The Biggest Red Pill - MGTOW

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Hi Everyone Sandman Here,

This video is brought to you by a donation from James. He didn't give me a topic so what I wanted to do is share my thoughts on the biggest red pill that I took back in 2005. I watched a documentary film called the end of Suburbia that woke me up to the reality of how cheap energy makes our way of life possible. The documentary discussed how conventional global oil and natural gas production was reaching it's maximum level's and would soon decline and we would all have to get used to a much lower standard of living. I was involved in the peak oil movement after that. I went to meetings, wrote a book that I never published and traveled the world to see how ancient civilizations dealt with the issue of having less energy in their societies. One of the guys that was late to the Peak Oil Party was Chris Martenson. His YouTube channel Peak Prosperity blew up during Covid because he was ringing the alarms on in back in January of 2020 before most people realized what was going on. He was also ringing the alarm on Peak Oil back in 2009 when he put out a series called the crash course which I've put a link to in the description. When I watched the end of suburbia in 2005 you'd think I would change my lifestyle for a future with little to no energy use. Instead I did the opposite. I consumed more. Because what happens 15 minutes before a bar closes at 1am? People rush to get the last drinks they can. Sometimes ordering two or three. So I did a bunch of road trips to New York, Chicago, Vegas and LA. I went to Australia, Egypt, Europe and the South Pacific. I thought at any moment people would figure out what I knew and drive the price of energy up to the moon and it would become too expensive to travel. I thought I was right as oil hit $150 dollars a barrel in 2008 and here's a Google trends graph that has Peak Oil in Blue. You can see the early spike in 2004 and 2005 but then one final spike in 2008 as the oil price exploded and then crashed. I thought this is it. But then the shale oil and gas boom happened and everyone went back to sleep for the next ten to fifteen years. If you look at this illustration it shows what's most probably to happen with US oil production. By 2050 it will be almost nothing. That's only 30 years away. What do you think is going to happen when a country and culture built around the car doesn't produce any oil? The reason Peak Oil resonated with me when I discovered it in 2005 was because I visited two countries that had artificially induced peak oil back in the 1990s. Yugoslavia when around 50 percent of the oil was gone thanks to sanctions and Cuba when only 15% was gone after the collapse of the Soviet Union. At some point I'm going to have bring out my old information which will be relevant again and share it with everyone. Most people will be in denial and those that realize the truth will burn the remaining energy faster because they know it won't be there or they will prepare.






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