Nephilim Death Squad - 075： Beyond Fiat： Tony Arterburn on Gold, Bitcoin, and the Economy

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00:03:20.660 Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen,

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00:04:02.340 Today joining us is Tony Arterburn.

00:04:05.720 Tony, for the people who might not be familiar with you,

00:04:08.000 can you let them know a little bit about

00:04:09.260 what it is you focus on

00:04:10.560 and where they can find your work?

00:04:12.940 Sure. Again, it's great to be here, guys.

00:04:15.940 Well, I'm a former U.S. Army paratrooper,

00:04:19.440 and I just happen to like books and history.

00:04:21.880 I got into being an entrepreneur as a young man

00:04:25.480 and went through several different businesses

00:04:27.660 until I really just kind of fused my love of history

00:04:30.400 with the monetary system

00:04:34.080 and the entire genre of looking into

00:04:37.060 what it means to what the history of money means

00:04:40.680 and where it all tracks back to.

00:04:43.520 And so I formed a gold and silver exchange

00:04:46.700 about seven years ago,

00:04:48.680 and we've grown that into two locations,

00:04:51.120 and we have a subscription program.

00:04:52.800 Really, what I do is I take my business

00:04:56.500 and I fuse it with media.

00:04:58.760 I'm on several podcasts.

00:05:00.740 I've been in talk radio since 2013.

00:05:05.440 So anyway, it seems like a really symbiotic relationship.

00:05:09.440 I get to talk about the history of the monetary system

00:05:12.560 and get to tell people about

00:05:14.280 what the difference between currency and money is.

00:05:16.580 And especially in our world,

00:05:17.620 you guys cover a lot of conspiracy.

00:05:20.060 So do I.

00:05:20.900 I have a show called Paratroother

00:05:23.400 because I was a paratrooper.

00:05:25.500 And my show is the Arterburn Radio Transmission,

00:05:28.740 my radio program.

00:05:30.460 And you can find pretty much anything about me

00:05:33.200 and my businesses by going to arterburn.gold.

00:05:36.040 And that's a good place to start.

00:05:38.360 You can find my shows there and links to what I do.

00:05:41.820 I love, let me tell you, Mick.

00:05:43.360 So I, sorry, can you guys hear me?

00:05:45.340 I'm having some audio.

00:05:46.340 Okay, perfect.

00:05:46.960 Sorry, this, the road cast is really messing with me

00:05:48.940 the last few days.

00:05:49.620 But I was going to say,

00:05:51.560 we're big fans of Temple Hat.

00:05:53.680 And obviously you're a sponsor on there.

00:05:55.560 Your name is on the studio.

00:05:57.540 I love what you've done with the company

00:05:59.440 because before I started buying,

00:06:02.200 like I buy mostly silver,

00:06:03.540 but before I started buying silver and gold,

00:06:05.060 one of the biggest obstacles

00:06:06.500 into getting into this stuff

00:06:08.100 is like, how do I do it?

00:06:10.380 You know, gold is $2,500 an ounce.

00:06:13.000 And it's also like,

00:06:13.680 do I want to have an ounce of gold?

00:06:14.940 How do I spend this?

00:06:16.160 It's kind of intimidating.

00:06:17.720 So you've broken it down in a way

00:06:19.440 where people can buy this in small increments.

00:06:21.500 And I love that.

00:06:22.600 I was just telling David,

00:06:24.520 a couple of years ago

00:06:25.380 when I was in the MTA in New York,

00:06:26.940 I stopped my 457 and 401k

00:06:29.440 and I started buying just a Bitcoin

00:06:31.760 because at the time it was really easy

00:06:33.440 to buy smaller increments

00:06:34.780 and not like, you know,

00:06:35.840 I didn't have to buy $2,000 worth

00:06:37.680 at a pop or whatever it was.

00:06:39.700 So yeah, and obviously now

00:06:41.680 this is really like paying off for me

00:06:44.380 or it's a good store of value, I'd say.

00:06:48.460 Well, I think so too.

00:06:49.420 I've been in the Bitcoin space since 2016.

00:06:52.400 I got to be part of some

00:06:53.400 of the first Bitcoin ATMs in America.

00:06:56.320 And it sounds like really fancy,

00:06:58.140 but I should have just bought Bitcoin.

00:07:00.420 I didn't know the learning curve of,

00:07:03.460 you know, holding as opposed to,

00:07:05.980 you know, selling Bitcoin through my machines.

00:07:08.360 And I learned a lot.

00:07:09.900 And I learned a lot what I shouldn't have done

00:07:13.340 more than anything else.

00:07:15.500 But yeah, I'm still in the Bitcoin space.

00:07:17.640 And, you know, even though it's precious metals first,

00:07:20.080 but we're even working on a project right now

00:07:22.120 where we're going to be able to take Bitcoin

00:07:24.480 for payment on all of our packages,

00:07:27.300 even all the way down to the $50 level.

00:07:29.920 So that's what I'm actually traveling

00:07:31.740 out here in Florida, working on that right now.

00:07:34.300 This is actually an exciting episode for me

00:07:36.540 because I think myself,

00:07:38.780 I'm like a lot of other people

00:07:40.620 in that the intimidation factor

00:07:42.980 of trying to understand something

00:07:44.300 that seems from the outside looking in

00:07:46.180 as complex as Bitcoin,

00:07:48.140 or even when it comes to like gold and silver,

00:07:50.400 the intricacies actually act

00:07:53.760 almost as a gatekeeper for people

00:07:56.040 that don't want to do their homework.

00:07:57.420 And that's certainly me.

00:07:59.000 I say pretty openly that I'm financially retarded.

00:08:02.600 And so when I look at these things,

00:08:05.660 there is an intimidation factor.

00:08:08.300 But what's very clear is that

00:08:10.560 it's not going away.

00:08:13.400 This seems to be something

00:08:14.920 that is here to stay in a big way.

00:08:18.240 Where in the past,

00:08:19.600 you could have abstained

00:08:21.400 and not really gotten involved

00:08:22.420 with cryptocurrencies, things like Bitcoin,

00:08:24.180 because, you know,

00:08:25.660 there was this narrative going around

00:08:27.600 of like, there's no way this is going to last.

00:08:29.040 And that's kind of what I was looking at.

00:08:30.320 I was like, all right, well,

00:08:31.060 if it's not going to last

00:08:31.840 and there's no way to,

00:08:32.860 but now look at us.

00:08:33.900 Now look where we are

00:08:35.040 and how many people are kicking themselves

00:08:36.780 in the ass for not getting involved.

00:08:38.200 So I think that especially now

00:08:42.460 with sort of the economic tragedies

00:08:45.500 looming on the horizon,

00:08:46.860 it's really important

00:08:48.420 that people start to understand

00:08:49.940 how to, I guess,

00:08:51.960 to use a term from the economic field,

00:08:55.820 diversify their, you know,

00:08:58.320 their holdings.

00:08:59.040 Diversify your bonds, nigga.

00:09:01.440 You got to figure it out.

00:09:02.880 Yeah, yeah, figure it out.

00:09:04.200 Well, that's what I'm saying, man,

00:09:05.520 because I've been not figuring it the fuck out

00:09:08.060 and I've just been watching people get rich.

00:09:09.840 And now I'm like, shit, man.

00:09:11.480 What have I been doing?

00:09:13.320 Well, that's because the,

00:09:15.000 you know, the philosophy of Bitcoin

00:09:17.220 is diametrically opposed

00:09:18.600 to the ruling class system of fiat currency.

00:09:22.020 You know, if you understand,

00:09:22.760 fiat currency is infinite.

00:09:24.460 It has no bottom, right?

00:09:26.120 And of course, Bitcoin really has no top.

00:09:28.380 And same with gold.

00:09:29.560 It has no top.

00:09:30.520 Silver has no top.

00:09:31.440 But fiat has no bottom.

00:09:32.800 That means, you know, every time that,

00:09:34.460 and that's every government around the world now,

00:09:36.920 not just the United States,

00:09:38.120 but the United States, especially,

00:09:39.760 because we have the world's reserve currency

00:09:42.040 and we have a problem.

00:09:43.980 We inflate our way out of it,

00:09:45.600 whether it's the welfare or the warfare state.

00:09:47.820 We're completely uncoupled

00:09:49.340 from any sort of, you know,

00:09:50.680 metallic standard like we had in the 19th century

00:09:53.240 when the country was founded.

00:09:54.660 There was no inflation in the United States.

00:09:56.860 A lot of people don't know that.

00:09:58.460 You know, you go back to the time

00:09:59.980 when we set the standard for what a dollar was,

00:10:02.400 you know, what a $20 gold piece was

00:10:04.940 in the United States.

00:10:06.300 That stayed that way until 1933.

00:10:09.660 There was no inflation.

00:10:10.400 So, you know, everything basically cost the same.

00:10:12.760 A suit or a pair of shoes cost the same in 1802

00:10:16.540 as it did in 1902.

00:10:18.200 So when the mainstream, you know,

00:10:20.920 and academia and all these, you know,

00:10:22.600 fancy economists tell you,

00:10:23.940 well, this is how inflation works,

00:10:26.300 really what they're leaving out

00:10:27.260 is that there's criminality behind it.

00:10:29.360 It's the hijacking of the money supply.

00:10:32.740 And of course, you can't really have prosperity

00:10:34.980 if you have a shrinking value of a currency.

00:10:38.100 That's why the wealth consolidation

00:10:40.280 for the most wealthy continues to grow

00:10:43.320 in the middle class in the United States

00:10:45.500 is declining and it's on its, it's dying.

00:10:48.500 And it's being stripped of all of its resources,

00:10:51.120 all of its holdings, its savings,

00:10:52.640 because it can't keep up fast enough

00:10:54.620 with the loss of purchasing power in the dollar.

00:10:57.180 And that's the trick, the magic trick

00:10:59.780 that they don't teach you about in school.

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00:11:27.640 You know, Henry Ford said it best.

00:11:31.780 He said, if people understood the banking system,

00:11:34.560 there'd be a revolution in the morning

00:11:36.020 because it really is just that bad.

00:11:38.700 And so, you know, what you guys do, what we do,

00:11:41.380 we talk about the conspiracies,

00:11:44.020 the things that, the parapolitical,

00:11:46.480 things that the mainstream never covers.

00:11:48.240 All of that, in my experience,

00:11:50.040 in my wheelhouse tracks back

00:11:51.500 to the central banking system, really.

00:11:54.580 Those who control the money supply.

00:11:57.080 And it's not everything, I mean,

00:11:58.740 but that's the source.

00:12:00.000 That's ground zero.

00:12:02.620 If you want to source everything back

00:12:04.400 to a cause, a root cause.

00:12:06.680 And so I always say we have fake news,

00:12:10.260 fake politicians, fake wars with real consequences

00:12:13.880 because we have fake money.

00:12:16.400 A lot of these, a lot of things that are just in our,

00:12:18.240 our reality is based off of fake things.

00:12:20.840 And things that shouldn't be rewarded are,

00:12:23.960 and things that should be, you know,

00:12:25.940 should be rewarded aren't.

00:12:28.200 And that's the thing.

00:12:30.100 That's how it works in this system.

00:12:32.680 And that's really unfortunate.

00:12:34.080 But the good news is, is you're right.

00:12:36.220 If you, if you'll educate yourself a little bit

00:12:38.320 and start thinking in the, in,

00:12:41.580 when you look at money

00:12:42.400 and you look at the way the system works,

00:12:43.700 like how do I, how do I become my own bank?

00:12:45.880 How do I, you know, take something in my savings

00:12:48.720 and represent all the work that I've done?

00:12:51.060 Well, step one is to know

00:12:52.820 that you don't want to save a fiat currency.

00:12:55.900 You don't ever want to do that

00:12:57.300 because next year, five years from now,

00:12:59.720 it's going to have less purchasing power by far

00:13:02.060 than what it has right now,

00:13:03.480 especially in our time.

00:13:05.500 That hasn't, I mean,

00:13:06.200 the 1980s and 1990s were relatively quiet.

00:13:09.680 I mean, there was inflation,

00:13:10.900 but it wasn't, you know,

00:13:12.160 noticeable to the crisis level

00:13:14.400 that we've seen today.

00:13:15.540 And the reason is, is because we've,

00:13:18.280 they've, the ruling class has created

00:13:20.060 so much currency, guys.

00:13:21.500 I mean, we're talking like 80%

00:13:23.560 of all the dollars ever made

00:13:25.540 were made in the last 60 months or so

00:13:27.380 in the history of the United States.

00:13:29.640 And, you know, it took us 200 years

00:13:31.440 to go a trillion dollars in debt.

00:13:33.660 Now we do that every 90 days.

00:13:36.220 You know, I mean, the numbers are unsustainable.

00:13:39.720 And so there's a, there's a looming crisis,

00:13:42.520 not only for the dollar,

00:13:44.140 but the entire system that it's built on.

00:13:47.240 It's a debt bomb.

00:13:48.280 There's all sorts,

00:13:48.980 there's all sorts of variables here,

00:13:51.440 but it really is about understanding what's real

00:13:54.560 and understanding what's fake.

00:13:56.240 You start there.

00:13:57.040 And that, that's, I think,

00:13:58.340 a good place to begin your,

00:14:00.860 your journey to understanding value.

00:14:03.320 You just gave us,

00:14:04.580 he just gave us,

00:14:05.280 so I have a libertarian background before I,

00:14:07.900 so I met David about a year and a half ago

00:14:10.260 and we're like, oh, you're schizophrenic, me too.

00:14:11.940 Cause like we like conspiracy,

00:14:12.980 but I came from like conservative,

00:14:16.160 conservatism all the way into the LP.

00:14:17.980 So what you're talking about right now

00:14:19.200 is just like human action from Mises.

00:14:20.820 You're talking about what is money from Ron Paul

00:14:22.760 and Ron Paul, God bless his soul.

00:14:24.720 He's still out.

00:14:29.340 Oh, did we just lose top?

00:14:30.760 Is that what happened?

00:14:32.000 Freezing up a little bit.

00:14:33.440 I think there's me here.

00:14:34.600 Hey, yeah, froze for a second.

00:14:36.240 You said you were talking about Ron Paul

00:14:38.040 and then you went from there.

00:14:39.220 Yeah, I'm saying he's,

00:14:40.300 he's still out there every day

00:14:41.960 trying to, you know,

00:14:43.800 get these big interviews,

00:14:45.060 trying to just say the same thing

00:14:46.280 he's been saying for the last,

00:14:47.660 I don't know, 50 or so years.

00:14:49.840 And man, it's kind of hard to be,

00:14:52.280 like sometimes I get blackpilled,

00:14:53.540 but I look at Ron and I'm like,

00:14:55.180 this guy still has some hope

00:14:56.340 or he's, you have to have hope, right?

00:14:59.300 If you're out there every day,

00:15:00.280 still preaching the same message.

00:15:01.800 Is there a way in your opinion

00:15:03.720 to turn this around?

00:15:04.740 Because it's so far gone

00:15:06.620 that sometimes I think about,

00:15:08.720 like, if we were to just pull the plug

00:15:11.160 on the US dollar,

00:15:13.660 things would go completely sideways.

00:15:16.660 Like, I don't know what the off ramp is

00:15:19.580 to getting us,

00:15:21.120 like everybody has a somewhat stable life

00:15:24.580 or, you know, what they deem as stable.

00:15:27.120 If we took their current currency away

00:15:29.440 and went to something new

00:15:31.040 or just there was nothing replacing it,

00:15:32.420 like, I don't know how you segue people into that.

00:15:36.480 Well, I think that's something

00:15:37.720 that is intentional.

00:15:39.940 First of all, you know,

00:15:41.000 the dollar's not going to zero,

00:15:42.420 it's going to digital.

00:15:43.800 In my opinion, all of this,

00:15:45.860 because the elite tell you their plans,

00:15:48.360 they call it, they name it,

00:15:49.440 they say it's a great reset.

00:15:50.920 There's also an agenda.

00:15:52.100 They give you a timeline.

00:15:53.180 I talk about Agenda 2030.

00:15:54.900 That crosses over into other NGOs,

00:15:57.920 not just the United Nations,

00:15:59.060 but several.

00:15:59.680 They all link up with the globalist timeline.

00:16:02.520 You got a central bank digital currency

00:16:04.540 is really the raise on debt.

00:16:09.080 It is the holy grail for the super elite.

00:16:13.320 And the Davos said,

00:16:14.380 the World Economic Forum,

00:16:15.480 those people,

00:16:15.960 they're just bragging.

00:16:17.020 They had a press release,

00:16:18.480 I think two months ago,

00:16:19.460 saying that 97% of countries had,

00:16:21.980 you know, blueprints and white papers

00:16:23.860 for a central bank digital currency.

00:16:25.780 And they were just crowing about it

00:16:27.040 and leavening it because that really is,

00:16:29.380 you know,

00:16:30.220 it's surveillance disguised as money.

00:16:32.540 So I think the entire monetary system right now

00:16:35.040 is being, again,

00:16:36.460 controlled demolition.

00:16:38.880 The, we used to talk about,

00:16:40.840 you know,

00:16:41.000 in the realm of conspiracy

00:16:42.020 and those of us who are paleo conservatives

00:16:45.060 or anti-war libertarian

00:16:46.620 would talk about the petrodollar

00:16:48.040 and how the United States goes around

00:16:50.000 enforcing the petrodollar.

00:16:51.820 Well, it's something odd about that.

00:16:53.460 Um, the, the 50-year agreement

00:16:55.880 was just allowed to lapse with the Saudis.

00:16:58.320 We did an agreement in 1974

00:17:00.100 after Nixon took us off the gold standard in 71.

00:17:03.500 We pegged the dollar

00:17:04.420 basically to,

00:17:05.540 to denominate any sort of energy transaction

00:17:08.420 in the Middle East,

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00:17:42.620 We just let that lapse.

00:17:44.520 There was no resistance.

00:17:46.100 So it turns out we were wrong, I guess.

00:17:48.260 It's not the petrodollar.

00:17:49.440 Something else to this.

00:17:50.520 We're rapidly losing the status

00:17:52.920 of world's reserve currency,

00:17:54.480 which is going to have catastrophic effects

00:17:57.200 on the economy of the United States,

00:17:58.860 even though there's a lot of smart, dumb people

00:18:00.820 like the Bernstein guy

00:18:02.680 who works for Biden as his economic advisor.

00:18:06.220 He's written articles about how we should lose that

00:18:08.520 and it'd be good for us.

00:18:09.540 I don't know what kind of,

00:18:10.720 it's a suicidal, I mean, psychotic thing to say

00:18:13.920 if you know anything about,

00:18:14.840 I mean, just the sheer fact

00:18:16.560 of all those trillions of dollars

00:18:18.140 being repatriated into our economy

00:18:20.160 by other countries dumping them,

00:18:22.100 that devalues our own currency.

00:18:24.000 So I think this is a,

00:18:27.560 it's an interesting time to be alive

00:18:29.380 because not only there's danger,

00:18:32.080 but there's opportunity here.

00:18:33.540 And I'm not, I'm not, I do have hope.

00:18:35.860 I do think that the more people,

00:18:37.980 when their consciousness shifts

00:18:39.380 and they understand something,

00:18:40.760 the concept of what's being done here

00:18:42.800 in the monetary system,

00:18:44.180 and I'm by no means,

00:18:45.240 I get up every day and I read on this

00:18:47.080 and I study, it's just my wheelhouse

00:18:48.600 and I have my business.

00:18:50.280 That's what I do.

00:18:50.860 I source precious metals

00:18:51.880 and I source Bitcoin.

00:18:53.640 So I'm always learning,

00:18:55.400 but I have a lot of optimism.

00:18:57.780 Actually, if you hear me on any show,

00:18:59.140 I'm really optimistic.

00:19:00.100 Now, I'm not optimistic

00:19:01.660 about the current system.

00:19:03.520 It's going away.

00:19:04.660 I mean, if you saw Janet Yellen

00:19:06.520 the other day at a press conference,

00:19:08.960 the secretary of the treasury,

00:19:10.520 she used to be head of the Fed.

00:19:12.560 They were asking her a question about,

00:19:14.920 are you nervous that the dollar

00:19:16.600 is going to lose

00:19:17.300 the world's reserve currency status?

00:19:19.400 And as soon as the question was asked,

00:19:21.260 the monument on the podium fell.

00:19:23.660 I don't know if you guys see this.

00:19:24.620 I saw that, yeah.

00:19:25.920 Just in real time.

00:19:27.560 And I thought, oh,

00:19:28.960 so those are the little signs,

00:19:30.860 you know, in the universe.

00:19:32.420 And, you know, God has a sense of humor.

00:19:34.580 So that really, that's the,

00:19:36.520 if you know that's the future,

00:19:38.120 then, you know,

00:19:38.580 start thinking about things differently.

00:19:40.300 It doesn't mean there won't be a dollar

00:19:41.700 and it doesn't mean

00:19:42.380 that we'll have wheelbarrows

00:19:44.080 like the Weimar Republic

00:19:45.840 to buy a loaf of bread,

00:19:46.980 you know, for hyperinflation.

00:19:48.620 I think we will have,

00:19:49.720 I mean, we have an inflationary economy.

00:19:54.060 They just lower the interest rates

00:19:56.820 by 50 basis points.

00:19:58.460 And that's a lot of jargon to say,

00:20:00.020 you know, it's like 0.5%.

00:20:01.520 But when they do that,

00:20:04.460 it increases the money supply.

00:20:06.360 So really when Wall Street's

00:20:07.640 begging for inflation,

00:20:08.660 when it says,

00:20:09.760 well, we can get some new rates

00:20:10.580 and get some liquidity,

00:20:11.920 it's inflation.

00:20:12.980 So, you know,

00:20:14.900 anytime you buy a house,

00:20:16.000 anytime you swipe a credit card,

00:20:17.480 it's currency creation.

00:20:19.100 That's, we live off a debt system now.

00:20:21.500 So it's really unsustainable

00:20:23.020 to try to get ahead.

00:20:24.860 That's why, you know,

00:20:25.900 millennials and Gen Z

00:20:27.380 is about giving up on buying a house

00:20:28.880 because you can see inflation.

00:20:31.260 It's in the price of housing.

00:20:33.240 And a lot, and that's a,

00:20:33.920 some of, most of that's a bubble too.

00:20:36.080 And then you have, you know,

00:20:36.880 entities like BlackRock

00:20:38.080 buying up giant swaths

00:20:39.500 or residential real estate

00:20:40.800 and things like that.

00:20:41.880 The middle class,

00:20:43.220 working people

00:20:44.040 are being priced out of the economy

00:20:45.520 because of our money.

00:20:48.140 And that's the root of it.

00:20:49.680 It's not politics, really.

00:20:51.020 It's the money.

00:20:51.740 You can't fix the politics.

00:20:53.020 You can't fix any of the,

00:20:54.160 the governance

00:20:54.960 until you fix the money.

00:20:57.380 It's, sorry, David.

00:20:58.860 This is like,

00:20:59.640 I love this subject

00:21:00.720 because before we even started the show,

00:21:03.120 I was, I was looking at things

00:21:04.700 like externally,

00:21:06.000 things around me.

00:21:06.740 I was still living in Brooklyn.

00:21:07.660 And I was like,

00:21:08.080 why are things so fucked up?

00:21:10.320 And I was looking at OnlyFans,

00:21:12.780 for instance.

00:21:13.640 It's, it's a, it's a great,

00:21:15.420 it's a great tool to just look at.

00:21:17.580 So it's like, all right,

00:21:18.520 my daughter,

00:21:19.700 not my daughter,

00:21:20.520 but you know,

00:21:21.120 my daughter will go on OnlyFans

00:21:22.800 to sell her butthole

00:21:24.040 to however many people

00:21:26.100 for $8 a month or whatever.

00:21:28.160 And I'm like,

00:21:29.460 is this a,

00:21:30.380 is this like a spiritual issue?

00:21:31.840 Is this a sexual issue?

00:21:34.180 Is this a cultural issue?

00:21:35.260 I think at the very bottom of it,

00:21:37.040 like this is a monetary issue.

00:21:38.840 These,

00:21:39.200 the women are telling,

00:21:40.640 they're telling us that like,

00:21:41.620 yo, we are,

00:21:42.800 we need to show butthole

00:21:44.180 to make ends meet here

00:21:46.520 because things are tight

00:21:47.800 and things are weird.

00:21:49.020 You know,

00:21:49.180 people also want more.

00:21:51.140 This is a,

00:21:51.660 it's a consumer economy.

00:21:52.800 So sure they want more,

00:21:53.660 but in the end,

00:21:55.160 this sexual degeneracy

00:21:56.280 kind of comes down

00:21:57.040 to the perversion

00:21:57.820 of what they've done

00:21:58.640 with our money.

00:21:59.200 And in my opinion,

00:22:01.080 I'm a big,

00:22:02.000 I'm a big fan of the play Hamilton.

00:22:04.220 I'm a,

00:22:04.760 I'm like a music nerd.

00:22:05.980 But when I look back

00:22:07.620 and I study what happened there,

00:22:10.100 it seems like we won,

00:22:11.780 we won that war

00:22:12.760 and then immediately

00:22:14.260 created a central bank.

00:22:16.580 Like under,

00:22:17.640 yeah,

00:22:18.000 so it's like whatever,

00:22:19.640 whatever we were fighting against,

00:22:21.180 we just went right back

00:22:22.200 into debt with them

00:22:22.900 and it didn't show its ugly face

00:22:24.140 until sometime later.

00:22:26.100 And I think it's interesting

00:22:27.300 because now I know

00:22:28.460 that the Boston Federal Reserve

00:22:29.900 who is,

00:22:30.680 I think they were spearheading

00:22:31.960 the CBDCs in this country.

00:22:33.640 They called it the Hamilton plan.

00:22:35.500 It's almost like right on its face.

00:22:37.000 Like they have to tell you

00:22:38.040 like this is,

00:22:39.060 yeah,

00:22:39.160 this has come full circle

00:22:40.060 and we're just going to do this

00:22:41.180 and really fuck you guys.

00:22:43.840 Well,

00:22:44.440 you know,

00:22:44.720 you go back to the time

00:22:46.000 of Alexander Hamilton

00:22:46.920 and in many ways,

00:22:47.720 he was a genius.

00:22:48.960 He set up our,

00:22:50.100 our modern system

00:22:51.440 of economic nationalism.

00:22:53.080 The second act of Congress

00:22:54.880 was the Tariff Act

00:22:55.840 and you just had Trump

00:22:56.680 go on Rogan

00:22:57.560 and talk about tariffs.

00:22:58.520 That's,

00:22:58.740 I've been talking about that.

00:22:59.820 You know,

00:23:00.400 I ran for Congress

00:23:01.660 in North Texas

00:23:02.380 back in 2013,

00:23:03.720 2014.

00:23:04.240 That's one of the things

00:23:05.280 I ran on.

00:23:06.160 So there was a lot of genius

00:23:07.460 with Hamilton,

00:23:08.160 but he was very much

00:23:09.340 a centralist.

00:23:10.320 That's where you had

00:23:11.040 the federalist

00:23:11.760 and the anti-federalist

00:23:12.860 and he was very much

00:23:13.940 a federalist,

00:23:14.640 wanted consolidation of power

00:23:16.040 and he worked,

00:23:17.320 he wanted to work

00:23:17.820 on a credit system.

00:23:19.320 To him,

00:23:20.160 it was necessary

00:23:20.940 to have a central bank

00:23:22.220 and even people like,

00:23:23.420 you know,

00:23:24.040 Abraham Lincoln,

00:23:24.880 you know,

00:23:25.260 when he ran for office,

00:23:26.480 I think he had like a,

00:23:27.540 just his slogan was,

00:23:28.580 I'm humble Abe Lincoln

00:23:29.820 and I'm for the tariff

00:23:31.820 in a central bank

00:23:32.620 and that's what he ran on

00:23:34.180 when he first ran for office.

00:23:35.680 So that's kind of a part

00:23:36.720 of our history.

00:23:37.800 However,

00:23:38.780 you get to the second iteration

00:23:40.920 of the Bank of the United States

00:23:42.340 and that's when it starts

00:23:43.160 to get fun for me

00:23:44.080 for history

00:23:44.600 because then people

00:23:45.320 like Andrew Jackson

00:23:46.320 step in

00:23:47.000 and he hated

00:23:48.580 the Rothschild

00:23:50.060 international banking cartel,

00:23:52.000 central banksters.

00:23:52.760 He said,

00:23:53.220 you're a den of vipers

00:23:54.080 and thieves,

00:23:54.640 I'm going to route you out.

00:23:55.900 So he didn't renew

00:23:57.020 the charter

00:23:57.640 to the second bank

00:23:59.400 of the United States

00:24:00.260 and he said,

00:24:01.000 he wanted the words,

00:24:02.920 I killed the bank

00:24:03.820 on his tombstone.

00:24:04.740 He hated them

00:24:05.280 and that was the populist,

00:24:07.480 you know,

00:24:07.600 he was the first

00:24:08.280 president elected,

00:24:10.160 you know,

00:24:10.640 through the popular vote

00:24:11.640 through actual people,

00:24:12.420 you know,

00:24:12.540 that we used to be elected

00:24:13.340 through Congress

00:24:14.080 and so he was

00:24:14.980 the seventh president

00:24:15.860 and that stayed in place,

00:24:17.580 guys,

00:24:17.760 from 1837,

00:24:19.980 1836 to 37 to 1913.

00:24:22.880 We didn't have

00:24:23.480 a central bank

00:24:24.080 in this country.

00:24:25.460 We didn't have one.

00:24:26.620 We had notes

00:24:27.380 from the treasury

00:24:27.880 and we had a gold

00:24:28.560 and silver standard.

00:24:30.120 They would have,

00:24:30.640 you know,

00:24:30.840 $20 gold pieces,

00:24:32.240 $10,

00:24:32.760 $5 gold pieces.

00:24:33.900 That was $5.

00:24:34.960 It stayed that way

00:24:36.180 and you had the silver,

00:24:37.140 of course,

00:24:37.460 the famous silver dollar

00:24:39.280 and it wasn't until 1913

00:24:42.100 that that,

00:24:42.700 you know,

00:24:42.940 the creature

00:24:43.940 from Jekyll Island

00:24:44.860 gets unleashed

00:24:45.620 on the American people.

00:24:47.460 A lot of smart folks

00:24:48.540 understood what was happening.

00:24:49.900 People like Charles Lindbergh Sr.,

00:24:52.260 if you can go back

00:24:52.920 and read his testimony

00:24:54.020 to Congress,

00:24:54.660 man,

00:24:54.880 he called it,

00:24:55.560 like what was going

00:24:56.080 to happen exactly

00:24:57.060 back in 1913.

00:24:59.120 So we have,

00:25:00.460 still have a tradition

00:25:01.140 in this country

00:25:01.980 to being skeptical

00:25:03.400 of centralized everything.

00:25:06.140 Those politics

00:25:07.280 are still pervasive.

00:25:08.880 We're just in a,

00:25:09.460 we're in a weird timeline

00:25:10.460 right now

00:25:11.000 because of what happened

00:25:12.720 over a hundred years ago.

00:25:15.060 And so I think,

00:25:16.380 you know,

00:25:16.800 we're in an experiment too.

00:25:18.800 That's another thing.

00:25:19.580 Like if you look

00:25:21.140 at the lifespan

00:25:21.800 of a fiat currency

00:25:23.000 and fiat just means

00:25:24.120 by decree,

00:25:24.880 it means they say so.

00:25:26.720 We've been on

00:25:27.600 a fiat currency system

00:25:28.900 since 1971

00:25:30.160 when Richard Nixon

00:25:31.620 closed the gold window.

00:25:33.160 The average lifespan

00:25:34.300 of a currency

00:25:35.920 not backed by anything

00:25:37.180 is 26 years.

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00:27:07.000 It's through something

00:27:07.520 called money velocity.

00:27:09.120 And it's funny,

00:27:09.620 I'm using these fancy terms

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00:27:12.580 and I understand.

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00:27:40.340 that we're losing that.

00:27:42.220 I don't want to

00:27:43.340 take this necessarily

00:27:44.320 into a black pill

00:27:45.420 although it is

00:27:46.820 a very serious subject.

00:27:47.900 I think it's important

00:27:49.080 for people to understand

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00:27:52.420 We've talked a couple

00:27:53.340 of times now

00:27:53.900 about the Weimar Republic.

00:27:55.680 You mentioned the bread

00:27:57.140 and trying to

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00:28:02.540 before inflation hits

00:28:03.820 so badly that

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00:28:06.220 that you set out to

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00:28:09.100 And we also talked

00:28:09.940 about the sexual

00:28:10.500 degeneracy, right?

00:28:11.420 Top is talking

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00:28:12.940 and how

00:28:14.680 maybe that is

00:28:15.600 a sign of the times

00:28:16.400 because in the

00:28:17.600 Weimar Republic

00:28:18.260 there was this

00:28:19.000 outburst of

00:28:20.300 sexual degeneracy

00:28:21.340 right before the fall.

00:28:23.560 And people even

00:28:24.440 claim that this is

00:28:25.400 the case with

00:28:26.160 the Roman Empire.

00:28:26.960 it sounded to me

00:28:29.140 like you didn't

00:28:30.240 quite think we would

00:28:31.120 get to that

00:28:31.920 sort of a place

00:28:32.740 where people are

00:28:33.580 working and then

00:28:35.200 rushing out of

00:28:36.000 their jobs to go

00:28:37.540 to the store to

00:28:38.100 try to put food

00:28:38.700 on the table

00:28:39.200 before the value

00:28:40.400 of their dollar

00:28:40.980 that they just

00:28:41.420 worked for plummets

00:28:42.260 to the point where

00:28:42.760 they can't afford

00:28:43.320 food.

00:28:44.460 Do you think that

00:28:45.740 that's not something

00:28:46.380 we could see here?

00:28:47.400 And if not,

00:28:48.740 what do you think

00:28:49.320 we could see?

00:28:51.160 I mean, in my opinion,

00:28:52.920 what seems to be

00:28:53.440 the near future?

00:28:54.040 Well, that's

00:28:56.680 always a possibility

00:28:57.720 and it is something

00:28:58.660 that I have anxiety

00:29:00.640 over.

00:29:00.980 I do think about that.

00:29:02.160 I do think that

00:29:02.720 it's possible scenarios.

00:29:04.860 However, you got to

00:29:06.000 look at things

00:29:07.160 that are in the market.

00:29:08.020 We mentioned

00:29:08.360 Bitcoin earlier.

00:29:09.340 There's innovations

00:29:10.080 and currency going on

00:29:11.480 that are decentralized

00:29:12.560 and private

00:29:13.420 that I think

00:29:14.520 can make up for that.

00:29:16.420 You didn't have

00:29:17.040 that kind of system.

00:29:19.080 And let's go back

00:29:19.620 to, you know,

00:29:20.020 through 1933 to 1974

00:29:22.020 it was illegal

00:29:22.860 to own gold

00:29:23.480 in this country.

00:29:24.700 I mean,

00:29:24.880 Franklin Roosevelt

00:29:25.520 made it illegal

00:29:26.340 for you to own gold.

00:29:27.760 Gerald Ford

00:29:28.380 undid that.

00:29:29.720 There is kind of

00:29:30.300 a benefit

00:29:30.780 in some way

00:29:32.220 to us not having

00:29:33.540 a gold standard

00:29:34.320 because the United States

00:29:36.460 currency isn't backed

00:29:37.320 by that.

00:29:38.160 So they don't really

00:29:39.760 have a lot of reason

00:29:40.640 other than just pure theft

00:29:42.060 to say turn it in.

00:29:44.220 I mean,

00:29:44.520 they can do that

00:29:45.220 but that's not the reason

00:29:46.240 that Franklin Roosevelt

00:29:47.680 did that

00:29:48.340 is because they needed

00:29:49.440 to increase the money supply

00:29:50.620 because it was

00:29:51.320 based off gold.

00:29:52.560 He needs you to turn in

00:29:53.300 all those gold coins

00:29:54.240 and gold certificates

00:29:55.340 so they could increase

00:29:56.420 the money supply

00:29:57.120 by raising the price

00:29:58.060 of gold.

00:29:59.280 The dollar being tied

00:30:00.440 to nothing right now

00:30:01.440 in a weird way

00:30:03.440 if you understand it

00:30:04.660 gives you

00:30:05.420 it's kind of

00:30:06.040 it gives you an advantage

00:30:07.020 because you can step outside

00:30:08.760 and be your own bank

00:30:09.860 and you can,

00:30:11.140 you know,

00:30:11.360 gold and silver

00:30:12.040 are very liquid

00:30:12.800 and they exist

00:30:14.060 in the third dimension

00:30:14.900 and on a ledger somewhere

00:30:16.160 which I like crypto

00:30:17.300 and I like that's good

00:30:18.320 and I talk about it

00:30:20.320 but, you know,

00:30:21.200 there's something to me

00:30:21.960 like if I know

00:30:22.640 I have wealth

00:30:23.280 if I've got a gold coin

00:30:24.380 in my hand

00:30:24.980 then I know

00:30:26.420 that I'm a lot safer

00:30:27.220 than if I've got,

00:30:28.140 you know,

00:30:28.360 counterparty risk

00:30:29.140 with a piece of paper

00:30:30.340 or some sort of stock

00:30:31.640 or anything else like that

00:30:32.600 and it's liquid

00:30:33.120 I can go and liquidate

00:30:34.500 at any gold and silver exchange

00:30:35.740 anytime I want

00:30:36.540 or I can trade directly

00:30:37.560 with it

00:30:38.060 and so

00:30:39.300 you're right about

00:30:40.860 the Weimar Republic

00:30:41.820 and it seems like

00:30:43.100 because of our

00:30:44.760 fiat economy

00:30:45.680 and it truly is evil

00:30:48.380 that we have

00:30:49.860 a high-risk behavior

00:30:51.200 in this country

00:30:51.760 just to try to have

00:30:52.820 the trappings of,

00:30:53.960 you know,

00:30:55.000 getting ahead.

00:30:55.820 It's really hard.

00:30:56.760 I mean,

00:30:56.940 my business

00:30:57.520 every week

00:31:00.060 even with the amount

00:31:01.060 of like volume

00:31:01.700 that we do

00:31:02.340 I'm just making payroll

00:31:03.640 there's so many regulations

00:31:05.100 I gotta pay all these people

00:31:06.200 to do this stuff

00:31:06.760 so like the bigger you get

00:31:07.820 or if you grow

00:31:08.640 there's like a

00:31:10.160 it's built to keep you

00:31:11.660 in that place

00:31:12.480 like you just can't

00:31:13.360 quite break out

00:31:14.260 so I don't

00:31:14.560 even as hard as

00:31:15.600 like my whole team works

00:31:17.160 and like me

00:31:17.860 I love what I do

00:31:18.920 so I don't want

00:31:19.340 to stop doing it

00:31:20.260 but there's almost

00:31:22.160 to be honest

00:31:23.320 there's almost

00:31:24.360 more upside to me

00:31:25.460 not doing marketing

00:31:26.760 just being myself

00:31:28.000 maybe just being

00:31:28.940 a lone agent

00:31:29.680 where I buy and sell

00:31:30.640 and not doing much

00:31:31.480 and it kind of

00:31:32.360 it would reward me

00:31:33.400 honestly

00:31:33.820 to do less

00:31:35.300 and in some way

00:31:38.080 because it's just

00:31:38.880 so much headache

00:31:39.720 to get to break

00:31:40.660 through that

00:31:41.260 and I think a lot

00:31:41.860 of people

00:31:42.160 whether you work

00:31:42.760 in a job

00:31:43.380 or you know

00:31:44.600 you've got

00:31:45.380 a side hustle

00:31:46.100 you know this

00:31:47.420 it's just harder

00:31:48.040 and harder

00:31:48.360 to keep up

00:31:48.960 everybody feels it

00:31:50.180 everybody

00:31:51.200 you said that

00:31:51.900 it was

00:31:52.460 go ahead

00:31:53.380 they've

00:31:54.600 because I own

00:31:55.720 my own business

00:31:56.300 as well

00:31:56.660 I own two of them

00:31:57.300 and they make it

00:31:58.240 they make every obstacle

00:31:59.740 they put every obstacle

00:32:01.200 in your way

00:32:01.580 to almost discourage you

00:32:02.560 from number one

00:32:03.900 starting it

00:32:04.960 number two

00:32:05.500 growing it

00:32:06.180 because when you grow it

00:32:07.140 and you get to a certain point

00:32:08.280 there's like

00:32:08.820 I know exactly

00:32:09.680 what you're talking about

00:32:10.260 it's a growing pain

00:32:10.940 and it's like

00:32:11.320 it almost feels

00:32:11.980 like a punishment

00:32:12.580 like oh

00:32:13.420 you got to this level

00:32:14.200 and they slap you

00:32:15.080 in the face

00:32:15.580 and it's like

00:32:16.580 it's very hard

00:32:17.640 to continue

00:32:18.080 like maybe I should

00:32:18.840 just do something else

00:32:19.840 but what you're doing

00:32:21.320 Tony

00:32:21.680 doesn't the same thing

00:32:23.380 happen though

00:32:23.880 for people that are

00:32:24.660 on an hourly wage

00:32:25.500 you hit a certain

00:32:26.680 pay wage

00:32:27.340 and the next tax bracket

00:32:28.980 that you get in

00:32:29.660 is brutal

00:32:30.280 and I've heard that

00:32:31.540 from homies

00:32:32.060 that you know

00:32:33.020 would have to get

00:32:33.880 the rest of their money

00:32:35.360 off the books

00:32:36.440 you know

00:32:36.720 say they would get

00:32:37.400 one hourly wage

00:32:39.020 but if they negotiated

00:32:40.280 for the rest of it

00:32:41.680 then it would have to be

00:32:42.320 off the books somehow

00:32:43.020 because you know

00:32:44.780 it's the next tax bracket

00:32:46.320 just tears you apart

00:32:47.700 that's right

00:32:48.600 that's why the wealthy

00:32:50.540 love the income tax system

00:32:52.100 they can make sure

00:32:52.820 that their competition

00:32:53.720 is stifled

00:32:55.020 they don't have to worry

00:32:55.680 about you know

00:32:56.440 having to fear innovation

00:32:58.400 from the bottom up

00:32:59.600 most of the innovation

00:33:00.460 is chosen

00:33:01.120 or allowed to happen

00:33:02.140 it's because of our system

00:33:03.440 we're really just

00:33:04.660 I think the entire timeline

00:33:06.160 is skewed

00:33:07.420 it's messed up

00:33:08.140 it's distorted

00:33:08.740 it's a funhouse

00:33:09.520 mirror version of itself

00:33:10.700 because of our fake money

00:33:12.100 I know that Trump

00:33:14.700 has talked about

00:33:15.380 just recently

00:33:16.260 getting rid of income taxing

00:33:17.540 like I think we mentioned

00:33:18.420 before going to

00:33:19.180 a tariff based system

00:33:20.580 and I'm not as familiar

00:33:23.240 as most

00:33:25.180 in what that looked like

00:33:26.620 back in the day

00:33:27.240 all of our income tax

00:33:28.640 came from tariffs

00:33:29.420 overseas

00:33:29.900 yes

00:33:31.580 well there's a little bit

00:33:32.860 of internal consumption tax

00:33:34.260 but about 70 to 80%

00:33:35.820 of all federal revenue

00:33:37.100 came from import

00:33:38.660 tariffs

00:33:39.080 if you wanted to

00:33:39.840 sell things

00:33:40.500 inside the United States

00:33:41.460 you had to pay a fee

00:33:42.300 same thing like

00:33:43.240 China borrowed

00:33:44.380 our playbook

00:33:45.200 by the way

00:33:45.640 they did a really

00:33:46.360 excellent job

00:33:47.040 of knowing their history

00:33:47.920 and they put up

00:33:49.000 massive tariffs

00:33:49.760 they're economic

00:33:50.720 nationalists

00:33:51.320 they go on the world

00:33:52.300 stage and preach

00:33:53.480 free trade

00:33:54.020 because they want

00:33:54.480 to dominate markets

00:33:55.540 because it's

00:33:56.440 I mean again

00:33:56.920 any real statesman

00:33:58.280 knows the history

00:33:59.120 of this

00:33:59.440 and how it works

00:34:00.140 I have so much

00:34:02.080 respect for

00:34:03.140 libertarian thought

00:34:04.200 they're mostly right

00:34:05.520 and I think

00:34:06.040 if we had

00:34:06.920 economic parity

00:34:07.880 like if every nation

00:34:08.960 was about the same

00:34:09.880 with GDP

00:34:10.440 and workforce

00:34:12.020 and labor

00:34:12.840 and regulation

00:34:13.920 then there should be

00:34:14.980 no tariffs

00:34:15.600 there should be nothing

00:34:16.340 it'd just be

00:34:16.860 like between the states

00:34:17.980 here in the U.S.

00:34:19.620 but since we have

00:34:22.240 different systems

00:34:23.120 like Mexico

00:34:23.700 you go down there

00:34:24.260 with almost no regulation

00:34:25.220 you can pay

00:34:26.100 what a tenth

00:34:27.400 of what you pay

00:34:28.120 in the United States

00:34:28.840 and no benefits

00:34:29.640 and you can

00:34:30.680 increase your profits

00:34:31.900 and that's what

00:34:32.520 corporations did

00:34:33.720 after NAFTA

00:34:34.500 the North American

00:34:35.140 Free Trade Agreement

00:34:36.040 you can

00:34:36.680 Ross Perot

00:34:37.480 who ran in 1992

00:34:38.880 said it was going

00:34:39.480 to be a giant

00:34:39.960 sucking sound

00:34:40.700 and it did

00:34:41.340 it just sucked

00:34:41.900 the life out

00:34:42.460 of the United States

00:34:43.180 that's why we have

00:34:44.220 a rust belt

00:34:44.840 it's rusty for a reason

00:34:46.100 all those

00:34:46.860 factories closed down

00:34:48.500 the corporations

00:34:49.840 were incentivized

00:34:50.960 to pick up

00:34:52.520 and leave

00:34:53.020 and so

00:34:54.120 really what tariffs

00:34:55.520 do

00:34:56.020 and I have

00:34:58.020 it's such a mixed bag

00:34:59.020 for me

00:34:59.320 it's like

00:34:59.580 do I even trust

00:35:00.660 these clowns

00:35:01.280 in Washington

00:35:01.780 to even run

00:35:02.440 in some kind

00:35:02.980 of system

00:35:03.340 like that

00:35:03.740 I mean

00:35:04.020 in theory

00:35:04.880 it makes sense

00:35:06.280 but I don't know

00:35:07.740 at the end of the day

00:35:09.280 it's definitely

00:35:10.520 worked in our past

00:35:11.800 I think it could

00:35:12.400 work again

00:35:13.020 it'd have to be

00:35:13.540 very strategic

00:35:14.280 it'd have to be

00:35:14.760 very wise

00:35:15.600 we'd have to

00:35:17.360 incentivize

00:35:18.040 other companies

00:35:19.260 and other investors

00:35:21.100 from around the world

00:35:21.900 to come here

00:35:22.360 and build

00:35:22.900 to make it

00:35:23.720 to make it

00:35:24.280 advantageous

00:35:25.040 for them to do

00:35:25.620 things in this economy

00:35:26.600 so it can be done

00:35:27.780 especially if you

00:35:28.600 lifted the tax burden

00:35:29.740 but just a little bit

00:35:32.280 you know

00:35:32.840 of foreknowledge

00:35:34.320 on who would

00:35:34.940 resist that the most

00:35:36.060 the ultra wealthy

00:35:37.860 which is funny

00:35:38.580 because the left

00:35:39.640 parades around

00:35:40.760 and says

00:35:41.100 we're going to

00:35:41.480 tax the rich

00:35:42.160 and eat the rich

00:35:42.800 and I'm like

00:35:43.180 the rich fund you

00:35:44.300 and everything

00:35:44.860 they love what you say

00:35:46.320 they're not

00:35:48.040 they want

00:35:48.460 they want

00:35:48.860 increased taxes

00:35:49.680 I mean

00:35:49.940 Warren Buffett

00:35:50.560 complained

00:35:51.020 that the

00:35:51.780 the tax

00:35:53.160 you know

00:35:53.400 the tax code

00:35:54.240 well you know

00:35:54.920 for his

00:35:55.400 the secretary

00:35:56.360 paid you know

00:35:57.340 a higher tax bracket

00:35:58.340 than him

00:35:58.720 and he wants

00:35:59.100 higher taxes

00:35:59.780 well he's never

00:36:00.220 going to pay those

00:36:01.080 it's just so silly

00:36:03.060 but you know

00:36:04.160 the mainstream media

00:36:05.440 and the culture

00:36:06.000 picks up on that

00:36:07.060 and they think

00:36:07.420 it's like

00:36:07.760 it's basically

00:36:08.260 the same thing

00:36:08.780 as the left

00:36:09.220 right paradigm

00:36:10.040 I mean either

00:36:10.540 both ways

00:36:11.160 you lose

00:36:11.800 so I would

00:36:13.520 like to see

00:36:13.940 a different system

00:36:14.680 Trump's

00:36:15.620 right for that

00:36:16.460 I mean

00:36:16.720 I'm glad

00:36:17.340 that it's even

00:36:17.940 being

00:36:18.140 I didn't think

00:36:18.860 in my lifetime

00:36:19.580 that we would

00:36:20.160 be discussing

00:36:20.760 things like

00:36:21.300 tariffs like that

00:36:21.960 on the national

00:36:22.580 level

00:36:23.000 because

00:36:23.700 it was abandoned

00:36:25.220 by this country

00:36:26.560 it was I mean

00:36:27.260 post-World War II

00:36:28.840 was on hyperdrive

00:36:29.660 we abandoned

00:36:30.840 economic nationalism

00:36:32.660 for free trade

00:36:34.080 policies

00:36:34.480 which were by

00:36:35.060 the way

00:36:35.560 theories

00:36:36.560 they're just

00:36:37.740 theories

00:36:38.080 I mean

00:36:38.380 Karl Marx

00:36:38.960 was a huge

00:36:39.600 fan of free trade

00:36:40.500 I mean

00:36:40.940 he was like

00:36:41.340 this is going

00:36:41.780 to help

00:36:42.060 hasten the

00:36:42.540 revolution

00:36:43.040 it's going

00:36:44.360 to basically

00:36:45.820 diminish the

00:36:46.500 bourgeoisie

00:36:47.140 it's going

00:36:47.320 to diminish

00:36:47.680 the power

00:36:48.180 of the middle

00:36:48.580 class

00:36:48.980 that way

00:36:49.300 we can get

00:36:49.660 socialism

00:36:50.220 and he was

00:36:51.380 he saw that

00:36:52.040 as a destructive

00:36:52.860 thing

00:36:53.520 and he said

00:36:54.640 he said

00:36:55.360 the tariff

00:36:55.760 system was

00:36:56.320 conservative

00:36:56.820 and so

00:36:58.460 it's

00:36:58.640 you know

00:36:58.980 our history

00:36:59.440 is based

00:37:00.520 off of

00:37:01.040 what's good

00:37:01.740 for this

00:37:02.360 country

00:37:02.760 and you look

00:37:03.780 at Mount Rushmore

00:37:04.620 just like a little

00:37:05.360 bit of history

00:37:05.840 on tariffs

00:37:06.380 all the four

00:37:07.460 presidents on

00:37:08.060 Mount Rushmore

00:37:08.600 all believed

00:37:09.580 in tariffs

00:37:09.960 all supported

00:37:10.540 it

00:37:10.780 every figure

00:37:12.640 on our paper

00:37:13.240 currency

00:37:13.780 you know

00:37:14.600 from Benjamin Franklin

00:37:16.140 to Andrew Jackson

00:37:17.220 George Washington

00:37:18.580 all supported

00:37:19.320 tariffs

00:37:20.160 this is a new

00:37:20.860 thing that we've

00:37:21.560 done

00:37:21.860 where

00:37:22.800 you know

00:37:23.620 we do things

00:37:24.440 like NAFTA

00:37:25.040 you know

00:37:25.840 where you have

00:37:26.820 these other markets

00:37:28.120 again in a

00:37:28.660 Darwinian contest

00:37:29.580 with the American

00:37:30.320 workers

00:37:30.660 so we're

00:37:31.040 we're in a lot

00:37:31.800 of trouble

00:37:32.180 because we've

00:37:32.820 become

00:37:33.100 you mentioned

00:37:33.700 earlier

00:37:33.920 we've become

00:37:34.320 a consuming

00:37:35.000 nation

00:37:35.460 instead of

00:37:35.880 a production

00:37:36.640 nation

00:37:37.640 and that's

00:37:38.560 really what's

00:37:39.060 wrong with

00:37:39.500 I mean

00:37:39.980 just about

00:37:40.360 every aspect

00:37:40.920 now you

00:37:41.260 that's

00:37:41.520 I think

00:37:41.900 you're right

00:37:42.300 there's

00:37:42.880 something

00:37:43.200 there's

00:37:43.520 some kind

00:37:43.900 of barometer

00:37:44.500 for like

00:37:44.920 an only

00:37:45.340 fans

00:37:45.840 culture

00:37:46.380 and like

00:37:47.600 an only

00:37:47.980 fans

00:37:48.420 economy

00:37:49.520 that's

00:37:50.300 I think

00:37:50.800 that's really

00:37:51.220 an astute

00:37:51.700 observation

00:37:52.360 because

00:37:52.840 that's

00:37:54.440 an open

00:37:54.740 question

00:37:55.200 if we

00:37:55.540 had

00:37:55.780 if

00:37:55.940 everything

00:37:56.260 was

00:37:56.500 okay

00:37:56.940 and

00:37:57.820 you

00:37:57.940 were

00:37:58.040 able

00:37:58.200 to

00:37:58.360 get

00:37:58.520 ahead

00:37:58.920 in

00:37:59.080 a

00:37:59.200 normal

00:37:59.420 way

00:37:59.660 would

00:38:00.020 that

00:38:00.300 happen

00:38:00.640 that

00:38:00.820 high

00:38:01.100 risk

00:38:01.340 behavior

00:38:01.760 I

00:38:02.020 think

00:38:02.720 that's

00:38:03.000 a good

00:38:03.300 thing

00:38:04.080 to ask

00:38:04.620 I

00:38:04.900 do

00:38:05.720 think

00:38:06.040 that

00:38:06.340 there's

00:38:06.920 something

00:38:07.220 to say

00:38:08.020 about

00:38:08.340 morality

00:38:08.920 and

00:38:09.880 it

00:38:10.560 being

00:38:11.560 something

00:38:11.920 that

00:38:12.220 one

00:38:12.480 engages

00:38:12.920 in

00:38:13.140 when

00:38:13.320 it's

00:38:13.500 convenient

00:38:13.940 economically

00:38:14.580 speaking

00:38:15.060 or

00:38:15.320 culturally

00:38:15.820 speaking

00:38:16.280 the

00:38:16.800 morality

00:38:17.240 I just

00:38:18.620 want to

00:38:18.900 remind

00:38:19.240 everybody

00:38:19.540 that

00:38:19.840 if

00:38:20.300 you're

00:38:20.420 listening

00:38:20.700 live

00:38:21.140 we

00:38:21.840 are

00:38:21.960 actually

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00:38:36.380 episode

00:38:36.660 will

00:38:36.900 drop

00:38:37.220 in

00:38:37.400 its

00:38:37.520 entirety

00:38:37.920 in

00:38:38.520 a

00:38:38.660 few

00:38:38.880 days

00:38:39.240 to

00:38:39.380 the

00:38:39.500 general

00:38:39.720 public

00:38:40.120 go

00:38:40.720 ahead

00:38:40.860 top

00:38:41.040 what

00:38:41.160 were

00:38:41.220 you

00:38:41.280 saying

00:38:41.460 yeah

00:38:42.880 I

00:38:43.560 was

00:38:43.660 gonna

00:38:43.760 say

00:38:43.960 that

00:38:44.080 the

00:38:44.200 morality

00:38:44.560 does

00:38:45.100 it

00:38:45.820 it

00:38:46.500 follows

00:38:46.900 right

00:38:47.160 it's

00:38:47.540 and

00:38:48.260 this

00:38:48.760 is

00:38:48.880 like

00:38:49.020 this

00:38:49.160 is

00:38:49.260 where

00:38:49.340 the

00:38:49.480 show

00:38:49.620 gets

00:38:49.820 weird

00:38:50.100 so

00:38:50.360 I'm

00:38:50.640 sure

00:38:50.800 people

00:38:51.060 are

00:38:51.200 gonna

00:38:51.300 love

00:38:51.500 this

00:38:51.620 just

00:38:51.960 as

00:38:52.180 the

00:38:52.600 show

00:38:52.760 is

00:38:52.860 about

00:38:52.980 to

00:38:53.100 get

00:38:53.220 weird

00:38:53.420 or

00:38:53.560 like

00:38:53.700 we're

00:38:53.820 cutting

00:38:53.980 it

00:38:54.120 off

00:38:54.280 go

00:38:54.480 pay

00:38:54.820 us

00:38:54.980 but

00:38:56.940 there's

00:38:57.300 a

00:38:57.640 so

00:38:58.320 there's

00:38:58.540 a

00:38:58.640 woman

00:38:58.840 are

00:38:59.220 you

00:38:59.340 familiar

00:38:59.560 with

00:38:59.740 Dr.

00:39:00.080 Laura

00:39:00.260 Sanger

00:39:00.600 and her

00:39:01.020 work

00:39:01.260 exactly

00:39:01.780 I'm

00:39:01.980 so

00:39:02.160 glad

00:39:02.440 you're

00:39:02.620 doing

00:39:02.780 this

00:39:02.940 top

00:39:03.140 that's

00:39:03.380 exactly

00:39:03.820 where

00:39:04.240 I

00:39:04.340 was

00:39:04.460 going

00:39:04.720 I

00:39:04.900 know

00:39:05.240 of

00:39:05.500 her

00:39:05.660 but

00:39:05.860 you

00:39:05.980 might

00:39:06.180 have

00:39:06.380 to

00:39:06.500 fill

00:39:06.700 me

00:39:06.860 in

00:39:06.980 on

00:39:07.100 some

00:39:07.360 of

00:39:07.480 the

00:39:07.620 yeah

00:39:08.340 she

00:39:08.520 so

00:39:08.780 she

00:39:09.180 wrote

00:39:10.700 a

00:39:10.860 book

00:39:11.120 and

00:39:11.460 she

00:39:11.600 has

00:39:11.780 a

00:39:11.900 bunch

00:39:12.080 of

00:39:12.160 books

00:39:12.360 and

00:39:12.560 her

00:39:12.920 newest

00:39:13.200 one

00:39:13.380 is

00:39:13.480 about

00:39:13.640 frequency

00:39:14.020 really

00:39:14.300 good

00:39:14.520 stuff

00:39:14.800 but

00:39:15.360 she

00:39:16.040 wrote

00:39:16.240 a

00:39:16.380 book

00:39:16.600 called

00:39:17.320 the

00:39:17.900 roots

00:39:18.280 of

00:39:18.460 the

00:39:18.600 Federal

00:39:18.860 Reserve

00:39:19.220 I

00:39:19.740 got

00:39:19.900 the

00:39:20.060 book

00:39:20.480 I

00:39:20.640 have

00:39:20.820 that

00:39:20.940 yeah

00:39:21.200 and

00:39:22.820 she

00:39:22.960 basically

00:39:23.300 traces

00:39:23.680 back

00:39:23.940 the

00:39:24.060 bloodline

00:39:24.460 I

00:39:24.560 have

00:39:24.740 it

00:39:24.860 because

00:39:25.100 I

00:39:25.180 have

00:39:25.300 these

00:39:25.440 old

00:39:25.680 notes

00:39:25.900 from

00:39:26.060 here

00:39:26.280 the

00:39:27.100 Nephilim

00:39:27.420 become

00:39:27.680 the

00:39:27.800 Edomites

00:39:28.200 become

00:39:28.440 the

00:39:28.580 Kazarians

00:39:29.000 become

00:39:29.300 the

00:39:29.480 Rothschilds

00:39:30.320 and then

00:39:30.720 leads to

00:39:31.340 Jackal

00:39:31.680 Island

00:39:32.000 and so

00:39:33.020 on and

00:39:33.240 so

00:39:33.380 forth

00:39:33.520 so

00:39:33.660 when

00:39:33.840 I

00:39:33.980 see

00:39:34.300 like

00:39:34.980 this

00:39:35.120 is

00:39:35.200 why

00:39:35.360 I

00:39:35.620 started

00:39:36.320 making

00:39:36.620 these

00:39:36.840 ties

00:39:37.100 with

00:39:37.280 OnlyFans

00:39:37.920 with

00:39:38.200 cultural

00:39:38.600 degeneracy

00:39:39.680 and it

00:39:40.440 kind of

00:39:40.760 stems

00:39:41.040 back

00:39:41.340 from

00:39:41.500 the

00:39:41.660 money

00:39:41.880 and I

00:39:42.600 see

00:39:42.720 the

00:39:42.880 money

00:39:43.060 is

00:39:43.200 fucked

00:39:43.380 up

00:39:43.580 underneath

00:39:43.900 everything

00:39:44.700 and

00:39:44.960 you

00:39:45.700 get

00:39:45.900 nasty

00:39:46.440 trees

00:39:46.840 growing

00:39:47.160 from

00:39:47.420 that

00:39:47.680 and

00:39:48.260 it's

00:39:48.380 because

00:39:48.520 the

00:39:48.680 money

00:39:48.880 I'd

00:39:51.960 love

00:39:52.120 to get

00:39:52.340 Tony's

00:39:52.660 thoughts

00:39:52.880 on this

00:39:53.160 because

00:39:53.340 I do

00:39:53.640 think

00:39:54.020 Tony

00:39:54.480 you've

00:39:54.800 used

00:39:55.000 the

00:39:55.140 word

00:39:55.360 evil

00:39:55.920 to

00:39:56.660 describe

00:39:57.200 our

00:39:57.600 current

00:39:58.000 fiat

00:39:58.560 currency

00:39:58.900 system

00:39:59.320 right

00:39:59.580 and I

00:40:00.380 think

00:40:00.580 that

00:40:00.780 that's

00:40:01.060 an

00:40:01.220 apt

00:40:01.540 word

00:40:02.240 to

00:40:02.480 use

00:40:02.800 to

00:40:02.980 describe

00:40:03.280 this

00:40:03.500 system

00:40:03.820 and

00:40:04.480 in

00:40:04.640 so

00:40:04.820 many

00:40:04.980 ways

00:40:05.240 it

00:40:05.380 feels

00:40:05.580 like

00:40:05.760 it's

00:40:05.940 purposeful

00:40:06.420 so

00:40:06.580 if

00:40:06.740 we're

00:40:06.840 going

00:40:07.140 off

00:40:07.440 the

00:40:08.020 prerequisite

00:40:09.100 or

00:40:09.360 just

00:40:09.600 the

00:40:09.860 idea

00:40:10.600 that

00:40:10.820 these

00:40:11.020 things

00:40:11.280 are

00:40:11.440 purposeful

00:40:12.000 and

00:40:12.220 they

00:40:12.340 are

00:40:12.500 inherently

00:40:12.920 evil

00:40:13.420 you

00:40:13.980 could

00:40:14.260 look

00:40:14.500 at

00:40:14.620 this

00:40:14.840 as

00:40:15.080 a

00:40:15.260 way

00:40:15.580 of

00:40:16.100 this

00:40:16.600 debt

00:40:17.060 system

00:40:17.700 that

00:40:17.940 we're

00:40:18.120 in

00:40:18.440 what

00:40:19.060 it

00:40:19.220 does

00:40:19.660 effectively

00:40:20.320 is

00:40:20.580 it

00:40:20.720 keeps

00:40:21.120 people

00:40:21.580 at

00:40:21.980 a

00:40:22.160 raised

00:40:22.940 level

00:40:23.760 of

00:40:24.260 anxiety

00:40:26.660 we'll

00:40:27.040 put it

00:40:27.260 that way

00:40:27.600 right

00:40:27.820 so

00:40:28.180 they're

00:40:28.400 constantly

00:40:28.920 in

00:40:29.780 this

00:40:30.000 state

00:40:30.360 of

00:40:30.620 demoralization

00:40:31.560 but

00:40:32.320 also

00:40:32.760 you've

00:40:33.640 destabilized

00:40:34.600 the

00:40:34.800 family

00:40:35.120 unit

00:40:35.480 right

00:40:35.720 because

00:40:36.100 by

00:40:36.820 making

00:40:37.200 things

00:40:37.800 you know

00:40:38.180 just

00:40:38.380 let's

00:40:38.640 just look

00:40:38.960 at

00:40:39.060 inflation

00:40:39.540 things

00:40:39.840 are

00:40:39.960 so

00:40:40.140 expensive

00:40:40.580 in

00:40:40.800 order

00:40:40.920 to

00:40:41.040 be

00:40:41.140 able

00:40:41.240 to

00:40:41.360 afford

00:40:41.820 you

00:40:42.340 know

00:40:42.400 the

00:40:42.520 food

00:40:42.720 on

00:40:42.840 your

00:40:42.960 table

00:40:43.200 or

00:40:43.360 the

00:40:43.500 gas

00:40:43.860 in

00:40:43.980 your

00:40:44.120 car

00:40:44.500 you

00:40:45.120 most

00:40:45.720 people

00:40:46.100 are

00:40:46.380 a

00:40:46.540 two

00:40:46.760 family

00:40:47.220 or

00:40:47.480 a

00:40:47.600 two

00:40:47.720 person

00:40:48.020 income

00:40:48.520 household

00:40:49.180 right

00:40:49.460 and

00:40:49.640 so

00:40:49.840 what

00:40:50.020 that

00:40:50.220 does

00:40:50.580 is

00:40:51.020 it

00:40:51.140 leaves

00:40:51.380 this

00:40:51.560 opening

00:40:51.940 for

00:40:52.460 you

00:40:53.540 know

00:40:53.720 the

00:40:53.920 workforce

00:40:54.780 who's

00:40:55.340 raising

00:40:55.580 the

00:40:55.740 kids

00:40:55.880 the

00:40:56.060 state

00:40:56.340 is

00:40:56.540 raising

00:40:56.820 the

00:40:57.020 kids

00:40:57.200 they're

00:40:57.380 being

00:40:57.620 indoctrinated

00:40:58.240 it

00:40:58.640 kind

00:40:59.000 of

00:40:59.160 is

00:40:59.640 and

00:41:00.140 then

00:41:00.300 like

00:41:00.560 we

00:41:00.680 just

00:41:00.900 touched

00:41:01.200 on

00:41:01.540 morality

00:41:02.460 is

00:41:03.260 something

00:41:03.660 that

00:41:04.100 is

00:41:04.320 a

00:41:04.440 real

00:41:04.580 challenge

00:41:05.280 to

00:41:05.700 keep

00:41:06.020 in

00:41:06.320 your

00:41:06.600 focus

00:41:07.480 when

00:41:08.560 you

00:41:08.800 are

00:41:09.000 struggling

00:41:09.480 and

00:41:10.220 so

00:41:10.660 you

00:41:11.160 look

00:41:11.400 at

00:41:11.680 the

00:41:12.040 crime

00:41:12.420 rates

00:41:12.880 well

00:41:13.160 they're

00:41:13.440 going

00:41:13.720 to be

00:41:13.920 directly

00:41:14.280 associated

00:41:14.980 with

00:41:15.580 the

00:41:15.760 economy

00:41:16.140 so

00:41:16.420 much

00:41:16.780 is

00:41:17.020 tied

00:41:17.340 into

00:41:17.660 this

00:41:18.020 that

00:41:19.140 keeps

00:41:19.560 you

00:41:19.740 from

00:41:20.080 being

00:41:21.100 a

00:41:21.460 moral

00:41:21.900 healthy

00:41:22.620 society

00:41:23.320 with

00:41:23.880 a

00:41:24.060 tight

00:41:24.320 knit

00:41:24.520 fabric

00:41:25.040 that

00:41:25.320 is

00:41:25.500 cohesive

00:41:26.360 because

00:41:26.800 of the

00:41:27.120 family

00:41:27.420 unit

00:41:27.720 or the

00:41:28.000 nuclear

00:41:28.300 family

00:41:28.720 which

00:41:28.940 so many

00:41:29.260 people

00:41:29.480 think

00:41:29.720 are

00:41:29.840 under

00:41:30.020 attack

00:41:30.200 one

00:41:30.360 of

00:41:30.560 the

00:41:30.780 most

00:41:31.800 damning

00:41:32.300 things

00:41:32.740 besides

00:41:33.220 the

00:41:33.520 only

00:41:33.720 fan

00:41:33.940 culture

00:41:34.220 that's

00:41:34.520 light

00:41:34.740 stuff

00:41:34.980 we're

00:41:35.160 just

00:41:35.280 looking

00:41:35.500 at

00:41:35.740 buttholes

00:41:36.500 and

00:41:36.740 boobs

00:41:37.400 but

00:41:38.120 when it

00:41:38.700 comes

00:41:38.960 to

00:41:39.200 child

00:41:39.640 sacrifice

00:41:40.220 on

00:41:40.460 America

00:41:41.420 stage

00:41:41.820 in a

00:41:42.020 world

00:41:42.240 stage

00:41:42.620 it's

00:41:43.480 basically

00:41:44.220 economic

00:41:44.920 I mean

00:41:45.680 Kamala Harris

00:41:46.300 will go out

00:41:46.720 there and be

00:41:47.060 like hey

00:41:47.460 these young

00:41:48.240 girls

00:41:48.520 they can't

00:41:48.960 afford

00:41:49.260 but meanwhile

00:41:50.040 they're also

00:41:50.440 telling you

00:41:50.840 to go out

00:41:51.240 there

00:41:51.400 show

00:41:51.620 butthole

00:41:52.100 do

00:41:52.740 whatever

00:41:53.140 and they

00:41:53.900 can't

00:41:54.220 afford

00:41:54.420 to raise

00:41:54.740 a family

00:41:55.140 we need

00:41:56.500 welfare

00:41:56.860 and all

00:41:57.120 this

00:41:57.260 stuff

00:41:57.440 so instead

00:41:58.480 now

00:41:59.000 because

00:41:59.320 the money

00:41:59.900 is messed

00:42:00.260 up

00:42:00.560 now

00:42:00.860 sacrifice

00:42:01.280 your

00:42:01.520 child

00:42:01.760 to

00:42:01.940 Moloch

00:42:02.400 this is

00:42:03.440 where we've

00:42:03.960 come to

00:42:04.260 so much

00:42:04.600 of it

00:42:04.900 is

00:42:05.200 we use

00:42:06.580 these

00:42:06.820 outlying

00:42:07.460 causes

00:42:07.880 oh well

00:42:08.380 what about

00:42:09.060 assault

00:42:11.160 what about

00:42:12.120 assault

00:42:12.460 cases

00:42:12.820 what about

00:42:13.360 illnesses

00:42:14.480 or

00:42:15.060 medical

00:42:16.200 issues

00:42:18.180 that

00:42:18.580 lead to

00:42:19.220 that is

00:42:20.000 a very

00:42:20.780 small

00:42:21.440 minority

00:42:22.080 that's a

00:42:22.780 very small

00:42:23.220 percentage

00:42:23.600 of the

00:42:23.860 abortions

00:42:24.280 that happen

00:42:24.660 in the

00:42:24.880 United

00:42:25.040 States

00:42:25.240 of

00:42:25.360 America

00:42:25.520 the vast

00:42:25.900 majority

00:42:26.240 is because

00:42:26.700 you weren't

00:42:27.560 ready

00:42:27.920 right

00:42:28.760 and you

00:42:28.920 could always

00:42:29.280 look over

00:42:29.620 to the

00:42:29.860 economy

00:42:30.160 and say

00:42:30.500 well look

00:42:30.860 at inflation

00:42:31.340 have you

00:42:31.660 seen how

00:42:31.980 bad it's

00:42:32.340 gotten

00:42:32.540 simply

00:42:32.920 gotta burn

00:42:33.360 this

00:42:33.560 kid

00:42:33.820 you know

00:42:34.400 in sacrificing

00:42:34.900 to Moloch

00:42:35.300 so there's

00:42:36.340 so much

00:42:37.180 that I

00:42:37.960 would

00:42:38.240 I would

00:42:39.060 almost

00:42:39.360 you know

00:42:39.820 top you

00:42:40.440 said something

00:42:40.860 earlier

00:42:41.160 you said

00:42:41.620 we look at

00:42:42.340 all these

00:42:42.600 problems

00:42:43.000 and we

00:42:43.300 wonder if

00:42:43.660 it's

00:42:43.820 spiritual

00:42:44.180 or if

00:42:44.460 it's

00:42:44.580 this

00:42:44.740 and that

00:42:45.060 and it

00:42:45.240 seems like

00:42:45.540 at the

00:42:45.700 base

00:42:45.920 of it

00:42:46.100 is all

00:42:46.340 money

00:42:46.640 I think

00:42:47.280 that the

00:42:47.680 money

00:42:47.880 is intrinsically

00:42:48.720 tied to

00:42:49.280 the spiritual

00:42:49.740 aspect

00:42:50.180 and it's

00:42:50.560 the leverage

00:42:51.140 point

00:42:51.440 it's the

00:42:51.760 tool

00:42:52.080 they can use

00:42:54.680 to debase

00:42:55.140 us

00:42:55.280 spiritually

00:42:55.720 yes it's

00:42:57.500 the source

00:42:58.040 right

00:42:59.160 it fuels

00:43:00.220 it's the

00:43:00.980 fuel on

00:43:01.880 the fire

00:43:02.380 to accelerate

00:43:03.540 the decline

00:43:04.420 of civilization

00:43:05.220 I mean

00:43:06.060 that's what

00:43:06.380 it is

00:43:06.580 going to

00:43:06.780 burn it

00:43:07.120 down

00:43:07.380 you know

00:43:08.060 if you

00:43:08.340 look at

00:43:08.780 for all

00:43:09.580 its ills

00:43:10.040 I mean

00:43:10.320 the discovery

00:43:10.980 of quote

00:43:11.600 it's not

00:43:12.040 really what

00:43:12.540 I mean

00:43:12.760 if you talk

00:43:13.340 about Columbus

00:43:13.940 they didn't

00:43:14.280 really discover

00:43:14.760 the new world

00:43:15.240 there's already

00:43:15.520 people here

00:43:16.100 you know

00:43:16.380 and there's

00:43:17.300 all sorts

00:43:17.660 of prehistory

00:43:18.300 to that

00:43:18.740 so

00:43:19.000 but just

00:43:19.700 the general

00:43:20.360 timeline

00:43:20.840 and really

00:43:21.180 the discovery

00:43:21.740 of massive

00:43:23.140 amounts of

00:43:23.940 gold

00:43:24.600 in you know

00:43:25.900 Central and

00:43:26.400 South America

00:43:27.080 that gave

00:43:27.940 birth to the

00:43:28.580 modern age

00:43:29.220 to the

00:43:29.520 industrial revolution

00:43:30.380 to you know

00:43:31.200 pretty much

00:43:31.800 civilization

00:43:33.540 was built

00:43:34.040 on gold

00:43:35.260 and having

00:43:35.720 a sound

00:43:36.880 money system

00:43:37.740 the British

00:43:39.200 used it

00:43:39.660 in the 19th

00:43:40.240 century

00:43:40.560 very well

00:43:41.140 I mean

00:43:41.340 they were

00:43:41.900 the world's

00:43:42.320 reserve currency

00:43:42.920 until they

00:43:43.500 had two

00:43:44.300 world wars

00:43:45.060 and you know

00:43:46.520 basically

00:43:47.020 destroyed

00:43:47.480 themselves

00:43:48.000 but the

00:43:49.200 gold standard

00:43:50.240 made a lot

00:43:51.160 of prosperity

00:43:52.220 possible

00:43:52.940 innovation

00:43:53.860 possible

00:43:54.500 and you look

00:43:55.360 at all the

00:43:55.700 things like

00:43:56.040 the end

00:43:56.320 of the 19th

00:43:56.920 century

00:43:57.180 the 1890s

00:43:58.360 it's a very

00:43:58.900 prosperous era

00:43:59.720 you look at

00:44:00.120 those world's

00:44:00.660 fairs and all

00:44:01.200 that stuff

00:44:01.580 and there's

00:44:01.940 a lot of

00:44:02.680 weird stuff

00:44:03.120 to that

00:44:03.480 I've seen

00:44:03.920 on shows

00:44:04.500 and I agree

00:44:05.340 that there's

00:44:05.760 something with

00:44:06.380 that

00:44:06.700 but we had

00:44:08.100 so many

00:44:08.620 innovations

00:44:09.080 now you just

00:44:09.660 look at

00:44:09.960 modern architecture

00:44:10.920 modern everything

00:44:11.760 it's just

00:44:12.240 there's entropy

00:44:14.260 it's the second

00:44:14.940 law of

00:44:15.320 thermodynamics

00:44:16.060 you just see

00:44:17.660 that you know

00:44:18.080 things slowing

00:44:18.780 down

00:44:19.280 and that's

00:44:20.320 why you

00:44:20.620 gotta you

00:44:21.000 know

00:44:21.100 if your

00:44:21.540 currency

00:44:21.860 buys less

00:44:22.540 and you're

00:44:22.780 constantly

00:44:23.120 chasing

00:44:23.540 green pieces

00:44:24.140 of paper

00:44:24.540 then the

00:44:25.140 wife has

00:44:25.580 to leave

00:44:26.020 the house

00:44:26.600 she's gotta

00:44:27.740 go work

00:44:28.360 you know

00:44:29.440 both of you

00:44:29.980 have to

00:44:30.280 work

00:44:30.380 you gotta

00:44:30.540 work longer

00:44:31.140 we're working

00:44:31.780 harder and

00:44:32.460 harder in

00:44:32.900 this country

00:44:33.400 for less

00:44:33.920 and less

00:44:34.420 that's baked

00:44:35.520 into the

00:44:36.180 system

00:44:36.560 and I think

00:44:37.560 there is a

00:44:38.140 there is a

00:44:39.060 bit of a

00:44:39.400 magic trick

00:44:40.000 to that

00:44:40.480 if you

00:44:41.240 if you look

00:44:42.280 at the

00:44:42.580 pamphlet

00:44:43.140 that was

00:44:45.040 left in an

00:44:45.600 IBM copier

00:44:46.520 that was

00:44:46.880 found in an

00:44:47.520 estate sale

00:44:48.040 in 1986

00:44:48.720 it was actually

00:44:49.400 in a technical

00:44:50.160 manual called

00:44:50.800 silent weapons

00:44:51.480 for quiet

00:44:51.980 wars

00:44:52.440 pick that up

00:44:53.840 sometime

00:44:54.360 that's a

00:44:54.880 that's a real

00:44:55.320 story by the

00:44:55.920 whether it's

00:44:56.440 whether it's

00:44:56.980 a real document

00:44:57.860 or somebody

00:44:58.340 fabricated it

00:44:59.100 really was found

00:44:59.840 in a copier

00:45:00.460 it was one

00:45:00.940 copy

00:45:01.380 and it is

00:45:02.180 it is some

00:45:02.860 it starts out

00:45:03.840 with money

00:45:04.540 as energy

00:45:05.440 and how you

00:45:06.300 can control

00:45:06.920 the population

00:45:08.020 through this

00:45:09.400 transmutation

00:45:10.840 of controlling

00:45:12.360 the money supply

00:45:13.260 and it really

00:45:14.620 is a dark

00:45:15.240 thing

00:45:15.580 if you

00:45:15.880 if you

00:45:16.240 study that

00:45:16.800 that's where

00:45:17.260 it starts

00:45:17.780 and it starts

00:45:18.340 to break down

00:45:19.200 the fabric

00:45:19.900 of stability

00:45:21.720 you know

00:45:22.600 that used to

00:45:23.260 be able to

00:45:23.780 have you know

00:45:24.800 the husband

00:45:25.400 or go out

00:45:26.120 and work

00:45:26.560 and have a

00:45:27.080 job and he

00:45:27.580 had benefits

00:45:28.160 and put

00:45:28.620 you know

00:45:28.980 a couple

00:45:29.580 cars in the

00:45:30.180 driveway

00:45:30.560 and there's

00:45:31.160 peace at

00:45:31.580 home

00:45:31.820 now it's

00:45:32.300 just chaos

00:45:32.820 because you

00:45:33.260 got to work

00:45:33.600 so much

00:45:33.960 harder

00:45:34.380 to even

00:45:35.040 afford to

00:45:35.680 get into

00:45:36.020 that house

00:45:36.680 meanwhile

00:45:37.540 your savings

00:45:38.740 are dwindling

00:45:39.340 you know

00:45:39.940 you got to

00:45:40.240 pick the

00:45:40.560 right stock

00:45:41.260 or the

00:45:41.500 right portfolio

00:45:42.160 or whatever

00:45:42.680 this was not

00:45:43.340 really a part

00:45:43.900 of our culture

00:45:44.560 50 60 70

00:45:46.120 years ago

00:45:46.840 now everything

00:45:47.980 is about

00:45:48.580 like you look

00:45:49.080 at the tv

00:45:49.520 commercials

00:45:49.960 what is it

00:45:50.480 it's investments

00:45:51.160 and pharmaceuticals

00:45:52.460 and so when

00:45:54.800 your investment

00:45:55.380 plummets you

00:45:56.040 can go to

00:45:56.400 this pharmaceutical

00:45:57.040 that shows you

00:45:57.760 people skipping

00:45:58.300 through a field

00:45:59.040 right holding

00:46:00.120 hands you know

00:46:00.760 this is something

00:46:01.380 that I talk

00:46:01.860 about on my

00:46:02.360 other show

00:46:02.660 timeline cleanse

00:46:03.420 it's something

00:46:04.260 that I think

00:46:05.000 is really

00:46:06.040 important and

00:46:07.600 like you said

00:46:08.140 this didn't

00:46:08.460 exist before

00:46:09.180 so this is

00:46:09.780 really for

00:46:10.080 people now

00:46:10.540 it's like a

00:46:11.840 lot of and

00:46:12.480 let's just talk

00:46:13.220 about men for

00:46:13.880 a second a

00:46:14.300 lot of men

00:46:14.840 are we're we're

00:46:16.220 cat we're we're

00:46:17.640 kind of calling

00:46:18.280 it in because

00:46:18.960 life is so

00:46:19.600 difficult right

00:46:20.460 when we get

00:46:22.920 home after

00:46:24.040 working like a

00:46:24.580 50 60 hour

00:46:25.360 work week

00:46:25.880 we just want

00:46:27.160 to zone out

00:46:27.780 be left alone

00:46:28.520 you know scroll

00:46:29.420 through your phone

00:46:29.960 watch what and

00:46:30.860 when you do that

00:46:31.740 you're kind of

00:46:32.220 detaching from

00:46:32.820 your kid and

00:46:33.500 your kids being

00:46:34.080 raised by like

00:46:34.760 YouTube now and

00:46:35.820 you're detaching

00:46:36.340 from your wife and

00:46:37.200 all her ideologies

00:46:38.120 now are coming

00:46:38.700 from Netflix and

00:46:39.500 shit because you're

00:46:39.920 not spending time

00:46:40.540 with her and

00:46:41.260 you're bowing out

00:46:42.040 because it's

00:46:42.520 difficult but now

00:46:43.560 you've got a new

00:46:44.100 difficult because

00:46:45.080 now there's a

00:46:45.680 wedge between not

00:46:46.440 only your ideas

00:46:47.200 and your wife but

00:46:48.080 the time that you

00:46:48.680 don't spend

00:46:49.140 together is creating

00:46:49.940 a wedge

00:46:50.360 next thing you

00:46:51.200 know you're

00:46:52.320 getting divorced

00:46:53.140 and now your

00:46:54.160 kid is being

00:46:54.760 raised and

00:46:55.460 groomed by

00:46:56.020 YouTube the

00:46:57.120 kid's probably

00:46:57.520 going to be

00:46:57.840 trans or some

00:46:58.540 shit next thing

00:46:59.080 you know his

00:47:00.180 mom is now a

00:47:00.900 single mom you're

00:47:02.040 divorced you're

00:47:03.140 estranged from

00:47:03.900 your kid you're

00:47:04.800 going through a

00:47:05.340 whole new hard a

00:47:06.700 whole new level of

00:47:07.560 hard right she's

00:47:08.560 at work by the

00:47:09.520 way 40 hours a

00:47:10.780 week she's got a

00:47:11.460 work boyfriend or

00:47:13.160 work husband you

00:47:13.720 ever heard that

00:47:14.180 term before yeah a

00:47:15.240 work husband what a

00:47:16.460 what a nightmare

00:47:17.480 dude and so you're

00:47:18.820 you're you want to

00:47:20.080 kick your feet up

00:47:20.720 because life is

00:47:21.220 beating the crap

00:47:21.880 out of you and

00:47:22.700 it's hard to come

00:47:24.000 home still be a

00:47:25.180 father still be a

00:47:26.020 husband still be the

00:47:26.840 leader of the

00:47:27.260 household you're

00:47:28.140 choosing to bail

00:47:29.320 out on the wrong

00:47:30.140 hard because you

00:47:30.900 got a new one

00:47:31.500 coming 30 years

00:47:32.560 down the line

00:47:33.100 where you're

00:47:33.380 sitting on the

00:47:33.760 side of a

00:47:34.080 hospital bed and

00:47:35.520 your kid doesn't

00:47:36.120 visit you anymore

00:47:37.060 because he's got a

00:47:37.640 mussy and your

00:47:39.160 your ex-wife doesn't

00:47:40.380 you know she doesn't

00:47:41.040 talk to you she's the

00:47:41.800 bane of your

00:47:42.220 existence you got a

00:47:43.420 whole new hard and

00:47:44.720 and literally the

00:47:45.760 thing that you were

00:47:46.320 put here to do which

00:47:47.720 was raise a people up

00:47:48.880 and raise a family

00:47:49.960 and and have these

00:47:50.980 connections you

00:47:52.480 dropped it all because

00:47:53.380 they turned the water

00:47:54.740 up so high it started

00:47:56.180 boiling and next thing

00:47:57.320 you know you just

00:47:57.840 couldn't hang anymore

00:47:58.640 and a lot of people are

00:48:00.000 choosing the wrong

00:48:00.820 hard right now they're

00:48:01.980 just and it's it's not

00:48:04.140 only are these

00:48:05.280 machinations lever leveraged

00:48:07.220 against us right so

00:48:08.220 we're drowning in debt and

00:48:09.740 we can't but now all

00:48:11.320 these devices are hyper

00:48:12.600 addictive they have

00:48:13.440 teams of psychologists and

00:48:14.800 scientists that are

00:48:15.460 trying to design a thing

00:48:16.540 that can capture your

00:48:17.440 attention and keep it

00:48:18.420 forever if they can help

00:48:20.360 it because it's a money

00:48:21.160 machine it's the the

00:48:22.680 things that are pitted

00:48:23.480 against us and I I I

00:48:25.120 don't think that is a

00:48:26.860 black pill because when

00:48:28.280 you see shows like yours

00:48:29.560 or shows like ours the

00:48:32.000 fact that some of us can

00:48:33.700 get our heads above water

00:48:35.220 and sort of ring the

00:48:36.220 alarm when we have the

00:48:38.740 the largest propaganda

00:48:40.080 machine in the history of

00:48:41.820 mankind leveraged against

00:48:43.100 us it's you know maybe

00:48:46.280 we're doing a little bit

00:48:47.360 better than than we give

00:48:48.540 ourselves credit for I

00:48:49.660 just try not to black

00:48:50.620 bill people because as

00:48:51.440 I'm listening to what I'm

00:48:52.620 saying I'm like God dude

00:48:53.680 that sounds horrible

00:48:54.440 yeah we got to be careful

00:48:55.980 not to do that I'm not

00:48:56.960 black billed in any way

00:48:58.000 and I think we covered

00:48:58.820 that earlier just I think

00:48:59.960 there's opportunity in it

00:49:01.040 we just have to talk to

00:49:02.000 people and and it's you

00:49:03.320 have to change mindsets

00:49:04.540 you change that mindset and

00:49:06.220 you start looking at it

00:49:06.920 differently you make

00:49:07.580 better decisions you can't

00:49:09.460 go by the playbook that

00:49:10.500 the establishment gives

00:49:11.440 you though whatever the

00:49:12.520 establishment school

00:49:13.360 system educational system

00:49:14.740 media system do not buy

00:49:16.300 into that that is the

00:49:17.620 wrong path because you're

00:49:19.140 never going to get ahead

00:49:19.920 by design you're meant to

00:49:21.920 stay there keep you there

00:49:23.600 they just this not it's

00:49:25.040 not a system anymore where

00:49:26.400 it's incentivized really for

00:49:27.880 you to rise up you have to

00:49:28.960 in order to get to break

00:49:30.100 out of this pattern and

00:49:31.660 really when you live in

00:49:32.660 this economy in this

00:49:33.780 culture you don't really

00:49:35.020 ever truly break out but

00:49:37.660 you can be better off than

00:49:39.660 you were had you not

00:49:41.880 understood this and I

00:49:43.060 think that's these are

00:49:43.780 great conversations to

00:49:44.840 have you know what is

00:49:45.740 why do we see the decline

00:49:47.940 in our culture so swiftly

00:49:49.400 you know you know was that

00:49:51.960 by design was that it's an

00:49:54.040 open question well not well

00:49:55.820 not to me I believe that it

00:49:57.660 is by design but I think

00:49:59.180 people could you know do

00:49:59.980 their own research and

00:50:00.780 figure out what really what

00:50:01.720 is this is it's something

00:50:02.760 that was set into motion

00:50:03.880 you know by by the

00:50:06.040 controllers the oligarchs

00:50:07.460 and and whatever you want

00:50:08.720 to call them the lizard

00:50:09.760 people did they put this

00:50:11.440 into into motion for

00:50:14.260 control it looks like they

00:50:15.500 did yeah shout out to

00:50:17.320 Charlie Charlie Robinson

00:50:19.280 with the one of his books

00:50:20.860 the control demolition of

00:50:22.860 the American Charlie yeah

00:50:26.220 Charlie's friend of the

00:50:26.860 show too great dude yeah he

00:50:28.780 nailed it I read that book a

00:50:29.920 while ago so like yeah when

00:50:31.000 you do read that you're like

00:50:31.900 oh okay this is this is

00:50:33.720 clearly being manipulated

00:50:34.740 taken down but to add on

00:50:36.780 to what David said I

00:50:37.540 actually had a conversation

00:50:38.400 with my wife last night

00:50:39.580 about the whole thing and

00:50:42.020 it kind of like it kind of

00:50:43.980 hit me like a ton of bricks

00:50:45.300 the night before we were

00:50:47.180 watching the Yankees lose

00:50:48.260 I'm a big I was a big

00:50:49.480 Yankees fan as a lifelong

00:50:51.220 baseball player and they

00:50:53.240 lost and I didn't even

00:50:54.980 watch the last inning I

00:50:56.580 watched them do like they

00:50:58.180 did catchers interference

00:50:59.140 they basically gave the game

00:51:00.200 away and I felt nothing and

00:51:02.760 I said I said there was a

00:51:04.720 time where I would have

00:51:06.480 been really upset about

00:51:07.820 this like because this was I

00:51:09.580 would watch every game I

00:51:10.860 had you know notifications

00:51:12.060 set for every every three

00:51:13.840 innings I wanted to know

00:51:15.200 what was going on couldn't

00:51:16.620 give a fuck now and that

00:51:18.180 that happened with 2020 a

00:51:19.520 lot of like you know the

00:51:20.460 BLM stuff on the mound

00:51:21.580 kind of broke me I was like

00:51:23.120 oh they hate me I have to get

00:51:25.020 away from this but I was

00:51:26.800 thinking and I told her I

00:51:28.040 said wouldn't it be man you

00:51:29.440 know it would be so much

00:51:30.600 easier I was walking I was

00:51:32.000 walking in town and I saw

00:51:33.380 this guy with a bunch of bad

00:51:34.420 tattoos and a big dog that

00:51:35.940 he thought he was

00:51:36.540 controlling but was not

00:51:37.540 controlling I have my puppy

00:51:39.180 I'm keeping away from him

00:51:40.140 and he had a Kamala Harris

00:51:41.800 shirt and I was like must be

00:51:42.640 fucking nice dude must be

00:51:44.160 must be real nice to live in

00:51:46.240 whatever world you're living

00:51:47.400 in like you know I wear

00:51:48.840 short shorts and just tattoo my

00:51:50.600 body have a dog have no clue

00:51:52.980 what's going on whatsoever

00:51:54.060 but here I am I'm

00:51:55.760 homeschooling my kids I'm

00:51:56.920 trying to live on a

00:51:57.800 homestead I tried my best I

00:52:00.340 said let me put the Yankee

00:52:01.060 game on let me try let me

00:52:03.040 try to take that blue pill

00:52:04.040 again I'm just like it just

00:52:04.960 it doesn't go it doesn't go

00:52:06.600 down anymore and I'm just

00:52:07.460 like would I eat the steak

00:52:09.260 if I could and I'm like yeah

00:52:11.460 maybe maybe I would because

00:52:13.340 it looks these people they're

00:52:14.920 suffering they're all vaxxed

00:52:16.060 out but they look like they're

00:52:17.880 having a decent time or at

00:52:19.180 least don't know how bad

00:52:20.680 they're suffering I'm like this

00:52:21.720 is I don't know dude there's a

00:52:24.480 story about the philosopher

00:52:25.840 Voltaire somebody brought to

00:52:27.820 his attention they said

00:52:28.700 there's a lady that lives next

00:52:30.380 to his his estate called

00:52:32.560 Fernet and it's just like this

00:52:33.760 little old lady and she had a

00:52:34.880 garden and she didn't ask many

00:52:36.580 questions and she didn't have

00:52:37.900 any philosophical quandaries and

00:52:39.940 she seemed pretty happy and he

00:52:41.740 said look how happy she is she

00:52:42.980 doesn't ask any of the

00:52:43.860 questions that you do she

00:52:44.920 doesn't go into any of the

00:52:45.960 details she just lives her life

00:52:48.140 and he goes well that's a

00:52:49.160 happiness I do not desire I

00:52:51.240 mean just to live even if it's

00:52:52.700 ignorance is bliss I just don't

00:52:54.540 think you know when you go back

00:52:56.780 to something that Socrates said

00:52:59.980 that the unexamined life is not

00:53:01.440 worth living we need to know we

00:53:02.760 need to seek things out even if

00:53:04.080 it's painful you live a deeper

00:53:06.180 richer life when you're aware and

00:53:09.460 again you can make better

00:53:10.500 decisions I mean do you want to

00:53:11.740 just walk around pretending and

00:53:13.960 then you get blindsided by

00:53:15.220 something you can't always be

00:53:16.540 content and this is better it's

00:53:19.300 better to know I'd rather know

00:53:20.680 wouldn't you yeah yeah I think

00:53:23.060 I'm very much that way I don't

00:53:25.220 that's what we're doing here

00:53:26.100 we're trying to know yeah this

00:53:28.100 idea right like a lot of people

00:53:29.300 like I just want to be happy and

00:53:30.720 it's like that's weird because in

00:53:33.020 order to have fulfilling moments

00:53:35.060 in life I think they need to be

00:53:36.320 tempered with lows you know what I

00:53:38.140 mean to stand in contrast to

00:53:39.860 those lows so people that think

00:53:41.680 they just want to be happy are

00:53:43.200 there's an awfully reductive I

00:53:44.960 don't think that's why we're here

00:53:46.040 is just to go around smiling all

00:53:47.980 the time but you said something

00:53:49.240 interesting and I know this is

00:53:50.540 going to be a schizo sort of

00:53:53.660 on brand version on brand yes

00:53:55.840 but this idea that the industrial

00:53:58.820 revolution was birthed out of the

00:54:00.660 gold that you know was found in

00:54:03.780 in South America and Central

00:54:04.900 America I'm glad you went there

00:54:06.440 because I'm this is where my mind

00:54:07.880 was going to go ahead perfect on

00:54:10.080 brand so this idea is fascinating

00:54:13.100 to me because it's our belief that

00:54:16.120 these various cultures the Aztecs the

00:54:18.460 Mayans the Inca they were all

00:54:20.520 worshiping fallen angels and that

00:54:23.700 they were all engaging in mass human

00:54:26.000 sacrifice the Inca in particular had a

00:54:28.600 proclivity for sacrificing children

00:54:30.580 and women and it's just interesting to

00:54:33.880 me that the thing that ails us now in

00:54:37.240 so many ways was birthed from what you

00:54:39.780 might call cursed gold which is

00:54:42.060 certainly you know an idea that's been

00:54:44.400 around forever you find this I'm pretty

00:54:47.600 sure that's what Pirates of the

00:54:48.480 Caribbean was based off of the the

00:54:50.880 cursed gold of Cortez and so I just

00:54:53.480 find it fascinating go ahead the idea

00:54:55.900 of the Anunnaki which I'm not an

00:54:57.340 Anunnaki guy I don't I don't think

00:54:58.880 that there is even outer space I don't

00:55:00.300 think we could leave wherever we're at

00:55:01.580 but that's that's besides the point

00:55:02.740 definitively gay and fake yes but the

00:55:05.300 Anunnaki is a story about the fallen

00:55:08.620 angels it's about these lowercase g gods

00:55:11.420 these like you know they're big deal

00:55:13.240 gods and they're here with man at the

00:55:16.600 same time and they're they're

00:55:17.980 interacting they're doing stuff and

00:55:19.640 whatever they said the Anunnaki were

00:55:21.160 doing is something like they were using

00:55:23.100 mankind to mine for gold which is kind

00:55:25.320 of stupid yeah I mean listen these are

00:55:27.760 giants they had a an atmosphere that

00:55:31.000 was deteriorating and somehow they would

00:55:32.820 suspend gold in their atmosphere it

00:55:34.880 would protect them from I guess their

00:55:36.180 their local yeah and maybe but see I

00:55:39.780 I just think there's there's a hole in

00:55:41.260 the story where you're gonna use some

00:55:42.760 like you know human being to mine gold

00:55:44.780 when you have all this technology you

00:55:46.260 are like a giant being you know if

00:55:48.560 you're like freaking 20 feet tall but

00:55:50.820 whatever the point is that they they

00:55:52.680 did have a proclivity for gold and all

00:55:54.860 throughout my life I would look at gold

00:55:56.520 and I'd say this is worthless shit like

00:55:59.040 it's just like a you know a medallion or

00:56:01.560 whatever it is the ring I don't even

00:56:02.920 wear a gold ring I wear a plastic one but

00:56:05.220 I I maybe it's my autism I can't

00:56:08.120 understand the intrinsic value of gold

00:56:10.320 I understand that it is valuable I know

00:56:14.240 it's a good conductor I don't understand

00:56:16.200 why human beings throughout all throughout

00:56:18.600 the world all throughout time have decided

00:56:22.100 this is better than flower petals better

00:56:24.940 than fuel or baby blood gold is what we

00:56:28.900 want to use and I don't know why question

00:56:32.060 because it's like I know it's like okay

00:56:34.060 it's it's a it's a very pliable metal

00:56:36.660 it's it's when was the last time you

00:56:38.600 fucking made anything out of gold right

00:56:40.920 well I mean I'm not really I mean I was a

00:56:43.300 welder and a fabricator but I mean we're

00:56:45.100 not dealing with precious metal I would

00:56:46.700 like a golden tooth that'd be nice I know

00:56:48.720 it's antimicrobial but that can't be like

00:56:51.100 all of the the hype what what in your

00:56:53.520 estimation Tony is the inherent value of

00:56:56.540 of gold well it's it kind of goes back to

00:57:00.840 the philosophy of what money is money

00:57:02.700 needs to be transportable it needs to be

00:57:05.900 divisible and it needs to be scarce and

00:57:10.000 gold fills that role and and there's

00:57:12.060 something in human beings it's really a

00:57:15.280 great question yeah there you go it's a

00:57:16.920 gold back yeah shout out shout out real

00:57:18.940 right right he's in the chat right now

00:57:20.780 thanks real right got our gold backs

00:57:22.660 those those are great to have I put those

00:57:25.480 in some of the packages for my

00:57:27.100 subscription program we we get we source

00:57:29.300 those gold backs for sure very cool yeah I

00:57:31.860 think it's a it's a great question I

00:57:33.680 studied the history of gold there's just

00:57:36.400 something with mankind the linkage there I

00:57:39.360 think just in just on some like the

00:57:42.200 cellular level we gravitate towards it

00:57:45.900 there's something to it you know for good

00:57:49.160 or ill I'm I'm more neutral on it than

00:57:51.900 anything you mentioned there's the story of

00:57:54.960 the of the the Inca in Peru and I want to

00:57:58.900 say it was Pizarro who went down he was

00:58:01.800 the conquistador and they took over and

00:58:03.780 that the leader of the of the Inca they

00:58:06.820 they believed that gold was the sweat of

00:58:10.940 the sun and silver was the tears of the

00:58:13.520 moon they had they didn't look at it as

00:58:15.940 money like we like the Europeans did they

00:58:20.140 looked at it as something like

00:58:21.560 representations of like you mentioned like

00:58:24.740 a linkage to the gods like it was

00:58:27.660 something that that it was precious

00:58:29.440 obviously it was scarce it was hard to

00:58:31.960 get they mined for it but it wasn't like

00:58:34.040 they exchanged it as money per se and it

00:58:36.040 wasn't like divisible it wasn't coin like

00:58:38.040 we had the first gold coins out of Lydia

00:58:40.920 you know about 2500 years ago with

00:58:43.320 crisis that's not what the South

00:58:45.820 Americans were doing no civilizations with

00:58:48.180 gold and silver and neither were the

00:58:49.500 Egyptians for that matter for the most

00:58:51.960 part so yeah there is there's just

00:58:54.540 something to whether you read you read

00:58:55.820 the Bible and for history I read a

00:58:57.480 little bit of the Bible every day just

00:58:58.760 because there's a lot of history in

00:58:59.880 there it's a good thing for your mind

00:59:01.240 just even if you you know if some of the

00:59:04.480 Old Testament books is I think I just

00:59:06.900 got through with the book of Amos and

00:59:08.260 I'm like that was just one long

00:59:09.520 diatribe about just smiting with the

00:59:12.000 different tribes and other things you

00:59:13.700 know like and God's wrath I mean

00:59:15.420 there's like it's not it's not like a

00:59:17.500 the the spiritual lesson I don't know

00:59:19.960 if it's there but you know what's in

00:59:21.320 that all throughout those books gold and

00:59:23.460 silver they're talked about almost every

00:59:26.320 book of the Bible mentioned whether it's

00:59:27.800 comparisons comparing something to that

00:59:29.940 even Jesus gives lessons on the the gold

00:59:32.780 talents and stuff so it's all throughout

00:59:35.200 that it's just going to be part of our

00:59:36.780 culture I think forever that gold and

00:59:40.240 silver will have some and you mentioned

00:59:42.580 the conductivity of gold gold's also used

00:59:45.540 in medicine and other things it does

00:59:48.460 have other valuable things that it can

00:59:50.180 do you know aside from electronics

00:59:52.260 silver for sure you know there's 500

00:59:55.400 ounces of silver in every Tomahawk

00:59:57.180 missile I mean a lot of the military

00:59:59.780 industrial complex thrives off cheap

01:00:01.560 silver

01:00:01.920 I did not know that it's interesting I

01:00:05.760 wonder what the function of silver and

01:00:07.120 atomic hawk missile would be

01:00:08.360 it's it's because silver is the most

01:00:11.500 thermoconductive metal and they in order

01:00:14.680 to hide to have all the high-speed

01:00:16.100 conduction it's it's more conducted than

01:00:18.620 copper and they build them with silver

01:00:20.060 same thing with electric vehicles

01:00:21.680 there's about two kilograms of silver

01:00:23.400 and every electric vehicle that runs

01:00:25.720 off the line and solar panels and all of

01:00:27.960 that stuff as well so I want to take the

01:00:32.840 conversation a little bit back to this

01:00:34.220 this idea of where the economy is going

01:00:37.020 and I think that you know once again not

01:00:42.860 to get black billed but we bring it back

01:00:44.120 to the Weimar Republic or the the Roman

01:00:46.120 Empire and there is certainly this aspect

01:00:48.220 of a destabilization of their currency

01:00:49.800 before things really hit the fan but I do

01:00:53.240 like the optimism that you're coming with

01:00:55.320 Tony which is they didn't have the

01:00:56.900 resources that we have right we have

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01:01:59.800 um and I know that it's always risky giving

01:02:04.680 financial advice where in in your opinion

01:02:08.580 should people be heading or where would

01:02:10.640 you be if you were somebody who wasn't

01:02:12.640 involved in a gold and silver company uh who

01:02:15.680 didn't have this wealth of knowledge from all

01:02:18.520 the things that you've read and you know come

01:02:20.580 to understand where would the average person

01:02:23.220 begin um setting themselves up for

01:02:27.160 and and and what for what do you think might

01:02:31.460 be coming

01:02:31.820 well self-education is a must you got to go

01:02:35.340 find things for yourself I mean you go to

01:02:37.220 Amazon there's books there's great books on

01:02:39.480 on Bitcoin great books on gold I'm working on

01:02:42.280 one right now hopefully we can have it out before

01:02:44.140 the end of the year uh just kind of explaining that

01:02:47.040 you know gold and during the great reset and we'll

01:02:48.980 talk about central bank digital currencies and

01:02:50.940 we'll talk about Bitcoin uh in there too but

01:02:53.660 really it's just uh education let's start with

01:02:55.600 there if you want to invest invest in yourself

01:02:57.400 there's a lot of great literature follow

01:02:59.160 podcasts that are talking about crypto or

01:03:01.540 talking about gold and precious metals get you

01:03:04.220 know just stay up with the times you know check

01:03:06.180 out the news you go to kitco I don't have any

01:03:08.240 affiliation they they're actually a competitor

01:03:10.060 but kitco uh has a great list of news

01:03:13.160 aggregations every single day on the financial

01:03:15.220 markets that I pay attention to because if you

01:03:18.160 look at the financial markets guys there's about

01:03:21.940 estimated about 400 trillion in assets I don't

01:03:26.100 believe that's real but there's say 400 trillion

01:03:29.820 in market cap for assets all around the world and

01:03:32.360 these are big blocks of things like sovereign wealth

01:03:35.500 funds and securities and stock markets and currency

01:03:39.260 and all this stuff but if you look at this giant

01:03:41.380 chart up in the very top hand corner this little tiny

01:03:44.300 dot these three dots that are and then again

01:03:48.980 juxtaposed to these blocks of what's so-called

01:03:52.480 wealth up in the top left hand corner of that chart

01:03:55.300 is gold at 16 trillion dollar market cap silver

01:03:59.640 at a 1.4 and bitcoin at a 1.3 and that that's

01:04:04.520 just a baby compared to what is supposedly all of

01:04:08.160 this wealth and so I look and I'm saying well this

01:04:10.600 chart up here that shows me that gold only has a

01:04:13.360 16 trillion dollar market cap or bitcoin only has a

01:04:15.820 1.3 how does it do that in the face of hundreds

01:04:18.800 of trillions of so-called wealth if that's you know

01:04:21.760 to me I gotta be in something that's finite all that

01:04:25.380 other stuff is unlimited that can't really truly house

01:04:27.940 value so if you're working learn how to store your

01:04:32.680 work in something that is protected it just

01:04:36.500 intrinsically against inflation by its scarcity

01:04:39.820 and and you know there's something called gresham's law

01:04:43.380 where when bad money enters the system good money goes into

01:04:48.060 or into hiding gold and silver being good money goes outside of the system and

01:04:52.000 right now gold and silver are outside of the system

01:04:54.140 until they're brought back gold always wins

01:04:57.540 history shows us that there's always a return because

01:05:01.040 you got you get into a fiat deal it just goes free fall you had

01:05:04.540 you reach a tipping point where it's no longer sustainable to run that model

01:05:09.040 because you need more and more like it's a ponzi scheme you need more and more

01:05:11.920 money velocity to keep up as I mentioned earlier

01:05:14.140 so just educating yourself finding out how to you know buy a little bit of bitcoin

01:05:19.020 you don't have to you buy five bucks worth you know go to cash app

01:05:21.920 and buy a little bit of bitcoin um just have some in your own wallet

01:05:25.600 uh you can I've got that program or you can look at other

01:05:29.060 gold and silver companies but I've got a program that you can start as little as

01:05:32.660 fifty dollars a month and we'll send you gold backs we'll send you uh silver

01:05:36.940 rounds coins fractional things and we give you a detailed invoice

01:05:40.200 and show you what you would have paid if you bought these on your own going to one

01:05:44.780 of the major retailers and we've been very successful I got

01:05:47.720 like 1300 people or so around the country that's automatic

01:05:51.680 in between 50 bucks and we go all the way up to 5,000

01:05:54.820 so I've got you know 1300 in between those those ranges

01:05:58.460 that's per month yeah you can go per month uh you can do as little as 50 that's great

01:06:04.140 as we yeah I did that on I turned the model on its head because

01:06:07.880 a lot of the precious metals companies and I know why they don't do this

01:06:11.500 because it's the moving parts and the infrastructure because you don't make that

01:06:14.700 much on those lower ones and so it's like you got to have the people and the

01:06:17.420 crew and we we've got that in out of Branson my Branson Missouri my main

01:06:21.120 location and I got a great crew I hired a mom and daughter who used to run

01:06:27.040 the UPS store so like all my packages and all my stuff is like it's just second

01:06:30.940 to none we have a really good shipping system and um you know we again start at

01:06:36.440 50 bucks a month we have 900 plus five-star reviews um people love that so I'm not

01:06:42.260 just plugging here I'm just telling you like that's something you could do um get

01:06:46.120 a little bit of a time to stop don't you don't want to have it be such a daunting

01:06:49.920 thing you know to say well how do I you know I made a little money I did a side

01:06:54.880 hustle I want to turn it into some savings buy silver buy silver bullion I'm not

01:06:59.300 giving you financial advice I'm just telling you what I would do no man you

01:07:02.700 should fucking plug this is you know we get people plugging I just plug the t-shirt

01:07:06.520 I'm selling cloaks that's retarded you're you're selling uh actual money and

01:07:12.240 people should go there and buy that it's and one of the things that I really do

01:07:15.620 like about what you're doing is uh I know that when I was looking a while ago

01:07:19.680 trying to get uh some of these uh like like some of these gold companies

01:07:23.700 there's some that were like you can buy it and they're like yeah cool you bought

01:07:27.540 it and we'll just keep it here in our vault and I'm like I don't like that I

01:07:31.400 don't like because it's not my money if I don't have it like what the world goes

01:07:35.620 to shit and I call somebody I'm like hey can you send me your money and they're

01:07:39.000 like lose my number bag it you know like like it's not mine if you're actually

01:07:44.560 sending out this stuff and people have it in their hand this is tangible money

01:07:48.380 for when you know shit actually hits the fan it's it's a great idea I love what

01:07:52.940 I love what you're doing well that means a lot to me and I have a great team

01:07:56.980 it's it's been an interesting journey I started this a couple of years ago and

01:08:00.820 we've always been a company um that dealt with people that even there's no

01:08:05.780 minimums it's just kind of company I wanted to run and we always did direct

01:08:09.480 sales and we still do and we we deal nationwide but I love the the wolf pack

01:08:14.000 system and people do get a I said they you know again they love it they get a

01:08:18.500 kick out of it every every month it's going to be different we pick for you and

01:08:22.500 I get to do a lot of buy-ins that they can't you know so you get to pass the

01:08:26.860 savings on on to the pack so it's a lot of fun that's cool I I'd like to I'd love

01:08:31.840 to grow this show to a point where we could have like a little Nephilim death

01:08:35.100 squad bullion with the freaking but that's a whole we're building a cult very

01:08:39.100 slowly building a cult go ahead David Tony I wanted to ask you you know speaking

01:08:43.700 on this on this whole uh economic system that seems to be pitted against us uh when

01:08:49.200 you see things like the Biden administration they are sending our oil

01:08:55.100 reserves to Ukraine right and they're sending endless amounts of weapons and

01:09:00.020 money it's like every month there's another uh bunch of money to the tune of

01:09:05.540 billions of dollars sent to Ukraine or hundreds of millions of dollars but then

01:09:09.340 when we here in the United States are struck with a catastrophe like uh hurricane

01:09:15.180 was it Helene um and you know Milton did a number on Florida and for some reason

01:09:20.160 FEMA can't seem to figure out how to get what did they offer the people of South

01:09:24.580 Carolina 750 dollars which is incredibly insulting um I can't look at that without

01:09:31.620 feeling like it's by design but when you see that is that something that you would

01:09:35.820 attribute to malice or is this just the stupidity of the the Biden administration

01:09:40.120 well I I attribute most to malice um just based off of the design of it you know there was

01:09:48.320 something that James Forstall and he was the first secretary of defense and he was um you

01:09:52.760 know if you really read into it I don't think he jumped from that window at the Bethesda

01:09:56.220 Naval Hospital I think he was pushed out and um he said something to Joe McCarthy he said

01:10:01.300 uh if they were stupid if they were just stupid the ruling class then that every once in a while

01:10:05.760 they'd err in our favor but they never do um so I kind of look at it as a non-purpose thing

01:10:11.000 they hire stupid people um because stupid people usually have an inflated ego of some kind they can

01:10:17.120 use them for you know I'm really important I'm really smart and you're really not and you're

01:10:21.000 doing stuff that's just absolutely uh ass backwards and that's what they're doing um

01:10:25.980 they've really destroyed the economy from within and then they it's demoralizing you know you

01:10:32.000 you see that we give t-shirt men hundreds of billions of dollars for what you know and what

01:10:38.100 what what what does it have to do with us and of course we're losing you know our infrastructure here

01:10:42.720 in this country the the the water isn't drinkable in a lot of places like Flint Michigan you have all

01:10:49.200 you know these natural disasters you give them 750 dollars and Kamala Harris's belt she was wearing

01:10:54.200 the other day for the photo op costs more than the than seven it's like 780 dollars for the belt

01:10:59.460 she was wearing so I mean it's it's such a slap in the face and I think people pick up on it um

01:11:05.300 and it's going to be the order of the day for a while until this I think the the good news is

01:11:10.560 if you see these states that are making gold and silver the legal tender and and de-regulating

01:11:18.080 crypto like Oklahoma just did a massive deregulation on crypto and promoting Bitcoin and other

01:11:23.280 cryptocurrencies which is good um states like Tennessee uh making gold and silver legal tender

01:11:29.300 Arkansas Missouri and working on that these are all good things that's in the future you're going to see

01:11:35.180 options to to decentralize and uh the faster that you you know get through this learning curve the

01:11:41.420 better off you'll be in my opinion it's just one of the facets of surviving the great reset

01:11:48.460 because they're going to reset it they're resetting the financial system the BRICS nations Brazil Russia

01:11:53.860 India China South Africa the reason that they're doing what they're doing guys it's not to create

01:11:57.760 a rival currency to the U.S. dollar it's so they can re-monetize and uh you know reprice all of their

01:12:05.740 commodities that they hold that's why they're buying gold at the at a record pace we've broken all the

01:12:10.360 records the central banks are buying gold a little bit of insight on that we're not BRICS is China is

01:12:17.960 you know the you know the Russians I mean they're the Russians are about to make silver uh one of their

01:12:24.040 strategic reserve assets that's unheard of guys that hasn't happened since the pre-communist Chinese

01:12:30.060 did that so there's a lot of stuff happening on the global market they're going to reset the prices

01:12:34.760 of commodities um everything's going to have um you know it's going to be the trans trans valuation of

01:12:41.580 all values like Nietzsche talked about but it's instead it's going to come through in the system

01:12:45.600 of money it's it's interesting right because it's like uh so obviously this is a controlled demolition

01:12:51.060 but it's almost like America's has gone all in on this digital currency whereas uh the rest of the

01:12:57.900 world is like we're just going to go with what worked before and I don't I mean is there is there

01:13:04.460 any way that America comes out and actually wins with this digital currency or there's just there's

01:13:09.520 got to be no way they can compete with what what works right anything that you're talking about the

01:13:16.160 central bank digital currency yeah anything that that's tied to a CBDC um needs to be resisted by the

01:13:22.960 people and uh you may we may end up having to use it but I think there will be a pushback from the

01:13:29.020 American people I think it will it will be something like when they start to go completely cashless and

01:13:33.700 other things and I think there will just be parallel systems set up I don't think it'll have the same

01:13:39.000 effect they've really tipped their hand on this uh they it's not a smooth transition they'll use crisis

01:13:44.980 to implement it um you know problem reaction solution they'll do that they'll use a crisis never let a good

01:13:50.440 crisis go to waste um as they say but I think that ultimately we're keeping pace right now

01:13:56.700 building other systems and education I think is better than it's ever been uh in the realms because

01:14:02.600 you you kind of you get on the job training because you go to the grocery store and you go

01:14:07.400 well everything costs more why does everything cost more why does it cost more to fill up my tank

01:14:11.840 why you know why did my paycheck you know I got a raise but I can't buy as much as I did last year

01:14:16.320 or the year before well it's because of you know the damage the debasement of our currency and so

01:14:22.780 that teaches you right there just in real time maybe I should you know if I do make a little extra

01:14:27.260 if I need to get some savings why I can't hold I can't hold it in something that is going to devalue

01:14:33.880 it seems like these uh this idea of the central bank digital currency that is what they would like

01:14:40.760 to achieve if they pull off um what you've been talking about the the great reset um and obviously

01:14:48.040 there's a lot of issues with that but one of the most basic ones that also extends into things like

01:14:54.460 bitcoin and such is that I it's it's my contention I think at some point we're going to see this sort of

01:15:01.920 um either an electromagnetic pulse attack or some sort of solar flare is going to knock out the grid and

01:15:08.580 I'm not saying that to be doom and gloom but I'm saying that because it's been sort of on the menu

01:15:12.360 for a long time I've been a conspiracy theorist since 2006 and this idea that the grid was going

01:15:18.980 to go down was always something it seems like there's little things that they they sort of dangle

01:15:23.880 in front of us as conspiracy theorists um and they will eventually come to pass but you'll be primed

01:15:29.960 with the idea for you know so I guess what we decades now and so um if that does happen

01:15:36.380 well then anything that's a digital currency is going to be worthless but that's as far as my

01:15:42.780 knowledge goes that that makes me go this is probably a bad idea um that being said there are

01:15:49.700 people that are getting you know rich off of off of um off of these you know various coins and such

01:15:56.200 uh but because my understanding is limited and my only worry is like what happens if the grid goes down

01:16:04.940 well that extends to to gold too right then you'd essentially be on a barter system people would

01:16:10.640 choose whether or not they find value in gold and silver and so if this would be a skill sharing

01:16:16.700 sort of an issue this would be a I have this and you have that so let's try to make this happen

01:16:21.340 um so for those of us who say well what happens if the whole system goes down then all of this is

01:16:28.280 worthless really the response to that is like yeah then you have a whole different problem on your

01:16:32.200 hands and the last thing you need to be worrying about is gold and silver or or bitcoin your savings

01:16:36.980 account at that level I mean and this guys at some level gold silver bitcoin it's just a bet that

01:16:42.180 civilization will continue it below that you're talking about food and and ammo okay it's like

01:16:47.680 food food water you know uh purification and uh means to defend yourself land that'd be much more

01:16:54.460 valuable um so but if there's trade and there's still you know and it's not the zombie apocalypse

01:17:00.680 you're gonna need money and um you know there's just a difference between currency and money you

01:17:04.780 understand that and you're much further down the road in a better place in my opinion

01:17:09.500 hey uh tony I have here in your in your sheet um that I've been looking at this for a while and I

01:17:17.020 want to ask you what is moneta's whisper it sounds fascinating you're talking about roman goddesses and

01:17:23.340 stuff like this can you uh give us a little deep dive on that sounds like flowery language for a queef but

01:17:28.520 I'm sure there's something there's something much more now I could never run I can never unhear that

01:17:35.200 sorry that's really good I'm gonna think about I'm gonna try not to laugh next time I'm given

01:17:40.600 so this you know one of the things I I always was fascinated by I grew up with my dad's an

01:17:46.920 entrepreneur and and built built his own bank and had uh you know convenience stores and a fuel

01:17:51.720 business in north Texas when I was growing up and I always wanted to learn about the history of money

01:17:57.800 you know I mean I was like if I want to try to make money shouldn't I learn what money is and

01:18:01.460 where it comes from and what it's been used for it's really a fascinating history and it goes back

01:18:06.440 um I mean all there's money before this but um the roman temple it was to the uh the god the god

01:18:14.440 juno and um they had this it was a sacred temple that they uh used as a fortress and the romans

01:18:21.680 defended it and one of the um you know the the civilizations uh tribes that they had fought

01:18:29.620 against were the gauls which you know now the french and um the the gauls were going to attack

01:18:35.260 this this citadel and this fortress and and uh uh you know again the temple and they were warned by a

01:18:43.720 flock of geese so they're able to repel the gauls so they rechristened the temple to the goddess

01:18:49.140 moneta which is the goddess of warning and that temple is the same place where they made the first

01:18:54.700 roman gold and silver coins it's also uh where you get the term money money is moneta and uh the uh

01:19:02.200 again that's where you get the term mint uh all that comes from the that one um uh palace and uh you

01:19:10.780 know temple that was named after the goddess moneta is the root word of money and it's interesting

01:19:15.400 because modeta is the goddess of warning so really money in and of itself philosophically is a warning

01:19:22.420 it's the first warning to a free society and a just society um if you are in us if you're looking

01:19:29.520 at the the way that the money supply is being run right now i would say it's a very unjust uh criminal

01:19:34.860 operation um it's not sound money you can't um for your labors for your hard work you can't unless you

01:19:42.280 do this with yourself like you have to go and you have to be in your own bank but it's not built into

01:19:47.720 the system to honor your work and to honor what you put on the table as a reward for your energy

01:19:53.820 you're being rewarded in fake and it just really even just on a on a spiritual level i think trickles

01:20:00.280 down into everything that we do and uh once you know once you've seen the magic trick though it's

01:20:05.580 like i show like kids come into the uh the shop and either branson or texas and i'll they'll want to

01:20:10.300 buy their first you know silver coin or whatever and uh i'll talk to them i'll bring some examples

01:20:15.520 out and i'll give them like a two or three minute rundown on what money is because once they hear that

01:20:20.020 they can never unhear it kind of like your joke there that you threw at me about that's awesome

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01:22:03.560 just went ahead and ruined that for you um no i love it that's funny i wonder do you think that

01:22:11.180 it just seems that the nature of of creating a monetary system um that is obviously much more

01:22:19.680 efficient than a bartering system right because it's as simple as if i don't have what somebody else

01:22:26.060 wants in exchange for what i want from them then i'm kind of screwed right and so at the most

01:22:31.640 fundamental levels you can understand why you would need a monetary system but it just seems to

01:22:37.560 me that the nature of one is that it can be co-opted and leveraged against us and it almost makes me

01:22:46.080 wonder if the beginning is a sign of the end every time historically speaking is i wonder if that's the

01:22:54.260 case because as long as there is a system that is so impactful over a people there will always be

01:23:01.580 those who seek to control it and leverage it against the people and i couldn't imagine how you create a

01:23:08.460 system that either couldn't be changed like we've seen you know countless times or can in its you know

01:23:15.520 fundamental state be leveraged against the people um i think the same thing when it comes to i often

01:23:21.440 wonder about america and it's being a melting pot um because what happens is when you have the fabric

01:23:29.200 of a culture and there's no cohesiveness between cultures meaning that you can uh immigrate to the

01:23:36.100 united states of america but you can find a pocket of your people where you actually don't have to

01:23:41.260 assimilate you don't have to learn the language you don't have to adopt the culture you can continue

01:23:45.520 living the way that you live amongst your people and in a way we've in the states kind of said well

01:23:51.640 that's their right to do and it certainly is their right but what ends up happening is there is no

01:23:57.500 cohesion through this fabric of western society and when there are holes in that fabric there are those

01:24:04.460 who seek to stick their fingers in the holes and stretch them out and rip them apart and you know

01:24:08.960 essentially destroy uh what is western culture and so i wonder if it's the same with the monetary system

01:24:14.940 do you think that one could be created that is bulletproof enough to keep those who would seek to

01:24:23.420 leverage it against us from doing so or is it almost like this sad kind of poetry of

01:24:30.400 right a monetary system is the beginning of the end it's a tell you know great nations uh strong

01:24:39.180 countries that can project power they rise on sound money and economic nationalism and they decline on

01:24:44.900 fiat currency and free trade that's over and over again that's what history tells us history is very

01:24:49.720 cyclical there there is no perfect system the price of liberty is eternal vigilance so you'd have to

01:24:56.340 again it's constantly to keep an eye on it be a watchman not all that stuff that's what you have

01:25:00.940 to do um and we're just in a weird period of history where a lot of these bad ideas they're

01:25:07.180 meeting reality you can only outrun the math so long because math isn't political it doesn't care

01:25:11.760 it's just going to run right over you and uh you look at where we are like worldwide there's 350

01:25:18.000 trillion dollars in debt supposedly there's 400 trillion dollars in assets i don't believe that

01:25:23.080 so you're really bankrupt the world world's bankrupt on paper the same thing with the u.s and you can

01:25:28.600 only inflate your way out of these problems so eventually on all you know that's that line from

01:25:35.220 uh fight club on a long enough timeline the survival rate for everybody drops to zero

01:25:39.920 that is true uh of fiat currencies they all go to zero

01:25:43.600 that might be true for democracies as well i mean just pretty much any kind of civilizations they

01:25:51.120 start off pretty damn good yeah cyclical we're in uh we're in some kind of end stage here in america

01:25:57.680 but uh the the good thing about it is that there's when you look around you and you look around like

01:26:04.260 people like you that are starting businesses people like us that are just doing you know things are kind

01:26:09.220 of falling apart but we're still like doing things people are people will continue to build so whatever

01:26:14.880 the structure is that is around us america whatever you like to call it the culture that can die

01:26:19.900 the money can die things can happen but people they'll still continue i mean i think covid was a

01:26:25.980 great example of that where um you had the government making every bad decision that's

01:26:31.840 that you can possibly make uh printing money locking people down all kinds of stuff but still

01:26:38.420 it's amazing when you look at the persistence of the american people to continue to like like we can't

01:26:45.020 get glass for houses and they're like still we're still gonna build houses and eventually we'll figure

01:26:49.500 out how to get the windows and lo and behold this freaking windows you know came a little bit later

01:26:54.100 but they're people are not gonna stop the systems are going to you know create snaggles and hurdles

01:27:01.320 along the way but yeah that's i just think that that's that's a that's a white pilling thing for

01:27:06.440 me just looking at the people it's like they're not gonna stop they want the people actually want

01:27:10.840 better and you could continue to suppress them but they're gonna try at the risk of um sounding corny for

01:27:17.120 for quoting this there was a line in game of thrones that i thought was an excellent line and i forget

01:27:23.080 who said it it might have been the the eunuch bald character the fat bald guy um barris thank you i knew

01:27:31.940 it was a v he uh i think he's the one who said chaos is a ladder and i do think it's it's this idea of

01:27:39.940 cooler minds will prevail and in these moments of of great turbulence uh there are opportunities

01:27:48.560 that present themselves where if you are in a system that moves like a well-oiled machine well

01:27:55.780 then there is an assembly line and there's very little space for you to get in and get creative

01:28:00.480 but when that machine starts to fall apart you have to improvise and sometimes in those moments

01:28:05.640 of improv really spectacular things happen um i think that i started a podcast in in 2020 uh during

01:28:15.420 the the pandemic and uh a lot of people were hunkering down and choosing to do nothing and

01:28:21.480 waiting for it to pass and it didn't stop me so i think it's a matter of of mindset and i think those

01:28:29.100 people there are a certain type of of people that thrive in chaos and i think some of our greatest

01:28:34.360 innovation happens to come of time during times of of greatest stress on a peoples and so um i don't

01:28:43.400 have a negative outlook on the future i think the reason that we can't create perfect systems whether

01:28:49.600 it's monetary political or otherwise is because we aren't god god creates perfect systems we don't

01:28:55.400 and uh and so that'll always be the case whether or not the beginning is a sign of the end during the

01:29:01.680 implementation of a monetary system or otherwise um is just indicative of us being imperfect but i do

01:29:08.160 think that beautiful things tend to happen when shit falls apart uh so i'm eager to see you know who

01:29:15.560 who kind of rises to the top during these times who gives people an alternative uh way out of a collapse

01:29:23.500 during these times and uh i don't think that it is all bad i think that yeah we're born during it's an

01:29:29.640 interesting time tony you said that i think at the beginning of the show it's a it's an interesting

01:29:33.300 time to be alive uh i wouldn't have it any other way despite the the the terrible things that are

01:29:38.840 unfolding on the world stage i think that uh you know it's just a do or die moment are you going to

01:29:45.500 sit back and wait for somebody else to kind of solve these problems or are you going to innovate are

01:29:50.580 you going to start a podcast during a pandemic are you going to start a business you know what i mean

01:29:54.700 are you going to sell racist t-shirts during during the pandemic that's a you know a good friend of

01:30:00.400 mine uh pete quinones when all this was going down 2019 to 2020 uh he told me he said um he says so

01:30:08.640 the empire is crumbling and i was like well all right well what do what are we supposed to do about

01:30:12.460 he said we'll start building what you want to see in its place and that stuck with me it still sticks

01:30:17.300 with me i think about it all the time um but tony where uh where does this leave you because you're

01:30:24.780 building you're building some i'm looking at you you're a guy that's constantly building different

01:30:28.680 things what is what's in the future for uh wisewolf gold and silver or tony artember what are you what

01:30:35.340 are you doing what's your plan i think uh the most important thing that i have on the docket right now

01:30:41.220 is just making sure i can have supply it's not what people think it is um making sure that i can

01:30:46.620 always supply it i can sell product to make sure my members get what they ordered um that's my top

01:30:51.820 product has been my top priority for the last three years because i saw the writing on the wall

01:30:56.600 especially after the lockdowns and covid 1984 and all that what the supply chains for precious metals

01:31:03.340 are not what you think and uh seeing what the central banksters are doing and how much gold they're

01:31:08.600 buying there's going to be a supply shock in the physical not just in precious metals but there's

01:31:14.480 going to be a supply shock and things like bitcoin um because of the etfs and blackrock and all these

01:31:19.540 big entities uh buying up they're got close to a billion dollars where the inflows the other day

01:31:24.680 uh for bitcoin on those new etfs and so um i'm just trying to get supply done uh i figured that

01:31:32.900 problem out and then uh reaching people in in education that's that's really that's my my mission

01:31:39.260 is to to try to explain these complex things where look i'm a paratrooper who likes books guys i mean

01:31:45.080 i'm not this i'm not a genius um and i'm certainly not an economist thank god i actually believe in

01:31:50.760 economics most economists don't now i think that if they reach the the uh mainstream level anyways so

01:31:57.680 uh just continue to do what i do so i you know we i'm really thankful that i get to uh to jump on shows

01:32:04.740 like this and we have these conversations because this is a why it's not just about it's not just

01:32:10.120 boring it's not just about you know uh the monetary system it's about our lives it's about civilization

01:32:15.840 and it's about the future amen man i agree and uh tell the people one more time where they can

01:32:22.980 get your stuff where they can support you where they can support themselves this is a it's like kind

01:32:27.420 of a i i feel like you're not lugging you're more like hey stupid trying to help you out here let

01:32:35.140 let him know it's a good thing that what i do kind of sells itself i don't have to really it's not a

01:32:39.540 hard sell you know it's like hey if you know the history then you know this is something you can do

01:32:43.480 to diversify and protect yourself and weather some of these geopolitical storms and internal turmoil

01:32:49.040 and things like that so um yeah you can go to my website is arterburn.gold uh that's where you

01:32:55.320 can find my shows you can find links there's even a tab there so just buy gold it'll take you to

01:32:59.600 wolfpack.gold and you can see uh the memberships and how all that works we made it really simple

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01:33:21.220 not it's fine we we we're always going to be there uh that's the that's the goal to keep that easy

01:33:26.260 and uh there's a lot of educational stuff that goes on with uh with wolfpack as well so go check

01:33:33.660 nice and this is your show here america unplugged i'm part of that show i'm on a it's every saturday

01:33:39.200 we do a show called america unplugged with billy ray valentine of the infinite fringe and the historian

01:33:44.100 uh don jeffries who wrote hidden history among other books uh it's kind of a round table discussion

01:33:49.980 on the headlines of the week it's a fun show uh so every saturday over on rockfin and rumble is

01:33:55.780 america unplugged you find the podcast but i've also got a podcast called paratroother um which is a lot

01:34:01.540 of fun we we cover everything it's not just uh not just the monetary system or you know the history of

01:34:07.000 fiat currency it is everything we just did one on weather modification um so that's a fun show and

01:34:12.080 i have a radio show that's the art of burn radio transmission it's been around uh for the last seven

01:34:17.240 years and um like fm we're on i'm on am stations i have a little bit of syndication i've been in radio

01:34:25.760 since um 2013 i learned a lot about you know how that whole thing works and i'm definitely not i'm

01:34:32.580 an acquired taste that's why i didn't like you know the i know what i could say to have a much larger

01:34:37.920 audience and and grow but i don't believe those things so it's just it's really hard i'm like well

01:34:43.920 i want to you know i want to get a little bit so i i like where i'm at though it's a it's a good show

01:34:47.720 i broke i used to do it every day and now i just do it once a week on thursdays and um it's a it's a

01:34:53.180 it's a fun show nice yeah guys go follow we'll have all your links in the description and we actually

01:34:58.720 did just have don jeffries on i don't even i've lost track of time he's awesome yeah dude that

01:35:04.060 magnificent what he held court yeah dude um man what was the name of his book i forgot the name of his

01:35:10.220 book it's probably it's probably uh the american memory hole yeah american yeah yeah he's a great

01:35:16.220 writer great totally recommend if you haven't read hidden history folks go get a copy of don jeffries

01:35:21.520 book i i read that book before i met don and i now every week i'm you know on a on a show with them

01:35:26.560 and uh yeah just what what uh you know especially with what we do and how we look at the world hidden

01:35:32.760 history will help you kind of make sense of it absolutely absolutely we've lost ourself in hidden

01:35:38.780 history and uh the bible here but you know hopefully we're bringing some kind of edification

01:35:43.460 to the people that listen and not just brain damage but uh tony thank you thank you for coming on man i

01:35:50.060 know it was like we had to reschedule a couple times i'm glad we did this it uh this episode made

01:35:54.340 me feel like uh going back to my libertarian roots and that's always a good thing whenever we have

01:35:59.700 someone that actually knows you know knows something not just i learned something i feel like i i

01:36:06.220 leveled up from uh financially retarded to like i don't know financially autistic maybe there's a

01:36:11.540 separation to be noted there i feel like i learned a little bit hopefully the audience did too so i

01:36:17.060 really appreciate your time tony appreciate you yes and guys we'll be back uh today in a couple of

01:36:22.820 hours with part 18 of the revelation series with uh ed mabry so we'll catch you guys soon and uh peace out

01:36:30.820 peace out

01:36:31.580 the greatest hypnotist on planet earth is a oblong box in the corner of the room it is constantly

01:36:39.460 telling us what to believe is real if you can persuade them that what they see with their eyes is what

01:36:46.180 there is to see you go because they'll laugh in the face of an explanation that portrays the bigger

01:36:53.680 picture of what's happening and they have

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Nephilim Death Squad - November 22, 2024

075： Beyond Fiat： Tony Arterburn on Gold, Bitcoin, and the Economy

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