Nvidia Factory in Israel?

II ju Ai assistant. Here, we've got a bit of a good situation. Seems a podcast you're about to listen to has been flagged. It's been flagged for inducing some information, so you won't be able to enjoy today. Be careful out there. Remember I'm your form. So in Vidio wants to move a one of its largest R and D facilities to northern Israel. And for all the brilliance of the Israeli people, the incredible nobel minds that exist there, when I read the story, I'm just telling you, my spider sense went off. When I read the Nvidia's story this morning, my spider sense went off, and I said to myself, why why take? Who are currently producing an important, very important piece of the most important technology on the planet. And I don't agree with that, but that's what the line is right now, right Ai is the most important thing. We must expand, we must create, We must better. We must so on to look bend the break or the banks are just send a send something over. It looks like silver is still growing. I wish I could hear from I used to listen to an old guy called Global No what was his name? Oh Man, I can't remember now it's been so many years, but he was the guy who really I learned everything about silver from something Brother something. I can't remember his name, something brother. Wow, how weird. But he always used to talk about this moment. He always used to talk about them. Well, he talked about a different kind of moment, but it was similar to this moment. I mean, this is a big moment in the silver world, the sort of paper fiat fakery of the paper silver market finally having a reckoning with the real value of silver, and that seems to be happening. It looks like to me. I listened to him for years and years and years, and that's what the guy always talked about. He always talked about this reckoning. And I'm sitting there with nineteen dollars silver in my you know, in my safe, going oh, well, that'd be nice. But I don't know, I can't see it happening. Time is an amazing thing. What time can do to people and things is just amazing. Tell you, So, Nvidia decides to move this location northern Israel, place that I don't know. You're building these billion, billion upon billion dollar facilities, I'm sure in a place that gets rocketed regularly. And I don't know about how you feel, but I certainly don't feel like Israel is any more secure location now than it was for this massive campaign. I feel like Israel probably has made I don't know that they had much of a choice, but I feel like they probably have made generations of enemies. Now should anybody who lived through what the Palestinian people live through gain any kind of power or get into any network of money or funding and they think, well, my whole block was obliterated by the Jews. I hated them before, I hate them ten times worse now, Like you know, the path to peace and now I just said time does amazing things to people than things, but that the pathway to peace looks real dodgy at the moment. So you know, it raises a lot of questions. Immediately when I read the story, I started thinking, Okay, so this is to get This is so that the United States States can justify even more peerior arms and protection for Israel, right if our ally Israel is home to one of the biggest Nvidia research and development labs in the world, but we have to protect it. We must protect it because we must win the AI race at all costs, doesn't matter if we have to feed your children to the machine. We have to win this race. That's the storyline, PBN family. I don't know where you fall on that spectrum perspective. I don't know how you feel about it. But that's the story in the here and now, And I don't know. It's just something, you know, Can you put a Can you put an R and D facility somewhere a little safer in video? You couldn't find one place, and they said it was a perfect spot. It's great, great location for our new multi billion dollar R and D facility, phenomenal location under the Iron Dome. I don't know something about it, just just strange to me. So today I will be compiling the best of the year shows and boy, oh boy, did we do some shows in this this wow. You know, this year, a lot of things changed, like YoY, A lot of great interviews this year. I don't know if you guys remember 'em all, but we did some amazing interviews this year. I'm gonna be get get those on the air. You'll probably starting either tomorrow or the next day, we'll be running, uh, we'll be running replace shows NonStop, so that you can have a peek back into what last year. We do this every year, but a peaking back into last year and what we had, what we have accomplished as the relentless Prepper Broadcasting Network, cause we always you know, it's just it's ten years of m amazing content creation here at PBN. It just is what it is. You know, it's tremendous. It really is. It really is. And you know, for those of you out there listening who produce the content or who support us, like you should be really proud about what this network is really or even if you just listen on a regular basis and maybe you told some people about it and you know they started listening, you should really be proud about about what this network has become over the years. It is a you know, it's so much it's so much more than just me getting up here telling you about it and telling you about sponsors and what's going on in the world and how to prepare for it. You know, there's these massive connections and these it's it's a big wide world, the Prepper Broadcasting Network. You know, it's no longer a couple people behind microphones, right, and grateful I am for all those incredible hosts who stuck with me all these years, you know, I mean, it's just it's mind blowing. Twenty eighteen, we're going to be coming up on ten years soon. Some of these hosts who made the jump with me are still there. It's amazing. I know I didn't give you sort of a holiday wrap up breakdown personal and I don't really know, you know, I don't. It just was wonderful and beautiful and perfect, you know, I don't know how else to say it. We did some really interesting things with Christmas gifts this year for the kids, and you know, they are on this journey that I am on, this journey that I'd like to take you on with the Red Beacon Media and like to take you know, almost everybody on, to be quite honest with you, which is the journey to a world. Back. Right, it's quite literally like back to the future. You know, it quite literally is back to the future. Like in order to get to the future, we have to go back. We have to get off of this freight train of social media and perpetual scrolling. I mean, it's just and you know the other one we have to get off of. And I'm really remiss to say it because it pays the bills. But this subscription model thing, you know, it's we gotta be really we don't necessarily have to do away with all subscriptions, but we gotta be really careful about it. We got to be really careful about it. You know that I I hadn't been paying attention for almost for the majority of my son's fourteen years on the planet, right, I have had an Xbox Live whatever it is, subscription, right, the full thing. And look, it was great because you would get, like I don't know, you would get probably ten times more video games that you could play for free than you ever would play in your entire life. Do you even have time to play and enjoy in your entire life? And it used to be nine to ninety nine a month, you know. And I'm looking at my bank statement the other day and I see a charge from Xbox for twenty nine to ninety nine a month, and I'm sure I Look, I'm not saying they pulled the wool on me or anything. I'm not saying that they, you know, tricked me in any way. I'm just saying that it happens, like it definitely happens. You could get used to this sort of bill and what it costs, and you know it does what it does for you, and you're fine about what it does, and you don't pay attention to every email that comes through, and all of a sudden, the subscriptions they creep up. Man one of the most standout moments over this holiday season. It's a really weird one. I'm not gonna get too personal into it, but I was talking to somebody, a man, a man in their forties fifties, and a guy who is not necessarily like a friend friend yet, but you know it's going in that direction for a number of reasons. I don't want to get into details because it's very personal, and it's also personal beyond my own relationship with the guy. But suffice it to say, two dads on the phone talking and he starts telling me about his plans for twenty twenty six and starts talking about you know, we're in one of those relationships where we have some things in common, and we threatened many times to get together and do things, you know, beyond how we know each other, which is largely through my kids' school, right and you know, being life being what it is and busy and last year, Like I said, I was kind of operating with one engine down for most of the year. Didn't come to fruition, but I realized in talking to him the value of and this is a big part of sort of the Red Beacon media mentality, of the Red Beacon mentality at large, which is, you know, the difference that you can make in the flesh and blood world for one person. And it's it's mind blowing, really, I mean when you really wrap your head around it. You know, I started thinking, you know, he was talking about I'm gonna start running. I've been running and I'm going to keep running this year and getting back in shape, changing diet, you know, some of those kinds of things, and it really started to hit me kind of the And I know, time is precious and people are, you know, socially awkward anymore because of twenty twenty, or at least that's what they tell themselves in order to stay indoors longer and do what they want, right. But you may have that person in your life, and it is it is worth wrapping your head around what it might do for someone to devote your time to being a friend again, you know what I mean. I don't know, if you follow me. A lot of people they have that like one friend, two friends, friend grew whatever it is, and they exist with them in perpetuity. And a lot of people have no friends. And that's kind of my point, right, I mean, probably the most probably the most consistent story that I hear from dads in particular and young men is I don't have no friends. I don't have no time for friends. I don't have this for friends, right, And over the years, you know, I've stuck my head out in various places outside of PBN. You know, I'm lucky enough to have a network of buddies that talk every day here at PBN, but like, I've stuck my neck out into different worlds and really seeing the power of what one person can do when they set time aside and spend it on another person and show them, you know, you're not alone in this world, and we can do some of this stuff together, and we can share this burden together. It's a big deal, man, It's a big deal, you know what I mean. What like a singular fishing trip, a game of Warhammer or whatever, these things can make amazing difference in people's lives. So you know, largely the motivation going into twenty twenty six is to tackle the well, what I put out on a shirt two three years ago and what I said on the show two three years ago, I it was in jest, but only like everything that I say, only a little, right. I take things and sensationalize them from time to time, but there is such truth in them that it's only a moderate sensationalization, or it's only sensational for a few years, right, and then it becomes reality. And the phrase that I used to say is and I still say from time to time, is you know, the Gulag is digital. And now look around, the Gulag is digital. Where are we tortured most, Where are we jailed most as a society? Right, think about it. The Gulag is digital. So now we have to escape. And that's all. We just have to escape the Gulag and get back to progress and get back to real life and so on, you know, And we're gonna see a lot of that. We're gonna see a lot of ways of doing that and how to do that and the benefits of doing that. And you know, it won't it won't be in totality this sort of rush to get offline, because I don't think the I don't think the win is to get completely offline, you know what I mean. So it's an incredible technology. It's insane. You know. It gives you access to such information you can't even wrap your head around. And my ten year old came downstairs last night, My son and my oldest and I were watching a movie and he didn't really want to watch the movie, and he took an SD card, sixty four gig SD card and said, I'm gonna go mod the Xbox three sixty And that's exactly what he did. And I'm not saying it's it's well, I'm gonna give him credit where credit is due. Yeah, that's exactly what he did. That's exactly what he did. And you know why he did that because he has, you know, access to a compendium of information online, and of course he can you know, he has a brain that's strong enough and focused enough and powerful enough to figure out how to follow the directions and identify what he needs. And you know, it's not an easy thing. But he's been moddling video games and video game systems for a while now. But it's just the it's a reminder, do we abandon everything digital? I don't think it's a good id. Look, I talked to ninety percent of my friends online, you know what I mean, And without online, I'd have to make sixteen different phone calls because most of it happens in chat. Right, So I'm not prepared to completely disconnect. But if we've walked a little too deep into the pool, you're follow me. We've gone a little too deep into the woods without a compass. People are struggling getting out. And on top of all that, you know, the whole thing is kind of a farce to begin with. You know, the Internet is quickly becoming a monotonous and monetized world, or everything you want to do and everything you want to see is either monotonous or or manipulative and more monetized. Monotonous, manipulatative, and monetized, the three ms of the modern Internet, right, and definitely not modest. No, All right, PBN family, look for that big show coming up probably tomorrow, next day, probably the next day, probably New Year's Day. I'll make sure that links go out and emails go out and all that kind of thing. If you're not signed up for the email list, the newsletter. You know, a lot of stuff comes through there. It's really worth having. It's sort of the main hub for communications nowadays because I can reach the most people in one shot. Go to pbnfamily dot com and sign up for the newsletter so that you could be plugged in and you know, updated all that kind of stuff. You also get a great book, you know, you get the best books. What's it the fifty best books to read to prepare for Doomsday or whatever it is. I don't remember what the title is anymore. I wrote that last year, though, didn't I did that come out last year? Hard to remember. I got a review it all. It's been an amazing year PBN Family. That's all I can tell you. Much more to come big things at twenty twenty six. Hopefully you're focusing in on on preparedness, even at the even at the the sort of smallest level. I posted something on X and I'll leave you with this. I posted something on X yesterday or two days ago, I don't remember, and it was just a simple reminder. It came from Sarah Adams and she was talking about how a homeland terror attack, you know, a big topic we discussed here on this network the homeland terror attack. Right, thousands of illegal jihadists are in the country. Are they going to band together and attack us or not? Either way, you better be prepared for it. And she mentioned that an attack like this could last three to four days. The attack itself could go on three to four days, right in various places across the country. Right. So my question to our group over there at X was real simple. It was, you know, could you last like three four days without even blinking? And if not, then this should be your first goal on twenty twenty six. I know the vast majority, well maybe not many of you out there listening, particularly are members, could do three to four days at home no blink, right, no stop, no blink. I'm talking powers out, cell phones out, whatever, waters off or contaminated. Can you do three to four days without blinking? I think that is a tremendous goal and something that we all should strive to do going into twenty twenty six. Right, you should be able to survive three to four days and it not even be a thing, right, I mean, it's gonna be a thing from a power perspective for some people, from a convenience perspective, but I'm talking about we're gonna eat, we're gonna drink, we're gonna be able to secure our home, we're gonna be able to leave our home should we need to, and just a non issue, maybe even some level of communication outside of our home. Right, all of these things should be they should be sewn up. I mean for the vast major already, people who have been listening to us for a while, there's almost no excuse for you to be nervous about a three to four day power outage, phone outage, water outage, right, and you're sitting there thinking like, oh my god, whatever shall I do? Now? Of course, you get into like a force on force situation where your neighborhood itself is under attack, that's a different thing. But if you're weathering the outage storm and the contamination storm and whatever situation you're weathering because the attack was local and is ongoing for three to four days, then yeah, we should be ready for that. We should have food and water sufficient to deal with that without blinking, I mean without blinking, without even saying like, oh my god, what shall we do? Or maybe without having to even do anything extra, without having to breakout water filtration, without having to break out. You know, you really shouldn't even need to touch emergency food in a three to four day spam. You're just good, right Like, you have three to four days worth of food in a freezer and refrigerator, in a in a pantry and the jars, right, can goods, dry box, dry goods, all that kind of stuff. Three to four days is nothing. And if you're starting from zero, make that your goal. 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