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Well, high books, this is Jack Spirko with another edition of The Survival Podcast.

It's always one man's view of the changing world, the changing times and the things we can all do to live a better life

of times you get tough or even if they don't.

Today is Friday, July the 14th, 2023, as we embarked together on episode 3,340 of The Survival Podcast

and I've got a good one for you today.

Of course it is Friday, Friday, Friday. There's no live streaming on Friday because it's expert council Q&A for the week

and I've got a great lineup for you. Some folks we hear from often, some are newer and we don't hear from that often.

Here we go, we've got always lead on a Friday, the Ron Paul Liberty Highlights.

Dr. Paul will talk about the road to totalitarianism always being paid with national security and most safety.

Damnic Adams will talk about how the FBI is working with Ukrainian intelligence to silence voices on social media

because that's what democracy's do is silence the voice of opposition or even objection.

Or anybody that's on total line, everybody knows that's a hallmark of democracy because that's what the whole thing's about, right?

But democracy. Chris Rossini will talk about how globalism is actually an ancient recycled idea that always fails.

Nicole Soss will talk about how old is too old for canned beef and what should you do with it if you got some laying around

it's been there a long time. You know, when you store a store where you eat involves eating and what we don't end up with

three or four or more year old canned beef. Sean Mills will talk about the real risk of grid failures this summer

and how dangerous it can be. This pairs well with the episode that I did with him this week on generators.

Dr. Bones, old Dr. Bones, we'll talk about the risk of malaria with cases popping up in Texas and Florida.

We can be done about it. Josh, the Renegade butcher. We'll talk to you about knowing if wild game is safe that you buy from a hunter.

Now that doesn't happen in the United States very often. There's a few niche things that can be done.

This is a question that came from over in Europe. As soon as I heard the word wood pigeon in the question, I knew that.

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