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Hey, everyone, welcome back. It's mixed strange. I am with m and this is Fringe News, Episode thirteen. It's been a little while, got a lot going on. You know, we're trying to reorganize so we can bring you better content. So hi em, hello, We're so happy to be back with you. So we've got some It's there's been a lot. It's busy. Today's world is just NonStop busy news cycles. It is. I mean, you've got the pres screaming at everyone, all angry on that or all. Yeah, and I just dropped our little daily day and on a day news daily segment, I guess whatever I'm calling it, and it really went into that how people were on Twitter just like, what the hell is going on with this guy? Yeah, he's all pissed and yelling and screaming at chief justices and yeah this he was jacked on adderall, no doubt. So lots of good stuff. Excuse me, where do you want to start today? Well, I think I came across this and it's just a quick comment on it. It was a Columbia University hospital as we call die, but it's really the diversity, equity inclusion Chief is a accused of plagiarizing Wikipedia and twenty seven others in his dissertation. So that's for his PhD. Right, So another person that is plagiarizing. You know, it's it's odd because here we are early March showing February is Black History Month. So people don't I mean go back to you know Martin Luther King, right, I mean he used to say with his dream, Yeah, his dream was judge people, Mike, I want you to judge my children by the content or the character, not the color of their skin. Right. And you know this individual and then the one from Harvard and all that, you know, I mean we've known for a while that they've just flipped that around and made it. It's almost like they've kicked it to the curb, like that's not important. That's not an important speech anymore. The man didn't stand for what's going on today. Yeah, it would be, because that's what I'm saying, Like these people are they got into their position mainly because of the color of their skin, not because of the content of the character. Right. This is showing they don't have content of characterizing their stealing to get into a position, right, I mean that's not good to get your PhD. It's your thesis, your big Yeah, you're two years of study and you're supposed to perform on this. But I mean, but they're stealing other people's work taking credit for it. And then is that a good content of character? Is that a person that you want to be in charge that you're saying that I caught some of the Joe Rogan and Chris rufo you on a Joe Rogan show, And it's Chris Rufos, a dude that helped break those stories with MIT and Harvard. Yeah, what's your president gay? Yeah, you know, and you get them up there, Well, you're allowing students to, you know, agree with the murder of Jews. You won't condemn it at school policy essentially, and then opened the door and then they did an expose a on all these diversity hires that basically lied their way to their positions. Yeah, falsified their studies, plagiarized. I mean, like the plagiarism is so blatant in their thesis papers that it's just wow, I know, it's almost like ninety five percent was plagiarized, not even five percent of the content is there. It's pretty bad. I forget what he says. But you know, everybody should do themselves a favor and listen to the Rogan and Well Joe Rogan Show, the Joe Rogan Experience with Chris Rufo because they slam like they're slamming diversity higher John or karenn John Pierre. They're basically Callinger the worst. Has there ever been a worst White House press secretary? She has pretty bad. She's the worst. She's not good at lying, no, you know, so it's maybe hard to plagiarize in front of the camera. Yeah, we're the only person that gets in her face? Is that Deucey kid? Yeah? Yeah, that's true. And he's pretty masterful at it because he has to, like he's got to he's got to stroke their ego a little bit. Then he hits them with the right he's like, well, what you know, what about Biden saying this? Is that true? Yep? Yeah, So I don't know these diversity hires. They're out of control. And it's not about race even it's about Okay, what gender are you do you check? You know, like this Carine John Pierre, she's black, she's an immigrant. Her parents are from wherever, Haiti or something. And then yeah, she's a woman, and she's I guess she's lesbian. I don't know, maybe she classifies herself as something else, OLGBTQ, whatever. So she checks all these and you you you saw him, you know, running up to you know, during the campaigning for the presidency. He's like, I'm going to have a black woman vice president. And right there, you're like, okay, so this isn't going to be a hire based on who's who's the best person for the job, exactly. I mean, maybe Hillary Clinton was the best person for the job if you want a woman. I don't know, she has a lot of experience, not that I absolutely hate her, yeah, but from that frame of mind, you know, but no, it had to be a black woman. He said as much. And people are like, yeah, you know, we just had a black it's not like we have not had a black president. Yeah, exactly, you know, they're just and then the new the deputy director of the Atomic Energy Commission whatever the hell it's called nowadays, deals with nuclear waste and stuff. They call him the pup handler because he's like a sado masochist leather wearing you know, walking dudes around like dogs on a leash. Ye know, he got fired wearing makeup, wearing dresses, wearing weird shit. Yeah, and uh yeah, they've got so much they had to chane down because there's some and he's got like a ton of degrees too. He's like, mit, super whiz. Yeah, you know, he's obviously mentally unstable. Yeah, he's stealing women's suitcases to get the dresses and stuff. Must be like a fetish thing for him. Yeah, I mean he does wear dresses, but just cold busted. Yeah, and the marshals had to get because it's the airport. The US marshals are like the air cops, right, they're the ones that are on the planes of security. But yeah, so they had to chase this then warn out for his arrest, chase him down. He had to, I guess respectfully resigned. But that's bullshit. You get fired for stuff like that. Yeah, kind of have that guy running around and it's funny rugans like that was my favorite guy and they got rid of them. That's what you have to do to get fired from this administration. Steal other people, steal, like try to do some wacky off the wall stuff to get you know, the boot. It's like not that he couldn't afford to buy them. He just wanted to say, Okay, then you know we can just you can just keep going with the list. Under this administration, you have booty judge m Yeah, old Pete you know, Yeah, takes maternity leave for four months, him and his husband. Neither of them birthed the child, but they're you know, are they consider birthing parents. I have no idea. Yeah, that's what you have to I'm very confused with everything. Yeah, and I don't get into it because I think it's all nonsense. Yeah, everybody has rights already, so let's just you know, stick with the basics, because now you have more rights than me. So I'm my white rage old white guy. You know, I don't know well's going on for sure, Yeah, but going on. You know, it's a similar topic, but it's you know, let's talk about you know, we talked before about the planes and the fact that they could be less safe because of the same agenda, the same de A or sorry d I A. Yeah, so the DEI or was we called die agenda, switching the E and I around because you know, we we did touch on a story in a previous episode about how the the C suite for those who don't know, the C suite is the upper management sweet c suite, So the letter C and sweet. It's essentially the upper management of a company because it's a CEO, CFO, CEO, it's all the all the cs, yes, the c's, so they call it the C suite. How they were getting Yeah, they were getting incentivized, right because of these member We showed you or we commented to you about how they were making extra bonuses if they could check the box on I've had so many diversity hires. I have so many of this and so many that. But did they do that? Some people were speculating that that may have been done, you know in Loula, the way down, all the way down. Yes, because correct, as long as they said he we had you know, X number of DDEI hires in the third quarter, and okay, yeah, check the box. There you go. You can get your bonus. But it didn't matter where they were in the company as long as you hired them. Right. So were they hiring people to fit the quota rather than people who really were qualified for the job, right? So I would say yes, because I have a manufacturing well as a blue collar worker, you know, just the average joe on the line or out in the field. So shift fore men, their boss they probably were getting because they do a lot of hiring, you know, just for the hourly guys. Yeah, so anybody could be incentivized. They're probably like, yeah, my bonuses at the end of the year if I get three, if I get one transgender dude, yeah, one lesbian. I mean, I don't know if went down to that level the articles, I would think, Yeah, it probably was. It's culture, right, they're changing culture with like you were talking about earlier. You know, we were talking about how the hedge funds were geared towards like green yeah and diversity, and they wouldn't give loans to certain companies or fund certain companies if they didn't check those lists. Yeah, because they had checked those boxes. Because to do the investment and say that they are a you know, certain type of fund, they had to have companies that followed that strategy. So they needed them to do it. So they might have been incentivizing them as well too. So they can say, oh, we are invested in an X y Z company and yes they follow these initiatives, right, But but what we're saying, though, is we did comment on it before about how you may see more and more issues with planes and so you have had, so you have it. God, there's been like four or at least three in the last week. Oh, there's been well last week. Yeah, but since we did that show, I'd say there's six to eight or incidents. But in the last week there was a plane that caught fire midair. I guess they said it was chaos, people screaming and crying in the plane in the cockpit. Well, and this is all Boeing. Yeah, I haven't seen like air Bus. No, no, there was one recently that was a different Maybe it was just one off. No, no, no, maybe it was a Boeing plane, but it was a different company. But like a plane, you know, United I'm talking manufacturer, you're talking airlines. So there. But it's a fact that Boeing was one of the companies that were given bonuses for diversity hires. They were not production safety. You know, usually it's bonuses on how many days without an accident, how many you know mm hm call offs and no shows and all this other stuff. Yeah, but then but within the last week, yess, one plane the engine caught on fire. Another plane the wheel fell off on the runway. Yeah. And then I forget what the third one was, but just within the last week, you know, so then do you. And then we saw a quick comedy skit from Dana Carvey. Let's see other guy's name, I forget his name, but it was it was a quick skit that they dirt dirt Yeah, O man, what the heck? But they did it. They did a quick skit. And he said, yeah, I got one of those little tiny screwdrivers from the sky mall. It's that the mechanics used to take off like tires. Yeah. He's like, yeah, I got this air wrench from sky mall Hall. And I'm like getting on planes and checking all these when nobody's looking, I'm like this tightening up the bolts so the door doesn't fly off. That's pretty funny. So I don't know. So people, you know, as we said before, if you have to fly, then fly. But well, you know, the stark reality is that safety is going out the window for diversity, hires, correct and hm, and you see it everywhere. There's just these little bubbles. Universities, government, they're changing these cultures, but they're they're these just these little bubbles of society. Obviously universities, that's where you really invest in changing a culture, like yep, you know, because you have all these young, impressionable minds that you can then that's why everybody's a mark. You know, all the kids that are twenty to thirty or thirty five or Marxists. Yeah, they just don't know it. They've been conditioned. Yes, thank you public school systems. So yeah, moving on, we're not racist, by the way. We really don't care what you do. We don't, I mean no, we just want to be the world, to be a safe, safe place. Yeah. Well, I mean again what I commented earlier with Martin Luther King. He's a great man, and he was right. You judge people by what they do, not by the color of their skin, right for sure. Man. I mean just go to the fact that if me or you had to go have brain surgery, do you want the the the A student or do you want the D student? And it doesn't matter what their color is. I want the AT I want Ben Carson. Hell, yeah, he's super like you think he's sleepy, but the dude's brilliant. It's a fact. Yeah, And he was so good. He specialized in like infant brain surgery. It's even like tighter tolerances. Yeah, the head's this big, yeah, exactly. The dude's a freaking yeah. So I don't care what color you are, if you're gay or not. It's like, if you're the best, that's I want the best. If you're going to cut my brain open, I want the best. I don't care about anything else, you know. I don't want a diversity higher No, not one, because oh, well, look your surgeon is. I don't care if it's a white guy. Yeah, I don't care. I want the best dude in my brain exactly. Flying my plane, I want the most quality. I want an X if I could get one, I want an ex military pilot. I don't care if it's a female. I don't care. If it's an Indian dude, I don't care. I don't care if it's Asian dude. But I'm much so sure that they can see real good. Oh but that sounds race. You know, I'm joking, because but should I say it half Asian? But yeah, but it's you know, the thing is that again, it's it should be based on your qualifications nothing more. I mean, you should be without color, without gender, without anything. You know what what on paper? What are your qualifications, and that's what you should be judging. So I definitely won't be performing brain surgery on any of you. So next, let's move on to I guess just kind of the rise of you know, like a police state in the in the country, right in the world, in the world. Yeah, so well recently, right, people probably are aware that the government, the mayor of New York is bringing in troops the National Guard to help the governor controls the National Guard. But I think it was at the request of the sure Yeah, I mean that's possible, you know, but basically it's because of all the crime on the subway. So time Eric Adams like gets a little conservative or even down the center, he's not far left wacko, Yeah, that somebody gets investigated on his staff, arrested and phone seized and ship. Yeah. Anytime he gets out of line, they're like poom yeah, and then he gets back in line, like, Okay, we're going to give immigrants illegals ten thousand dollars each for coming to Yeah. When he was getting sick of it and saying, okay, it's too much, I can't take any boom and aid gets popped. Yeah, so now they're putting military on the subway because it's because it's too dangerous. Now we know it's too dangerous, partially because one New York's so light on crime. So whether you're legal or illegal, you are basically not getting punished by the by the prosecutors or the judges out there. It's the prosecutors, the das. Yeah, just not they're source funded and they just they're following sources. Playbook man. Yeah. But so if you don't, if you're a criminal and you don't get punished, when you're gonna be like, well, then I'm that's going to keep doing it, you know, no harm for me. But then yeah, there's also lots of crime being committed by illegals as well. But the thing is that you know they have police, and as you said, they have security in the subways themselves. So why transit authorities like Harbor's and I mean they're cops. Yeah, but so they already have a police presence, So why do they have to bring in the guard, Like, why do they need the guard when you already have police. The issue is you won't let your police do their job. So but then that they are quitting and leaving. Yeah, they can't, they don't even have it. Used to be the world's largest police force and one of the best, and nobody wants to do the flip and job anymore. You saw those illegals kick the crap out of a couple cops. They haul them off to jail. A couple hours later, they're out, and they they left this They they're with the Texas or some California or something. Got on a bus and I don't know who the hell is paying for that, and they get to leave town. They have like travel voultures. You know, we need to get to the bottom of this. Yeah, but who who who in the right mind wants to be a cop? If that's that's what you get. And then walking out of court, the kids like double barrel, middle finger. That's everywhere. Those pictures are everywhere. Yep. So yes, in the in my world what I see happening, this is just my opinion is citizens. It's militias essentially, that's in the Constitution Second Amendment. Heavily armed the militias that you know are gonna go ahead and do the job. Yeah, but Vigilantism's never good. Well, you're right, it's never good. I worry about that. Yeah, the people are probably gonna end up being there because you'll have you'll feel you have no choice. However, you know, with this increase in you know, going after the average person who tries to say or do anything to defend yourself or defend injustice, you know, you are the criminal. You are the enemy to the state. I Mean a classic example is, you know, just look at January sixth, right, I mean there's still people in prison that have never even had their day in court, and they're still in prison, and they actually are increasing the scope of the So you could be like, you know, five hundred yards away from the Capitol and there they're popping you. Yeah, because I here's an article right from like you didn't even get on the grounds just because you were there, you're getting nailed. Yeah. So here's an article from zero Hedge, which comes via the Epic Times. But it says, and it was dated March seventh, after a pause January sixth, arrests are now sharply increasing elections right, Well, yeah, of course we're approaching the elections again. So it's a warning to all you Americans, do not protest because look at what happened last time. All these people are put in jail, So keep your mouth shut and be quiet. If you think this new one's going to be you know, once the election happens and you want to protest it, well don't because look how many people are being arrested and it could be you, you know, So they're putting it out again. If Joe Biden gets ninety million votes this time, you know, we already know he never got eighty one millions for yeah votes, man, come on, beat Obama? Yeah, exactly, called a personality, Yeah Obama? Are you kidding? Yeah? I mean, are you a kidding? But they just said that. You know, in the past two months, ninety three people have been arrested and charged. According to the Department of Justice. At the current rate, some four hundred and forty five new cases could hit the docket in twenty twenty four. That's more than twenty twenty two and twenty twenty three. So if you're just the dude, the agent, the normal FBI agent, you know you really I think you need to wake up and start asking yourself some pertinent questions. Are you the gestapo Are you the Stasi or are you a law enforcement agent that takes an oath to the constitution. Yeah, and if you can't differentiate, differentiate, you know, I know everybody's got a family, everybody's got a mouse to feed, right, but what are you doing? But you can listen, what are you doing? Look through history everyone who who basically works for the government or whatever, police or something, we're for Hitler. You know, it always comes back to roost. It comes back to you. You. You might be like, I followed orders, I did this, I did that doesn't work at Nuremberg when there's trials. Yeah, yeah, exactly, it didn't work. So we're going to wait for the medical constitution that came out of the Bill of Rights medical Bill of Rights to come out of Nurremberg with all these vaccines, force vaccinations and stuff. Yeah, but I mean, but even but you look at anything, right, I mean you you are on You're saying I want to I don't want to lose my job. I don't want this, I don't want that. Yeah, it's going to be tough. But at the end of the day, you are a citizen too, and what you are pushing on others will come back to be pushed on you yea at some point. Right. It's like the old thing you know from Nazi Germany when they came after the Jews, when they came after the unions, when they came out, you know, I said nothing, ye repeatedly, and then they finally came after me, and no one there's nobody left to stand up, right, no one left to speak up for me, because everybody was jawmed. Right, So there you go. So it's an evil. So when good men do nothing, evil prevails. So that's really where we are. And that's to my point. With just the lower rungs, the everyday FBI agent doing the job. You know, there have been some that have quit and whistle blown. Yes, there were twenty two or something a couple of years ago, these hearings and you know, threats with their pensions being revoked, charges just all these, you know a lot of threats against them. Yeah, So no one better, you know, get out of line, because this will happen to you, exactly. And that's all Jan six is. Yes, it was a sy op. That was there was up to two hundred agents between the Capitol Police playing clothes the FBI there you know, it's and if people don't want to listen because they watch one news outlet that's under the thumb and part of the coup, part of the what do you want to call it, Yeah, the opposition, the resistance, as Obama used to put it. Yeah, So there you go, there's yeah. But so we you know, we think that they're accelerating this, just again throwing out the warning because it's been a few years and you might have forgotten about all of those protests, and but you know, now we're approaching the election again. It's a crucial point, yep. So let's just bring this back up into the news, bring it into the citecle so you can see, stay in line, keep your mouth shut, accept whatever we tell you. So these states that had to verify legislatures, like Pennsylvania, I think it's the legislatures that verify or change voting laws. But COVID they superseded it, and they the Supreme Court, you know, judges, appointments, appointed officials change the rules of the game, and that's unconstitutional in Pennsylvania and how many other states did they do that? Yep? To allow mail in balloting, all these things, unverified votes, ballot harvesting is essentially the game, the ground game there. So I could vote fifty times, I could take ballots to an old folks home, they sign it, I put the vote in, Yeah, you know, for who I want. That's what you know. Alon Omar she the Somalian immigrant, So Minnesota there's a large Somali community that keeps electing her. But what they do is strong arm and they pay these immigrants fifty bucks a vote whatever, and they strong arm them or they just sign in their name. That's how she keeps getting elected. And then it's a whole voting block from that state that used to be a I guess a red state. I don't know why they call conservatives red. You know that's a that's part of the game, I think, because you know reds are that's Camma commis. It's so funny. The Democratic Democrat Party is the party is slavery, Jim Crow. The Civil War is a direct result. And they're they're the same, but they just they're liars man on so many levels. They're the ones that have caused all the crap in this country. Yep. Throughout history. A. B. Lincoln was the first Republican that was a new Party back then. And people might not know this, but Abe Lincoln was also kept off the balance in many just like the Trump Trump so history repeating it. I totally disagree with any of that. I don't like the law fair that's going on with Trump. They're trying to tie them up. They're hoping to get him in prison. I mean, because you know, I mean, the thing is power. Yeah, but whether you like Trump or not, let the American people vote. If we have a free democracy and you can vote for who you want, then let the people vote. If you don't like Trump, then don't vote for him. But keeping him off the ballot is not is not good. And as we said before, it's it's a tick for tat. Though next time if the Republicans get in, they can do that to dem candidates and say you can't run, We're going to keep you off the ballot. So you know, just beware, you know what you employ, you know, push on others is going to come back and be pushed on you. Whatever you want to say about the two parties, I mean, the Democrats stay on they stay focused, they stay on point, and they stay together. The Republican Party there's too much infighting. They never get anything done. Even when they have the power, they don't do the things that they say they're going to do. Well, we know that the swamp is the swamp, so all both parts. It's a unit party, as we've said before. You know, it's a unit party, as we've said before. So it doesn't really matter, you know. So but one comment here about this article too. It says if the current trend is to hold, total arrests could be two thousand, one, one hundred and fifty by the time the Statute of limitations on January six, crimes expire in early twenty twenty six. So they're trying to get everybody before the statue of limitations. Well, you know, Black Lives Matter and Antifa can burn whole cities down for a whole year and nobody gets arrested. Nobody, very few, well some did, but then the government paid their bailar. I think the one guy I saw because he burned down Target in Minneapolis or something, so Target must have some connections, right. So, but you know, high level, we're just saying, so there's a trend coming. You know, it's not just here, it's globally about keep your mouth shut. Let the government stay in control and you know, be a good citizen, right. I mean found this article here on zero Hedge as well. This came out on March fourth. A British manage jailed for two years over stickers as PM winds about democracy. So this man basically had stickers that said things like, reject white guilt, It's okay to be white, we will be a minority in our own homeland by twenty sixty six because of all the illegal immigrants, White lives matter, stop, anti rape gang, stop anti white rape gangs, and I love people may not know this because they don't pay attention to European news, but that is huge, yeah, huge, Yeah, there are lots of rape going on over there, and it says and the last one was love your nation. I mean, well that's too nationalistic that you try to say you're a Nazi if you see a crap like that. Yep. So this man's going to be put in prison for two years because of his just comments here in America what you had considered free speech, right, So, and that's worth fighting for and dying for in a democracy or republic, you know. So they basically said he was found guilty of inciting hatred. So that's what they're jailing under. Then we were talking Trudeau's trying that crap too. Yeah, up in Canada now they're trying to put together. Canada is actually trying to put in implement a law that will go after Christians essentially. So if you say anything, but it's not just Christians, I guess it's any kind of religious group. You could be Muslim or whatever. But if you state your opinions, you know, that's the minority majority is that's the easiest group. But they're saying if you're if you're going to say something negative, so again, guilt by your mouth, right, But and then you comment on your religion in that commentary, then you could be arrested. It hasn't passed yet, but it's been put through for a vote. Then it all comes down to the thought police too. You know, if you it's almost like what was that minority report the movie? I think they can tell who's going to commit a crime because of their thoughts or something they had some kind of Yeah, the thought police, they called it. That's what it is, and that's that's from nineteen eighty four. You know, it's not a new concept, but you know, if they could do it. You see how they controlled all the social media. That's basically thought police. So they have little groups of Nazis. You have Facebook that decide that your content's to racey, or you said something bad about the vaccine, or you're anti fauci, or you don't like you know, piket and it's never the you know, we always talk about the pendulum. And that's why I think all the globalists elite, you know, Davos crowd, World Economic Forum, dudes, sorrows. They may not have all the same agendas, but they are racing in the same fashion. Yeah, so all this is is and you see that elections in western civilized countries, I'm not talking then, I'm a bash in third world countries, but we know, I mean some of them have better voting systems right now than we do with a thumb, thumbprint and a piece of paper. Yeah, we need to do that probably. Well. Actually France what years ago went back to paper because they found that other ways were too well. The EU countries are like, yeah, computers, that's nothing. They found twenty years ago that that's how you cheat. It's too easy to cheat. And here we are in our country holy crap. Yeah we were. We were still on paper for years and now we're like my larger yeah, my larger point is that there's a race. That's why you see the cheating because they can't. They implemented probably too quick. The plan was sprung too they saw they created a pandemic, they saw their opportunity. It was maybe working a little better than they thought at first. I think people they pushed it, and they pushed it. They try to take your rights away, just like nine to eleven created homeland security, and we can't it out of the under the yoke of that one. Yeah, and they always sneak it through every year to renew it. But it takes your rights away. So now we have government agencies spying on its citizens. What is that? You tell us, what do you think that could that ever end? Well, no, it can't. And one side gets some power and one side's more. They're both corrupt, so they're going to utilize it so they never lose power, and they're just pushing for this one world whatever you want to call it, man, the illuminati, the whatever, globalists, the one percenters, the builder birds, the whatever it is. M So they're racing and they have to cheat. Now they're all in. They have to be off the hook crazy. They have to divide countries into they have to create these others. This is what this LGBT, tq are zen and zim and all these weird gender pronouns, and this is just to divide everyone so they want us. There used to be race waring, race wars and wealth wealth. Yeah the what do you call it? Whatever? Wealth wars basically turn against rich people. Yeah, middle class, but you know whatever put us in these little baskets. Oh I'm white. Oh, but you know America has we're all MutS. A lot of us are MutS. I mean there's more Irish people Irish blood in America than there is in Ireland. Yeah. Right, it's such a melting pot and that is a great thing. But you don't let twenty million illegals in. You know, everybody's come the right way through Ellis Island, through you know, whatever the gates are. But like you said, I mean high level. It's really it's crazy. It is because they know the jig is up. People are figuring it out well. But then you know, if you create more chaos, then people don't know what's going on. So if you don't know what's going on. And then they come in and go, oh, I'm your savior. I'm here to help you, and you're like, yeah, thank god you're here. You know, I'll give you some of my rights if you keep me safe. Yeah that who said one of our founder's fathers, Frank Yeah, said, you know a little bit of you know, anyone who's willing to give away freedom for safety deserves no neither freedom nor safety, right, you know. Essentially that's you get the government. You deserve all these parable type yeah saying. But they're true for a reason, you know. I mean I know that, I like, yeah exactly, I mean I remember reading that. Regardless of whether you think you like Jefferson or not. You know, no man is perfect. We're all sinners, right, we're all back I we all have our flaws. But instead of looking at what they did wrong, let's look at what they did right, you know. And he was a very very brilliant man who studied He went to college at like twelve or thirteen years old or something crazy, you know, But they said he studied the governments from all over the world to come up with our form of government because he saw how many failed and why they failed, you know, and so he thought this was the best. Now we're not perfect either, but you know, and even I think I read somewhere one time he said the government should be rebuilt every two hundred years, because I think that was that was the statue of limitations in a way, if you will, like before the total corruption start here we are. Yeah, so it's like disassemble, reassemble because you know it's going to be too corrupt. He understood. You know, you have times change, yeah, technology, populations, you know, at that time we were very very small in population. Yeah, so it really it did work. And we weren't a federal We weren't a federalist style government. No, I mean that was Hamilton, right. I think Jefferson Sonyan democracy was a little different. He didn't want a fed you know, he didn't want a central bank. None of our most of our founding fathers didn't because they in the federalist papers, you made all these great cases why we should be a standing army at all times. We need a central bank, we need this, we need that. So that a lot of our founding fathers didn't know because we came from a king and they're like, no, we don't want one thing and one group in charge, right, whether it's a president or not. They can't be kingly right. And they always said they warn't against the two party system they did, or a three party system. They said there should be like parties Israeli or whatever it's called, where there's like you have to build a coalition almost to govern, and you have to build a government that takes from all these other parties to make sure that it's everybody is like represented. Yeah, well that's different, that's a different system, but it's it's kind of like that Italy has twenty parties every election. Yeah, they have a ton. But that's the thing. The reason why the more decentralized you are, the more power the average person has, because think about it, if you have fifty states and the states had more power than federal government, you would have to bribe all fifty states to get your agenda done, whereas if you have one person in charge, you only have to bribe one. So having more people in charge actually keeps your rights because you would hope that within the fifty people that are in charge, there's gonna be some good people there who won't take bribes, right, the corruption, Yeah, exactly, like and talking about let me see if I can find it here, but talking about bribes. This is an older story, but the president of Belarus has come back in the news. So but he mentioned back in twenty September. This was posting the September seventh and twenty twenty from Armstrong Economics. The Belarus president basically told everyone that the World Bank and the IMF offered him a bribe of nine hundred and forty million USD for his country or for his bank account for him in the form of COVID relief. Aid, well, that's for the country. I guess it's for the company. But it said in exchange for the nine hundred and forty million, the World Bank and the IMF demanded the president of the Belarus do the following, just like when Biden did that to the fire that prosecutor that's investigating Barisma, Yes his sun Yeah, said well you're not going to get the billion dollars unless you fire and they're like, we don't, he didn't do anything wrong. We investigated him because you want this and he's done absolutely nothing wrong. But well you're not going to get the money. Yeah. So They basically said, this is their demands. One impose extreme lockdown on his people. Two force them to wear face masks. Three impose strict curfews, four impose a police state, and five crashed the economy. Whoa, So let's see, are all those things the things that happened globally crete they're not crete. But Malta they did the bank oh Cyrus experience. Cyprus, they did the little their little experience experiment with the banks there, and so people were trying to run on the banks and they lost all their money. But again this is but they do that shit, these controlled experiments around the world with smaller countries or smaller markets. I guess you would say Belarus isn't a big country. No, they're not. So it was one of their experiments. I guess social experiments. I don't know. But this was right in the midst of the COVID crisis. This article is when they can get away with that stuff. Yeah, but it was. But he was honorable enough, and this was who the IMF, Yeah, he said, And the IMF is what International Monetary Fund. So it's like the people that it's a bank, the banks. Yeah, it's led led to governments they led to governments okay, and the World Bank they offered him a bribe to impose COVID restrictions. Again. The article comes from Armsber and Economics in September of twenty twenty. But it's not that long ago, no, but it shows you again, just just picture now that you know, we've lived through COVID here in the US. All of those things have happened here, right, And he basically was honorable enough to come out and say, and you know, we knew this back then, and then everybody we tried to tell people thought we were crazy. You're crazy. This was not you know, is that Putin's boy though? No, Larus? Is that next to the poll? And I'm getting them confused. Well, I don't know that, but I'll the I'm just trying to figure it out because it doesn't really matter the fact that the World Economic Form obviously has a lot of sway with the IMF. They do. But what I'm my whole agenda point is the fact that again, well you need dominoes to fall, and dominoes being countries. Yeah, but again if you have but my point was, Okay, you have a lot of countries in the world not everyone is going to take your bribe. So this guy did not take the bribe. Yeah, right, And they said that they think only twenty percent of their population was vaccinated, and you know, all these things. But so they tried to buy everybody, and most of the country too. I mean a lot of those old ex Soviet satellite countries didn't play ball with all this crap. Yeah. So they obviously, as we told you, playbook that was implemented around the world. And here's proof of it and a grant. Again, this happened back then. I knew this story in twenty twenty. But everybody, but everybody we tried to tell, our friends, family, they all thought we were crazy. Right, Oh, you guys are conspiracy crazy people. Yeah, like our our So if the world actually does go to shit, will be okay, we'll be better off than them. Yeah. But our little tagline in our show, Yesterday's Conspiracy, Today's News, you know, we were considered conspiracy theorists. But you know, it's like, this is what's going on. Understand what you are seeing. You know, actions speak louder than words. What are you don't listen to what they say, watch what they do? Right, And here we get the old Bible verb, I like Silante puts it in more modern terms. But you will know them by their deeds exactly, You will know them by their deeds. Yes so, but then okay, so now we're telling you be careful because look, you voice your opinion. British guy getting put in jail for stickers, right, and then you got the right Now the gold stard. Oh man, he was heckling Biden. His son or daughter died at what was that gate called when they were evacuating Cobble, Afghanistan. I think I don't remember. I know that people will know. But it's the withdraw, the shameful withdraw, and billions of dollars worth of military equipment and cash and vehicles that are being sold around the world. They turned up with Hama Hamas. You know, any terrorist organization in Africa. There's a ton of our weapons there now, God maybe even Haiti. You see what's going on in Haiti today? Yeah, this week, the last two weeks, the gangs are basically taken over the country, over the country. Yeah, but where is this article. I want to make sure that we do it justice because that was absolute, that was an absolute travesty. Yeah, They arrested him right for heckling. They arrested yeah, because he wanted. He's like, he's not letting them forget. So if you're going to stand up and you know, throw it in the leader's face, that is responsible. Yeah that you basically had my child killed and they arrested him for freedom of speech. All he's doing is saying you suck because you had my child killed. You suck, And they arrested him for that. Yes, yes, and they knew that was going to happen. Yeah, but then here we go. You know, that's what we're telling you want like you can't. They're basically tightening the news. Like you said, they have accelerated theirs for a world takeover or whatever it is. And people are standing up. So they are making an example of you shut your mouth, accept what we're doing and keep your head down. And you know that's it. Just keep your mouth shut and everything will be okay. It's almost like we need to do a show. I know, we want to get to Hawaii and all that, but at Davos, the president of Argentina just gave it to him. Double barrels, both barrels. Man. We should like let people listen to that one, because if you haven't listened to it, you should. The President of Argentina Argentina, No it was in Argentina. No it was. It was a newly elected president, the one that wants to get rid of socialism. But he he basically was talking at Seapack, and he gave a glory gave a glorious speech about where we in the US are going because he's like, we were there because it took us fifty years to get out of the problems that we had because of our embracing socialism. They yeah, it's ava in general peron. They don't cry for me Argentina, the whole Broadway phrase. But basically, you know, the corruption and everything else and the socialism slash communism that the people had to endure for fifty years. Finally again the pendulum swung so far people couldn't take it anymore and they took their country back. And but he said, I see the same signs here in America. If you people don't wake up, you are going to be like us. You'll be like Argentina. To wake up. Now, eighth largest largest economy in the world, one of the greatest South American power houses full, they had so many natural resources. It's just mind boggling that they lived in such you know, almost third world not I mean there's great cities in Argentina, right, yeah, I mean style cities. Yeah, but you know they the way they were run was almost third world. And it's like it is just travesty because they had one of the wealthiest countries from a natural resource a thatcher. Again, that's exactly what happened, right, And the people in power get rich, but you're you're not allowed. It's the whole uh Bernie Sanders, the art of the anteater. Hey, what are you crazy? AT's see? But you know it's okay for him to have what three or four houses? Yeah, I mean Honeymoon and communist Russia. I mean just a real whack a doodle. And people love them. The young people love them because they like free shit. They don't want to work. Yeah, you know, if you just work hard, good things happen to you. You know, show up to work every day, have a good fricking attitude, don't call off to go to your favorite concert because you can't get the day off, you know, And he wants you to live under the socialist yoke. Oh, it'll be a different type of socialism. Like how like who every socialism is the same. Everybody's supposed to be Like communists didn't work because we weren't doing the right type of communism. Yeah, exactly. There's always these philosophers and these yeah, these thinkers that think that they right type of socialism or everybody's supposed to be treated the same. Everybody gets the same pegs, it's the same. So it's not the same communism slash socialism that's re responsible for two hundred million, yeah deaths in the world or more under for the last one hundred and whatever years. Yeah, every form of government, the one that most average people have died under is socialist communist type of problem. Starving to death, to mask graves by Stalin forty fifty million of your own citizens put in mass graves over you know, not to mention how many they lost during World War two. Yeah, I mean how many people disappear and go to because they like, they understand the freedom's good. But it was so again police, stay, yep, you know, that's that's how we are. Now, that's what the Patriot Act did. It's like a foothold towards a police state. They get, you know, crimes against its own citizen. If you don't agree, you know, the thought police are going to come after you. You're gonna disappear up into Siberia, some work camp in Alaska. I don't you know, I don't know any Arctic circle. It's just a terrible form of government. But yeah, people, it sounds good. It sounds like a utopia on the surface, but it's not, you know what I mean, because everybody's poor except for those in charge. You know, they'll say they eventually, like we were getting to with Margaret Thatcher, social socialism works until you run out of everyone else's money. Yeah, yeah, because come on, if you're not ruling class, your life's going to be shitty. Yeah. So that gold the gold Star Father. Yeah, he was arrested, but he was released. But he was arrested for protesting Biden. So there you got free speech. You know that this guy can't say what. I don't know where he was doing that. But you can't like just disrupt like meetings or you know, when you're holding a Congress session of Congress, you can't have like people in there. Like back in the sixties, you could go watch like c span. You can be in the peanut gallery and watch them vote on issues. That's polite society, man, But you're not allowed anymore. You've got to be checked in certain times and all this stuff, you know, security, I get it, but it's just also a deviation. I mean, we've just gone off the rails so much that you can't have polite discourse because if you somebody doesn't agree with what you're saying, you're going to get screamed down as a Nazi. It doesn't matter. Yeah, you give me so anti Nazi that it's like bizarro world that you're so anti Nazi you're a Nazi man. Yeah, you know, that's like Antifa. Also, he was in the House Chamber, so maybe that was a little bit to like he shouldn't have been there, But yeah, I get that. But obviously there's they said he said things like, uh, the United States Marines, yea, and Abby something, Abby Gates at the gate. That's the things they said he said. So it wasn't like anything really crazy, but he was in the House Chamber apparently, so well you're trying to was that during the State of the Union. I don't know what it was, but so, but makes you think, yeah, exactly, there's a lot going on in this crazy world and a lot of it's upside down bizarro. It is so. And then looking so, I saw this one which I thought was interesting. You know, Elon Muskby knows always in the news, and here's another one. He comes out with. I'm not sure if he's a white hat or a black hat. Yeah, I don't know. I mean, he's done. You know, he's some things he does you're like, I don't know, but that other things you're like, good for him, right, So, I mean the fact that he took over Twitter and he doesn't seem to be he's allowing people to free, you know, freely. That is a good That's why you see Tucker Carlson over there. If he didn't buy that, there wouldn't be an outlet photography for people like that. Exactly. Just because you don't agree with him doesn't mean that you shot him down. And you know, yeah, because if somebody is that, if you think they're they're crazy for what they say, Oh they're a wha I could do whatever. Just don't listen to them. You know, they should have the rights of America. That's the way. That's the playbook. Yeah, you have the right to say whatever you want, you know, but it doesn't mean but if your message doesn't resonate with people, no one will listen. It's just like when you have a five year old scream and I want that, I want that, I want that. I mean, you don't have to put up with that crap. Yeah, you know with your kid. Okay, you have to discipline them, But I guess that's a bad analogy. But you could just just walk away. Man, if there's somebody's screaming on the corner, you go cross this and get out of their you know, their circle of influence, because if they don't have them again, if they have a message it doesn't resonate with enough people, they will fade on their own, on their own demise, you know, just because people have become so entitled and so self important. Oh you hurt my feelings. Yeah, that there's so much we pay attention to the one voice that's not the majority of the people in the because they cry the loudest. Yeah, they cry the loudest, So the herd the most. So like when we were coming up, you had bullies and you were allowed to get your butt kicked. We got paddled by teachers when we stepped out of line. Yep, you learned how to. You had to get a job unless you're rich. So you had shitty bosses, you had to put up with it, You had shitty co workers, you had shitty friends. You have bad girlfriends or boyfriends. Yeah, it's part of becoming a complete human being. So by the time you're thirty forty fifty, you have collected enough experiences to have gained a good amount of wisdom. They've done that, then maybe you should be able to vote. Seriously, I don't think people that rent should be able to vote on my property taxes, how my property taxes are spent. But they do. They get to vote. They don't own a fucking well, a freaking house, That's what I said. Frickin' yeah, they don't own a house, so why should they vote on how my property taxes are spent. I mean, if you've already sent your kids through school, you should be exempt. In that county. You got to pay for everybody else's friends or kids. I don't really agree with that, especially you hit your golden years. Your budget's much less than it used to be, and then there's socioeconomic problems with inflation all this. I mean, nothing's static, it doesn't stay the same. I've been flowing the markets and how much things cost. So you went from eating ribbis in your thirties to eating kans of cat food in your seventies. Yeah, you know that's an exaggeration, but I think you get the point. Yeah, So yeah, yeah, because I mean I imagine, like if you and those are little concerns, right, yeah, but if you if you, let's just say you paid taxes for forty years, that's almost putting two sets of kids through school. Because you graduated eighteen high school rate. You don't start at zero, you start five. So if you paid property taxes for forty years, it means you put two sets of kids through school. That you should be enough. You should be at that point saying all right, it's done. You know, more property taxes because you've already put two cents. What else do they use our property taxes for? Yeah? And like you said, then hey, you pay your you own the note on your house after thirty years, fifteen years, whatever your mortgage is the terms, but you never own it. You're just renting from the government. Yeah, because you have to pay taxes. Yeah, and people forget that property taxes were not supposed to be a thing in this country. Now they weren't. No taxes were really the only tax was considered a tax that was constitutional. They called the fair tax, which is a sales tax. That was it. Most people don't know. But income tax did not get put in until nineteen thirteen when the FED was created. So you know, from the founding of our country seventeen seventy six to nineteen thirteen, there was no income tax in this country and we rean just fine, right, So you know the power is that which Wilson is Yeah, progressives progressives, Yeah, so the powers that be you know, put that in place, basically making us all. You know, you pay the government first before you get paid. You know, when you get your paycheck, the taxes are already gone, so you don't have a choice to decide whether you want to pay your taxes or you want to pay them later or now they're gone, you know, so they actually get paid before you do. Yeah, they get paid before you get paid to feed your family. Yeah, so you know, the detriment at this point over taxation is yeah, but I mean, why why did we go to why did we want under, you know, out of the crown from under the tax Well, it was it was many, many taxes, but we were we were the most productive colony. Yeah, and he had a lot of wars to pay for with the French, you know, and wherever his imperialistic empire. The king, but the taxes, so they had to bleed us and the taxes kept increasing, right, Yeah, but the straw that broke the canls drink coffee because coffee was everywhere in the New World, yeah, instead of tea. Yeah, but the straw that broke they kept raising taxes, and the straw that broke the camel's bag was the tea tax. Right. So then people are like, that's it representation. Yeah. So and then you know, again we talked about how they divide the country. Well, it was only tempers out of the population that rebelled, so I think it was three. It was very low percentage. Most people are like, they were happy to have a king, and when they were loyalists, and then when when we won the war and they were going to crown, they were not really crown. Make Washington president. Yeah, a lot of people said you should just be king and they're like, no, we didn't fight a war to have another king. Washington said that. Now Washington said that, and I think in the King of England was like, he's the greatest man who have ever lived. But didn't he have syphilis? Was going crazy? No, no, because he said, I don't know if he had that, but no. The reason he said that is because he said, how can you give up such power? He goes, you have power in your hand to be the king and you said no to it. And he said, because we didn't fight a war to have another king. We fought a war for freedom, right And back then, I think people had what it was called a loyal title, but they had a brave heart. I've heard traffic. Can't talk about that sometimes trafficking was a kooky dude, but he was pretty awesome. Yeah, but he You know, people used to have what they called a loydal title. And what that meant is when you paid your mortgage or whatever and you finally had your house, it was yours forever and when we passed down generation generation generation. But as you said, because of property tax today it is not and you have to spend money to protect your assets for when you die. To pass them on to your children. Yeah, you don't want your crap going to probate court. Yeah, because then the government gets definitely gets their cut, and death tax, inheritance tax, yea, all these So your tax I mean, our founding fathers even said that you're going to be taxed to death, all the way to death, even in death or tax. Yeah, double tax, triple taxi. I mean quite honestly, that's all they do is try to figure out how to get more money out. Yeah, with your your unrealized gains. They're trying to get that. They always are trying to get that. You only pay you only pay capital gains when you liquidate yours. You have an art, you have a game. You buy a house at thirty thousand, it becomes in five years it's worth one hundred thousand. You pay your taxes when you sell it, and then the next guy he sells it, he's got to pay his taxes. Yeah. So it's like this chain that is not broken. Yeah. But talk about but going back to the divide, I just want to give this story. You know, like you said, richly divide us on many things, on race, on sex, on economic whatever, you know, Like here's a modern example of that, you know, I mean it's all the ways through the country. They'll say like, oh, the rich make too much money. We're going to tax the rich, and everybody's for that. Everybody's like, yeah, that sounds going to attack the rich because I'm not rich, right. But a modern example comes out of Australia. They had I don't know if this was a decade ago or whatever, but basically they tried to their politicians tried to, you know, again pull the wool over the eyes of their people. So they said, hey, we're going to tax the rich and we're going to tax their ferraris and fur coats and all these you know, expensive things. And the average person, well, that's great because I'm not rich, so I don't have a ferrari or fur coat. So cool. Yeah, let's tax is rich. Right. So they voted for it, put it through, and then when it had when it when all was said and done, the dust settled and everybody sees it was a tax on all electronic devices, so everybody was taxed, not just a rich. So you bought a new iPhone, you bought a new TV, you bought anything electronic, you got an extra tax. There you go, so because they listened to their politicians, then that's what happened. And then again going back to our income company, they don't read a new bill, they just pass it. They passed it. Yeah, but even but people again go okay talking about our income tax. That's how it was passed. The politicians went out and said, this is a tax on the rich. They always say that, and the rich actually pay more than what is the ratio? Well, no, it doesn't ever really matter. Well, no, at one point in time before Kennedy came in and lowered taxes, the richer paying ninety percent, you know, but the rich the guy saying that his father got you know, in the thirties, forties, fifties or something like seventy percent, and he was just like a steel worker. Yeah, but I mean I was like, key it out. But I mean we're at I mean with state local, you're at forty percent, forty five percent. Well, when you add everything up, you're a lot more. I mean there's a tax on your cell phone. There's a tax on your cable builder. Deeper, there's tax when you write ticket, you take a plane, there's taxes on you know, the ticket. There's everything you have has a tax, right, so when you add it all up, everybody's heavily heavily taxed. But I remember when I used to get deliveries for the landscape business or construction businesses. You start seeing these fuel surg charges. When gas started going up, I'm like, what does this extra thirty five bucks on here? Oh, it's fuel surcharge. Yeah, I was like, so I can expect to see depending on the ice of fuel, this is going to fluctuate or is this just always going to it's always going to be there. Yeah. Well, they never take away a tax once they implement it, right. But so going back to that again, that our tax, but it is our income tax that was created in nineteen thirteen or nineteen Yeah, nineteen thirteen again was sold to the people as a tax on the rich. And so over time what they do is they change the definition of rich. So maybe in nineteen thirteen you had to have a million dollars by nineteen twenty, yet of half a million dollars by nineteen whatever. So they just keep lowering the definition of rich. So now all of us are obviously rich. Wages systematically went up. They usually do. I mean, it depends on the inflation and you know how whatever, you're going to get the standard living but they bring it down, you're going to eventually more people are going to meet that. Yeah, or they bring it down because they're ultimate goals. They want to keep spending and they they want to keep getting paid. There's a race from the bottom to hit that number, and there's a race from the top to expand upon it bringing it down, and so you're got it. You're going to have to meet somewhere in the middle. Yeah. So the so the caveat here to people is don't ever listen to what they tell you and how it's only going to be one group and it doesn't have to rich or poor or gave orsus straight or whatever whatever they put in place. They will always change the rules for their advantage and to disadvantage you. So you know they did that again. We lived for one hundred from seventeen seventy six to nineteen twelve with no income tax, and our country was perfectly fine. And most people don't understand that the people pushing this stuff, their career politicians, their career bureaucrats, they don't live. They live in that bubble where they're a government employee. Yeah, the best healthcare, golden parachute retirements. They don't get the same healthcare. Remember when Obama did an Affordable Care Act YEP, Obamacare, none of these congress people that vaded on this, they didn't. They don't have to do that. They've got a golden parachute, They've got the best medical they don't live by the same rules. They're not outside the bubble scrapping the care, grinding it out man and bleeding and sweating. Yeah. So when Obamacare increased everybody's health care costs, they were perfectly confined. Like you said, their healthcare is one hundred percent paid for. Their health care didn't change, and we pay for their health care and the increasing cost of our healthcare. And I was basically the person that they said it was going to help because I was a single pair, right, Yeah, So what I paid like two hundred bucks a month for pretty good health care. Yeah, and then it went to like six hundred or something it was, Yeah, I was closer to I think it was like eight, and we were just like, we can't. So I went without health insurance for a very long time because I was self employed, you know, So it affected me at such and that was like one of the first times I saw my government dollars really working against me. That was an eye opening experience and I think it helped propel me. It kind of was like the meeting place between conspiracy and epiphany. Yeah, you know, like, oh shit, and then I see these things crossing. It's the intersecting back to Reagan when you hear that knock on your door and says we're from the government and here to help the goes run. Essentially, we don't want the government in your life. Yeah, that's the takeaway from Reagan that I always loved, Like, we really don't. We don't need the government motive and it's not usually in your favor, right, So you're not going to stop this beast, And I think you need to talk about the deficit. Yeah, no, so, but I'm gonna go with this first. This is the one thing where Regan, the so Elon Musk issues a grave warning for America. The groundwork is being laid for something worse than nine eleven. And this came out it's on Gateway pun that it came out March fifth. So he's warning that obviously, just as we have said in prior shows, be careful. Something's happening, something's going on. We don't know what's going to happen, but seems to be the beginning of it. Yeah, you know, so he said. He says, the groundwork's being laid. And then you have like we ran across an article. So crazy, but uh rupe Paul apparently is building a bunker in Wyoming because he says that there's a coming civil war that he's trying to hide from. Right, But then he's not the only one. We've talked also about how all these rich people people are building bunkers all over. Anyone with the disposable income that can afford to build a bunker seems to be doing it. Yeah, and it's so celebrities. Yeah, you've got a couple million in the bank. US average people can't build these bunkers. But I got to get like a shipping container and dig a big hole. But then you wonder, you know, why why are they doing this? Like do they know something that we don't know? Right? I mean people in government, But people in government tend to know things, and they you know, tell your friend a friend, Yeah, they're they're having dinner with somebody, and then oop, something slips out Clinton hanging out with celebrities. Yeah, exact, that's the type of ship. It's like that that movie with Julia Roberts. What was that movie? The Obama's produced it Netflix? Yeah, I forget what the movie. But that's like an easter egg of all the stuff that could possibly happen in the next five years. And it isn't it interesting that there is a war. There's a movie called Civil War coming out here to see that because it's got my maid, it's got my dude from Parks and rec Yeah, he's the president, Yeah, Pearlman. He's married a chick, a funny chick from Will and Grace. Yeah, that lady. Yeah, but so you know, and then okay, then going down that hole, Ron Swan runs. Yeah. I think that's what it was. Yeah, So going down that hole though, again, is it something war related? You know? Is it something economic relatable? You know, but economic collapse? So recently and I saw this on Greg Hunter, but it's it's been on USA Watchdog, but it's been in other places as well. But you know, he quotes an article from Forbes on March fourth. The basic basically says US dollar death spiral crisis fears grow after the Bank of America issue is a shocking one trillion dollars in debt every hundred days warning amid huge bitcoin ethereum and XRP and crypto price boom. So it's interesting, it's not their losses, it's the government's losses. Yeah. So but the thing is that, yeah, our defits. It's growing a trillion dollars every hundred days. And that's we talked about this before, about the classic hockey Now, you showed me the graph and I was you were like in shock, yeah, because it was a slow it was going up, but it was just real graph. I think it was September boom, right, well three years ago, right, No, it was September of this year, the September that just passed. Correct. The hockey stick was from this year. I thought it was three years ago. That was. But that's what I'm telling you. The classic it it's a mathematical equation and they call it the classic hockey stick because it looks like a hockey stick. It runs pretty flat until all of a sudden, boom, it pops up at the end. Right, So in September, it was like July or September of this past, you know, just passed, right. So, but what that means is it will accelerate at higher levels exponential. Yes, So right now it's saying a trillion dollars every hundred days. Then it's going to be a trillion dollars every fifty days, and then it's going to be a trillion dollars every twenty five days, and then it go down and down, and then it'll be a trillion dollars every second, you know, So it will go to that speed in velocity so quickly it's going to be mind boggling. But you get to that point where then it crashes and part you can't do anything about it. So people understand, is it the whole save a penny and double it every day and you have a million dollars in thirty days or something kind of yeah, Because once it's like velocity of money, right ye, by collecting if you can collect pennies, But it's a velocity thing, and it's it's a mathematical equation. Essentially, you get to a point where it doubles, doubles, doubles doubles. It's like compounded interest. Yeah, so it grows so quickly you can't start up your local bookie about that. So, but the interesting thing, I mean, we knew that debt was a problem, but here it's growing to a proportion where it just cannot be controlled. And I think the other day I saw an article that said, I can't quite remember the numbers, but I believe it was around one hundred and seventy five trillion dollars in the hole for solid security and medicaid essentially, so you know, we can't pay that. But the ironic thing here that seems a little weird to me is within that, like, within the week of this article coming out, so many top executives, so the c suite right of JP Morgan and these big companies, have all been selling a lot of their stock. Right, So Jamie Diamond sold a ton, like like billions of shares or some crazy numbers, yeah, of stock, right, And so no Dami, Jamie Diamond is JP Morgan. So big banks, even people like Zuckerberg, you know. Yeah, but a lot of the people in big that are you know, in charge of big corporations, right, have been selling their stock. Remember, for people who don't know, a lot of high level executives not only get paid and they get bonuses they also get stock bonuses so they can buy. They're either given the stock for free or buy the stock at a huge discount. And and if they perform, well, we're no millions, it's but if they perform most on us. Sometimes it's a lot of times it's more than their salary. But so their incentive is, Okay, you make the company profitable, the stock will go up. You'll get rewarded. Right, But they obviously they can only sell at certain times. They call it blackout periods because it's considered insider trading if they sell before public information is known. So a lot of times what happens is once they report their earnings, they'd be like, okay, all the information's public. Everybody knows, we're all on the same information. We don't know anything inside, or now I can sell. So they did sell towards the you know, end of the year or beginning of this year, but large like sign very large numbers or shares. So why are they all cashing out so quickly? And then after that cash out, we see a huge run up in a huge spike, a huge spike in like cryptoca ncies. So there's like a gigantic move right in these things. So I'm an advocate per safe. So there's a vacuum over here, correct, and then there's an expansion over here. Yes, So it's just like you can follow the money just about yes, and what they say about energy, it never disappears, It just changes shape or changes form. So money never disappears and moves right, So it's moving from here to here. But the question you have to ask yourself is why, right, why is it moving now? Granted that is not government money, it's supposingly private money right now, that's a different rabbit hole in terms of those are types of people that are in the know, though exactly there are people in the know. They're powerful enough to understand Jamie Diamonds, JP Morgan, which is a too big to fail bank, right, But and you know bitcoin whatever, you know, I know they not going to allow that thing to last forever because a government's not going to allow two forms of money. You know. That's why they're talking cbdc's and all these other things. Right, vote for Trump. He's not going to let it happen. Yeah, but they're gonna try. There's ways they're circumvincing it. But but the thing is that if there is rumors out there that the dollar is going to fail. They're just going to have a big tank, like no, just making money now. But because of this debt thing, one trillion every hundred days. Everybody in the world is seeing this, right, And it's really surprising that a big bank like Bank of America came out and said this. But so you gotta again and ask yourself what are they doing and are they just hiding their money somewhere else? So me, you and the average person, we're going to take the hit. So it's always fall of the money. Right before wars, there's a lot a large move in money out of these countries that are going to be in war. You know, royals always move with their art and their yep, their jewelry. They can't take their palaces. But yeah, so if they start moving yep. Well yeah, so throughout history you see that. You see it, like you said, before the breakout of a war, like even you just talked about Cypress, Yeah, a lot of money. There was a lot of Russian money, and other countries had money there in the banks and Cypress. A lot of big people with you know, either people in charge, people in the know, whatever, whether they're even if they were actors or whatever. There's people who had friends in high places, right, they all move their money and then oh, surprisingly the cypress banks all collapsed and the average person's waiting in line for forever, for hours and hours every day, trying to get their money out, and they're like, sorry, no money left. So the big money moved their money knowing something was going to happen, right, right, So these big guys are moving their money. So it's not that all these guys are like brainy acts. No, sit there watching the markets all day. Oh, something's happening, We've got to move our money. No, not at all. They knew. Yeah, somebody told them, Hey, this is going to happen, move your fricking money. Yep, yep. So again because they're all part of the same team exactly, yes, world economic Is that what's happening? I don't know, but it is quite odd that they're all because you know, they usually cash out a fraction of their share. Only time you generally see somebody high up the cashes the company. Yeah, they're they're going to retire or something like that. I don't maybe he is going to retire. Maybe in a few months, we'll see Janie Diamond stepping down from you know, the head of Jack. If he did release information, it might hurt the stock like, hey, I'm retiring in two weeks. Well, but also then I'm leaving the company. Oh yeah, but but also but people watch that. People that watch stocks watch that because if they see upper people selling, they might be like, doesn't even the SEC watch that stock? Yeah? Anybody certain rules, you have to play by it. Yeah, but some people that try to speculate on stocks will use that as like a sign that company's doing well or not. They're going to short it. They're gonna yeah, because they'll say, oh, everybody in the management selling their stock. What's going on? You know? Either, so you either think the upper management knows that this is probably the peak in our stock. I'm going to get my money out now because we're going to release some bad earnings. So then the stock price is going to tank. Right, So some people will watch that as a sign. Right and then, but if you have a lot of shares, you can actually manipulate the market just because you own so much of it. Like if he owned twenty percent of the showld Soros make all the British pound or something he shorted the pound. Yeah, and that's when he became there. Yeah, and that the guy that made him rich absolutely hates him. Yeah, but knew he was a dirt dirt bag. Yeah, but he was the one that managed the money, right. But regardless, So some thing's going on. What it is, I don't know, but but my point is that Soros had to know something was happening maybe yeah, or had enough money at that point even Yeah, I mean he weighed it, but he waited. He I think he had that investment for quite a while, kind of like the Great Short when the guy held that investment for a while and everybody's like, you're crazy, nothing's going to happen, and the people were starting to abandon a member because he held it for six months or yeah. Movie was awesome, Yeah, but remember how long he held it and people started saying, nothing's happening, you're crazy, all this stuff, and he had to hold it a little bit longer Christian Bale's character. Yeah, but he had to hold it just a tad bit longer, and he obviously was correct. But but yeah, so if the dollar's going to crash or whatever it might be, is it because you know, so them having their money out of the dollar. That's not the dollar, that's as the dollar will affect it. Right, no stock stocks, Well it's in the American markets. Yeah, but people internationally can buy it. What would happen if we lost No? But listen, okay, say say one dollar got you one bitcoin, right, yeah, but then the dollar to value by fifty percent, you still have one big coin as easy as that. Yeah, you still have one bitcoin. So now if you convert that bitcoin back to dollars, you're going to get two dollars for that one bitcoin. So you made more money, So then you can come out because you can't use bitcoin to buy real estate. You can't use bitcoin to buy all these other things. Right if somebody wants bitcoin, correct, But it's not a that's why here's cash. Everybody will take care. That's why it's not a viable right now alternative to currency because you don't get paid in bitcoin. You know. That's the main reason I never got into is because how do I you know, if I did make big earnings, how am I going to convert this to cash? That's taxes and yeah, I got to go through three steps to buy a car or you know, I don't well, yeah, so you have to convert it back to the It's just like a stock. You own a stock, it goes up in value, you sell it, you get fiot money, you get dollars, right, so you would convert that bitcoin back to a dollar. But if the dollar fell fifty percent, then you can turn that one bitcoin to two dollars and now you have money that you can use in the real economy and go out and buy everything, right because it's everything's for the collapse, so I can go out and buy everything. So but that's essentially what that is. So again, don't know for sure what's going on, but it is a little weird and they are moving their money. I think it's very suspicious. I don't think it's a little weird. I don't think it's a little anything. I think it's well. Greg Hunter had somebody on Very Suspicious his show who basically said that they're front running the dollar, so front in stocks or if you're an investor, basically when they say front running is you know something in advance, so you get prepared for it. So if they're front running a collapse of the dollar, they're hiding essentially in bitcoins, waiting for their coin. Yeah, waiting for a crash and then nothing that they usually invest in nose and that's probably a tell there too, exactly. You know, they're not moving into other markets or had you know, I don't know, commodities, they're going into bitcoin, yeah, with billions of dollars. Yeah, and maybe they're not one of the most genius money makers in the world, right Jamie Diamond has a reputation of making money, but I'm not saying that that is where they're putting the money. It's just ironic that they have pulled their money out of stocks and bitcoin the next week just huge run up and apparently it's spiked up a lot during the weekend, right, So so it's just yeah, something to watch people do move on the weekend if they can, because media doesn't really they all go home for the weekend, right, Yeah, so you know, and then that's coupled with you know, other stories out there about there was another one about the US US bank crisis looms as deposit outflows accelerates of people. There was a recent another failure of a bank in New York and people were pulling their money out. So more people are getting concerned that banks are getting weaker again. So again, do they know there's quite a lot of banks on the CUSP twenty thirty, Like we're not talking like local banks, your regional farmers bank or whatever. No, they could be as well. The problem is that the way the banking model works. I'm not going to bore everybody with how that works, but the way it works is that you know, banks live on they lend long and borrow short. So high level this is what it is. Right. So imagine you go to your local bank, you get a thirty year mortgage, and when rates were low, like around three you got a mortgage around three percent. They were earning three percent on the money they gave you every month, every year for thirty years. Right, But they have to borrow short, meaning they borrow money from the average person putting their deposit in the bank. Yeah, So when deposit rate was the irrational savings and loan, well, that's anything any banks, so in general, that's just the right. So if when rates were almost zero, as a depositor, you put your money in the bank and you got nothing, right, Everybody's like, I got nothing in my savings account, right, you, So they paid you nothing to put your money in the bank, but they lent it to somebody who paid them three percent. Now rates have reversed, so now on the market they might have to pay you five percent for your savings, but they're earning three percent for that mortgage, so they're underwater. Correct, That's the way the banking model traditionally works. So that's why they're upside down if they knew. So is that why before the crash the mortgage they were bundling and selling these as products to bigger banks. No, they were bundling and selling as a way to get more money to do. That was the government too, that was fanning Freddy Mack right, Well, they were involved in some of these things too. But the traditional model is so banks can what they can hedge themselves against these convergence and interest rates if they're sophisticated. But the problem is that a lot of the smaller banks are just they're not sophisticated and hedging, you know, so they don't understand that they should have went out and hedged against the change in interest rates. So that because there's there's things called interest rate swaps where you swap a fixed rate for a floating rate, and so a mortgage is a fixed rate, I get three percent every month. A floating rate is what the market's doing, and the rates are going ebbing and flowing every day. So what you could do is say, okay, well I'm going to be getting three percent fixed from my customer every month, right, essentially three percent a year. Right. But the market I'm paying somebody is fluctuating. So you can enter into what they call a swap agreement where you say, I'm going to pay three percent, which matches my three percent i'm earning, but I'm going to then receive a floating which matchs. So basically it's swampy. They're hoping they're getting four or five six, Yeah, so they'll get essentially, when it all works out, they'll end up getting. They'll pay a floating, receive a floating so they match their terms. They match what they pay match with what they receive. So is the gold break even on interest rates? There? No, they still get they want to make money. Will they make money if they break who? Okay? Yeah? But and then there's also there's also a component because I used to work in a bank, and I work with what called regulatory capital, So it's money the banks hold against their assets right, it's considered capital in a bank, and one of the things that they would hold was government bonds. And again because of the low interest rate environment, bonds have turned negative. So the way a bond works, it's an inverse So when the interest rate on a bond goes up, the price of the bond goes down. When the price of the bond goes up, interest rates go down. Their inverse inverse relationship. Right, So same thing most again, most banks and other government agents and different things. Even our government works the same way. They issue bonds to make money. So when again thinking that inverse relationship, when bond, when interest rates were lower, the bond prices were higher. So a bond what's considered at par is bond at one hundred dollars, right, So when it goes down below par meaning if I wanted to buy or sell that bond in the stock market, I could pay more than one hundred dollars or less than one hundred dollars. So when interest rates were lower, prices went up. So at zero percent, that bond might have been worth one hundred and twenty. But now interest rates are five, that bond is worth ninety dollars instead of one hundred. So we as a bank go, okay, why have this government bonds as my collateral. It's my capital that I'm holding at the bank, right. But when banks get a run on the bank, they go crap, everybody's pulling their money out right, And then they go, I need more money, so they sell these bonds that they hold as collateral as a way to generate cash. But now that the interest rates are higher, those bonds are worth less. So what they thought might have been one hundred dollars on their books are now worth eighty dollars. And they have a bunch of this stuff. So then when they have to turn it in, they have to realize a capital loss of twenty on every bond and they have to report that as a loss because it was worth a hundred. I could only sell it now for eighty. And I have to sell all these bonds to get cash because people are running on my bank, right. So that's what's happening. That's why they're failing, because they have no assets anymore. They've had to sell everything at a fire sale to get cash to pay the people that have money in the bank. Interest rates are so important. Yeah, so they're crazy, you know, you don't think of it that way at all. No, but I got a good rate, but you don't realize, okay, when the FED they're starting to spike them. Yeah, but people also don't understand a time it really in five years, it could be a disaster. Yeah, but they also don't understand the FED can only control short term rates. So it's that overnight rate essentially is what banks charge each other. So you, as JP Morgan, might give a loan to another bank and they give money back and forth because it's all CALKI. It has to be very calcu it is. There's there's a high degree of math and calculation in trouble. So yeah, but I'm saying that that's what the FED controls, is that the overnight rate what banks charge each other. Because some banks I did, Yeah, I buy and stuff. Yeah, I worked with FED funds. So that's why I understand this piece too. So when banks had the overnight money is what they charge each other a CFO but so what they that's what they charge each other. But your mortgage is based on market rates of interest rates. The FED when they say oh we raised interest rates, it trickles eventually into that. But you could have the FED lowering rates, but market rates rising, and people go that doesn't make sense. It's because market rates are driven by spot by supply and demand basic economics. So if people have a demand for long term money, they will spike that demand. The price will go up and the interest rates will go down. But if people don't want the long term money, it will be the inverse. The price will drop, interest rates will rise. So the market determines longer term rates. The FED only determines short term rates, so they don't have a whole bunch of say in what your mortgage is really worth. The market does. And if the market feels everything's risky, oh, I don't want to take that risk. I don't want to get that old, that long term money and be locked in when interest rates are rising. Because of that inverse relationship I just talked about, nobody wants long term money. So then what the market does is it keeps raising the interest rate to a point where people go, I might be willing to I won't take that risk at five percent, but I'll take that risk at ten. It's you know, out that risk reward ratio is more appealing to me if I can earn ten percent interests, but it's not so appealing at five. So rates will rise until it gets to the point where somebody is willing to take that risk. That was a lot, that makes sense. This is where I just stare at you. Rule. Yeah, this spittle comes out of my mouth and drips the baby You've always done this stuff to me, where you just I'm like, I am married to the smartest person in the world. How did I get here? So what is going on right now? I can't comprehend this? But yeah, hopefully people, and you know, you've been a great source of education for me through the years. So if you ever kicked me out the door and I come back a millionaire and you want me back, it's probably your day. But I hope people got some uh some education. You never never ceased to surprise man. So I really didn't want to go down that road, but I was just loving it. I was like, I love you. I'm so turned on right now. But I didn't really want to go down that road. But my my point was so, yeah, there could be more banking issues on the rise, so people, you know, you might want to hold a little bit of cash on the side just in case. I'm not saying run on banks because actually that makes things worse. You actually accelerate the problem. Be smart, but prepare for things like that. Yeah, just in case, right, and then fact, my dummy method is start by an extra by a case. It can food that we Yeah, but you got to understand too, what most people don't understand and what we learned from again going back to the Cyprus incident, is people, if you have your money in the bank, you are an unsecured creditor to that bank. And most people don't believe that concept. They don't believe it's risky. No, but they don't. I think that's the safest place for their money. Yeah, but they don't understand the concept of unsecured creditors. So what that means is you are by depositing your money in the bank, you are letting the bank use your money, which we just talked about, but they don't give you any They give you a little bit of an interest rate, but you have no collateral against it. Right, So when well, how long did we go without any interest rate? And in Europe it was negative? Yeah, for you know, it's savings, you know. But but let's look at the inverse relationship. Here, you have a mortgage, right, the bank will only give you money. The bank will only give you money on the So you're talking about collateral. So the bank will give you a loan, right, but they hold your mortgage as collateral for that loan. You do not get so you are not the owner of that house, even though you say, they ask do you own a rent and you put own, but you don't truly own it until the mortgagees pay off, because really the bank owns the house and you're paying them and you don't get collater Your home is collateral for the loan. So if you if you do not pay your mortgage, they get to keep the house. Right, But the unsecured creditor portion of a bank account is okay if you if you lend the money to the bank and the bank fails, you get nothing. They get to keep all the money. So if you had one hundred thousand dollars now like the bond hold or whoever, it'll go through bankrupts. Well, they'll go through bankruptcy coordinat determine who gets the money. Right now, granted you're supposed to be insured via FDIC, right, they say you have X amount of money that's ensured and the government's going to back it. Now, there is that insurance. However, if a number of banks fail simultaneously, there is not enough money in that insurance pull to cover you. So but again, let's say the I can't remember the amount, let's say's one hundred and fifty thousand, so they would only assure you for one hundred and fifty thousand. If you had two hundred in there, you're gonna lose the fifty, right, But if enough banks fail, they don't have enough money in FDIC to cover that. So what they called it was a bail in. So before when the crisis of eight nine happened, they called it a bailout, so the government bailed the banks out that got in trouble. When Cyprus happened, the new concept took place of a bail in. And what that means is you, as an unsecured creditor, are going to support the bank in its failure, and so they take your money to support the bank to try to keep it from failing. Now, this is the crazy thing, because I think we saw, or well you you were bringing it to my attention that something like this was on the horizon back then. Yes, and I was like, no way. And then you know, that whole cycle for two three weeks about this and how they did it and what was going on, and people like, oh man, the people were so upset, you know, they took everything. How am I going to feed my family? How am I going to pay my you know all? And it was really sad. If I remember all the news, the news outlets were going there filming these people crying because they had nothing. It's a small island. I don't even I think it's sovereign. It's its own nation, right. And then but then here in the US, everybody's like, oh, well we have FDIC, it'll and again we do have FDIC, but if enough banks fail in the amount of money that fails, you will not see anything. And as an unsecured creditor, you are not You don't have no access over the bank. You spread your money around to different banks. So you only put one hundred and fifty if you're insured for one hundred and fifty in this bank and you take another bank, I mean, no, is it in totality or is it? It used to be per you could spread it, you could credit. But then they change the rules so that it's per person. So if you had one hundred and fifteen JP Morgan one hundred and fifty and so P and C. You had three hundred that was saved by FDIC. But because they know they don't have enough money, they've changed it. As far as I'm concerned, I'm not totally expert, but I remember reading something about that and find oh, that's pretty nefarious, isn't it. They now said per person, So you'll lose it at the one bank but have it at the other, or so on and so forth, and then you are almost accused of being a criminal. When you want to pull five g's out of the bank cash, you got to go meet in the side room and they want to know why you're taking this much money. I think it's like down to three thousand now it is. It is. I was like, I'm buying my kid a quad. Leave me alone, that's my money. Yeah, no, yeah, exactly. If you if you try to take too much cash out, then they question you and or just write you a cash here's check. I want cash. I like green bags. Yeah, I enjoy cash bulging. I want a big bank roll in my pocket. Yeah. I want all the ladies to see my bank roll. But so again, so they've taken Dutch of pastors. That's all I'm saying is because if you're only what if you have four hundred thousand, you're only in sure to one fifty, And why don't you just tell them, well, I want the balance, You keep my one fifty, but I want the rest in cash. Yeah. Again, I don't remember the liver to my house. I don't remember the limiting. No, we can't do that, sir. That you're like a drug dealer or a you're a terrorist. Yeah, but again criminal it might be a little higher, but it really at the end of the day doesn't matter because there isn't enough to cover a larger bank failure. So what I mean you have to put your money in assets. You have to put like if you have a million dollars cash, that is a bad idea. Well, that's that's why. That's why you know, listening to Martin and all this stuff, he said, the smart money and the big money and people have money are putting them in tangibles. That's why you're seeing things like luxury items, collectibles you look at like the baseball card, the World's Badass Baseball card. That's probably if I had a billion dollars, I'd own all the badass baseball cards. But he's saying, never in history has a car gone that much, right, and all these tangible six daytona Ferrari. Yeah, but all these tangible assets have been going up in price. Why because one, people are parking their money out of government. So again, a tangible assets, so it can't be tracked. You're still track. They'll start asking you about some of that stuff, your assets. But it's also off the grid, right, it's out of the bank. So if the banks fail, I have this, So, yes, will it be worth if you paid a million dollars for a baseball card, if the economy of crashes, will that be card be worth a million? No, but it'll be worth something. So if you go to sell it to somebody who does have money, you're really protecting your losses. That's why all the rich people go the Southerby's. They see a Picasso's up or whatever. Yeah, it's three million dollars. You can cut that out of the frame, roll it up, stick it on your knapsack and escape the country. Yeah, but I mean somebody's there's a market for it somewhere. Yeah, eventually you're gonna be okay. Yeah, so you're the value that you paid for it might drop in half. But again, like so, if you owned your house free and clear, if the market tanks, your house may not be what you paid for it, but it's not worth zero. There is value in the land and in the structure and other things. You're still well off because you own the properties. Yeah, so they were buying assets, and that's why you see these huge increases and a lot of things like that, because it's a way to hide the money. And then where's an example, right putting you always tell me because I'm always like, well, if we bought silver at this price, and historically it never goes over forty you know whatever dollars, But a lot of rich people are like, it doesn't matter, we just buy it because you know it's you can physically hold it. Yeah, gold and silver and plat whatever, again, diamonds. If the economy crashes, it may not be worth what you paid for it, but it's worth something. It has some tangible value because it is something of value. So it's a different way. It's a non traditional way for middle class earners to think of investments. You know what we're saying assets. Yeah, so, like again, instead of pumping your four oh one, you can, you know, diversify by holding gold and silver or buying a piece of art or a collectible something. It doesn't always have to be a hot market. Yeah. So, and then you know a lot of people will look at their four o one k's and stuff and say, oh, well, you know, I'm rich there, but you're only rich on paper. You know, it's never gain until you actually cash it out. And then there's that recent thing I just told you about, and I'd like to go into it. We'll maybe have to do a special show on it. But essentially, there's a new video that has come out a guy that wrote a book. His name's David Rogers Web. Yeah, guys, she's been pounding this and I'm always like, I don't want to hear about this right now. There's so much going on, and you're like giving me a new conspiracy theory. Yes, I've got like three podcasts and two of them almost three, deal with conspiracy theories. But so this guy, David Roger's web. But basically he wrote a book called The Great Taking, and it is again it's meshing in with the new world order and all this other stuff. And you know where they say you'll own nothing, we always wondered, how can you own nothing? Well, there's been something that's been in the works for decades, and we're talking saying you'll own nothing and be happy. Correct that whole thing that nobody's like schwab. You know, everybody's trying to wrap their head around it, like what Yeah, and they're like, how would you own nothing? Well again, so this guy unraveled this. He was a market guy, worked with hedge funds and all kinds of things, and it's been in the works. They have changed laws, changed codes, changed all kinds of things, and they've done this a little bit of it. Yes, it's the proverbial frog in the boiling water situation. I'm talking decades. They've been doing this since like the eighties nineties, slowly changing laws, changing codes, and then basically you think you own a stock, but it's not owned by you. There's these clearing corporations, there's these other things. And when they digitized everything, you've everybody an example like when we paid off our first car. Yeah, well we talked about this because when they digitized I was trying to explain it like dumb it down to me for me. But when they did tized everything, right, it was supposed to be done for ease, like, oh, it's just ease, let's paperwork, blah blah blah blah blah. Right, so all your stocks planet, Yeah, so your stocks In the old days, when you when you bought a stock, you would get a physical paper certificate with a number on keep it in safety deposit box, keep it in your home safe and you'd say, oh, I own one hundred shares of whatever, ge right, and you had this physical piece of paper that showed that you own it. And even when they first started digitizing, they would say and they were fancy little yeah, like kind of look like dollar bills with all the filigrees in the art. But then then when they started digitizing, you could call a specific company to get your certificate. If you say you bought the stock and you're like, I'm not going to probably sell it, I want to own it forever or whatever, you could say, give me my paper certificate and they would send it to you. But they stopped doing that, and again over time they've changed these laws and whoa. So but then there's these clearing corporations that clear all the stocks. And then so they've these layers into the structure, into the way that the whole infrastructure of money. So essentially you are considered a title owner, but you don't own the stock. These the maybe the clearing cor don't hold it correct Like, no, you hold it. But do you pay fees for these clearing houses that hold you. I don't know, Like, yeah, they get paid somehow. But what I'm saying is they put these layers in so you're just you think you own it. You're a placeholder. Yeah, and then somebody else above you they think they own it. And then essentially it's being owned by this higher level clearing company that huh happens to be global, and all the stocks are basically they own the collateral, they're holding the stocks, they have the So the whole issue I told you about the house, they have the collateral, they own it. You just look like you own it on paper. See, but you fought to get so we paid off another car, Yeah, so what they didn't get the title. They didn't send us the title when it was paid off. Yeah. So what I'm trying to say is that I'm trying to read a little more into this and study because there's a lot here. But I remember, yes, we did pay off one car and I wanted to get the title and we did. And then I remember we had tried to you're doing something in one A bank or somebody said, well, the cars aren't considered of even if you own it, it's not really considered an asset anymore. I'm like, what do you mean it's not considered it's like value. I'm like, it has some sort of value, yeah, but it's not. I'm like, okay, but we ended up selling the car or like twenty grand at that point is you know, well, whatever your car would be worth after depreciation, you paid it off in five six years. But I thought it was oddit. I'm kind of there's no value. It's not an asset. Yeah. I was like, well, what do you mean it's not an asset? I own it. It's has some value, even if you don't think it's worth as much as it says on paper, it has some value. And maybe because I didn't really own it, I don't know, you know, that's what I'm saying, Like, that's why it's not considered a that you But I'm like, okay, whatever. We traded that car and got a different car just because it was getting older and we had to do a lot of repairs. So they took it as you know, a pain as some Yeah, but then this car, but they had I had no problem for their car, but I had no problem getting the title on the first one. Once we paid it off, they said they just mailed it to me automatic, right right, that was standard. Yeah, probably the late nineties or something. I don't know. I think it was later than that. But then we had subsequently paid off another car, and then I called them and said, all right, I made my last loan payment, give me my title. Because the second car was newer, had less mileage, wasn't as old as the first one, saw to me, had more value. I'm like, even if you don't say it has value, I want the title because I own the thing, right So plus that's an accomplishment. Yeah, when you pay your house off, you want the title. Yeah, so see it's going to my safe. Yeah. So I said give me my title, and they said, oh, we don't, we don't do that anymore. I'm like, what do you mean you don't do that? I own it, So how do I prove I own it to anybody. Like if I were to pass away and I wanted to give it to my family, I'm like, they're gonna be like, well, you don't know the car. I'm like, no, I have the title. I own the car, right. So I fought it had to go through several, many, many steps, and I finally got it. But I'm like, why is it so hard for me to get a title for something that I paid for and I'm supposed to own, you know. So then I see all these little signs and again there's a lot going on here, and there's several people doing things. So if you have the time, listen to it. But I will tell you it goes pretty deep depth financially and nearious. It is nefarious. So basically, they have circumvented your rights. And again that's how you'll own nothing, because you don't own it even now. So basically, what this guy's saying is that you think so some of you people that maybe baby boomers and people of that age, go oh, I get a million dollars in my stock account, Well you don't, because again, if these two big what I'm find kind of understanding is when the Great Reset happened, or not. The Great the Great Recession happened. There was what they they had termed a term too big to fail banks, and and I'm kind of like, well, why are they too big to fail? If we live in capitalism, if you didn't manage your company right, you should go under. Yeah. Why did GM get bailed out and Ford did not? Yeah? And it's well, Ford, I think decided not to take but they did, but they're obviously hurt for it now. I mean there's stocks usually around twenty bucks and GM's like, I don't understand it now. But regardless, It's like, if we live in a capitalist society, those that don't run their company well deserve to be taken. They go under, and then the the victor can buy their assets repenning on the dollar, and then they can double the size of their company that it goes down to. Yeah, capitalism works. So they wouldn't let these banks fail. And I always wonder why why, you know, why would you let you let the small regional bank fail, but you're not going to let the mom and pops fail? Yeah, but you're not going to let the big bank look at that fail during COVID. Yeah, that's like part of the play. But so all the big banks were saved, right, Like there was a bank called Wacovia that was bought by Bank of America. It was one of the bigger banks I remember what COVID, Yeah, and so it was it was allowed to fail and be absorbed by a bigger right. And so the thing is that what I'm I'm understanding and I'm no expert on it, so don't quote me on it. But what I think it's saying is that these two big to fail banks are part of this overall scheme. So when say your brokerage firm, so basically what you're saying is, ah, the fix is in correct. So when your brokerage firm fails and then you go you try to log into your account and go where the heck's my money, right, it's going to be reverted because you don't really own it. The title collateral held by somebody else, somebody else, somebody else, and it ultimately leads to some of these bigger banks. Right, So some of these bigger ones get this collateral, and the clearing else is get it. I mean, one of the guys mentioned this company in the chain. It's called seed in company, not Seed like seed, like a seed that you plan. It's ced, like I seed possession to you. Right the word seed is I seed it to someone else? I give you correct? Because isn't that interesting why they would name the company? Was created? Correct? The company was? They need your permission, so they created the company seed and co. I am seeding my collateral to you and correct? Correct? Isn't even succession? And so that's what it's called. And it didn't exist prior, but existed so but his so it sounds very worrisome and it is. So you know, and if you tell people, hey, if you've got a decent money in the stock market, yeah, you should probably cash it out. Why don't want to pay the capital gains? I don't, But then if you have nothing left, you would have been happy to pay the capital game. So is this one of those things like if they tell you I commit suicide next week, I didn't commit suicide. Are you going to disappear now? Yeah? I mean, you know, we can't give financial advice because we're not financial advisors. But I mean my thought would go, like, huh, if I had a decent amount of money in the bank or in the stock market, should I just cash it out and pay for my house and own it free and clear and pay the taxes just because I would actually own the asset. I mean, you could argue that maybe you wouldn't own the asset because most assets are secure. It's like a race against if you're in the know. And it's just sound almost like living debt free type snowballing. Yeah, it's like it's a race to acquire assets. Yeah, you know, because it's a race against asset forfeiture correct by force essentially. I that's one area that's a bit foggy to me. I'm not quite sure. Because he's talked about all things, and the other guy listened to. That's kind of breaking his book down a little bit. He's only focusing on the stock and bond issue. But what most people don't also understand is most mortgages have been securitized and sold, which is what that bundling. No, but that's what that movie was about, The Big Short or whatever it was, Mortgage backed crisis. Everybody should watch that movie. Yeah, Steve Carrell and you know, but they basically securitized or they basically turned your mortgage into a stock, and that's really what they did. Wow, So so then you would argue, if my mortgage is now a stock, is it just like capitalism or greed, just trying to create new products for banks to capitalize on. Well, banks have always, yeah, they've always. It creates these advantageous situations where regulatory you know, these the elites can control the little guy's assets. Well, people are potential, people are their ingenious, right, so they come up with new ways and to do things, and you know, some of it might be good, some of it might be bad, Like people say, we should have gone bankrupt already our country. But they're so creative that they are quantitative easing. They'll come up with a way to get around it. But now you just see blatant spending. Just print the money, Just print the money, like we're just going to create money to fund wars. We're going to create money for whatever. And it's really Biden and his whoever's running him, is really it's a fast it's a fast way to get to systematically change the face of the world, especially they've been trying to get this country forever. Obama said it, We're going to systematically change the United States of America. Yeah, that's my goal. And we didn't know how nefarious it was. Yeah, but I'm just saying this is his third term, right, Yeah, But I mean that at the end of the day, I don't know whether, like I said, I still have to dive a little deeper into this program. But I don't know if it affects mortgages or not. So if it does, then you know that wouldn't be safe either. So even if you thought you paid it off, maybe you don't really own it because they have changed the laws. So understand that at the base level, laws have changed, and they, according to him, they've done it through the not through the bankruptcy laws, They've done it through the Universal Code, in the commercial code. Yes, but he said the silver lining, just to give you a silver lining, is that if they change the laws to basically steal your assets, laws can be changed to basically protect protect you. So that's the silver lining we have is to fight back. Understand what you are facing, be aware of it, educate yourself, and then you can fight to change the laws to say no, you're not taking all my stuff, the stuff that I've worked my whole life for. Right Right, It's like a lot of people their career is really career and family is their life. Those are their legacies. We should maybe that shouldn't really be mean family for sure, maybe good works and some different stuff too, some different social accomplishments. But that's where we are. That's how we live in the rat race. And if they slow burnt this, I mean, if they did it all at once, everybody would be you'd notice, people would notice. Correct, But as you've said, it's taken decades. Eighties, you know, most people aren't you know, how many people do we know we're alive in the eighties. Our contemporaries are peers. Yeah, but a lot of the you know, even our age people are dying off, especially with the you get into that. But so it's it's kind of your duty at a certain age. It's your duty to help out the younger generation, try to educate them in a way that they can be bothered with it. Yeah, and I'll tell you that this is not only affecting the US, because the man that wrote this he is from he actually is from Ohio, but he went to Wall Street and you know the I think it was the eighties or something, and he was, you know, did really well. He sounds like he's a talented guy. And has done a number of things. Yeah, and he and then he came back because he's going to get out other route race of New York. And then he came back to Ohio and he ran a hedge fund and he started kept but he kept noticing things that seemed odd in business correct, and so he would He's like, huh, this is weird, this is weird. So he ended up actually when he started to see things and he started researching things, he saw that something was going on in the US. So he moved to Europe. And I don't remember if he's in Sweden or Switzerland, I know somewhere over there, and probably a financial capital over there. And then he he said, well, he was trying to warn people there of what he saw in the US and saying, don't allow this to happen in your country. And I find it so odd that it happened here before it happened over there, because they usually with the socialism and the agendas, the World Economic Forums based there, you know all these, Well, it probably happened here first, because you've got to understand, in Europe they're heavily socialist, so they don't really capitalistic. Yeah, but most of the average person. You get your pension from the government, right, so like our social security right, so they don't invent a lot of average people don't invest in stocks and things of that nature because the rich do, but the average person doesn't because your pensions are lying. Yeah, but you get everything from the government, so the government determines your you retire at x age and you get this match, right. So they you may find people that you meet in Europe who don't even own a stock or never don't have an investment account because it's not as common for them, right, So that's probably why. And they knew and that, like we've said before, with all these nefarious global corporate global agendas, you know, they have to take down America. America comes down first, the rest of the world will follow down. And then when in America, I mean you talk to anybody who works at a company, almost everyone's going to have a four to one case. You have money in the market. Regardless of whether how active you are and managing that money or not. You have money in the market. So and then there's still a lot of money here. So if you take the money from here, then you're going to be pretty wealthy. Right, So he was there and he was arguing, and he goes he actually got people in government to listen to him, and I think they understood, but he goes, they still pass the loss. Well, it's there's not enough pressure from the individual citizen to do They don't. They that's their place and that's where they're going to be. Nobody thinks they die. But people don't understand that this is going on, so they won't. They don't know that it's the rug is slowly being pulled from underneath their feet and they don't know it. I mean, I hate to say this, but I think the European average European has a sense of oh man, a peasant mindset. I hate saying that, but you know here we're very INDI the visualistic, we're very personal freedoms, We're very This country has always been rebellious, you know, and I just think there's some complace. I guess the better word is complacency within they're used to you know how many thousands of years they've been ruled by kings, chieftains. You know. There we have and we have a different form of government that our children are raised well. Their healthcare is basically government run. Their you know pension. This, Yeah, this country is based on all those people trying to get away from tyranny. Yeah, and finding a spine and accomplishing it. And so for the last two hundred plus years, this is how we live. Yeah, and it's part of who we are as a culture. Yeah, that's going away. But yeah, we didn't want government. We wanted limited government. We wanted more freedom to make our own decisions and take care of ourselves and things like that. So he but so ultimately what he's saying is that he fought against it, tried to stop it. They listened for a little bit, but he said, they still a minute. So he goes, it is everywhere throughout the Western world. You know, maybe not in Asia so much, but it's in Europe and in the US. So basically this that's why he calls it the great Taking. So that's how Klaus schwabble his you'll own nothing because they they own it now because of not because of war, but because of a movement of a pen. So they won by what do they say, the tens off the shop being fired. Yeah, the pen's mightier than the sword. Right, It's a bloodless, warless coupe. So when you wake up and go, wait a minute, what happened to my stocks? What happened to this? What happened? And it could be so again you look at your statement and say I own X. But you don't because if you look at all the layers and you look at the law, we're going to have to look into this. They own it. Yeah, maybe the I mean, that's a lot of information, and that's you know, Klaus Schwab is not a young man. No, he's been around for a while. How long has he been influencing leaders for around the world corporations. You know, we're not talking just politicians. We're talking about big shot, big money people, banks, giant multi click englomerate corporations, you know, movers and shakers, economy makers man so well policy and with funding. Yeah, that's exactly Davos. The world's leaders and we're talking business and we're talking politics. It's the marriage. It's almost fascism. It's fascism because again, what people don't understand the definition of fascism. It's the merger of state and corporate power. So it is not you know, one rule of like a king. You know, it is not socialism, it's it's people in high power people, the political class with the ruling corporate class together, ruling together under one thumb, you know, and that's almost too big to fail type stuff too, because you need their hand in hand. Yeah, like, look at they're saying all you little ones, look at you know, bron, look at Crops, all the famous Nazi companies, right Bear they were part of the fascist Yeah they're in Nazi Germany. Yeah, they were allowed to be to run because they had money or maybe they were buying influence or whatever, so they weren't affected, right, So but yeah, so they're letting the small guys fail and they're letting the big guys buy them up on pennies on the dollar, so the big get bigger. So it doesn't make any sense because during the Great Recession they said too big to fail, so you'd think if they were too big to fail, like the government has to save them because if they go down, the whole economy is going to crash. So that's why they're so lucrative. We have to save them. Okay, it made sense on the surface, right, But if they were too big to fail, but then they're they're they're terminally ill, then why do you let them get bigger. After the crisis settled, then things started to then normalize. You should have broke them up and made them smaller, so then if one did fail, it wouldn't affect the whole economy. But you kept allowing them to get bigger. So what was the agenda. What's the agenda for that? Right? If they're too big to fail, then people being so angry over that. Yeah, but if they're too big to fail, then the people that work a GM well, yeah, the ones that want to make one hundred eas a year putting the same piece into you know, on the line every day. But you know, they should have been allowed to fall apart or be split up and sold into pieces because you know they were too big, so you just let them get bigger. So now they're definitely too big to fail if they were too big back then in two thousand and eight and nine. Right, so it's a symbiotic relationship, mane. Yeah. But one more note on this again money, since we're talking economy, money and things again. This comes from is March fourth zero hedge. It says the Fed chair is tight lipped on foreign nations evacuation of gold from the US, so many countries have signal plans to remove their gold and other assets from the US in the wake of unprecedented Western sanctions impost on Russia. Now that makes sense because you know, we went we didn't like Putin attacking Ukraine, whatever, so we sanctioned the Russian people. Yeah, people, the people. The people didn't whether I'm not saying that all the Garks were good people, but they didn't make the decision on war. It was the government. But we sanctioned the rich people of Russia. So if you're rich and you're in another country, you could say, oh, well, they're going to take my yachts and my things, so they don't want their money here, so they're pulling their money out. That makes sense, But it says that it's all of a sudden happening, and you know it's happening more. I guess. So one congressman is demanding answers. Whether he gets them or not, I don't know, but they said that, you know what does it say? A substantial percentage of central banks expressed concerns about how the US and its allies froze nearly half of Russia's six hundred and fifty billion dollars in gold and four x reserves. So is that just a way of taking other people's money under the guise of, oh, because we're at war, you know, so no one's going to trust you. If they don't trust you, that's the end to global business because if if they fear you're going to take your money. I mean, that's really one of the reasons why China never evolved to a point as an economy. They are they have surpassed us in terms of amount of GDP, but they are not the reserve currency because people still don't trust that their money's gonna be safe. If I put my money in China, I'm really an international player. They're an international player for the CCP. Yeah, but so you go, if I put my money in China, will I be able to get it out of China. It's not a free flowing door. It's just like the factories, the businesses that make they have to give up their intellectual property to even have a facility there to produce Yeah, what aver widgets. So that's that's one of the biggest reasons. Why so if you can't trust so now that we have lost the trust of the world because of the way we handled the Russia situation. People don't want to put money here. It's kind of tyrannical in a way. Right, it is so and the way I can't trust us, I don't even trust us. Yeah. But under normal circumstances, you would have your day in court, You go to court, the judge would rule, oh, yeah, your money was used for legal things, blah blah, we're gonna take it, right. But this was just like no, because it's guilt by association. Because you're Russian, we're freezing your assets, we're taking your assets whatever, and we strong on other countries to do it. So a Russian oligarch had a yacht in like Italy. Yeah, and Italy, the Italian government seized it because we told them to. Right, So everybody's like, well, wait a minute, I can't trusted you, you know, so you are putting so basically by doing that, he put a nail on the coffin of global like global trade trade. Yeah, so globalism's kind of you consider people. Most people don't know Russia is doing better. Yeah, they're actually and they ever have yep, so they're kind of like, thank you, Joe Biden. Yeah, our economy is better than it was before. All those McDonald's over there. They have the property, they have the equipment. They just turn them into vladimirs. Yeah, it's a big V instead of the it's a golden V and not a golden I don't have no idea, but you know, it's just created businesses and it's the same ship. They still sell hamburgers. Yeah, they probably still sell big macs. Yeah, and chicken nuggets. It's just exactly they source it in their country or their allies country. So you may see the world essentially just becomes smaller now, more compartmentalized. It passes the instead of the savings of a world gloat, you know. I mean there are tariffs and things like that. But certain things we're gonna have to pay more money for. Oh yeah, or you may not get at all, right because and that's the fear, is that you're gonna have to go back. It's gonna get so bad. It could spin out of control that it's gonna be like you're gonna be buying your beef from the farmer down the road, you know, I mean that's where it could It could be so like isolated. Our economy could be so isolated, and our goods and services so regionalized that it's it's it's it's the fall of empires. Well, I mean what made things so great? And all these advancements we've seen and then the increase in you know, the reduction and prices and increase the standard of living. And you know, we were because the world was connected. We were all nobody, Like we're not in a world where like you're trying to land grap you know, it's like the old imperial age. I gotta get this, I got to own this country. And no, it was more like just money, not land grap. Right, But if everybody mutually benefited because we shared, Oh you have the best scientists for this over in Australia and the best one here for this, and you could collaborate and work together and share your information and share your knowledge and everybody and other capitalism, I mean that's really good. And every we get tech, new technologies, we pushed towards greater advancements and medicine, cheaper goods. You know, you learn how to produce things better, cheaper, whatever. And then you look at look at our just in time system for shipping. I mean you can get stuff like in a day. It's amazing, right, but we saw its flaws within restrictions and shutdowns. Correct, because because all the shipping container ships sitting out. Yeah yeah, everything has a plus and minus. But what I'm saying is, overall, I think we're just too reliant on certain systems that we we just assume that it's always going to run smooth. Yeah, we don't have variations for unexpected plan. Yeah, you need triple redundancies, right, Yeah, talk about this all the time in our just personal lives. We need to triple redundancy here. But I think that so what you're going to see is, again, if one country doesn't trust another, you're not going to share anything, even like science and technology. To might be like hey, let's work together and collaborate because you're good at this and I'm good at this and we can mutually benefit from this, it's going to be like nope, this is my information, this is my information. Where you know, no one's going to share. And then as people create these yeah, there's no chance the third world countries becoming second world countries becoming first world countries. They're not ever gonna if everything gets isolated, Yeah, but there's going to be I think regional isolization. So now you have ever since we cut off Russia, they strengthen their ties with China and India and these other places, and so, yeah, all the bricks and they say, well Saudi Arabia, yeah they still know that's basically are fiat currencies based on oil Petro Doolar, right, yeah, and so but so the Saudis are kind of we have a bad relationship with them. That's why we always raise them up, is because we need the oil, right. The thing is, we don't freaking need their oil anymore. We could crush them, yeah, but the thing is that now so like China, you know, and all the ones that were sanctioned, Russia sells oil right, and other countries needed it, and they said, well, I can't sell it to you and the dollar anymore because I've been cut out of the swift system. So China goes, okay, well I'll just pay you and you on and Russia's like okay, you know, and India did the same. So they were being pressured by the US not to trade with them, but they have to do what's in the best interest of their own people, and they go, I need oil, unlike our government. They do the exact opposite. So there are people are like, I still need oil and need to get in my car and drive it and get to work, and they're like, well, where do we get the oil from Russia? But we can't buy Russian oil with US dollars because we got cut out of the Swift network. So they went back door to it and said, okay, I'll buy I'll pay in rubles or you don't want. I think that's something that we really need to start paying attention to, is the whole bricks thing, because they keep getting more members. Yep. So that's just showing you guys, it's a rival towards correct the world currency. We learn we learned lose the reserve currency. What happens to our economy, Well, the average American is not going to realize, well, all the money from around the world is going to exit, right all the dollars are going to flood back here, so inflation. And then people who own our debt like China and I guess they don't know as much as they used to right now they still do. So we have all these debtors, how do we pay them off? No? But what people don't understand is all your commodities are priced in dollars. So from an Americans perspective, you know, like when you say, oh, gas is eighty dollars a barrel, right, it's priced in dollars because we're the reserve currency. So if y want becomes a reserve currency, and then a gas is priced and you want, then you might see an increase in your gas, not because of sublime demand, but because of the price of the dollar versus the price you want. Americans don't understand this because everything so for so long has been priced in dollars. Wheat, anything on the market is traded in dollars X amount for a bushel of wheat, X amount for corn, X amount for this, X amount for that, no matter where it comes from. Correct, So everybody from yeah, so even if okay, let me give you example. So when Brazil sells soy because they grow a lot of soy, to say France, right, well, Brazil is in real Brazil, that's their currency. France is in the Euro. But you could say, well, yeah, but but they price it in dollars. So then Brazil says, so France, it's not a currency either of them have nationally. It's not their national currency. So what happens is France has to convert euros to dollars, they send it to Brazil, so Brazil has dollars, and so Brazil holds on to those dollars because we're the reserve currency. Because they do they trade with other countries, and they are trade in the dollar. Correct, So if they have to buy something from another comment country, like oil, they say, oh, here's my dollars, you give me my oil. So everybody's buying and selling in dollars, and then a lot of people don't understand. No, they don't understand that. And because so when you see, if we lose the reserve currency, all those prices change. What they go to I don't know. And so if they go to the yuan, and the yuan is double the price of the dollar. So let's say a barrel of oil is one hundred dollars a barrel, and then that's how you get your four dollars a gallon in gas. Right, But say all of a sudden, every night it changes to you want, and you wants two to one to the dollar. That means it might be one hundred yuan on the stock exchange, but it's two hundred dollars now in dollars, so your price went from five dollars or whatever, four dollars a gallon to eight dollars a gallon. And then you go, well, what on the market, it's still so essentially we've been spoiled since nineteen one or whatever after World War One, so you could say, oh, it's still one hundred, it's one hundred on the market, but yeah, it's one hundred year want it's now two hundred dollars. So you would see increases and prices because of the A lot of international travelers from our country, like dad went to Europe last year, a lot of my family did, and they were able to people loved dollars. They didn't even have to. They came back with money they exchanged thinking they were going to need, like you want a euro and euro and whatever, but at that time the dollar could see. That's the thing. People in Europe and all over the world understand how currencies work because they deal with it every day. And before the euro, yeah, and before the Euro came in, they had to when they were selling goods to like people in America don't understand how kind of small Europe is and how many countries they have. You could ride a bike in one day and hit three countries probably, but before backpack across the Yeah, but before the Euro. If France wanted to sell something to Spain, they had the French company had to receive in a Spanish currency and vice versa. But that's why they created the Euro, because they said, oh, everybody can share in one currency. They don't have to worry about all this currency conversion. Right. I just keep thinking, like you've made the point so blatantly obvious that if Americans will feel it feel we live in a car culture for a reason. It's not because we're rich and fat Americans. It's because it takes two days to drive across our you know, from US to California at two two and a half, three days maybe more unless you want to drive it NonStop. So it's a big fricking country. Everything's spread out. We have a lot, we still have a tons of land. It's not Europe, that's three thousand year old countries, regions. But I think people high level, they'll they'll see the inflation, they'll see things go up, and when we when we lose the reserve currency, they just aren't going to understand why, yeah, politicians. Yeah, and so blame will be placed wherever the politicians want it to be placed, and some of it it's somebody else that's that is them. But but they're not going to understand the real underlying I means committees and all this stuff. They just don't They don't understand. Most of our politicians don't even understand the economics of everything, or they would not vote the way they do for certain bills and regulations. They just don't get it. They and they should be the most educated out of all of us. All right, man, Hey babe, I think we should end it there, but I just kind of wanted to again just to highlight the financial situation for curiousness that we are in. So you know, I'm gonna I've gotta get some words on every once in a while, people are going to forget part of this show. I didn't want to go, like I said, go that. I think it's awesome, and I think maybe some of the younger people in our family, I'm going to have to send this episode to them. They've got to get to the the banking aspects and the world economics. Man, because you did a really great job at certain sectors and breaking it down and then this new concern, we definitely have to dive into it. I don't think I can wrap my head around it because I don't have the education to make it simple. I'm having a hard time understanding sometimes when you're talking to me about it, I'm like, I just I don't know if I'm disinterested because I get the glazed eye. Look, yeah, your rapid fire. Your mind's like rapid fire, Dude, I can't keep up with that. You certain subjects, it's like me in history or something, You're like, what are you talking about? Like, Hey, that's what I'm talking about. But I don't fully get it though. Yeah either, so you will get it. You have this, you have the talent to break it down maybe for us. And of course we do not give investment advice on this show. It's more the economic side. And if we do, dude, Base, you're talk to your financial advisor. Yeah, I see, Now that's insure it. Just make you aware, understand there are things that you have to deal with, and then you have to decide what's the best route for you. And the world is a giant mechanism. It really is. When you get out of your comfort, your little bubble is safety. It's a global everything's global. It's not regionalized. I mean to a certain extenture. It's macro. But like there's a and it all bleeds into politics. It all bleeds into your daily life. It all bleeds and it does make a difference. If you understand, you can start voting correctly. You can start making better decisions for your family, because that's what it's all about. It's about you and your family. We all are on an island right now. I am. I am just getting to the points depressing sometimes, like we're not united. We're not a nation of people that are standing together. Man, everyone is isolated. But I think the things that we need to come together over find the commonality. Yes, they're dividing us on many things, but you're going to take a little study. It's going to take a little concern. It's gonna pay attention. But everybody has their own self interest in mind here. So it's like, you know, we do, so if you do, we're on the same page. We can unite, make our voices heard. Yeah, but you know, high level, what are they saying? You know, do you want to follow the advice of someone that has money or follow the device to someone that doesn't. Right. I'm not saying we have money, But what I'm saying is, look at what the rich people are doing. What are they doing? Right? They're moving their diamonds, Yeah, they're moving to a bunch of his own company stock. Yeah. So why is he dumping the stock? Does he think the company's going under? Probably not right. So they're too big to fail. They're never going to go under. They're one of the rulers of the fricking universe exactly, So why cash out your stock unless he's looking to retire. But if he's not looking to retire, what's what's he doing with his money? You know? So what are they doing? Watch where they rich people can only own so many yachts and pinhouse giant forty thousand square foot penthouse apartments in the most yep expensive regions. So going back to that, what are they doing? They're building bunkers. Why are they building bunkers? Right? Oh? No, I gotta start digging a hole. I gotta do that by hand. People don't understand. All right, we love you guys. 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