 isn't the problem sometimes deciding what is really dangerous deadly. I mean, we've got flooding going on in Pakistan, had it in Sydney, had it in Yellowstone, all supposedly according to the experts due to climate change. There's been droughts at the same time in Italy and someplace else. I don't say to my notes at the moment. European Central Bank is making climate prices a key priority. If you go to academics and ask them, they'll all say it's because of the fossil fuels. This is dangerous to people. We have demonstrable evidence that climate change is killing people. I'm very scared of letting the government decide where and when we should use fossil fuels. Yeah, absolutely. The government shouldn't be in that decision-making process. It should have nothing to do with fossil fuels at all. All their land should be sold, not leased. They should sell it tomorrow, all of it. The best way to pay down the national debt is basically to sell all the government land. I don't think that'll cover it, but it'll get us much closer. I remember, man, this is a long time ago, but just to give you a sense of a different America, in 1982, maybe under Reagan, there was a cover story. It was either Times or Newsweek. I remember I was at my grandparents' home and they were subscribing to Times or Newsweek. This is in Israel in the early 80s. Reagan was president. The cover story was how much of America is Ronald Reagan going to sell to raise revenue for the government to pay off the debt? He never did it, but there was literally, there were pictures there, lighthouses in Oregon and coastal property and the plains. 75% of all the land west of the Mississippi, 75% is owned by some federal or state or local government. All of that should be sold with the mineral rights, with everything. Government getting involved in these things can only cause disaster, whether it's because of climate change or because they want to milk the royalties they get out of the fossil. Israel is a good example of that. They discovered natural gas in Israel off the coast of Israel in the Mediterranean years ago. I can't remember exactly when, but probably about 10 years ago, Texas company did it. At the time, the Israeli government had a contract with them. We get, I don't know, 5% of whatever you find, because really the Israeli government said they're never going to find anything with a land of milk and honey, not oil and natural gas. That's the Saudis that was given to our cousins, not to us. The Bible is very clear on that. So they agreed to a low rate and then they hit the jackpot. I mean, a massive find of natural gas off the coast of Israel in the Mediterranean. Enough natural gas for Israel for at least 100 years. They are now signing contracts to export natural gas to Europe. But the problem was at that point, the Israeli government said, whoa, wait a minute. No, we gave you two good of a deal. We can't do that. That's not acceptable. And they spent the next five years negotiating instead of developing the natural gas, lost five years of development. And we might be able to supply a lot of the, they might be able to supply a lot of the natural gas Europe needs from the Russia thing. But because they renegade on the contract, that's government. Government can renegade a contract because it is the arbitrary contract. So they can say, whoops, no, no more. So it's, yes, government should have nothing to do with energy, not just fossil fuel. Nothing to do with energy, nothing to do with economy, nothing to do with contracts, nothing to do with trade. There should be no tariffs. That's it. No sanctions unless you're embargoing. The only thing a government can do is say, this country is an enemy. Trading with an enemy state is treason. We are embargoing this country. That's it. That's the one thing government can do with regard to the trade. So yeah, I mean, so much would go away. And a lot of those experts have the position that they do, because it's the position they're expected to have by the government who provides them with the research grants, and they wouldn't get the research grants if they didn't have that position. So it's completely and utterly corrupt and, yeah, needs to be done away with. Absolutely. Separation of state from economics. Point two in my revised constitution, Bill of Rights or whatever. Thanks, Daniel. Thank you for listening or watching the Iran Book Show. If you'd like to support the show, we make it as easy as possible for you to trade with me. You get value from listening. You get value from watching. Show your appreciation. You can do that by going to iranbookshow.com. I go to Patreon, subscribe star locals, and just making an appropriate contribution on any one of those, any one of those channels. 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