00:04:11.720Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, step in the room, suit on tight tight, yeah, ride Jews all night, numbers talk loud, my bitches Andrew Tate, my name is PBD, my numbers got gate, stacking up wins, yeah, the numbers don't lie, we aiming sky high, my name is PBD, my numbers got gate, I'm a top guard, a slave to Adam, I'm a Netanyahu, yeah, I'm aiming high on the ground every day, no lie, I'm a top guard,
00:15:28.780It's overwhelming a mental illness and everybody has to pretend like that's normal.
00:15:32.620Everybody who says who doesn't speak up about that, they're actively normalizing it.
00:15:37.760And so these people, everyone, they know, most of these people may know that they're living in a pretend world and everybody has to abide by it.
00:15:43.740And they go crazy and then they get demonically possessed and they take HRT.
01:14:01.600It's actually so insane now that it's just going straight to Israel, which is even worse than the price is just staying the same.
01:14:08.160They're actually sending it to Israel to fund a war, I guess, against Iran, I think, is what we're going to see.
01:14:14.800Because Iran has a straight-up form moves and they connect oil to a lot of the world, South Korea, a lot of the European Union.
01:14:20.460But is it true? Because I saw that Venezuela was denying that this happened.
01:14:25.700Well, the Bloomberg article was trying to make it seem like Venezuela's government was sending cargo ships straight to Israel.
01:14:34.480And it seems like it'd be a very moot point, not too important, but it actually is important because the whole goal of saying, oh, they're sending it straight to Israel is to demoralize the Venezuelans and create chaos in the country.
01:14:48.720and also just to take the blame off of Trump, because how many times did Trump come out and
01:14:53.520say that we're going to get we're going to make so much money, we're going to have cheaper gas
01:14:57.340if we get the record levels of Venezuelan oil. And he doesn't want to take the blame for saying
01:15:03.020that, oh, you know, we're sending it to Israel now. But yeah, they're not sending it straight
01:15:09.140to Israel from Venezuela. They don't even have a say in the matter. Yeah. Well, I mean, what is
01:15:13.940the Venezuelan government? They're saying the Venezuelan government denied it. Isn't the
01:15:16.780government just trump now no the venezuelan government is i mean you got to judge it day
01:15:24.240by day it's such a chaotic situation but the venezuelan government is the same exact as it was
01:15:31.460you know the day before maduro was captured the only difference is maduro is gone so all of the
01:15:36.400same people are still there all of the hardliners i should say most of the hardliners in the
01:15:41.500government are still there. The people I was really close to in Venezuela, some of them were
01:15:47.500removed probably by U.S. demands from government, some key ministers. But some of them were kept in
01:15:55.660place. The security minister is still there. He's like the most important one who's a hardline
01:16:00.800chavismo person. But overall, Venezuela still has full control of the nationalization aspect of
01:16:10.140their oil. So any future projects, they're going to have over 51% control of it. And the U S will
01:16:16.500have to take a minority share. Okay. So this is going to uncover more. I mean, one thing that
01:16:24.600maybe I exaggerated was like, it's Iraq 2.0, right? There was a lot more destruction in Iraq.
01:16:29.340What is it? 3 million civilians and a lot more troops were stationed. It doesn't seem like it's
01:16:33.880that level they couldn't do it they couldn't do it i mean trump trump obviously gets like the w
01:16:41.300of parading did you see the video of them like parading maduro with the van doors open through
01:16:46.800new york and it was in it was close to my apartment in new york bro that looked like something out of
01:16:52.220like a spider-man movie like carrying a bad guy through new york city or something they love doing
01:16:56.940that in new york same thing when luigi mangioni got arrested they did all the photo ops with like
01:17:00.580him in the orange suit the mayor showed up yeah it's very spider-man coded but yeah that situation
01:17:06.700it seems like we've been vindicated about that you're on the right side about that i face a lot
01:17:10.600of backlash people call me a third world communist and everything and also what i think is interesting
01:17:15.200is especially so you like professor jen correct i've been watching a lot of his lectures he
01:17:19.000emailed back by the way and he said that he wants to he wants to come on the stream and talk good
01:17:23.560good yeah i mean i think i think he's uh i think he's really good on geopolitical stuff i i don't
01:17:29.780say i agree with him on everything but um he gets a lot right when it comes to geopolitics see i know
01:17:34.960where you probably disagree so and this is where this follows my train of thought uh i've been
01:17:40.780kind of touching on this for the past several years but i've really been pushing it this year
01:17:44.100that i don't believe in any party i don't i just follow god but things like communism nazism far
01:17:49.880left far right republican democrat all of it is benefiting the same group in the same country
01:17:55.200so i don't really see it worthwhile to subscribe to those ideologies when it doesn't there there's
01:18:03.260inconsistencies there's hypocrisies and there's not really proper examples of it working right
01:18:07.820last time we spoke when we did the stream here we talked extensively about communism and stuff and
01:18:12.220again when i went to that maduro protest and especially when i was anti-venezuela regime
01:18:15.800change a lot of the american communist party were saying hey join us join us and what i like about
01:18:21.340professor jang is he detailed in one of the lectures about how marxism was created uh to
01:18:26.520create an inevitable step program where it goes communism then socialism then capitalism he wanted
01:18:31.520those to go so capitalism is necessary to create socialism and we're seeing that right now in new
01:18:36.000york right people have average debt of ninety four thousand dollars and then they elected
01:18:39.280democratic socialist because they can't afford rent and then everything gets socialist and
01:18:42.380eventually you need communism right but marxism is detailed as having an elite class that rules
01:18:46.820over the slave class am i saying that correctly yeah just that there's class contradiction
01:18:53.760all of history is uh hitherto is is made up of class contradiction and obviously whether it's
01:19:02.620a feudal society slave society or capitalist society you do have class contradiction and at
01:19:08.640some point that boils to a certain level where the masses will you know foment revolution i wouldn't
01:19:14.940call I wouldn't call Zoran Mamdani a socialist though I mean you you wouldn't either right he's
01:19:19.900Democrat socialist he's bringing like Ford but what does that even mean those people are all
01:19:24.820Trotskyites like they're basically like Dick Cheney they're bringing you saw he brought the
01:19:29.540Ford Foundation Zionist Ford Foundation on his transition team and stuff it's like no what is
01:19:36.120that can you explain no the Ford Foundation or the transition team no no no can you tell me
01:19:44.940which one about uh for what did mom donnie do with ford
01:19:49.700he he there's this woman that works on i think it's she works on the board of the ford foundation
01:19:56.820and also i can look up the exact tweet it wasn't just that he he had a selection of people that
01:20:05.360he brought on to his transition team which are all like corporate elite inside of new york city
01:20:12.040Manhattan in particular and let's see the full list of people I know I'm seeing people in the
01:20:17.820chat and I was saying that mom Donnie's Epstein's son that's some retard slop that Alex Jones put
01:20:21.940out there if any of you actually believe that like you you probably should uh take some transgender
01:20:26.780hormones or just you're beyond saving if you believe that AI bullshit bro come on
01:20:34.320and I'll get into Trotsky right after you pull it up too because I was I've been taking a lot of
01:20:40.700been spending more time to learn about you know geopolitics and the isms especially communism
01:20:47.280there's there's more lectures that i need to read and read about for communism but
01:20:50.600you did bring up trotsky's uh leon trotsky i'll read that while you're looking it up yeah i mean
01:20:56.720a quick detour well there's two points we're focused on right now chat so he's bringing up
01:20:59.840the momdani and ford but in the jongle show he mentioned how leon trotsky was a jew and
01:21:06.660he was charismatic. And so the original leader of Russia before Trotsky, they had
01:21:11.860Trotsky before him, there was an uncharismatic leader that was, what was his name? It wasn't,
01:21:23.560it was, uh, shit. Was it, it wasn't Benjamin Israeli. Oh, it was, they, they thought, um,
01:21:33.800Yeah, Lenin. Lenin was not charismatic, and so they needed a charismatic guy. And so then they brought in Trotsky, Jew. He was very charismatic, and he was focused and fanatical.
01:21:45.580Oh, no, yeah, Lenin was not charismatic, but he was focused and fanatical, so he outlined it, but Leon Trotsky was the charismatic Jew.
01:21:52.240And he had an apartment in New York City, even though he led the Bolshevik Revolution with Lenin, and he had an apartment in New York funded by wealthy Jewish bankers.
01:22:00.940And so even though the wealthy Jewish bankers were supporting somebody that went against the capitalism, communism ideology, they supported him because he was, you know, he was supportive of transnational capital, a.k.a. Wall Street, you know, the central bank system.
01:22:28.420He appointed a Ford Foundation woman, Federal Trade Commission, people from the Bloomberg and de Blasio administration, all Zionists.
01:22:38.940Ford Foundation. Ford Foundation is basically like a liberal deep state civic group that pushes, you know, all of the the Zionist cultural issues in America about the quality and whatnot.
01:22:56.620And like the thing, the immigration, the like, what do they call it?
01:23:02.940The vote harvesting, all that sort of stuff.
01:24:29.480I mean, how else can we assess who is the most powerful, most successful economy on the face of the earth today without addressing China?
01:24:40.420China is the number one manufacturing superpower, energy producer, so on and so forth.
01:24:44.940And communism is all about accelerating the forces of production while making sure that the people are able to have as much as possible in terms of the profits generated.
01:24:56.400So that's why it's like China has a national bank.
01:24:59.120They don't have people from Israel running a federal trade commission, dual citizens, something like that.
01:25:05.520You have the land is controlled by the people in China, not controlled by Bill Gates, not controlled by BlackRock.
01:25:13.700And they have a planned economy which focuses on actual mobilization of productive forces.
01:25:21.480So you look at, like, major infrastructure.
01:25:24.300You look at the shipping industry in China.
01:25:28.860You look at even the semiconductor chip industry, AI.
01:25:31.320You look at cars, automobiles, anything, really.
01:36:16.520So it was like the only time that liberals and neoconservatives called Taiwan China part of China was when there was all these slave sweatshops going on in Taiwan.
01:36:41.240OK, I mean, I've spoken to a lot of Uyghurs.
01:36:43.400I haven't done extensive research on that, but they all seem very adamant that this is happening.
01:36:46.960And you're saying that it's like a lie, but most of it is the denial of it.
01:36:50.720Most of the people just deny that Uyghur genocide is going on and that there's persecution of Muslims in China.
01:36:56.380That's the main narrative. It's not the other way around.
01:37:00.560I mean, most, so like if you look at the official, you know, sources for the Uyghur claims,
01:37:09.700It comes from all of these alphabet soup of Uyghur representation, Uyghur freedom, Uyghur tribunal, Uyghur Congress, all these different groups and organizations.
01:37:20.140And it just so happens that they were like all funded by the National Endowment for Democracy.
01:37:25.440It just so happens that all of their leaders come and meet with Mike Pompeo, CIA, John Bolton, National Security Advisor, the biggest neocon Zionist hawks on the face of the earth.
01:37:34.920It's like, how are we supposed to believe on its face that Mike Pompeo cares about Muslims anywhere or John Bolton or any of these people?
01:37:59.120Well, I mean, China is also one of the countries that promotes the most amount of censorship out of any nation.
01:38:03.200I mean, it's going to be hard to get actual footage from it. Correct. They ban social media. Israel does, too. But we get stuff out of Israel. I mean, like you'd think that they'd have something right. They say that there's one to two million. They used to say they don't say it anymore. Associated Press came out in, I think, in 2022. And they said that, you know, it had ended.
01:38:23.980uh but with one to two million people interned like you'd think that you'd have some sort of
01:38:33.140proof some list of names that the how they got the number of one to two million is actually
01:38:38.500incredible uh the u.s government sent researchers into xinjiang which is like this super massive
01:38:46.400region of china and they went into eight different villages throughout xinjiang and they asked like
01:38:53.02050 to 100 people in each of those villages and they specifically chose those villages you know
01:38:58.840do you know anyone that had been taken away do you know anyone who'd been disappeared
01:39:02.260and it was like you know two people here three people here maybe zero people at the next place
01:39:08.100and then they extrapolated those very small amounts of numbers across a population of
01:39:13.640millions and millions tens of millions of people and that's how they arrived at the conclusion
01:39:19.000that there's some genocide going on okay so so your your belief is that the uyghur genocide is
01:39:24.420a fabricated lie by people like muhammad ajab in order to attack the chinese government
01:39:30.760i don't he's not smart enough to have come up with it but uh not muhammad ajab but yeah i'm
01:39:38.100saying he's a smart guy but you're saying that people like that promote it in order to dig in
01:39:42.280china i don't think he's a smart guy i don't think he's smart at all i mean like he makes
01:39:46.760his whole thing about being anti-zionist but then he repeats the zionist propaganda you know israel
01:39:51.660supports like a uyghur state israel meets with this that's not my bigger question but but you
01:39:57.500you think that this is this story which is not even a huge story this is barely spoken about
01:40:01.900most people don't know about the uyghurs that this is the people that are talking about uyghur
01:40:05.960genocide and re-education camps they're saying that there's videos of this that this is all
01:40:09.280fabrication to destroy China's reputation, correct? Well, no. Re-education camps were a
01:40:17.700prominent phenomenon in the region. That is true. That is true. And the reason why that's true was
01:40:24.660because during the early 2000s, there was a ton of terrorist attacks that were taking place across
01:40:30.900China. And it wasn't like every single Uyghur or anything like that. In fact, China has, you know,
01:40:37.680they have uh what do you call the halal food at every university they have uyghur script on every
01:40:43.340single currency every single you know yuan bill that they have in the country uh and they have
01:40:49.320mosques all across china and they're still building mosques there's mosques all over china i've been
01:40:54.460i've never seen a mosque and i've been to beijing xian chong shah i've never seen a mosque there
01:40:58.280you should check them out next time i was in shanghai i was out one i didn't go in obviously
01:41:02.740but i was outside of it uh but anyways the what were we just talking about before i went down that
01:41:10.680path the the re-education camps right so they had all these terrorist attacks and like at one point
01:41:16.800i think there was one where like a hundred people got killed it was like uh and these were taking
01:41:20.600place further and further uh east into the country because xinjiang is in the far west
01:41:26.320and all of these guys that were committing these terrorist attacks were guys who were fighting
01:41:33.240and were indoctrinated by the cia with this like wahhabist you know more about this stuff than i
01:41:40.900do but like the the salafist sort of ideology that they carried into syria and now which in part
01:41:47.540controls syria right so a lot of these uyghurs actually fought in the operation to overthrow
01:41:55.400Assad and a lot of them were kicked out of China because they were coordinating with these terror
01:42:00.500attacks that were moving further and further closer to the capital and creating a lot of
01:42:04.780instability in China. So they did have a terrorist problem and they got rid of it. You know America
01:42:11.900when we have a terrorist problem if it's Mossad we welcome it and we allow it to happen.
01:42:17.500If it's someone else I mean we send them to Guantanamo Bay with like no hope of ever being
01:42:24.140freed now i i terrorism is a difficult situation to deal with anywhere the last thing i'll say
01:42:30.940the uyghurs are predominantly terrorists i'm is that no no i mean uyghurs are not predominantly
01:42:37.380terrorists but the terrorists were predominantly uyghur yes in china yes in the early 2000s mid
01:42:43.8002000s and whatnot and the problem was china said that they wanted to alleviate the the issues by
01:42:51.740uplifting the economic prosperity of these people, which they were doing. They lifted 840 million
01:42:58.600people out of poverty over the past 40 years in China. And a lot of that was predominantly
01:43:04.580in Inner Mongolia, Tibet, and Xinjiang, where the Uyghurs are. And the problem with what
01:43:11.240Mohammed Dejabi and these other guys were doing was they were saying that any U.S. company that
01:43:17.480is doing business or any uk company that is doing business in xinjiang where the uyghurs lived
01:43:22.760and they were trying to make wages and a salary and have some sort of other way of life than
01:43:28.200in some cases resorting to what was happening uh these people like muhammad ajab were saying we
01:43:35.100need to ban any business from doing work out there so they were actually preventing uyghurs
01:43:41.520from having the opportunity to work which you see how that works against the whole idea of lifting
01:43:46.940them out of poverty and ending you know terrorism okay well i'll see what he has said about that
01:43:53.120perhaps it's a misrepresentation uh but anyway it's uh yeah i still i wanted to speak more about
01:44:02.880about communism and see that how that would apply in america but i so there's no taxes
01:44:10.580in china what are the tax what are the tax levels right now
01:44:14.220i don't know the exact tax code in china but um i think we should take the north korea approach
01:44:22.480i think we should take the north korea model i think that we should just like take the entire
01:44:26.720obscene regime seize all their assets send them to guantanamo bay we can send them all to little
01:44:31.840saint james island for one last party but you said you said china was the model when i asked
01:44:36.260you about communism you cited china is the model so uh china or north china is the model north
01:44:42.480korea is the model juche socialism is also based but really the model can't be based on any one
01:44:49.780country entirely we have to have our own american characteristics you know we can't abandon the
01:44:55.280constitution you can't abandon the second amendment you can't abandon free speech or anything like
01:45:00.400that so no country is going to be 100 the same which is completely different from north korea
01:45:05.640and china they're very anti-free speech so that it's like uh yeah but that's uh that's a matter
01:45:14.100i mean you look at china and north korea it's not just that you know they have limitations on what
01:45:19.840you can and can't say but you can you kind of know what you can and can't say right and everyone
01:45:26.860abides within that you know sort of system and everything is kosher in america we learn a new
01:45:34.280thing you can't say every few months and it changes you know a few few years ago is covid
01:45:40.460you couldn't talk about a few years before that it was trannies now it's israel it's like there
01:45:45.960there's nothing there's nothing there's no continuity in the system so right that's what
01:45:51.480what models should we take in america in your opinion from china north korea if not free speech
01:45:57.900saying that the not the tax so what what would we replicate i think as far as china goes i think
01:46:05.720that we should have a similar model of our banking system first of all so public banks nationally
01:46:11.540owned banks rather than private banks agree i think that uh with that of course comes the idea
01:46:19.080that you shouldn't have your entire economy based on high interest loans like this byzantine
01:46:23.700labyrinth of loans and insurance brokers and all this bullshit that's made to in-debt people
01:46:29.480i think that also what a lot of it stems from just like how you orient the economy and whether
01:46:36.040it's privately owned or publicly owned another thing that comes from that is you you see these
01:46:42.280videos out like china builds world largest bridge china builds you know world's largest solar farm
01:46:49.000or, you know, gas pipeline from Russia.
01:46:52.420The only reason they're able to do this stuff
01:46:55.460is because their economy is looking five years into the future,
01:47:16.560which over the course of years and decades
01:47:18.640We'll save the country, you know, billions of dollars in, I guess, you know, save trade time and saved energy and fuel costs.
01:47:28.580But no U.S. company is going to build that because it's not profitable unless you have like some exorbitant toll on the bridge.
01:47:36.660China is able to build that because they know they're going to make the money in the long run, whether it takes 10, 20, 30, 40 years.
01:47:44.040And that's why they're able to, you know, achieve these incredible feats.
01:47:47.920okay so it just seems that your major point is that you you want privately owned banks you don't
01:47:55.000want public banks that's that your main fixation vice versa public banks not private banks public
01:48:00.860banks and i think also like uh the land the land issue making sure that land is publicly owned i
01:48:06.940think that's very important we can't blackrock owning all the land and uh basically turning it
01:48:12.400into a commodity rather than a necessity uh i think that we i definitely think one of the big
01:48:19.820things we should have is free speech rights on social media and how do you do that you do that
01:48:25.520by saying we're gonna publicly acquire these social media giants right with something that
01:48:31.560china north korea they're not they don't adopt that model whatsoever of free speech not even close
01:48:40.000but think about why it's the same reason why iran shut off their internet over the past
01:48:47.020you know few weeks when they had these massad protests iran understood that there was a foreign
01:48:52.560attack from a whole litany of intelligence agencies that was coming into their country
01:48:58.140not through feet on the ground not with rifles and trucks but through starlink so you have a
01:49:05.220country like china or iran or north korea it makes sense that they're being targeted relentlessly by
01:49:11.660the united states whether it's through propaganda or whether it's through um you know the the
01:49:17.820infiltration of the cultural zeitgeist in these countries to try and turn public sentiment in
01:49:24.720one way or another foment regime change target the government so that's the whole reason why
01:49:29.680they do this stuff i mean i don't think they really care if people say one thing or another
01:49:34.100It's more so about making sure that, you know, the U.S. doesn't create some online bot campaign that leads to what it has almost led to several times in Iran with these online campaigns led by Mossad, which is the attempt to overthrow the government.
01:49:51.260OK, well, I think most people it sounds more like you adopt a nationalist point of view than a communist point of view.
01:49:58.340If you don't, if you're saying that you want taxes lowered and that your main concerns are the privately owned banks and what else was that?
01:50:08.320Privately owned banks and things like BlackRock and creating a debt slave class.
01:50:13.780That just sounds like you just want to remove foreign interests.
01:50:19.120I do think a lot of it's about removing foreign interests, you know, but this is just the communist approach and model.
01:50:25.800It has been in the Soviet Union when Stalin was in charge.
01:50:30.600The first thing that the Bolsheviks did when they took power was they said,
01:50:34.400we're not going to pay back all these loans to these European banksters.
01:50:38.560And that was the very first thing they did.
01:50:40.380And that's why they got invaded immediately by all of Europe, practically.
01:50:44.660They thought World War I was going to come to a close.
01:50:47.200and then britain led the way in sending troops into the soviet union to try and overthrow the
01:50:54.160basically kill the bolshevik government in its infancy because they knew that they weren't going
01:51:00.400to get all their loans repaid unless they overthrew them so that's definitely a big aspect of it but
01:51:07.120i mean nationalists can also support u.s imperialism you know you like for example we
01:51:13.180saw a lot of nationalists over the past few months argue with you and say the whole thing about let's
01:51:18.660go to Venezuela. Well, that was a mistake. I think people were seeing that in an idealistic way and
01:51:24.480didn't see that, didn't see the bigger picture, right? Just because that- But even from an
01:51:28.620idealistic way, do you think it would have worked out? No, regime change has traditionally not
01:51:33.680worked in America's favor over the past several decades. But nationalists can be wrong. I mean,
01:51:39.320that's the point, is that if you actually do want to put your country first and, you know,
01:51:42.800you believe in american nationalism and you shouldn't support this right now you shouldn't
01:51:46.500support anything that trump's doing it's clear who owns him but there is the argument to be made
01:51:51.600that like you know some people will say from a nationalist perspective that if we somehow were
01:51:58.440able to develop uh venezuela's oil industry and get cheap gas then it would benefit the americans
01:52:03.760i mean that's like the nationalist perspective i think but the problem with that is if we had sent
01:52:08.360u.s troops on the ground in substantial number to like actually fully take over the government
01:52:13.180which they didn't do and get all of the oil full control of it i think it would have blown up in
01:52:19.560their faces well yeah i've really liked uh these lectures recently because it confirmed what i
01:52:26.560had assumed a lot about communism and how it was used to benefit the transnational banks
01:52:31.500right if you look at the origin of call mark's works and his books and everything it just seemed
01:52:37.380like they they were using this to direct people away from a faith argument and faith separation
01:52:42.120and get them focused on a class issue all right this is why i think you have people like hassan
01:52:46.180piker who think everything's a class issue they won't call out i'm confused why he's still not
01:52:50.920said that epstein works for israel and they he makes it talks about like it's the fascist class
01:52:55.860it's the it's the elites but it really goes into it's to go undercover communism used was used to
01:53:02.560go undercover and subvert the conversation away from what was really happening this is why so
01:53:07.200many capitalists were supportive of Leon Trotsky? Well, Trotsky was, you know, he was exiled from
01:53:15.640the party, as I'm sure you know, and Stalin had one of his guys, several of his guys go and
01:53:20.380assassinate him, and they killed him with a pickaxe. So he was not beloved in any way,
01:53:25.120shape or form. And he worked with, he worked with fascist Italy against the Soviet Union,
01:53:30.400he was a traitor and he sold out but um basically i i don't really understand what you're saying
01:53:38.300because if you think about it like jesus was the first communist it's like the idea of forgiving
01:53:43.960people for their sins is the same thing as forgiving people of their debt uh there's a
01:53:49.460argument to be made that even in the bible when they were talking about these things they were
01:53:54.760talking about forgiving people of their debt depending on the translation that's used and
01:53:59.340who is the debtor class forgive them of their debts historically every single major empire
01:54:07.460that had a successful ruler would do debt jubilees every you know 10 20 30 40 50 years they would do
01:54:15.080a debt jubilee and they'd say you know the people have amassed too much debt they're going to rise
01:54:21.040up and overthrow me and reset the system if i don't so we're going to forgive the people of
01:54:26.300their debts. And that's the communist approach. And in our ACP, American Communist Party on our
01:54:32.000website, the number one point on our party program is to cancel the debt, end all debt in the United
01:54:39.620States. And that's really the only way that U.S. imperialism stays afloat is through this cycling
01:54:46.600of debt all across the world. That's why Saudi Arabia and Egypt still have U.S. military bases,
01:54:53.400because we cycled the debt in the U.S. dollar through these countries.
01:54:57.460So there's a very strong argument to be made there.
01:55:00.480Actually, I have a book somewhere here.
01:55:02.940It's an old book written in the 70s, but it's about, you know.
01:55:05.920Was Karl Marx in support of canceling debt?