0:00: Hey, hey, Bitcoin Wealth builders Welcome to another episode of Bitcoin.
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0:32: If we if you are new to the show.
0:34: My name is Simon Dixon.
0:35: I spent the last two decades of my life obsessing over the topic of Bitcoin investing and money, and we make sure that you are prepared and ready for a world dominated that I believe is coming dominated by Bitcoin a I and central bank digital currencies.
0:55: That means replacing your income in a world where you have no job making sure you have freedom in a world where central banks want to take away life, liberty and freedom and turn your economy from capitalism slowly over to socialism until eventually you have communism on a Blockchain with a central bank digital currency.
1:20: They have been lining everything up.
1:23: And our job is to stay one step ahead of everything by seeing through all the BS that we are told on the media, the media that is controlled in order to make us feel a certain way.
1:35: So without further ado, let's jump straight into Episode 60.
1:39: So there is about 18 days left until the, , world or America at least will be voting on whether we have Harris or Trump.
1:51: And what I would like to do is I'd like to go through if I were American, how I would vote.
1:56: And the reason that I do that is because whatever that outcome is will affect all of us, because the next president of the United States is going to either usher us in to World War Three or prevent us going to World War Three.
2:13: And so, while you may have your issues that you care about, you know, if you're gonna be, , voting on LGBT.
2:20: Q.
2:20: You're gonna vote one way or the other.
2:22: If you have an ideological alignment to Democrat or Republican, then you're probably gonna vote, , in that way.
2:30: But what I'm gonna be doing is covering what I think will really matter and then being a bit more strategic, play in a few chess moves so that we can get ahead of it and protect ourselves because I would like everybody to as be as free as Bitcoin made me.
2:46: Where, no matter what our politicians do, we have a plan, and we can leave them to do what they need to do and call them out along the way and make sure that we prevent the wars that they seem to be taking us through.
3:01: So I'm gonna be doing it in three ways, As Al as always, I'm gonna go through with everything that we need to discuss on this week in Bitcoin.
3:09: I'm also gonna be discussing the impact of either a Harris president or a Trump president on what I believe the impact will be on Bitcoin and crypto.
3:17: And then in the second section, I'll cover everything that's happening this week in the macro side and also cover some of the, , policies as I see them of either Harris or Trump on the macroeconomic side and the bit that matters and the bit that doesn't matter.
3:34: And then finally, when we do the geopolitical section, , I'm gonna be covering what I believe to be the very, very important impact of either a Har a Harris president or a trump president on geopolitics and war, because we are also in the midst of currency wars.
3:51: And there are policies which are stated, and I believe they have very significant impacts as we progress.
3:58: So without further ado, let's jump straight in to this week in Bitcoin and the impact of Harris or Biden on Bitcoin.
4:06: So, firstly, it's obvious at this stage, if you haven't figured it out, that whatever, whatever you may think, whatever you may believe, whether you're a left or right ideologically aligned, , it's pretty clear that there's gonna be a more pro Bitcoin and pro crypto , administration under Trump.
4:26: And so the reason that we know that is, firstly the amount that Trump has raised.
4:32: What do we do when we wanna figure something out?
4:34: We follow the money.
4:35: And so, , Trump has raised approximately 7.5 million, , in the last quarter , from the crypto community.
4:43: Now that fails in comparison to the Israeli lobby that, , Trump has to promise war with Iran in order to achieve that fulfilment.
4:52: , however, on the Bitcoin and crypto side, you know, , there is a much clear stated policy, , and he is surrounding himself with people that are gonna be more, , we would hope that they're gonna be more supportive to allowing Americans to free themselves from the Federal Reserve by owning Bitcoin in self custody and also ushering in a wave of innovation.
5:17: , where, , entrepreneurs are able to create more financial innovation, , without the regulators engaging in, , ripping people off by allowing scams to prevail and then crashing the market based upon the p of the Federal Reserve and then handing over the market through crony capitalism to the traditional financial players who also are shareholders in the Federal Reserve as well.
5:44: So anyway, the other reason that we know he's gonna be likely pro crypto is because this week, , his family, , actually launched, , the token that I've been talking about If you haven't watched previous episodes of Bitcoin hard talk, I did one where the main focus was in l World Liberty Financial.
6:05: , and why I'm so sceptical about it.
6:07: But you can imagine that everything that they that trump is doing because part of it is a stablecoin, which means you need to have robust stablecoin regulations.
6:17: Part of it is a defi project which relies upon self custody.
6:21: So you would imagine he'd be incentivized to support self custody.
6:25: , and the other part of it is he is launching a shit coin token, which I'm very sceptical about.
6:30: , but it is a governance token, which means that it needs to be well defined, whether it is a security or not a security.
6:37: And when he did the token sale this week, which launched, I'll give you a few updates on it.
6:41: It launched on Tuesday.
6:43: , you would imagine that in his administration, , because, , politics and regulations are so intertwined You would imagine that it would lead to a more favourable environment than what has been historically, , in the Biden administration, cos you'd expect Harris to have more of the same.
7:05: So the token sale launched on Tuesday.
7:08: , I think it had not so great numbers because the economics of it were awful again, not financial advice.
7:15: You can make money from scams in our market.
7:17: I encourage everybody to focus on the important stuff.
7:21: , rather than gambling on shit coins.
7:24: , but anyway, , he, , the the trump family for world, , Liberty Financial.
7:30: Immediately it opens.
7:32: , and they raised approximately $12 million within the 1st 24 hours of a $300 million target, so it may get there in the end.
7:43: Really?
7:44: Hm.
7:45: That's a little bit embarrassing.
7:46: , and it's not really quite the what I imagine they would have expected.
7:51: , however, you know, 12 million.
7:53: And the beauty is how do we know that?
7:55: Because everything happens on chain, so we can check that out as well.
7:59: , in the 1st 24 hours, he had about 12,000 unique wallets that were registered for World Liberty Financial so that is supporting adoption of the network as it progresses.
8:12: , and again, you're gonna get a shit coin.
8:14: But that shit coin, , at the moment, everything is fully traceable on the Blockchain.
8:19: , but there were frequent website crashes due to the amount of traffic because you had to connect a self custody wallet in order to participate.
8:29: And for those that are familiar with crypto, it's a familiar process for those that aren't , that is a new process and so encouraging Self custody is a good thing.
8:40: , but hopefully everyone ends up with self custody Bitcoin in the end after they go round in these merry go rounds of distraction.
8:47: But the important point is is that the token is non-transferable within one year.
8:53: There's a reason for this co s e C has strict regulations.
8:57: It says in case the token is a security, , you need to ensure a one year lock in before it can actually be tradable.
9:05: , and also it can only be sold to US accredited investors.
9:09: US accredited investors means you're either high net worth qualified to invest in the industry or you ha meet a certain income threshold where you could afford to lose it in case it all goes terribly wrong.
9:22: , and on the white paper, Trump was actually announced, , as a team member, he was called the chief crypto.
9:29: , advocate, I think, was his name.
9:32: And so that's how we know that Trump is highly likely in the key areas self custody, because it's a defi project stablecoins, , which is, , non fractional reserve banking on a Blockchain.
9:46: he'll probably be favourable on those regulatory environment which touches upon the Fed and is actually a FA threat to the banking sector because full reserve banking is the biggest threat to non fractional reserve banking.
9:59: When I tried to create a non fractional reserve bank at Bank of the Future, , the Bank of England rejected us because they know that it is a big problem if people can get non fractional reserve banking.
10:10: They prefer everyone to have extreme risk because the Federal Reserve is a Ponzi scheme.
10:16: In order to get the government deep into debt and make sure that a large number of banks consolidate into a few to eventually have a central bank digital currency in communism on a Blockchain That is the long term goal and, , of the Federal Reserve, despite the fact that it will tell you that it is supporting inflation, trying to create stable pricing and supporting maximum employment, an epic failure because it's had 20 recessions ever since it was created.
10:46: And lots of pump and dump, which has got the government so deep into debt.
10:50: So anyway, that is how we know that Trump's pro crypto policy.
10:54: And we also know because we presented at the Bitcoin conference the El Salvador strategy that was given to President bukele of a strategic reserve asset.
11:04: And if it is held on Treasury's balance sheet rather than the Federal Reserve's balance sheet, it means that in the future, if Bitcoin goes the way that I believe it will go, America can restructure its economy free itself from the Federal Reserve in its moment when it really needs to fight the communism of the central bank.
11:23: Digital currency with Bitcoin and a restructuring of rather than paying debt to the banks every time it creates money, actually have constitutional money where sage replaces tax income, which reduces the profits from creating money can reduce the amount of tax, which is what America used to do pre 1913 and pre income tax.
11:48: So that all exists and that can be passed on to the next administration.
11:53: And if Trump leaves that legacy, then there is a restructuring plan so that America can get back to the Constitution and away from communism with a solid foundation.
12:04: Now, obviously, the military industrial complex, the Fed and the CIA don't necessarily want that.
12:10: , but the next president has to fight against those forces.
12:14: We'll go more into that in the geopolitical section as well, when deciding who you're gonna vote for.
12:20: So let's have a look at the Bitcoin and crypto policy for Harris.
12:24: So Harris released something, at least about her crypto policy, and it was really hidden in another policy.
12:32: And that policy was designed at getting support, , from American Black Men, which is a demographic that obviously, Harris feels is important in order to win this presidency.
12:45: So there was a paper that was released in order to target that demographic and really the way she probably thinks about crypto or advisor.
12:55: Probably think about crypto is much like a bank account, where you can kind of create incentives in K Y C and then push crypto into a certain direction and punish ones in another direction, much like the financial apartheid of the Federal Reserve, which punishes those that take on debt for consumption but rewards those that use debt in order to take out mortgages and lever up through, , derivatives and buy stocks in the stock market.
13:26: And that creates a financial apartheid, because the more you push money printing back by debt, it pushes more and more people to the left if they consume more debt and more and more people onto the right, if they use, , their shenanigans to game the system and then obviously they write the laws in their favour by putting bribes back into the Congress, , through lobby groups, as more and more wealth gets redistributed and you end up with all the assets in the hands of a few and a banking system that will be bailed out eventually and move over to a central bank digital currency, Well, anyway, , as a result of putting her crypto policy, which she didn't really have into her policy around how to support, you know, black American men.
14:16: , we ended up with really a crypto apartheid, , where I can imagine how she thought about it.
14:22: And this just shows sheer ignorance to how crypto works and also the ideology.
14:28: So she really put this out and I can see the thought process of her advisers that have no understanding of crypto, but it was coming from financial inclusion.
14:38: Now, financial inclusion is a worthy vision and a worthy mission.
14:42: , and you know, Bitcoin has always played I've always been passionate about investing in companies that support financial inclusion.
14:50: I invested in bit payer to support Bitcoin adoption across Africa.
14:54: I invested in Uno coin to support Bitcoin adoption across India.
14:58: I invested in bits.
14:59: So to support Bitcoin adoption across, , Mexico.
15:04: I invested in ATM to support Bitcoin adoption across, , Venezuela and Argentina and various other jurisdictions.
15:12: I invested in bit Murray in order to support Bitcoin adoption across Zimbabwe and various other ones.
15:19: So that's how I got into this in the first place before Bitcoin as well.
15:23: And the financial inclusion is a promise by being able to give people access to financial services, whether it be stablecoins or Bitcoin.
15:31: , and it can have its, , have its, , impact there.
15:35: But then suddenly she started to look at the demographic and started to notice that American black men, according to her statistics, have 20% adoption in Cryptocurrency.
15:46: So she then made the leap of saying, by supporting the crypto industry, then we may be able to support financial inclusion and target that demographic, you know, But to me, what I heard as a you know, , somebody that came from the Bitcoin cypherpunk movement where we were trying to free people from the banking system and the Federal Reserve is we saw more like K y C coin type of ideology where you can use demographics within a token in order to support a certain demographic.
16:20: , And then you end up creating apartheid and racism and all sorts of stuff, , within the narrative and gender politics and all that type of stuff.
16:29: , and so we can see exactly how she's thinking about crypto and crypto.
16:35: And Bitcoin was created for the very reason that it is a global movement with no borders where it can be sent to anybody peer to peer from self custody to self custody with no, , nothing but the purest form of Austrian economics free market that the world has ever seen anyway.
16:55: So, you know, you can imagine if she gets her way, It will be K Y c coin.
16:59: , stable coins, CBD CS , supporting, you know, , less of the self custody type of ideology where maybe and I'm being somewhat facetious as well.
17:11: , but maybe black men will be able to self custody in America, and everyone else may have to custody with BlackRock if the S e.
17:21: C.
17:21: Gets their way.
17:22: Because I can imagine that that is what the S E.
17:25: C.
17:25: Has been promoting.
17:26: And it will continue into an Harris administration with an anti Bitcoin and anti crypto environment as the Biden administration.
17:34: , really has.
17:36: And so, you know, , it is I, I think, pushing things in that way, I'm being somewhat facetious.
17:42: But again, it just highlights to me that Harris's crypto policy is a big fat zero.
17:50: So please, somebody tell her Americans what made America great in the first place, which is property rights pre 1913.
17:59: It was life, liberty and freedom.
18:01: And it was the ability to benefit people from the dollar rather than benefiting the Federal Reserve and its shareholders, , that own the stock in the Federal Reserve.
18:13: So what is important in this vote?
18:16: I believe that the Bitcoin vote is very important.
18:19: Now I do.
18:20: I believe that Trump is the Saviour.
18:21: Of course not.
18:22: I don't even believe that he'll be able to pull it off.
18:25: But for now, the lip service is good enough.
18:27: , if America does a Bitcoin strategic reserve asset, which is a stated policy with a Cynthia LNI bill that is in place right now.
18:38: And if r f k pushed that, which he said he would at Bitcoin 2024 and I repeat said he would, And, , if Trump pushes for that, then that is a huge thing in order to reverse the impact of the financial terrorists and the financial apartheid at the Federal Reserve.
18:57: , And so if they also if he also instals a friendly S e C chat.
19:03: Now, one thing that does go in Harris's is, you know, at the same time, , Mark Cuban was trying to give some advice in, , Harris's ear around, , maybe he wants to be the chairman of the S e C.
19:17: Again.
19:18: , I'm sure that will be pushing the vested interest group of Silicon Valley and Silicon Valley are prolific pump and dumpers in order to try and still retail their Bitcoin.
19:30: , and I'm sure, you know, but I prefer more of a a free market type of movement with sufficient regulations.
19:38: And so you have to weigh up whether that means something, whether that will actually happen just to be a little bit more balanced as well.
19:46: But anyway, if you end up with pro crypto regulations, I think it's more likely to happen under Trump cos he's got a crypto project, , which I think is gonna be a disaster as well.
19:56: , but anyway, I've already covered that one.
20:00: OK, and, , remember Cynthia Luis does have the bill right now, in order to get the Bitcoin strategic reserve asset, which could be used to restructure and free America from the Fed and be combined with an end the Fed bill.
20:13: We'll cover more of that in the macro section.
20:15: So based upon Bitcoin and crypto alone and no other policy, then for me, if I were American and if I were advising anyone in America that believes in the ideology and the things that are important to me, then Trump gets the Bitcoin and crypto vote.
20:32: And before we go through the macro section and the geopolitical section, let's cover some of the other news that happened all around the world in the Bitcoin side as well.
20:41: So the 0.1 goes to Trump and I would be voting for Trump just based upon a Bitcoin and crypto policy.
20:49: Now, meanwhile, in, , the Middle East, the Emirates UAE, their central bank has approved the launch of a a e d stablecoin.
20:59: And so there is going to be a a e d , stablecoin launched within Dubai around the Middle East, , for people to use, , in the Emirates area.
21:11: and, , it is going really, really far forward with its pro crypto environment.
21:19: And, , I'm really interested in seeing some of the energy and the movements into Bitcoin mining as part of, say, Saudi Arabia's, , 20 tw 2030 plan.
21:31: , presuming that we can get past, , the turbulence that our politicians are taking us towards as well.
21:38: , anyway, UAE is, , launching their own stablecoin.
21:42: , so that again is a full reserve banking and ideologically, a more Islamic way of managing a financial system where you can send money around the world.
21:53: But if it is backed by debt, then it is less river intensive for those into Islamic finance in the UAE.
22:02: , versus, you know, a full fractional reserve system at a bank, , which has river and gambling built into the system at the protocol level.
22:12: Now, meanwhile, within Italy, , they, they decided that if you can't beat them, join them and tax them.
22:20: And so this is a strategy that you are gonna see.
22:23: So in UAE, they obviously went for a tax free environment for crypto , because they have resources that they can subsidise their economy with, , But Italy that has less resources, is looking to rather than reform their banks.
22:37: They're looking to say, Let's embrace crypto, But let's increase the capital gains tax on Bitcoin.
22:44: And so they had a policy to increase the capital gains tax from Bitcoin from 26% to 42%.
22:51: So this really just shows you that the whole thing of governments banning Bitcoin they won't do it.
22:57: It would just split into two because the opportunity is too good for countries.
23:02: , and there will be environments that support the adoption, which will create a migration of talent that cares about that over to those countries.
23:12: and, , it, , , an emigration as it were away from the countries that are stinging their residents through, , increased capital gain gains tax.
23:22: But at least the governments can benefit, , from the growth of the industry.
23:27: And they can put off an offset some of the predatory, , debt slavery and interest payments that these governments that are deep in debt are incurred to by giving up Italy's, , currency when they bow down and kiss the ring of the European Central Bank and created another financial apartheid within Italy.
23:48: , so the the Rothschild Bank.
23:50: The European Central Bank, , could benefit from the cage and all of the money creation from the Italian economy.
23:59: and the reason for this as well, is they need to increase taxes.
24:04: Why do they need to increase taxes?
24:05: Because the European Central Bank has destroyed them through the financial apartheid.
24:10: And they have also been the victims of their so called friends.
24:14: , where the ECB has robbed them.
24:17: And, , countries like Germany, which had a partnership with Russia, , and a Nord stream pipeline, , which, , was supporting cheaper gas to Europe and to support the manufacturing and production industry in Germany.
24:32: Well, America decided to have a terrorist attack, blow it up, , and create a hyper an inflation recycle within Germany at the same time as saying, you're not producing cars, you're not allowed to trade with China.
24:47: You're not allowed to get any of those cheap charges.
24:49: You've gotta put higher tariffs on it.
24:51: You've got to bow down to the European Central Bank and, , at the same time, , you need to buy all your, , gas from us, and your manufacturing base needs to be taken over by NATO in full support of the military industrial complex.
25:07: So rather than creating cars, you can create , weapons of mass destruction so that you could so that, , American companies and the war machine in America and the German economy can just essentially become wartime economies.
25:21: As the Federal Reserve bankrupts the governments, the ECB bankrupts the governments and drives us into World War Three for profits.
25:32: , so the European Central Bank, you know, come on, it needs to find a way of getting its interest.
25:38: And ever since it took away the senior age income from sovereign countries, it tends to just lead to one result increase in taxes until eventually the banking system collapses.
25:50: €1.01 central bank, digital currency.
25:53: And you might as well just go 100% tax and universal basic income and implement the Marxist manifesto on a Blockchain with all of the technology and artificial intelligence in order to blow up people's phones like they do in Lebanon by Israel.
26:11: , by based upon all the data that is feeding the algorithms, , based upon this technocracy that is being created, , as a result of giving up our sovereignty to the central banks anyway, So more and more countries are most likely they won't ban Bitcoin.
26:35: , and they will simply integrate a way to off board from their currency, their central bank, digital currency into Bitcoin and charge tax on the way.
26:44: And you'll just be deciding, is the tax worth it to get freedom?
26:48: And that's why I want as many Bitcoin in the hands of as many people in self custody, not in the hands of BlackRock and Fidelity and Bank of New York Mellon, as many people with it in self custody, so that if Bitcoin goes the way that it always has and the way that the four year cycle has been designed, you end up deciding whether you wanna switch country to an environment that, , supports it.
27:16: And also, there is ways of going on board and off board by some of the designs on Fiat currencies.
27:21: Like what bricks has been released, , which aims to create a network for all of these different currencies.
27:28: , where no one country can actually control the entire network to remove their hegemony.
27:34: Power?
27:35: , that is exerted through the central banks as well so yeah.
27:46: What else did we see?
27:47: So a little bit of other Bitcoin news?
27:49: , Tesla, who has a Treasury position in Bitcoin.
27:53: We don't know what they were doing with it, But the great thing about these companies having Bitcoin is whenever they move their funds, we get to trace them on the Blockchain.
28:01: And we saw that $700 million of Tesla's Bitcoin was shifted across a couple of wallets.
28:06: It didn't go to an exchange, so we know they're not selling, But maybe they were just implementing a new governance structure or M PC wallet.
28:14: , because of the technology for Corporates to be able to, , you know, move Bitcoin with, , you know, face ID and, , the ability to change directors.
28:24: All of that technology has now existed so that it is much, much easier for companies to own Bitcoin without having one single point of failure in a very secure way.
28:35: So Tesla moved them.
28:37: We don't know what they're doing.
28:38: My guess is that they were just upgrading their technology, and they're gonna keep that on the balance sheet.
28:43: In the meantime, remember last week we covered the whole documentary that said Peter Todd is, , Satoshi Nakamoto.
28:50: Well, our old friend that got sued in UK court, , Doctor Craig Wright for pretending to be Satoshi Nakamoto and forging documents in order to try and prove it.
29:01: Doctor Craig Wright is back.
29:03: He got very jealous of HBO saying that Peter Todd was Satoshi Nakamoto.
29:07: And guess what, Peter Todd is not Satoshi Nakamoto.
29:11: And nor is Craig Wright Satoshi Nakamoto.
29:14: Craig Wright is a shit coin scammer that created BS V after being involved in BC h Bitcoin cash, which is very centralised, and BS v Bitcoin Satoshi s vision is even more centralised.
29:26: When he rolled back all the innovation and said, I am Satoshi Nakamoto and because of you saying that I'm not Satoshi Nakamoto or the world saying I'm not s Satoshi Nakamoto, He's now coming after the developers and saying that the difference in price between shit coin BS V and Bitcoin , BT C which is a massive amount.
29:53: He's gonna sue them and sue the developers.
29:55: , and he's gonna lose again.
29:58: So he's coming after, , $911 billion.
30:03: Almost a trillion dollars.
30:05: , after the Bitcoin core developers, , for what he's calling the Let's make sure I get this the wrongful passing off as BT.
30:15: C as Bitcoin.
30:17: So he is suing the core developers, which goes through open source code and body can contribute code and anyone can contribute Bitcoin , improvement proposals.
30:30: And then the miners decide and the node operators.
30:33: And if they want to fight back, a user activated soft Faulk can happen in order to make sure that it is the community that is deciding any changes in Bitcoin in a fully decentralised way where no one party controls the whole ecosystem, which is what protects us and creates this trust environment which is unique to Bitcoin and not the same with any other Cryptocurrency associated with people and centralization.
31:00: So he created something centralised, and now he wants to sue Bitcoin core developers.
31:06: And you know what this does?
31:07: It makes Bitcoin stronger every time.
31:10: So when he tried to pretend he's Satoshi Nakamoto and the court said he wasn't that fear goes away.
31:16: And this is what Bitcoin does.
31:17: Everybody that comes after it gets punished and makes the network stronger because it is a freak of nature that can never be repeated.
31:28: That gets stronger and stronger and stronger with each and every block it mines, giving people the ability to own their own money, spend their own money and have a fixed monetary policy with no central bankers, where we know exactly what the money supply will be.
31:44: And there ain't a damn thing that any government or leader or Satoshi Nakamoto or fake Toshi can do about it because it is decentralised and it doesn't matter, and it was designed that way.
31:59: , other countries.
32:00: So Singapore a haven in the Middle East.
32:02: , basically where all the ultra rich people are fleeing to in order to avoid World War Three, Singapore, , which, , its largest bank called d BS.
32:12: , d BS is now launching a token service to en enable Blockchain based, banking.
32:20: And so all the banks are now adjusting to this tokenized way of sending funds around the world.
32:27: And if this is a bottom up kind of centralised financial movement towards full reserve banking, then we could receive this natural transition away from the Federal Reserve system as we progress.
32:42: , at the same time, , Michael Saylor from MicroStrategy.
32:46: , he came out and gave, like, a very, very compelling case for public companies that want to use Bitcoin.
32:54: , because his company, MicroStrategy, was essentially a company that was tradable and NASDAQ a software company, and virtually nobody knew about it.
33:04: Now he came out and said that micro strategy has beat every single company in the Standard and Poor's Index.
33:14: , using a Bitcoin strategy that's absolutely remarkable by simply using Bitcoin and demonstrating to the world by using a Treasury management strategy for your company using Bitcoin rather than Fiat currency.
33:30: He beat every single stalk on the S and P, , in the world, which is absolutely remarkable.
33:38: , speaking of traditional fintech players, , Venmo, , they've got 60 million users, , US users.
33:46: , they're now saying we couldn't beat them.
33:49: We'll join them.
33:50: And so now those 60 million US users can buy crypto using a partnership with moon pay.
33:56: Moon pay was an easy way of going from card payments, , to Cryptocurrency that many different companies integrate with, and, , at the same time, the government.
34:08: , continues its, , rampage based upon crap.
34:12: You know, allowing fraudsters to, , steal billions from Americans in, , leading up to 2022.
34:21: And in creating a federal Reserve pumper dump that crashed the whole market exposed the fraudsters, , and then the S e c.
34:28: And regulators suing all of the traditional players, , coming after all of the banks shutting down the banks that were supporting crypto players and then creating their own regulatory environment in order to hand the market over so that you can be fooled into buying Bitcoin through centralised institutions.
34:45: , the FBI, , decided to continue its rampage as well.
34:50: And, , it re, this was, It was pretty funny.
34:53: , if you remember, I think it was either the end of 2023 or the beginning of 2024.
34:58: I think it was towards Christmas 2023.
35:01: If memory serves me right, I would have covered it on a Bitcoin hard talk show at the time.
35:05: , somebody hacked the S ECs, , twitter account, , on X or x account.
35:11: , and, , basically said that, , the S e C.
35:15: Has approved the Bitcoin ETF.
35:17: , and, , this hack was posted on X and, , by saying that, , this was before BlackRock got approved in January 2024.
35:28: , this was done via a swim.
35:30: A sim swap.
35:31: , so a little bit of security lesson never use s MS for your security, because what happens is hackers.
35:38: And there is an institutionalised business.
35:41: , sometimes sponsored by state Reg, You know, state actors like, , Lazarus and groups in north in North Korea, for example.
35:50: and, , different groups, , they basically pretend and call up call centres with your phone number, manage to get a pack code, change the S MS number, change your phone number on your phone, and then they can get the code in order to, , hack into your crypto and use the fact that you've got a SIM.
36:09: It's called a sim swap.
36:11: , in order to, , skill steal crypto many, many people lose money that way, which is why you should always be using a two factor authentication app.
36:19: , which stores it remotely on the device rather than being able to have a centralised party like a telco where they can do a swim a sim swap.
36:29: But essentially, that's how they, , hack the S e c.
36:32: And then immediately when they created the false announcement, I I called it out on X spaces right away cos the way it was worded was definitely not sounding like the S e C.
36:42: But obviously, once the approval was announced on the S e c website immediately, the price of Bitcoin , went up 30 you know, $1000 in a very, very short period of time.
36:53: And then Gary Ginzler came out and said it was hacked.
36:56: I didn't write that.
36:57: There's no ETF approval and then the price crashed back down to $2000.
37:02: And, , they probably the FBI hasn't said yet, but I'm pretty sure they would have got all the evidence by the fact that they were long and shorting on an exchange, you know, which is how they connected many people that profited, , from 911, which were some of the big links back to Mossad.
37:20: , and, , those that were profiting, , because they knew about 911 before it would actually happen as well And so a similar thing happened here.
37:28: And so the FBI has arrested the people behind it, and they'll be making an example out of it, , for hacking the S e c and engaging in market manipulation, , as they should really, completely law.
37:40: .
37:40: You know, , Lawless.
37:42: , but if it teaches us how to protect ourselves, then that's all good.
37:48: , ETF s as the as the price of Bitcoin went up, there's a bit of a recovery.
37:53: Remember, we covered this on Bitcoin hard talk.
37:55: Historically, about six months ago in April, we had a halving event and then round about October.
38:02: You have the upward part of the cycle you tend to normally, and I'm not saying this will happen, but historically it has.
38:08: You get a quieter period around about December and then through to 2025.
38:12: You tend to enter into a larger bull market into the second year of the halving cycle.
38:19: , and it so far is playing out exactly as it has in previous cycles.
38:24: But each cycle you tend to get diminishing returns as liquidity goes up because it's more obvious as we progress.
38:32: And with all of the ETF providers, they've all now heard the pitch.
38:36: They understand what Bitcoin is.
38:38: All of the ETF providers are accumulating a large and larger position.
38:41: All of the financial institutions are accumulating a larger and larger position, and this is driving up the natural way the Bitcoin four year cycle goes, , for those of you that, , want to, every four years.
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39:14: , at some point next year, And, , if you are registered for my free Bitcoin hard talk membership portal on Simon Dixon dot com, , then I'll make sure that you get an email.
39:26: , because I'll be sharing with you exactly what everybody can do to protect themselves.
39:31: , you know, , over the years, I've touched millions of people and been advocating for Bitcoin ever since it was $3 And just have many, many, , you know, people that thank me for making them I, we had, one.
39:46: There was a trustpilot review recently where somebody said, , I'm entering into early retirement.
39:52: I'm not saying that I can do that, but Bitcoin has done that when you follow a dollar cost averaging strategy rather than, , actually trading.
39:59: , I'll be going through that for everybody that wants to do it.
40:01: And what I do every four years is I just make a live investment because people always come to me saying, Yeah, you were there in the early days when it's $3 I say, right, Well, I'll just start again at the price of where are we now?
40:12: About $67,000 And every four years I publish the results, , and I'll show you the results.
40:19: It's over 10 x at the moment, , and I always do it live and everyone thinks, Ah, Bitcoin's hit the top.
40:25: It's too late.
40:26: I missed the boat and I just like to do that to demonstrate to people.
40:30: And I want as much Bitcoin and self custody in the hands of many people, so make sure, anyway, you're on the mailing list.
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40:52: at the moment, , the B ETF volume is picking up again, So there's about 1 to $2 billion.
41:00: , a day in Bitcoin a t ETF volume.
41:03: , at its peak, it was about $7 billion around about March when it first came out.
41:09: , and there has been approximately $20 billion of net inflows in the nine months that the Bitcoin ETF has existed.
41:18: , so this means that, , for every share and unit, , it's got to be backed by Bitcoin.
41:24: And so $20 billion has been injected into Bitcoin to back those ETF s, , to give you context.
41:33: , this is the third most successful ETF of all time.
41:37: That's how big Bitcoin has got, which is just remarkable.
41:41: , from you know, when I spoke at the first Bitcoin conference and there was just about 100 of us in a room and, , we were figuring out how to fund the companies because none of the V CS wanted to invest in this weird sector.
41:54: , and it's just been a remarkable journey and, , shared it with so many of you.
41:58: And so, , thank you so much for everybody.
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42:27: But Bitcoin is the third, you know, in terms of ETF at the moment, obviously the largest one is the S and P index for people that want exposure to the index.
42:37: And the second largest one is NASDAQ.
42:39: , those ETF, you know, they're the biggest in the world, but Bitcoin is third and to give you some context as well.
42:47: Bitcoin is likely, and I cannot guarantee this because the past does not equal the future and you can't take this as financial advice.
42:56: But what do we know so far?
42:58: So the S and P ETF it launched in about 1993 and it has a CAG a, , for those of you that don't know, that is compounded annual growth rate.
43:09: So the average amount that it has grown every single year since 1993 when it launched is 10.16%.
43:18: You know, that's a good That's better than most fund managers.
43:21: Which is why people just buy ETF s instead of active funds.
43:26: , what else do we have to compare it to?
43:28: Well, the gold ETF that launched in 2004 and that has a K AAA compounded annual growth rate of 9.13%.
43:37: And so the S and P stocks has beaten gold over that time, which is what you'd expect because stocks come with more risk.
43:44: Gold is a store of value.
43:46: The problem with a gold ETF is that the whole purpose of gold is to not hold it in custody, but with gold.
43:53: Cos it's so clunky to store.
43:55: You end up having to use a custodian and ETF in order to try and get exposure to it in the same time.
44:01: Remember, we were talking about micro strategy.
44:03: , micro strategy.
44:05: , that company implemented its Bitcoin strategy, , in 2020.
44:11: And ever since then it has a com, a compounded annual growth rate of 90.21% remarkable 90.21% just by a company, a software company using Bitcoin as its treasury while it get on it.
44:26: It gets on with business.
44:28: But what do we know about Bitcoin so far?
44:30: So obviously we don't have much data, so it's a bit skewed.
44:33: But the ETF for Bitcoin launched in January 2023 and so far it's compounded.
44:39: Annual growth rate is 136.13% in the first year of the halving cycle, and historically, the second year of the four year halving cycle is normally a greater return.
44:53: As again, , can't give you financial advice there as well.
44:58: So as always, a dollar cost averaging saving in Bitcoin has beaten for people that do it over the four year cycle.
45:07: Every single person in the world that has done that so far has beaten everything.
45:12: How remarkable is that and you can hold it in self custody and you can send it peer to peer and spend it to places with no permission from banks, no permission from government and no central bank that can just change your monetary policy and dilute the value of your savings.
45:29: And you even benefit from the central bank, cos the more dollars that print, the more Bitcoin benefits.
45:36: And when the whole system blows up, Yeah, we don't know what will happen, but all I know is that when the system blows up, I'd rather have my money in Bitcoin than at a bank.
45:44: If we end up in World War Three, I'd rather have Bitcoin in my pocket that I can send anywhere in the world that, , is anti is not able to be printed into existence in wartime.
45:56: I'd rather have that.
45:58: And so how remarkable is it?
45:59: It is really, from my perspective, the lifeboat as long as you're not thinking in dollars and speculating in that way as well.
46:08: So now we are gonna Remo, we're gonna move over to the macro section and then we've got the geopolitical section.
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46:42: So I'm gonna take a quick water, and then we'll be moving into the macro section and based upon macro, , this week and also the policies of Harris and Trump how I would vote on the second front, which is macroeconomics.
47:06: OK, Brilliant.
47:07: So what happened in macro?
47:08: Let's start with the Trump and Harris part as well.
47:11: So if we're to believe and I never believe what politicians say because they say a lot and don't do a lot.
47:17: But if we're to believe what Trump says, , he has essentially announced that, , countries, , that stop using, , this was an interview that came out this week.
47:28: If they stop using the US dollar as a world reserve currency, , then he is gonna subject those countries to 100% custom duties and tariffs.
47:40: This is how you kill the dollar?
47:41: , Trump?
47:43: I know that you're saying it for theatrics, and many people might be fooled by this.
47:48: But the only result of this is the dollar becomes less used as a world reserve currency, and it creates a hyper inflationary not a hyper but an inflationary environment within the US because all those costs will be passed on.
48:02: Maybe the host country will suck up some of those costs.
48:06: , but the price will just go up, and a country that can manufacture a lot cheaper than America, like China will still be able to sell it.
48:16: Even with the 100% tariff, it is the American people that will suffer from that.
48:21: Now, I know that there will be a knock on impact where you can support the manufacturing industry in America, which I do think is, , something you should be doing.
48:30: But it still won't be able to compete, , on that side as well.
48:36: , so 100% tariff on a country that is trying to, , you know, diversify into bricks or Bitcoin or their own currency and not use bi , the dollar as a world reserve currency.
48:49: , it will just accelerate the decline of the US dollar and, , increase any competition to world reserve currency in the currency wars as well.
48:59: , So when you sanction all these countries, when you ov when the CIA overthrows those governments when the profits come back into the military industrial complex And when you use the media in order to create fake narratives about people, people get upset.
49:15: They decide when you sanction and steal their dollars and the dollar reserves that they wanna find an alternative.
49:21: And then if you implement a tariff on top, the whole industry and the whole global economy, which is a series of central banking Ponzi schemes redacts down to a disaster and trump, you will be responsible.
49:38: And you will be blamed because the media hates you on the fall of the US Empire.
49:42: , when more and more people move over to bricks and various other things as a result of these 100% tariffs.
49:48: And so this is why I like currency competition so that currency wars have less power so that we can actually get to more free markets.
49:56: Smaller governments, , and Bitcoin can regulate fiat currencies by creating an exit.
50:02: And that's what we want.
50:04: We don't want absolute power corrupting absolutely, which is what the dollar has done, and you end up with crazy policies like this, where you essentially have to bribe people into keeping, , the dollar as the world reserve currency.
50:19: essentially you have.
50:21: Officially, if you do this reached shit coin status.
50:25: However, I don't think you'll do it.
50:28: And so I think it's just theatrics to fool people that are less clued up on economics.
50:35: now, the best way to tackle inflation, as we know, is to implement a Bitcoin strategic Reserve asset strategy, restructure the economy away from the Fed and to end the Fed and take back the control of scenery income so that you can tax people less.
50:57: You have to pay less interest by creating money as debt, as is the case with all, , countries that create their own Fiat currency and use scenery for the benefit of the people rather than for the benefit of banks.
51:10: , and then you can tackle inflation.
51:14: In the meantime, if you're keeping the Federal Reserve system, then you are keeping a debt based Ponzi scheme and you can't pay down the debt because the Federal Reserve system needs the government to go into debt in order to have an economy.
51:29: It needs you to go into debt and wants to have an economy because money is debt.
51:33: If you want, , more money in the economy.
51:38: To stimulate, you have to have more debt under the the Feds system and Ponzi scheme.
51:42: If you want less debt, you have to have less money.
51:46: And so clamping down on government spending will just create a depression.
51:51: And so, you know, the only way to actually reverse that is to change the dollar back to constitutional money rather than a debt based Ponzi scheme for the benefit of the banks.
52:05: , that's what I covered in my book many years ago.
52:08: The first published book in the world to include Bitcoin in 2011.
52:11: Bank to the future.
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52:22: so the only way to end the Fed is to actually, from my perspective, follow the strategy of El Salvador that they're using in order to take on the IMF, which is to have a Bitcoin strategic reserve asset strategy and to expose the corruption that will allow you to take on the CIA.
52:40: Because all the corruption on foreign policy is happening outside of Congress and outside of government approval through the de State, which is a code word for the Bank of England, the Federal Reserve, the CIA, MI-6, Massad, , and the military industrial complex and various other, , stocks and companies, , that benefit from the Ponzi scheme, the dollar Ponzi scheme and a pound Ponzi scheme and the Euro Ponzi scheme through the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the Bank for International Settlements.
53:13: They are the ones that called the shots, and they're the ones that decide.
53:17: So, , Thomas mess Messi.
53:20: , as you know, I cover it all the time.
53:22: He's got an end in the Fed bill right now, and, , he is Republican.
53:26: And so, to me, this is a reason to vote Republican.
53:30: If we're talking about the macro side, and also normally it leads to a more free market free business environment.
53:39: But it certainly won't reduce inflation.
53:41: It will be inflationary, just as Democrats are inflationary.
53:46: Democrats will try and spend it on wealth redistribution.
53:50: But the Fed made sure that doesn't work.
53:52: , and the Republicans will spend it on some kind of pro business type environment and lower taxes.
53:59: , but they will make the government bigger and bigger and bigger, because that's the way the system's designed with a debt based dollar Ponzi scheme in the proof of weapons network, as we always cover.
54:11: So if the most important thing for getting to an end.
54:16: The Fed strategy longer term is you need to expose the deep state for what it is.
54:23: And I think the best way is to, , take advantage of the fact that everybody is learning more and more about the toxic relationship between America and Israel as we get closer and closer to war, which I always cover about.
54:38: And so if you expose by releasing, , CLA, the the declassified documents, and classify them and release them, then America can discover some of the immense corruption that has happened from that toxic relationship between Israel, the military industrial complex and America.
55:00: So R F K , who I believe his family was assassinated by Mossad.
55:07: , has said that they will release the J F.
55:09: K files now.
55:10: Trump said it before and didn't do it because I think he knew what the consequences are of exposing that Mossad was connected to the J.
55:18: F.
55:18: K assassination, and the CIA was also in on it as well.
55:22: , but he said that he will so R.
55:25: F.
55:25: K and Trump said they will.
55:26: Harris has said nothing about it.
55:28: , r f K and Trump have said that they'll release the 911 files, which I believe also points back to Mossad, Saudi Arabia, the so called friends and allies, , and the CIA.
55:41: , And if Americans actually knew that, , on my blog on Simon Dixon dot com, I created a blog around a documentary called 911.
55:49: , the truth we deserve, , Then expose it and then we can end a lot of this corruption.
55:56: Also, the assassination files of who is trying to assassinate Trump last two times that should be released.
56:04: Also, the Epstein files another Mossad operation that is used to blackmail politicians.
56:10: , in order to try and get political favour, , and the disgusting criminality that comes with that release, all those files And I think a lot, a lot America can go a long way in a freedom of speech environment with us unpacking them all on X in order to understand that the next president of the United States has one job and that job is to stand up and expose the CIA.
56:40: stand up and expose Mossad, stand up and expose MI-6 and implement a and the Fed strategy if we are to get back to Constitutional America without World War Three.
56:53: And so for that reason, I think less than 1% likely actually happens.
56:59: But I'd go for Trump based upon a less than 1% because with Harris, it's 0%.
57:06: , what else do we have on the macro strategy?
57:09: Maybe Harris can swing us over, obviously, you know, you get that 100% increase in price with tariffs.
57:19: That's a that's a negative thing.
57:22: , there is clearly a trade war with China being fought.
57:25: I understand national security to get, , much of your manufacturing industry back into America.
57:31: I think that's a good thing.
57:32: But you need to face up to the reality that there are debt based ponte schemes and China and America need to trade with each other.
57:40: And they need to revert back to, , what created peace, which is the one China policy so that China doesn't reunify with Taiwan because they feel that NATO is expanding on their borders in order to commit to Taiwan's independence when the status quo is working.
57:59: Which is a clear, aggressive tactic, , by the military industrial complex in order to profit from war and risk us going further and further into World War.
58:07: Three more of that when we do the geopolitical section.
58:10: , well, anyway, what about the whole immigration thing?
58:14: So immigration is a big touch point.
58:16: Look, let me just give you the truth beyond all of the propaganda.
58:20: , here's the reality.
58:23: Immigration and I mean legal immigration Where you philtre the people that are most productive to your economy is the only way that you get a competitive advantage in an environment where demographics are screwed.
58:36: So in America, you've got all the baby boomers that, , had babies after World War two, retiring.
58:44: And you have a Ponzi scheme called Medicare and Social Security, which is bankrupt.
58:49: , you have the Federal Reserve getting government deeper into debt, which is creating all the interest payment.
58:54: And you've got NATO and the war machine and the CIA pushing for a bankruptcy, , of the US government in order to fund and get all the money back into the military industrial complex.
59:06: , and so with all of those forces meant less people because of inflation, are having babies and because they're having less babies, that is pushing the demographics even worse.
59:18: And so there is less tax for people in the future, which is driving the Federal Reserve policy of pushing the American government deeper into communism through debt slavery and eventually that would lead to a collapse in banking system.
59:32: A consolidation up to JP.
59:33: Morgan up to the Federal Reserve and a central bank digital currency.
59:37: And the only way to beat that is to have immigrants that can become productive.
59:43: That can make up for that population growth in order to have more productivity and growth in an environment where, , Americans are having less babies.
59:53: Because inflation is one of the reasons and also different types of politics is making people not have babies, which is a sigh up from the media, , and different types of political interference narratives beyond the scope of what we're doing right?
1:00:09: So with that in mind, we know that a country that is able to migrate legally on, you know, by turning on a tap is the only way that you could beat a country like China or Japan, which doesn't want immigration.
1:00:24: Now I know there's different things that people consider.
1:00:27: People have different ideologies around mixing, you know, various other things.
1:00:32: Those are completely different ideologies.
1:00:34: I'm talking purely numbers, maths and macroeconomics, a country that has the ability to turn on the migration tap and has a good system for filtering and finding the most productive in what they call the brain drain.
1:00:49: Other countries that are gonna be able to tackle the demographic issues into the future and solve the issues that other countries won't be able to solve.
1:00:57: , but obviously, illegal immigration is a deliberate strategy, either through some kind of lobbying group that is profiting from illegal immigration, which leads to an open borders policy and also the military industrial complex profiting from destroying countries and then them having to flee through those borders.
1:01:20: , in order to try and, , seek refuge and then them having a business model in the hotels or whatever it is in order to profit from those, , illegal immigrants, , and try and manipulate the inflation numbers and the employment numbers for some deliberate reason.
1:01:38: And so for that reason, I believe that there is a greater force in the deep state that is committing to this open border policy.
1:01:48: And so Trump has said that he will tackle it and you tackle it in a few ways, one by having an anti-war strategy so that you don't get the refugee crisis.
1:02:00: , and you have a security strategy on the borders now, Trump clearly, , made his, , strategy around, you know, closing the borders and being able to have a legal immigration, , narrative.
1:02:15: So that is his narrative.
1:02:17: That is one of the things that he is really, really pushing.
1:02:20: , he says that he's gonna do mass deportations.
1:02:26: , which personally, you know, I don't want to interfere.
1:02:30: I think that's a domestic thing, whether you believe in mass deportations or not, , personally, given the military industrial complex and all the wars that have been created.
1:02:39: But, you know, crime is really bad, whether that be local domestically, through inflation and also having less filtering by all of the crimes that the military industrial complex is creating driving people into the country.
1:02:54: And maybe because they're illegal immigrants, the only way they can earn income is by buying driven into force, , criminality.
1:03:03: You know, , again, I'm not getting into all of the different, , maths and propaganda and all the things around that I'm just talking about what is required.
1:03:12: , and you can add your ethical and ideological beliefs.
1:03:15: On top of that, I have my own.
1:03:17: But I'm not using that in factoring in the equation here of whether I would vote for Trump, , or Harris, the humanitarian side.
1:03:25: I'd put my humanitarian side on rather than my follow the money side.
1:03:29: And I do do that, you know as well.
1:03:32: But anyway, a policy around securing borders.
1:03:36: there seems to be a plan, at least with Trump with Harris.
1:03:42: there was an interview that I published on my ex account, , where she seems to actually think that the open border policy and the work that was done during the Biden administration had nothing to do with her or nothing to do with the Biden administration.
1:04:02: And so what is her policy?
1:04:03: Well.
1:04:05: basically, , she was lying on TV or just didn't know through ignorance that there was no policy Cos clearly there's a psy op, and it must have something to do with following the money and the lobby groups that allowed the open border policy to persist based upon some kind of money trail that I'll probably cover in a future video once I go and invest some time in it.
1:04:29: So what are Harris's policies on the macro side?
1:04:32: , well, as I said, she wants to subsidise small business loans, , and focusing on the black male demographic that she wants to get the vote for subsidising small business loans is actually a pretty wise strategy in a debt based monetary Ponzi scheme.
1:04:48: , but it's also a dangerous strategy.
1:04:50: Banks don't lend to business because it's higher risk.
1:04:53: They'd rather lend to real estate because they can repossess it.
1:04:57: They want people to be in debt slavery for the rest of their life.
1:05:01: They don't want people to speculate with the money, but speculation is where all the jobs and productivity comes from.
1:05:07: So by having a, , support of the banking system and real estate policy, , which is privatising fractional reserve banking, , using real estate in order to stimulate an economy in a debt based Ponzi scheme.
1:05:21: , then that pushes up the price of real estate.
1:05:24: But it crowds out the productive economy for bank lending, and so it won't likely work by B creating some kind of subsidies.
1:05:33: You get to increase the debt in a debt based monetary system.
1:05:36: But by giving loans to those that can productively beat inflation through their business, and it may lead to productivity growth, anything to stimulate business is a good thing.
1:05:49: If it works now, highly likely it will work.
1:05:52: , but I think it is actually a good policy rather than allowing, , it to stimulate real estate instead.
1:06:01: And so if it helps to increase productivity, then it can work.
1:06:06: , most times it fails.
1:06:08: , most businesses, they just can't access funding, cos banks don't serve them.
1:06:13: And that's where the jobs are created.
1:06:15: , and so anything that can kind of crowd out real estate Ponzi scheme, great.
1:06:22: , but at the same time, I think there's also a policy to subsidise.
1:06:27: , housing.
1:06:28: Now, remember, that is one of the policies it's done in the UK time and time again, , to manipulate the figures.
1:06:35: And it was what led to partial exposing the debt based Ponzi scheme for the dollar and the pound in the subprime crisis that led to the global financial crisis.
1:06:44: , which was a disaster where, , the Federal Reserve created a pumper dump, , and ended up, , bailing out the whole system with the bill of the taxpayer by creating more debt, , and transferring wealth to its shareholders and creating more inflation.
1:06:59: That led to, , you know, the Z 00 interest rate policy that created the largest pump and dump, , where the removal in 71.
1:07:10: In order to fund wars of the convertibility of gold, , of dollars to gold, , created this ginormous Fiat Ponzi scheme where, , Americans have to work harder and harder in order to beat the financial apartheid and get deeper and deeper in debt at the same time.
1:07:27: , it, , the the the Federal Reserve starts planning at what point it will dump the dollar and start focusing on the other central banks based upon likely some kind of civil war through an open borders policy or some kind of election that is accused to be corrupt.
1:07:45: , and through debt, slavery and financial apartheid tends to drive people to the left and right and create that environment.
1:07:53: And then you have external for wars.
1:07:55: Which leads to, , a New World order normally, as we have seen time and time again through debt based Ponzi schemes and usury.
1:08:04: So anyway, , by just supporting, , real estate rather than small business loans, I say that's one step closer to communism on a Blockchain than a CBD.
1:08:18: C.
1:08:19: So that's the, you know, the system.
1:08:22: And I think Harris gets a tick box for that strategy because you have to increase government debt forever, so you might as well try and get it into the productive economy.
1:08:31: And if it turns out that there's certain demographics which aren't being served, then I think you just stimulate all business.
1:08:38: But, , if you wanna get that vote, I understand why you're doing it.
1:08:42: It may be a successful policy on the macro side.
1:08:47: But on the immigration side, , Harris seems to think that she can just blame Trump for her own, , you know, open border policy that happened with not just her, but as V p and the Biden administration.
1:09:02: And so I think that was very disingenuous.
1:09:05: , and, , she seemed not to know that she hadn't done squat.
1:09:09: And that was her job over the last four years until, you know, she was woken up and we were told, OK, Biden's no longer the candidate.
1:09:16: Harris is the candidate, and suddenly we're told that she's done stuff, and she's trying desperately to get on media and looking like she knows what she's talking about and just exposing herself worse and worse and worse.
1:09:29: Anyway, It doesn't matter around inflation, this trickery, where Trump's trying to say, I'll be better for inflation, and Harris is trying to say I'll be better for inflation or just not saying anything about inflation at all cos she doesn't know how to run the argument.
1:09:46: Remember, it's the Fed that creates inflation in order to benefit the shareholders of the Fed, which are the private banks, and it does not matter because governments gave over, , inflation to the private, , banking sector and the Federal Reserve.
1:10:08: So they will both pump inflation.
1:10:10: Cos that is the policy of the Fed to get the government deep in debt and create a financial apartheid and create profits for its shareholders.
1:10:18: , so they will both print the hell, , the Fed will print and the government will be complicit both Republican or Democrat, Harris or Trump.
1:10:28: And they will push more of it into stocks.
1:10:30: They will push more of it into real estate, and it will create more wealth inequality, no matter who wins.
1:10:38: , no matter who the president is, , because the Fed is more important than your president, that's the reality as well.
1:10:46: But if you focus on deregulation and a pro business environment, then it's easier to stimulate business.
1:10:53: If you stimulate business, you might get productivity increase greater than the additional amount of debt that you're taking on from the Fed.
1:11:00: And it means that you can keep the Ponti scheme going a little bit longer and cover the interest on the Fed to profit the bank sector and just keep the hamsters reel wheel rolling a little bit longer.
1:11:12: , whereas with Harris it will rip the plaster and make sure if it goes into inefficient and unproductive, , you know, side then you know it all depends if you want the Ponzi scheme to burst earlier or later and how long it can carry on for.
1:11:30: now stupid policy as well.
1:11:32: On the macro side, , he's making a big deal out of Elon Musk.
1:11:36: And Elon Musk is saying he's gonna head up the efficiency department, , which means that he wants to reduce government spending, which means that you will create a depression because reducing government inflation means that somebody else has to take on the debt.
1:11:50: Because the Fed is a debt based Ponzi scheme where you cannot reduce the debt without creating a depression.
1:11:56: Because money is debt under the Federal Reserve system and you need to create new debt in order to service old debt.
1:12:03: , and, , you need to push down interest rates instead.
1:12:08: , and , And then you get all of these pump and dumps when you want to redistribute wealth in the financial apartheid.
1:12:14: , so that means that both Trump and Elon Musk are just saying this, or they don't know how the US, , dollar actually works, so reducing government debt will create a depression.
1:12:28: Therefore, it is a farce, and it should not be factored into the decision making process.
1:12:32: Now, if it was around, we appreciate that there is definitely gonna be debt.
1:12:37: We're not pretending we're reducing debt.
1:12:40: And we wanna make sure it goes more into the business environment, then, OK, , that's a a valid function in terms of efficiency, reallocation of debt.
1:12:49: But it's a complete farce If they're saying they're gonna pay off the debt.
1:12:53: , by reducing government debt, it ain't possible.
1:12:57: It's a Ponzi scheme.
1:12:58: It would lead to the end of the empire without a restructuring and an end in the Fed bill and a strategic reserve asset and all the other things.
1:13:07: What else have we got?
1:13:13: so Yeah.
1:13:14: As I said, the only thing that really matters on the longevity of the macro side is a restructuring of the Federal Reserve and then the Fed bill, and, a little stat just to, , help you understand how this works, and this will play into the geopolitical section as well.
1:13:37: , I'm gonna use October the seventh as a starting date.
1:13:40: 2023 for a reason.
1:13:42: I'll cover that in the geopolitical section.
1:13:44: , but from, , September the 30th No, sorry.
1:13:49: From October the 7th, 2023 to September the 30th, , 2024 when you as Americans unequivocally supported the military industrial complex, profits at the expense of your own people by creating more inflation.
1:14:05: , you printed $17.9 billion in order to support Israel's what I call a genocide.
1:14:14: , and, , this raised, , basically US, , operations in the region and supported the genocide.
1:14:23: , and all of that money will come straight back into the stock price of the military industrial complex.
1:14:31: So the reality is, is you have to be a supporter of the war machine in order to combat that and benefit from that.
1:14:39: So if you don't own military stocks, then this just dilutes your wealth, and then you have ethical considerations because now you actually have to benefit from genocide in order to actually support the dollar.
1:14:55: And the dollar is why we're destabilise, you know, destabilising origin and toppling governments in order to make sure that the demand for dollar through the petro dollar goes back to investing in US Treasuries in order to support the debt system in order to keep the Federal Reserve and the profits for the banks going in order to pump it back into the stock market of the war machine.
1:15:18: That's why you unequivocally support Israel.
1:15:22: I'll cover more about that.
1:15:23: , when we understand from the third side who I would vote for with Harris and Trump as well.
1:15:30: so for that reason.
1:15:33: , this is where the macro side kind of points that way.
1:15:38: The ethical side, if I put my humanitarian hat on, says Don't reward genocide.
1:15:44: And if you don't reward genocide, , because of the redistribution of wealth to the military industrial complex that's profiting from a genocide in Gaza, , then that again pushes me towards trump that side.
1:15:58: Because it would be disgusting from my perspective, if the Biden administration committed this genocide by covering up and will cover more in the geopolitical section using the media.
1:16:12: and I'll I'll, I'll point more details on to those that want to follow the money on this trail where I can back it up.
1:16:17: All with facts.
1:16:19: , I think it would be inhumane if Biden Harris got re-elected after committing a genocide for profit and lying to the American people.
1:16:31: And so therefore, it has to lead to a change of administration , just based upon a humanitarian thing.
1:16:39: And that's where I put my own, , thing in and you may have your own thing.
1:16:44: , so as well as the macro policies.
1:16:47: And I've told you all the caveats of what is trickery and as well as the fact that there has to be a change of administration based upon macro for the second type, the macro side.
1:17:01: I would have to vote Trump again.
1:17:03: I'm just using my logic on based upon what I believe is impactful.
1:17:08: It's no whether I like Trump or anything like that.
1:17:12: , I hope you understand my logic.
1:17:14: And so now let's cover more of the geopolitical.
1:17:17: Sorry.
1:17:17: Let's cover more of the macro stuff around the world, and then we'll do the final analysis on who I would vote for based upon the current geopolitical section and avoiding war.
1:17:27: The macro side is all about understanding the currency wars, cos we are in the midst of de dollarization based upon sanctions and trade wars.
1:17:36: , that is driving the world into competing with the dollar.
1:17:40: and so we gotta start looking at some of the other trends as well on that.
1:17:44: So on the macro side, , China has decided that it will be issuing $6 trillion of yuan bonds.
1:17:52: , that's in order to fund an aggressive economic stimulus.
1:17:56: And so China is going for similar system as US.
1:18:01: The difference is that is a state banking system.
1:18:05: So the profits from Cage go back into the state, which reduces the amount of tax you need to charge people, which reduces prices and which pushes more aggressive action to their, , you know, export strategy and production strategy.
1:18:23: And this is why it's so important for the world to just get through these, , , destabilisation.
1:18:29: , they're gonna issue $2.3 trillion of yuan, , in a special bond issue to boost the economy as well.
1:18:37: , And because of the sanctions, , because of the aggressive trade wars with China and the sanctions that have been imposed on Russia as a result of the NATO expansion that led to a counter invasion, , and the expulsion by the UK and US and NATO and Europe of making sure there's no peace talks to support the profit of the military industrial complex, which is leading to death, , Russia and China have almost completely eliminated , the US dollar from all of, , their trade between each other.
1:19:12: , and that came out from the Russian Finance Minister, , that said all trade which used to be done between in the dollar is now being done in local currencies and to support demand and support the de dollarization to create competition.
1:19:28: There was a video release which I released on my, , x, , feed as well.
1:19:35: , where those that were at the bricks forum.
1:19:37: , they started testing, , the new payment system or bricks, which is a QR code system which works off bricks.
1:19:43: Pay.
1:19:44: , for those of you, , I think it was last week when I went through the structural design of the bricks.
1:19:50: , alternative.
1:19:51: Go back, , distributed ledger, , designed to create more decentralisation between competing currencies.
1:19:58: , and bring them all into one system that can combat weaponization of the dollar.
1:20:05: , and as a result of that, we started to get different announcements.
1:20:10: , I'll cover more on what happened at the brics forum as well.
1:20:13: , next week, I think as well.
1:20:15: , but, , Serbia, for example, , they decided that they're gonna be joining BRICs.
1:20:20: And the announcement that they made is they see it as an alternative to joining the European Union, which, , puts you in the policy of the European Central Bank, which is another military industrial complex compo controlled by the same Rothschild banking system that created the bank for international settlements and a debt based Ponzi scheme in order to drive Europe into war as well.
1:20:44: for the profits of the military industrial complex and the proof of weapons network that is created by the ECB, the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve.
1:20:52: , now China has been very, very aggressively increasing its oil reserves.
1:20:58: and so if it wanted to combat any kind of oil pump where Saudi Arabia might want to, , interfere in politics and support the Harris or by or Trump in, you know, , based upon controlling the oil supplies based upon Israel's retaliation to Iran, that could impact oil prices well, China and Saudi Arabia can have a big impact because China has been building building, building vast reserves that has been buying from Iran oil and Russian oil that has been subsidising being able to double the war effort in order to combat , some of the NATO expansion that's been happening, which is really the crux and of the the the multi polar system that we're receiving right now, , Now, this has led to quite a lot of, , volatility in oil.
1:21:55: Initially based upon Biden saying, you know, , we're gonna approve, , Israel coming after Iran on their oil fields.
1:22:04: That created a pump.
1:22:05: Then he said, No, we're not gonna do that.
1:22:07: That created a dump.
1:22:08: , and then based upon different messages, we've had volatility around that, , but we know that the supply can be changed in order to make sure that it doesn't have too much political interference.
1:22:20: Cos Israel could use their retaliation as a way of deciding, , based upon the, any, you know, sharp economic reactions, , whether, , Harris gets elected or Trump gets elected.
1:22:33: , so in order to try and, you know, dampen this down.
1:22:38: , Biden announced that Israel would, , not strike oil fields.
1:22:43: , which led to a bit of a correction.
1:22:45: I think we're around about $72 for Brent crude oil at the moment per barrel.
1:22:50: , and so I keep an eye on that price.
1:22:54: And, , you know, essentially, my original analysis was, if it wasn't for that massive increase in China reserves, , then Saudi Arabia could have a big impact.
1:23:05: , and Israel could have a big impact as well.
1:23:07: And my theory was that if they had a low reaction to Iran, , from Israel, then that would be a gift for Harris.
1:23:17: And therefore, you could come to the analysis that Harris is the chosen one for Israel's based upon America's foreign policy being Israel's policy as well.
1:23:28: So let's now look, that's all of the macro stuff we've got.
1:23:32: Let's jump into the geopolitical stuff.
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1:24:41: OK, let's see if we can do the geopolitical section in 35 minutes.
1:24:46: I got a lot to cover, so I'll try not to get too distracted.
1:24:50: , and for those that have watched previous broadcasts, I'll do a little bit of recap, , based upon what happened this week to make sure that you don't have to go back through previous episodes and you can follow along as much as we can.
1:25:03: So here is my analysis, , on the geopolitical section.
1:25:11: I believe that both a, Harris administration and the Trump Administration.
1:25:20: , taking us to where America will be going to war with Iran as a covert regime.
1:25:28: Change based upon the policy of the CIA and the policy of Israel as a conduit for US foreign policy.
1:25:37: So I believe that there will be a war with Iran under both administrations.
1:25:41: So now we need to go a few steps deeper to try and understand that analysis and look at all the other geopolitical chess moves in order to see whether you agree with me or you don't.
1:25:53: so.
1:25:58: What has, , Donald Trump said, , So Donald Trump has said and again, you gotta read between the words.
1:26:03: Will he do what he says?
1:26:04: Well, probably not.
1:26:06: So you've got to factor that into your equation as well.
1:26:08: But Donald Trump has said this week that he will not send any money, , for weapons to Ukraine, and he will end the war with Russia in 24 hours if he is elected president, won't tell you how he will do.
1:26:25: doesn't mention anything about Iran.
1:26:29: But, you know, essentially, I believe now that BlackRock's owns 47% of, , all of Ukraine, , you probably have to give the other part to, , Russia because the UK NATO and, , America drove the war that way, which has led to the death and destruction of innocent Ukrainian civilians, as well as Russian civilians and soldiers as well for the profits of the military industrial complex.
1:26:58: Thank you very much.
1:26:58: Boris Johnson.
1:27:00: You have blood on your hands, as does Tony Blair, as does Risi Sinak, as does kirara, as does, , Boris Johnson.
1:27:10: based upon the UK US foreign policy and and destabilisation of the Middle East that I always cover.
1:27:18: , but he says that he won't send any more, , money over to Ukraine.
1:27:25: And that's good.
1:27:26: Negotiation is good.
1:27:28: That war is a disaster.
1:27:30: , there's no way that that can only just lead to more profits for NATO.
1:27:34: More death, more destruction.
1:27:37: , it's not gonna result in, you know, the Russian empire ceasing.
1:27:42: And it risks a complete military and nuclear war which could end the world.
1:27:47: We don't want that, and so let's not test more nuclear.
1:27:53: And so, you know, we have to That has to end in diplomacy, and Trump believes that he's the person that can do it.
1:27:59: I don't know if I believe him, but I do believe that, , he will do something on the Ukraine Russian side rather than the Harris policy of committing to Ukraine beating Russia, which I think is an impossible mission.
1:28:11: It just can't happen.
1:28:13: , ideologically, you may want it to happen, but let's be realistic on what is actually happening.
1:28:18: And the media has done a cover up story, which is a very unethical death destruction and led to great more and more lands being conquered But he's also saying incredibly aggressive words towards Iran and framing that Iran is the biggest enemy.
1:28:36: , and also saying, If I get assassinated, it was Iran and therefore avenge me.
1:28:44: So what may happen if you follow the money is essentially because the Fed needs more debt in order to keep the US economy going.
1:28:52: And you need to commit to the military industrial complex to prop up the dollar in order to keep it going because that props up the financial apartheid to for the profits of the war machine stocks.
1:29:04: Then you, , you need to redeploy those dollars and you can't just lead to a decrease.
1:29:11: And so they go from Ukraine, more likely to Israel and Taiwan.
1:29:17: and then back into the military industrial complex.
1:29:20: And so it would just be a redistribution, which I think is more likely to take us to the war with Iran, which is the regime change that we're seeing based upon all the actions, , and the covert regime change by the CIA at the moment.
1:29:35: So what has the US been doing this week?
1:29:38: Well, Biden, if we're led to believe that he's in charge, Well, I think it's Anthony Lincoln, actually.
1:29:42: And the CIA?
1:29:43: , well, this week the United States actually deployed, , military forces to Israel.
1:29:49: So you had boots on the ground.
1:29:51: Last time there was about 40,000 troops, there was war.
1:29:54: , you know, m you know, in the in the sea, , the military bases in the sea, and now you are sending additional anti missile operations as well, and more and more US soldiers as well to engage in operating these machines and these missions.
1:30:13: So, , there was an announcement that the United States has deployed , what's it called?
1:30:19: , sorry about, , my military side is not really my area of focus, but I just follow the money, and I don't think I need to go deep into that.
1:30:26: But T h a AD, , which is an air an air defence system.
1:30:31: , and that has been sent to Israel as well , US soldiers are now operating them, , to defend against any potential Iranian retaliation to the aggression from Israel.
1:30:47: and, , President Biden has, , told its, , National Security Council, , to inform Iran that any attempt on the life of, , Trump , would be viewed as an act of war.
1:31:04: So now Biden is saying that Iran is trying to assassinate Trump.
1:31:10: And if Trump gets assassinated, then Iran is now at war with the US, with the US troops deployed and ready to go.
1:31:21: And so this puts Israel in a chat mate position.
1:31:27: so Israel can now do whatever it wants.
1:31:30: It can be aggressive.
1:31:32: It can be demilitarised.
1:31:34: It can decide whether it wants to make Harris look bad.
1:31:37: It can decide whether it wants to make Trump look good.
1:31:41: It can assassinate Trump and get its war with Iran.
1:31:45: So the CIA, Mossad and Israel have now chat mate America in order to make sure it gets that war, , with Iran.
1:31:53: So I believe that Israel essentially has chosen Trump to be the president based upon this, but also is allowing Biden to create a checkmate scenario as well to go to war with Iran.
1:32:10: , even if Harris gets through and they can't control the outcome for any reason.
1:32:16: So what is Trump's role for Israel and the hundreds of millions that he took from the Israeli lobby and will continue to take?
1:32:26: , if he gets in power as he is begging Israel to allow him to be president Well, his job is to deliver, I believe a US war with Iran and use the American media in order to control the narrative.
1:32:43: And, , if he doesn't comply and he ends up as a rogue person, that exposes, you know, Israel and, , the CIA and Mossad in any of those document leaks, , they can force him not to do that.
1:32:59: and, , if he doesn't comply they can assassinate him.
1:33:05: and if they assassinate him, that means that they can blame Iran.
1:33:10: Based upon all the rhetoric rhetoric right now, J.
1:33:13: D.
1:33:13: Vance has already said, We need a hard line against Iran so J.
1:33:17: D.
1:33:18: Vance can lead the lead, the crew and based upon what Trump has already said, all of the Maga supporters can say we are doing it to revenge Trump as well.
1:33:31: so you might be able to engineer full support on a war with Iran in an environment where no one's motivated to go to war with Iran based upon all the lies and everything that they've either figured out or that they saw about the Iraqi war and all of the other times that we've had these covert regime change operations based a based on lies.
1:33:56: Basically, I believe that Trump's Make America great strategy has been co opted with a Make Israel great again strategy because they lost their reputation as a result of all the lies that they've told in committing in partnership the UK, the US and Israel the genocide that has been the most horrific experience that I've ever had to encounter, that I will never forgive Biden for engaging in that cover up operation and all the things that I have had to watch over the last year.
1:34:37: So how do we counterattack this if Trump gets in for all the reasons that I've given you?
1:34:44: and that may end up being a part of the plan.
1:35:00: Well, firstly, we've got a, look out for whether this attack, actually, this retaliation is, , you know, more aggressive, more escalatory or lower aggression, lower escalatory and whether it happens before the election or after the election.
1:35:14: that will determine whether Harris is the chosen one or Trump is the chosen one.
1:35:19: I believe that the current analysis that we may get a slight de escalatory side, , or we may get aggression.
1:35:27: We'll see.
1:35:28: And I'll use that as my decision, and I'll update my analysis next week based upon what we see.
1:35:33: but , Israel has already got the biggest thing that they wanted, which is that Iran announced this week that it has suspended, , talks on a new NUC nuclear deal.
1:35:49: , with the United States.
1:35:51: And that's exactly what Israel wanted in the first place to understand that we're gonna cover a little bit of history.
1:35:57: , but that was the goal.
1:36:00: And so Iran and US are no longer in talks around a nuclear deal, and the nuclear deal was what was is was unacceptable to Israel.
1:36:10: , and, , the reason why everything's happening at a in at a faster pace right now.
1:36:18: now that they're no longer in talks, which is what Iran wanted.
1:36:22: It wanted to reduce sanctions.
1:36:24: It wanted a free Palestine, and it wanted a nuclear deal with the US that allowed it to engage in the international community, which was unacceptable to Israel.
1:36:35: Now they're, , getting closer and closer to a war.
1:36:41: And Iran has now threatened to attack the oil rich, , Arab Gulf states and US allies in the Middle East.
1:36:51: , if any type of, their if any of their airspaces are used, which is how you check mate and how you get US into the war cos that would require us US to deploy their illegal occupations in Iraq and Syria.
1:37:07: And all you need to do now is have the neighbouring nations engage in any type of attack on Iran?
1:37:17: and then that would lead to the escalation that is needed and that will either happen before the election or after the election.
1:37:26: and so there was a flurry of activity to try and stop down the escalation.
1:37:33: , there was a United Nations Security Council meeting and guess what?
1:37:38: Every single country voted for a ceasefire and America was using their veto vote on the UN Security Council to ensure that there is no ceasefire and no peace negotiations.
1:37:50: It's just one country left that veto votes a free Palestine and veto votes against a ceasefire and veto votes.
1:37:58: Anything that can lead to peace while they stall all the peace negotiators while Israel just assassinates them all and then says We've we're winning our strategic mission because any time it gets to peace, they have to get rid of the peace negotiators.
1:38:14: And so the United Nations did an Emergency Security Council.
1:38:17: As always, everyone was saying There is a genocide, there is a genocide and, , only America veto votes saying No, nothing wrong here.
1:38:26: It's just Hamas and Hamas is evil.
1:38:28: Isis So the United Nations came out, and they said that Israel, , has basically now shot not just leadership of Hamas, not just leadership of Hezbollah, not just, , leadership of, I RGC within Iran or anything.
1:38:50: They've now shot a United Nations peacekeeper.
1:38:56: in Lebanon.
1:38:58: So now they're doing what they tried to do or did successfully within Gaza.
1:39:04: they're taking out all the journalists so that nobody covers it.
1:39:07: They're taking out all the peacekeepers they're taking out United Nations.
1:39:11: And then they're using the media to control the narrative, to say that United Nations groups that provide all the food and support and contain the right to return for the refugees that have to exile.
1:39:24: They're getting rid of that organisation by saying they are a terrorist group as well.
1:39:30: And so we had a massive escalation just this week yesterday.
1:39:34: In fact, , which was that, , ya ya sin.
1:39:40: , who was the leader of one of the leaders of Hamas?
1:39:44: , he's now been killed, , by Israel in Gaza.
1:39:49: , they got the DNA reports, and it's confirmed that that has actually happened.
1:39:55: And, , the interesting thing is that he was on in Gaza.
1:40:00: Now what we will be told by the media, we were told that the leadership are not in Gaza and that they're multibillionaires and that they've got $5 billion mansions and they're living a life of luxury.
1:40:12: that was completely counter to exactly what ended up happening.
1:40:16: So the resistance are now, you know, upset, but inspired because they know his leadership was on the ground and he was fighting till the end.
1:40:25: And so if you believe the Western media, you're told that they took out evil terrorists.
1:40:31: And, , if you're on the other side, you say this is a resistance and that resistance, , had, you know, leaders that are the complete opposite of what the media was saying that they are while they were off land as well.
1:40:48: now that was a massive escalation.
1:40:53: And so now we have a situation where we're waiting for Israel to respond, , to Iran.
1:41:01: , we've had the assassination.
1:41:04: This isn't I wouldn't say that this is an escalation, because it's more of what we've already seen.
1:41:10: , but now Hezbollah has come out and said that it is moving to a new I'll make sure I get the language right here.
1:41:17: New and escalating phase in the confrontation with Israel.
1:41:21: And so now it is moving to full blown war.
1:41:24: We had this week, , different types of drones being fired at, , military operations within Tel Aviv.
1:41:32: , that has led to the death of ID F soldiers.
1:41:35: The media paint it as if that's a terrorist attack.
1:41:39: , when they are engaged in military targets, , and everything's getting more and more aggressive as well.
1:41:46: So essentially, the Fed is printing another war for the proof of weapons network, with all the profits going back to the military industrial complex.
1:41:54: And now both Trump and Harris have promised essentially Israel war with Iran if they let them play president.
1:42:03: , and they've chat mates and they get their way both ways.
1:42:07: So my existing theory, as I was saying is that Who will be the chosen one?
1:42:14: Well, it could be both, , but I do believe that, , Trump is the one that they have actually chosen based upon, , the current play and the current state of affairs, but we shall see.
1:42:27: So now who do we choose based upon US foreign policy?
1:42:32: So I believe that war with Iran is identical under both.
1:42:36: But let's have a look at this week's event, the one that I actually covered as well.
1:42:42: So, , we got covert confirmation that the CIA is involved in a covert Regi regime change within Lebanon and that this has actually been a long term strategy.
1:42:56: I'll tell you the clues that I saw this week.
1:42:58: So there was a gentleman called, , Amos Hochstein.
1:43:05: , Amos Hochstein is, , Biden's Lebanon envoy.
1:43:09: So he, , works for US.
1:43:11: He's got dual citizenship with Israel and he's an ex ID f soldier.
1:43:16: , and he was like the press representative, , for pushing the propaganda, trying to rally a civil war by taking the puppet US government that they installed before, , and trying to get them to, , turn against Hezbollah, who's both a political party and a military party within Lebanon and try and paint the narrative that this is an occupation.
1:43:43: , and, , try and, you know, create that civil war to destroy the place.
1:43:48: So eventually the whole of Lebanon looks like Gaza and has an illegal occupation, , up the north as well, or down south, Rather, , to protect the north of Israel.
1:43:59: Now, there was a Freudian slip, and I published the video on X, and if you didn't see it, you can go back to some of my older posts.
1:44:07: , but when he was given the interview, he said this I quote, , once we elect, I mean select.
1:44:16: I mean, once Lebanon selects a new president and he was talking about that.
1:44:23: So this is a Freudian slip for a CIA operation that we've seen many, many times in order to understand that what I wanna do and I don't wanna go too deep, but I wanna go into some of the history cos I wanna make sure you can spot these operations in the future as well.
1:44:39: And you can see through the media narrative so that you can participate in making your decision about who you vote for based upon real information rather than CNN Fox, , propaganda.
1:44:52: So let's dive into a bit of the history, and I want you to understand some key dates that have led to where we are.
1:44:58: So firstly, they are trying to paint the narrative that the Christians within Lebanon are occupied by the evil terrorist Hezbollah within Lebanon.
1:45:10: So where did the you know the Muslim population within Lebanon come from?
1:45:17: They're making narratives by these agents that work for Lebanon or they have a different ideology.
1:45:22: Saying that it was like an invasion of the Muslims.
1:45:25: Is the undertone , into Lebanon?
1:45:28: Well, where did that come from?
1:45:29: Well, obviously there was, , terrorism between 1917 and 1948.
1:45:34: Where?
1:45:35: Hagen, a group, , based upon, , the operations of WT Rothschild, which was declared Palestine, , and handed it over to Israel to Walt Rothschild in exchange to bring in the US into World War One.
1:45:50: That led to aggressive terrorism.
1:45:53: , that led to the United Nations declaring the borders in 1948 and the NQ bar, where 750,000 refugees were expelled from Palestine and some of them ended up in Lebanon.
1:46:06: Some of them ended up in Jordan, and some of them ended up in Egypt, so the Palestinian refugees were there.
1:46:13: , that was after Israel's aggressive reaction and deceit in the United Nations, based upon the using the guilt of the Holocaust, which was European operation, and blaming it and making Palestine suffer the consequence, , based upon that as well.
1:46:32: so the Palestinians end up having more Children than the Christians in Lebanon.
1:46:38: and so you started to get an increase in the population as a result of that as well.
1:46:43: Now, in 1953 there was a CIA covert regime change operation.
1:46:48: , I posted a video on X where I explained the whole thing because the documents were declassified.
1:46:54: , and essentially, , the CIA wanted to go to, you know, implement a regime change within Iran and installed a US puppet government.
1:47:04: , because Britain and US wanted to take over Iran's oil oil.
1:47:09: And so the coup happened there.
1:47:11: and that was in 1953 to stop, , Iran nationalising its oil and using it for its people.
1:47:19: But there was also another covert regime change in 1958 within Lebanon, , where the CIA executed a coup and installed a US puppet government.
1:47:29: , in 1958 as well.
1:47:33: , now, fast forward.
1:47:36: 1979.
1:47:37: That was the revolution against the US puppet government.
1:47:42: , and so that revolution happened in 1979 within Iran.
1:47:47: And then in 1980 the CIA backed Saddam Hussein from Iraq in order to go to war, , with Iran.
1:47:57: And that led to the death and destruction of many Iranians and a brutal truce and war that I think went on, , for a long time.
1:48:06: But during that time as well, Israel decided in 1982 to invade Lebanon in order to, , you know, topple the region and ensure that the growth of the US puppet government and that led to a Lebanese resistance movement, you know, which was also created from the local population and the Palestinians that, , were expelled from their land, which created Hezbollah and Hezbollah was a resistance movement against the Israeli occupation Now , the US at this time started sanctioning, , Iran because they wanted to take a U use their oil and use it in order to create their own debt free monetary system.
1:48:53: , rather than a typical Rothschild central bank that you have to I implant by taking on IMF debts and because they resisted that, , they essentially got lots and lots of sanctions.
1:49:06: More and more military bases were being built around the region.
1:49:10: And so Iran started to engage in a military programme in order to defend itself from all of these bases and Israel that was invading different regions and different jurisdictions, including Lebanon.
1:49:25: And so, , how did Iran respond there?
1:49:29: Well, they responded by essentially funding somebody's armed resistance in order to protect those regions from invasions by is Israel and Coups by US CIA operations.
1:49:46: And so they started funding resistance groups in Iraq, in Syria, in Yemen, in the West Bank, in Gaza.
1:49:55: And then they started going to war with groups that were pretending to be, you know, that were essentially terrorist groups doing real real terrorism, like destroying churches, destroying mosques, beheading people that were puppets and agents of both the CIA and Mossad.
1:50:19: One of those puppet groups, , was a CIA operation that was funded in order to try and create terrorism within the Soviet Union, which was Al Qaeda.
1:50:31: And so Al Qaeda was the group where US was sending, , military, , financial support and was also training and weaponizing through that CIA operation.
1:50:44: So the resistance Hezbollah started going into Syria in order to fight the other group and the other group, which was me, , weaponized and militarised as a covert operation by Mossad, which was Isis.
1:51:02: And so Hezbollah goes to war and these resistance groups go to war against Al Qaeda and Isis, which were CIA and Mossad terrorist groups.
1:51:13: , so you see how the media is used in order to make it look very different to on the ground reality.
1:51:18: Look If you want the traditional story, then we just need to turn on the TV.
1:51:22: I don't need to spend my time telling you the traditional story cos you get that through the media.
1:51:28: So that led to all of those conflicts and then the confusion mechanism in order to make you think that any resistance against occupation of oil and aggression , any resistance against that was conflated with Isis and Al Qaeda, which you call terrorism, which was terrorism.
1:51:46: But it was done by weaponizing intelligence agencies.
1:51:51: And so now we move fast forward.
1:51:53: There was a long occupation by Israel, , within Lebanon in 1992 , Hezbollah actually became a political party within Lebanon as well, and so it became a political party within the Lebanese government.
1:52:09: and the same thing happened with Hamas in 2007.
1:52:13: There was a fair election.
1:52:14: US, supervised it and oversaw it.
1:52:17: , and Hamas became not just an armed resistance against occupation, but also a political party.
1:52:25: And at this time, this is when Israel pretended that they retreated and they're no longer illegally occupying Gaza.
1:52:33: And they essentially controlled all the land, all the sea, the calories that go in, built a wall.
1:52:38: No airport, , controlled Absolutely.
1:52:40: Everything built a wall, , called it a blockade instead of an occupation.
1:52:45: , and so it was exactly the same thing.
1:52:48: And this is when the resistance built up and built up and we hold this whole thing of Is America going to Cle covering up and veto voting in the UN security councils against freedom of the Palestinians and self determination , so we'll go through a bit more history, almost at the end of it, so that we can understand.
1:53:09: Bring it back to where we are right now in 2015, , Iran and the US, they negotiated a nuclear deal.
1:53:16: So rather than sanctioning Iran rather than, , you know, , you know and maintained a nuclear deal, which is, we'll stop sanctioning, but you open up all of your, , nuclear operations for inspection, and then that led into a new era of peace and a reduction of sanctions in exchange for a nuclear deal.
1:53:38: But instead, America decided never to follow them because Israel was not happy that America, , was able to enter into any kind of peace deal.
1:53:50: , between Iran and America.
1:53:55: so US ended that deal.
1:53:59: and, , basically encourage the CIA to go for covert regime change instead of diplomacy.
1:54:07: And so you get more and more aggression at this.
1:54:09: At this side, you get more and more military bases.
1:54:13: You get more and more wars that already happened around the region.
1:54:17: , and you get, , America taking over more and more oil fields in Iraq, Syria and various other regions.
1:54:24: Russia then comes in in order to protect its interests.
1:54:27: , Isis is weaponized.
1:54:29: And then you get all this confusion so that when America comes in saying we're bombing Isis, essentially, they take over oil fields and they kill a bunch of people, , at the same time.
1:54:41: And Trump gets to say we didn't do any war all while he's engaging in a proxy war with Saudi Arabia to bomb Yemen at the same time as well.
1:54:50: And so obviously in reaction to that, , Iran continues to form a, , to fund armed resistance because it doesn't have an airbase or anything like that.
1:55:01: So armed resistance, , and support of the different groups is, , is, , its defence strategy.
1:55:11: While it's trying to negotiate another nuclear deal, it builds more and more, , defence capabilities.
1:55:19: And in the end, in 2020 Trump basically completely tore up the nuclear deal and did that for Israel Cos of his unequivocal support, , for Israel.
1:55:30: And this is cos his support is from the Israeli lobby.
1:55:33: You know?
1:55:33: and so he did that just before and handed that over to the Biden administration.
1:55:40: , he also handed over the capital, which was a neutral zone based upon self determination of Palestine.
1:55:47: , where, , Jerusalem would be the capital.
1:55:50: He just said, we'll put the US, , what's it called?
1:55:54: , the US Embassy in there and were handed over to Israeli control.
1:56:00: he then put together Abraham Accords, which was to sideline the Palestinian cause so that they just have an illegal occupation forever.
1:56:10: He then said, We don't consider illegal settlements and expansion by Israel as terrorism anymore.
1:56:17: We consider it neutral, despite the entire world at the United Nations, saying that it's illegal and even all the previous presidents of the US saying it's illegal.
1:56:27: He reversed that policy there.
1:56:30: , and he allowed for the Abraham accords to happen to sidestep Iran so that Iran is really, really pissed.
1:56:38: , and then they would expand their, , military programme knowing and expand funding to the Palestinian cause as well, and the armed resistance as well.
1:56:51: , throughout this whole time, Iran wanted to do a nuclear deal.
1:56:55: , it wanted to be open up for inspection.
1:56:58: It wanted to use its own oil resources for its own people.
1:57:04: and look, you know, I'm no fan of that.
1:57:06: The regime change was implemented.
1:57:08: And I, you know, I'm not saying I'm a big fan of Iran, and the people struggle against their government.
1:57:15: Everybody should struggle against their government.
1:57:18: But we should be told the full story in order to document this.
1:57:22: This also led to some massive massive.
1:57:24: Well, I wanna bring your, , awareness to this in the geopolitical section as well.
1:57:31: But essentially they favoured regime change and expansion of war.
1:57:34: , in order to do that.
1:57:37: So what does Israel want now?
1:57:38: That is where you know I've said it time and time again.
1:57:41: Israel wants the US to go to war and implement a regime change with Iran.
1:57:45: , so that it can implant a US puppet government.
1:57:49: , and it can take over the resources.
1:57:51: And it can enter into the Abraham Alliance, return to the illegal occupation of the Palestinian people and make it so unlivable that you get a covert genocide papered up by the US media and, , , US leadership, pretending they're engaging in, , peace talks while they're veto voting in the UN Security Council.
1:58:13: And then they're assassinating anybody that reaches a peace agreement so that everybody thinks that they're they're progressing their military operation so that they can deliver that victory back to the Israeli people who voted for the Likud Party and the Likud Party.
1:58:32: , is essentially a, if you read the Likud directive, , it says that there will never be a two state solution.
1:58:42: And it's the same party that is handing over guns in the West Bank to the Israeli illegal settlers in order to engage in terrorism to expel more and more Palestinians from the West Bank.
1:58:58: And if you read the Likud directive, which is the current political party that Netanyahu is part of it says.
1:59:07: Israel will be theirs from the river to the sea.
1:59:12: That's where it came from.
1:59:14: This is why every accusation is a confession.
1:59:16: When you follow the money, understand the truth and without truth, there can be no peace.
1:59:21: And they need an internal state of no peace in order to fund the military industrial complex.
1:59:27: And that requires the Likud Party's mission of the Greater Israel Project through illegal settlements.
1:59:36: , and so what did they do?
1:59:38: Well, over the last few weeks or through September?
1:59:41: We covered it.
1:59:42: They did the pager attack.
1:59:44: Now what's interesting about the pager attack?
1:59:46: Let's see if we can try and predict a little bit faster as well, so that we can make better decisions about who to vote for.
1:59:52: Well, interestingly, I'm not sure of the exact, , whether this is a fact.
1:59:57: But the pages that were blown up were installed about nine years ago, so this implies that this has been a long term covert regime change operation.
2:00:07: So what else do we know about what happened in the region?
2:00:10: Well, we know that the largest two of the largest and three of the largest countries of IMF debt.
2:00:18: are Ukraine.
2:00:21: Egypt.
2:00:23: and Lebanon.
2:00:25: Hm.
2:00:26: , anyone that's read Confessions of an Economic Hitman will realise that the IMF is part of a CIA tool in order to indebt and destroy countries, , topple governments, install US puppet governments, , and cripple economies.
2:00:41: So what was the goal with Egypt?
2:00:42: Well, Egypt, Egypt was meant to, , go to war with Israel so that they can How would they do that?
2:00:50: Well, you execute the, , the rather than genocide the, , ethnic cleansing of the Palestinians and you push them into the Sinai desert.
2:01:03: Both Egypt and Israel control one part of the border, , in Gaza, and so therefore, that is the mechanism for ensuring that all the Palestinians alongside Hamas end up in the Sinai desert to Egypt.
2:01:18: Egypt knows that, , that will lead to a war and a return to war between Israel and Egypt.
2:01:25: Because then the cause will start firing from Egypt's borders.
2:01:30: And so they need to control the Egyptian economy.
2:01:33: And so there was massive financial weapons of mass destruction in the currency wars against Egypt that led to excessive IMF debt.
2:01:43: , that led to the destruction of the Egyptian currency.
2:01:48: , and, , that led to the IMF crippling the economy within Egypt by making sure that they destroy their US dollar reserves.
2:01:59: And they print money in order to repay the IMF debt that they know will never, ever be repaid.
2:02:06: And they did the same in Lebanon just after covid.
2:02:09: , when there was the mass corruption in Lebanon, they had to shut down the whole banking system.
2:02:14: They said it was the corruption of the central banks.
2:02:17: Who are the central banks?
2:02:19: Could it be a US puppet government based upon the covert regime changes that we had before that bankrupted the Lebanese economy, took away all the people's savings and wiped out their savings to completely topple the region before the pages?
2:02:40: And the aggressive action is taken out so they can blame it on Hezbollah joining the political party and so they can execute a civil war at the same time as executing the financial weapons of mass destruction.
2:02:52: Don't believe me.
2:02:54: This is the playbook of many of the declassified documents of the CIA.
2:02:59: And when you read books like Covert Regime Change, , where it outlines step by step, these types of strategies that the CIA executes as well.
2:03:10: So in both Egypt and Lebanon they're able to drain the US dollar reserves, which leads to more money printing, which allows to crash the currencies in a currency war, destroy the economies and everybody's savings.
2:03:26: , and, , then you can drive the weakness of those regions the US puppet government ready for the ultimate goal, which is regime change within Iran.
2:03:38: , so that, , Israel can become the Greater Israel Project and expand NATO and the profits of the military industrial complex.
2:03:49: So now that brings us to today.
2:03:50: We've done a bit of the history, and then we'll just do what happened this week in geopolitics.
2:03:55: Well, this week, , Iran's foreign minister came out and, , he arrived in Egypt.
2:04:01: Now, that was the first, , visit, , of an Iranian foreign minister in 12 years to Egypt based upon the US puppet government and regime change happening there.
2:04:14: So this normally only happens when there's optics.
2:04:18: So is Egypt being forced into a position because it didn't accept that they're that they're a B, they do you know that they were meant to take in all the Palestinians so that they could end up in war between Egypt and Israel.
2:04:34: And so therefore they're meeting with the Iranian foreign minister.
2:04:39: I don't know, speculate, but these meetings don't happen unless they're trying to signal something.
2:04:45: Now, what I want you to do, and this is really important to me.
2:04:50: And if you get any interest in the content and you're still with me, you obviously really Yeah, like at least buy into the possibility of these things.
2:04:58: Otherwise you would have shut this down a long time ago.
2:05:02: I believe that October the seventh was Israel's opportunity to execute the end part of this military operation Regime change and justify why US should be fighting, , and joining the war as well.
2:05:20: Now, let me tell you why.
2:05:21: I think that now some people might be very upset because there was a lot of what I call atrocity propaganda on October the seventh.
2:05:28: So there were certain events that happened this week that are really important.
2:05:32: And they just don't make it to the Western media unless you're really following this stuff.
2:05:36: , this is why essentially on October the seventh, there was an immense amount of atrocity propaganda, and I'd like you to understand it.
2:05:45: And I'd like you to know exactly who did it and how it happened and how the how it was actually spread across Western media.
2:05:54: And then, if you can understand that you can understand the different directives that are in Israel that lead to my thinking about what the operation is, So they used a lot of atrocity propaganda on October the seventh, I'll come back to that in a bit.
2:06:09: They, the reason that they do that is because they have something called the Hannibal directive.
2:06:15: The Hannibal directive states that last time that Hamas engaged in a hostage swap operation, which is what October the seventh is because they don't have a military force like Israel.
2:06:28: And so they engage in acts which are horrible hostage swaps.
2:06:33: , but there was a documentary that released a lot of the truth around that.
2:06:38: So why weren't we told that a lot of those hostages were actually ID F soldiers as well?
2:06:44: there's a reason why we weren't told that I'm not saying all of them.
2:06:47: And there were really bad things that happened on October the seventh.
2:06:51: , but why were we told so different from the truth?
2:06:57: , so they have a Hannibal directive.
2:06:59: And what that Hannibal directive means that if Hamas ever engage in a hostage swap, you must kill your own people.
2:07:05: The Israelis must kill their own people rather than have Hamas be able to take back a hostage.
2:07:13: And so there were Apache helicopters, and there were tank operation that led to all of those mass burnings of, cars, which couldn't have been done with the artillery that Hamas had.
2:07:24: And so there was lots of deaths that had a result on October, the seventh as a result of the Hannibal directive.
2:07:35: they also implemented something called the Doha Doha Doctrine.
2:07:41: You can look all these up if you're interested in doing this research as well.
2:07:46: , which means this is an actual doctrine that exists within Israel and their government and the ID f and by Mossad where essentially, , they kill their own.
2:07:56: They kill civilians in order to get leverage over any negotiation.
2:08:03: And so if they want to get negotiation, what they do, what Israel through the Doha Doctrine does is just kill civilians.
2:08:11: This is why we haven't got the numbers of civilians that are being killed in Gaza because there are way more than the reported numbers.
2:08:19: There are so many more people under the rubble.
2:08:22: , but their Doha doctrine means that they're weaponized killing civilians in order to leverage negotiations, which is what we've seen.
2:08:33: So any time there is a retaliation by Iran, you end up with more civilians being killed in Israel, not Israel.
2:08:43: Sorry, , in Gaza or now Lebanon or now West Bank In fact, what happened this week?
2:08:53: There was a US journalist.
2:08:55: His name is, , Jeremy , Laredo.
2:08:59: And he works for an organisation called the Grey Zone.
2:09:04: , and the Grey Zone And, , Jeremy Laredo was arrested by Israel this week.
2:09:10: This is a US journalist.
2:09:13: If you don't believe me, R f k junior tweeted out demanding for the release of the US journalist.
2:09:23: Not a word from Biden.
2:09:24: Not a word from Harris.
2:09:26: Not a word from Trump, but R f k tweeted it out and you can find that tweet on my ex as well.
2:09:34: Why did they arrest him?
2:09:36: US journalist.
2:09:38: And why does the media not tell you anything about it?
2:09:42: because this week the Grey Zone released a documentary and I'm gonna put the link below in the description cos I put it on my website in case it gets taken down.
2:09:52: That had millions and millions of views by the Grey Zone, and it was called Atrocity Inc and the Atrocity Inc documentary went through in meticulous detail.
2:10:05: all of the people that were responsible for all of the lies with specific people and the exact chain of flow of how the media released it and how it ended up with Biden saying that he verified it when it wasn't true.
2:10:23: He also, , released just like other journalists that Israel, , was lying about, that Iran managed to get hit military targets rather than civilian targets and also that some of those missiles got through.
2:10:40: , and he revealed and released all of the video evidence that those had got through.
2:10:47: And so Iran shows that the iron dome is completely broken.
2:10:54: Hezbollah also retaliated when Israeli media and American media were trying to say 70 to 90% of Hezbollah is gone, that they also retaliated and the drones got through to military targets as well, and so he was arrested for that.
2:11:12: what was covered in the documentary.
2:11:15: Well, the documentary showed unequivocally with complete evidence that, , the exact people that lied about the mass rape allegations on October the seventh.
2:11:27: It also showed, and you can watch it.
2:11:30: And you can put in the comments once you've watched it, whether you believe it or not as well.
2:11:34: It lied about the fact that, , Israel didn't implement the Hannibal directive and killed many of their own civilians on October the seventh.
2:11:43: It also revealed that the Western media wasn't engaging in atrocity propaganda in order to make things worse.
2:11:51: So it looked like Hamas was the same as Isis.
2:11:55: Which, as you know now, , is a Mossad operation that they weaponize in order to create the fake war on terror and justify these wars.
2:12:06: It also revealed that the media and who specifically it is controlled by so that you can understand.
2:12:15: , atrocity propaganda when it's used for you against when it's used against you in the future.
2:12:23: It also revealed the exact video evidence and the debates in Parliament around ID F soldiers that were raping Palestinians hostages that were essentially called prisoners.
2:12:42: But they weren't convicted.
2:12:44: They weren't given any trial, and when they are given a trial, it's like 100% conviction rate by the Israelis as well.
2:12:54: and so they get to call them the 10,000 hostages.
2:12:58: that, , Israel has, which is why october The seventh happened because there was a military operation by Hamas in order to engage in a hostage swap so that it could release its leadership and its hostages And then, , start diplomacy, , of negotiating a two state solution.
2:13:20: As per the Hamas charter, which doesn't say they want to kill Jews.
2:13:25: You can just read it.
2:13:26: I've actually read it.
2:13:27: And the atrocity propaganda made it made You want to think that?
2:13:33: and it framed it in the correct way.
2:13:35: And exactly who released it with the evidence and the Israeli media that is trying to co, make sure that they don't engage in a cover up with the exact people that said You said you know the Israeli people that said that the Isra Israel was lying about their family member being raped.
2:13:57: So it's unequivocal once you watch it and I'll put it on my blog in case it gets taken down.
2:14:02: , that's the Grey Zone revealed.
2:14:06: And you can take that evidence now once you realise that.
2:14:11: then you realise.
2:14:13: a lot of things make sense of what happened.
2:14:17: and then it can help us engage in What do we need to do to get ahead of it?
2:14:22: And how does that relate to the US election?
2:14:24: In my decision, I know I've got a massive way around, but I wanna give you the information that no one else will necessarily give you because I follow the money rather than following the words and the propaganda.
2:14:36: , based upon all of that, I believe October the seventh was allowed to happen.
2:14:41: You're telling me the best intelligence CIA?
2:14:44: Mossad didn't know it was happening, even though there was a wikileak document that showed that Egypt warned about it in advance and there was intelligence that it was gonna happen.
2:14:54: And Israel did nothing about it because I believe that this was what they needed because this was the CIA Mossad covert regime change operation in order for US to go to war with Iran and the escalation between Lebanon, , Palestine, the West Bank and Gaza and a way of justifying the genocide that we're seeing in order to accelerate the whole damn process through lies, deceit.
2:15:24: and everything we're saying here.
2:15:26: So what did we see after that?
2:15:27: I've covered it already.
2:15:29: They assassinate anyone That, , is from the resistance that wants to engage in peace talks.
2:15:36: , what did they do with Gaza?
2:15:37: I'm getting deja vu, by the way.
2:15:39: , they then say UN r the organisation that had the refugee right to return that was able to deliver the food that was able to deliver the humanitarian operation.
2:15:49: They say they are terrorists.
2:15:52: and they can get rid of UN R so that they can engage in the starvation operation and they can restrict and they can get away with a genocide in plain sight.
2:16:01: How does a genocide work?
2:16:02: Well, firstly, you need to make it unlivable.
2:16:06: You need to push everyone in there, you need to make it unlivable, and then you need to restrict aid and support.
2:16:13: , and by the way, there is no such thing as saying genocide is only genocide once it's actually done because you eliminate all the people you need to catch it before it's being done.
2:16:24: And the I CJ court has said that it's plausible genocide, and more and more people are joining the case now in order to convict Israel for their crimes.
2:16:32: But they're trying to do it before those crimes are whitewashed, , by America veto voting and destroying the entire fabric of international law that led to the CO the post World War Two world order, because they completely discredit anybody because America's engaging in a cover up operation for Israel.
2:16:52: So this week, as I said, they, , veto voted the peace talks again.
2:16:55: The US Security Council.
2:16:57: Even UK is not doing it anymore.
2:16:59: They used to do it, but they're not anymore.
2:17:01: And so we're now waiting for what?
2:17:03: , Israel's response is to Iran.
2:17:08: , they're deciding whether it will happen now or before and how aggressive it is based upon the election.
2:17:14: , but Trump is now begging to the Israeli lobby.
2:17:18: Please let me be President Harris is now begging to the Israeli lobby.
2:17:23: Please let me be president.
2:17:25: , but I need to make sure I say the right thing for those that care about ending the genocide.
2:17:31: And what does Israel have on the back as well?
2:17:33: Just one directive.
2:17:34: Look it up as well.
2:17:36: They have the Samsung directive, and the Samsung directive states that if for any reason Israel's borders are ever under threat and US won't support them or UK won't support them or EU won't support them, then they're in the they're able to engage their illegal nuclear programme.
2:17:56: That J.
2:17:57: F.
2:17:57: K tried to stop that has never been open to inspection.
2:18:02: And they are exactly in Israel.
2:18:05: Exactly what you're being told is happening in Iran.
2:18:09: Whereas Iran wanted to negate, , have a nuclear deal where they opened themselves up to inspection you see how twisted this whole thing is?
2:18:19: when you understand and you follow the money, the follow the money gets us to closer to the truth.
2:18:24: I can only connect the dots as best as I can, given the information that we have and my methodology is.
2:18:29: Follow the money.
2:18:30: Read the books from those that have actually performed the operation in the past and read the actual declassified documents and the Wikileaks documents and see if the story makes sense and then try and connect dots and publish it and allow people to tell me if they think it's crazy, , or give me more information so that I can put it together as well.
2:18:52: so Israel is protected by US and UK.
2:18:55: They control our politicians through the Israeli lobby, and you can see that in all the actions as well.
2:19:01: So the question is in deciding how to vote on the geopolitical section for Trump and Harris and how I would vote if I were American.
2:19:11: Will Harris or Trump allow that to happen?
2:19:16: Give in, And do they have the capability and capacity to do that?
2:19:21: So anyway, , what did you see?
2:19:23: Well, you saw Trump begging to the Israeli lobby despite the fact that it might be very unpopular.
2:19:29: You saw Trump giving a lot of anti Iran narrative and playing into Iran's trying to assassinate me.
2:19:35: Narrative.
2:19:37: , Biden increased, , Iran's sanctions.
2:19:42: so there was, , new, , sanctions on Iran, but then he's not actually enforcing them, which implies to me he's going aggressive on Iran to satisfy the Israeli lobby.
2:19:54: But he's not enforcing them because he doesn't want to create economic crisis within the Harris administration, and so it's kind of like a token symbol.
2:20:07: And what did this ro do this week?
2:20:10: the worst of the worst.
2:20:13: Israel went after our Shifa Hospital for the seventh time, the So-called most ethical army in the world, the ID F.
2:20:22: and they burn Children, women.
2:20:27: and Gazan civilians alive.
2:20:32: I posted some of the videos.
2:20:36: it will never come out of my mind.
2:20:40: they're burning people alive.
2:20:41: This is the DA doctrine that I talked about.
2:20:46: as a result of murdering civilians and getting ever more aggressive in order to leverage the negotiations, because the US is pretending that they're negotiating and because of whatever leverage they have.
2:21:02: the media is covering up for them as well.
2:21:04: Ok, all right.
2:21:05: So we had the doc the here doctrine burning civilians, Children, women alive.
2:21:11: We had the, UNIFIL, which is another United Nations organisation like uni , UN r They're now being killed, and there's, , Netanyahu released a video saying Get out the way or I'm gonna kill you.
2:21:27: This is like Irish, , soldiers that were there as part of a negotiation to create a neutral zone between Israel and Lebanon.
2:21:37: , which was the region?
2:21:40: , that was being targeted as the Hezbollah.
2:21:43: , the Hezbollah, , started backing up the Palestinian cause that brought Hezbollah and Lebanon into this as well.
2:21:52: now even the Lebanese army, which is not connected to Hezbollah, they're being They're having people killed as well in the Lebanese invasion.
2:22:05: it's not being reported, but Hezbollah have been taking out many of the tanks in the invasion.
2:22:11: , Hezbollah are a very on the ground to ground.
2:22:14: It is known that Hezbollah are vastly superior than the ID f ground to ground.
2:22:18: Obviously, , Israel has superior in air defence and tanks and all that type of stuff.
2:22:24: , And now Netanyahu came out this week and said to, UNIFIL, the United Nations peacekeepers, , that they are being used as human shields.
2:22:36: We know what happens whenever they say human shields.
2:22:38: It means that they're getting ready to kill them.
2:22:41: and that they started referring to the Lebanese army as hostages of Hezbollah.
2:22:49: We know that that means that they're getting ready to kill them as well.
2:22:54: if it's anything like Gaza and everything we've seen for the last year.
2:23:00: Basically they don't want any independent observers.
2:23:03: They're arresting the media.
2:23:05: They're shutting down Al Jazeera, shutting down the operations so that they get no coverage.
2:23:10: They're killing people from the Lebanese army.
2:23:12: They they're, , saying that they're trying to uproot Hezbollah, which is an operation they can't succeed in because they're under the ground in a superior force.
2:23:23: And that would be justified to bring UN in at the exact right time.
2:23:26: Which is why all the troops are being sent over at the moment.
2:23:30: And they're implementing the Dahir Doctrine by burning civilians alive.
2:23:34: Children alive, women alive in Gaza in order to leverage the negotiations.
2:23:40: So the US does what they say.
2:23:43: exactly the same as we saw with, , we now saw as well that Netanyahu has implemented his plan to block aid in North Gaza to the 400,000 civilians up there.
2:23:58: and he said, If you don't leave, then we have every right to bomb you.
2:24:03: And we know what happened in previous times.
2:24:05: They said that they leave and then they get bombed in the safe zone as well.
2:24:11: Seen it time and time again over the last year.
2:24:13: Media will never tell you about that.
2:24:15: But leaders are starting to speak up because it's coming problematic.
2:24:19: So France has strategic relationships with Lebanon because Lebanon was essentially part of the French colony.
2:24:27: , before you know, , the the, , sys PICO operation, , where Britain and France essentially split up the Middle East so that they're at war forever so they could take over their oil resources.
2:24:42: Well, France has a relationship and strategic assets with Lebanon.
2:24:46: So the first prime minister to come out from the West , macron, he came out and spoke against it and said that they're doing a weapons embargo.
2:24:57: And Netanyahu requested, , the withdrawal of US, , peacemakers from Lebanon and shamed France for speaking up against it.
2:25:09: because Israel does not care.
2:25:10: Whatever Macron and France say either, , the Irish come out and speak against it because they got peacekeepers in Lebanon as well.
2:25:19: Netanyahu would just kill them cos he doesn't care either.
2:25:24: , is Israel, , EU countries, European Union countries?
2:25:28: , they started to implement or consider, , sanctions on Israel.
2:25:34: , the Spanish Prime Minister.
2:25:36: , he came out was his name.
2:25:38: , Sanchez, , calls on the European Union, , to suspend its, , free trade deal with Israel.
2:25:47: Israel doesn't care.
2:25:49: It just carries on anyway.
2:25:51: , Iran came out and said it will consider any airspace used, , to block missiles, an enemy Israel loves that that's escalation.
2:26:05: regional conflict that brings the US in faster.
2:26:10: , Iran now officially suspends, , all the, , indirect negotiations that it was happening with the United States because Iran knows that it was a deploy tactic to delay and pretend ceasefire talks were happening.
2:26:26: And then that was used in order to, , hold back any type of response from Iran while they assassinate their leaders and assassinate anyone involved in the peace talks.
2:26:37: All of that is based upon c you know, fake ceasefire negotiations.
2:26:41: And so now let's look at what the international community and other things that happened as well.
2:26:45: Well, the military industrial complex and the Fed are printing a full blown preparation to make a lot of money for the military industrial complex.
2:26:56: And so, based upon more aggressive action in Japan and US and South Korea and Philippines, , China decided that it would launch a new war.
2:27:09: , games, , basically a new war, , game where it demonstrates its power by Taiwan.
2:27:17: , is saying that it's a warning to the A separatist acts of Taiwan.
2:27:23: I wanna make sure I've got the right way of saying it.
2:27:25: The separatist acts of Taiwan, , and its independent forces.
2:27:29: So China does not reunify as long as you know, , the game is continued to be played.
2:27:36: Basically, China has always said it requires the US to oppose, , Taiwan independence, which is what it did for decades and decades.
2:27:47: unless it wants to get aggressive, then it would say no.
2:27:50: We commit to Taiwan independence, which is what then leads to those operations to try and get back to.
2:27:57: Can we just have the status quo?
2:28:00: And then new leadership comes within.
2:28:03: Taiwan and Taiwan basically refuses to give up any of its autonomy of the one China policy, and China refuses to recognise its autonomy.
2:28:14: And that is what led to peace and the status quo the one China policy.
2:28:18: Those are starting to be pushed on.
2:28:22: So what does China do?
2:28:23: They're starting to flex and send out signals.
2:28:26: And so China started to visit Pakistan this week.
2:28:30: , so they did a public photo op as well.
2:28:33: , and basically, Pakistan has said that it will be, , attending the next week's, Shanghai Co.
2:28:40: cooperations organisation.
2:28:42: It's kind of like bricks, another Cooper Operation organisation where they executed their belt and road initiative, which is said, Invest in your country as long and we won't do regime change like the IMF, and we won't topple your region and keep you in debt slavery in order to take over your assets.
2:29:00: And so Pakistan made a public announcement that it supports the one China policy.
2:29:07: , remember, China's already made a significant investment, , in, , Pakistan through the belt and road initiative.
2:29:15: , and what happened?
2:29:16: What happened when China started investing?
2:29:19: Well, there was a CIA covert regime change operation to overthrow the Pakistani government that wanted to work with China and was committed to the Palestinian cause as well.
2:29:31: So that was the whole, , Imran Khan operation.
2:29:35: so basically, US and the CIA threw their president in prison, started discrediting the family, executed a covert regime, change with and so basically, , got rid of the the Pakistani government that was supporting Palestine and wanted to engage in boat and road initiative and support with China, and now China's trying to repair that relationship as well.
2:30:03: , in order to flex more to show the complete connection between what happens in Iran.
2:30:08: What happens in Russia and what happens in China?
2:30:12: , Russian and Chinese warships.
2:30:15: , this week, , they did a, They did joint drills in the Pacific Ocean, and they were focusing on, , repairing, , basically, , sorry.
2:30:27: Repelling any missile attacks.
2:30:30: , the Russian defence minister.
2:30:34: , Andrei Blu Belov.
2:30:36: Sorry if I say that wrong.
2:30:38: , he arrived in Beijing, , for talks with China about military and, , political, , basically, their their military and political leaders were looking at how they can form an alliance.
2:30:51: So remember the terms of engagement?
2:30:55: , Russia needs Iran for drones as US NATO military industrial complex weaponize Ukraine.
2:31:04: Russia doubles the amount of support for Iran.
2:31:08: Iran is then able to send and support Russia in that operation.
2:31:14: , and they're able to sell their oil to China.
2:31:18: China is able to reunify if they ever think that their grounds are a threat in the Pacific Ocean.
2:31:24: If China reunifies, it creates economic destruction globally.
2:31:29: And that's how you execute a change of world order with World War Three in the middle and renegotiate money on the other side of that.
2:31:38: So the Russian Foreign Minister, , what's his name?
2:31:42: , Lavrov.
2:31:43: He basically came out and made a public statement that Ukraine and Israel proved that the US is not a problem solver.
2:31:52: , and only in, , encourages conflict across the world.
2:31:56: Whether you want to believe them or not.
2:31:58: Just wanna make sure you've got the alternative narrative as well , the Ukrainian president Lozinski.
2:32:05: He came out this week and he said that North Korean soldiers are currently fighting alongside Russia, , in the Russia Ukraine war.
2:32:16: So that's another nuclear power that is now engaged.
2:32:21: So what do we see from North Korea this week?
2:32:23: , North Korea made an announcement this week.
2:32:26: , that, , it's gonna be closing all roads and railways, , connecting North Korea and South Korea.
2:32:35: and, , North Korean soldiers were basically videos were released showing that they're now supporting, , the Russian troops on the ground in Ukraine.
2:32:47: There was a report.
2:32:49: Who is it?
2:32:50: By W O W a p o.
2:32:52: Was the source that I got from that.
2:32:55: and so you can see exactly what is happening.
2:33:00: and what the role is.
2:33:02: And we've got 18 days to figure out whether Israel has chosen Harris or chosen Trump.
2:33:11: My current belief is that they have chosen Trump.
2:33:15: So now let's put it together to answer the final question.
2:33:18: And I hope you enjoyed it.
2:33:20: , you know, I'll put time stamps.
2:33:22: I publish this all on my blog and if you prefer skipping to different parts But I hope you can see now, that Bitcoin macro and geopolitics are all connected and it is really Bitcoin is the resistance movement to not engage in all of these disgusting acts and make sure that we can rely upon, , you know, a trust environment and decentralisation because the geopolitical side is just getting more and more centralised with a few people controlling everything.
2:33:53: My advice is, if I were American and all I can talk about is what I would do.
2:33:57: Firstly, I would vote, even though I'm pretty sure there are greater forces that control the vote.
2:34:04: I would still do it anyway, just in case, because it may be that those forces are just trying to manipulate your vote through media or it may be that they have blackmail and more covert operations.
2:34:15: It may be all of the above.
2:34:16: It may be that they have a way of rigging the election.
2:34:20: I do not know, but all I know is I'm pretty certain that Israel is the largest force of political interference.
2:34:27: And I know that because that's exactly what J.
2:34:29: F.
2:34:30: K said and what J.
2:34:31: F.
2:34:31: K tried to reverse before he got assassinated.
2:34:34: And it's only got worse because that was the coup of the US government took it off the gold reserve afterwards, and the Fed completely occupied and created the Fiat currency Ponzi scheme, which was its plan all along in 1913 to take America to communism on a Blockchain through a CBD c.
2:34:51: So I know that the CIA and the Fed are basically, , the ones that decide this because Massad controls US foreign policy from me following the money, and if you can prove me otherwise, then I'll take all that on board and adjust my analysis accordingly.
2:35:09: now, one bit says to me that they seem to have chosen Harris, , as they cut the fed rates, , they made the economy look better.
2:35:21: , it seems like they were trying to do two assassination attempts on Trump.
2:35:28: And that led to an anti you know, Iran propaganda as well.
2:35:33: So how do I put that together?
2:35:34: Well, I'm not quite sure exactly who Israel's chosen.
2:35:37: I've got a hunch of this trump, just based upon the rhetoric that I've been seeing over the last few weeks and the checkmate game that I talked about, but I have.
2:35:47: have the humanitarian side.
2:35:50: That says to me, I can't allow Harris and Biden the perpetrators of a genocide and a cover up operation to get away with it.
2:35:58: And I will not allow the world under my any influence that I have, , to allow the same administration that committed the genocide to stay in power.
2:36:09: So for that reason, I would vote trump for that, , on the geopolitical side.
2:36:15: I would also note that as I covered in the beginning, Trump has a Bitcoin policy.
2:36:22: Harris doesn't that could lead to the possibility less than 1% chance of America having an end in the Fed strategy.
2:36:33: As I said, , r f k and his family, he damn well knows how the world works.
2:36:43: And so he may do what he said with Trump and release the J F K policy.
2:36:49: And so, at least with Trump, you get to hold him accountable again.
2:36:57: Don't place any tr any emphasis on that.
2:37:00: It will happen.
2:37:01: But at least I get to troll all Americans forever until you make it actually happen and hold him to that standard.
2:37:08: and all the other files that I talked about.
2:37:10: 911 files.
2:37:11: Assassination files of Trump.
2:37:13: , and, , the J F K files.
2:37:16: And, , what else have we got?
2:37:17: The Yeah, everything else that exposes it.
2:37:20: Oh, and the Epstein files, of course.
2:37:24: But there is another reason on why I would vote Trump, despite the fact that I can't stand that.
2:37:30: I believe he has promised a war with Iran to Israel.
2:37:35: and he may be Israel's chosen one to deliver the annexing of the West Bank a faster genocide, , and a covert regime change that leads to the US going to war with Iran.
2:37:51: it's because of the two people, the only way.
2:37:57: to get this, , back to Americans returning to some kind of constitutional America.
2:38:05: is to expose the CIA and drain the Swamp, which was Trump's original campaign.
2:38:11: And as I said, he used to say all the things that made me believe that he wanted to do that in 2016.
2:38:17: I never believed him, , but there's still the possibility, because the only person that I believe in America can reverse World War Three is a president that is willing to stand up to the CIA and the centralising forces that are profiting from World War Three and stand up to the Federal Reserve.
2:38:40: And if I am chosen with, is Harris more likely to do that or Trump more likely to do that?
2:38:46: I know that neither of them will do it, but it has to be.
2:38:49: Trump will be the only person out of those two that is more likely to do that.
2:38:53: , the next president of the United States needs to understand the currency war that is being fought.
2:39:00: I believe that the US dollar needs to peacefully transition.
2:39:04: It can stay a part of a world reserve currency, but it also needs to have competition so that absolute power doesn't corrupt.
2:39:12: Absolutely.
2:39:13: And there is a force of trying to create a gold back Distributed ledger technology centralised, , m you know, global South currency, right at the beginning.
2:39:27: but I think that helps if it can lead to any competition.
2:39:31: especially an environment where the dollar may have 100% tariffs and sanctions that would lead to many, many countries investing significant resources into the alternative.
2:39:44: , we all have Bitcoin.
2:39:46: It's the exit.
2:39:46: It's the freedom.
2:39:48: It's the boycott.
2:39:50: It's the ability to own our own money in self custody.
2:39:52: Spend our own money with no government, no bank and a monetary policy that we can rely on that every four year cycle.
2:39:59: Can't say the same will happen again.
2:40:02: Allows us to fight in the currency war by opting out.
2:40:07: and resisting the central banking atrocities of the proof of weapons network.
2:40:13: It is a competition for your savings.
2:40:16: And we get to decide the future if all of us bottom up, decide where to put our savings and how to engage in the currency war rather than just allowing a few people with these centralised banks with these centralised oil reserves.
2:40:33: , with these financial weapons of mass destruction and the proof of weapons network to determine whether we go to World War three or not, Harris and Trump, either of them will.
2:40:43: How will need to figure out how to handle competition with bricks competition with Bitcoin, whether they embrace it or go against it, whether they get more oppressive.
2:40:52: Or they embrace competition.
2:40:55: Artificial intelligence that will likely create its own central bank digital currency, whether they win the A.
2:41:00: I race and they regulate it and allow another country to not regulate it because there's no putting it back.
2:41:06: And that's why we need to navigate a world of Bitcoin a I and CBD CS because I don't see the reversing of these trends.
2:41:16: I only see us and the people, and so we plan to do it on our own bottom up movement.
2:41:24: I don't know exactly what the future looks like, but I know I want Bitcoin in my pocket.
2:41:29: Bitcoin I can spend and Bitcoin where I can rely upon the monetary policy, whether the Fed is printing like crazy, the Ponzi scheme or the Fed self implodes and the power structure moves over to the net debt based Ponzi scheme.
2:41:44: Or we actually get a free banking system with non fractional reserve, stable coins and different types of currencies competing with each other and a way of transitioning where the governments that take advantage of Bitcoin destroy the governments that don't take advantage of Bitcoin.
2:42:03: And we move to a world based upon the ideology that I love.
2:42:07: Austrian economics, free markets, hard money, freedom of speech, life, liberty, freedom and a world free of debt based Ponzi schemes and Fiat currencies that then can regulate better central bank digital currencies because there's real competition.
2:42:27: So for that reason, because I have the exit and we held control in our own destiny, I'll just put in the 1% chance that Trump does what he said he's gonna do and at least we have those tools that I will troll you for the next campaign if he wins.
2:42:46: But I don't rely on any politician because I think I know where this is going based upon following the money and every week I'll adjust it accordingly based upon what I see.
2:42:54: So protect yourself with Bitcoin , join me in this world of Bitcoin A I and central bank digital currencies.
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2:43:13: , for what I think.
2:43:14: Bitcoin Hard Talk Episode 60 Always remember you're alive at one of the most interesting and exciting times in financial history.
2:43:22: If you're on the right side of the change, if you're on the wrong side of the change, it's incredibly scary, and I wanna see as many people adjust to the right side of that change because we can do it with Bitcoin with peace, love and unity and I'll see you next week for Episode 61.
2:43:42: Let me know in the comments section how you will be voting and share with me your thoughts on what you think I got wrong and what you think I got, right.
2:43:52: And, , how you're thinking about this, cos I will read them all and reply to those comments.
2:44:00: peace.
