Tucker Carlson on Wars, Energy and the Global Food Supply

Fuel, fertilizer, food. The wars against Iran and Russia keep landing on the same targets, and Tucker Carlson no longer believes that is coincidence.

His test is one anyone can apply. When the same action keeps producing the same result, the result was the point all along.

By that measure, the squeeze on the world's food and energy supply is intentional, not incompetence, and billions of lives sit in the balance.

Carlson calls it the biggest change we do not want to accept, and it is already happening. How about we jump right in?

I'd like to start with the wars against Iran and Russia, uh, keeping our focus on energy and fertilizers. Kinda seems to me that the US and Europe have instigated attacks against not only the global economy, but maybe the global food systems. Um, economic collapse,

famines are, are not out of the question at this point.

So could you tell us your thoughts about that?

Like, what do you think, and who's behind it, and most importantly, why?

As I try to understand anything, including, like, my personal relationships with other people, I keep in mind that if someone, a- and I include myself, keeps doing something with the same result over time, that result is the point of doing it,

whether the person knows it or not. And so I just apply the standard across the board.

And so if you keep doing things that jeopardize the global food supply and the lives of billions of people, blowing up refineries, for example, precisely, then maybe jeopardizing the lives of billions of people is the point. And I-- this is the conclusion that I'm reaching as I watch both of these wars do the same

thing, which is jeopardize the world's refined petroleum products, and that would include, y- you know, the, the world fertilizer supply, sulfur.

Um, so, uh, I'm starting to think that maybe this is by design, and I don't think everyone involved in it has some master plan.

Of course, most people are just following orders.

But I know a lot of people and have talked to a lot of people who run countries, and they think in different terms.

They don't think in terms of this battle or this engagement or tactically.

They think in terms of the population of the country they run or the world they live in. They think in big terms, in terms of resources, food, water, energy, people.

They're not small thinkers 'cause they don't have small jobs.

And so I just think, you know, what are we watching here?

And you don't wanna sound crazy, but then you remind yourself, "I'm not the crazy one. I'm not the one who's trying to fight a war against Russia, you know, or regime change Iran." I mean, the people doing that are the crazy ones. We're just spectators trying to make sense of it.

So no, I think this is a bigger change than we appreciate or want to accept.

We don't wanna believe it, but it's happening, so I think it is real.