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I wrote Behold the Warnings not only to call attention to a few people that I know that have consistently issuing the warnings, but even more so the let the general public know that the warnings are even there and actually exist.

Which one do you think will get more attention, early season NFL or warning like this?

What if October brings cold and wind?
What if the shortages finally begin?

The warnings are there: When the pumps run dry…

I just learned that one week ago Kicking Horse mountain received the first snowfall of the season in North America.

Ski season approaches… 🙂

I wrote Hollow Promises to call attention to how empty the promises that come from officialdom are. Yesterday the monthly jobs report was issued. “Strong Economy” was the headline call.

We’re promised a strong economy.

Just another hollow promise.

This explains it well:

Reverse Engineering The August Jobs Report
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The easiest way to understand August is to imagine a restaurant that normally hires 100 temporary workers every summer and lets all 100 go when summer ends.

The seasonal model knows August usually means roughly 100 workers… pic.twitter.com/zDVD2ikLaE

— EndGame Macro (@onechancefreedm) September 4, 2026

My album tells a story. I didn’t write these songs in an attempt to create a best-seller, nor even for meager commercial success. I wrote these songs from my heart.

So what did I think about a lot? Well, it was whether or not to even to include the song “When the Fields Went Quiet“. That’s a very desperate song. Most people don’t want to even hear about the possibility, much less focus on it and seriously contemplate the ramifications.

My album would be less heavy if I had left that song out.

But a diesel crisis is developing NOW. Based upon continued actions and current manifestations, the crisis will get much worse. What happens when farmers cannot get diesel for their tractors? What happens when fertilizer is unavailable? Those are gravely serious questions that policy-makers should be addressing right now, rather than glossing them over and pretending all is well.

So, despite the heaviness and despair, despite the likelihood that the song will repel listeners, I kept it in the album.

I want to share the truth, even the unpopular truth.