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Just finished a really interesting conversation with Zach Abraham,

and talking about what the figurehead is doing in Alaska with energy and making it almost impossible

for us to get liquid natural gas down here, stopping drilling, and we talked about

the succession with windmills, and Zach availed me of something I either didn't know or had forgotten

about Chairman Mao and his pursuit of being the great, great harvester of nature.

We're going to grow wheat, and we're going to be the number one wheat grower in the world,

and we're going to show everybody the might of the Chinese system.

So they got record amounts of wheat seeds, spread it all over the place, and then lobbied all

the people to run around banging pots, so birds wouldn't come down and eat the seed, right?

Well, it works. Seed pops up, they've got a bumper crop, but guess what? All the birds are dead.

They died a starvation because they had nowhere to land, so the insects took over and wiped out the

wheat crop. No. Yeah, this happened. Okay, so you now look at them, and they're doing the exact

same thing here, right? They're going, oh, we're going to get all the wind, and then we're not

going to reject the idea that that's going to alter migratory bird patterns, and then therefore

birds aren't landing and spreading things where they used to.

Sister repeating itself, the Maoist don't understand Maoist history.

To fence them, I forgot about that or didn't know about that. I also asked them about

Bill Gates's carbon dioxide sequestration tech, where he's taking the carbon dioxide out of the

air and putting it in tanks, storing it, he has patents to turn it into food. I'm not kidding.

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