Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 423： Pressure Rises To End War In Ukraine

00:00:00.000 this is what you're fighting for i mean every day you're out there what they're doing is blowing

00:00:17.540 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the authoritarians

00:00:25.300 get total control and total power because this is just like in arizona this is just like in georgia

00:00:31.080 it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and misrepresentations

00:00:36.160 is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is the fight

00:00:39.920 all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's your host

00:00:47.040 steven k bannon monday 27 november year of alert 2023 uh welcome for the second hour the early

00:00:57.160 evening edition of the war i'm going to go immediately to rome i haven't had a lot of

00:01:01.520 polls today the reason we've got so much news backed up over the weekend i want to get the

00:01:05.580 personalities the reporters all of it up get the information out we'll have more polls probably

00:01:11.140 tomorrow ben harnwell joins us from rome ben the first piece i know we got a number of things to

00:01:16.080 go through on the international situation particularly relates to um particularly as it

00:01:22.160 relates to ukraine uh but i gotta i gotta start with uh and i'm not trying to gloat here but we

00:01:29.900 want to start with this piece that was in the times of london i think on thursday or friday of last

00:01:34.140 week i put it up on getter uh with the help of the staff i think yesterday it is about this and i

00:01:40.860 think it came from a it was where it was the times of london was doing some of its own reporting but

00:01:46.120 also summarizing what was in was it built uh b-i-l-d the german newspaper about the germans

00:01:55.560 and the americans which are the two leading proponents of the ukraine war are in and i don't

00:02:02.260 even know if there's negotiations or discussions is basically telling the ukrainians this thing's over

00:02:07.740 uh we got to prepare to get the best deal possible is am i being too harsh in my assessment of of

00:02:14.540 these pieces in the german papers and in the uh in the times of london no not at all steve um and good

00:02:22.480 evening to you um and happy birthday um no uh the um this the article here in the times has the headline

00:02:30.820 u.s and germany and i and how is the quote and it's in quote marks pressing kiev to end war in

00:02:38.520 ukraine um and this is an article here that immediately caught my eye um obviously for obvious

00:02:44.460 reasons right because we have been talking about this eventuality for the last 18 months the problem

00:02:50.720 with this article steve and i was and actually appreciate your interpretation of this um that quote

00:02:58.280 pressing pressing kiev to end war in ukraine it doesn't appear anywhere in the article what they

00:03:05.480 have is an unsourced attribution and saying that germany and the u.s are talking about how to apply

00:03:12.940 pressure on zelensky and to to have a ceasefire with with russia and but there's very little breakdown

00:03:20.720 of that and the argumentation in the article confuses me somewhat because if the united states

00:03:27.760 and germany had wanted to apply that pressure on ukraine the time to have done that because here

00:03:33.880 the article is is now really necessary for for ukraine in order and uh to have a ceasefire along

00:03:41.860 present territorial boundaries the the time for ukraine to have done that on its position of maximal

00:03:48.320 strength was before the counter-offensive then it could have had some leverage with russia right

00:03:54.760 now there aren't you know we're going to come on to this there's another article that i'm going to

00:03:58.940 mention uh a little um a little while that says that they're using um sort of machine guns now from

00:04:05.980 the from world war one um we'll go into that in a moment but but the the point is is is that their

00:04:11.940 military capabilities are really being driven down ground down that vladimir putin has his own

00:04:17.860 domestic political pressures in russia he has you know you won't you often hear peeps of this but

00:04:22.840 from the mainstream media but they don't go into it too much he has a lot of you know he's to some

00:04:28.080 extent a lot of moderate but he has a right flank uh that he has to appease um and keep on side and a

00:04:35.320 very strong nationalist flag um and really you know the russian has sacrificed a lot in this war

00:04:42.360 from the russian perspective um and there's really very little interest now in um in uh in in russia

00:04:51.500 in accepting a ceasefire terms dictated by the united states and zelinski when everybody knows the

00:04:58.200 game is up as far as ukraine is concerned so this is a confusing article for me and i don't quite

00:05:03.300 understand i think i think here here's the way here's the way i here's the way i would interpret

00:05:08.260 it when it came out clearly from a war perspective you had better leverage early on but they never

00:05:15.000 thought that the american people this is driven by the fact that the ukraine supplemental is dead in

00:05:20.300 the water uh it would have to be attached to something on the border which there's not enough

00:05:26.100 there and the democrats are going to oppose it so just an independent at the 60 billion dollar level

00:05:31.380 there may look we're adamant it cannot be one penny into the money laundering operation but the

00:05:37.260 americans see uh the demise of this and i think that this is since the times of london along with the

00:05:44.080 guardian i think have done two of the best reporting as you know i want to i don't want to say fake news

00:05:50.020 but at least they've had people there constantly they're a renowned um masthead in europe uh i think this

00:05:58.700 was sending a message to zelinski that hey your two partners are having the discussions how they're

00:06:03.840 going to put maximum pressure on you and if you go don't go down this route you ought to read the

00:06:08.620 biography of president diem um i think it's after the cia's meeting there last week they know in capitol

00:06:16.720 hill particularly with the financial firestorm we've got going on in this huge budget fight coming

00:06:21.920 on where we don't have enough money obviously we're two trillion every year in deficits we don't

00:06:27.580 have the ability to pay for that that uh the funding for the ukraine's done and instead of you

00:06:33.640 know waiting they want to get ahead of it i think the first thing ahead of it they have to convince

00:06:37.440 zelinski that they mean this and the way to do it is to leak it in some of the the major press but

00:06:43.120 give us some of the articles other things are coming up about recruiting about materiel about the

00:06:48.900 rift between zelinski and his military leaders because and i keep saying this the military there is not

00:06:55.420 going to take the rap particularly as this thing winds down from the ukrainian people how do we lose

00:07:01.920 75 000 to 100 000 ukrainians and not essentially pick up a square yard of uh of of the contested

00:07:11.020 territories i think the military is quite adamant the way i read it that they're not going to take

00:07:15.480 the rap on this they're going to say hey we reported to the politicians this was boris johnson's idea

00:07:21.160 this was uh the biden regime's idea and zelinski was their tool to do it and they gave us the money

00:07:27.740 and we took a shot right but we're not going to take we're not going to be left holding the bag

00:07:31.940 of why this was just an abject failure so walk through some of the other stuff because i think

00:07:36.080 it's more evident every day you're seeing this sir steve there's a lot of positioning going on in

00:07:42.660 the media right now and the the natural ostensible audience some of these articles and you just sort

00:07:48.820 of mentioned that that that the article in the times of london was really sort of um aimed at zelinski

00:07:54.540 and his partners in ukraine uh here's an article which is which is absolutely not meant for ukraine

00:08:01.480 but it's meant externally and i guess it's trying to bolster ukraine's position as as things start to

00:08:08.080 implode and talk of a ceasefire which is which should probably be more of a surrender now than

00:08:13.760 an actual tactical ceasefire as as those imperatives start to build obviously ukraine wants to go in

00:08:21.780 that from the strongest negotiating um position possible which is a bit like playing poker it's

00:08:27.840 going to have a lot of bluff to it um and one of the aspects that they're going to try to present

00:08:33.220 this being from at least from the wishing perspective uh a war of nutrition is that

00:08:38.240 they want to try and uh feign the ability to continue on holding holding the present lives

00:08:46.320 now so here's here's an article i think assists the the argument that we're making that not all of

00:08:54.340 these are not all of these articles are uh have a have a have an obvious audience so here's an article

00:09:00.640 which is ostensibly about something that's going on in ukraine uh but it's really meant for for an

00:09:06.700 international audience trying with russia and then to the west and it is to do with conscription

00:09:12.300 now a lot of people have been trying to avoid we know this we've been talking about it for months

00:09:16.320 trying to avoid being called up for the meat grinder so what they've done is they've pinned on the

00:09:23.040 back of this the idea that with the change of defense secretaries a month ago there's now going to have

00:09:28.640 a softer approach to recruitment and that is if you don't know if you've been so far resisting

00:09:34.260 uh your call-up papers or avoiding the press gangs you know you can have a nice conversation with the

00:09:40.540 recruitment office and say what you think your skills are and that you know that might not

00:09:44.920 necessarily send you to the front line you might be sort of sort of operationally miles away doing

00:09:50.320 something more more warm and comfortable um and less dangerous i mean it's clearly you know

00:09:56.480 you know whoever it's article never remembered that the old 80s uh hit tv show uh private benjamin

00:10:03.580 with with goldie horn right once you sign up for military action that's it really you know you don't

00:10:09.040 you they're not going to invite them in for a warm cup of coffee well you know okay no it's snowing

00:10:13.380 it's basically sub-zero we can understand old chap you don't want to go to the front line here come

00:10:17.860 come over here uh and work in the canteen that's not how it works steve but the idea of this article

00:10:23.400 is that there are further resources that have been untapped to do with a uh sort of manpower um

00:10:30.860 man manning the the front lines that they're that they're you know with a change of with a with a

00:10:36.460 more genteel a more more avuncular approach they've got to get huge swathes of young guys to come in

00:10:42.880 and and sign up and that will carry the the ukrainian war effort going on forward obviously obviously this is

00:10:51.460 this is this is as i say this is for a western and and a russian audience to suggest you know

00:10:56.840 that ukraine's sort of quite comfortable in the war can carry on down on the ground you know and we

00:11:02.880 have been talking about this it's it's it's a charnel house it's a meat grinder and ukrainians 0.93

00:11:08.060 those that have been avoiding uh the the caller there were a lot of people who did you know out of

00:11:16.060 patriotism who did sort of volunteer straight away in the first few months um but now the people who

00:11:23.260 after nearly two years have resisted so far they're not naive they know very well what the conditions are

00:11:28.560 like on the front line and there's a reason uh that they don't want uh to go um and be fed into that

00:11:35.340 meat grinder and that's the instinct firstly for self-preservation and also because they they realize

00:11:40.880 that sooner or later this war effort is going to end up uh in in talks with putin and you know what

00:11:48.660 we've been talking about here on the show steve for some time is that really what's carrying this

00:11:52.540 this um this war on it's not so much an existential need for ukraine anymore it's an existential need

00:11:58.460 for for biden's reputation and young men on the ground in ukraine you know they have many

00:12:04.500 strengths to them but one of the one of those strengths is not the fact that they want to go and die

00:12:09.800 uh in in order to to carry biden over the line in a year's time in november so so this is this article

00:12:17.220 here you know i'll post all the links it's worth seeing at at the subtle mind games that are being

00:12:23.400 played on all sides but let's be fair on all sides um and sometimes the truth isn't exactly the way

00:12:30.720 they're spinning it let's i want to talk about a quick you've got one and we'll put it up we don't

00:12:37.380 have time for it now but the world war one uh equipment that's being used but i want to talk

00:12:42.220 about both the the the the foreign policy piece about the you know the unintended law of unintended

00:12:48.500 consequences of seizing the assets but also fascinating the polish truck drivers because we're seeing

00:12:54.000 in eastern europe whether i think it's slovakia is the populist new populist guy they're saying we're

00:12:59.720 out of course hungary's taking a hard line you've seen a much tougher hard line by the front facing

00:13:06.300 countries walk me through what's going on with the polish truck drivers um yeah this is just i think 1.00

00:13:13.520 just an illustration now that that poland is moving so you know you can see the way things are going

00:13:18.580 there um one of the reasons it took a certain hit that the largest party yeah the law and justice

00:13:24.300 party uh whose prime minister is about to to be re-signed in uh president duda argued that that that

00:13:31.960 that the test the constitutional precedence in poland is that the president invites that the leader of

00:13:37.340 the largest party to form a government and what's unusual this time around is that his own party law

00:13:42.940 and justice doesn't have an absolute majority um a governing majority though it is the largest party

00:13:49.660 so the the polls you know one of the reasons it speculated that that the law and justice didn't do as

00:13:56.020 well in the elections was because it had been attacking a very um pro it had been a very loyal

00:14:03.060 ally of the united states let's put it like that um in this war and a lot of polls are slightly more

00:14:09.380 ambivalent uh through long experience of of punching uh its largest neighbor repeatedly in the nose

00:14:17.500 um so i think what what poland is now trying to do is sort of re-equilibrate its position to one of

00:14:24.120 more let's call it a sort of uh hungarian neutrality and this article here about the polish truckers just

00:14:30.980 basically saying you know um and we have been mentioning this on the show that uh that the

00:14:35.960 polish agriculture for example has taken a huge hit uh over recent months because of the grain exports

00:14:42.380 uh from ukraine and a lot of these areas that are important for the for the polish economy are

00:14:49.100 starting to suffer and this the political patience is winning out and and not understand and understandably

00:14:55.620 uh the the polls are now starting to want to put polish first rather than ukrainians first and of

00:15:03.060 course the polls very generously um accepted i think that like over a million uh ukrainian refugees and

00:15:09.140 still have them and are paying for that um but of course paying for it's causing it's causing a huge i

00:15:15.700 know eu and the united states are underwriting a bunch of that but it's causing huge pain the we were

00:15:20.820 the elites told us and msmc told us every day in the first weeks of this war that the economic warfare

00:15:27.960 part was going to crush the russian central bank take all their currency freeze all their assets

00:15:33.340 internationally freeze all their dollar reserves they couldn't get that putin and the oligarchs

00:15:39.040 around him who are definitely bad guys um that they would be out of business in 30 days

00:15:43.860 that didn't quite happen did it ben it didn't quite happen um you know with uh with hindsight steve

00:15:52.160 i i wonder you know how you know whether these are sociopathic overlords you know whether this is just

00:15:59.200 an example of this is how stupid they think you are or whether really they are living perhaps on jupiter

00:16:04.880 i don't know perhaps in venus they're certainly not living on planet earth um this article here

00:16:11.320 in foreign policy which is very important along with foreign affairs very important um source of

00:16:17.660 information that the foreign elites that the foreign policy elites read um the first thing i'll say about

00:16:24.260 this article that is interesting is that it exists very different type of article from the ones that

00:16:29.520 they were putting out a year or so ago which is a gung-ho about the west basically commandeering

00:16:35.200 russian assets that have been that had been held over in the west and western banks the western bank

00:16:40.280 vaults um and the idea was just let's just commandeer up to up to about 300 billion dollars

00:16:46.300 worth of their asset russian assets and we'll give it to zelensky and the war effort this is a very

00:16:50.520 reasoned article i'm just going to hem in on the third point again i i will post uh the link to this

00:16:57.160 um this is basically a structured argument of saying you know that's probably not a good idea

00:17:03.100 you know with a bit of uh with a bit of thought and analysis and consideration it's probably not a

00:17:09.120 great idea that we do commandeer these russian assets and it gives all the various reasons you know

00:17:14.620 one of the reasons for example steve is they suggest this might be a precedent that china might use

00:17:19.260 against the west which of course is absolutely true um the the third point i'm going to mention here

00:17:26.240 because it sort of dovetails into so it doesn't dovetail it actually sort of um it it replicates

00:17:32.700 an argument you have been making repeatedly over over on the show over the last two years and that's

00:17:38.040 this one here seizing which is assets is unlikely um uh to fuel um de-dollarization efforts and that's

00:17:47.180 the argument here that um that you've been saying that if we do this if we force um if we if we if you

00:17:54.360 know forcing um along with forcing russia off the swift uh banking system all these things all it

00:18:01.540 will do is is cohere the west's uh enemies into a stronger block with which to to then sort of

00:18:09.540 beat us around the head um you know it talks about that the fed and the european central bank

00:18:15.620 and the shift away from western currencies um and that's i think uh finally the the foreign policy

00:18:22.640 establishment catching up with with the line here that you've been pushing on the war for two years

00:18:28.160 but it's very important that they are catching up finally what do you ben we're going to have a fire

00:18:34.800 storm between now and the end of the year it's going to dawn on people that we're we've added another

00:18:38.980 trillion dollars to our debt here in 100 days that will start to dawn on them we're having this huge

00:18:44.200 budget fight that'll culminate in january and february but this month the elites in the in

00:18:50.060 washington are focused on the supplemental and they're still pushing the 60 80 billion dollars for

00:18:56.420 ukraine and and they've even done some gimmicks on the border in the senate etc what what's your sense

00:19:02.700 of how this fight because i strongly believe with the war and posse put in the shoulder of the will

00:19:09.600 they will lose the fight over ukraine spending how would that play in the capitals of europe

00:19:13.900 um i i i think it's increasingly being factored into the price i think you know it to to come back to

00:19:23.900 the point that we're talking about poland now i think they're starting to realize now that the

00:19:27.900 capitals across europe that america between now and next november when trump uh returns to the white house

00:19:37.120 the the the situation the landscape the military landscape in russia is is is is not going to be

00:19:43.900 in line with the the biden jake sullivan axis and you know it's ridiculous to tie it to divide

00:19:52.620 your own national economy your national security your international relationships and your on and your

00:19:58.720 neighborhood policies around a policy a flagship policy in the united states which which is which is

00:20:04.400 which is going to finish in failure there is there is no way for the reason steve that that we pointed

00:20:10.780 out pretty much two years ago that yeah whilst you can say and i don't believe this but but but but

00:20:17.620 there is an argument to suggest that the west had an interest in upholding the the the values of of

00:20:25.420 democracy and and uh and national borders and sovereignty of smaller states as i don't believe that argument but it is an

00:20:33.140 argument whilst it's possible to make that argument it's impossible to say that um that that the west

00:20:39.580 had an existential interest in protecting ukraine's borders and pushing nato right up uh to to russia's

00:20:49.320 border whereas it was an existential interest for russia so whatever happened whatever was going to

00:20:57.280 happen over the last two years it was always clear that being existential threat for russia russia was going

00:21:03.100 to throw everything into this in order to win um and now we're just seeing after we we know

00:21:09.160 i think the west fought far harder than anyone expected it to do so um two years ago when putin was

00:21:16.720 planning its invasion and in fact we've caused ourselves massive political and economic damage

00:21:22.100 um in in the west because of our support to ukraine but fundamentally we it was never existential to us

00:21:29.960 in the way that it was existential to russia's interest and i think you're opening capitals now

00:21:34.580 you know that they're factoring all this in they realize that there's no more money

00:21:38.360 was coming from the united states i think at some point ukraine's going to include

00:21:43.660 i think there's going to be i think there's going to be i think there's going to be shock therapy because

00:21:47.340 i believe they're going to get we're going to get a hard note with no money i think that's where

00:21:51.360 this is going to culminate uh particularly if we do our job ben how do people follow you

00:21:56.100 your engagement on social media makes me jealous where do people follow you

00:21:59.560 thanks steve uh well there's a war room.org if you want to subscribe to the war room's daily

00:22:06.260 exclusive newsletter there you can go to balance war room on rumble um which have great comments

00:22:12.920 to them and but talking great comments the best comments of all time on getter and therefore

00:22:18.460 i'm flattered and honored privileged to be posted by the best profile on getter which is at steve bannon

00:22:28.120 so um if steve now steve is very kind when he reposts me um if if you're not that patient

00:22:36.000 and you want to see my posts straight away rather than when steven k bannon gets around to repost me

00:22:42.280 you can come to me directly on at harna but i am there on at steve bannon as well thanks very much steve

00:22:48.240 thank you uh brother uh so we're going to get back to there's going to be shock therapy on this

00:22:53.800 ukraine situation because the united states is broke and we can't afford another couple hundred

00:22:57.620 billion dollars to ukraine uh this is one of the reasons you ought to go to birchgold.com right now

00:23:02.000 slash bannon to get the end of the dollar empire particularly focus on the third installment which

00:23:09.220 is the debt trap get the nomenclature the process procedures all of it get up to speed birchgold.com

00:23:15.440 slash bannon go there today also while you're there ask the folks of birchgold philip patrick

00:23:21.140 and the team uh why are the central banks of the bricks nations buying gold at record rates in 22 and

00:23:27.460 23 in the chinese communist party leading that with 25 percent of the purchases being for them

00:23:32.520 ask what they know that you don't birchgold.com slash bannon uh mark jeftovic incredible piece

00:23:40.420 and you were honored to have it put up right away on uh zero hedge walk me through this we're all

00:23:46.460 going to have a carbon footprint allocation and they're going to limit everything we do

00:23:52.460 about that is this some apocalyptic thing is out of your head because you're always coming up with

00:23:57.580 great ideas or is this reality and people should start to focus on it well uh well first off thanks

00:24:03.800 for having me and happy birthday um i've been positing for a long time that cbdcs would have

00:24:12.020 when they finally arrive would be some kind of um social credit mechanism and it's not crazy stuff

00:24:19.140 out of my mind this is just what central banks and think tanks are saying in their own white papers

00:24:24.520 and this is this is for our audience this is central central bank digital currencies which the fed

00:24:29.920 that's the other thing i want to talk about birch gold the bricks are buying gold at record rates

00:24:34.320 the fed is focused on a central bank digital currency you think that that is the way that

00:24:39.620 they get into ccp type social credit score total control of the population absolutely it's going to be 1.00

00:24:46.100 the rails for ubi because they're demolishing the middle class it's going to be the mechan the 1.00

00:24:52.420 implementation mechanism for modern monetary theory it'll be um and it'll devolve into a social

00:24:59.820 credit system so the article that i wrote up on the weekend i found this um a think tank and a

00:25:07.100 travel agency put out a a report in early october saying that in the future because of climate change

00:25:14.800 it was going to pose an existential threat to the travel industry because people were going to have

00:25:20.640 their travel um limited restricted based on their carbon footprint there would be an equivalent of a

00:25:28.140 carbon passport that would limit how often you could travel in the future because of this climate um

00:25:35.360 you know so-called climate crisis and i i always thought it was going to be natural that when this

00:25:44.080 kind of thing happens it's just going to normally fuse into these this other track that is going along

00:25:49.640 in parallel of the central bank digital currency so the think tank was called the future labs institute

00:25:56.220 the travel agency was called intrapid travel um they it's put out by this lsn global which calls

00:26:04.280 itself a trends intelligence uh organization and they just they strike me as like a a world economic

00:26:12.060 forum wannabe you know a mini me to the wef and they are just speaking very matter-of-factly of

00:26:20.100 this is going to happen it'll happen by 2040 this is just sort of the direction things are going

00:26:25.740 and one of the other mega trends that they earmarked or spotted that they said will probably

00:26:32.580 come along with this is a is a large societal embracement of socialism uh neo-collectivism they

00:26:40.260 call it and so they put out a whole other report on that which i'm going to be putting out in the

00:26:46.120 follow-up article to it but basically where we're headed in the future yeah mark mark hang on hang on

00:26:52.580 hang on for one second we'll take a short commercial break mark jetovic about what the future holds if

00:26:58.120 the fed is successful on the central bank digital currency next in the war room

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00:32:14.980 okay welcome back um we're talking about the central bank digital currency this is the beginning

00:32:22.820 of the end of the dollar empire the de-dollarization by the bricks nation uh as ben said last time look

00:32:29.060 i'm all for economic warfare and i've been a big proponent of economic warfare uh against people

00:32:34.820 like the chinese cameras party but you can only use it one time you can't otherwise you're going to

00:32:39.500 get people jiggy about the swift system they're going to get off it's going to lead to de-dollarization

00:32:43.220 and you're going to be in the mess you're in now but the central bank digital currency

00:32:47.280 i just want to hit rewind i've only got so much time just to make but this is very important

00:32:51.480 when you see think tanks and these groups putting out these papers

00:32:55.360 they're being commissioned by people that have the ability to act and so what you're seeing is

00:33:02.480 these are people that are thinking this through and if they have their way it's going to happen a lot

00:33:06.440 sooner than 2040 so walk me through once again how they're going to get control how the central bank

00:33:11.720 digital currency is eventually going to lead to a social credit score and the control over you

00:33:17.080 including the fact that they can monitor your digital your your carbon footprint so that hey maybe

00:33:23.620 you only take a jet two or three times a year the rest of the time you hoof it mark jeftovic

00:33:29.120 yeah well right now we have this debt-based system which is unsustainable i mean some of the numbers

00:33:38.560 you've been throwing out we're racking up a trillion dollars in debt in 100 days everybody knows even in

00:33:44.960 polite company that the system is unsustainable so central bank digital currencies will be seen as a way

00:33:51.100 to extend dollar the dollar system for another few decades and what i think is going to happen

00:33:59.200 is the idea of what we call money is going to change from these symbolic tokens backed by debt

00:34:08.760 into a social credit score limited by your carbon footprint personalized that's what i think

00:34:16.540 is the unspoken part behind all this in a strange kind of way they're almost sort of going back to

00:34:24.360 the sound money playbook by saying like the debt really is backed by nothing but now we're going to

00:34:29.680 back it by carbon because we have this resource and climate crisis it's uh that's going to be the

00:34:36.600 attempt and the justification to get everybody else i always say everybody else not them to ratchet down

00:34:44.600 their lifestyles and if you look at the numbers they're putting out they're they're calling for

00:34:49.620 on order of an 85 reduction in standard of living in western nations like canada the u.s australia

00:34:57.820 england um because they're going to try and measure it because these because these lifestyles as

00:35:05.460 currently exist are too wasteful too harmful to the environment causing all types of uh issues uh with

00:35:12.580 the third world the developing world right now so this is a new form of neocolonialism and you've

00:35:17.660 got to contract your lifestyle in order to be a good world citizen is that essentially their case

00:35:22.980 what they're going to try and tell the the story they're going to try and tell is there's a climate

00:35:28.440 crisis so we all have to rein in our consumption what there really is is a debt crisis and we

00:35:33.700 and i've always said debt is future value pulled into the present so there is so much debt the crisis

00:35:40.640 isn't the climate the crisis is the debt and so now everybody has to take a haircut to pay off the

00:35:46.600 debt of the of the previous generations and the current generations and the entitlement programs and

00:35:52.400 the politicians spending beyond their means that's the crisis you see it in the graph of the debt and

00:35:58.500 the what's going on with bonds and the trillion dollars every hundred days there's the crisis and

00:36:05.200 no one is going to just take a haircut on that kind of money so everyone has to take a haircut

00:36:09.800 based on their carbon emissions that's how they're going to try and spin this

00:36:14.100 that's okay i want to go i don't have time to go through the day i know you haven't put it up and

00:36:19.940 zero hedge hasn't linked to it but i want to go back to the great reset build back better they

00:36:25.820 understand socialism is a tough sell because of the brand negative equity in it so this concept of

00:36:32.160 neo-collectivism yeah give me walk me through give our audience our audience loves nomenclature what is

00:36:38.000 neo-collectivism well it's communism but what they're trying to spin it as is this this way where

00:36:45.340 focus on individuality and focus on on the self is is minimized because it's harmful and and it's all

00:36:53.260 greater good it's all we're all in this together and so instead of accumulating capital and investing

00:37:00.940 savings you're you're in a pool and you're you're collectively um you know reimagining workspaces

00:37:09.140 and reimagining investments which really just means um you're basically seeding your right to

00:37:15.760 property into equity into investment and in assets and you're going to be put on this this sort of

00:37:22.980 score-based system instead based on your output or based on your carbon output and it really is just

00:37:29.880 euphemistically restating the communist manifesto um the probability that you think this happens

00:37:42.760 you would put it right now you're pretty good probability assessment guy as we sit here today

00:37:47.360 what do you believe the probability is that the treasury department would be able to sell a central bank

00:37:53.380 digital currency to the american people i so there's a lot to unpack in that question because there's

00:38:02.540 there's wholesale and retail cbdcs but let's just say i think they're further off than a lot of some of the

00:38:10.160 some of the more alarmist prognostications say we're not going to wake up before the election and there's a bank

00:38:17.420 holiday in a cbdc simply because i haven't seen enough of the technical groundwork done on a retail

00:38:24.500 facing cbdc i think there's still some time i think it's a lock that every g20 nation and almost every

00:38:33.580 central bank in the world is driving toward a cbdc that's a hundred percent now when do they start

00:38:40.100 launching there's a couple launched already and they're flops so everything that's up and running

00:38:45.740 is failing spectacularly the uh the e naira in nigeria the venezuelans have tried three times

00:38:52.740 they've all failed um it's gonna happen the cbdcs are gonna happen will they get to the point where

00:39:01.660 it's this ubiquitous social credit score it might get there in some localities for a while i don't

00:39:10.840 think it will sustain um and in the states it's a particularly unique battle because of the unique

00:39:17.620 structure of the united states that there's individual states that are already creating

00:39:22.860 legislation saying we're not going to have a retail cbdc here so it's really going to get

00:39:28.300 interesting in the u.s um place like canada it's probably all but guaranteed

00:39:33.680 uh jeff devic will hope to help our canadian brothers uh if they don't want to wait around

00:39:40.440 and read it retail at zero hedge where they go get the original content where they go where do

00:39:46.940 people find you well the original one was in the bitcoin capitalist that's the premium letter

00:39:52.140 from last month but i took i excerpted that i put it out on bombthrower.com that's a free place

00:39:58.340 to you just get on the mailing list there you'll get this and i'm working on the new cbdc survival

00:40:04.520 guide that'll be my next ebook and if you're on a bomb if you're on the bomb thrower mailing list then

00:40:09.300 you're going to get that when it drops perfect mark jeff devic by the way twitter and uh and getter

00:40:17.360 anywhere else we're on social media getter it's bomb thrower twitter it's stunt pope and uh i'm also

00:40:23.540 on noster you're gonna have to just uh catch it off the footer of my article on on that

00:40:28.680 uh amazing content uh mark jeff devic thank you very much we're gonna we're gonna work with you

00:40:35.700 to save our canadian brothers and sisters because we love canada so do i thanks steve happy birthday

00:40:42.380 man love them thanks brother appreciate it roger kimball one of the the uh the strongest axes

00:40:50.360 in the uh maga movement camp of the saints by the way before he came much before he coming on

00:40:56.000 right now schumer's tweeting out that you can't hold up chuck schumer's putting out even as we speak

00:41:01.440 you can't hold up uh the 80 billion dollars to ukraine by putting on some uh some uh much needed

00:41:08.760 um changes to the asylum system to stop the invasion of the country because you can't put up 1.00

00:41:14.340 policies are never going to pass with a policy that you need immediately which is putting more money

00:41:19.580 into the ukrainian money laundering system between ireland what's happening in europe the rest

00:41:26.560 why is this book camp of the saints you wrote a magnificent piece on a probably the most

00:41:31.700 controversial book out there today tell our audience what is camp of the saints why is it

00:41:37.240 controversial and why is it a perfect perfect kind of indicator for what's happening on the world stage

00:41:43.200 on this global invasion of native of nation states sir well steve i guess it's your birthday if that's

00:41:51.420 correct happy birthday uh-huh camp of the saints um is a is a novel uh published by a chap called

00:42:00.520 genre spy back in the 1970s i don't think it was meant to be as controversial as it has turned out to be

00:42:09.320 it is a dystopian novel about what happens when untrammeled immigration from the third world 0.99

00:42:18.900 shows up on the shores of europe destroys europe and then goes across the atlantic and destroys the

00:42:27.040 united states it destroys in other words civilization but what makes this book so powerful

00:42:34.480 is that respite understood that it was not just immigration

00:42:41.640 it was an explicit attack on everything that made the west the west so we're talking about

00:42:54.140 the rule of law education the family the idea of a meritocratic

00:43:03.760 colorblind society everything that makes the west the west came under attack by this tsunami

00:43:12.840 of barbaric illegal immigration and respite died i think about a decade ago maybe a little more

00:43:26.800 um his book um his book was translated into english the the edition that you show there it's the edition

00:43:33.680 that i have um it is no longer in print uh many inquiries have been made with the french publisher

00:43:41.400 with the family of respite they are not interested in seeing it republished but i think uh i haven't

00:43:50.100 given up on the idea of finding a way of doing this i think that this is a not only a prescient book but one

00:43:58.260 that really does speak truth to power in a way that is um probably unprecedented on the cultural landscape

00:44:08.020 today because it manages to tie the issue of immigration to so many other um so many other

00:44:17.940 things as by the way the 45th president of the united states did

00:44:23.640 right um one of the most powerful things and correct me if i'm wrong it's and it's got some very

00:44:32.020 rough parts to it some of the descriptions of and i think they were coming from india he he was sitting

00:44:37.400 on the beach one time at can yes that's right they were coming from india that's right so that's right

00:44:41.720 it's not really north africa or the middle east or latin america up to america the most powerful

00:44:47.920 part and i've read the book a couple of times the most powerful part to me was the response of the elites

00:44:54.260 not simply the destruction of culture the response the elites and what's so amazing it's almost like he

00:44:59.720 ripped it from today's headlines talk to us about that for a second i mean that was so prescient yeah

00:45:04.020 was that the elites response is almost it's so scary how it's played out 40 or 50 years later

00:45:11.800 exactly nailed it exactly if you go to for example the wikipedia page about the about the novel it says

00:45:19.380 this is a book that is saturated with um uh colonialism white supremacism xenophobia

00:45:29.300 anti-immigration sentiment and so on all of which is a complete fabrication they they the wikipedia

00:45:37.440 editors did not uh really i probably they didn't read the book but then they go on to say that it's

00:45:43.700 popular with the right wing and white supremacists in the united states and um it really they don't they

00:45:52.200 don't spell out the conclusion but the idea is that this book should not be allowed to circulate that

00:45:58.100 that it's that it is a uh incendiary book well in some sense i suppose it is incendiary because it

00:46:03.840 challenges the basic uh fundamental idea of the left these days uh and certainly part of that idea

00:46:15.500 is that there is something criminal something hateful something essentially wrong with whiteness

00:46:24.420 and once you buy into that you have given up everything and i think that uh uh a lot of people

00:46:34.940 should read this book and ponder what it says as you as you point out the the hordes of immigrants are 1.00

00:46:40.800 coming in the novel not from north africa not from latin america but from india but the the result

00:46:47.800 is the same it is to destabilize to sabotage to um to turn upside down and invert everything about the west

00:46:57.340 and uh it's it's from that point of view it's a uh a very prescient far-seeing uh book and um i i think

00:47:09.600 it deserves to be more widely read than it is roger we have to bounce uh you're one of the people that

00:47:17.520 write these pieces that get me thinking all the time where where do you go to get all your content

00:47:22.480 your website uh about your publishing a new criterion also the book group uh right and also uh your social

00:47:29.700 media where do people go yeah well i write columns for the epoch times more or less every week i write

00:47:36.660 a column for american greatness more or less every week i write frequently for the spectator world which

00:47:43.080 is the united states version of the london spectator and i write for many other places the wall street

00:47:49.720 journal the the telegraph the new criterion um i do have a twitter account and a a uh a truth social

00:47:58.160 account it's just my name uh so i'm not i'm not hard to find by the way good luck on

00:48:06.400 uh it's a it's a great endeavor to try to get the publishing rights for this this book should be

00:48:11.060 widely read like i said it's got some very rough sections to it some very disturbing sections uh but

00:48:16.820 it is quite powerful about our current condition very powerful roger thank you so much for taking

00:48:21.580 time away today this afternoon to join us appreciate it great thanks steve happy birthday of the saints

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