The media as people knew it have lost the narrative. They no longer have

narrative control. So there are embedded power centers that are waging law

fair against people presenting certain facts and that that is a fact and it's unfortunate to see

people caught up in this but in seeing that the public you know as as their

example out there the public is to see how far really America has fallen and how far we need to really

climb back up to get back to where we once were.

So that's really where we start our conversation today is the narrative control of the media and

how they speak to people when they're trying to get points across.

And sometimes it's conflicting, sometimes it's even schizophrenic.

Check out the Guardian. This is the Guardian from several years ago but it says

want to fight climate change? Have fewer children. Carbon footprints. Well here's that same media, the Guardian, saying this.

They just said have fewer children,

so you're going to have some population problems.

Refugee influx helps halt decline in Germany's population.

Well, was there a decline in the population because they were having fewer children for climate change?

I don't know, but it sure seems like some conflicting conversations.

And that really brings us to the continuation of our story from last week.

We had Michael Jan on.

He was fresh from the Darien Gap.

That's the gap between Panama and Colombia.

It's become a staging area by organizations

like the United Nations

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