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So the total numbers that's being projected is absolutely apocalyptic.
It's not shocking when you actually think about it though, the conditions are more
ripe for this sort of stuff to live and spread and grow and multiply in the wild.
But overall you have more and more of these sorts of pollutants and
all that being put into the environment.
I wanna give you just a little bit more detail before we discuss.
The report is titled Bracing for
Superbugs, explains how pollution from hospital wastewater, sewage discharged
from pharmaceutical production facilities, and run-off from animal and
plant agriculture can be rife with not only resistant microorganisms.
But also antimicrobials, various pharmaceuticals, microplastics, metals and
other chemicals, which all increase the risk of AMR [antimicrobial resistance] in
the environment.
So the same sort of issues that we talk about very often about corporations
getting away with artificially lowering the cost of their products and
services by putting them on to us by polluting is not
just affecting the climate pollution in the air and all that.
But also creating an environment that is rife for these sorts of microorganisms to
breed and eventually get into and kill a lot of people.
What do you think JR?
>> This is what we got now,
we were talking about food shortages in the future, contaminated water.
Not we've seen that already in other smaller levels but
in a broad scale like this this is what's next and coming.
But we'll keep ignoring it over and over and over again.
So obviously as they point out there in that little piece there, regulation and
cleanup efforts are the answer.
Regulation and cleanup efforts which cost a whole bunch of money.
I think if that makes any sense to the leaders of the world and will center and
just in this country.
Whether or not they're gonna take seriously whether they need to regulate
corporations, water waste, anything that contributes to this
where they're willing to stop with the regulation never gonna happen.
In a matter of fact, I think it was a Fox news anchor or
someone pointed out because they know this is the problem is it
would be genius if someone got into the water game as far as making sure you
have usable water because it's about to be real scarce.
At least the kind that we can use, they know this already.
And it goes back to the capitalistic approach to being able to benefit from
people suffering and of course widespread death, we so with Covid.
>> Yeah, these are the sorts of issues where we need to take action and
we have a government that is purposefully designed to not be able to
address issues like this.
Filled up with people who don't want there to be the level of regulation that
already exists for corporations,
let alone enhance regulations to stop these sorts of things from happening.
So we'll proceed for it will continue to pump this stuff into the environment.
It'll get tons of people sick and when it does, they'll stimulate a culture war to
make, trying to not willingly give the microorganisms to each other,
some sort of political partisan thing that suddenly Tucker Carlson is doing.
Like, I'm doing a preview for 2050 where Tucker Carlson is telling you that you
should be actively drinking the sewage ridden water because if you don't,
you've gone woke, that is the future that we are racing towards.
Anyway, [CROSSTALK] there's a lot more details about this online.
I'm sure it's something we'll return to, but
just consider that while we're focusing on overall climate change and pollution,
there's also a lot of other significant issues like this as well.
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