Comments by "Thump Er the Sweaty Fat Guy" (@SweatyFatGuy) on "THIS Is Your Future And They Are Spelling It Our For You…BELIEVE THEM" video.

These people have an urban mindset, its like they have never been out in the vast emptiness of the USA between the cities. They completely ignore that cities are a HUGE source of pollution and waste, because its NOT about the environment. Its all about turning us all into profitable livestock. I live in a shipping container house I built in the woods on 13 acres of land, I have no debt and own it all. I build 60s and 70s hotrods that run on home made ethanol/vodka fuel. I can grow food too. Methane is a wonderful way to make electricity, its super easy to produce and dirt cheap. Today I am loading up my 1968 Pontiac LeMans that I have turned into a race car, driving 780 miles to Missouri so I can race against other channel owners. I am a day late because I just got the car built, but I will be on my way soon. There is no damn way I will acquiesce to these people who want to force us into cities where we will be completely dependent on them. As if I want to rely on the inept and incompetent like them.
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@ericpowell4350 people would be ill advised to come where I live and try to take things. The township is over 20 miles long, and only about five or six families/people are on the obedient blue side. The rest of us, well... lets just say you have to get away with what you take, and survive the encounter. If I go to some other country where I am not allowed to own a means of defense, that puts me in a much worse situation. That makes you dependent on the regime. If you think this isn't going to be forced on those smaller countries when the US can or will no longer stop them, you're delusional. Run and hide if you want, but they will come for you all the same.
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Its simple to make ethanol too, cattails is how I make it, but you can make ethanol from any starch or sugar.
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@solrosenberg4529 you also need training, knowledge, and the willingness to throw down and bring more hatefulness down on them than they are willing to give you. Just because you have a boomfirestick, doesn't mean you will win. Go up against someone trained and you gotta be super lucky to not end up with a splatter pattern behind where your noggin was last.
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@botezsimp5808 in the open yes, trying to take a defensive position is going to be pricey, it always has been and still is. Fun with military training. :)
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@AlexanderTheGreatMan heh... I'm a two war veteran, you could say that aspect is covered to the point even neighbors could be equipped.
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@flaviolozoya blue hats and rogue entities would have a very very bad day coming out here in the woods where the trees say "oh yah dere hey, you betcha!"
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@michaelrobertson1736 yeah, they aren't the threat you need to be concerned about.
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@ma3stro681 3 hours from Green Bay Wisconsin, 7 hours from Milwaukee and Minneapolis. Plus there is a lake a mile away that is so cold all year that you can drink from it directly, its clean and you can see down about 200feet when the sun is in the right spot. You could say that lake is Superior because its bigger than all the others.
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@markmccullough5873 you're assuming I don't know they are coming before they get to my front door.... and that the front door is the only way around here. :) One thing about us war vets, we tend to incorporate defenses into our homes, especially when we live alone in the woods. they will probably just drop something on me from altitude rather than spending lots of meatsacks trying to get me out of here.
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@@daveluzbo1085 I'm working on the fuel videos, have had other priorities for the last ten years, like building the shop, house, getting running water, and the last two years have been spent doing car stuff. When I get the house more complete and sorted out, I will show how I built it with containers.
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@@daveluzbo1085 cool man, thanks. I'll get on making videos again here soon. The latest build and building a bathroom has soaked up my entire summer. That 68 LeMans runs on E85 and will run on home brew when I get the production up enough to feed everything.
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@markmccullough5873 thats what I am thinking, remove the greatest threat to them at the outset. Thats why many of us have alternate locations we don't talk about.
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@markmccullough5873 even if I am, they just walked into a bad situation for them.
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@dathip I've lived in big cities around the world. Was in the US military for many years, met interesting and exciting people from ancient cultures... etc. There is a difference between urban and rural people, and its amusing because the urban people think they are superior because they DON'T know how to do things. I live out in the woods to get away from the smugly ignorant... also its cheaper by a wide margin, we don't have HOAs and other nonsense, and nobody is gonna tell me my shop has to be smaller than my house. the bonus is I can grow enough food for me and a dozen other people easily, along with making fuel for all our vehicles, heating our homes while making high quality topsoil. Urban people have no idea how to survive without a store on the corner. They're dependent on the system, they're owned.
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