The Civilization Cycle Podcast
Aug 15, 2026 · 31 min · 10 segments
They're shutting down the systems that keep you alive. Diesel, fertilizer, crops, water, copper and it's being done so slowly you barely notice until it's already the new normal. Those in power don't…
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In the middle or the end of 2027, they're going to start to try to throw this out, selling things online.
by the calorie so again they're going to start to break everything down home ownership home rentals car ownership fractions of cars artwork etc they're going to get you used to this fractionalized world and then they're going to move it over into food but between then and now we have to go through a Harvest season where diesel is getting more and more difficult to get.
We got these aerial explosive devices heading into ones in Russia, those in Ukraine, all across the Middle East.
Russia's not exporting fuel and Chevron and Shell here in america are going to be running their capacity at 102 percent which is if you know anything about pressures every single one of those accidents we've heard of from louisiana all the way over into texas they've all been over pressurization events so they're going to run it up to 102 percent then they're
going to go to maintenance in
quarter three and knock everything down to around 90 production well if we're already scarce on some of the diesel fuels What do you think is gonna happen if they do knock it down to 90% if there's not a refinery fire in advance? It seems like the knobs and levers of a world are being turned off one by one.
If you can't see that, like how the Hormuz Strait got turned off, well then our fertilizer got turned off and our plastics and the chemicals in the agricultural industry and then the fuels and now the diesels, but the diesel relates back to the agricultural industry.
So you get into this loop of what are the most important gears and levers of Our civilization.
Well, if you can turn those off slowly, you don't want to spook the populace because if they turned everything off in one day and just said no more, well, that would create chaos.
When did this war start? How many months ago? And this incrementalism of things that are disappearing.
You know, it's to buy time for your calmness for all of the events occurring, because if people are really aware, like we're trying to do tonight, you're going to see that all things aren't hunky dory.
And these next six to nine months, well, it's going to be just an interesting time with inflation, food prices.
In the middle or the end of 2027, they're going to start to try to throw this out, selling things online.
by the calorie so again they're going to start to break everything down home ownership home rentals car ownership fractions of cars artwork etc they're going to get you used to this fractionalized world and then they're going to move it over into food but between then and now we have to go through a Harvest season where diesel is getting more and more difficult to get.
We got these aerial explosive devices heading into ones in Russia, those in Ukraine, all across the Middle East.
Russia's not exporting fuel and Chevron and Shell here in america are going to be running their capacity at 102 percent which is if you know anything about pressures every single one of those accidents we've heard of from louisiana all the way over into texas they've all been over pressurization events so they're going to run it up to 102 percent then they're
going to go to maintenance in
quarter three and knock everything down to around 90 production well if we're already scarce on some of the diesel fuels What do you think is gonna happen if they do knock it down to 90% if there's not a refinery fire in advance? It seems like the knobs and levers of a world are being turned off one by one.
If you can't see that, like how the Hormuz Strait got turned off, well then our fertilizer got turned off and our plastics and the chemicals in the agricultural industry and then the fuels and now the diesels, but the diesel relates back to the agricultural industry.
So you get into this loop of what are the most important gears and levers of Our civilization.
Well, if you can turn those off slowly, you don't want to spook the populace because if they turned everything off in one day and just said no more, well, that would create chaos.
When did this war start? How many months ago? And this incrementalism of things that are disappearing.
You know, it's to buy time for your calmness for all of the events occurring, because if people are really aware, like we're trying to do tonight, you're going to see that all things aren't hunky dory.
And these next six to nine months, well, it's going to be just an interesting time with inflation, food prices.
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