entirely dependent on desalination plants

32:53that require massive amounts of electricity. When the power goes out, the desalination stops. When desalination stops, the water supply for millions of people who live in a desert climate with no natural freshwater disappears within days. Day seven, total systems collapse, not military defeat, not political surrender, systems collapse, the infrastructure that keeps nine million people alive, the transportation networks, the food distribution, the water supply, the medical services, the emergency response, all of it stops functioning because the refined petroleum products that make modern civilization possible are gone. And the facility that produce those products is destroyed rubble that will not be rebuilt during wartime and cannot be replaced by imports that no one will deliver. Now let's talk about why there's no short-term solution to this because the question everyone asks when they hear about a strategic resource shortage is always the same. Why can't Israel just import refined fuel directly instead of crude oil? The answer has three parts and all three parts are variations of because we're in a war zone and no one is coming to help.

33:54Part one, shipping. Refined petroleum products are transported and specialized tankers. Those tankers are owned by companies that operate globally that have insurance requirements, that have shareholders who will sue if company assets are deliberately sent into war zones. No commercial shipping company is sending a tanker full of gasoline into high-faport while Iranian missiles are hitting targets in Haifa daily. The insurance for that voyage would be astronomical if it's even available at all and the risk to crew members creates liability that no company will accept. Part two, neighboring countries. Israel shares borders with Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Egypt. Lebanon is controlled by Hezbollah which is actively firing missiles at Israel. Syria is an Iranian ally. Jordan and Egypt have peace treaties with Israel but those treaties do not require them to allow fuel shipments to transit their territory during wartime, especially when doing so would make them targets for Iranian retaliation. Could Jordan theoretically allow fuel trucks to drive from Saudi Arabia through Jordanian territory into Israel? Technically yes. Will Jordan actually do that

34:54in risk Iranian missiles hitting Jordanian territory in response? Absolutely not. The political cost of helping Israel is higher than Jordan is willing to pay and the same calculation applies to Egypt. Part three, alternative ports. Could fuel be shipped to Cyprus and then transferred to smaller vessels that make short runs to Israeli ports? In theory, maybe. In practice, Cyprus is a small island nation with limited port capacity. No desire to become a logistics hub for a regional war and a very clear understanding that hosting Israeli fuel shipment operations makes Cyprus a legitimate target for Iranian strikes. The Cypriot government is not going to volunteer to be the next country that gets hit by K-Bar Sheikhan missiles just to solve Israel's fuel shortage. There's no good Samaritan in this scenario. There is no neighboring country willing to risk Iranian retaliation to save Israel from the consequences of the refinery destruction. Israel is on its own with seven days of fuel and no resupply coming. The K-Bar Sheikhan missile that hit Haifa is worth examining because this was not a lucky shot and it was not a wild barrage that happened to connect with a valuable target.

35:55This was a precision strike on a target that Iran selected specifically because destroying it creates irreversible strategic consequences. The K-Bar Sheikhan is a medium range ballistic missile with a range of 1,450 kilometers and a payload capacity of 650 kilograms. It uses a maneuverable reentry vehicle that adjusts its trajectory during the terminal phase, which makes it extremely difficult to intercept even when iron dome is operating at full capacity. Iran fired three K-Bar Sheikhan missiles at the Haifa refinery. Israeli defenses intercepted one, the other two hit processing units that are absolutely critical to refinery operations. Specifically, they hit the crew distillation units, the catalytic cracking units and the hydrocracking systems that separate crude oil into different petroleum products. Those units are not simple structures that can be patched and restarted. They are massive industrial complexes with towers that reach 50 meters high, heat exchangers, pressure vessels, thousands of meters of specialized piping and control systems that require calibration measured in millimeters. When a 650 kilogram warhead detonates

36:56inside that kind of infrastructure, it doesn't just damage components, it destroys the geometric precision that makes the system functional. Rebuilding takes 18 months minimum with access to specialized engineering firms, fabrication facilities that can build replacement components to exact specifications and a workforce that isn't being bombed while trying to do the work. Israel does not have 18 months. Israel has seven days. And when those seven days expire, the conversation shifts from how do we defend against Iranian missiles? To how do we keep people from starving and freezing in a country that has no fuel? The military implications are severe. The humanitarian implications are catastrophic and the political implications are existential because a government that cannot provide fuel cannot provide food, cannot provide water, cannot provide electricity, is a government that loses legitimacy in the eyes of its population. The Israeli government's primary function is to provide security and basic services to its citizens. When both of those functions fail simultaneously because the refinery is gone and the fuel reserves are empty,

37:57a social contract between government and government breaks down. That breakdown doesn't happen slowly. It happens fast. And once it starts, stopping it requires resources that no longer exist. The seven day countdown is not theoretical. It's not a worst-case scenario that assumes everything goes wrong. It's the baseline scenario that assumes everything continues exactly as it has for the last 36 hours. War-time fuel consumption at current rates. No resupply from external sources. No magical diplomatic solution that convinces shipping companies to ignore commercial reality. No neighboring countries suddenly deciding to risk Iranian retaliation. Just math. Fuel reserves divided by consumption rate equals days remaining. And the answer is seven. Seven days until cars stop. Until trucks stop. Until hospitals go dark. Until the food supply chain breaks. Until the military loses mobility. Until the power grid fails. Until the water stops flowing. Seven days until systems collapse. Not because Israel lost a battle. Not because Israeli forces were defeated in combat. Because one refinery got destroyed and there is no backup.

38:57The single point of failure in Israel's entire energy infrastructure just failed. And the countdown to total collapse started the moment the missiles hit. The refinery is gone. The fuel reserves are finite. The resupply is not coming. And seven days from now, Israel discovers what modern civilization looks like when the fuel runs out. Again, there's some staggering information to process. But even if you accept that half of that is correct and accurate. And I would give it three weeks. I believe this is all going to be determined within three weeks, one way or the other. And no one can predict the outcome. Except there's going to be a lot of suffering. A lot more death and destruction. But let's just say that this clip you just saw is 50% accurate. I believe it's more than 50% accurate. Or possible. Then what is our outcome? What do we learn? What will change because of this? Think about it. Give us a call. I'd like to hear your opinion.

39:58Our talk back number is 888-874 or 888-888-874-4888. Go take a short break and come right back. Hopefully, you'll be on the line. We're back with Gary Noe Live. Thank you. And I'd like to hear from you. Our talk back number is 888-874-4888. Again, I qualify all the information I can as does Richard Gell. If there's artificial intelligence used, we check its sources. We check its accuracy. I have a choice of putting on a Colonel McGregor, or a Scott Ritter, who Larry Wilkinson, Colonel Wilkinson,

41:01and they give a really quality informationist as Mr. Johnson, the former CIA. But at the same time, a lot of that time is taken up by them giving their political opinions about what's right, what's wrong, the mistakes of this administration or another administration is making. They could be objective or not objective, depending upon their own experiences and their own knowledge. But if I have something that's not giving us opinion, but stating facts, the mathematical information, within 10 minutes of something happening in the Iranian-US Israeli conflict, this source has all the information, and I've found it to be accurate. Now, there may be things I disagree with, like I disagree with the timeline, but clearly based upon what we're seeing and how Russia is using its artificial intelligence as its China and all their survey satellites,

42:04they're producing all the information to find out how vulnerable is USS Lincoln or the USS Ford. And they were so accurate, they were able to do something that no one's ever done before. They sent off more or less about 100 drones, but non-weaponized. And they came in at about 15 feet above waterline and all the plans by the major task force in the ocean was to look up because these missiles have a heat signature to go up. Then the US intelligence agencies can mathematically calculate, again, through artificial intelligence, the speed, the trajectory, and when they have to send off all of their deterrent missiles and so that none get through. But they didn't think about this and these came in with cameras. Why? Because they wanted to see every part of that ship on at least what could be seen from outside

43:07so they could then plan how they breached that again, but the fact they were able to breach all the security from all different stations and satellites and radar, they breached it all and they got in until they had to be shot down with small weapons. In any case, the information they needed whoever it was going to was done. That was a successful completion. So we're not being told the whole story. We're not being shown everything. Think of the people in Pennsylvania. To this day, FEMA has not rebuilt their homes. When Hurricane Sandy came, FEMA was not there. They had gigantic generators that could have restarted the electric in large apartment buildings since the south end of Manhattan. They didn't. They could have brought in millions of gallons of water per day so that people would at least have water.

44:08They didn't. I hired a giant 16-wheeler, came in purpose of my store every day. They had all this water, thousands, thousands of gallons, food and I asked people in the audience who specifically had cars, livery cars and Haitian showed up. I mean like a hundred. And I simply said, I want a photograph of the person receiving this food in water. And that way I know that you're not selling it and we're doing the right thing for the right reason for the people who need it. And it worked. And all day long, hundreds of deliveries. Why am I doing what FEMA was meant to do? Because FEMA's totally cropped from top to bottom, always has been. They've never been in the right place at the right time. They've done everything you could do wrong. And so after a year, the image came into North Carolina

45:09and rebuilt an entire community. Didn't ask for a penny. Not even reimbursement for the out of pocket cost. And where was FEMA in hotels waiting for the right moment which never seems to come? There's an agency that can be completely taken apart and reassembled based on funding local groups in every community in America to give them the supplies they needed, to give them built-in shelters. Shelters that would hold depending upon the size of community, maybe 1,000 people with family rooms, 24-hour cafeteria, at least, let's say 10-hour cafeteria with healthy foods where people have a place to stay where they're safe. They have food and water. And this then is used with every kind of catastrophe. You build it high enough. So if there's flooding, flooding won't hurt it. You build it out of concrete

46:11so that hurricanes and tornadoes can't rip apart. It's never been done once. Not once. Down here they used an indoor ice skating rink but it was below sea level. So it was flooding also. I said the same thing should be done in countries that have a seasonal monsoon rains, but it's not done. We just don't seem to be able to do anything right. Maybe 10% of the people do. Everyone else. And no one asks this question. Why is it we pride ourselves in mastering our dysfunction? Why is we pride ourselves in our prejudices, our biases? Why is it we pride ourselves in not letting go of anything from the past that we've been inculcated into believing when that can be what liberates us? Answer that question. I'd like to hear from you. When we have calls, I'll be happy to take them. And I see we have Patricia from Arizona. Hi, Patricia, your turn. Can you hear me? Sure can. OK.

47:11I'd like to know what you would recommend for someone who has a fear of poverty. You mentioned that you can help with fear, so. Yes, I can. But that's not the question I would ask. It's a legitimate question. I'm not criticizing the question. I'm just saying what is more important than a fear of poverty is what constitutes the basis of our accepting insecurity as a natural form of behavioral. Because when you're insecure, you're always going to make the wrong choice. You intentionally won't do things because you're afraid of the outcome. What if you fail? You're going to be criticized. What if you grew up in a family where they expected a certain level of performance? Think of all the children in the United States who don't like soccer, but are told, you know, go to soccer and they got to soccer mom or soccer dad. Now that's bad. Not as bad as a helicopter mom or dad. And that's not as bad as a billionaire mom or dad like Elon Musk. What kind of father could he be when because of his narcissism?

48:11And I don't trust anything he does or says. He is, in my opinion, one of the most misinformed people on earth but one of the most powerful. But what about his, what is it now? 12 children? Where's he going to have 100 children? Didn't Jeffrey Epstein have his own breeding program out in the Albuquerque compound? You should only be able to understand the choices you make when you try to deconstruct them for their legitimacy. So if you say, well, what about insecurity? Well, insecurity is based upon uncertainty. And what a life is uncertain. Can you feel comfortable out in Arizona and a place that nobody should be living in my opinion? But don't take my opinion for anything. No, I just haven't have facts. I'm not going to go in. All right, if you doubt me, why don't you do this, Patricia? Why don't you tell this audience that you have so much confidence you're living in the right place, you're going to go outside? You're going to take a lawn chair. You're going to lay with a nonbrella so you don't get burned by the sun. And let's see how long it takes to get bitten by a black widow spider that has more per acre

49:12than any other place in the world. How about that? No, I got it. I'm just waiting to purchase when the market goes down. Purchase where? I don't know, probably Texas. Think well about Texas. What part of Texas? Texas is radically dysfunctional in one respect and radically liberal in another respect. You've got to know very specific like the program you just heard. Yes, it had artificial-generated character, but that's okay because they had so much information that was accurate but not necessarily accurately predictive. It's like someone could say we have global warming at such a terrible rate that we're having all of this as the water changing in this composition. Warm water is now no longer going up and we've got colder water that is coming down that has a different salt concentration

50:14that is going to change the rhythm of that conveyor belt and that could change the whole weather pattern for Europe for a thousand years. Nobody cares. You've got all these different things happening and nobody cares because it's not happening to them on that day. But when someone has a tornado and there was just a tornado killed people unfortunately, destroyed everything in this path, I see the news and I see people saying, oh, we lost everything. Why? Why did you lose everything? Why didn't you know you were in a tornado belt like Galveston, Texas and right up through Oklahoma and other places, Missouri, Arkansas. And why didn't you build a 12-foot high concrete bunker underneath that no matter what the tornado did to the top of the house, it could not breach this because a concrete and rebar can't do that. But down there, you have a generator, you have food supplies,

51:14you have water distillation, portable distillation. So you could survive and you had enough time, whether it was 10 minutes but you put your most valuable things down there. You put all your banking information, you put family photos, you put clothes, you put something that you had upstairs but you put much of a downstairs. So if it ever happens, you've got a plan B. That requires being secure. Meaning I'm secure because I'm doing everything I can in the moment I'm in in order to prepare for any inevitability of the future. That's smart. That's not crazy. That's not psychotic. That's not being a quote negative-projective, one of the people want to save and do freeze-drying a food, so no matter what happens, they've got high-quality, nourishing food for the next 30 years. No, those people are not given any credit, but instead we say, well, we're going to rebuild. That's coming from the insecurity of self-involvement in your own protection.

52:15That means you have to be open. You have to say, I'm going to look at everything because when you're insecure, you're not going to do anything. You're going to make all the wrong decisions. Your decision not to bike real estate now is smart because Texas real estate is dropping and Florida real estate is really dropping and there's places over there on the east coast where nobody should be living and yet people are moving to where everyone wants to remove or whether they're told to move. So save your money because you're going to see the value of real estate plummet within the next 14 months. That's when you go in and buy an RV at half the price. Yeah, half the price. Oh, wow, okay. I'm going to do that. I'm going to go buy a Mercedes. It's the best of the best. But I can't afford 180,000, but I'm willing to spend 60,000. So then I got a vehicle that could take me anywhere in America at any time. So I'm not homeless. And I got quality environment, small environment.

53:17So where would you go to buy it? Because there's only one place in America to be able to make the deals on RVs. That's the small area about six miles on Route 75, right north of Fort Myers. Fort Myers, okay. There's about eight places you can buy, but there's one that sells the best and that's the one that's going to make the best deal. But you got to buy it when there's no more people buying. That's when you buy, okay. And where in Florida would you recommend? Only Southwest Florida. That's the only place I would live in Florida. And otherwise it's Northeast Texas, right? Northeast Texas or Southwest Florida. Right, okay. All right, so back to, so the question should be, can you live with uncertainty? Uncertainty. You shouldn't live with uncertainty. Because then you're making your choices from your fears, your fear of loss. So what do you fear losing? And that doesn't come from now. That came from how you were developed and what you were told to believe in,

54:18through multiple family issues. Take your time. Do that deconstruction. You'll see the choices you've made and why. Okay. Gary, you're wonderful. Thank you. And go out and sit down and see how wonderful they're like, spiders. If I survive, I'll really think you're wonderful. Man, if the one place I wouldn't have visited is Arizona. Okay, I know I got that. Okay. Thank you. All the best. John, from New Jersey, your turn, please. Yes. Hi, I, I, I, I, Gary. Hi. Great respect. And, and you know, really that I reach out to, to talk to you today. I thought today was appropriate since it's, it's six months before the, the 25th, the 25th anniversary of 9-11. And I, I, I experienced something a few days after 9-11,

55:18uh, that, uh, vouchers for, uh, at the, for evidence, I saw in the book by Christopher, Christopher Bowling, solving 9-11. I was, I was in Millford, Pennsylvania, uh, driving for a taxi service. And I, I got to call the dispatches, sent me for a call, pick up a man from Millford to, Stewart Airport in Newberg. And, uh, can you go, can you, we're running out of time, please, could you go to the point you want to make very quickly? Yes, yes. Well, I, well, I brought the man to Stewart Airport. And he was, he was telling me he was, he's with military intelligence and the, and nine of nine, uh, the planes couldn't have brought down those buildings.

56:21Uh, and it was, he, he said, he said to me, and I thought he was crazy. That was, that was many nukes, many nukes that, that brought them down. No, that's, that's, that's, that's what we got just, no, hold on, I'm, I know. I've got to go. That's incorrect. If you want to suggest the experts, the best, the engineers and architects over 2000 of them, they examined that very carefully. It wasn't many nukes. It was a form of paint that has explosive qualities, and you can see it when you go in slow frame, how it collapsed into a so-called footprint, and you see these puffs coming out. Uh, at each floor, you see beams, big, uh, thousand-pound, and more beams shooting out of that. That would not have happened under a normal collapse. And so the evidence shows

57:22that this was detonated. The, the planes could not have brought them down, and building seven came down with no planes. So in fact, the women, I have to clip still the women were broadcasting about building seven coming down, and behind her was building seven. It hadn't come down. I don't see anyone making that mistake. You know, so thank you. I appreciate that. There's no substance to that, unfortunately. Well, I can't take any more. So all the other people online, I will help you tomorrow and whatever it is. But I want to, I thought of something overnight. I offered yesterday a product that I believe could be one of the most single important things that we all, every one of us, should be doing every day, meaning flooding the body with antioxidants from various sources, getting a high-orac benefit, meaning total antioxidant benefit to your body. It's the one thing that can absolutely make a difference in trapping free radicals, which otherwise would be destroying or damaging your DNA.

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1:01:26Well, you know, we're going to be out of ice and in the Arctic in six years, one guy said, I stopped the camera. I was filming him. And I said, sir, if you say six years and it's not, you've just lost your reputation. The people who don't believe in global warming will use your example that it didn't happen. So why not say we cannot predict the future of when these of environmental impacts will occur but they are occurring and then give the examples of environmental impacts like the Great Barrier Reflusing, its coral life forms that affect sea life there. All of the dead zones throughout the world where oxygen is in the water so the fish can't live there. Why don't you show the stuff that we can prove but not date it? And so I believe that within three weeks from today, the consequences of that oil and all of the fuel that comes from there

1:02:28and in Israel, we will see many, if not all the different suggestions of what that can do to a country that has no way of getting in any food because any food coming in or any supplies coming in, any weapons coming in, their Russia, China, their surveillance system is going to point them out and they're going to be hit with rockets. So we're dealing with a various serious situation. I believe at some point the United States will realize what has happened that they didn't count upon and seek some form of negotiated peace. Just my opinion. But we have a lot of good opinions to share with you and we're here to do that every day. Share the information and don't forget, join my sub-stack that is different than the newsletter. Newsletters got a lot of early, upbeat positive health nutrition recipes, self-help information, Gary Null sub-stack, which I'm putting stuff on every day. In fact, Kevin and Peter

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