0:01 So they control all the governments,
0:03 they control the politicians, they
0:04 control Congress, they control Senate.
0:06 And if they want to assassinate someone,
0:08 which is very topical at the moment, if
0:09 they want to bribe someone, if they want
0:11 to ruin someone's career, they have the
0:13 ability to do that. The world has this
0:15 facade of thinking that they live in
0:18 democracies when democracy is an
0:20 absolute optical illusion to distract
0:23 people into thinking my vote matters
0:25 when it doesn't matter. I'll invest 1
0:28 trillion here if you allow us to have
0:30 this military base taken away. And
0:31 they'll say, "Okay, well, we need to
0:34 control this water resource and if you
0:37 don't let us have x%, then we'll just
0:39 bomb it and we'll get Israel to bomb
0:41 it." One of the ways I've tried to
0:43 condense this is that when you track the
0:46 physical movements of gold across the
0:48 world, it very closely tracks the
0:50 movements of power dynamics or political
0:52 power as you were describing. Is gold
0:54 still the primary geopolitical money of
0:56 the world today? Like whoever has the
0:57 gold makes the rules.
0:59 >> One of the interesting things about what
1:03 happened post 1971 is that America when
1:05 it privatized the creation of the dollar
1:07 and then removed the constraint on the
1:09 convertability into gold. We entered
1:12 into this new era where banks rule. So
1:15 what happened with that? [Music]
1:28 Mr. Dixon, it's good to see you.
1:30 >> Good to see you again. Uh, pretty wild
1:32 times at the moment. >> Indeed.
1:33 >> Indeed.
1:34 >> Thanks. Thanks for joining us from the
1:41 >> Yeah. Um, I'm here on my little island um
1:43 um
1:45 seeking seeking a little bit of
1:46 sanctuary at the moment. Um, it looks
1:49 like the whole world's about to spark up
1:51 anything right now. And it feels like
1:53 it's very engineered as well. It feels
1:55 like civil unrest seems to be the goal
2:02 >> Yeah. Peak divide and conquer moment is
2:04 what it feels like.
2:06 >> You feel the tension in the in the ethers.
2:08 ethers.
2:12 >> Yeah. And so you have a nice little safe
2:14 sanctuary. Is there uh any thoughts on
2:17 good places to go in the world to avoid
2:21 the chaos? Would that just be inward and
2:23 get get spiritually right with ourselves
2:26 or what?
2:29 I think so. But I do think we are having
2:34 a a global recoloration. Um I do think
2:37 that um as we've entered into this
2:40 multi-olar world with uh you know a
2:43 rising power with China and the world
2:45 unifying around regional blocks I do
2:48 think tariffs really um kicked off a a reset
2:50 reset
2:52 um and the world seems to be moving into
2:53 these blocks whether it be the Gulf
2:57 countries GCC whether it be BRICS China
3:00 Russia um India uh whether it be the
3:03 Azen countries ries um and I think the
3:07 collective west. Um and I do feel that
3:12 uh the collective west has uh been fully
3:14 colonized by a set of corporate
3:16 interests. I call it the proof of
3:18 weapons network.
3:21 um and the types of
3:24 uh wars and various other activities
3:27 that um the west has covertly done
3:29 around the world in order to acquire
3:32 resources. I think it is coming back to
3:36 the west. Um and so yeah, I'm I'm
3:39 feeling like um that the Middle East, as
3:41 volatile as it sounds right now, I think
3:42 it's going to go through a
3:45 decolonization place and a growth phase.
3:48 I think the global south
3:50 um is going to be okay. Um where what
3:52 you do during that transition obviously
3:55 Bitcoin is the haven. Uh but then we
3:57 live in the physical world as well. So
4:00 um I I saw retreat in an island. I
4:02 started planning about 10 years ago that
4:04 I thought something like this might
4:08 happen. Um and um yeah, you know, with
4:11 that, we've got lots of different types
4:14 of models, but um I don't see the West
4:16 turning around from here. I think it's
4:18 moving to a regional power, and that's
4:20 very different to having America as a
4:22 global hegeimon, and I think that's the
4:24 source of the lot of volatility that
4:27 we're experiencing right now.
4:30 >> So, is that the shift to the multi-polar
4:31 world that a lot of people have been
4:35 talking about? Um, and you use the term
4:37 proof of weapons network. I'm wondering
4:40 if you can elaborate on that. What What
4:41 is the proof of weapons network and how
4:44 does that play into the unfolding of the
4:52 >> Yeah. Well, um, when I, uh, so I got, I
4:54 was a monetary reformer before I was a
4:56 Bitcoiner. Uh and I accident well I
4:59 found Bitcoin because I was seeking a
5:01 solution to
5:03 um fractional reserve banking. I I tried
5:06 to create a bank myself.
5:09 Um and uh there was no way of creating a
5:12 bank without engaging in the debt based
5:15 Ponzi scheme that fiat currency is. Um,
5:17 and so when you try and get a banking
5:21 license, uh, you sign up to either get
5:23 an account directly. At the time I was
5:25 applying with the Bank of England before
5:27 Bitcoin was created, um, or whether
5:29 you're doing it with the Federal
5:32 Reserve, uh, you basically sign up to be
5:33 able to create money every time you
5:36 issue a loan. The challenge is with each
5:38 of those loans, it incurs interest, and
5:40 the interest to repay that credit
5:43 doesn't actually exist. And so by definition
5:44 definition
5:47 um ever since 1694 when the Brits
5:50 created this system um at the Bank of
5:52 England we we've had this debt based
5:56 Ponzi scheme where in order to have
5:59 money you have to have more debt. Uh and
6:01 uh if you want less debt you have to
6:04 have less money. Uh and the only way to
6:08 continue the cycle is to have more debt.
6:13 And so uh in trying to find ways of
6:15 creating more money i.e. creating more
6:19 debt you uh enter into this uh
6:20 problematic environment that we have
6:24 right now which is you have individuals
6:27 that borrow and uh they either borrow to
6:29 consume in which case they end up on the
6:32 wrong side of the debt based Ponzi
6:35 scheme or they borrow in order to lever
6:37 up and buy assets. And if those assets
6:40 that they purchase end up, you know,
6:42 outperforming the inflation that's
6:45 created from the new money that has to
6:48 be created to pay off the old debt and
6:53 recycle the scheme. Um, you end up in in
6:55 a an environment of warfare. I call it
6:58 debt warfare. Um, and so when the
7:00 individuals take it on, it's also done
7:03 at the corporate level. And um you have
7:05 this hyper seccuritization and financialization
7:07 financialization
7:10 of companies um where you know you're
7:13 selling them at Silicon Valley, you're
7:14 selling them to you're trying to take
7:17 them public. Um but if you can tap into
7:21 the debt capital markets, you can borrow
7:23 at very very low interest rates if you
7:24 have a good relationship with an
7:26 investment banker, which is what I used
7:30 to do by career. Um and uh you end up
7:31 being able to hyper leverage the
7:34 markets, buy back your stocks,
7:36 manipulate stocks, they go completely
7:39 out of whack from any type of economic activity.
7:40 activity.
7:43 Um and uh you either get on the right
7:46 side of that or you get on the wrong
7:48 side. Uh and then obviously the the
7:52 easiest way to um get government uh get
7:55 debt is at the government level. And so
7:58 we had this um post Bretonwoods World
8:00 War II order that we're we're currently
8:02 living in right now where the
8:04 International Monetary Fund, the World
8:06 Bank and the dollar debt based Ponzi
8:09 scheme which took over from the pound
8:12 debt based Ponzi scheme
8:16 um has been essentially uh getting
8:18 governments deep into debt by
8:20 overthrowing governments
8:24 um by uh installing central banks that
8:25 are able to print alternative fiat
8:28 currencies and then using the IMF in
8:31 order to enslave them in debt. And then
8:34 you use this debt slavery uh to install dictators
8:36 dictators
8:39 um and all sorts of covert wars that
8:41 we've been witnessing
8:43 um ever since the the end of World War
8:46 II. uh because you need to get the world
8:48 deeper into debt and then they take that
8:50 money that they print and they lend it
8:53 back to the US government through treasuries.
8:54 treasuries.
8:57 And now we're at the stage where how
8:59 many treasuries, you know, there's $ 37
9:02 trillion in the US.
9:04 Um and we're trying to figure out how to
9:08 roll over another $7 trillion this year.
9:11 Um but at the end of it, you reach the
9:14 stage where unless you can roll over
9:16 that debt,
9:17 uh then we're going to have to enter
9:20 into a new phase. And so the countries
9:24 start hedging away from this environment
9:26 where they've had to malinvest in their
9:28 own country, lend it to the US
9:30 government through treasuries because
9:33 the dollar is the currency that they
9:34 have to save in through this proof of
9:38 weapons network. Um, and then that
9:39 creates an environment where all
9:42 countries in the world are are lending
9:46 to the US. The US government holds on
9:48 the debt, holds on to all of that debt.
9:50 And internally, you have this K-shaped
9:52 economy where the rich get richer and
9:55 the poor get poorer based upon how close
9:57 you are to being able to borrow at 0%
10:00 from the central bank or access a
10:04 bailout. Um but eventually the the rich
10:06 get richer, the poor get poorer to such
10:09 an extent that you get you reach a very
10:12 polarizing environment
10:16 um where the you have civil unrest
10:19 because those shafted by the system go
10:22 to the extreme left and those that have
10:24 done well from the system continue to
10:26 corrupt the system with their power
10:28 whether it be buying politicians through lobby
10:30 lobby
10:32 um and just rigging the system in their
10:34 game through bailouts and various other
10:37 things until the whole economy benefits
10:40 just a very small percentage of the
10:43 population with all the assets and those
10:46 that are labored with all of the debts.
10:48 uh their their cost of living crisis
10:51 drives them to the type of environment
10:53 that leads to civil unrest and then an
10:57 external power uh looks at that and says
11:01 right um time to reset the board and so
11:03 that's where I kind of the the proof of
11:06 weapons network is engineered into is
11:09 codified into fiat currency
11:11 that uh you would end up with a very
11:14 unsustainable situation because money is
11:16 debt and there's not enough money to pay
11:20 off the interest on the new debt.
11:23 >> Wow. Um, well said. >> Yes.
11:24 >> Yes.
11:26 >> Well said.
11:28 Just this whole idea, I mean, it all
11:31 starts with that oxymoron, right? That
11:34 the money is not actually money, right?
11:38 The money is debt. when you have um you
11:39 know when the British government got bankrupted
11:41 bankrupted
11:45 uh we entered into World War I which was
11:48 one year after the we managed to create
11:50 the Federal Reserve. There was multiple
11:53 assassinations to ensure that a central
11:55 bank wasn't created in America because
12:00 it had um a local state banking system.
12:03 uh but we managed to get these uh
12:05 different these two central banks and
12:08 then the third central bank was um was
12:12 implemented into uh US and it was no
12:17 coincidence that in 1913 you had the um
12:21 ADL created which is a organization for
12:24 censorship um which is being weaponized
12:26 at the moment uh to censor people at the
12:29 moment. You had the introduction of
12:32 income tax because prior to that it was
12:35 taxed on tariffs. Uh and then you had
12:37 the dollar debt based Ponzi scheme. Um
12:40 and this Federal Reserve essentially the
12:47 shareholders are banks. Um and so you um
12:50 you know after 1913 the creation of the
12:52 Federal Reserve uh we entered into World
12:57 War I. Uh, Wall Street funded both Nazi
13:01 Germany. Um, it funded the industrial
13:03 revolution and the manufacturing base in
13:07 America. Um, and it also funded the
13:09 Bolevik revolution which was the
13:13 overthrow of the SAR in Russia and then
13:16 funded the creation of the Soviet Union
13:19 and communism. So, Wall Street
13:22 essentially created and funded fascism, communism,
13:24 communism,
13:27 and fake capitalism, uh, which was
13:29 capitalism backed by a debt-based Ponzi
13:32 scheme, just like it did with the Bank
13:34 of England. And so then the Federal
13:37 Reserve set about taking all the
13:39 colonial wars that the Bank of England
13:41 created when it bankrupted the British
13:44 government and set about doing the same
13:47 in America. Uh and so you had the cold
13:50 war uh then you had you know the Korean
13:52 war, the Vietnamese war, you had all the
13:55 covert wars. Uh you had the battle for
13:58 all the war the oil in the Middle East.
14:02 Um and then eventually went once the the
14:05 uh the cold war was settled, profiting
14:08 from both the Soviet Union and um the
14:10 fake capitalism of the debt based Ponzi
14:12 scheme. You kept rolling over the debt,
14:14 rolling over the debt, rolling over the
14:16 debt until eventually you end up with
14:18 bailing out the system, savings and
14:21 loans crisis, uh global financial
14:24 crisis, uh do boom and bust bailout,
14:26 long-term capital management,
14:28 um and then through to you know the
14:32 pandemic and uh everything we've seen um
14:34 since then. But what you see is anyway
14:36 the same process of what happened with
14:38 the British Empire, you know, where and
14:42 now you're at 125% debt to GDP,
14:45 37 trillion of debt
14:49 and realizing that the only way to fund
14:54 and get more debt is to increase war.
14:57 Um, and so war is built in to the proof
15:00 of weapons network. It weaponizes the
15:03 media by lying to everybody about what's
15:06 really happening. It weaponizes retail
15:09 banking by um creating a debt based
15:12 Ponzi scheme. It weaponizes investment
15:15 banking by turning everything into a
15:18 security, a financial product and now tokenization.
15:20 tokenization.
15:22 Uh it weaponizes fi currency even
15:25 creating stable coins.
15:28 uh it weaponizes surveillance um which
15:30 is you know where we're moving to this
15:33 AI 1984
15:35 um surveillance utopia that has been
15:38 beta tested in the UK uh beta tested in
15:42 Gaza, beta tested in Ukraine. Now all
15:44 that technology that was beta tested is
15:47 now coming back to the west um and is
15:49 being a solution a proposed solution to
15:52 all these open borders, closed borders
15:54 types of things. Uh but the reason I
15:56 call it a proof of weapons network is
15:59 because everything is weaponized. Uh
16:01 even civil unrest is weaponized. You
16:04 know if you can create civil unrest you
16:06 come with the solution which is um
16:09 palenteers technology. Now um you know
16:11 these these kind of these uh different
16:15 types of things. So um you know we you
16:17 can you can go in as as detailed as you
16:19 want but I've spent most of my life the
16:21 last 25 years trying to understand this
16:24 proof of weapons network. Um and uh
16:26 after after trying to create a bank that
16:30 would exist outside the system, uh I was
16:33 taken down by the Bank of England. Um
16:35 tried to even do it on an island and uh
16:38 the Bank of England once um yeah ended
16:41 up at Bitcoin anyway. So um that that's
16:44 when in 2011 like spoke at the first
16:47 Bitcoin conference and then um wrote a
16:50 book around how Bitcoin uh would be
16:53 weaponized, you know, um as a as a
16:56 counterforce as proof of work could be
16:57 something that we could peacefully
16:59 weaponize against the proof of weapons
17:03 network. Um and uh and uh yeah, just
17:05 been watching the journey of how people
17:08 have been able to I'm not sure it's
17:09 going to save as many people as is
17:12 needed. Uh but just dedicated my life to
17:14 trying to get as many people to own
17:16 their own money so that they have the
17:18 ability to spend their own money uh run
17:20 their own nodes, hold it in cold
17:22 storage, uh rather than give it to
17:25 finance. And obviously they benefit from
17:28 the fact that by having a fixed money
17:31 supply asset, you can outperform the
17:33 proof of weapons network and become
17:35 wealthy enough to actually
17:37 even engage in lobbying if you want to
17:40 engage in politics. Uh but more
17:41 importantly just create your own sovereign
17:43 sovereign
17:46 uh I guess digital island outside of the
17:47 system that can take you wherever you
17:50 need to go uh once the system implodes
17:55 Wow. >> Yeah.
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20:26 >> Um, where do you think we're at with
20:27 Bitcoin? Do you think there's enough
20:29 people with uh Bitcoin and self custody
20:32 to have any sort of meaningful impact on
20:41 >> Um I don't see any way of um saving fiat
20:43 currency. Um the end result of fiat
20:46 currency is communism.
20:49 Um and so you you've got the slow
20:53 socialist communist creep. Um I believe
20:55 the future of the west is as a technocracy.
20:57 technocracy.
21:02 Um and um you know the
21:05 there's no you know the the west has run
21:08 out of places to cannibalize and
21:10 colonize through and so it's doing it on
21:15 itself right now. And so um I definitely
21:17 don't think enough people own Bitcoin. I
21:20 think it's um still
21:23 uh niche and the challenge is is that
21:25 we've entered into this new phase of
21:27 adoption and the proof of weapons
21:31 network has decided that it wants to um
21:33 get as many people to hold their Bitcoin
21:36 with them. And so if you look at
21:38 operation chokepoint 2.0, No, I
21:40 personally believe that that was an
21:43 operation between the Federal Reserve,
21:46 the asset managers like BlackRock,
21:50 uh the SEC and the corrupt leadership
21:52 um and the lobby that bought the Biden
21:55 administration in order to choke the market
21:56 market
21:59 uh so that it could install
22:04 um companies like Celsius and FTX
22:08 um and uh make the market look really
22:11 really bad uh where Black Rockck can
22:14 suddenly come in and get an ETF approved
22:16 and the banks can suddenly come in and
22:19 say, "Hey, we'll take out Silvergate
22:21 Signature and Silicon Valley Bank that
22:24 was servicing the crypto businesses."
22:26 Uh and then we'll uh find out how we
22:28 have our own little solution in Goldman
22:31 Sachs. You can start doing some trading.
22:33 JP Morgan, you can do some of this. Uh
22:36 Fidelity Bank, Black Rockck, you can all
22:38 start doing that. and we'll persuade as
22:39 many people as possible to put their
22:43 Bitcoin in an ETF. Uh and then the
22:44 investment banks came along and said,
22:49 "Hey, why don't we do uh strategy?"
22:51 Um why don't we create this service
22:53 where we can get as many companies as
22:55 possible to put Bitcoin in the public market.
22:57 market.
22:59 Uh and then what we'll do is we'll get a
23:02 company like Caner Fitzgerald who is a
23:04 primary dealer connected to the Federal Reserve.
23:06 Reserve.
23:08 um we'll get that him to create or we'll
23:10 get counter Fitzgerald to create a way
23:12 for people to borrow against their
23:15 Bitcoin and then we can all issue fiat
23:17 currency loans.
23:21 Um and uh we've now got 17% of the
23:25 Bitcoin supply in treasury companies in
23:28 ETFs and in obviously Satoshi's coin and
23:31 stuff. Um, and uh, they're going to
23:33 lever the [ __ ] out of Bitcoin and try
23:35 and persuade as many people to borrow
23:37 against their Bitcoin.
23:40 Um, and I believe that they will scam a
23:41 lot of people out of their Bitcoin. But
23:43 their game now is to we've got this
23:46 two-tiered Bitcoin economy.
23:49 And sadly, they engineer the system so
23:50 that you want to use theirs. They make
23:53 it where it's tax efficient to hold it
23:57 in your retirement fund. Um and uh they
23:58 make it easier for you to pass on
24:00 inheritance. So a lot of people are
24:03 falling for that trap.
24:05 Um and uh I think it's all part of
24:07 leverage that they'll gain when we
24:10 negotiate into this multi-olar world. Um
24:12 it's probably worth discussing a bit
24:14 more about like power dynamics and
24:16 structure. Uh because I think a lot of
24:20 people are very confused. They um a lot
24:22 of people think that politicians are
24:24 like in charge.
24:27 um they think that like by changing from
24:29 the left to the right or Republican to
24:33 Democrat it actually makes a difference. Um
24:34 Um
24:37 what what I discovered quite some time
24:39 back is that when we introduced this
24:42 system in 1913
24:44 uh the Federal Reserve its shareholders
24:48 were the regional bank uh the regional
24:50 central banks and then the regional
24:52 central banks were all owned by the
24:55 private banks. Now the private banks
24:57 were able to create the dollar every
25:01 time they issue a loan. Um and
25:03 those private banks which previously
25:06 were owned by wealthy European families
25:09 and you know um elites whether it be the
25:11 Rockefellers or the Morgans or the
25:14 Warbergs and by the way the Warbergs uh
25:17 they were both the on the board of the
25:19 Bank for International Settlement and
25:22 the Rice Bank which funded Nazi Germany
25:25 and the brother was also on the board of
25:28 the Federal Reserve. So you had this
25:29 family that were both part of the
25:32 communist Soviet Union, the fascist Nazi
25:35 government and the Federal Reserve and
25:38 they were all in the same families
25:40 funding every side of all the the cold
25:42 war and everything else and profiting
25:44 from both sides. If you look at what
25:46 happened with the Bank for International Settlements,
25:48 Settlements,
25:50 uh which was set up after World War I to
25:53 manage the reparation payments uh from
25:56 uh Nazi Germany,
26:00 um it was uh every time Hitler would uh
26:02 invade a new country, it would just take
26:04 the gold in the bank for international
26:08 settlements like at Czechoslovakia.
26:10 uh as soon as um the Nazi Germany would
26:13 raid, it would just take that gold which
26:14 was held at the Federal Reserve in the
26:16 Bank of England. It didn't hold any of
26:19 it. It just held the ledger uh and it
26:21 would transfer it over to the Nazi party.
26:22 party.
26:25 And so what we what you had is that the
26:27 gold was held at the Federal Reserve,
26:30 the Russian Central Bank, and the and
26:32 the Bank of England. And by the end of
26:35 World War I and World War II, all of the
26:37 Nazi Germany gold ended up in around
26:40 Fort Knox. All of the British Empire
26:43 gold, which was, you know, um,
26:46 accumulated through opium wars and
26:49 various atrocities, that all ended up at
26:51 Fort Knox. And a massive chunk of the
26:54 Russian Soviet Union gold all ended up
26:58 at Fort Knox. So 75% of the world's gold
27:00 through this elaborate mechanism at the
27:02 bank for international settlements, it
27:05 would every time Nazi Germany raided a
27:06 new country, it would hand over the gold
27:09 and just put a new title on top of the
27:11 gold and change the label on the drawer
27:13 and say, "Hey, Fed, that belongs to
27:15 them." Or, "Hey, Bank of England, that
27:18 belongs to them." And then eventually it
27:19 all ended up in Fort Knox. And now
27:22 obviously it's never been audited. Um,
27:25 and it says that Treasury has it. Uh,
27:27 but actually the Federal Reserve has
27:28 levered it up and it's on both balance
27:31 sheets. And the Federal Reserve is a
27:33 private company. So if you look at
27:35 Treasury's balance sheet and Federal
27:37 Reserve balance sheet, you've got this
27:41 8,200 tons of gold. Um, which is which
27:43 is called into question. And the Trump
27:44 administration said he would audit it,
27:47 but I don't think he is going to audit.
27:49 Um, but it's really interesting because
27:51 if you think about it, this change in
27:53 power dynamics
27:55 was all funded by war, access to
27:58 weapons, military might, and then you
28:01 could change the label of the gold. And
28:03 because it was a custody at the central
28:06 bank, the central bank could determine
28:08 who was going to win the war by who it
28:11 would put the new label on the gold uh
28:13 for. And so eventually it it put
28:16 everything in in Fort Knox and said,
28:20 "We'll use the dollar. Uh we'll persuade
28:22 the whole world. We'll force the world
28:24 to adopt dollars
28:27 um because we've got all the gold." And
28:29 so they then said, "Hey, why don't you
28:32 all trade your currencies against our
28:35 currency and we'll back our currency by
28:36 gold and you can all if anything goes
28:39 wrong, don't worry. Trust me, bro. We
28:42 got the gold." you know, you can uh you
28:44 can trade your currency for our dollars
28:46 and then if you don't like anything
28:48 we're doing, you can trade it for gold.
28:50 And so they set up the IMF for that
28:52 purpose. So now you had the Bank for
28:55 International Settlements, the IMF, and
28:57 then the World Bank set about colonizing
28:58 the world and getting them addicted to
29:02 dollars. Uh and then obviously when the
29:05 French came along and pulled up a fleet
29:07 uh to America and said, "Give me my
29:12 gold." Um we entered into uh 1971 and
29:14 the closing and saying we're going to
29:15 default. You can't change the dollar for
29:18 gold anymore. Uh and so we then entered into
29:20 into
29:23 the hyper
29:25 uh cycle that we're in right now where
29:28 there was no constraint on how many
29:30 dollars can be created other than who
29:32 was willing to borrow it. Uh and so
29:34 that's where we find ourselves in right
29:37 now. uh because no one can convert those
29:41 dollars to gold anymore.
29:44 >> Oh man. Uh that's first of all brilliant
29:46 exposition. I've
29:48 >> told a similar story but in much more
29:49 succinct terms and it helps a lot the
29:52 way you unpack it that way. Is it one of
29:54 the ways I've tried to condense this is
29:56 that when you track the physical
30:00 movements of gold across the world, it
30:02 very closely tracks the movements of
30:04 power dynamics or political power as you
30:07 were describing. Is that still the case?
30:10 Like so is gold still the primary
30:12 geopolitical money of the world today?
30:13 Like whoever has the gold makes the
30:16 rules so to speak.
30:17 >> Yeah. Well, one of the interesting
30:21 things about what happened post 1971
30:25 is that America when it privatized the
30:28 creation of the dollar and then removed
30:30 the constraint on the convertability
30:33 into gold. Uh we entered into this new
30:37 era where banks rule. Um and so what
30:39 happened with that is the banks then
30:42 created the investment banking division
30:45 which previously was you know around
30:47 about just making companies public. It
30:50 did the 29 debt based um it, you know,
30:53 it it managed to lever up like crazy,
30:55 get everyone into stocks, create a
30:58 bubble, uh and then it burst the bubble,
31:00 took America into the Great Depression
31:03 of the 30s, confiscated all of America's
31:06 gold, uh forced all the Americans to
31:09 hand in their gold to to rebuild this
31:14 supply. Um and um it was really it used
31:16 its gold and its ability to leverage its
31:19 gold to build its manufacturing base.
31:22 And so the area the reason that America
31:24 dominated is because it was providing
31:28 the weapons to everybody. Um, Germany
31:31 had its own weapons, but um, once it
31:33 didn't have access to its gold, it
31:35 created an alternative system called
31:37 national socialism, which is where it
31:39 essentially printed its own money to
31:41 come out of the Valmar Republic, which
31:43 wasn't backed by gold. It was actually
31:45 backed by labor.
31:47 Um, and then he arrested the Rothschilds
31:49 and we ended up in World War II and all
31:53 the atrocities from there. But America
31:55 was really built upon its manufacturing
31:57 base and its ability to manufacture
31:59 those weapons. And so at the moment
32:01 today, America dominates from technology
32:04 but has a competing power with China.
32:06 But the reason that American technology
32:08 dominates is because it created this
32:11 privatization system.
32:14 uh and in the privatization system
32:19 essentially the military the the you'd
32:21 have this system whereby there's always
32:24 a justification you have to scam the
32:25 Americans into believing that they need
32:28 to be at war by fear by creating fear
32:31 all the time and then that justifies why
32:33 they should print more money and
32:35 increase the national debt
32:37 then they take that money just like the
32:40 big beautiful bill today that Trump did
32:42 uh and you have half of it that goes to
32:44 military companies. Let's call it the
32:46 military-industrial complex.
32:51 Um, and so by essentially those that
32:54 don't own shares pay the inflation and
32:56 go deeper into debt on the wrong side of
32:58 the K-shaped economy, those that own the
33:01 shares benefit from the fact that
33:04 essentially money is being taken from
33:05 the taxpayer or the person that doesn't
33:08 have assets that pays the inflation. And
33:11 through this crony capitalist system, it
33:13 through Pentagon budgets, it ends up
33:15 back in Loy Martin, General Dynamic,
33:18 Raithium, you know, now Palanteer and
33:20 various other companies. Um, and so you
33:23 have this very sophisticated system for
33:26 laundering money
33:28 um into these corporations and these
33:31 companies. And what the investment banks
33:34 did is it securitized everything. So it
33:36 took the mantra of free market
33:38 capitalism which by the way requires
33:41 hard money. Free market capitalism
33:43 doesn't work without hard money. Um
33:45 you're now in keynian economics which is
33:48 not free market capitalism. Um and so
33:50 what it did is it created this very
33:54 sophisticated way of siphoning off all
33:57 the wealth into the stock market. Um and
34:00 so you have the bond market which is the
34:01 mechanism for getting the government
34:04 excessively into debt. Now the Federal
34:07 Reserve owns 10 trillion dollars of
34:10 debt, pays a 6% dividends to its
34:13 shareholders, which is the banks. They
34:15 get to create all the dollars every time
34:17 they issue a loan. And then those
34:20 companies went public. And so by being
34:23 public companies, uh they're now on the
34:25 stock market, which gives them access to
34:27 the corporate debt. And so you can take
34:30 the corporate debt, you can back it by
34:33 the government's debt, and then anytime
34:34 you need more, if you if you take too
34:36 much risk, you go back to the Federal
34:39 Reserve, and the Federal Reserve bails
34:41 out the system. Then the Federal Reserve
34:44 owns that debt and it's now got about $2
34:46 trillion of mortgage back securities, $8
34:49 trillion of government debt, pays a
34:51 dividend back to the shareholders, and
34:54 even now in the Genius Act, they're able
34:56 to take those reserves and create a
34:57 stable coin with them that was lobbyed
35:01 into um the Genius Act. But anyway, um
35:03 the investment bank essentially
35:05 securitized everything.
35:09 Now what securitization does is it means
35:12 that whoever ends up with all the shares
35:15 controls the economy.
35:17 Uh and so if you look at what they
35:20 created, so you have this system where
35:22 the government takes on the debt, the
35:25 money goes back to the corporate through
35:27 crony capitalism, through lobbying and
35:29 various other things. Um and then that
35:32 pushes up the share price. uh and then
35:35 you just keep repeating this cycle of
35:37 the theft of all the assets over to
35:38 those that are able to control the
35:40 assets. So you got the creation of the
35:42 dollar with the retail bank, you've got
35:44 the creation of securities with the
35:46 investment bank. Um you got the
35:49 guarantee of the system with the private
35:52 central bank. Um you got the debt
35:54 capital markets, the equity capital
35:56 markets. Um and then what they did is
35:59 they created another industry uh which
36:02 was the asset manager. So they persuaded
36:04 every American to say, "Hey, this is too
36:07 complicated. I'll manage your pension.
36:11 Hey, universities, you charge $100,000,
36:13 get loads of students in debt. Uh we'll
36:16 lobby to change the curriculum to serve
36:18 our corporate interest, whether that be
36:24 big farmer or whatever. Uh and then um
36:26 uh all of that they'll they'll have
36:28 large endowment funds and we can launder
36:31 money that lobbies politicians, buys the
36:32 politicians. Politicians are just
36:35 prostitutes now like for for lobby
36:38 interest and we'll re-engineer all the
36:42 legal system how we want it for us. Um
36:44 and by managing every money, all the
36:46 insurance premiums, all the pension fund
36:50 money, all the endowment funds,
36:53 um we'll pull all that money together
36:54 and create the asset management industry.
36:56 industry.
36:58 And those asset managers are now
37:01 dominated by four main players, Black
37:04 Rockck, State Street, Vanguard, and Fidelity.
37:05 Fidelity.
37:08 And so what they do with that is they
37:10 put board seats on every single public company
37:12 company
37:14 and then they also created technology.
37:16 Um they were very early Black Rockck was
37:19 very early in artificial intelligence.
37:22 It created something called Aladdin. Um
37:24 and Aladdin was actually used by the
37:26 Federal Reserve in determining which
37:28 companies to take down and which
37:31 companies to give bailout loans to. And
37:34 of course it helped BlackRock. uh they
37:36 acquired the largest ETF company, Blocklays,
37:37 Blocklays,
37:40 uh Barclays EyesShares and by having all
37:42 of these ETFs, what they did is they
37:46 created a mechanism whereby nobody could
37:47 be bothered to figure out what stock to
37:50 buy or have the voting right. You hand
37:53 the voting right over to the asset manager.
37:54 manager.
37:56 So now you got Black Rockck that owns
37:58 all the voting rights in 20,000 of the
38:01 largest companies in the world, installs
38:04 the board seats and has the artificial
38:06 intelligence technology that all the
38:08 asset managers, the Federal Reserve is
38:11 using and Treasury. Treasury during the pandemic
38:13 pandemic
38:16 decided how to allocate that money using
38:19 Black Rockck's Aladdin AI technology.
38:23 So you've got all the asset managers
38:25 using Black Rockck's technology. You've
38:29 got all of the board seats, the majority
38:33 shares in all of the companies, Treasury
38:35 and Federal Reserve. And what happened
38:37 to those banks? Well, those banks went
38:40 public. So JP Morgan, the largest
38:42 shareholder is Black Rockck Stakes Gene
38:44 Vanguard. So you then look across,
38:46 you've got this whole financial
38:48 industrial complex, military industrial
38:51 complex, technical industrial complex,
38:53 uh consumption industrial complex,
38:55 Amazon, you know, all these different
38:57 companies and they've all got the same
39:00 larger shareholder and they've all got a
39:02 board installed by one company. So,
39:06 Black Rockck today is essentially the D
39:10 the British East India Company of the
39:12 British Empire and the Dutch East India
39:15 Company of the Dutch Empire. Uh, and so
39:17 the reason that I say this is because
39:20 the asset managers sit on top of this
39:22 chain. Now when they own shares in all
39:24 of the major tech companies, all of the
39:27 major pharmaceutical companies, all of
39:29 the major military companies, all of the
39:32 major banks and financial institutions,
39:33 and what sits underneath the
39:36 military-industrial complex,
39:39 it's um the deep state, what we call the
39:43 deep state. So within Loheed Martin
39:47 General Dynamic, they contract the CIA
39:50 and 90% of the CIA's resources work for
39:53 corporate interest. So if they need more
39:55 resources, they buy the politicians,
39:58 they install the politicians,
40:01 um and essentially uh every Congress
40:03 member has to answer to their fun, their
40:07 lobby. Uh, and so you've created this
40:10 mechanism which looks like democracy.
40:12 Everyone argues over Republican and
40:14 Democrat, but actually they all work for
40:17 the same lobby, the same interests. Uh,
40:19 and we've actually hit peak
40:21 centralization through the Federal
40:24 Reserve system. And now you could say
40:26 that the top of this proof of network,
40:28 let's call it the CEO,
40:32 is BlackRock. Uh, and that's where we
40:34 are today. And so if you want to
40:36 engineer war, you have access to the
40:40 CIA, you have access to covert warfare,
40:42 and you have the ability to lobby the
40:44 governments to give you the budget. And
40:47 now the dollar is just a weapon used by
40:50 this proof of weapons network against
40:54 the American people. And and it controls
40:57 England, Europe. Why do you think the
40:59 European Union was created? It was
41:01 created from the bank for international
41:03 settlements at the European Union
41:06 unelected body uh that essentially
41:08 persuaded everyone to get rid of their
41:10 currency and now their mercy to the
41:12 European Central Bank and the European
41:15 Union. Uh and so this is why you're
41:18 getting across the whole of the west
41:23 from Israel to Australia to Canada uh to
41:28 um uh America to Britain to Europe. Uh
41:29 they all work for the same corporation.
41:31 So right now Black Rockck is meeting Kia
41:36 Starmer and asset stripping water
41:38 uh all of the different resources that
41:41 it needs to build their AI data centers
41:44 for Palunteer and the Magnificent Seven
41:46 companies. Uh and that's where we found
41:48 ourselves today. So the reason there's
41:51 problems is that we have created this
41:54 monster. Now here's the thing. This
41:57 proof of weapons network it is
41:59 governments are subordinate to it.
42:01 So they control all the governments,
42:03 they control the politicians, they
42:05 control Congress, they control Senate.
42:07 And if they want to assassinate someone,
42:09 which is very topical at the moment, if
42:11 they want to bribe someone, if they want
42:14 to ruin someone's career, uh they have
42:16 the ability to do that. But the world
42:19 has this facade facade of thinking that
42:22 they live in democracies.
42:26 When democracy is an absolute optical
42:28 illusion to distract people into
42:31 thinking all you need to do is change a
42:34 politician and my vote matters when it
42:36 doesn't matter. You have to be you have
42:39 to be you have to be wealth. The only
42:41 people that control this system is those
42:44 that own sh in black rockck and these companies.
42:46 companies.
42:48 Uh and that's why we've we we've entered
42:51 into this world where government there
42:53 is no America first agenda. There is no
42:55 Britain first agenda. Uh there's just a
42:58 black rockck first agenda and it manages
43:00 the portfolio of this corporate interest.
43:01 interest.
43:04 Uh, and that's what I call the proof of
43:06 weapons network, which is why I love
43:09 Bitcoin and why as the as soon as Black
43:11 Rockck engineered operation choke point 2.0
43:13 2.0
43:17 um that I I took it upon myself to try
43:18 and stop people borrowing against their
43:22 Bitcoin, holding ETFs and treasury
43:26 companies is such a scop like strategy
43:28 is going to end up with over a million Bitcoin.
43:30 Bitcoin.
43:34 uh and you know it won't be nationalized
43:36 but clearly once you are as important as
43:38 Michael Sailor you are an asset for the
43:41 proof of weapons network like there's no
43:43 avoiding that Trump is an asset karma is
43:47 an asset macron's an asset uh whatever
43:50 you know Elon Musk is an asset if you
43:52 look at even all the corporation like
43:54 just look at any of these technical
43:56 companies all their technology was
43:58 created by the military-industrial complex
44:00 complex
44:02 And then the investment bank gave these,
44:05 oh, you can be a a great, you can be a
44:07 an entrepreneur and pretend you created
44:09 all this stuff. Um, but you got to bow
44:11 down to our agenda, which is Elon Musk
44:13 and various other entrepreneurs. you
44:16 have these fake entrepreneurs that were
44:18 given all the technology
44:22 um and it was stolen from American money
44:25 handed over to a company and then you
44:27 have to give all these back doors to the
44:31 NSA uh the deep state um uh so that
44:34 essentially you privatized and financialized
44:36 financialized
44:38 uh all of the national security apparatus
44:39 apparatus
44:42 and they control the game. Governments
44:46 are just absolute psies at this stage
44:48 for printing money, giving everyone a
44:50 narrative that they think that, you
44:53 know, MAGA is a narrative to make people
44:54 think that Trump's going to make America
44:57 great again. But he works Who are his
44:59 biggest funders? Miriam Adon from
45:04 Israel. Um, the Bank of Melon family and
45:06 Elon Musk. And Elon Musk is just a tool
45:08 for the military-industrial complex.
45:11 That's why he's creating regime change
45:13 after regime change through X. He's
45:15 overthrown the government in Venezuela,
45:20 Brazil, UK, Europe, Germany,
45:23 um creating civil unrest in America.
45:25 Like, and I'm I'm not this is not a
45:27 judgment on his character. He is owned
45:30 by this mafia network. And it is a
45:32 mafia. If if you look back at when it
45:34 was created,
45:36 you go right back to World War II,
45:38 Operation Paperclip.
45:41 You had what happened to all the Nazis?
45:45 The Nazis were integrated into the CIA.
45:47 Uh you had the formation of the CIA.
45:49 That was a partnership with the Italian
45:52 mafia and the Jewish mafia. And then you
45:54 had those three forces that formed the CIA
45:56 CIA
46:00 uh and created this uh covert network
46:02 that uh was funded through human
46:05 trafficking, drug trafficking, weapons
46:08 trafficking and covert wars. And it's
46:10 created this slush fund via the Vatican
46:14 bank uh which laers all these co these
46:16 scops and the politician is just there
46:18 to give you a narrative. So when Trump
46:20 says, "Yeah, we're coming after the drug
46:24 cartels." No, you that's the CIA. Uh
46:27 that's not Venezuela.
46:29 Venezuela has a partnership with
46:33 Chevron. And Guyana has the largest oil
46:35 reserves, the the the founder of the
46:37 century. And Chevron and Exxon need
46:40 that. And you need to go and get some
46:42 rare earth minerals. And so all of these
46:44 wars are fought for corporate interests
46:46 to roll over the debt based Ponzi
46:48 scheme. And now we've entered into a
46:50 multipolar world order. That changes
46:53 everything. Uh you used to have to bow
46:55 down to the dollar. And if you didn't
46:56 bow down to the dollar, you were
46:59 assassinated, overthrown, replaced by a
47:03 dictator. Uh your country was destroyed.
47:07 Uh now you can work with China. Uh and
47:10 that creates a problem. And now Saudi
47:12 Arabia, Qatar, UAE, they've got
47:15 sovereign wealth and America has nothing
47:17 but debt. And so we're going through
47:22 these resource resets because we're in a
47:24 multipolar world. Like the sanctions no
47:27 longer work. You know, Iran, China,
47:30 Russia, uh they've got a network and
47:32 India's joined that network uh for
47:35 trading no matter what the dollar says.
47:38 uh Saudi Arabia reduced the petro dollar
47:42 from 100% dollars to 70% dollars and now
47:47 is managing an exit of the US colonial
47:50 military bases. Uh and and that's what
47:52 we're witnessing all around the world
47:54 right now and Russia, Ukraine and all
47:57 these other things. Um so it is it is a real
47:59 real
48:02 we're living through absolute history.
48:04 Um, and uh, we're just psies at the
48:07 front listening to the media while they
48:10 completely lie to us. A and, and to me,
48:12 the ultimate the ultimate tool is to
48:15 boycott the Federal Reserve by owning
48:17 Bitcoin, having an asset that will
48:20 outperform every fund manager, every
48:23 stock, every bond,
48:25 potentially gold. Gold's doing very well
48:29 at the moment, every commodity.
48:31 uh boycott Black Rockck by owning it in
48:33 self- custody, boycott the banks by not
48:36 borrowing fiat currency against it,
48:39 um and boycott the proof of weapons
48:41 network corporations
48:44 by spending local and investing in
48:46 decentralized infrastructure. And so
48:47 that's what I try and encourage
48:50 everybody to do. Uh because the only
48:53 vote that matters is your money. And you
48:55 have to have money that beats the
48:58 system. And Bitcoin is that money. but
49:00 only if you don't give it to them. Don't
49:01 don't own it through an ETF. You're
49:04 making them more powerful.
49:06 You need to own it in self-custody. You
49:09 need to run a node. Um and we need to
49:11 fight back and we need to become wealthy
49:14 because we got to reby the politicians,
49:16 you know. Um I I have very little faith
49:19 that we'll beat the system,
49:21 but we have got a two-tiered system and
49:24 you can exit and I want more people in
49:27 there and that's all I know how to do.
49:29 Ben, fantastic, >> man.
49:30 >> man.
49:32 >> You once again, you've hit on so many
49:33 things that I've tried to share before,
49:35 but you elaborate on it so much better.
49:38 So, thank you for doing that.
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51:48 um politicians as puppets, right? These
51:52 I like that quote that fiat politics is
51:53 the entertainment division of the
51:55 military-industrial complex. You know,
51:58 like I get so wrapped around the axle
52:00 when people want to engage in political
52:02 debates and commentary like their vote
52:04 matters, like their opinion matters,
52:06 like their favorite politicians agenda
52:08 or policy or opinion matters. Like it's
52:10 all [ __ ] and it really frustrates me
52:13 that more people don't see through it.
52:15 Um, we know that money makes the world
52:18 go round, right? What's the famous
52:19 infamous quote? Give me the power to
52:21 issue a nation's currency and I care not
52:23 who makes its laws. And we just are
52:28 seeing that writ large at scale. Um, so
52:31 this word and I don't I I hesitate to go
52:33 here because I truly believe so I guess
52:36 I should conditionalize this by saying I
52:39 think the only actual isms in the world
52:42 are individualism or collectivism. I I
52:44 like to refer to collectivism as
52:46 coercivism because it requires coercion
52:49 to operate in any form.
52:51 However, I want to ask because the way
52:53 you were describing that sounded like a
52:56 deep alignment between corporate power
52:58 and state power which is traditionally
53:02 known as fascism if I'm not mistaken.
53:05 Are we saying that fiat currency is the
53:09 root cause of all of this global
53:11 fascism, if that is the right term, that
53:13 we're seeing unfold in the world? And
53:16 like is how do we get people out of that
53:18 political layer, left versus right,
53:21 believing in the puppet show and to
53:24 abstract or transcend their perspective
53:28 to be able to see the puppet masters?
53:30 >> Yeah, it's a it's a great question. Um
53:31 and I'm not sure I've got the full
53:33 answer because I do think that there is
53:36 a spiritual war and um that's beyond the
53:39 scope of religious whatever conversation
53:42 spiritual belief um I do believe that
53:45 that is a layer above monetary but I do
53:48 believe in these spiritual um if you
53:50 look at ancient scriptures
53:52 uh you know Jesus Christ threw out the
53:55 user uh because he knew the problem with
53:58 usery in Islamic finance it knew that
54:00 there is fundamental mentally a problem
54:04 in interest in ribba. Um even in Jewish
54:06 scriptures it said we can't lend to each
54:08 other interest but we can lend to
54:13 others. Um and so there is something in
54:16 the monetary system that takes us I
54:19 think down a darker path. Um and the
54:23 monetary system is rigged to fail. But I
54:26 also do believe that um so firstly
54:29 China's not communism and America's not
54:32 capitalism. Um that's the first thing to
54:34 figure out. The second thing to figure
54:36 out is that the same lobby that controls
54:39 politicians is the same lobby that
54:41 controls the curriculum at universities
54:44 and colleges. And so what you know at
54:47 college was part of an agenda.
54:50 uh the com the the psychopathic
54:53 psychopathic
54:56 alleged pedophile John Maynard Kees um
54:58 that came from the British Empire in
55:00 order to create uh the bread and wood
55:03 system originally wanted one global
55:05 currency called Bangor
55:08 uh but instead ended up as um you know
55:11 the the dollar system and everybody
55:13 trading against dollars and America
55:16 agreeing to convert those dollars into
55:18 old. Um
55:22 but um the economic theories were written
55:24 written
55:27 uh in order to by the same people that
55:30 wanted to create a bunch of investment
55:31 bankers and central bankers that
55:34 understood their definition of
55:37 economics. And so we had, you know,
55:41 prior to Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations,
55:44 um, you had sociology
55:47 and ethics that were involved in there
55:49 wasn't a word for economics.
55:52 Um, but it was always factored into the
55:56 equation of spiritual belief
55:59 um, as well as sociology, what's good
56:00 for society.
56:04 uh but then it forked off into economics
56:06 and then in the wealth of nations it was
56:09 actually written by Adam Smith uh from
56:12 much of the free trade and hard money
56:14 Islamic economics but it wasn't called
56:17 economics it's called soci you know
56:20 sociology and different sciences but
56:22 what Adam Smith did is it took out all
56:26 the ethics and said money is a group of
56:29 self-interested people and you maximize
56:31 your own utility with no consideration
56:34 of anybody else or what's right for
56:36 society. And if you have a bunch of
56:38 people that maximize their own self-interest,
56:39 self-interest,
56:41 uh then he has this things called an
56:45 invisible hand, a free market, uh which
56:48 directs the flow, but it needs hard
56:51 money. And so the Islamic economics had
56:55 hard money, ethics, and free trade.
56:58 uh what what we did when we went over to
57:01 uh classical economics was we took out
57:04 ethics and we took out hard money.
57:06 Uh and then when we went into the
57:09 postworld war II Brettton Woods era uh
57:12 we codified usery based upon the Bank of
57:17 England experiment. Um and uh uh and we
57:19 you know we we took out hard money
57:22 because we removed the gold standard.
57:24 Um, so then you have the worst of all worlds.
57:26 worlds.
57:30 Um, so I do believe that money is
57:32 important and it can drive everyone in a
57:35 certain behavior and direction when when
57:37 you create a scarce game and a Ponzi
57:40 scheme. Um, but I do think there's
57:41 layers above it. I don't think, you
57:43 know, I don't think money is the whole
57:45 thing. I don't think Bitcoin some people
57:48 see Bitcoin as divine like you know some
57:51 people actually see it as God or Jesus
57:54 or something. I I don't put that in. I
57:56 think it is a technology. I think it was
57:59 um you know but the the reason I say
58:02 that is because John Maynard Kees then
58:05 iterated and said hey we need uh if you
58:08 want to stimulate your economy
58:10 uh after this great depression and in
58:12 the postw world war era it said
58:14 governments need to take on debt and
58:15 guess who provided the debt the World
58:17 Bank and the IMF
58:19 and so they created an economic model
58:22 that said if you want to get to full
58:24 employment you have to the government
58:26 has to step in in the hard times. The
58:28 other half of Keynesian economics was
58:29 you need to pay down your debt in the
58:32 good times and because it's a debt based
58:34 Ponzi scheme that doesn't work. And so
58:38 you ended up with Keynesianism. And then
58:40 Milton Freriedman came along and said
58:42 here's monitoism and they said well
58:45 actually you need to have a 2% systemic inflation.
58:47 inflation.
58:49 Um and uh you need to leave it to the
58:50 free market. And what did the free
58:52 market do? It created the hyper
58:55 financialization and securitization. And
58:57 so now you ended up where the investment
59:00 banks own everything. The private banks
59:03 own everything. Um and it and it it took
59:06 these economic theories and trained a
59:08 bunch of muppets to work at these banks
59:10 and do the grad schemes and work at
59:12 these central banks and now those
59:14 algorithms determine our monetary
59:16 policy. And guess what? Economics was
59:19 never solved. Like if you study
59:22 economics, which I did, um these things
59:25 are debates and I personally believe it
59:27 was the pre-Wealth of nations models
59:30 that were right. Ethics, hard money, and
59:34 free free markets. Um but we've ended up
59:36 with a debt-based Ponzi scheme with no
59:40 hard money, zero ethics, ruthlessness,
59:43 like ruthlessness. the murders that are
59:45 happening around the world. I would say
59:46 between the Bank of England and the
59:49 Federal Reserve, I would put an estimate
59:53 that 200 million deaths have occurred in
59:56 order to extract resources through wars
59:58 that never need to needed to happen that
60:00 were made purely for profit and financialization.
60:02 financialization. um 100 wars since 100 covert wars,
60:08 um 100 wars since 100 covert wars, South America, Latin America, Middle
60:11 South America, Latin America, Middle East, Asia-Pacific,
60:13 East, Asia-Pacific, uh China, Japan, like all every country.
60:18 uh China, Japan, like all every country. Um you've had all these wars and wars
60:20 Um you've had all these wars and wars and wars. Uh that was all just to roll
60:23 and wars. Uh that was all just to roll over the debt based Ponzi scheme. It
60:25 over the debt based Ponzi scheme. It didn't need to happen. And so I do think
60:27 didn't need to happen. And so I do think that money is important. I do think that
60:31 that money is important. I do think that competition is highly important. When
60:34 competition is highly important. When you had the removal of the gold standard
60:35 you had the removal of the gold standard and the fall of the Soviet Union, you
60:38 and the fall of the Soviet Union, you had NATO expansion. And that brings us
60:41 had NATO expansion. And that brings us to where we are today. And NATO is just
60:44 to where we are today. And NATO is just simply a mechanism for getting
60:46 simply a mechanism for getting Europeans, Brits, and Americans to
60:49 Europeans, Brits, and Americans to justify money printing to give to Loheed
60:52 justify money printing to give to Loheed Martin, General Dynamic, Raium, Black
60:53 Martin, General Dynamic, Raium, Black Rockck, and Paladin. And then the CIA
60:56 Rockck, and Paladin. And then the CIA escalates wars that never need to
60:59 escalates wars that never need to happen. Um, and uh, then use that in
61:02 happen. Um, and uh, then use that in order to steal resources so that Elon
61:05 order to steal resources so that Elon Musk can get the magnets he needs for
61:07 Musk can get the magnets he needs for his batteries and we can get the rare
61:10 his batteries and we can get the rare earth minerals that are needed for our
61:11 earth minerals that are needed for our iPhones.
61:13 iPhones. And you look at all these different
61:14 And you look at all these different militia groups around the world, whether
61:16 militia groups around the world, whether it be Alqaaida, they're all funded by
61:19 it be Alqaaida, they're all funded by Western intelligence.
61:20 Western intelligence. uh M23, M13, anywhere you see ISIS,
61:24 uh M23, M13, anywhere you see ISIS, that's westernf funded militia that are
61:28 that's westernf funded militia that are there to completely topple a country
61:30 there to completely topple a country like Congo via Rwanda so they can steal
61:34 like Congo via Rwanda so they can steal resources that end up in our iPhone.
61:37 resources that end up in our iPhone. Like that doesn't need to be that way
61:39 Like that doesn't need to be that way now in multipolarity because there is
61:41 now in multipolarity because there is now competition. China's coming along
61:44 now competition. China's coming along and say and look, I'm not a fan of
61:45 and say and look, I'm not a fan of China. I I lived in Hong Kong for a bit
61:48 China. I I lived in Hong Kong for a bit uh for like five years, but I wouldn't
61:50 uh for like five years, but I wouldn't want to live in China. But the model
61:52 want to live in China. But the model that China is following is it said
61:55 that China is following is it said rather than IMF destroying countries and
61:58 rather than IMF destroying countries and not allowing them to compete, we've got
62:00 not allowing them to compete, we've got a manufacturing base and we want to sell
62:04 a manufacturing base and we want to sell product to them. So we'll invest in you
62:06 product to them. So we'll invest in you and lend money to you so that you can
62:09 and lend money to you so that you can buy our products and become wealthier.
62:11 buy our products and become wealthier. So a lot of people are choosing the
62:12 So a lot of people are choosing the Belden Road Initiative over the IMF.
62:14 Belden Road Initiative over the IMF. Other countries like El Salvador are
62:17 Other countries like El Salvador are saying, "All right, I got some IMF,
62:20 saying, "All right, I got some IMF, I got some China, Bel and Road
62:23 I got some China, Bel and Road Initiative, uh, but I'm going to build
62:25 Initiative, uh, but I'm going to build my Bitcoin strategic reserves and see if
62:27 my Bitcoin strategic reserves and see if we can build independent sovereign
62:29 we can build independent sovereign wealth um using Bitcoin." But
62:32 wealth um using Bitcoin." But unfortunately, it didn't build enough
62:33 unfortunately, it didn't build enough Bitcoin
62:35 Bitcoin uh and the IMF won. uh the you know
62:38 uh and the IMF won. uh the you know they're still trying to interfere in the
62:39 they're still trying to interfere in the Bitcoin policy uh because he didn't uh
62:42 Bitcoin policy uh because he didn't uh be didn't have enough Bitcoin to fight
62:44 be didn't have enough Bitcoin to fight the IMF. Um and so you have all these
62:47 the IMF. Um and so you have all these different you know types of models but I
62:49 different you know types of models but I would say yeah money is um
62:52 would say yeah money is um money is an an absolute you know
62:55 money is an an absolute you know deception in its current format. Uh
62:58 deception in its current format. Uh China's not communism and America is not
63:00 China's not communism and America is not capitalism.
63:02 capitalism. Um and it is going to cause civil
63:04 Um and it is going to cause civil unrest. Um but there are countries that
63:08 unrest. Um but there are countries that still are sovereign. So China sovereign
63:11 still are sovereign. So China sovereign uh there is no corporation or proof of
63:13 uh there is no corporation or proof of weapons network above the CCP. in in
63:17 weapons network above the CCP. in in Russia the same. The reason that Putin
63:20 Russia the same. The reason that Putin is the enemy of the west is because
63:22 is the enemy of the west is because after the fall of the the um the Soviet
63:26 after the fall of the the um the Soviet Union
63:27 Union uh the investment banks came in and
63:29 uh the investment banks came in and tried to steal all the resources and
63:32 tried to steal all the resources and Putin nationalized the resources and
63:34 Putin nationalized the resources and said don't touch it and so then he
63:36 said don't touch it and so then he became the next Hitler um from western
63:40 became the next Hitler um from western narrative.
63:41 narrative. uh Saudi uh UAE, Qatar,
63:45 uh Saudi uh UAE, Qatar, Norway has a large sovereign wealth fund
63:47 Norway has a large sovereign wealth fund in the European region. Um but anyone
63:50 in the European region. Um but anyone that has sovereign wealth right now and
63:53 that has sovereign wealth right now and not a western central bank and western
63:56 not a western central bank and western central bank, there's about 150 of them,
63:58 central bank, there's about 150 of them, they're all shareholders in the bank for
64:00 they're all shareholders in the bank for international settlements. Uh and then
64:03 international settlements. Uh and then obviously the Federal Reserve in US has
64:05 obviously the Federal Reserve in US has proxy vote as the current empire.
64:09 proxy vote as the current empire. um that is where uh you know that there
64:12 um that is where uh you know that there is that battle and so what is China
64:16 is that battle and so what is China doing? China's accumulating gold at a at
64:19 doing? China's accumulating gold at a at a faster rate. Um, so gold does still
64:23 a faster rate. Um, so gold does still have
64:25 have a role and I don't think Bitcoin has a
64:28 a role and I don't think Bitcoin has a role yet, but we we as Bitcoiners know
64:31 role yet, but we we as Bitcoiners know that it solves the problem of how do you
64:35 that it solves the problem of how do you store it securely,
64:38 store it securely, transparently,
64:40 transparently, uh, send it easily at scale.
64:42 uh, send it easily at scale. uh and in these these areas where now
64:45 uh and in these these areas where now regional blocks are forming whether it
64:47 regional blocks are forming whether it be bricks whether it be GCC whether it
64:50 be bricks whether it be GCC whether it be asin um bitcoin is the perfect
64:53 be asin um bitcoin is the perfect mechanism for um for achieving that so I
64:56 mechanism for um for achieving that so I actually think that bitcoin in the
64:58 actually think that bitcoin in the currency war ahead and I'm predicting a
65:00 currency war ahead and I'm predicting a big currency war there is a currency war
65:03 big currency war there is a currency war already with ddollarization
65:05 already with ddollarization I think bitcoin's going to play a role
65:07 I think bitcoin's going to play a role and gold absolutely plays a role central
65:09 and gold absolutely plays a role central banks um are reducing their dollar
65:12 banks um are reducing their dollar reserves as fast as they can accumulate
65:15 reserves as fast as they can accumulate gold right now. Um, and who he who owns
65:20 gold right now. Um, and who he who owns the gold um will have a seat at the
65:23 the gold um will have a seat at the table in negotiating
65:25 table in negotiating uh you know the the the next world
65:27 uh you know the the the next world order.
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67:54 >> Oh, I feel black. Holy [ __ ] I don't know if I've felt so
67:56 Holy [ __ ] I don't know if I've felt so discouraged in many many years.
67:58 discouraged in many many years. >> Oh man. Um well I don't I mean I always
68:01 >> Oh man. Um well I don't I mean I always wrestle with this too that I it seems to
68:04 wrestle with this too that I it seems to me that there's a lot to be pessimistic
68:06 me that there's a lot to be pessimistic about in the present
68:08 about in the present but then I'd say pessimistic in the west
68:12 but then I'd say pessimistic in the west because the fall of a region is the rise
68:14 because the fall of a region is the rise of another region. If we think about
68:17 of another region. If we think about this the global south has been oppressed
68:19 this the global south has been oppressed by the IMF.
68:21 by the IMF. Um, unfortunately, Venezuela is not
68:23 Um, unfortunately, Venezuela is not going to get anyone that's in in
68:25 going to get anyone that's in in America's neighbor is not going to get
68:27 America's neighbor is not going to get away. Europe is being sacrificed. UK is
68:29 away. Europe is being sacrificed. UK is being sacrificed.
68:31 being sacrificed. Uh, Venezuela, Central America, Latin
68:34 Uh, Venezuela, Central America, Latin America, they're being sacrificed.
68:38 America, they're being sacrificed. Probably Canada and Mexico. America will
68:41 Probably Canada and Mexico. America will be a regional power and that regional
68:43 be a regional power and that regional power is controlled by the proof of
68:45 power is controlled by the proof of weapons network because they own all
68:47 weapons network because they own all those shares as I said and it is
68:49 those shares as I said and it is cannibalizing its own people at the
68:52 cannibalizing its own people at the moment. Uh but with the rise of
68:55 moment. Uh but with the rise of competing powers I think the Middle East
68:57 competing powers I think the Middle East is going to be for the first time in a
68:59 is going to be for the first time in a 100 years peaceful that all of the war
69:02 100 years peaceful that all of the war that we're seeing right now is
69:04 that we're seeing right now is completely changing the game in a way
69:06 completely changing the game in a way we've never seen before. Uh so Middle
69:09 we've never seen before. Uh so Middle East is actually going to be sovereign
69:10 East is actually going to be sovereign because it's partnered with China and
69:12 because it's partnered with China and bricks.
69:13 bricks. Um and um I do think for the first time
69:17 Um and um I do think for the first time in a thousand years,
69:20 in a thousand years, Africa might be able to actually use its
69:22 Africa might be able to actually use its own resources.
69:24 own resources. It's had a thousand years of not being
69:26 It's had a thousand years of not being able to use its resources. It's just
69:28 able to use its resources. It's just been a playground uh for corrupt
69:30 been a playground uh for corrupt politicians and and western consumption.
69:34 politicians and and western consumption. So there is rising powers um
69:38 So there is rising powers um and uh I I I do think that that you know
69:43 and uh I I I do think that that you know it is a reset as it were and people need
69:46 it is a reset as it were and people need to make their decisions but I I have
69:48 to make their decisions but I I have very little faith that the west can do
69:51 very little faith that the west can do what it's done to the world for so long
69:53 what it's done to the world for so long and not have uh you know problems ahead.
69:58 and not have uh you know problems ahead. Uh and that's why people need Bitcoin in
70:01 Uh and that's why people need Bitcoin in the west.
70:02 the west. >> Yeah. Well, amen to that. I want to ask
70:04 >> Yeah. Well, amen to that. I want to ask because that was two rather bold
70:06 because that was two rather bold predictions you had there, right? That
70:08 predictions you had there, right? That there would be peace in the Middle East.
70:11 there would be peace in the Middle East. I, you know, I would like love to hear
70:13 I, you know, I would like love to hear how you the calculus used to draw that
70:15 how you the calculus used to draw that conclusion and that perhaps Africa could
70:18 conclusion and that perhaps Africa could be its own sovereign power
70:20 be its own sovereign power um going forward. How what is driving
70:23 um going forward. How what is driving these changes? Is this all technological
70:26 these changes? Is this all technological like with the shift from the unipolar to
70:27 like with the shift from the unipolar to the multipolar? like how is it that well
70:30 the multipolar? like how is it that well if you focus on those two
70:32 if you focus on those two >> it's all China it's 100% China so what
70:36 >> it's all China it's 100% China so what happened is when the west
70:40 happened is when the west um got fully controlled by the
70:42 um got fully controlled by the investment banks and hyper financialized
70:45 investment banks and hyper financialized um many people started buying American
70:47 um many people started buying American assets um and European assets so you
70:51 assets um and European assets so you know these large sovereign wealth funds
70:53 know these large sovereign wealth funds that had access to their own resources
70:56 that had access to their own resources they didn't they didn't um they never
70:59 they didn't they didn't um they never fin they never securitized their oil and
71:01 fin they never securitized their oil and so they built massive sovereign wealth
71:04 so they built massive sovereign wealth and China built the manufacturing base
71:06 and China built the manufacturing base and what the proof of weapons network
71:08 and what the proof of weapons network did is it started if you look at the
71:12 did is it started if you look at the word bricks if you don't know where it
71:14 word bricks if you don't know where it came from it came from Goldman Sachs so
71:17 came from it came from Goldman Sachs so Goldman Sachs came up with the idea of
71:19 Goldman Sachs came up with the idea of bricks and the proof of weapons network
71:22 bricks and the proof of weapons network is invested globally it's a globalist if
71:25 is invested globally it's a globalist if you want to come up with a term uh it it
71:28 you want to come up with a term uh it it you know its members are in the world
71:30 you know its members are in the world economic forum they meet at Bilderberg
71:33 economic forum they meet at Bilderberg meetings they're members of United
71:35 meetings they're members of United Nations
71:37 Nations um they have sustainable development
71:40 um they have sustainable development goals
71:41 goals um and uh you know they create ESG
71:44 um and uh you know they create ESG policies
71:46 policies uh they're the ones that created the
71:48 uh they're the ones that created the immigration open borders
71:51 immigration open borders and then closed the borders by
71:53 and then closed the borders by installing Trump uh and then created the
71:56 installing Trump uh and then created the envir environment where you can have
71:58 envir environment where you can have Palunteer the privatized so core civ
72:03 Palunteer the privatized so core civ um GEO Palunteer these are all the
72:05 um GEO Palunteer these are all the privatized secure the prison sector the
72:09 privatized secure the prison sector the profits from every person that goes into
72:11 profits from every person that goes into prison profits from every deportation
72:13 prison profits from every deportation and profits from the surveillance state
72:16 and profits from the surveillance state um those companies together they're all
72:18 um those companies together they're all obviously underneath BlackRock as well
72:21 obviously underneath BlackRock as well um and you have the Peter Tills and Elon
72:23 um and you have the Peter Tills and Elon Musks that are able to usher through
72:25 Musks that are able to usher through these
72:26 these uh different things. Um but the the west
72:30 uh different things. Um but the the west is controlled by them. Now what's
72:32 is controlled by them. Now what's happening in the Middle East is
72:34 happening in the Middle East is obviously the Middle East was colonized
72:36 obviously the Middle East was colonized by the British Empire, the French
72:37 by the British Empire, the French Empire, um Imperial, Soviet Union, uh
72:42 Empire, um Imperial, Soviet Union, uh and then America just used it as its
72:44 and then America just used it as its playground. America needed oil. It's now
72:48 playground. America needed oil. It's now oil independent. Um it it invent when it
72:51 oil independent. Um it it invent when it invented fracking, it managed to become
72:53 invented fracking, it managed to become oil independent. Um but it needed oil
72:56 oil independent. Um but it needed oil from the Middle East. Uh and it created
72:59 from the Middle East. Uh and it created war after war after war. Uh the whole
73:03 war after war after war. Uh the whole thing between Iran and Israel. So Israel
73:05 thing between Iran and Israel. So Israel was a colony of the British Empire. Uh
73:08 was a colony of the British Empire. Uh and then when the British Empire handed
73:10 and then when the British Empire handed over its colony to the IMF and the
73:13 over its colony to the IMF and the American Empire and we had this neo
73:16 American Empire and we had this neo financialized empire that we have today
73:18 financialized empire that we have today through the IMF and Fed and and the
73:21 through the IMF and Fed and and the proof of weapons network.
73:24 proof of weapons network. um Israel was there to create a
73:26 um Israel was there to create a destabilizing force in the region and
73:29 destabilizing force in the region and then Iran was there in order to create a
73:32 then Iran was there in order to create a competing force and if you look at if
73:35 competing force and if you look at if you read something there's a there's a
73:36 you read something there's a there's a book called Operation Gladadio by Paul
73:38 book called Operation Gladadio by Paul Williams um it explains how there's this
73:41 Williams um it explains how there's this strategy of strategic tension where
73:44 strategy of strategic tension where America would fund both sides or the
73:46 America would fund both sides or the proof of weapons network would fund both
73:48 proof of weapons network would fund both sides and then if you have two enemies
73:51 sides and then if you have two enemies like Iran and Israel
73:53 like Iran and Israel uh then you can throw the region into
73:55 uh then you can throw the region into war forever. Uh and you can just make
73:58 war forever. Uh and you can just make sure there's no competing force that can
74:00 sure there's no competing force that can unify around their resources.
74:03 unify around their resources. And so what's happened now is that China
74:06 And so what's happened now is that China came along and said, "Right, we've got
74:10 came along and said, "Right, we've got the manufacturing base.
74:12 the manufacturing base. We've got a competing economy now. We
74:16 We've got a competing economy now. We don't have a western central bank. We
74:18 don't have a western central bank. We got a a state banking system like
74:20 got a a state banking system like America used to have. Uh we have no
74:23 America used to have. Uh we have no proof of weapons network that sits above
74:25 proof of weapons network that sits above the CCP.
74:28 the CCP. Um and we've got some people estimate
74:31 Um and we've got some people estimate 22,000 tons of gold, $3 trillion of
74:34 22,000 tons of gold, $3 trillion of reserves, selling it US treasuries, only
74:37 reserves, selling it US treasuries, only about 700 billion left, I think. Um and
74:42 about 700 billion left, I think. Um and um it basically came along and said,
74:44 um it basically came along and said, "Right, we need to protect oursel from
74:46 "Right, we need to protect oursel from selling goods to America.
74:49 selling goods to America. So, we're going to create this belt and
74:50 So, we're going to create this belt and road initiative and build up um
74:53 road initiative and build up um everywhere. And so, it started investing
74:55 everywhere. And so, it started investing in Africa and allowing it to compete
74:58 in Africa and allowing it to compete with the IMF. It started investing in
75:01 with the IMF. It started investing in the Middle East and now China is Saudi
75:04 the Middle East and now China is Saudi Arabia's largest customer. Now, Trump,
75:07 Arabia's largest customer. Now, Trump, when he goes to the Middle East, he
75:10 when he goes to the Middle East, he says, "Give me trillions of dollars."
75:12 says, "Give me trillions of dollars." And so what you're seeing right now is
75:14 And so what you're seeing right now is that Saudi Arabia whose most important
75:17 that Saudi Arabia whose most important customer is China
75:19 customer is China is buying American assets. And what was
75:22 is buying American assets. And what was the model of the IMF? What was the neoc
75:25 the model of the IMF? What was the neoc colonial model? What was the mercantile
75:27 colonial model? What was the mercantile model? It was used financials in order
75:31 model? It was used financials in order to control stock, shares and resources.
75:35 to control stock, shares and resources. And so America sold off all its assets.
75:39 And so America sold off all its assets. and the investment bank, the proof of
75:41 and the investment bank, the proof of weapons network, brick, black rockck,
75:43 weapons network, brick, black rockck, where did it set up its office? It set
75:46 where did it set up its office? It set off his net's office in Saudi Arabia.
75:49 off his net's office in Saudi Arabia. Um, it started um resetting the world
75:53 Um, it started um resetting the world into this multipolar world. I personally
75:56 into this multipolar world. I personally believe the tariff policy wasn't Trump's
75:57 believe the tariff policy wasn't Trump's policy. It was Larry Frink's policy and
76:01 policy. It was Larry Frink's policy and it was to drive everyone to China and
76:04 it was to drive everyone to China and make America a regional technocracy.
76:07 make America a regional technocracy. So button up your regional, you're
76:09 So button up your regional, you're staying, you're not you're not
76:10 staying, you're not you're not controlling over there anymore. And so I
76:14 controlling over there anymore. And so I think October the 7th was a false flag
76:17 think October the 7th was a false flag operation.
76:18 operation. Um and uh that operation
76:22 Um and uh that operation uh was to slowly manage the divorce
76:26 uh was to slowly manage the divorce between America and Israel,
76:29 between America and Israel, make it look like that's not happening.
76:32 make it look like that's not happening. Uh but essentially it's vasilized Israel
76:35 Uh but essentially it's vasilized Israel into a toxic asset that now the GCC owns
76:40 into a toxic asset that now the GCC owns and controls so that America can slowly
76:43 and controls so that America can slowly retreat
76:45 retreat but main it remain its MAGA narrative
76:47 but main it remain its MAGA narrative that it needs as we enter into this
76:49 that it needs as we enter into this world. Why? Because China sat down with
76:52 world. Why? Because China sat down with Saudi Arabia and Iran and normalized
76:54 Saudi Arabia and Iran and normalized them. And ever since they normalized,
76:58 them. And ever since they normalized, uh, they've stopped backing the
77:01 uh, they've stopped backing the resistance movements.
77:03 resistance movements. America's still telling you that they're
77:05 America's still telling you that they're backing them. They're not. They they
77:06 backing them. They're not. They they they retreated a long time ago. Started
77:09 they retreated a long time ago. Started negotiating a nuclear deal. Um, and now
77:13 negotiating a nuclear deal. Um, and now uh the sovereign wealth of UAE, Qatar,
77:17 uh the sovereign wealth of UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia is buying the exit of
77:20 Saudi Arabia is buying the exit of America saying we'll buy your assets.
77:24 America saying we'll buy your assets. Um but you need to you need to manage a
77:27 Um but you need to you need to manage a transition out of the region. We want we
77:29 transition out of the region. We want we want to be our own region now. And the
77:32 want to be our own region now. And the the change was
77:35 the change was uh China managed to normalize between
77:37 uh China managed to normalize between Iran and Saudi Arabia and Iran and Saudi
77:39 Iran and Saudi Arabia and Iran and Saudi Arabia while enemies are negotiating in
77:42 Arabia while enemies are negotiating in sync and uh Egypt didn't allow for the
77:45 sync and uh Egypt didn't allow for the ethnic cleansing of the Palestinians and
77:48 ethnic cleansing of the Palestinians and the GCC is now negotiated
77:50 the GCC is now negotiated um and Israel is going to have to become
77:52 um and Israel is going to have to become not a colony for creating war for
77:54 not a colony for creating war for American profits because Netanyahu works
77:58 American profits because Netanyahu works for the US military-industrial complex.
78:00 for the US military-industrial complex. Loin Martin, General Dynamic, when you
78:02 Loin Martin, General Dynamic, when you follow the money, you know, it was there
78:05 follow the money, you know, it was there for military profits to destroy the
78:07 for military profits to destroy the region. Uh, now they're going to have to
78:09 region. Uh, now they're going to have to be a normal state under the management
78:11 be a normal state under the management of the GCC and America's going to have
78:14 of the GCC and America's going to have to slowly retreat. Uh, and that's what I
78:17 to slowly retreat. Uh, and that's what I think we're witnessing right now. And so
78:18 think we're witnessing right now. And so there is a controlled operations
78:22 there is a controlled operations to manufacture the narrative for how to
78:25 to manufacture the narrative for how to do this without America looking weak. uh
78:28 do this without America looking weak. uh and and Trump will get the Nobel Peace
78:30 and and Trump will get the Nobel Peace Prize for the Abraham Accords and the
78:33 Prize for the Abraham Accords and the peace agreement, but it was China that
78:34 peace agreement, but it was China that did it. It was Xihinping. Um but
78:37 did it. It was Xihinping. Um but obviously Trump will take credit for it.
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79:12 >> Oh my goodness. >> But so all right. Well, what about
79:15 >> But so all right. Well, what about Africa then? What why how does Africa
79:18 Africa then? What why how does Africa rise? And this is also China.
79:20 rise? And this is also China. So Africa is now for the first time
79:23 So Africa is now for the first time started um purchasing and doing deals
79:26 started um purchasing and doing deals with bricks
79:29 with bricks uh and they're working as a block and uh
79:33 uh and they're working as a block and uh China much of its rare earth minerals
79:35 China much of its rare earth minerals come from Africa
79:38 come from Africa but what the belt and road initiative
79:40 but what the belt and road initiative doing is saying we won't do your IMF
79:42 doing is saying we won't do your IMF deal.
79:44 deal. We won't create a deal where you give us
79:46 We won't create a deal where you give us the resources,
79:48 the resources, you get nothing. We pay a dictator to be
79:52 you get nothing. We pay a dictator to be corrupt and steal the resources and then
79:55 corrupt and steal the resources and then you steal them and send them to us and
79:57 you steal them and send them to us and then we put them in Apple phones and and
80:00 then we put them in Apple phones and and the magnificent seven tech companies.
80:03 the magnificent seven tech companies. Um what China's doing is saying we'll
80:06 Um what China's doing is saying we'll invest in you building your own
80:08 invest in you building your own manufacturing base.
80:10 manufacturing base. will allow you to extract your resources
80:14 will allow you to extract your resources and refine your resources and build
80:17 and refine your resources and build product using our our um our inputs.
80:24 product using our our um our inputs. And we'll have a partnership with you
80:27 And we'll have a partnership with you that allows you to actually use your
80:29 that allows you to actually use your resources for your population. And you
80:32 resources for your population. And you don't need to buy bonds. You don't need
80:34 don't need to buy bonds. You don't need to install a central bank. And we won't
80:37 to install a central bank. And we won't dictate what type of model you have to
80:39 dictate what type of model you have to have. We won't say you have to have a
80:42 have. We won't say you have to have a neoliberal democracy.
80:44 neoliberal democracy. And so Africa is now got the opportunity
80:48 And so Africa is now got the opportunity to use their resources, partner with
80:51 to use their resources, partner with bricks. And so you've got these areas
80:54 bricks. And so you've got these areas like Sudan and Libya that are the final
80:57 like Sudan and Libya that are the final battles.
80:59 battles. Uh UAE, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia are
81:02 Uh UAE, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia are funding some of the militia there. Uh
81:04 funding some of the militia there. Uh and then there's still the west the
81:06 and then there's still the west the western militias that are being funded
81:07 western militias that are being funded by the west uh like M13, M26, ISIS,
81:11 by the west uh like M13, M26, ISIS, al-Qaeda, all these various other ones.
81:15 al-Qaeda, all these various other ones. Um but they're being fought back. So
81:17 Um but they're being fought back. So Bikin Faso is the first region that
81:20 Bikin Faso is the first region that actually managed to execute this and now
81:23 actually managed to execute this and now Niger has expelled the US and the IMF
81:25 Niger has expelled the US and the IMF colonialists. Chad has done the same. uh
81:29 colonialists. Chad has done the same. uh and now the belt and road initiative is
81:31 and now the belt and road initiative is proving not to be as predatory as the
81:34 proving not to be as predatory as the IMF and so for the first time in a
81:37 IMF and so for the first time in a thousand years they might be able to
81:38 thousand years they might be able to actually use their resources to educate
81:41 actually use their resources to educate their people build a manufacturing base
81:45 their people build a manufacturing base uh rather than being slaves for western
81:48 uh rather than being slaves for western consumption.
81:50 consumption. I just wanted to share one thing. Um, my
81:53 I just wanted to share one thing. Um, my grandfather told me when I was a kid and
81:56 grandfather told me when I was a kid and I didn't understand it. He's like, you
81:58 I didn't understand it. He's like, you know, son, I just want you to remember
81:59 know, son, I just want you to remember this. You'll, you know, you can think
82:02 this. You'll, you know, you can think more about it one day. He said, China,
82:04 more about it one day. He said, China, he thought that China was going to take
82:06 he thought that China was going to take over the world without ever firing a
82:07 over the world without ever firing a bullet.
82:10 bullet. And I just couldn't stop thinking about
82:11 And I just couldn't stop thinking about that as you were describing all that.
82:14 that as you were describing all that. >> Yeah. Again, I I don't want to sound
82:16 >> Yeah. Again, I I don't want to sound like a China propagandist. is an
82:18 like a China propagandist. is an authoritarian country. Um, human rights
82:22 authoritarian country. Um, human rights are violated frequently,
82:25 are violated frequently, you know, it's I I have issues with like
82:28 you know, it's I I have issues with like the re-education camps of the wagers,
82:31 the re-education camps of the wagers, you know, so I I don't want to I don't
82:32 you know, so I I don't want to I don't want to, you know, the pro the things
82:34 want to, you know, the pro the things you're told about China, so I don't want
82:36 you're told about China, so I don't want to be a China propagandist,
82:38 to be a China propagandist, but I can tell you culturally where did
82:41 but I can tell you culturally where did China come from? It came from the
82:43 China come from? It came from the century of humiliation,
82:45 century of humiliation, opium wars, raping, pillaging, death,
82:49 opium wars, raping, pillaging, death, destruction.
82:52 destruction. Uh, and after that century of
82:54 Uh, and after that century of humiliation, it is culturally in their
82:56 humiliation, it is culturally in their psyche.
82:58 psyche. And they said, "We want to build," they
83:00 And they said, "We want to build," they built the Great Wall of China to keep
83:02 built the Great Wall of China to keep the barbarians out, not to colonize the
83:05 the barbarians out, not to colonize the world.
83:06 world. And so China for all I can see
83:12 And so China for all I can see um is not doing the western covert war
83:17 um is not doing the western covert war model.
83:19 model. Um,
83:21 Um, and um, I think the world's going to be
83:23 and um, I think the world's going to be a better pace under multipolarity
83:25 a better pace under multipolarity because I believe in competition
83:28 because I believe in competition and um, as much as I've enjoyed living
83:31 and um, as much as I've enjoyed living in the West, I think we're paying for
83:33 in the West, I think we're paying for what we ignored
83:35 what we ignored and I had to relearn all of our history
83:38 and I had to relearn all of our history because we were brainwashed into a
83:40 because we were brainwashed into a cartoon version of we were the good
83:43 cartoon version of we were the good people and everyone else were the bad
83:44 people and everyone else were the bad people.
83:45 people. Um, and there are a lot of bad people in
83:48 Um, and there are a lot of bad people in the world, believe me. Um, I'm not I'm
83:51 the world, believe me. Um, I'm not I'm not saying that. But, um, nobody has
83:54 not saying that. But, um, nobody has been as brutal as as the European, the
83:57 been as brutal as as the European, the British, and the American Empire. Um,
84:00 British, and the American Empire. Um, and it has been lies, deceit, death to
84:03 and it has been lies, deceit, death to what we are witnessing in Gaza right
84:05 what we are witnessing in Gaza right now. Um, I've been watching it every day
84:07 now. Um, I've been watching it every day for two years. the brutality
84:11 for two years. the brutality uh we've actually been doing the entire
84:14 uh we've actually been doing the entire time. I put it to you, we never end we
84:17 time. I put it to you, we never end we never exited World War I. We've been in
84:19 never exited World War I. We've been in a continual state of war ever since.
84:24 a continual state of war ever since. Um, and none of it was necessary, but
84:26 Um, and none of it was necessary, but it's because of this proof of weapons
84:28 it's because of this proof of weapons network that backed the dollar and the
84:31 network that backed the dollar and the pound by a debt based Ponzi scheme in a
84:33 pound by a debt based Ponzi scheme in a central banking system that perpetually
84:36 central banking system that perpetually needed merkantile
84:40 needed merkantile colonial
84:41 colonial um exploitation
84:44 um exploitation in order to build this hegemonic power
84:46 in order to build this hegemonic power that now has competition. Um and so I'm
84:50 that now has competition. Um and so I'm actually very it's it is actually a
84:52 actually very it's it is actually a message of positivity.
84:54 message of positivity. The positivity is that um the world's
84:57 The positivity is that um the world's going to be I think a bit fairer. Um and
85:00 going to be I think a bit fairer. Um and I think the next empire is going to be
85:02 I think the next empire is going to be less brutal even though they are a to
85:06 less brutal even though they are a to you know authoritarian by nature in
85:08 you know authoritarian by nature in their own country. um they won't tell
85:11 their own country. um they won't tell they don't tend to tell other countries
85:13 they don't tend to tell other countries how to run themselves and they don't do
85:16 how to run themselves and they don't do they don't build based upon uh
85:19 they don't build based upon uh destroying competition. The American and
85:21 destroying competition. The American and British Empire was all about destroying
85:23 British Empire was all about destroying competition and not allowing any power
85:26 competition and not allowing any power to compete.
85:28 to compete. Um, and when America went to when the
85:31 Um, and when America went to when the Soviet Union fell and America went to
85:32 Soviet Union fell and America went to the global hedgeimon after coming off
85:35 the global hedgeimon after coming off the gold standard in 1971,
85:38 the gold standard in 1971, it it it has created something that we
85:40 it it it has created something that we all need to pay for. Um and um you know
85:45 all need to pay for. Um and um you know so I do think we we come out in a better
85:48 so I do think we we come out in a better place but we've also got this technology
85:51 place but we've also got this technology like this artificial intelligence thing
85:53 like this artificial intelligence thing that's another force
85:55 that's another force like um and Bitcoin itself like the real
85:58 like um and Bitcoin itself like the real battle of the future is I believe
86:01 battle of the future is I believe centralization versus decentralization
86:03 centralization versus decentralization in the end like I'm not sure even if the
86:06 in the end like I'm not sure even if the next empire is going to survive long
86:08 next empire is going to survive long because it seems like we're entering
86:10 because it seems like we're entering into a stateless technocracy.
86:13 into a stateless technocracy. Um, we we've got all of that to go
86:15 Um, we we've got all of that to go through and what's happening to
86:18 through and what's happening to everyone's jobs in in this environment.
86:20 everyone's jobs in in this environment. Like, you know, we are alive at a time
86:23 Like, you know, we are alive at a time when if you don't own Bitcoin
86:27 when if you don't own Bitcoin and if you don't like Bitcoin, gold,
86:29 and if you don't like Bitcoin, gold, whatever you want to do, like I I don't
86:32 whatever you want to do, like I I don't know. I don't have another answer.
86:36 know. I don't have another answer. Uh, because there will be people that
86:38 Uh, because there will be people that own Bitcoin and people that don't own
86:40 own Bitcoin and people that don't own Bitcoin. people that own gold and people
86:41 Bitcoin. people that own gold and people that don't own gold. Uh because
86:44 that don't own gold. Uh because artificial intelligence seems like it's
86:46 artificial intelligence seems like it's going to change everything. Um and I do
86:49 going to change everything. Um and I do think that's why we're we we're moving
86:51 think that's why we're we we're moving to this very strange world. Uh and we we
86:54 to this very strange world. Uh and we we need we we're all going to navigate it
86:56 need we we're all going to navigate it together like uh um you know the we we
87:01 together like uh um you know the we we are there are several changes all
87:03 are there are several changes all happening all in one go. But I do I do
87:06 happening all in one go. But I do I do tend to agree that um
87:09 tend to agree that um we will be propagandized in terms of
87:11 we will be propagandized in terms of what China's doing. And what was the
87:14 what China's doing. And what was the justification for all these wars?
87:15 justification for all these wars? Communism. We need to fight back against
87:17 Communism. We need to fight back against communism. We need to fight back against
87:19 communism. We need to fight back against terrorism,
87:21 terrorism, you know, and those were all
87:22 you know, and those were all manufactured. Both communism and
87:24 manufactured. Both communism and terrorism was 100% manufactured by the
87:26 terrorism was 100% manufactured by the West. There would be no terrorism
87:29 West. There would be no terrorism if um we hadn't funded militias.
87:33 if um we hadn't funded militias. uh we hadn't invaded countries and we
87:36 uh we hadn't invaded countries and we hadn't created created crimes against
87:39 hadn't created created crimes against humanity that Julian Assange needed to
87:42 humanity that Julian Assange needed to reveal to us on Wikileaks that only
87:44 reveal to us on Wikileaks that only managed to share the message to us
87:46 managed to share the message to us because when the bank shut down
87:48 because when the bank shut down Wikileaks, it was only Bitcoin that
87:50 Wikileaks, it was only Bitcoin that allowed it to raise the funding that it
87:52 allowed it to raise the funding that it needed to teach us what we did in these
87:55 needed to teach us what we did in these wars. Like if you're watching Gaza,
87:59 wars. Like if you're watching Gaza, that's probably a 100 to 600,000 deaths
88:02 that's probably a 100 to 600,000 deaths by the time we're done. We did a million
88:04 by the time we're done. We did a million in Iraq civilians.
88:08 in Iraq civilians. Like we were brutal,
88:11 Like we were brutal, brutal.
88:12 brutal. Uh and now we get to see it on video. Um
88:17 Uh and now we get to see it on video. Um and and and Bitcoin gives me, you know,
88:19 and and and Bitcoin gives me, you know, that hope. And and I do think that if we
88:22 that hope. And and I do think that if we can box America into a regional power,
88:26 can box America into a regional power, I think the rest of the world is going
88:28 I think the rest of the world is going to be slightly different. Um but
88:32 to be slightly different. Um but absolute power corrupts absolutely. So
88:33 absolute power corrupts absolutely. So there's still a a centralized and
88:35 there's still a a centralized and decentralized battle to be had.
88:38 decentralized battle to be had. Yeah.
88:45 >> Is it possible that or what what kind of unexpected
88:47 unexpected um turn of events could potentially
88:50 um turn of events could potentially happen that could stop the foreseeable
88:54 happen that could stop the foreseeable seemingly probable carnage that's in
88:56 seemingly probable carnage that's in front of us, if any?
88:59 front of us, if any? >> Well, actually, um I think we avoided
89:01 >> Well, actually, um I think we avoided World War II. Uh that's a good thing.
89:05 World War II. Uh that's a good thing. um
89:07 um because
89:09 because Russia, Iran and China
89:12 Russia, Iran and China uh and India and BRICS and South Africa
89:14 uh and India and BRICS and South Africa and Brazil and various others uh because
89:17 and Brazil and various others uh because they managed to create that environment
89:20 they managed to create that environment of a competing hgeimon, you know, I call
89:23 of a competing hgeimon, you know, I call it the Shanghai proof of weapons
89:24 it the Shanghai proof of weapons network. Now, it was on full force um in
89:28 network. Now, it was on full force um in display at the Shanghai Corporation
89:31 display at the Shanghai Corporation organization
89:33 organization um a couple of weeks ago.
89:35 um a couple of weeks ago. AI technology, financial rails,
89:39 AI technology, financial rails, uh military
89:41 uh military uh and it's all defense. I I don't
89:42 uh and it's all defense. I I don't believe it's an attack, you know, famous
89:44 believe it's an attack, you know, famous last words, but I don't believe it's
89:46 last words, but I don't believe it's based I I actually believe it's
89:48 based I I actually believe it's genuinely based upon defense.
89:50 genuinely based upon defense. Um but I think we avoided um World War
89:54 Um but I think we avoided um World War II.
89:56 II. Uh and that was because there were
89:59 Uh and that was because there were compet this this unification of regional
90:02 compet this this unification of regional blocks made it where the proof of
90:05 blocks made it where the proof of weapons network that controls all
90:06 weapons network that controls all military profits in the west.
90:09 military profits in the west. Um it was more profitable. The way the
90:12 Um it was more profitable. The way the way that it tends to work is if you're
90:15 way that it tends to work is if you're negotiating with America. So, say you're
90:18 negotiating with America. So, say you're you're the Gulf Cooperation Council and
90:21 you're the Gulf Cooperation Council and you're negotiating with America.
90:23 you're negotiating with America. They'll say, "All right, what's it going
90:25 They'll say, "All right, what's it going to cost us for you to stop the Forever
90:27 to cost us for you to stop the Forever War?" And they'll say, "No, you know,
90:30 War?" And they'll say, "No, you know, the Forever War makes us um we've made
90:32 the Forever War makes us um we've made 10 trillion dollars of revenue over the
90:35 10 trillion dollars of revenue over the last few decades, and we got no
90:37 last few decades, and we got no competition here.
90:40 competition here. Uh you've never been managed to unify
90:42 Uh you've never been managed to unify around your oil resources. We're the
90:44 around your oil resources. We're the global hedgeimon."
90:46 global hedgeimon." No thanks. There's nothing. You know,
90:48 No thanks. There's nothing. You know, we'll keep bombing. We'll keep finding a
90:50 we'll keep bombing. We'll keep finding a new reason to manufacture a war. Even
90:53 new reason to manufacture a war. Even Afghanistan, that was just about
90:55 Afghanistan, that was just about protecting the drugs industry for
90:56 protecting the drugs industry for America
90:58 America um by the CIA. Um but the you know what
91:02 um by the CIA. Um but the you know what you're negotiating is you're basically
91:04 you're negotiating is you're basically saying
91:06 saying in order for the military to stop making
91:08 in order for the military to stop making profits from this forever war,
91:11 profits from this forever war, they need to make 10 times more out of
91:13 they need to make 10 times more out of the rebuild.
91:15 the rebuild. And so the reason the US colony of
91:17 And so the reason the US colony of Israel is destroying Gaza is because
91:20 Israel is destroying Gaza is because they're leveling it because they're
91:22 they're leveling it because they're going to rebuild.
91:24 going to rebuild. Um, and you can see Tony Blair submitted
91:27 Um, and you can see Tony Blair submitted the plane. They're going to tokenize the
91:29 the plane. They're going to tokenize the land. They're going to build integrate
91:31 land. They're going to build integrate palenteer technology and build a
91:33 palenteer technology and build a surveillance state with uh US
91:36 surveillance state with uh US contractors. And so you need to persuade
91:39 contractors. And so you need to persuade JP Morgan, Black Rockck, Goldman Sachs
91:44 JP Morgan, Black Rockck, Goldman Sachs that there is a hund times more profit.
91:47 that there is a hund times more profit. It's a bit like a shitcoin, right?
91:49 It's a bit like a shitcoin, right? Invest in my shitcoin and you can get
91:50 Invest in my shitcoin and you can get 100x rather than the good stable
91:52 100x rather than the good stable Bitcoin. And so they have to create a
91:55 Bitcoin. And so they have to create a scenario where Black Rockck can go back,
91:57 scenario where Black Rockck can go back, manage its portfolio, and say, "Right,
91:59 manage its portfolio, and say, "Right, we're going to lose profits from Loheed
92:01 we're going to lose profits from Loheed Martin, uh, but we're going to get those
92:03 Martin, uh, but we're going to get those rare earth minerals that will help our
92:05 rare earth minerals that will help our technology companies, and we'll get that
92:08 technology companies, and we'll get that um that loan, and we'll get another two
92:11 um that loan, and we'll get another two trillion of bonds here." Uh, and that's
92:14 trillion of bonds here." Uh, and that's what they're negotiating essentially.
92:16 what they're negotiating essentially. And the GCC is saying, "Right, I'll
92:18 And the GCC is saying, "Right, I'll invest 1 trillion here if you allow us
92:22 invest 1 trillion here if you allow us to have this military base taken away
92:25 to have this military base taken away and we enter into a 5-year agreement
92:28 and we enter into a 5-year agreement where we can harness our nuclear energy
92:31 where we can harness our nuclear energy for artificial intelligence and build
92:32 for artificial intelligence and build data centers." And they'll say, "Okay,
92:35 data centers." And they'll say, "Okay, well, we need to control this water
92:36 well, we need to control this water resource, and if you don't let us have
92:40 resource, and if you don't let us have x%, then we'll just bomb it, and we'll
92:43 x%, then we'll just bomb it, and we'll get Israel to bomb it." um and uh we'll
92:47 get Israel to bomb it." um and uh we'll put that ISIS militia in there and
92:49 put that ISIS militia in there and destabilize the region. Now, it's not
92:52 destabilize the region. Now, it's not it's not exactly how it works, but it
92:54 it's not exactly how it works, but it works via these proxy relationships.
92:57 works via these proxy relationships. Uh and that's what you're witnessing
92:59 Uh and that's what you're witnessing right now. So, they had to create an
93:01 right now. So, they had to create an environment where the rebuild with Black
93:04 environment where the rebuild with Black Rockck contractors
93:06 Rockck contractors is 100 times more profitable than the
93:08 is 100 times more profitable than the Forever War. Um and because the west is
93:13 Forever War. Um and because the west is overvalued in its stock market, it's
93:15 overvalued in its stock market, it's looking for these high growth
93:16 looking for these high growth opportunities.
93:18 opportunities. Um and this is a an experiment like you
93:22 Um and this is a an experiment like you know these countries have to get into
93:24 know these countries have to get into bed with the devil like they have to
93:27 bed with the devil like they have to sell off some of their assets
93:29 sell off some of their assets in order to buy some of their decolonial
93:32 in order to buy some of their decolonial freedom.
93:34 freedom. uh that could go wrong like at any time
93:37 uh that could go wrong like at any time Black Rockck could say let's launch
93:39 Black Rockck could say let's launch another covert let's create a
93:40 another covert let's create a destabilization campaign through Loid
93:43 destabilization campaign through Loid Martin and we'll uh fund it through
93:46 Martin and we'll uh fund it through USAID and all these NOS's and stuff. So
93:50 USAID and all these NOS's and stuff. So um it it's a volatile environment. It's
93:52 um it it's a volatile environment. It's a it's a new experiment. Um and then the
93:55 a it's a new experiment. Um and then the technology side I think that disrupts
93:57 technology side I think that disrupts state power. Like I really I I think
94:00 state power. Like I really I I think we're entering into a world that we're
94:01 we're entering into a world that we're not going to recognize. put it that way,
94:04 not going to recognize. put it that way, like AI and robotics.
94:07 like AI and robotics. Um,
94:08 Um, I think the most important thing for us
94:10 I think the most important thing for us is we proved that we could create money
94:13 is we proved that we could create money we can own, money we can spend, and
94:14 we can own, money we can spend, and money that has a fixed supply on the
94:16 money that has a fixed supply on the largest world's distributed supercomput
94:19 largest world's distributed supercomput with a network of nodes that back it up.
94:23 with a network of nodes that back it up. Um, I think we need to figure out how to
94:25 Um, I think we need to figure out how to do a similar thing with AI identity. uh
94:28 do a similar thing with AI identity. uh and we have a resistance against the
94:32 and we have a resistance against the centralizing power and centralizing
94:34 centralizing power and centralizing forces because otherwise only the rich
94:37 forces because otherwise only the rich the rich Bitcoiners are going to be the
94:39 the rich Bitcoiners are going to be the ones that are able to liberate
94:41 ones that are able to liberate themselves but everyone else is going to
94:43 themselves but everyone else is going to be on a universal basic income with Elon
94:47 be on a universal basic income with Elon Musk's social credit score and Peter
94:49 Musk's social credit score and Peter Thiel's palunteer technology
94:52 Thiel's palunteer technology um or they're going to pick China with
94:55 um or they're going to pick China with their equivalent
94:57 their equivalent and and that's what the world is kind of
94:59 and and that's what the world is kind of choosing right now. Uh it's it's a very
95:01 choosing right now. Uh it's it's a very fascinating time.
95:04 fascinating time. Um but Bitcoin, Bitcoin, you know, it's
95:07 Um but Bitcoin, Bitcoin, you know, it's all about so sovereign is the world.
95:10 all about so sovereign is the world. That's what everyone needs to build and
95:12 That's what everyone needs to build and that's why people need to get into
95:13 that's why people need to get into Bitcoin. It's it's an emermergency.
95:19 Own more Bitcoin every single month than the previous month. Decide whether
95:22 the previous month. Decide whether you're going to pay your debt or buy
95:23 you're going to pay your debt or buy Bitcoin. I can't make that decision for
95:25 Bitcoin. I can't make that decision for you. It has consequences. You need to
95:27 you. It has consequences. You need to decide what those consequences are. Um,
95:31 decide what those consequences are. Um, but everybody needs more Bitcoin this
95:33 but everybody needs more Bitcoin this month than the previous month and you're
95:35 month than the previous month and you're running out of months to do it. I think
95:38 running out of months to do it. I think we got a fair bit of time. I think we
95:40 we got a fair bit of time. I think we avoided World War II. World War II makes
95:43 avoided World War II. World War II makes no financial sense for anybody. I don't
95:46 no financial sense for anybody. I don't think China will reunify with Taiwan. It
95:48 think China will reunify with Taiwan. It makes no sense. It would destroy the
95:50 makes no sense. It would destroy the financial markets. It would be a
95:52 financial markets. It would be a negotiation tactic. Uh probably, but I
95:55 negotiation tactic. Uh probably, but I don't think that's going to happen.
95:57 don't think that's going to happen. Europe Ukraine's over. Ukraine is going
95:59 Europe Ukraine's over. Ukraine is going to be owned by Russia. I'm sorry. Uh you
96:02 to be owned by Russia. I'm sorry. Uh you are a complete victim of US corporate
96:05 are a complete victim of US corporate interest. Europe is being sacrificed.
96:08 interest. Europe is being sacrificed. The immigration pro uh crisis was um a
96:13 The immigration pro uh crisis was um a destabilization campaign. Uh and if
96:16 destabilization campaign. Uh and if you're not rich, you're going to be on a
96:17 you're not rich, you're going to be on a universal basic income.
96:20 universal basic income. If you don't own assets, you're going to
96:22 If you don't own assets, you're going to be getting poorer every month. The only
96:24 be getting poorer every month. The only assets you can own is US stocks, which
96:27 assets you can own is US stocks, which are from my perspective making the proof
96:29 are from my perspective making the proof of weapons network more powerful. Gold
96:33 of weapons network more powerful. Gold hard to store. Uh, and Bitcoin.
96:37 hard to store. Uh, and Bitcoin. Um, your real estate is a shelter.
96:40 Um, your real estate is a shelter. It will probably continue to be pumped
96:42 It will probably continue to be pumped right till the end. Um, but everyone
96:45 right till the end. Um, but everyone needs to make they need to decide where
96:46 needs to make they need to decide where they're going to live. They need to own
96:48 they're going to live. They need to own more Bitcoin every month than this month
96:50 more Bitcoin every month than this month and they need to own assets and those
96:52 and they need to own assets and those assets need to be in self-custody.
96:55 assets need to be in self-custody. Um, and then we resist.
97:04 >> Wow. Uh, do you think COR's push to increase the OP return is an attempt to
97:07 increase the OP return is an attempt to centralize Bitcoin since you've spoken
97:10 centralize Bitcoin since you've spoken about this battle between centralization
97:13 about this battle between centralization and decentralization?
97:16 and decentralization? Yeah. So, um, the way that I analyze is
97:19 Yeah. So, um, the way that I analyze is I analyze the proximity of individual
97:21 I analyze the proximity of individual players to the proof of weapons network.
97:24 players to the proof of weapons network. So, when
97:26 So, when Adam back, someone I've got deep respect
97:28 Adam back, someone I've got deep respect for, Cipher Bank,
97:31 for, Cipher Bank, um, in the original white paper
97:33 um, in the original white paper mentioned by Satoshi,
97:36 mentioned by Satoshi, but when he starts creating Bitcoin
97:38 but when he starts creating Bitcoin treasury companies,
97:40 treasury companies, I know that he's going to be partnering
97:42 I know that he's going to be partnering with Howard Lutnik. Howard Lutnik, the
97:45 with Howard Lutnik. Howard Lutnik, the creator of Caner Fitzgerald, Jeffrey
97:47 creator of Caner Fitzgerald, Jeffrey Epstein's neighbor,
97:49 Epstein's neighbor, um that I believe was a part of
97:51 um that I believe was a part of Operation Chokepoint 2.0, deeply
97:53 Operation Chokepoint 2.0, deeply connected to the deep state. Um and if
97:59 connected to the deep state. Um and if there, you know, I if if he's involved
98:02 there, you know, I if if he's involved with these people like Jack Malers is at
98:04 with these people like Jack Malers is at 21, I mean, Tether, you know, I'm a
98:07 21, I mean, Tether, you know, I'm a shareholder in over a hundred different
98:08 shareholder in over a hundred different companies. I'm deinvesting from all
98:10 companies. I'm deinvesting from all those companies. is I did my part
98:12 those companies. is I did my part because I was early investor in many of
98:14 because I was early investor in many of them including Bitfinex and Coinbase and
98:17 them including Bitfinex and Coinbase and Kraken and uh Bitstamp and Bitfinex and
98:20 Kraken and uh Bitstamp and Bitfinex and Circle and many others but as I've come
98:23 Circle and many others but as I've come over time they've gone further and
98:25 over time they've gone further and further away from the Bitcoin mission.
98:27 further away from the Bitcoin mission. So I'm trying to deinvest from them but
98:31 So I'm trying to deinvest from them but they're getting closer and closer to the
98:32 they're getting closer and closer to the proof of weapons network and the Wall
98:34 proof of weapons network and the Wall Street side. Um, and so I think, you
98:38 Street side. Um, and so I think, you know, Bitcoin and self-custody is the
98:40 know, Bitcoin and self-custody is the thing. And anybody
98:42 thing. And anybody that is a core developer or part of core
98:45 that is a core developer or part of core and also pushing a Bitcoin treasury
98:47 and also pushing a Bitcoin treasury company, I'm skeptical of. I'm not
98:49 company, I'm skeptical of. I'm not making an accusation because it's not
98:52 making an accusation because it's not even about character.
98:54 even about character. You could be forced into an Epstein, a
98:58 You could be forced into an Epstein, a Black Rockck, a Blockstream, an Axer,
99:02 Black Rockck, a Blockstream, an Axer, like a Caner Fitzgerald. This is the
99:05 like a Caner Fitzgerald. This is the mafia you're getting into bed with. Jack
99:07 mafia you're getting into bed with. Jack Malers, you are in bed with the mafia.
99:10 Malers, you are in bed with the mafia. Like, you are in bed with mafia players.
99:12 Like, you are in bed with mafia players. Charlie Kirk tried to exit the mafia.
99:16 Charlie Kirk tried to exit the mafia. You know, you don't exit the mafia once
99:18 You know, you don't exit the mafia once you're in bed with the mafia. And and
99:22 you're in bed with the mafia. And and this is the mafia, the the caner
99:24 this is the mafia, the the caner Fitzgeralds, the the proof of weapons
99:26 Fitzgeralds, the the proof of weapons network. So once you're there, you're
99:28 network. So once you're there, you're there. Um, you know, so would it
99:33 there. Um, you know, so would it surprise me if Black Rockck wanted to
99:37 surprise me if Black Rockck wanted to get as much Bitcoin in ETFs,
99:40 get as much Bitcoin in ETFs, become shareholders in as many Bitcoin
99:43 become shareholders in as many Bitcoin treasury companies,
99:45 treasury companies, um, fund as much of the developers and
99:48 um, fund as much of the developers and compromise as many the the developers as
99:51 compromise as many the the developers as possible.
99:53 possible. um and
99:56 um and uh in uh take as many mining companies
99:59 uh in uh take as many mining companies public and become the main shareholder
100:02 public and become the main shareholder in those public bitcoin mining
100:04 in those public bitcoin mining companies. The biggest threat to Bitcoin
100:06 companies. The biggest threat to Bitcoin right now is the US because the proof of
100:08 right now is the US because the proof of weapons network is hosted in the US and
100:11 weapons network is hosted in the US and the US is getting more mining, more
100:14 the US is getting more mining, more public companies, more ETFs, more
100:17 public companies, more ETFs, more treasury companies and they have
100:19 treasury companies and they have developers
100:21 developers um that that is a big concern for me and
100:25 um that that is a big concern for me and so if somebody is going to create a
100:27 so if somebody is going to create a competing implementation whereby
100:29 competing implementation whereby approximately 20%
100:32 approximately 20% um of node operators are running an
100:34 um of node operators are running an alternative ative implementation. I
100:36 alternative ative implementation. I encourage that because I think we might
100:37 encourage that because I think we might need it one day. I'm not making too I I
100:40 need it one day. I'm not making too I I ideologically kind of agree with the the
100:43 ideologically kind of agree with the the argument of let's not change too much.
100:46 argument of let's not change too much. But I I'll just say it. Peter Todd, I
100:50 But I I'll just say it. Peter Todd, I mean,
100:52 mean, this is somebody that advocates for
100:53 this is somebody that advocates for nuclear war. This is a staunch Zionist.
100:56 nuclear war. This is a staunch Zionist. Uh this is somebody that has no Bitcoin.
100:59 Uh this is somebody that has no Bitcoin. uh ideologically couldn't be any further
101:02 uh ideologically couldn't be any further away from what I think Bitcoin is and
101:05 away from what I think Bitcoin is and doesn't even have a stake in the game
101:08 doesn't even have a stake in the game and wanted to increase the number of
101:10 and wanted to increase the number of Bitcoin and has radical ideas and he's
101:14 Bitcoin and has radical ideas and he's in the core development team. I think we
101:17 in the core development team. I think we need to hedge. Um, so for me it's all
101:20 need to hedge. Um, so for me it's all about protectionism um and making sure
101:23 about protectionism um and making sure that we can uh hold core to account
101:26 that we can uh hold core to account because they know just like I remember
101:29 because they know just like I remember when gash.io got like almost 50% of the
101:33 when gash.io got like almost 50% of the mining pool and then we had to all
101:35 mining pool and then we had to all coordinate in order to make sure that
101:36 coordinate in order to make sure that everyone moves their um miners to a
101:39 everyone moves their um miners to a different pool and then they came down
101:41 different pool and then they came down and they were tiny eventually.
101:44 and they were tiny eventually. Uh this is another
101:47 Uh this is another core is an attack on Bitcoin and we need
101:49 core is an attack on Bitcoin and we need to know how we protect oursel from core.
101:52 to know how we protect oursel from core. It's not an attack on core from me. It
101:55 It's not an attack on core from me. It is I believe competition is good and if
101:57 is I believe competition is good and if we go through this experiment of
102:00 we go through this experiment of uh really showing that we can put 20% of
102:03 uh really showing that we can put 20% of our nodes to knots. Um that's that's a
102:06 our nodes to knots. Um that's that's a good thing. That's an attack vector that
102:08 good thing. That's an attack vector that Bitcoin has protected itself from. Um
102:12 Bitcoin has protected itself from. Um and and I have no doubt that the largest
102:15 and and I have no doubt that the largest most powerful actors in the world uh
102:18 most powerful actors in the world uh will want as much control over Bitcoin
102:20 will want as much control over Bitcoin as possible and humans can be
102:23 as possible and humans can be compromised, can be ransomed,
102:26 compromised, can be ransomed, can be blackmailed,
102:28 can be blackmailed, uh can be forced to do things even if
102:30 uh can be forced to do things even if they don't do it anyway. So that's an
102:33 they don't do it anyway. So that's an important thing for us to protect oursel
102:34 important thing for us to protect oursel from.
102:40 Um, wow.
102:42 wow. So, I guess we're kind of getting close
102:44 So, I guess we're kind of getting close to time here. Maybe one last question.
102:47 to time here. Maybe one last question. Um, man, I don't really know which way
102:48 Um, man, I don't really know which way to take it.
102:50 to take it. I want to go back to the spiritual
102:52 I want to go back to the spiritual warfare thing you brought up earlier.
102:55 warfare thing you brought up earlier. Um,
102:58 Um, maybe you could just unpack that a bit
103:00 maybe you could just unpack that a bit for people. This is a lot, right? It's a
103:02 for people. This is a lot, right? It's a lot for people to take in. It can be
103:04 lot for people to take in. It can be very doom and gloom.
103:06 very doom and gloom. um it can give you the overwhelming
103:08 um it can give you the overwhelming sense of pessimism about the present.
103:10 sense of pessimism about the present. Although I think again looking backward
103:13 Although I think again looking backward across history, I think we've in general
103:16 across history, I think we've in general moved towards the positive, right? Human
103:19 moved towards the positive, right? Human civilization has gotten better over time
103:22 civilization has gotten better over time >> despite all this chaos.
103:23 >> despite all this chaos. >> Despite all of the intermittent chaos
103:25 >> Despite all of the intermittent chaos and so I would hope that that trajectory
103:27 and so I would hope that that trajectory would continue. Obviously, it's not
103:29 would continue. Obviously, it's not guaranteed. We've had the dark ages and
103:31 guaranteed. We've had the dark ages and and other setbacks, major setbacks. But
103:34 and other setbacks, major setbacks. But if we're looking at that spiritual
103:36 if we're looking at that spiritual warfare dimension that you mentioned
103:38 warfare dimension that you mentioned earlier, like what
103:40 earlier, like what what's there? What what what are the
103:42 what's there? What what what are the actions like what for people to take
103:45 actions like what for people to take into their lives to consider to
103:47 into their lives to consider to participate? Obviously, we've said
103:48 participate? Obviously, we've said buying Bitcoin boycotss this system and
103:51 buying Bitcoin boycotss this system and gives you independence
103:53 gives you independence and enrichment.
103:55 and enrichment. Um what else what else should people be
103:57 Um what else what else should people be thinking about in terms of fighting for
103:59 thinking about in terms of fighting for the good in this spiritual war?
104:02 the good in this spiritual war? Yeah. So I I I don't want to dictate,
104:04 Yeah. So I I I don't want to dictate, you know, my my personal beliefs, but I
104:06 you know, my my personal beliefs, but I do believe we have a creator. And my
104:09 do believe we have a creator. And my personal belief is that we are on earth
104:11 personal belief is that we are on earth for the afterlife. That's just my
104:13 for the afterlife. That's just my personal belief. And so what life is a
104:17 personal belief. And so what life is a test
104:19 test um and you are faced with challenges. I
104:21 um and you are faced with challenges. I don't believe those challenges get
104:23 don't believe those challenges get solved. Like life is a continual state
104:26 solved. Like life is a continual state of challenge after challenge.
104:28 of challenge after challenge. Um, and I think life is a test for how
104:31 Um, and I think life is a test for how you react under challenge. Do you go
104:33 you react under challenge. Do you go down an evil path? Do you go down a good
104:35 down an evil path? Do you go down a good path? Uh, what is your definition of
104:37 path? Uh, what is your definition of good? You know, do you look for
104:39 good? You know, do you look for religious scriptures to define good? I'm
104:41 religious scriptures to define good? I'm not here to preach. I have my own. But,
104:44 not here to preach. I have my own. But, um, you know, and, uh, I think when you
104:48 um, you know, and, uh, I think when you are tested to the max,
104:52 are tested to the max, um, you know, and I've done a lot of,
104:54 um, you know, and I've done a lot of, um, uh, anti-war activism. It was kind
104:58 um, uh, anti-war activism. It was kind of the reason I got into Bitcoin. Um,
105:00 of the reason I got into Bitcoin. Um, right back in the day, 2011, there was
105:02 right back in the day, 2011, there was like a podcast called Bitcoin Not Bombs.
105:05 like a podcast called Bitcoin Not Bombs. Like when when I went to the first
105:06 Like when when I went to the first Bitcoin conference, it was a resistance
105:08 Bitcoin conference, it was a resistance against it was us versus the banks, you
105:10 against it was us versus the banks, you know, we were cipher punks, we were
105:12 know, we were cipher punks, we were activists. Uh, we were take we were
105:15 activists. Uh, we were take we were taking on and allowing people to own
105:17 taking on and allowing people to own their own money, you know, and it and it
105:20 their own money, you know, and it and it it was a mission of resistance.
105:24 it was a mission of resistance. Um, personally, uh, I believe that, you
105:28 Um, personally, uh, I believe that, you know, how you react and how you treat
105:30 know, how you react and how you treat each other. Um, I'd encourage everybody
105:33 each other. Um, I'd encourage everybody to ask yourself the question, are you
105:36 to ask yourself the question, are you tolerant of things?
105:39 tolerant of things? You know, to me, I I kind of the last
105:41 You know, to me, I I kind of the last two years has been a massive eye
105:42 two years has been a massive eye openener for me because I've been
105:44 openener for me because I've been watching the Gaza genocide and I always
105:47 watching the Gaza genocide and I always said to people, what we allow and
105:49 said to people, what we allow and tolerate is coming home.
105:52 tolerate is coming home. and the technology that was used in
105:54 and the technology that was used in Gaza, genocide as a service, occupation
105:56 Gaza, genocide as a service, occupation as a service,
105:58 as a service, um surveillance as a service in UK,
106:01 um surveillance as a service in UK, integration with um drones in Ukraine.
106:05 integration with um drones in Ukraine. This is the same technology that was in
106:07 This is the same technology that was in the big beautiful bill in order to
106:10 the big beautiful bill in order to implement border control. Yeah, these
106:13 implement border control. Yeah, these these are beta tests. And so we just had
106:17 these are beta tests. And so we just had the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
106:21 the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Um,
106:23 Um, now Charlie Kirk, I'm sorry if this
106:24 now Charlie Kirk, I'm sorry if this offense,
106:26 offense, advocated for an ideology that led to
106:29 advocated for an ideology that led to the death of many in the Middle East in
106:31 the death of many in the Middle East in Gaza.
106:33 Gaza. Um, and he tried to pull away from that
106:35 Um, and he tried to pull away from that ideology in his final weeks.
106:39 ideology in his final weeks. Um, and he had arguments with very
106:42 Um, and he had arguments with very powerful people as he was pulling away.
106:47 powerful people as he was pulling away. Um,
106:49 Um, and I believe that they took him out
106:52 and I believe that they took him out because he tried to pull away. Everyone
106:54 because he tried to pull away. Everyone will speculate on that. We'll never get
106:56 will speculate on that. We'll never get the truth. We'll never get the truth.
106:59 the truth. We'll never get the truth. You'll always be left with speculation.
107:02 You'll always be left with speculation. Um, but
107:05 Um, but there is a cost to tolerating
107:09 there is a cost to tolerating crimes against humanity to others
107:14 crimes against humanity to others and turning a blind eye. And so to me, I
107:17 and turning a blind eye. And so to me, I believe that we're on this earth
107:20 believe that we're on this earth in order to see humanity as humanity.
107:24 in order to see humanity as humanity. Um, and I think we're being tested. Um,
107:27 Um, and I think we're being tested. Um, and I think the earth is an is an
107:30 and I think the earth is an is an eternal struggle.
107:32 eternal struggle. And it's a test to find out did you do
107:34 And it's a test to find out did you do good or did you do bad.
107:36 good or did you do bad. Um, and once you learn truth, and I've
107:41 Um, and once you learn truth, and I've spent the last 25 years unlearning what
107:43 spent the last 25 years unlearning what they learned in my British education.
107:46 they learned in my British education. Um, but once you learn truth,
107:50 Um, but once you learn truth, do you stick to truth
107:53 do you stick to truth or do you tolerate something that you
107:55 or do you tolerate something that you know is unacceptable?
107:58 know is unacceptable? And and I think that's the test. Um, so
108:01 And and I think that's the test. Um, so I encourage people to say
108:05 I encourage people to say there's been 20,000
108:07 there's been 20,000 shootings, gun shootings in America this
108:10 shootings, gun shootings in America this year, but only one of them
108:14 year, but only one of them are we talking about now because he had
108:17 are we talking about now because he had 8 million followers.
108:19 8 million followers. At the same time, for two years, he
108:21 At the same time, for two years, he advocated for an ideology that's led to
108:24 advocated for an ideology that's led to the death of hundreds of thousands.
108:28 the death of hundreds of thousands. um we need to question oursel on what
108:32 um we need to question oursel on what we're what we're tolerating
108:35 we're what we're tolerating and what you know are we idol
108:37 and what you know are we idol worshipping why you know what is it that
108:40 worshipping why you know what is it that we're doing and I think people need to
108:42 we're doing and I think people need to ask themselves this question and the
108:43 ask themselves this question and the beautiful thing about Bitcoin is that
108:46 beautiful thing about Bitcoin is that Bitcoin was a blessing for me it it gave
108:49 Bitcoin was a blessing for me it it gave me financial independence I never
108:52 me financial independence I never imagined was possible
108:54 imagined was possible um and and I act like it could be taken
108:57 um and and I act like it could be taken away at any time
109:00 away at any time if we don't think about what's what's
109:02 if we don't think about what's what's best for for what's collectively good
109:05 best for for what's collectively good for humanity at the moment. And I know
109:07 for humanity at the moment. And I know that's a hard question and everyone will
109:09 that's a hard question and everyone will find their thing. Um but we do need to
109:11 find their thing. Um but we do need to ask ourselves a question. 20,000 people
109:14 ask ourselves a question. 20,000 people were killed because I mean the proof of
109:16 were killed because I mean the proof of weapons network, inflation,
109:19 weapons network, inflation, drug addiction, homelessness, wealth
109:22 drug addiction, homelessness, wealth inequality, all of these exists across
109:25 inequality, all of these exists across the the biggest economy in the world.
109:29 the the biggest economy in the world. Um we're fighting with each other. We we
109:31 Um we're fighting with each other. We we are being driven to hate each other. The
109:34 are being driven to hate each other. The Democrats, the Republicans, the lefties,
109:37 Democrats, the Republicans, the lefties, the LGBTQs, the zos, the Muslims, the uh
109:41 the LGBTQs, the zos, the Muslims, the uh whatever. like you pick your poison.
109:43 whatever. like you pick your poison. They're they're they're dividing and
109:45 They're they're they're dividing and conquering us. We have to step above
109:48 conquering us. We have to step above that. We have to really think whose
109:51 that. We have to really think whose agenda am I serving by hating this
109:53 agenda am I serving by hating this person? And I'm telling you, you're
109:56 person? And I'm telling you, you're serving the agenda of a surveillance
109:58 serving the agenda of a surveillance state from the proof of weapons network
110:00 state from the proof of weapons network that profits from manufacturing consent
110:03 that profits from manufacturing consent for taking away your human rights and
110:06 for taking away your human rights and replacing them with a surveillance state
110:08 replacing them with a surveillance state and a technocratic 1984 thing. Um,
110:13 and a technocratic 1984 thing. Um, whichever side you end up on, it is a
110:15 whichever side you end up on, it is a spiritual battle. And I believe that um
110:20 spiritual battle. And I believe that um it it it's about trying to just take
110:22 it it it's about trying to just take away uh as many of these divisive
110:26 away uh as many of these divisive narratives
110:27 narratives that take us down these these worst
110:29 that take us down these these worst places of human behavior. So, it's how
110:32 places of human behavior. So, it's how we treat each other in the end. And uh
110:34 we treat each other in the end. And uh what are we willing what are we able to
110:36 what are we willing what are we able to tolerate and um what are we not able to
110:39 tolerate and um what are we not able to tolerate and that's about all the wisdom
110:41 tolerate and that's about all the wisdom I've got for you.
110:43 I've got for you. [Laughter]
110:46 [Laughter] Thank you so much man. This has been
110:48 Thank you so much man. This has been outstanding. I again just you've taken
110:53 outstanding. I again just you've taken themes that we current constantly
110:54 themes that we current constantly revisit on the show and you've
110:56 revisit on the show and you've thoroughly unpacked them in uh just a
110:58 thoroughly unpacked them in uh just a very insightful way. So thank you so
111:00 very insightful way. So thank you so much.
111:02 much. >> Okay. appreciate you giving me a a
111:04 >> Okay. appreciate you giving me a a platform to talk about subjects that um
111:07 platform to talk about subjects that um you know and and that's what we do have
111:09 you know and and that's what we do have to be grateful for. I' I've never felt
111:11 to be grateful for. I' I've never felt like I've been able to access more
111:13 like I've been able to access more information
111:15 information to figure out what I think the truth is
111:18 to figure out what I think the truth is and then be able to share that with as
111:20 and then be able to share that with as many people as possible. And that that's
111:21 many people as possible. And that that's a gift. That's definitely a a blessing
111:24 a gift. That's definitely a a blessing and a gift that um we've never had
111:26 and a gift that um we've never had before.
111:28 before. >> Indeed. Um,
111:31 >> Indeed. Um, yeah, just great work, man. Really good.
111:34 yeah, just great work, man. Really good. Hope people get something out of this.
111:36 Hope people get something out of this. So, uh, where can people find you on the
111:39 So, uh, where can people find you on the internet? Uh, so I go live every week on
111:43 internet? Uh, so I go live every week on YouTube, Simon Dixon, which is, uh, the
111:46 YouTube, Simon Dixon, which is, uh, the Bitcoin Bitcoin hard talk. I got a
111:47 Bitcoin Bitcoin hard talk. I got a podcast and, uh, I break down everything
111:50 podcast and, uh, I break down everything that happened this week in Bitcoin for
111:52 that happened this week in Bitcoin for an hour, this in macro for an hour, and
111:54 an hour, this in macro for an hour, and then geopolitics for an hour and connect
111:56 then geopolitics for an hour and connect all the themes together. Uh, I do that
111:58 all the themes together. Uh, I do that every single week to try and document
112:00 every single week to try and document all this history. Uh, and then I'm very
112:02 all this history. Uh, and then I'm very active on um X and um, yeah, and I I
112:07 active on um X and um, yeah, and I I produce all my content on simonixon.com.
112:10 produce all my content on simonixon.com. I I sold my business. Um, Bitcoin's
112:14 I I sold my business. Um, Bitcoin's given me all the financial freedom that
112:16 given me all the financial freedom that I need. I never went public, so I'm not
112:19 I need. I never went public, so I'm not in the public company agenda. I didn't
112:21 in the public company agenda. I didn't take Silicon Valley money. So, I'm as
112:23 take Silicon Valley money. So, I'm as independent as I possibly can be. Um,
112:27 independent as I possibly can be. Um, and Bitcoin gave me this gift. So, I
112:29 and Bitcoin gave me this gift. So, I just try and uh help people with the
112:32 just try and uh help people with the information that I have. Um, sometimes
112:35 information that I have. Um, sometimes it's very polarizing. Some people hate
112:37 it's very polarizing. Some people hate what I got to say. Um, but but I'm
112:39 what I got to say. Um, but but I'm always open to the dialogue.
112:47 >> Beautiful. Thank you for your time. >> All right. Thank you for hosting me.
112:50 >> All right. Thank you for hosting me. >> Thank you.
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