In other words, they’re job is to sell THEIR products, not the best financial products available. Calling them “financial advisors” is no different from calling a car salesman a “transportation advisor.” There’s nothing wrong with the profession itself but the title can be misleading.

Jonathan Rose, CEO of Genesis Gold Group, joined Steve Poplar from The Poplar Report to discuss a wide range of economic topics. Poplar, who is an accountant by trade, grilled Rose about the state of the economy and the geopolitical events influencing it. He also dropped random gems ranging from government waste surrounding ball bearings to the age-old question, “Is there any gold in Fort Knox?”

Genesis Gold Group | https://poplargold.com

Editor’s Commentary: We have said for the last few months that we anticipate shortages in medications. There are multiple fronts that are concerning, including supply chain issues, civil unrest, a war with China which produces over 90% of all pharmaceuticals sold in drug stores today, and government rationing that could come with another Plandemic.

This is particularly concerning for those who have prescription drugs that they need filled regularly. If you have a doctor that you trust, especially if they’re like-minded about such things, the best thing you can do is ask them to expand your prescriptions if possible. That doesn’t work with all meds since some have short expirations but with many if not most, you can stock up.

This is challenging for certain drugs which is why it’s important to be honest IF you trust your doctor. Let them know your concerns and tell them you want a rotating backup supply in case access to pharmacies becomes limited in the near future.

Again, I cannot stress enough that you must fully TRUST your doctor before making such a request. And I don’t just mean trusting your doctor’s skills. My doctor, for example, actually buys long-term storage food from my company so it was a no-brainer when I asked if he could expand on our prescriptions. But if you have a doctor who is questionable in mindset, you may end up getting a knock on your door if you make what they consider to be an unreasonable request. My California friend learned that the hard way recently.

If you cannot get the meds you need from your doctor, you can go through Jase Medical. They can help you through telehealth to secure a very wide range of meds, including antibiotics and chronic medications. They are a sponsor, but I still strongly recommend going through your own doctor if you trust them. As much as I appreciate what Jase does, I’m still a bigger fan of keeping as much of our lives localized as possible.

Steve Poplar, the gentleman in the video above, is a great resource for daily updates. He’s a bit different from most prepper YouTubers because a ton of his content comes through reports from his subscribers. I recommend following his channel.

Through all of the craziness happening in the world today, it’s important to remain in good spirits. We cannot go through life scared even if there are scary things out there. For Bible-believing Christians, we know how the story ends. Even in troubling times such as now, rejoice… but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be prepared as well.

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