Historical Resets and the Warning Signs We’re Ignoring

is a history we're told even correct. We're going to bring it over into Rome with

the theater of Mercedes. At the same time, all of these other factors are

layering on top of. It seems like a destruction cycle, but then there was also one in

Rome. So let's try to compare these two and see if the digital is the same as the

mud.

The moment of the Zen is Wild World, we're living in hologram bends one more time,

but what's your nature? Look out the vast areas. Just put you right back in

perspective. Empires want to be that vast, and this map is over time from the year

2000 at the very top all the way down to the bottom at 4,000 BCE, which is 6,000

years prior. There's one thing in common as these empires expand. They always

snap back and contract into pretty much their original or even less of a

footprint within the different continents. And that is a standard thing. As far

right, you've got the red, which is the Chinese and the cup expansion. Come back

and you see they squeeze back into that center vein of exactly back to the

I guess the home country. And you can look Rome as well expanding out right

around with the ADBC mark is Greece as well. It went super far out very

pointing snap back in again. And Europe say from 1500 AD it expands that light

blue everywhere across the planet. Now it seems that it's more of a digital

expression. So that means the fiat currency needs to go away. So what's going to

snap back this time? Do you ask all roads lead to Rome every highway by way? And

you know it's more of a circular pattern that is kind of grew out from where

the city center was. Central planning in terms of squares. It just look at the

difference of 2000 years of natural evolution of where to live compared to the US.

And it's a grid system to send militaries with four lanes in any direction

anywhere right there in the lower 48. Well, that wouldn't include Canada as

well. Mexico highway systems are there as well. But the difference in the

planning. So you can also see where almost were the nodes geometrically not

forming out of organic growth, but a planned growth. And you can see where the

nodes would be those cities glowing off. And another picture of the lower 48

glowing is the blue. And that's the snow is the above average. And that's 150% or

more compared to your regular baseline average near 2008 all the way to the

year, 2025 that average for the amount of snowfall. This is above or below it.

So the east coast of the US and look all the way down to Florida. That's crazy

right there at the panhandle way more than 150%. But see this is the thing I don't

like we got all this AI that can crunch the data run the numbers yet. We just

pegged the scale at 150. What if it was 700% more? Seven acts. Why is that not

shown to us? Why is it just squeezed in the 150? And like, don't we have the

technology now to, you know, get these bands wider to encompass greater amounts

of information. And the brown is where there was a deficit of snowfall. This

you know, look at all the Western ski resorts. They were all talking about

starving for snow this year. And with all this dough to all these agencies looking

in, we got a much better glimpse of how much there is to pay the retirees. And

the inputs versus the drawdowns currently as of, I guess late 2025 projects at

2033 that red is a deficit. So security at that point will make everybody take a

reduction cut. Now, I don't think that's going to be very well received. There's

just not enough younger workers to carry this forward. And that rise. So 2035 is

even going to be a wider gap of funding versus different taxes coming in. Now

the demographics, this is one of a lot of people really started to retire 2009.

And, you know, pulling everything out, selling. But as we move forward to 2021,

that's one the vid to hit and people were just, I'm done. So there was a wave of

retirement outside the norm. And it's continuing on its steady trend. So you can

just forecast this out, go out to 2033 and we're well in above 22%. This comes from the

Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. That's the first part of it, like the Social Security

not going to hold through. And you can see the math just its math and you follow the curve

along there. So right around 2033, what kind of problem do you think that would create

here in the US when people are really starting to retire in mass, like the baby boomers

children. Product you love the 72 hour emergency food kit from my Patriots supply. Not only

emergency food but camping food and you can prepare that through the week as well.

20 delicious just add water meals. Think about creamy mac and cheese, hearty chili, sweet

oatmeal. 2000 calories a day. You need the calories. You're going to need to think and move.

And to mash potatoes easier to make than oats and you can add your own flavors goes

with anything for less than a couple of take out meals at a fast food restaurant, get

real peace of mind. And a real question to ask, how long could your family eat without

leaving home? My Patriots flag. Click on that link in the description box below. It

helps the channel. Truth is hard to say and hard to hear. Most people choose silence

we choose to speak. There's support of our sponsor keeps the civilization cycle podcast

on air and giving us the courage to keep digging that links in the description box below.

Two or three of them maybe four. They're all getting to the retirement age pretty soon

as well into 2033 2035. Yeah, that whole entire next second generation after the baby boomers

they're all going to retire as well. But the money won't be there. Then what? What would

the distraction be to reset an economy? All encompassing reset. Because Berkshire

Hathways definitely waiting all in cash for something to go. See when their cash was

in play making money. It was making money. All of it was dispatched into some sort of income

generating asset. But as we move forward, you notice Buffett was out in cash a lot

around 2008 and nine when things crashed as well. So to pick them up way on the cheap

drop down there that you see around the same the time of the vid 2022. There was an enormous

amount of purchasing so they were using that cash. So as it drops that means they're using

it. And then after that the profit was made off of that dip and then so far their liquid

is can be cash treasury bills. So going this high, it sends a signal that they're waiting

for something to crash that they can pick it up that they won't be locked in themselves

that they have something generating income while they're waiting for that next fall.

So here I wanted to break this down for you. Berkshire Hathaway and this is all the additions

and subtractions of everything that hold in their portfolio. So I narrowed it down for

you because I'm interested in the reduced as much as the added. So as you go down there

you look Apple they reduced Bank of America reduction. Constellation, pool and then Amazon.

Look at the drawn Y 77% reduction in Amazon. Do they know something not going to be delivered

in the value of the company is just going to drop off a cliff or something? Then Atlanta

Braves holdings. What do they know that nobody's going to be buying baseball tickets or any

kind of merch or attending and going out to stadiums? I mean the catering is not going

to be there for stadium. I mean why would you sell that much in the 50% down to consumables

also another thing goals overtaken treasuries in central banks for ex reserves. So something

is getting strange now. Now the entire economy is front running saying hey gold's going

to be part of the new economy or based on the new economy and look everybody has switched

over knowing in advance this is all going to be part of the new economy. But you need

an excuse for that's all to kick off and everything has to crumble because of some other

I guess mechanism. Because a lot of people know who know these are top CEOs, CFOs, the C class

exiting millions, tens of millions. These are all sales from all the top executives of

companies. What do they see also coming? And then at the same time we're supposedly at

this bubble 2025, like the peak of the housing prices, at least on this wave, like the next

wave of follow the wave of you'll see it'll be even higher next time. But we're AI has already

taken a substantial chunk out like the pre-Ranya finance and insurance job openings, meaning

companies opening positions like hey come and work in our office. The higher it goes means

there was way more job offerings out there than there were for actual people who wanted to

take those jobs. Now the level is not very many offers at all because they've moved to AI and

they don't need as many people in the offices. So this little trend down, but where you notice

it also trends down, 2008-09 is the same trend down like that. But it's vertical just, you know,

is worse than a bottom out at 100 or 50, 50,000, woo 50,000 jobs available in all of America for

finance and insurance coming down. And you thought AI wasn't making its way through the financials

here we go asset class return across eras. I'm just going to focus in on the 2020 to 2025,

what do you see gold, 18.4% global equities. Well, yeah, you print more money, more money goes

in the stock market. What do you expect? Just going to go up, but it's inflated going up. It's not

real value. It's inflation. It's driving it up. And then at real estate, so new power sources need

to come out to bring us into this next world with all of this usage and need for continued

just like never ending amounts of electricity to be generated. So there's zero pinch here using

the principles of plasma and electric current that surrounds us. That meaning and banter have tried

to pull out of the air to power devices. Never succeeded very much there. Let's take you back to

the 1930s. I dropped down a dirt road onto a bridge, which was 50 feet above the water line,

but washed away during a flood. Now, this is in a semi-arid area anyway. So imagine the flood 50

foot comes and completely wipes that bridge away. Then they built another bridge in 1957, much higher

up. So think about time just for a second. This bridge is built in 1923. Like you're telling me,

there was no other need in the historical past to put a bridge over this river. And suddenly just

in the 1920s, they did. What should we do all before that? Wait for low water and ride horses

across it? Like is our history that bumble-footed? Really? Like what happened in the last 2,000 years

of time? Is the question, do we not do anything in those 2,000 years? Theater of Marcellius for you

here. Rome is what we're told, what we're told. So as Rome was, what is your interpretation in

your mind and your imagination, Rome? Like that was the seat of power. People all around,

bustling business. It was a seat. It was a capital of the known world. The Vatican was there.

The church was there. The Amphitheaters were there. Previous emperors were there. Like it was

the city of opulence. This place was not neglected. The theater of Marcellius, 1575 to be exact.

Lithograph noticed the height of the doors. They're trying to show you it's the average height of

an average person with the awning making it look all pretty and everything. So seeing this,

all right, there's people doing commerce there. It looks like a beautiful setting. It looks

like a nice shopping area, let's say, classic Roman. But this is what it is back in the 1920s and 30s.

So from that, think about the depth of it how it was. There's another person standing next to the

door. So looking up in the shadows there, you can actually see where that second floor is that

people had bricked in over the years and gated up, turned it into a solid building by filling in

the walls. Notice below, again, he got shops there. Some sort of, I don't know what it would be,

but they did put drapes up. Looks very dilapidated like it'd been around. You think this thing would

have been better taken care of or maybe there just weren't as many people around to do it.

Because I'm looking at this and wait a minute. I should have all this extra time to fill. You're

in one of the grandest buildings in Rome and it wasn't maintained. I just, I'm baffled how it couldn't

be unless there was just not enough manpower and something else happened. Then it suddenly gets

busier like there's just more people. There's more commerce suddenly. Like where did that come from?

Completely empty. And then suddenly there's commerce. And now bring us into the 1930s. They start

to excavate it and notice that second or the second floor where it was. But look on the first

floor where those shops were that are only as tall as one person. Look how much earth they removed

out of that. This thing gained some 12 feet. What you're looking on the bottom floor, that large

arch. That was all filled in. That's only tall enough for where those those were the stores were

on the bottom arch. Freeple walking in where that fence is with the spikes on top. That's

approximately the amount of earth or even a little more than that that filled in this

complete complex. And that's what they were digging it out right here. You can see the dig out.

You're telling me that this place was so indicted and full of earth and mud that people didn't have

enough extra time and energy to dig that out. Knowing that this thing was feet of possible empty

space below you if you dug it out, but they didn't. They just bricked over it. Nobody had enough

energy or time to do that. But notice how really deep those columns were. And I just can't get

at it here of why was this not maintained during the time. So imagine the Roman era it was the

seat of power. So we'll cause the seat of power go to a place that was so neglected that you saw

so filled in with earth over the couple of centuries that nobody took care of it, but a

perfectly even laid layer of earth had been settled in there. So I'm kind of massive flood that had

come in all evenly with the hills. You saw where they were digging out of that. So what kind of

reset was that? And what kind of manpower would it have taken at that time to dig out all of Rome or

parts of it that deep with just hand shovels apparently is what we're told with the history.

So is what we're told what we're being told or are we just in the middle of another cycle being

played? That's the question too many things layering off too many things in history that can be

rewritten for this to be a coincidence. I do appreciate it watching hope you got something out

of the video. Check out the four week of food supply. My Patriots supply and adapt 2030. That

links in the description box below as well as heirloom and organic seeds for any grow zone on the

planet. Get your garden on truly market. Every purchase you make helps keep me bringing you

information and stories just like this. I appreciate you so much. Thank you. Please share this with

your friends and family and you're going to have to copy the link itself and spread through your

social because the algorithm is none too kind to this type of information. I will see you next time.

Bye for now.