http://www.glennbeck.com/content/articles/article/198/48120/Glenn Beck: Will you be a burden or a shelter?
November 15, 2010 - 14:14 ET
"...and I have been thinking lately about, you know, where do I go from here. And where I go from here is grassroots. Where I go from here is, quite honestly, away from New York City. Where I go from here is into real life. I am the answers don't lie in New York City, they don't lie in Chicago, they are not in Washington, D.C. They are at your home and your town hall and your community. They life within your own life. And that's where our problems are and that's where the solutions are. So I want to start with something that you people say what does the average person do, Glenn? What do I do? Because I don't have a lot of money and et cetera, et cetera. And I've told you food storage. I can't tell you, it may sound ridiculous to you but I can't tell you how important it is. And you will hear let me tell you something. You will hear my words ring in your head. Do not be the person that said, oh, jeez, I wish I would have listened to him. Get food storage. Now, if you don't know how to do that I told my wife last night, do you know who bought up just tons of land in Brazil for sugar? George Soros. Isn't that weird? I told my wife last night, I said, buy sugar, honey. Buy sugar. Buy flour. These things are going to staples are going to become extraordinarily expensive. Look at this. I don't know if you guys saw this, but the classic Thanksgiving dinner? This is a chart, and I'll hold it up for the Insiders but if you look at this, it shows that in 1986 the price of a classic Thanksgiving dinner pick it up on 3. There it is. The classic Thanksgiving dinner. And you'll see that it's pretty much flat line because that's adjusted for inflation. If you don't adjust for inflation, here's the cost. And inflation really is just inflating the money. That's all they are doing is they are inflating the money."
