Health Ranger Report: The elites’ sudden shift to SELF-SUFFICIENCY

• High-level investors and entrepreneurs are increasingly focusing on self-sufficiency, investing in agriculture and herbal medicine to prepare for potential global crises such as mass starvation, economic collapse and crumbling infrastructure, as revealed in a “Health Ranger Report” interview with Mike Adams and Marjory Wildcraft.
• The wealthy are diversifying their assets from volatile markets into more stable, life-sustaining resources like farmland and food production. This strategic move is based on a deep understanding of global trends and potential future scenarios, with notable examples like Bill Gates being the largest private owner of farmland in the United States.
• The World Economic Forum and similar organizations are influencing global policies that impact food and medical systems. There is a growing awareness among the elite of the WEF’s potential role in shaping engineered crises, prompting them to take proactive steps to secure their survival.
• The healthcare systems in the U.S. and other Western countries are nearing collapse, further driving the need for self-reliance. Adams highlighted systemic issues in the medical sector, emphasizing the importance of alternative health solutions and home remedies.
• Both Adams and Wildcraft urge individuals to prepare for a future of instability by adopting self-reliant practices such as growing their own food and learning basic herbal medicine skills. They emphasize that these actions are not only essential for survival but are also based on time-tested, healthy and proactive solutions.

In a world teetering on the brink of global crises, the wealthiest individuals are making a strategic shift toward self-sufficiency.

This trend, revealed in a “Health Ranger Report” interview between renowned experts Mike Adams and Marjory Wildcraft, underscores the growing awareness among high-level investors and entrepreneurs of the impending challenges and the need to secure tangible, life-sustaining resources. As the United States and other NATO countries face mass starvation, economic collapse and crumbling infrastructure, the elite are diversifying their assets and investing in agriculture and herbal medicine.

Wildcraft, a leading expert in growing food and herbal medicine, shared her insights during an interview with the Health Ranger. According to Wildcraft, the world’s wealthiest individuals are increasingly consulting with experts on surviving famine and investing in agricultural assets.

“These people are seeing what’s going on and they are becoming very proactive about their food and medicine supply,” the expert on sustainable living explained. This shift is not merely a reaction to current events, but a strategic move based on a deep understanding of global trends and potential future scenarios.

One of the key strategies among the elite is diversifying out of volatile markets and into tangible assets like farmland and food production. Wildcraft highlighted that even savvy young entrepreneurs are recognizing the importance of agriculture, a sector often overlooked in favor of more glamorous investments.

“During the Great Depression, agriculture was a solid business, and during these times, it will actually be surprisingly lucrative,” the founder and CEO of The Grow Network noted. This perspective is echoed by the fact that Bill Gates, one of the world’s wealthiest individuals, is the largest private landowner of farmland in the United States. (Related: Bill Gates granted legal approval to purchase 2,100 acres of farmland in North Dakota)

The globalist World Economic Forum (WEF) and similar organizations play a significant role in shaping global policies that impact food and medical systems. Wildcraft and Adams discussed the WEF’s influence and the potential for engineered crises. Wildcraft stated that several people are already aware of what’s going on and who the WEF is, and they are now preparing for the impending challenges.

Preparing for the future, including the medical system’s collapse

The medical system in the U.S. and other Western countries is on the verge of collapse, further emphasizing the need for self-reliance. Adams recounted his experience of opting to treat an injury at home rather than visiting a hospital, highlighting the systemic issues within the healthcare sector. He pointed out that the medical system in America is a wreck.

The interview also touched on the broader context of global instability, including financial collapse, food shortages and political unrest. “We are facing mass starvation, engineered famine and economic collapse,” Adams warned while stressing that the time to become self-reliant is now.

Wildcraft echoed this sentiment, urging individuals to start small by growing their own food and learning basic herbal medicine skills. The creator of the “Grow Your Own Groceries” video series suggested that people can start with something as simple as making their own elderberry cough syrup which can be an essential skill when the systems they rely on collapses.

As the world braces for a future where self-reliance may be the only way to thrive, the actions of the elite serve as a stark warning and a call to action.

By investing in agriculture, herbal medicine and other life-sustaining resources, everyday individuals can prepare for the challenges ahead. “We have solutions for everything,” Wildcraft stated taking note that these solutions are healthy, proactive and based on practices that have stood the test of time.

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Watch the full interview between Marjory Wildcraft and the Health Ranger Mike Adams on the “Health Ranger” report below.

This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.

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Sources include:

Brighteon.com

MarjoryWildcraft.com