Diesel shortages and price spikes are racking the United States as well. Food shortages for the globe are on the way.

This is absolutely essential information you need to know about. Come on, let's go take a look.

Hello everyone, Dr. Chris Martinson here with a very important update for you.

Listen, as you know, or maybe you don't know, if you're new to my channel.

But as I was reporting on COVID for all of 2020 through the spring of and all through 2021,

through all of that reporting, very often I would end

my reports with the encouragement, the invitation to plant a garden. Now, why was I doing that? It's because

I could clearly see that we were going to have supply chain shortages coming. You can check my work.

I was talking about this in spring of 2020. Hey, now it's spring of

2022 and the shortages are really, they're on everybody's radar now. So if you like being early,

hey, this channel is for you. So I love being early to these things because you can prepare and

you have the opportunity to become mentally adjusted to this information before it comes and

blindsides you. So let's go right to it and talk about this information before it comes and blinds

you. So let's go right to it and talk about this. Let me switch over to my picture and picture.

Episode 59, here we are. Shortages are real. They're about to get worse. We're going to start with

this idea of diesel fuel. This is diesel in the United States. So we're going to get my drawing

tool out here because you know I love my drawing tool. So we're going to get my drawing tool out here because, you know,

I love my drawing tool. So we had this price spike back here. Why am I pointing this one out?

Because this was 2008. Remember, we had this housing bubble back here in 2000 through 2007, and then

it burst, right? And it was legendary how bad this housing bubble was.

In fact, part two of this back at peak prosperity,

I'm going to be talking about how I think we have

...