The problem in America isn't the food, it's the television. Television is what killed America and killed the world.
The only question is, can we come back from the dead?
People are caught in entertainment. If one more man walks up to me on the street or at the grocery store and says "hey, did you see the Cowboys last night, what did you think?", I'm going to be so pissed off.
I had three people in the last week try to talk to me about the Cowboys. And I looked at all of them and I said man, there's too much going on in the real world to care about the Cowboys. And I went and ate dinner by myself after that game was on, and I was sitting there in a restaurant and even the waiters were bringing up the Cowboys.
And I was just like man, come on. And all the reporters, real serious, like they're reporting on World War 3, real serious about what's happening in football, that's why we're slaves, because people are experts, and men get real serious about a game.
And so this morning I was watching a bit of television, watching different news broadcasts, and seeing clips of grown men, who are supposed to be captaining starships by this point, and are supposed to be trailblazing undersea projects, and supposed to be leading and guiding their children and directing the culture, who are supposed to be leaders with goals, are running around in little outfits in simulated combat with each other and slapping each other on the butts.
I mean, I want to be watching on the sat feed as the first explorers arrive on Europa. And by the way, with the technology the globalists have, we could have been there 20 years ago. Probably are, at least with probes, that we know of.