Be sure to see him in the film "CoLLapse". Just Mike, sitting, talking. Connecting the dots. Putting his heart out there. A must-see...but see if with friends so you can talk about it. The collapse of our society isn't easy to hear about or contemplate -- but it's happening.
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It is indeed his last interview. Right after we finished taping, Mike taped a "nugget" for us--a several minute rap, right from his heart. It's available on a DVD with a talk he'd done in April 2006. I just thought--we should put that up on TH-cam! It's deep and heartful, and actually a bit prophetic. He made his decision to leave Ashland the very next day. Send him your gratefulness, shake his hand in your mind's eye...it will strengthen his healing.---Janaia, producer/host of Peak Moment
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Hi, thanks for commenting. I'm the Peak Moment host, and not part of Mike's organization. I'm so glad he has changed your perspective--he certainly has mine. I like the Orlov article you mention, too. Keep talking to other young people--these issues will majorly affect your whole life!--Janaia
Hi Janaia! Your show is an inspiration. Since I've learned about peak oil just over a year ago, all the pieces seem to be falling into place. Thanks for your perspective. You choose words wisely and your hope has been a help to me out here in cyberland.
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The article "Thriving in the Age of Collapse, Part III: What Can Young People do to Prepare for America's Collapse?" speaks to me like you would never believe. YOU ARE MY HERO! Try to enjoy yourself in Caracas. Wish I could join ya...
Hey, Janaia, I only saw this interview of you and Michael for the first time about a month ago, having discovered your series about two or three months ago. I went through a period of watching two or three interviews a day for about a month. This was actually a stand out clip for me, both when Michael encourages you not to turn blue or something, and then when you hug him at the end. Those uncut personal touches make this more real and immediate. Also glad to see Mr. Ruppert's movie 'Collapse'!
I'm sorry, I meant his last interview while still in the states. He is still alive, though he got seriously ill in Venezuela and is now recuperating in Canada. He's a genius that connects the dots--his book Crossing the Rubicon makes connections between money, drugs, CIA and 9/11 perpetrations that many others are now revealing (esp. 9/11).
I agree - thanks. Zeitgeistmovie is tremendously important. I recommend it for every American, regardless of your affiliations. A real eye-opener on what's going on under the radar in our country and our world.
Beloved Janaia, I found today on my laptop disk a talk by Michael which includes "until we change the way money works we will change nothing" and I thrilled to be listening/watching/tearing up. So I dipped into the internet tower of babel. I wonder if you are tracking these responses like I once helped you do. To prove this is really MYSELF and NOW, I will tell you that I'm wearing a KEFFIYEH. And I have figuratively burned all my Carolyn Baker books. So maybe I will hear from you, maybe not. Love Remains, Mary
You are fortunate, and your town planners and public transportation people were smart. In America, we have sprawled in suburbs all over our prime agricultural land. Suburbs require you to use the automobile. We are really going to have some major adjustments as oil gets scarce.
Take a look at Peak Moment episode 106: Community Gardens Grow Communities. Folks in Ashland, Oregon, worked with their Parks department to have community gardens be planned into their "recreation" component. Episode 62 has Brooksode Farm - in a schoolyard. We'll want to have gardens on abandoned lots in cities--everywhere.
Don't know about Peak Moment, but it's sure an instant classic moment when you make him blush his glasses off at the end there, huh?! Now that I've learned a bit more about him from Wikipedia etc. I'd say giving the good lad a hug was a good call, especially for him at about that time... 'Collapse' looks to be a great movie, with Mr. Ruppert given free reign to talk on everything you guys covered in greater detail, & supported by a big budget production account...but lacking your positive self.
One of the most prescient voices of the 21st century. It was sad to see him gone. Now we are staring at the population reduction solution to the peak oil problem. I miss his voice.
@drummerforreal1, if you mean the shale oil -- that stuff is a lot more expensive to extract and process. The natural progression of resource extraction is - get the easy cheap stuff first. Only go to the more expensive to extract when you have to. Offshore drilling, Alaska's North Slope, shale oil, tar sands in Canada -- all more expensive.
Deep respect for this good hearted man willing to put his life on the line for truth (government involvement in 9/11 and other terrible scams (war on drugs ) such a smart and man who's integrity is unquestioned. RIP Mike, he online trust his dog after having deceived so much in humanity
Yes, we're at peak oil. Demand is steadily exceeding supply. Last week it got up to $134 barrel. It won't be going down, and least not over the long term. Suburbia--I hope suburbia can transform into communities, villages. Tear out some of the roads, put in gardens. Time for creativity!
I wrote some about this in my blog at peakmoment (dot) tv/journal, "You are Not alone, or crazy." To face our own denial about the unsustainability of our current lifestyle is very challenging. It goes against everything our culture teaches us. We have a love affair with technology and believe it will save us. Somebody will save us. They're not. We are the ones who must make the path by walking. We're priviliged to many such folks as we tape Peak Moment shows.
Michael said to support locally-owned banks rather than the big ones like for example Bank of America and Citibank. Some communities have their own alternate currencies. The U.S. doesn't have a new currency, but one can invest in currencies from other currencies, or hold real gold or real silver coins (which have value that paper money doesn't).
I've been interested in Brown's gas, HHO, the technology you mention. But I have yet to find someone neutral who confirm that it is dependable, safe and efficient. If it were, I'd expect a lot of vehicle tinkerers and self-employed mechanics would have this working in their vehicles in a heartbeat. Send links if there's updated info.
The majority of global geologists do not see evidence for oil being renewable -in any reasonable timeframe (like the millions of years it took to create the oil we're extracting now). Earth will never run out, it'll just get too expensive to extract it at some point.
I think they went to the middle east to take control of the oil resources. Oil production is declining throughout the world, and discoveries peaked in the 1960s. We can use water to create hydrogen, but haven't solved all the problems nor have the infrastructure for it. And it doesn't solve our liquid fuel needs. (Comments based on info from Richard Heinberg, author of Powerdown).
His book certainly isn't a survival guide, but it gives some clues to how deeply those invested in the current system will go to reach their aims. On the practical side, he tells us to get out of debt, put our money and energy into local systems. I think his going to Venezuela was a survival move for himself.
The respect is mutual. I ask only that we each be open to information which may challenge our beliefs. Numbers indicate the world human population is growing: that is not a belief, that is data which can be confirmed. Whether or not the world is becoming overpopulated will ultimately be answered by the planet. Any species exceeding the carrying capacity of their environment will have their numbers reduced. Genocide is human choice. A horrific thought, but it is happening globally already.
@gkkhan, I heartily concur. The movie "Collapse" is stunning...one guy, Michael Ruppert, laying out right where we are...and what's ahead. About 80% of the things he predicted in the movie (released in fall 2009) have ALREADY happened! He has just started CollapseNet to help link people together to build "lifeboats." Check out the website.
Mike has done a lot of presentations about the connections between drugs and money, but I wanted to focus on where he stood around peak oil and the future.
@samisacool1, and Richard Heinberg was right, too in his "Calm Before the Storm" (episode 115). We taped it in early June 2008, oil prices spiked in mid-July, and the economy collapsed in September. You can keep up with Mike Ruppert at collapsenet-dot-com. He's creating a network for people on this wavelength to find each other while maintaining their privacy. And putting out his inimitable opinion pieces. Check it out!
Retired geologists like Colin Campbell and Kenneth Deffeyes and Jan Lundberg are not on the payroll, and after retirement became among the strongest voicest warning of peak oil. Even if oil replenishes itself, production is declining, and that affects industrial civilization. And, burning it contributes to global climate change. We need alternatives.
@mickeymoo26, actually not. Mike has a heart of gold, and he has been on the front line warning us all about the events now hitting us, like the Gulf oil gusher. He's been through hell and back, trying to warn people. Watch his film "Collapse." Riveting.
you know that here in western australia when i was younger there was this guy on tv who had made a devie that your lamos plug into before being pluggged to the wall. The device recycled the energy fed into the lamp so that the lamp could stay on forever , problem was that the lights would shine to bright i think it was a special type of light though
last interview? tell me he didnt die!spot on his perspectives.friendly geniuses like him &bucky fuller are ahead of our time+underapreciated1Im glad wel have to lsten to them. we cant afford NOT being sustainable.
@drummerforreal1 it means oil will get more scarce due to it costing more and more to get the same amount of oil. If the peak was in fact 2005, there is still oil in reserves available, just limited. Current prices are based on production and politics and will fluctuate, but generally would trend up exponentially.
If you're concerned about Peak Oil and how to respond...check out www.Relocalize.net. The Relocalization Network is a place where people are forming local groups to re-localize their economy: support local food production and other local responses. We don't have to go it alone--in fact, we are all in this together. Peak Oil gives us the opportunity to rebuild community, and a better world, too.
@babybluesnowden As a Canadian, I can tell you that we are going to be protesting those US exports of our oil and fighting in years to come to uphold our own future and protect our way of life. We will have to. It's our oil, and we need to start keeping it / banking it. Taking cash for it is useless, as we won't be able to live on money. If nations are willing to give up their oil (in their ground) to feed other, it's blindingly stupid. Protect the homeland interest first.
Hey riteguy2009, that's out of line. Like Kiester said, it's just her interview style. I'm really glad to see Janaia and this whole set of clips. There is such a lot of positivity surrounding this series, and positivity is really needed here because - even if you only believe a little of what this is all about - things are sure going to be getting negative real soon. So, what positive things are you doing to help the global village community these days?
Empire, and its latest manifestation as capitalism and consumerism, are based on unsustainable principles (like endless economic growth). So I think the world as we know it is ending, and something else is emerging...human culture will become sustainable, either through our actions or through nature itself.
@gardeniabee, Mike is indeed in southern California. He has just launched CollapseNet here on TH-cam. Watch the shows. His blog is mikeruppert (dot) blogspot (dot) com.
Not supposedly, they are or were. I'm good friends with Brian (we both used to live in Nevada County) and we saw Ruppert talk at the Vets Hall in Grass Valley '04. It was good, we just don't agree with the mainstream academia's assertion that free energy is impossible.
So far as I'm aware, the "free energy" experiments, which tend to defy physics as is generally agreed-upon, haven't proved practical or scaleable. I'm open, but we will need tangible, measurable results beyond the lab to determine whether it can make a difference. However, even with free energy, we are killing the planet with resource use and population. Free energy would only worsen that, in the system we now have.
Michael Ruppert, I am college kid from Columbus OH, my youtube acct is NyTeCRaWLeRx and you have changed my perspective on everything. And as you can imagine, that's not easy for a 21 year old growing up in America's consumerism society.
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Yes, Brian and I saw Mike Ruppert in Grass Valley at the Vets Hall '04. We just don't agree with MIT and Ivy league academia that free energy is impossible or non-existent. Like Mike, Brian, Gene, Tom, Adam and many others have risked their lives and careers to bring free energy to the world. There is an awful lot of resistance to this even amongst progressive people.
I'm in Indiana, gas today $4.19 gallon. When I used the term "Peak oil" to people the look on their face is I am speaking Swahili, they have no idea what I am talking about and when I try to explain it their eyes glaze over. I don't think your average Joe or Jane will get it until their are gas lines, or shortages and then they may just get it. CYA in the gas line boys and girls.
@drummerforreal1, Looks like Armageddon is pretty much in the sights, then. Our presence in the mid east (control of oil-producing region). I don't think the Oil companies would be drilling a mile or more down UNDER the sea level if they could get cheaper and easier oil. Sure, oil is unlimited. Extractable CHEAP oil isn't.
Ruppert did some brilliant journalism in "The Truth and Lies of 9/11", but there is considerable evidence that we are nowhere near exhausting the world's oil supplies.
When you put this on oil going up to $100 bl was unimaginable, now we still have this dream that oil will go down to $100. Suburbia will be history. Oh sh.. I live in suburbia.
Congrats -- you've begun to make changes! Are you living in a place that will have water plus food-growing opportunities. What other skills can you learn that will be needed in the event of a recession/depression? Talk with others about this--what might you do together? Take a look at Relocalization(dot)net for others asking and answering those same questions.
That's just not true. It is not agreed upon, being entrapped in false collective thinking is dangerous. No offense but MIT and academia mainstream are wrong. Let's not forget who pays their salaries. Brian and I feel that Mike should stop listening to the mainstream MIT 'experts' and start looking into this because we appreciate his honesty and what he's doing for humanity.
Can the existing electric grid handle 5 times the demand? And if you are burning coal and oil to generate that increased demand then you haven't accomplished anything.
I've presented this information to my partner many times yet there is no urgency to put ourselves in a sustainable position. I feel like I'm banging my head against the wall. I know it's important to spread this information but people seem to be hard to reach. Denial I guess. Definately growing food and having access to water is vital.
peek oil is a great concept BUT even when there is only enough oil left for lubrication there are other energy sources that will be used. Hydrogen fuel cells will be number 1. But my point is that many peak oil people are extremist ready to move into caves (I would love to have a cave house) Things will change but it will not be the end of the world just yet.
I respect your right to have and express your beliefs Please forgive me for not believing with you regarding over population. When you sell the false belief that there is a growing population and that the world is over populated you are in fact supporting by default the upcoming global Genocide. I do agree with some of what this guy is saying.
hi guys, sorry to irritate. This is one of my earliest interviews, back in 2006. I hope I'm getting better over time, trying to listen more and say less. Janaia
@drummerforreal1 you seem to have a hard time comprehending my post here it is again 'type in 'jeff rubin $200' to understand what peak oil really means'.
That's just not true. It doesn't defy physics. Remember physics laws are not laws but 'rules of thumb' and succesful ZPE and over-unity experiments have been proven time and again as well as published in peer reviewed scientific journals. Tom Bearden, Eugene Mallove, Adam Trombly and Brian O'Leary amongst others have impressive credentials by any standard. I would seriously look into this research, don't take my word for it.
I am a canadian and I had my investments in the US. I have stopped investing in the US and now i'm investing in EU. It is just another 5 years or so before the US dooms day will come. I do not want to waste my earnings by investing in the US. You should all do that too.
I think you misunderstood me. I meant consumption in the broader sense, I meant precisely the standard of living. Cheaper energy means people have more money for more consumption and a more screwed up planet. If you industrialize the 3rd world you start to solve the population problem but you then exacerbate the fundamental problem even worse: CONSUMPTION.
"Oil replenishes itself because it's not a fossil fuel..." That's a completely fallacious statement. Oil is hydrocarbons ... that is, organic materials. It has nothng to do with magma in the least. In fact, if oil-bearing rock formations are brought down too close to the mantle - such as occurs in a plate subduction zone - the oil is "burned" out. This was shown by Anita Harris' study of conodont fossils.
Instead of looking to Chavez and Venisuala for a good example I would point you to Denmark, or The Netherlands. They build their cities correctly and get people out of cars and on to bikes. Venezuala uses too much oil.
Even if the "abiotic"( self replenishing oil theory is correct it is not going to replenish itself at 74million barrels a day, Supply is not going to meet the increasing demand.fossil fuel or not IT SIMPLY MAKES NO DIFFERENCE!
Iraq doesnt have near the oil of Saudi Arabia, the Gowar oil field is the worlds largest but is pumping a heavy watercut now and is sure to collapse in the near future. Venezuela and Uzbekistan are(will be) emerging as giant producers, we import more oil in the US from Canada than anywhere else, so anyone thinking were gonna turn our back on Canada is sadly mistaken, China tried to purchase unocal not long ago, they want the oil too and theyll get it when the petro dollar coverts from US dolars
easy math....at the CURRENT rate of worldwide consumption , we have approximately 28 yrs left but as demand rises ( CHINA ...INDIA...) this window will shrink...its return on energy investment...." tar sands !!" yeah, right. dirty, water intensive, and a lousy rate of energy return...time to bail out of a nose-diving plane before the impact !!
Over the years......how many times was Mike right. It's 2022 and I miss his insight.
Be sure to see him in the film "CoLLapse". Just Mike, sitting, talking. Connecting the dots. Putting his heart out there. A must-see...but see if with friends so you can talk about it. The collapse of our society isn't easy to hear about or contemplate -- but it's happening.
RIP Micheal Ruppert. Your work will go on.
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2006... we are in an imminent risk of collapse... all the warning signs are present. Pretty darn close!
It is indeed his last interview. Right after we finished taping, Mike taped a "nugget" for us--a several minute rap, right from his heart. It's available on a DVD with a talk he'd done in April 2006. I just thought--we should put that up on TH-cam! It's deep and heartful, and actually a bit prophetic. He made his decision to leave Ashland the very next day. Send him your gratefulness, shake his hand in your mind's eye...it will strengthen his healing.---Janaia, producer/host of Peak Moment
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Welcome. And STAY here in Oregon Michael!!!! I love this state. And I have done everything I can to support my local community. And my clan.
Michael Ruppert is fucking amazing.
Hi, thanks for commenting. I'm the Peak Moment host, and not part of Mike's organization. I'm so glad he has changed your perspective--he certainly has mine. I like the Orlov article you mention, too. Keep talking to other young people--these issues will majorly affect your whole life!--Janaia
Hi Janaia! Your show is an inspiration. Since I've learned about peak oil just over a year ago, all the pieces seem to be falling into place. Thanks for your perspective. You choose words wisely and your hope has been a help to me out here in cyberland.
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The article "Thriving in the Age of Collapse, Part III: What Can Young People do to Prepare for America's Collapse?" speaks to me like you would never believe. YOU ARE MY HERO! Try to enjoy yourself in Caracas. Wish I could join ya...
Michael Ruppert is my hero.
Hey, Janaia,
I only saw this interview of you and Michael for the first time about a month ago, having discovered your series about two or three months ago. I went through a period of watching two or three interviews a day for about a month. This was actually a stand out clip for me, both when Michael encourages you not to turn blue or something, and then when you hug him at the end. Those uncut personal touches make this more real and immediate. Also glad to see Mr. Ruppert's movie 'Collapse'!
Thanks for your emotional honesty! We probably are at peak oil right now... Can you say more about what scares you?
I'm sorry, I meant his last interview while still in the states. He is still alive, though he got seriously ill in Venezuela and is now recuperating in Canada. He's a genius that connects the dots--his book Crossing the Rubicon makes connections between money, drugs, CIA and 9/11 perpetrations that many others are now revealing (esp. 9/11).
sadly, he passed away several years ago
I agree - thanks. Zeitgeistmovie is tremendously important. I recommend it for every American, regardless of your affiliations. A real eye-opener on what's going on under the radar in our country and our world.
Beloved Janaia, I found today on my laptop disk a talk by Michael which includes "until we change the way money works we will change nothing" and I thrilled to be listening/watching/tearing up. So I dipped into the internet tower of babel. I wonder if you are tracking these responses like I once helped you do. To prove this is really MYSELF and NOW, I will tell you that I'm wearing a KEFFIYEH. And I have figuratively burned all my Carolyn Baker books. So maybe I will hear from you, maybe not.
Love Remains,
Mary
You are fortunate, and your town planners and public transportation people were smart. In America, we have sprawled in suburbs all over our prime agricultural land. Suburbs require you to use the automobile. We are really going to have some major adjustments as oil gets scarce.
Take a look at Peak Moment episode 106: Community Gardens Grow Communities. Folks in Ashland, Oregon, worked with their Parks department to have community gardens be planned into their "recreation" component. Episode 62 has Brooksode Farm - in a schoolyard. We'll want to have gardens on abandoned lots in cities--everywhere.
Don't know about Peak Moment, but it's sure an instant classic moment when you make him blush his glasses off at the end there, huh?!
Now that I've learned a bit more about him from Wikipedia etc. I'd say giving the good lad a hug was a good call, especially for him at about that time...
'Collapse' looks to be a great movie, with Mr. Ruppert given free reign to talk on everything you guys covered in greater detail, & supported by a big budget production account...but lacking your positive self.
They were 100% right about Latin America. Wrong about "overpopulation" though.
One of the most prescient voices of the 21st century. It was sad to see him gone. Now we are staring at the population reduction solution to the peak oil problem. I miss his voice.
Except that peak oil hasn't happened yet! 😂
They killed him for telling the truth.
Very good speaker.
@drummerforreal1, if you mean the shale oil -- that stuff is a lot more expensive to extract and process. The natural progression of resource extraction is - get the easy cheap stuff first. Only go to the more expensive to extract when you have to. Offshore drilling, Alaska's North Slope, shale oil, tar sands in Canada -- all more expensive.
Deep respect for this good hearted man willing to put his life on the line for truth (government involvement in 9/11 and other terrible scams (war on drugs ) such a smart and man who's integrity is unquestioned. RIP Mike, he online trust his dog after having deceived so much in humanity
I'm here, I'm here!!! I'm ready to take this on.
Still here
Yes, we're at peak oil. Demand is steadily exceeding supply. Last week it got up to $134 barrel. It won't be going down, and least not over the long term. Suburbia--I hope suburbia can transform into communities, villages. Tear out some of the roads, put in gardens. Time for creativity!
Mike didn't hang around to see the overt depopulation campaign or the Transpocolypse.
I wrote some about this in my blog at peakmoment (dot) tv/journal, "You are Not alone, or crazy." To face our own denial about the unsustainability of our current lifestyle is very challenging. It goes against everything our culture teaches us. We have a love affair with technology and believe it will save us. Somebody will save us.
They're not. We are the ones who must make the path by walking. We're priviliged to many such folks as we tape Peak Moment shows.
Weird he got sick in 2011 and thought someone was trying to kill him and then he 'committed suicide' 3 years later??
Michael said to support locally-owned banks rather than the big ones like for example Bank of America and Citibank. Some communities have their own alternate currencies. The U.S. doesn't have a new currency, but one can invest in currencies from other currencies, or hold real gold or real silver coins (which have value that paper money doesn't).
I've been interested in Brown's gas, HHO, the technology you mention. But I have yet to find someone neutral who confirm that it is dependable, safe and efficient. If it were, I'd expect a lot of vehicle tinkerers and self-employed mechanics would have this working in their vehicles in a heartbeat. Send links if there's updated info.
The majority of global geologists do not see evidence for oil being renewable -in any reasonable timeframe (like the millions of years it took to create the oil we're extracting now). Earth will never run out, it'll just get too expensive to extract it at some point.
I think they went to the middle east to take control of the oil resources. Oil production is declining throughout the world, and discoveries peaked in the 1960s. We can use water to create hydrogen, but haven't solved all the problems nor have the infrastructure for it. And it doesn't solve our liquid fuel needs. (Comments based on info from Richard Heinberg, author of Powerdown).
His book certainly isn't a survival guide, but it gives some clues to how deeply those invested in the current system will go to reach their aims. On the practical side, he tells us to get out of debt, put our money and energy into local systems. I think his going to Venezuela was a survival move for himself.
The respect is mutual. I ask only that we each be open to information which may challenge our beliefs.
Numbers indicate the world human population is growing: that is not a belief, that is data which can be confirmed.
Whether or not the world is becoming overpopulated will ultimately be answered by the planet. Any species exceeding the carrying capacity of their environment will have their numbers reduced.
Genocide is human choice. A horrific thought, but it is happening globally already.
@gkkhan, I heartily concur. The movie "Collapse" is stunning...one guy, Michael Ruppert, laying out right where we are...and what's ahead. About 80% of the things he predicted in the movie (released in fall 2009) have ALREADY happened! He has just started CollapseNet to help link people together to build "lifeboats." Check out the website.
Mike has done a lot of presentations about the connections between drugs and money, but I wanted to focus on where he stood around peak oil and the future.
@samisacool1, and Richard Heinberg was right, too in his "Calm Before the Storm" (episode 115). We taped it in early June 2008, oil prices spiked in mid-July, and the economy collapsed in September.
You can keep up with Mike Ruppert at collapsenet-dot-com. He's creating a network for people on this wavelength to find each other while maintaining their privacy. And putting out his inimitable opinion pieces. Check it out!
Retired geologists like Colin Campbell and Kenneth Deffeyes and Jan Lundberg are not on the payroll, and after retirement became among the strongest voicest warning of peak oil. Even if oil replenishes itself, production is declining, and that affects industrial civilization. And, burning it contributes to global climate change. We need alternatives.
@mickeymoo26, actually not. Mike has a heart of gold, and he has been on the front line warning us all about the events now hitting us, like the Gulf oil gusher. He's been through hell and back, trying to warn people. Watch his film "Collapse." Riveting.
@OSCAR1777, where do you hear whistling? No one else has mentioned this.
@drummerforreal1, the US Army is already onto peak oil and planning for it now.
you know that here in western australia
when i was younger there was this guy on tv who had made a devie that your lamos plug into before being pluggged to the wall. The device recycled the energy fed into the lamp so that the lamp could stay on forever , problem was that the lights would shine to bright
i think it was a special type of light though
last interview? tell me he didnt die!spot on his perspectives.friendly geniuses like him &bucky fuller are ahead of our time+underapreciated1Im glad wel have to lsten to them. we cant afford NOT being sustainable.
Still will believe he was murdered and not suicide makes no sense 😢😢😢
Since this interview Mike has moved back to Venice, California in the LA region. Or does someone know otherwise?
@drummerforreal1
it means oil will get more scarce due to it costing more and more to get the same amount of oil. If the peak was in fact 2005, there is still oil in reserves available, just limited. Current prices are based on production and politics and will fluctuate, but generally would trend up exponentially.
If you're concerned about Peak Oil and how to respond...check out www.Relocalize.net. The Relocalization Network is a place where people are forming local groups to re-localize their economy: support local food production and other local responses. We don't have to go it alone--in fact, we are all in this together. Peak Oil gives us the opportunity to rebuild community, and a better world, too.
@babybluesnowden As a Canadian, I can tell you that we are going to be protesting those US exports of our oil and fighting in years to come to uphold our own future and protect our way of life. We will have to. It's our oil, and we need to start keeping it / banking it. Taking cash for it is useless, as we won't be able to live on money. If nations are willing to give up their oil (in their ground) to feed other, it's blindingly stupid. Protect the homeland interest first.
Hey riteguy2009, that's out of line.
Like Kiester said, it's just her interview style.
I'm really glad to see Janaia and this whole set of clips. There is such a lot of positivity surrounding this series, and positivity is really needed here because - even if you only believe a little of what this is all about - things are sure going to be getting negative real soon.
So, what positive things are you doing to help the global village community these days?
Empire, and its latest manifestation as capitalism and consumerism, are based on unsustainable principles (like endless economic growth). So I think the world as we know it is ending, and something else is emerging...human culture will become sustainable, either through our actions or through nature itself.
@gardeniabee, Mike is indeed in southern California. He has just launched CollapseNet here on TH-cam. Watch the shows. His blog is mikeruppert (dot) blogspot (dot) com.
Interesting
Not supposedly, they are or were. I'm good friends with Brian (we both used to live in Nevada County) and we saw Ruppert talk at the Vets Hall in Grass Valley '04. It was good, we just don't agree with the mainstream academia's assertion that free energy is impossible.
So far as I'm aware, the "free energy" experiments, which tend to defy physics as is generally agreed-upon, haven't proved practical or scaleable. I'm open, but we will need tangible, measurable results beyond the lab to determine whether it can make a difference. However, even with free energy, we are killing the planet with resource use and population. Free energy would only worsen that, in the system we now have.
Mike Ruppert has a blog, so you can follow what he's seeing and saying now. mikeruppert(dot)blogspot(dot)com
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Michael Ruppert, I am college kid from Columbus OH, my youtube acct is NyTeCRaWLeRx and you have changed my perspective on everything. And as you can imagine, that's not easy for a 21 year old growing up in America's consumerism society.
He was flirting to this women all during the interview. He was not depressed. He didn't suicide himself.
Localize the banking/ monetary exchange for goods and services.
It’s gone a be terrible you prepare yourself but the other one what’s it with lots of guns etc , hungry people’s will do whatever it takes scary 😟 😊😊
No more democracy, to be replaced with total gov control
@mickeymoo26 hahahaha. i thought the same thing! great interview.
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This year it's $4, next maybe $5, see a trend? Is your wage going up that fast?
Lol
Yes, Brian and I saw Mike Ruppert in Grass Valley at the Vets Hall '04. We just don't agree with MIT and Ivy league academia that free energy is impossible or non-existent. Like Mike, Brian, Gene, Tom, Adam and many others have risked their lives and careers to bring free energy to the world. There is an awful lot of resistance to this even amongst progressive people.
Watch his video "collapse" very good
I'm in Indiana, gas today $4.19 gallon. When I used the term "Peak oil" to people the look on their face is I am speaking Swahili, they have no idea what I am talking about and when I try to explain it their eyes glaze over.
I don't think your average Joe or Jane will get it until their are gas lines, or shortages and then they may just get it. CYA in the gas line boys and girls.
Are these the guys working on supposedly "free energy"?
@drummerforreal1, Looks like Armageddon is pretty much in the sights, then. Our presence in the mid east (control of oil-producing region). I don't think the Oil companies would be drilling a mile or more down UNDER the sea level if they could get cheaper and easier oil.
Sure, oil is unlimited. Extractable CHEAP oil isn't.
Ruppert did some brilliant journalism in "The Truth and Lies of 9/11", but there is considerable evidence that we are nowhere near exhausting the world's oil supplies.
Lol
When you put this on oil going up to $100 bl was unimaginable, now we still have this dream that oil will go down to $100.
Suburbia will be history. Oh sh.. I live in suburbia.
Wrong about over population, Venezuela, peak oil correct about the banks
its happening though where running out of resources
i think he's back in LA now
Congrats -- you've begun to make changes! Are you living in a place that will have water plus food-growing opportunities. What other skills can you learn that will be needed in the event of a recession/depression? Talk with others about this--what might you do together? Take a look at Relocalization(dot)net for others asking and answering those same questions.
@peakmoment at 11:30.
I really believed this guy in those days ,but these days not so much ,I wish in alot of ways I had just gone along and believed the mainstream.
Why do you feel you should have gone with the mainstream?
"but these days not so much " // What have been changed since then?
The things he's saying are coming true. Just later than expected. He's not wrong.
That's just not true. It is not agreed upon, being entrapped in false collective thinking is dangerous. No offense but MIT and academia mainstream are wrong. Let's not forget who pays their salaries. Brian and I feel that Mike should stop listening to the mainstream MIT 'experts' and start looking into this because we appreciate his honesty and what he's doing for humanity.
Can the existing electric grid handle 5 times the demand? And if you are burning coal and oil to generate that increased demand then you haven't accomplished anything.
I've presented this information to my partner many times yet there is no urgency to put ourselves in a sustainable position. I feel like I'm banging my head against the wall. I know it's important to spread this information but people seem to be hard to reach. Denial I guess. Definately growing food and having access to water is vital.
Curious how you guys faired
how so?
peek oil is a great concept BUT even when there is only enough oil left for lubrication there are other energy sources that will be used. Hydrogen fuel cells will be number 1. But my point is that many peak oil people are extremist ready to move into caves (I would love to have a cave house) Things will change but it will not be the end of the world just yet.
I respect your right to have and express your beliefs
Please forgive me for not believing with you regarding over population.
When you sell the false belief that there is a growing population and that the world is over populated you are in fact supporting by default the upcoming global Genocide.
I do agree with some of what this guy is saying.
covid ... and that was just a taste.
hi guys, sorry to irritate. This is one of my earliest interviews, back in 2006. I hope I'm getting better over time, trying to listen more and say less.
Janaia
At first i didn't know what she was doing when she held her breath.
What is more important? Morality or the survival of the species?
Search "Project Camelot" to learn more about warnings.
@drummerforreal1 you seem to have a hard time comprehending my post here it is again 'type in 'jeff rubin $200' to understand what peak oil really means'.
I wish he would have kids. Those genes would've been priceless for the human race.
That's just not true. It doesn't defy physics. Remember physics laws are not laws but 'rules of thumb' and succesful ZPE and over-unity experiments have been proven time and again as well as published in peer reviewed scientific journals. Tom Bearden, Eugene Mallove, Adam Trombly and Brian O'Leary amongst others have impressive credentials by any standard. I would seriously look into this research, don't take my word for it.
I am a canadian and I had my investments in the US. I have stopped investing in the US and now i'm investing in EU. It is just another 5 years or so before the US dooms day will come. I do not want to waste my earnings by investing in the US.
You should all do that too.
I think you misunderstood me. I meant consumption in the broader sense, I meant precisely the standard of living. Cheaper energy means people have more money for more consumption and a more screwed up planet. If you industrialize the 3rd world you start to solve the population problem but you then exacerbate the fundamental problem even worse: CONSUMPTION.
"Oil replenishes itself because it's not a fossil fuel..."
That's a completely fallacious statement. Oil is hydrocarbons ... that is, organic materials. It has nothng to do with magma in the least. In fact, if oil-bearing rock formations are brought down too close to the mantle - such as occurs in a plate subduction zone - the oil is "burned" out. This was shown by Anita Harris' study of conodont fossils.
Instead of looking to Chavez and Venisuala for a good example I would point you to Denmark, or The Netherlands. They build their cities correctly and get people out of cars and on to bikes. Venezuala uses too much oil.
They are certaily not talking about Mexico where many want a new refinery. For what oil that will never come.
2006 he predicts crash of 2007/8
I had to get into this 7 minutes before there was anything worthwhile being said
Even if the "abiotic"( self replenishing oil theory is correct it is not going to replenish itself at 74million barrels a day, Supply is not going to meet the increasing demand.fossil fuel or not IT SIMPLY MAKES NO DIFFERENCE!
Iraq doesnt have near the oil of Saudi Arabia, the Gowar oil field is the worlds largest but is pumping a heavy watercut now and is sure to collapse in the near future. Venezuela and Uzbekistan are(will be) emerging as giant producers, we import more oil in the US from Canada than anywhere else, so anyone thinking were gonna turn our back on Canada is sadly mistaken, China tried to purchase unocal not long ago, they want the oil too and theyll get it when the petro dollar coverts from US dolars
How's that 'Latin America magic' thing going now? RIP Venezuela.
easy math....at the CURRENT rate of worldwide consumption , we have approximately 28 yrs left but as demand rises ( CHINA ...INDIA...) this window will shrink...its return on energy investment...." tar sands !!" yeah, right. dirty, water intensive, and a lousy rate of energy return...time to bail out of a nose-diving plane before the impact !!