The Global System You Were Never Meant to See | Simon Dixon

There are moments when the mask slips and you finally see how the world really works. Today is one of those moments.

works. Today is one of those moments.

Behind every crash, every liquidity wipeout, every unexpected move in Bitcoin, there is a plan. A plan built by institutions that see money as a

weapon and markets as terrain. Simon

Dixon has spent two decades studying the machinery behind global finance. He's

fought it from the outside as a CEO and co-founder of Bank to the Future, one of the earliest investment platforms for Bitcoin, fintech, and blockchain

startups with early stakes and Kraken, Bitstamp Coinbase Ripple Circle and many others. He published the first

many others. He published the first Bitcoin book back in 2011, long before the world understood what was coming.

And today he's exposing the invisible system connecting the dollar, currency wars, debt cycle, Wall Street, and Bitcoin. All part of a long game that

Bitcoin. All part of a long game that you were never meant to see.

>> Everything in America is about extracting value through the dollar system over to the proof of weapons network.

>> This network manages capital the same way an empire manages territory. It

absorbs, it restructures, it evolves, and when the current phase reaches its breaking point, it prepares for the next one. The dollar is a Ponzi scheme. You

one. The dollar is a Ponzi scheme. You

have to keep rolling over, rolling over, rolling over, rolling over because there's not enough dollars to pay off all the debt. So, this network basically

is not designed to last. is designed to fall like the British Empire and transfer power to the next structure.

>> The same institutions that broke the old system are constructing the new one, digital, programmable, and deeply connected to every corner of the

financial system. I've worked in the

financial system. I've worked in the investment bank and so I know when they want to financialize, securitize, and now tokenize

um is because they want to own, they want to control, and they want to extract. Bitcoin emerged as a challenge

extract. Bitcoin emerged as a challenge to that architecture. It sits outside their playbook until they find a way to

pull it back in. And according to Simon, that process is well underway. They're

constructing all the financial weapons of mass destruction to try and persuade you to give your Bitcoin to them.

>> This influence stretches far beyond markets. It shapes the companies we

markets. It shapes the companies we trust, the leaders that we admire, and the entrepreneurs who appear untouchable on the surface. Through these levers of

control, you're able to make what appear to be the richest, most independent uh, you know, companies and entrepreneurs in the world, but they're all subordinate to these financial

weapons of mass destruction.

>> Simon Dixon lays out the entire blueprint, how the elites plan to turn crypto into their next control grid, and what you can still do to escape it. And

these are simple things that everyone can do.

>> This is the real architecture of global power most people are afraid to even talk about. Revealed by someone who's

talk about. Revealed by someone who's seen it from the inside. Stay locked in because this conversation will change how you understand the world. Money

control and the real endgame for Bitcoin. Me personally, I've been

Bitcoin. Me personally, I've been obsessed with two questions since I was a kid. What's really out there in the

a kid. What's really out there in the universe? and who actually pulls the

universe? and who actually pulls the strings down here on Earth. Today, we're

lucky, guys. You and I get closer to answering the second one. This episode

is longer than usual, but if you care about where Bitcoin and your personal freedom are headed, you're going to want to watch every second. And before we hit stop on this interview, I invite Simon

back because, as you'll see, I still have many more questions. And again,

remember, nothing in this video is financial advice. It's for educational

financial advice. It's for educational purposes only. Without further ado,

purposes only. Without further ado, let's welcome Simon Dixon to the stage.

All right, Simon, welcome to the channel, man. It's uh it's really good

channel, man. It's uh it's really good to have you. I I don't know if you know this or not, but um you've really been a

big kind of inspiration in my life. uh

mostly well not only did you one of the uh one of the ve very first kind of few people to publish a book on Bitcoin or the very first person but also just be

so um like see the potential dive in do something about it and uh and start building your life and businesses around around this idea um you know bank to the future is a platform that you started

that uh most people who know me know that that's where I got my early start in investing in life and You know, it was because I I got Bitcoin

early in 2012, but a lot more in 2013.

And then it was interesting at that point. I had to uh you know, I had to

point. I had to uh you know, I had to make a decision. Do I want to because I I ex exited fiat, you know, at that point like I took all my money and put in Bitcoin. And so I had to make

in Bitcoin. And so I had to make decisions uh you know when we were when these deals came to the table through Bank to the Future of do I want to trade

my Bitcoin for you know Coinbase or do I want to trade my Bitcoin for Kraken and uh it was you know at that point I think

back then maybe there was still some certainty that like this is probably going to be something that's used by the world and I think maybe I felt like I

would say I would say By 2016 or so, I was probably like 40% sure that maybe it would be a global reserve currency one day or global

reserve one day and maybe even like a peer-to-peer electronic cash somehow.

Um, and then we had the block wars debates after that which uh didn't make it feasible for this peer-to-peer cash.

But, you know, I thought at least there's always going to be the because I al we also I also believed it was quite anonymous at the time. I think a lot of us did uh and we also I so I thought like there's definitely going to be a

use case for this. I just didn't know how big it would get. Uh every year subsequent to that I I got maybe 10% more confident and like today I I I 100% believe that it will be a world reserve.

Uh you know people like Larry Frink and others you know won't say that necessarily. Um, but they they try to be

necessarily. Um, but they they try to be a little bit more conservative in their public public uh what they say in public because they don't want to be seen as like insane or something like that because I

think most people still think that idea is insane. But anyways, yeah, so I I um

is insane. But anyways, yeah, so I I um I loved what you what you were able to do. Uh I mean the deal flow that you had

do. Uh I mean the deal flow that you had on the platform was insane. Uh, I mean probably a higher hit rate than any other

any other platform that you know from a Kickstarter to an Indiegogo to a we fund or whatever these platforms are these crowdfunding platforms

or even like you know LPing in a GP fund like these these deals were higher hit rates. Crazy like uh you know how how

rates. Crazy like uh you know how how much came out of that. But I just want to say um thank you and and uh and it's

been an inspiration for me because I I I don't know if you and I talked at one point. I think we did where um

point. I think we did where um you told me that you really wanted to be able to bring this to the retail and uh

and that's what I've always wanted, right? I've always wanted to give to but

right? I've always wanted to give to but the kind of the first time I started thinking of myself as an investor and fortunately because of the Bitcoin I was considered an accredited investor so I

was privileged enough to come onto the platform and make these deals but I always thought it'd be so great to be able to bring retail on board and you told me I think you told me that you had

spent years and millions of dollars trying to make that happen and uh it just seemed impossible at the time. Can

you just tell tell us a little bit about that story?

>> Yeah. Uh it's great to hear from um you know from our customers. I mean you know we were creating in 2014 we were

creating Bitcoin bonds. Um in 2015 we were creating Bitcoin VC funds. Um in

201213 when companies in our sector couldn't get venture capital funding we were you know allowing people to pull together

through our structure um and get people investments and you know we did Coinbase Kraken Bitfinex Circle >> even things like Ripple Labs and um you

know that's now just been valued at 40 billion um Coinbase IPOed at 100 billion Um, Bitfinex created Tether, which is now

changing the structure of the dollar around the world.

>> Got like back by $185 billion worth of treasuries or whatever it may be. Um, so

it's been quite it's been quite the journey.

>> Yeah. And Coinbase circle too, right? So

we have both stable coins covered there.

>> Yeah, correct. And now we got the Kraken IPO coming up. We got I think uh Securitize now.

>> Yes.

>> Um, and Yeah. Yeah. And Robin Hood as well. Like

Yeah. Yeah. And Robin Hood as well. Like

it's uh >> I miss that.

>> It's been one heck of a journey. Um

>> but yeah, it's been it's been a real privilege. But yeah, the original

privilege. But yeah, the original mission was that uh I spoke at the first Bitcoin conference. Um a guy was

Bitcoin conference. Um a guy was pitching at the conference. Um I was actually deep in debt at the time when that year

>> uh because I was trying to I left my career in investment banking 2006 um to give lectures on monetary reform and uh I left investment banking to

create a non-fractional reserve bank um and uh when we applied for the license the regulators said um firstly they looked at my co-founder which was my

wife and said you're not the type of person we'd regulate. normally. Uh the

second thing they said is you need to put $60 million as a deposit to proceed with the application in the Bank of England. Uh and then they said you're

England. Uh and then they said you're not allowed a non-fractional reserve bank. You can do that but you have to

bank. You can do that but you have to build it on top of Barclays and B and Barclays will lever up or pick a clearing bank in the UK. Uh so it was impossible to create what we wanted to

create which was money you could known money you can spend and money had a fixed supply. So when I went to the

fixed supply. So when I went to the Bitcoin conference, understood how Bitcoin worked, I was ready for that message because I was, you know, at the end of the tether uh of trying to create

a non-fractional reserve bank. So a

gentleman called Tony Galibby was pitching a company called Bitay.

>> Um it was sponsored by an exchange called Mount Gaus.

>> Um uh there was a guy uh a journalist called Max Geyser and Stacy Herbert there. Mhm.

there. Mhm.

>> Um, and Bitcoin crashed from $30 to $3.

Uh, there was a hackathon afterwards with a bunch of anonymous developers.

Um, I bought five Bitcoin for approximately $25 at the conference >> and then I bought a Mars bar with a whole Bitcoin through a Bitcoin vending machine.

>> Um, and so we decided, yeah, let's uh these companies can't get funding. uh we

had a platform so you know we couldn't get a banking license but we could get a securities license um and so we went on this long journey where we got the license that we needed and then as

regulators started discovering what Bitcoin was uh we went on a 15-year journey of applying for license after license after license.

>> Wow. Um and in the end no matter how much we tried to democratize investing um you know it was impossible on a global scale. So we ended up fortunately

global scale. So we ended up fortunately uh the people that made all those early investments on our platform you know we were paying out thousands of bitcoin um

in dividends uh they got wealthy and they became rich investors and so we had this community of really wealthy investors.

>> Yeah. I mean, we we're talking people who are billionaires now. Um, and uh and we just built on that community and we

ended up with um assets on many of the major companies that built this industry um and uh just have been getting more and more people into into Bitcoin.

>> Yeah.

>> Uh and then just hit the stage where we are right now where we're just sat on a bunch of assets. Um, and uh, we're just trying to simplify people's lives now and just make sure they can get Bitcoin

and self- custody. Um, and just watch this whole journey where it's been through what you've said when when we were at $3, you know, when we crashed from $30 to $3.

>> We were just on a mission to disrupt banking. It was us versus the banks. No

banking. It was us versus the banks. No

one really cared um about the price. We

were even surprised there was a price, you know, when Mount Cox came along. Um

and uh but over the years now you're quite right risk adjusted um there is the likelihood of Bitcoin succeeding

you know is 100% certain. It wasn't 100% certain that well it's never 100% but you know what I mean.

>> Yeah. Um and so people have the level of conviction that you have. Uh and kind of we're at that Wall Street phase now where there's an ideological

uh you know shift at the moment where uh I'm trying to actively warn people about how Wall Street wants to use Bitcoin um and how you should use Bitcoin how it

was originally intended. And that kind of uh brings us to where we are today.

And so I just give content now. Uh,

Bitcoin's treated me better than I could ever imagine. The company didn't need

ever imagine. The company didn't need any Silicon Valley funding. Uh, didn't

need to go public and we remained completely independent because we just, uh, did the Bitcoin Treasury strategy,

you know, from 2011, 14 years on now, personally in the company, uh, and then worked with various other countries along the the process to try and, uh,

get them to do it as well.

That's awesome. I mean,

uh, yeah, I I bought some I Yeah, I also bought into Bank to the Future, uh, the SPV. I think that was I know there's two. I don't remember which one I was in, but I hopefully the one

with all-encompassing, but but but anyway, um so now with the now with the upcoming kind of uh you know the the 180

turn in um how America and then that policy influencing other countries, but you know, Trump coming in and being, you

know, make America the crypto capital of the world. let's let's undo all the

the world. let's let's undo all the disaster that Biden did and you know then Paul Atkins coming out and saying that actually it's most likely that most

of these tokens aren't securities um and they want to create and I've heard so just trying to read between the lines I've also heard uh you know someone like Paul Atkins or

or someone else saying you know we're going to work on ways to figure out how we can do essentially ICOs and token fundraising and stuff like that. So, I'm

not sure if you followed along closely there, but I'm curious to get your thoughts on like where do you see uh just the kind of regulatory environment headed uh in the

US and globally? And then also, do you think that there's potentially uh a chance where the thing that you and I both would hope to come true uh is is

more enabled like will retail have access to these kind of awesome opportunities that they never had have had before?

Yeah, I'm I'm a little bit more um negative on the outlook um but really because of the fundamental roots of um where we started and what people are

falling for.

>> Yeah.

>> Um so the way that I see the world right now is you have Bitcoin and self- custody which is money you can own, money you can spend, and then money that has a fixed supply. But most people that

are getting into Bitcoin right now are in for the fixed supply because they believe that this digital scarce asset is number go up technology which it is.

>> Yeah.

>> Um you know the I do believe that the demand for Bitcoin increases over time.

Um and it has for 14 years and I expect it to continue to do that for another 14 years. Um and so in that sense I'm very

years. Um and so in that sense I'm very bullish. Uh, but I also know what Wall

bullish. Uh, but I also know what Wall Street does and what they're about because I used to be um, you know, a London I I've worked in the investment

bank and so I know when they want to financialize, securitize and now tokenize um, it's because they want to own, they want to control.

>> Yeah.

>> And they want to extract. Um, and so I'm very wary of it. So, um, while you get this, um, pro- crypto environment within

the US, and I'm glad for it, uh, but I want people to understand what it really means. Uh, what it really means is that

means. Uh, what it really means is that the dollar is going to be repackaged into programmable money. and

programmable money will be integrated into social credit scores, artificial intelligence and surveillance technology.

>> Yeah. Carbon carbon carbon credits that you you know >> Yeah, absolutely. And in Europe, it will be worse. It will be a central bank

be worse. It will be a central bank digital currency.

>> Do you think there's much of a difference between the Genius Act stable coins and CBDC like the G like the new regulation around stable coins in the US and CBDC's? Do you think there's much of

and CBDC's? Do you think there's much of a difference there?

>> Yeah, the the difference is is it kind of goes into my central thesis that um if you look at America um most people think of America as a democracy and they

play in the political game. Um the thing that America is is it is it through this financialization securitization and now tokenization process, America

put everything up for sale. So, every

single resource within America is open to the highest bidder because you got the stock market, you've got the government debt, the bond market, you've even got the banks. They're all public

companies. Um, you've got all the pulled

companies. Um, you've got all the pulled investments via ETFs which are managed by the large asset managers, the large asset managers are public companies. So,

you got the debt market, the capital market, the credit market, the dollar creation market. Um, and then you've got

creation market. Um, and then you've got the politicians. And so the politicians

the politicians. And so the politicians work off a pay-to-play system.

>> Mhm.

>> Um they are owned by lobbies and they make you think that your vote matters but actually your vote is manipulated by media control and media control is controlled by large lobby groups whether

it be military, financial, pharmaceutical consumption technical there's major lobby groups. So through

this mechanism, the US is essentially what I call a host country um for what I I used a bitcoin term like proof of work, proof of weapons um which kind of

encaptures how it weapons it uses everything as a weapon, >> right?

>> And so when I think of America, I don't think of a sovereign country. I think of um a a political process, a Senate, a Congress and even judicial as well as

every single asset is controlled by banks and financial institutions whether it be Black Rockck J. It's a financial industrial complex whether it be private

equity, whether it be public equity, uh whether it be uh asset managers.

um it is controlled by a private structure and that structure the government is subordinate to that structure.

>> And so when I think of America as the most liquid capital market, the host of the proof of weapons network, um everything in America is about

extracting value through the dollar system over to the proof of weapons network, which is why all of the value is extracted. The economy is just a tool

is extracted. The economy is just a tool for extracting value up to those that are part of the network, >> right?

>> And so you have this K-shaped economy where the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and financial weapons of mass destruction are used in order to capture people into this network. Now,

subordinate to the to that. So you have the proof of weapons network, >> then you have the US government.

>> Just quickly before you go into that, um just remember where you left off. I just

want to I'm just trying to understand that uh when you say proof of weapons, is that the same thing when people say, "Oh yeah, the dollar is backed by the military-industrial complex." Is that

military-industrial complex." Is that the same kind of analogy or is it different?

>> Sort of. uh military industrial complex was kind of a post Bretonwoods World War II order.

>> Mhm.

>> Where a manufacturing base in a physical company where you could enforce the dollar and debt onto people using military might, >> right?

>> Uh today, you know, that was kind of the British Empire tool.

>> Yeah. uh after World War II, these tools were passed on to the American Empire because, you know, the Bank of England effectively bankrupted the UK government uh through its colonial expeditions and

it set up the Federal Reserve during uh just before World War I. Um and then World War I and World War II were used just as the Bank of England used the

British government. uh the Federal

British government. uh the Federal Reserve used the American government in order to fully capture it to the point where it's now 38 trillion dollars of

debt. But the weapons are not just

debt. But the weapons are not just military. Military is in fact

military. Military is in fact subordinate to the neoeconomic financial weapons of mass destruction.

And so all of these companies are public. That's how you control the

public. That's how you control the military. Uh, and then if you want to

military. Uh, and then if you want to use and gain access to Pentagon budgets, the government has to borrow the money.

And who lends them the money? Well, the

banks lend them the money and they get to create dollars every time they issue a loan. And two through the bond market

a loan. And two through the bond market and the credit market and the stock market the financial industrial complex gets to decide whether the stock market

of some of the military companies like Loheed Martin, General Dynamic, Rathium get to receive the money or whether you want to reset for example you can shift

capital through lobby over to a company like Palunteer which is now cyber security and artificial intelligence >> which kind of sits in a technical industry. industrial complex. So you got

industry. industrial complex. So you got a military industrial complex, a technical industrial complex, a financial industrial complex, and then

you get to redistribute how people spend that money when the banks create uh loans every time they create the dollar.

And you can reallocate spending patterns through companies like um you know Amazon and uh having having um like auto

markets and mortgage markets where you never buy your house or you never buy your car. you financialize and securitize a stu even student loans uh

and then you can change consumption habits based upon redirecting these mortgage back securities or autoloan back securities and then you can insure them through credit default swaps. All

this to say is you have these consumption complexes, technical complexes, military complexes, but who controls the game? It's the financial

industrial complex. So the proof of

industrial complex. So the proof of weapons network is about weaponizing finance, technology, military and debt

based consumption in order to you know accumulate and consolidate as many assets in the hands of the financial industrial complex.

>> Yeah.

>> So yeah um and through this mechanism they've conquered Europe, they've conquered the UK. Um they took over many of the colonies. Some of them have been through decolonization.

But essentially, we were talking about what is why does America have a stable coin under the Genius Act.

>> Yeah.

>> Is because corporate interest controls America. The government is subordinate

America. The government is subordinate to corporate interest.

>> Mhm. Now in a country like Europe, you know, the European Union weaponized the European Central Bank and a single

currency in order to consolidate power around Big Germany, you know, which was essentially a big military base before World War II. And then it was weaponized

after World War II into the dollar system. Um and you had these different

system. Um and you had these different nodes within the network like Japan which is um you know the carry trade you can borrow at 0% from the Bank of Japan and you can siphon all that investment

back to America lend it to the US government and then they can use their weapons to force everyone else into dollar dependency. Um and the petro

dollar dependency. Um and the petro dollar was one of them pricing you know dollar pricing oil in dollars and the euro dollar was another one. And by

putting it into a single currency, um, the European Union is just a tool for the network. And so when you look at things like Trump negotiating,

uh, trade deals and increased NATO budgets, that's just a mechanism for getting the European Central Bank to print dollars. And rather sorry euros

print dollars. And rather sorry euros and rather than euros being used for the people they go back into purchasing weapons in the dollar proof of weapons

network that pumps up the stock market.

>> It allows those companies to borrow against it lever up the governments further >> and the governments just become more and more subordinate through leverage and

they just become a printing press for the network. And so, you know, all they

the network. And so, you know, all they do is push out narratives to justify war. And then through the financial

war. And then through the financial industrial complex and the technical industrial complex, you end up with police states, surveillance states. And

you know like if you look at Kastama Mahron um Carney these are all these are all essentially lobbycontrolled

politicians where they just pretend that they work for the British people, the European people, the Canadian people, the German people, the French people, but their job

is just to take those budgets and allocate them back up to the network to prop up the US stock market to push the K-shaped economy where the rich get richer, the poor get poorer. Uh, and

then they get to borrow at 0% because they've got quantitative easing and various other tools. So, it's it's a very sophisticated system >> that now the proof of network, you know,

it controls the US government or the European governments. Um, and then

European governments. Um, and then others what we call the west, you know, these liberal democracies. Democracies

are install a central bank. That central

bank becomes shareholder in the bank for international settlements. The bank for

international settlements. The bank for international settlements becomes um subordinate to the most important central bank which is the Federal Reserve.

Um and then monetary policy through organizations like the IMF, the World Bank, their job is to get people addicted to dollars and make sure that through their central bank they print

their own currency to pay off the dollar debt and then they keep buying treasuries. They keep lending it to the

treasuries. They keep lending it to the US government and the the dollar is a Ponzi scheme. you have to keep rolling

Ponzi scheme. you have to keep rolling over, rolling over, rolling over, rolling over because there's not enough dollars to pay off all the debt. So,

this network basically is not designed to last. It's designed

to fall like the British Empire and transfer power to the next structure.

Um, which is what I think we're witnessing right now. So taking it back to Genius Act, >> Genius Act is a mechanism >> for weaponizing stable coins and the

Federal Reserve's balance sheet. uh

digitizing the dollar beyond credit creation at the banks, integrating it with a social credit score through all this vast data like X um and various

other platforms and all the government data from Doge and Palunteer has been contracted with all of the different governments to collect all the artificial intelligence.

>> Yeah.

>> Um and then weaponize currencies.

Um, and so the European Union doesn't get to have a stable coin because the network wants to extract value to the

corporations that issue the stable coins. And a a central bank digital

coins. And a a central bank digital currency means that you hand over all the power to the European Central Bank.

>> And the European Central Bank is controlled by the European Union. The

European Union was a product of the bank for international settlements. The

controller of the bank for international estimates is the Federal Reserve. The

Federal Reserve is owned by the banks and the banks push out the lobby money that installs all the politicians across America >> and then also controls the military companies and the quote unquote deep

state, >> which is the intelligence networks that can push out these um covert wars >> and then use the media in order to push

narratives that justify the wars and make you think that you're living in a democracy. And so the west is basically

democracy. And so the west is basically consolidated. And if you want to

consolidated. And if you want to simplify it, at the very top of this chain is Black Rockck, State Street, Vanguard, JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs.

>> Yeah.

>> And the creators of the dollar, which is the Chase Bank, you know, and the European various other banks as well.

>> So it's just a little bit of um so when I asked the question like are the the the most recent version of you know, Genius Act and what we what they expect,

you know, stable coins to comply but comply with uh like the outcome or the go end goal is relatively the same as far as uh wanting to achieve like a surveillance

state and uh the social credit scoring system. So cuz when whenever you know

system. So cuz when whenever you know whenever I've talked about the dangers of CBDC's before like that was the the outcome if these things come to existence it was you know your social

credits it was like China you know and then it was the carbon credits thing and then you know it was your money being you know on a chain that the government can control and take your taxes out of

and turn it off if you've done something bad. Um, so those things probably are

bad. Um, so those things probably are going to still be the same with stable coins, right? It's just the fact that

coins, right? It's just the fact that the differentiator here is that with stable coins, the US uh financial and industrial complex essentially who

controls everything else. Um, they're

the ones benefiting from privately held private businesss uh stable coins because that money stays back in America. Is that is that close to it?

>> Yeah. So America like if you look at the US constitution, it was designed to protect people from the tyranny of government as a foundation principle, but it didn't protect people from

corporate interest.

>> And so now the government is subordinate to the corporate interest. And so the corporate interest doesn't want the government to be powerful. The

government is just a tool for debt. And

so, you know, the military wants Pentagon budgets, take on more debt. And

so you get the government $ 38 trillion in debt which is increasing. Um and uh but the the ultimate power structure in America is the large multinational corporations.

Um and so they want corporate power to reign and the constitution doesn't protect you from that. And so that's why you get a stable coin in America. Mhm.

>> Whereas because all the governments are subordinate to the same network, you can allow some of the the power, you know, to consolidate into the central bank and

the private banks um across Europe and other countries and then you can vaselize them all into one control grid.

>> Yeah.

>> Um and that's the and that's the point.

And then if you look at Genius Act, there were several things in there.

Firstly, it said if you want to be a stable coin issuer that pays yield, i.e.

a competitive stable coin, then you have to have a banking license, i.e. you have

to join the network. Um,

also there was if you are a bank and you have reserves at the Federal Reserve, uh, which is the the proof of weapons network. They're primary dealers. They

network. They're primary dealers. They

get to create dollars and they have reserve counts at the Federal Reserve.

You can issue a stable coin using those reserves >> and you can pay yield. So now you've got in the Genius Act $3.5 trillion of

liquidity for a stable coin for the banks that can pay a yield and JP Morgan is the primary lobby and the JP Morgan is a shareholder in the Federal Reserve.

And so you've created a game for JP Morgan. And then you can have all these

Morgan. And then you can have all these technical companies like World Liberty Financial, the Trump family, uh Elon Musk, I'm sure he'll have one via um X.

Um but you they can have an uncompetitive stable coin, but it has to come back into the network and so they just become tools for perpetuating um control. And then you have all these

um control. And then you have all these technical, you know, companies around it that provide the components. Palunteer

for artificial intelligence, data centers, chat, GBT, all these different >> people. But remember,

>> people. But remember, >> people think that these are powerful and they are powerful corporations, but their stock their their so if you take someone like Elon Musk, part of the

PayPal mafia, you know, with Peter Thiel, part of Palunteer.

>> Yeah.

>> Um, you know, they all of their technology and innovation came from the defense budgets. So all of the

defense budgets. So all of the technology that we use today originally started as technology for killing people and it was created by Pentagon budgets,

>> right? And then when they want to take

>> right? And then when they want to take those technologies mainstream, the government just hands them over to companies like Tesla, Apple, Google,

Palunteer, fund them by CIA deep state budgets and then suddenly you get these massive technology companies using what the

government created through Pentagon budgets and Department of Defense. But

their net worth is dependent upon their public offering, their share options.

And what does someone like Elon Musk do?

Well, he says, "I want to buy X from Jack Dorsey or, you know, a public company." So, what did he do? He goes to

company." So, what did he do? He goes to the Proof of Weapons Network, JP Morgan, or a various bank, and says, "I've got Tesla stock.

I want to use it as collateral, and you issue me a loan." And then I'll go to the Gulf countries like the Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund and various other co-investors and then I'll get the $55

billion needed to buy X.

>> Mhm.

>> But now as soon as you borrow from the proof of weapons network and use your stock as collateral and your returns and your net worth is pegged to your share options,

uh you're a you're a [ __ ] for the network. And so Elon has like I'm a 400

network. And so Elon has like I'm a 400 you may have $400 billion dollars of net worth but you're not independent. You

know if if if they want to engineer um a stock market crash to make the share options worthless um a media

frenzy in order to you know um make it where uh his net worth can now be margin called against his debt. uh then they can use these financial weapons of mass

destruction to say you need to play ball and so X now needs to be a social credit score and it needs to feed back into the deep state and the NSA uh and then that needs to come back into integration with

stable coins. So, you know, through

stable coins. So, you know, through these levers of control, you're able to make what appear to be the richest, most independent, uh, you know, companies and

entrepreneurs in the world, but they're all subordinate to these financial weapons of mass destruction.

>> Yeah. With Elon, it's interesting because I watch a lot of his interviews.

Um, and when he goes into something that is pretty unstructured and just like free form discussion, you know, like it was if he goes on Joe Rogan or something several times that you've seen like a

lot of the part of the conversation where he's just very comfortable like in his his his um his tone, his like kind of the way he's sitting, he's relaxed, he's just having discussion, he's

laughing. But then some questions you

laughing. But then some questions you get asked and the responses are very weird, right? like uh like you you can

weird, right? like uh like you you can tell that he's like not really allowed to talk about some of these things and he doesn't just say like no I I don't think that exists or

like whatever. He he he gets this

like whatever. He he he gets this totally different state of uh you can really tell that he's trying super hard to make a case that he he he like

disagrees or uh doesn't believe in that thing or um it just it's like it's like you know over overexpressing something when you want you want people to you're trying to hide something you know but I

noticed that um but >> yeah I mean Elon is a tool for the military industrial complex and the technical industrial complex which is subordinate to the financial industrial complex. So

complex. So >> it's a bit of a red pill once you understand how the world works. And this

is how um I've always tried to help people understand that you know there's an interesting phr makes the world go round. Um that is that is 100% correct

round. Um that is that is 100% correct when it comes to neoliberal you know markets where you have a bank

that is um creates dollars um a western central bank um and then you open up everything to the highest bidder and that kind of creates friction right

because at the moment you maybe as an American want an America first agenda but the government is subordinate to the network and the network is actually a global institution.

And so if China wants to own America, they just need to get shares in BlackRock. If a Gulf country like Saudi

BlackRock. If a Gulf country like Saudi Arabia wants to own America, they just need to get a position in Black Rockck, State Street, and Vanguard. And then the shareholders get to install a board

member and the executives work for the board. The board works for the

board. The board works for the shareholders. And so you can buy

shareholders. And so you can buy influence in the network as wealth changes. And so that's where it becomes

changes. And so that's where it becomes really interesting right now because foreign control is able to subdivert and become an important node on the

proof of weapons network which means that then there is no nationalist agenda. Uh and you end up in a situation

agenda. Uh and you end up in a situation right now where people believe that Trump works for America but when I follow the money I say no Trump doesn't

work for America. Trump is a tool of the financial industrial complex and the technical industrial complex. And what

does the money managers want right now?

Well, they want to reset the world order into multipolar blocks.

>> And so what's the best way of doing that? Tariffs. Uh tariffs was the

that? Tariffs. Uh tariffs was the ultimate strategy to reset the world order. tariffs, ripping back ripping

order. tariffs, ripping back ripping back red tape from uh which I I I personally think it's a it's a good thing, but nonetheless, it's it's for the same purpose. So, ripping off the

red tape from things like nuclear AI AI safety, uh you know, supersonic passenger travel, supersonic travel. uh all these things that he's done since that that

has happened have opened up a lot of money coming in uh to support these industries a lot of money coming into the you know being spent and now created

um but I want to I want I want to ask you something uh because I thought about this a lot right and when I was younger I used to think about you know who

really controls the world and it's probably like the same type of uh thing that a lot of people who are getting into like tinfoil hat kind of things about the like the globalist or elites.

You know, at first I I think I thought probably maybe like 13 or 20 or 40 people or maybe 300 or whatever, you know, that all had the roots from the

Rockefellers and the Rothschilds and all these guys. Um

these guys. Um but then uh I guess a bit more recently I felt like uh maybe it's the CIA mostly

um that are doing things because from what I understand there seems to be like zero oversight in the CIA. They seem to amass a ton of power when they were first created. They had like unlimited

first created. They had like unlimited budgets. they were allowed to total

budgets. they were allowed to total secrecy and no one uh not even the not even the president could understand some all the stuff they were doing and it seems like whenever anyone tried to

interfere they were you know assassinated um you know they started off with trying to do a lot of secret operations and they still do I think they're responsible for a lot of the stuff that

has happened you know and a lot of the other countries controlling narratives and all these kind of things and I don't know if they're doing it you know necessarily on instructions from you know the president or the the

administration. Um

administration. Um like there's just a lot that I think there's a lot that happens that the president himself doesn't even know about. Right.

So what do what do you think? What is

what would your definition be of like the deep state and the question of who controls the world a bit more complex than just like it's this entity or it's

like these 10 people or whatever?

Yeah. Um so when the world you know had privatized banks um you had wealth by families you know when you can look back

at the history you had um you know these very wealthy so if you look back um and this is where like kind of some of the conspiracy theories come from. Uh so

obviously uh you know the Rothschild family uh they had banks, they levered their interests in order to control governments and create privatized banks.

Um and then they pushed out the central banking model. Like that was one era. Um

banking model. Like that was one era. Um

but what I've seen is that people get stuck in an old paradigm without the fluidity of how the world actually changes.

>> So power dynamics change. for example,

it used to be ground. It used to be physical land, but now you can have a country that doesn't have that much land, but access to like Singapore for

example, incredibly powerful um because it has access to, you know, um these financial products and various other, you know, influence in these in

these choke points. And so you can have an ext you can have strength in something and be very important to the network

but then as technology changes uh and as financialization changes power can change significantly. So if

you look at the old, you know, banking dynasty families, you know, you had the Warberg family, for example, um the, you know, the Warberg family was

a governor in the Rice Bank, which is the bank that funded Nazi Germany and fascism, but also his brother was on the the governor on the Federal Reserve. And so

you had uh they also Wall Street funded the Bolevik revolution during World War I which took the communist manifesto

overthrew the Russian saw and installed the Soviet Union. So similar families installed a central bank in America

uh were funding Nazi Germany and were also funding communism.

>> Wow. And so these families would hedge and profit from every side of a war. So

after World War II, we immediately entered into a cold war.

>> Crazy.

>> And that was the Soviet Union, communism, and fake capitalism, which is a Federal Reserve that creates a debt-based Ponzi scheme in order to

consolidate power over to the banks and where we are today. And so you you can go down these conspiratorial routes, but what you end up in when you follow the

the dynamic of how it works today is many of these families structured their wealth into trust companies, offshore trust companies. And those offshore

trust companies. And those offshore trust companies became exited and became shareholders and would hedge some of their wealth with gold and various other things um neutral assets. But they ended

up public companies cuz going public is the exit strategy, >> right?

>> And so then once you've got all these banks that are going public, you then had the invention of engineered things like the global financial crisis. When

you look at what happened during the global financial crisis, well, the Federal Reserve needed access to data and technology in order to decide which banks to go bust and which ones to bail

out. Who who was providing that

out. Who who was providing that technology? Well, it was Black Rockck.

technology? Well, it was Black Rockck.

And what did Black Rockck determine they should do? Well, they should let these

should do? Well, they should let these banks go bust. They should issue loans to these banks. These ones are the shareholders in the Fed as well, just so happens. Um, and then you should we

happens. Um, and then you should we should devest Barclay's EyesShares, which is the ETF department that Black Rockck controls

today. And so by having these ETFs,

today. And so by having these ETFs, you essentially got everyone's pension, everyone's endowment money through colleges and universities, everyone's

auto loans, everyone's mortgages, uh, everyone's insurance premiums to passively invest and hand over their voting to BlackRock, State Street, Vanguard.

>> And then they became shareholders in each other.

>> And so Black Rockck bought shares in Vanguard, Vanguard bought shares in State Street. Vanguard is still a

State Street. Vanguard is still a private company.

>> And so you end up with this massive web >> of in the end what I would call a decentralized but unaccountable power structure

um which actually does rule the world.

But you can make mistakes. You it's like nodes right like Bitcoin. Uh you could be running a node for this network but this network it doesn't have you know it's not it's not governed by maths and

code an algorithm. is governed by a ruthless game uh where people can throw each other off the network all the time and power dynamics shift on in this

network. Um and so you know if you look

network. Um and so you know if you look at BlackRock they own board seats and shares in over 20,000 companies

uh and they passively get 12 trillion 12 a.5 trillion of assets to manage across

a.5 trillion of assets to manage across State Street Vanguard Black Rockck and others there's about 25 to30 trillion of assets.

>> Mhm.

>> Whoever owns those shares rules the world. Now who owns the vast majority

world. Now who owns the vast majority and the voting shares? Well, then you've got you've got a power dynamic that changes.

And so when you look at I I answered this question because there's often a conspiracy, right? Let's let's be let's

conspiracy, right? Let's let's be let's be frank. People say Jews rule the world

be frank. People say Jews rule the world is a conspiracy theory, an anti-semitic trope, whatever you want to call it. But

it was because there was originally Christian power needed Jewish power in order to create banks. Uh because it was

forbidden to lend interest by Christian theology. Whereas Jewish theology said,

theology. Whereas Jewish theology said, "We can't lend to each other, but we can lend to non-Jews." And so the Christian

rulers, and I don't mean religiously, I mean rulers that were aligned with Christianity, uh used essentially um Jewish families

to create banks and then that turned into a powerful industry, you know. So

over time it becomes more decentralized.

But then if you look at I I did a study on this. If you look at wealth today, so

on this. If you look at wealth today, so this is where I think it's it's more decentralized and it's fluid. Um but

it's not accountable. It's not

accountable to the power structure.

People think it's the politicians.

Politicians are prostitutes. You know,

you pay them to do what you want them to do and their job is to put a narrative to make you think you're doing it for the people and that's their job. Um but

at the top of the power structure for example I looked at this because people do these conspiracies the last time um someone looked at wealth and you could question the data it's on Wikipedia and

various other things. Data is not perfect but it said wealth is 55% aligned with those that identify as Christians.

36% aligned with those that identify as atheists.

>> Mhm. 8% aligned with those that identify as Muslims, uh 6% aligned with those that identify as Hindus, and 1% aligned with those

that identify as Jews.

And so you could say that that is a gauge for you know these different types of conspiracy theories cuz you could say

that as what what changes about those power dynamics? Well, we had the rise of

power dynamics? Well, we had the rise of China. So that was a decrease in

China. So that was a decrease in Christian aligned wealth to atheist aligned wealth.

>> You had the rise of India. So that was a an increase of Hindu aligned wealth.

Then you had the pro dollar which built vast sovereign wealth fund which is Muslim aligned wealth.

And so now you end up with rising powers and falling powers. And then they're able to buy the West. And so because the West is for sale, you've got the Gulf

countries which are buying the West right now. Trump brags about how much

right now. Trump brags about how much inbound investment is happening in America. What does that mean?

America. What does that mean?

>> Inbound investment. Think of what the IMF model was. The IMF model was to enforce the world into debt slavery and dollar dependency.

>> Yeah.

>> How do you do it? uh by turning countries into distress, devaluing their currencies and then using predatory loans in order to bail them out and then

they become subordinate to your power structure. So when Trump is bragging

structure. So when Trump is bragging about $17 trillion of inbound investment, he's basically saying these are the power structures that are now

going to control America because foreign direct investment means that you own more of the ownership structure of the country because the country is subordinate to the corporate

interest, >> right? Uh and so you know people the

>> right? Uh and so you know people the answer is people want to think of it like a conspiracy. The answer is everything's a lie. Power changes fluid fluidly.

>> Yeah. But if you really want to put who's at the top of the structure, it's still access to capital flows and finance. And so JP Morgan, Black Rockck

finance. And so JP Morgan, Black Rockck are institutions um that also have access to who's the deep state, >> right?

>> Uh well, the deep state, where was it created? You got to go back. It was

created? You got to go back. It was

created from MI6, the British Empire preWorld War I. They used covert wars in order to do their colonial expeditions and mercantalism to conquer gold and

gold and silver. You know, they would get China addicted through opium wars, install a bank like HSBC, conquer Hong Kong, um, and then, uh, steal all the

silver from China. Or they would take the tea trade, you know, they would do a genocide of 50 million Indian people.

Mhm.

>> Uh then they would access their tea resources, their culture. Uh and then they would convert it to gold and eventually power dynamics changed as the

British Empire fell. It got too complicated. But the power dynamics of

complicated. But the power dynamics of the deep state MI6 that remained.

Um and so if you look at what happened after World War II, there were who were the power who was the power in America?

Well, most of the gold from the world ended up in Fort Knox. So, you had the Federal Reserve, the shareholders of the Federal Reserve were the banks. They

ended up with a boss chunk of Germans gold. Uh many of the British gold, much

gold. Uh many of the British gold, much of the British gold, uh much of the gold that were that left um with the creation of the Soviet Union with the overthrow of the S all ended up in Fort Knox

Federal Reserve. They created an IMF

Federal Reserve. They created an IMF structure which is everyone stop converting your currency to gold convert it to dollars and we'll convert it to gold if you don't trust dollars

>> right >> and so that became like the the default structure and after world who else was powerful well there were factions of power uh there was what happened to the

Nazis uh through operation paperclip they merged into the CIA uh they also had uh the Jewish mafia.

Again, I'm not People think that I'm saying Jews are the mafia. I'm saying

just like there was an Italian mafia, right?

>> There was a mafia that was associated with the Jewish identity that was a few people that had power in, you know, in in in that structure. There was also the

Italian mafia. So if you look at the

Italian mafia. So if you look at the formation of the CIA, it came from the postw World War II Bretonwoods order partnership between the factions of Nazi

Germany, the Jewish mob, uh, and the Italian mob. Um, and what were they

Italian mob. Um, and what were they doing? It was a partnership with the

doing? It was a partnership with the military-industrial complex.

And so the military would get Pentagon budgets and then what did the what did the CIA do? Well, it needed to do black

do? Well, it needed to do black operations. Yes. Off book.

operations. Yes. Off book.

>> You can't get congressional approval.

>> So, it created different industries, drug trafficking, sex trafficking, human trafficking, and weapons trafficking.

And so the CIA would uh support all these networks of criminal activities, build black op slush funds, launder all

the money through the they created, you know, the Jewish mob created the Vatican bank. So the the partnership between uh

bank. So the the partnership between uh the Italian mafia and the the Jewish financiers that created a Vatican bank structure

which was actually laundered through the Vatican. um you know and so this you

Vatican. um you know and so this you know all of this was declassified in documents you know there's been investigations into the pope's role and various other things so these are all

declassified you could read a book like operation gladadio to understand how this happened but anyway the the deep state is a criminal network that is sponsored for corporate

interests and the contractors that work for the government for national security are the same contractors that work for the military-industrial complex and financial industrial complex. And so if

you're BlackRock and you're managing a vast portfolio, you can just create a portfolio management theory through hedging through your banks and hedge funds. You

can use the deep state via the military-industrial complex to operate covert wars. You can get access to

covert wars. You can get access to Pentagon budgets.

Uh and then you can hedge both bets of outcomes of the war and consolidate more power. So I put it to you that when

power. So I put it to you that when you've studied books like read um covert regime change it was a book of the 100 covert wars executed uh via this

structure you know to topple governments destabilize colored revolutions install political interference every war is unnatural uh all wars are unnatural

>> what are the names of each of these books that you're recommending >> uh so if you want to understand about declassified CIA documents on wars like covert regime change.

>> Uh-huh.

>> Um, if you want to read about like this >> covert >> regime change.

>> Okay.

>> Um, you could read Operation Gladadio that explains how terrorism works today.

Um, so these stay-at-home armies, what's happening in Nigeria, uh, they fund these militia groups, uh, use them in order to destabilize countries so that they can extract their resources and

blame it on religion. uh and then they use religion in order to create these destabilization campaigns. So at the

destabilization campaigns. So at the moment I believe there's a destabilization campaign in the west which is inspite inspiting Jewish hatred, Muslim hatred using open

borders, closed borders um in order to create religious and racial tensions.

>> Yeah.

>> So that you can install the next layer of regulations like the Patriot Act.

>> Yeah.

>> So that you can usher in your artificial intelligence and surveillance state. So

you know um Operation Gladadio is a good book by Paul Williams to understand these structures. Um I recommend to

these structures. Um I recommend to understand the IMF confessions of an economic hitman to understand the Federal Reserve.

Um I recommend like the creature from Jackal Island is a classic. If you want to understand the history of central banking, the history of central banking and the enslavement of mankind. Um, if

you want to understand blackmail operations, Whitney Webb's done some good work. One nation under blackmail.

good work. One nation under blackmail.

Um, you know, all I'd say is it's a journey and I've been reading for 25 years.

>> Um, and kind of putting it together. And

so this proof of weapons network structure, it is kind of it it it once you understand how these flows work,

it's so obvious. It's so like you can you can read any war, any media, and you can follow the monetary flows.

And I do this every week on my YouTube channel to help people understand how >> everything you're being told is a lie.

>> Because it's this corporate structure that really manages and again I'm not saying that they're the ultimate power structure. There are resistance. There

structure. There are resistance. There

are sovereign countries like China, Russia, the Gulf countries, various others.

>> Yeah. Uh but they they but this the west is collectively through neoliberal you know quote unquote capitalism which has got nothing to do with capitalism

um is essentially subordinate to this this decentralized control control structure >> that can install a president, install a

prime minister, manipulate any type of election. And so, you know, you can see

election. And so, you know, you can see the CIA manipulates every election around the world. And then you wonder if they do it to themselves. Of course,

they do it to themselves. And so, you don't need to fall for this left, right, Republican Democrat Labor Conservative,

uh, none of that matters. Uh, you you have no say. It's just a game to distract you >> from what really moves the world, which is money and capital flows. So, so let's

get into that because this has been one of the most fascinating history lessons that I've ever had. I'm sure my audience will will really appreciate that. But I

think right now also uh a lot of stuff is happening. um you know on the geopolitical level we see the

dollar as a global reserve decreasing quite a bit and I think it's at like 55 56% versus some time ago was it like 89% or something. Um you so now now they're

or something. Um you so now now they're trying to use stable coins to at least you know keep that number a bit more stable. But I think like,

stable. But I think like, you know, based on a couple things that you said, you know, Larry Frink, Vanguard, State Street, um, really having a lot of power

over the world. Uh, what we see what you see so far from Black Rockck, I think it's funny when people say, "Oh, Black Rockck just bought, you know, thousand Bitcoin." Like, no, they didn't. Like,

Bitcoin." Like, no, they didn't. Like,

they're just, you know, buying it for customers and earning fees off of it.

Um, so I guess we can't really say that the United States as a country or Black Rockck. Vanguard's now offering the ETFs

Rockck. Vanguard's now offering the ETFs through Black Rockck to the customers who want it, but they're not buying either.

Um, and so we we don't you see a lot of uh corporations, you know, trying to play the sailor game and and uh you know, the

money go up chart and stuff like that.

Um, you know, I'm I'm still pretty sure that no, I'm I'm still actually am sure that eventually like it it should become a world reserve because uh I don't know

anything else better qualified to do that. I mean even even in 2030 years uh

that. I mean even even in 2030 years uh gold will be less scarce than we believe it to be right we'll probably find massive deposits or you know a lot of people we'll be able to mine asteroids

at that time and you can't find you know cryptographically uh finite bitcoin on any asteroids for example and it's just easier to transfer easier to keep collectively like we don't even know if

we got gold in Fort Knox right they just tell us it's there we have no idea so I think to any logical mind there's no better there's no better safer secure

more transparent and trusted way to have a reserve of of a currency. Um but I'd like to know like right now it seems to be from the things that you've said and

what I believe that we are going through a a sort of a potentially a radal would call like a change of a world order. Um

you have we have 38s and then tomorrow it'll be 39 and then in next month it'll be $40 trillion of debt and uh it's that seems unsustainable. We have to re re um

seems unsustainable. We have to re re um we have to refinance that debt which means we need more money. You know the amount of taxes that we owe on the debt you know is greater than the GDP that we produce.

You know, I know that like a lot of people have been saying that we're going to have a dollar collapse and a, you know, US collapse for the past 20 years.

They've been, you know, like they always say like, "How much longer can we kick the can down the road, right?" Um, and then you had this interesting thing too.

You you told kind of the story about the change from the British Empire to the American Empire. um you know how we

American Empire. um you know how we collected all this gold and uh but I think at the time still in the late 1800s most countries were operating on a dual metal standard like they had silver

and gold and thought they were both valuable like the United States did and China did. Um and then at some point uh

China did. Um and then at some point uh United States decided to kind of go all in on gold and China wanted to do the opposite so they went all in on silver.

uh there's a huge massive silver deposit found in America. So you know that became massively inflated supply value of of silver dropped. Gold skyrocketed.

So now the US has the most valuable reserve in the world which allows them to back the dollar with gold. Um and I kind of feel like that that kind of scenario right now

might be playing out. It's like that those who fail to see where the world is headed, you know, and and and play their cards right of of how they're going to have some sort of economic and financial

power. If you want to have your own

power. If you want to have your own currency be dominant, then it must be somehow you must somehow be able to convince people that it it should be.

Um, so yeah, I I you know, I think that I'm curious about your thoughts on this too, but a smart play does seem like,

you know, because we believe I mean, the only thing that gold has going for it right now is that more people in the world believe it to be like they know it's a store of value because it's been like

that for millennia and so it has like all of this trust behind it and Bitcoin's kind of new and but I think that eventually people will will learn all the benefits of it and how it's probably actually better as a store of

value than gold is. Um, but yeah, I guess I'm I'm just curious to hear your thoughts on uh how things where we are right now and

the glo the geopolitics bricks countries is bricks creating a currency. Why is

China stacking so much gold? uh you know is the US actually going to start actively acquiring gold or is it I mean Bitcoin or is that some sort of just

show of confiscating Bitcoin like what what are your thoughts on how we move forward here?

>> Okay. Um let me try and break it down.

So the where we are is I believe a transition to a multipolar world and a multipolar world means we have this

power structure called America that controls the collective west but America is not sovereign is controlled by the corporate interest of the proof of weapons network. So the west is

weapons network. So the west is subordinate to black rock state street vanguard and the corporate interests and the nodes on the network. Uh so what do

they want is the the question of to answer what happens to the west. Then

you have different countries that have recognized there is a change of power structure in the world. And so what is America? So America was originally the

America? So America was originally the British Empire handed over to the American Empire and there was a controlled handover from the Bank of England to the Federal Reserve. the

power bankers. They had three attempts at installing a central bank in America.

Uh that led to assassinations, deaths, but eventually they got the Federal Reserve in 1913. Then they created World War I. Then they had a gap in between.

War I. Then they had a gap in between.

Uh they created the bank for international settlements to redistribute the gold and then they went into World War II and then after World War II they created the the Bretonwoods

order. And so if you look at the dollar,

order. And so if you look at the dollar, you had the great British pound which was strategically weakened in order to have gold outflows from the UK because the government was essentially

bankrupted and the empire got so complicated they could no longer manage all the moving parts. And so America built a military an industrial base and

because they had the manufacturing base >> Mhm.

>> Um they ended up essentially and they avoided the war. Everyone just blew each other up. They provided all the weapons

other up. They provided all the weapons and because they were manufacturing the weapons without having it fired on their ground, they managed to take over the

British Empire and that was managed through the transition from the Bank of England to the Federal Reserve. The

Federal Reserve then took the government from virtually zero debt to $38 trillion of debt in its 100 years, 110 years.

that was World War I, World War II, the Cold War, um the Korean War, the Vietnamese war, the fake war on terror, and the financialization and

securitization through the benefit systems of every product. And so if you look at the debt, it really is just war, interest,

Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, which is managed by the financial industrial complex um and interest. And so the financial industrial complex receives all the

interest on the debt. Now, yes, is it through financial products and owed to other people? Absolutely. It's a it's a

other people? Absolutely. It's a it's a vast web. But essentially the balance

vast web. But essentially the balance sheet of the Fed is is a chunk of the debt $10 trillion. They QT QE if they want to manipulate, change the rate, all

that type of stuff, all the planning that happens there. Um and uh but the banks are essentially the net beneficiary of all that interest via the largest lender to the UK government,

which is Cayman Islands. Cayman Islands

is who? It's your fund. But it's got its nodes, it's got Japan, it's got UK, it's got the subordinate power structures that print their currency, lend it to the US, buy those treasuries.

As long as people are buying treasuries, the dollar continues, >> right?

>> And so they are looking to do more and more elaborate schemes. So what did you let's look at the history of the dollar?

The dollar was backed by gold. It had a relationship with the great British pound and the dollar became an important country because it was backed by gold and its manufacturing base.

Then more and more gold piled into Fort Knox. I think Fort Knox then allowed the

Knox. I think Fort Knox then allowed the Fed to collateralize it. And so the beneficiary of the gold was the private banks. Went into a great depression, did

banks. Went into a great depression, did a pump and dump, confiscated all the Americans gold, refilled the coffers by making gold ownership illegal.

>> Um and then collateralized it and financialized it further through the Federal Reserve for their shareholders, the banks. um the shareholders of the

the banks. um the shareholders of the Federal Reserve receive a 6% dividend on all the assets on the balance sheet. Um

so you can use these different mechanisms for manipulating the dollar.

Um so you had essentially you had a gold back currency. Uh then you had the

back currency. Uh then you had the federal reserve system which levered up the gold reserves.

Um then you used the military-industrial complex.

Um, and the treaty of Versailles was between World War I and World War II where they renegotiated money by making taking all of Germany's gold and putting it over.

>> Then you move to the next stage, the Bretton Wood system, which is the dollar will be backed by gold and everyone convert your currencies into ours and we'll do a Marshall plan. We'll rebuild

your country if you choose us over communism. They were funding both sides.

communism. They were funding both sides.

So whichever side succeeded they were managing and hedging their bets which is a feature of the proof of weapons network but the dollar became their tool uh because the Federal Reserve is owned

by the banks. The banks get to create the dollar um and then they can perpetuate that globally and then they had the IMF and World Bank to export debt around the world. Uh but then when

they spent too much and the government was too indebted >> Mhm. Uh, and you had an inflationary

>> Mhm. Uh, and you had an inflationary cycle. You had stagflation. Um, the

cycle. You had stagflation. Um, the

Vietnamese war was a step too far. Uh,

JFK decided to take on the military-industrial complex. Um, the

military-industrial complex. Um, the deep state decided to assassinate him.

Um, then we had LBJ go into power. Um,

and uh, you had the end of the Vietnamese war. Um, and then we went

Vietnamese war. Um, and then we went into Nixon 1971.

>> Yeah. The French decided to pull up their ships and say, "Give me your go.

Give me my gold." They said, "No, and then they defaulted and closed the the gold standard." So then America got to

gold standard." So then America got to keep the gold that was left. It was

collateralized by the Fed. And then we entered into the full fiat standard in 1971, which was as long as people will buy our treasuries,

then the government can take on all the debt.

uh we can use the stock market and the bond market to give people 0% interest loans. They can pump up the price of our

loans. They can pump up the price of our stocks and we'll rinse the consumer until they won't borrow anymore. We'll

collateralize student loans, we'll collateralize auto loans, we'll collateralize mortgages, real estate, everything. Um, in in fact, you've

everything. Um, in in fact, you've reached the stage right now where you can buy some food from a supermarket and you have a pay per month and you can

borrow against your food because people can't afford their food, right?

>> So eventually you reach the end of a debt cycle. So, if you're BlackRock and

debt cycle. So, if you're BlackRock and you're the proof of weapons network and you're State Street Vanguard and you're meeting in a World Economic Forum meeting um and you've got uh you know a

Bilderberg meeting with the technical industrial complex and you're putting out signals of where you're trying to move the capital flows, you create games

to reset the world order. Uh one of those a massive tool was I'm not saying whether they did it on purpose. There's

people that believe that CO was created in a lab. Um, there was funding from Fouchi into the Wuhan lab. I don't even going down there. Just pretend it was a natural event. It doesn't matter. It's

natural event. It doesn't matter. It's

irrelevant because they weaponized it in order to consolidate much power into the proof of weapons network. You know, you got everyone using their phones. You got

everyone ordering from Amazon. You got

people voluntarily sitting at home watching content. YouTube's traffic went

watching content. YouTube's traffic went through the roof. All of the tools of the proof of weapons network went through the roof. We got addicted to phones. We got addicted to devices.

phones. We got addicted to devices.

Everyone went on the control structure.

You know, you can't even be productive if you're not in this structure.

>> Mhm.

>> Um, you even started to ruin human psyche. You know,

psyche. You know, >> we had massive pornography addiction, massive degeneracy. Um, people didn't

massive degeneracy. Um, people didn't even know what what what their uh what their sexual orientation is anymore. I'm

just talking about you by controlling these operations you they basically rendered humans useless and now the birth rates have gone absolutely

down. You have if you look at the

down. You have if you look at the statistics right now you've got record record mental um issues.

>> Yeah.

>> Record suicide rates.

>> Yeah.

>> Uh record uh financial exclusion, homelessness, drug addiction. uh the

lowest birth rates.

And so if you're looking at a spreadsheet and you're Black Rockck and you're deciding how you want to manage your portfolio, you go, who's having the children today? Africa's still doing

children today? Africa's still doing them, got them, and the Muslim nations are still having children, but everyone else isn't having children anymore. So

where does the labor come? Okay, let's

reset the world order and let's uh you know make sure that we allow Africa to grow. Uh let's uh allow the Middle

grow. Uh let's uh allow the Middle Eastern energy that we want to utilize.

Let's end the forever war over there. Um

you know uh let's vaselize Europe and destroy Europe. How do we do that? Uh

destroy Europe. How do we do that? Uh

well, we escalate uh a coup in 2014 with Ukraine. You push forward with NATO

Ukraine. You push forward with NATO expansion. you agitate uh Russia

expansion. you agitate uh Russia um and then you uh destroy Europe because they need access to cheap energy.

That energy is now sanctioned.

Uh and so therefore Germany can no longer manufacture it man its manufacturing base and therefore Europe is big Germany. You do open borders

policies. You change the demographics.

policies. You change the demographics.

use media in order to make people think they're defending democracy. Uh, and

then you have open borders, closed borders, and you fuel religious tensions by pushing out in the algorithms. The Muslims are taking over, the Jews rule

the world. Uh, you're in danger, you

the world. Uh, you're in danger, you know, um, and you fuel up racial and, uh, and religious tensions. And now

Europe is fully vassalized. Blackstone

comes in, buys all the water assets.

Yeah.

>> Buys all the land, buys all the real estate, buys all the property, buys all the politicians, pushes up the price of real estate, and you push up the price of assets and assets. And now money

printing is just used to push up the price of assets and enslave the people into debt. And then you get more and

into debt. And then you get more and more wealth inequality, which creates more um you know, radicalism. You end up either extreme on the right trying to

protect your assets and escape the country that's UK or you end up extreme on the left supporting in the US Mandani looking for you know uh you know the the

you're looking for the government to protect you because you don't know what else to do >> right >> like you you you are out of the system and that creates this environment of

civil unrest.

Um that's where we are today. Now um you then recognize that there are you try to infiltrate other countries. You're like

well who can we get? So what where did the what was the source of the Russian conflict? So you had the fall of the

conflict? So you had the fall of the Soviet Union in ' 91.

Uh then you had you know uh the end of the cold war. Um sorry earlier earlier was the end of the cold war. Then you

had the the fall of the Soviet Union.

Uh, and then they had the oligarchs that would financialize, securitize Russia, and then eventually Putin came in, arrested the people that would and nationalize the oil.

>> Great. He's the new Hitler. Let's make

him the new Hitler.

>> And uh, if we can escalate war with Russia, we can destroy Europe and vasilize Europe into our control grids.

And they can buy all of our oil. We can

get them to print and have NATO budgets.

uh we can just essentially use the European Central Bank, the Bank of England um in order to become push up the price of our stocks, you know, that's one game. But Russia is sovereign

and that's why he's public enemy number one. We also need to bring back the fake

one. We also need to bring back the fake war on terror. Okay, so what do we need to do? Well, we'll go into Iraq. We'll

to do? Well, we'll go into Iraq. We'll

radicalize a bunch of people, kill their families.

Um, we'll uh create a narrative of weapons of mass destruction. We'll take

down the Twin Towers.

>> Mhm.

>> Uh, we'll radicalize the Christians into going to war with the Muslims. And then we'll also push and in enslave, you know, do essentially Israel, which is

radicalize the Jews in order to think that they're in danger. Radicalize the

Muslim and radicalize the Christians.

So that they have successfully achieved which was to destabilize the Middle East. So to make sure that they can

East. So to make sure that they can never compete with the dollar.

>> The problem is is that they've now got sovereign wealth and they're buying the proof of weapons network.

>> And so they get to kind of buy their freedom in a sense. So they're going through a decolonization process by partnering with the proof of weapons network. Dangerous game, you know, they

network. Dangerous game, you know, they have to partner with the financial terrorists.

Um and uh but then they get to use their energy. Um and then there is a rising

energy. Um and then there is a rising power that said okay how do we take on the dollar in the Middle East the pro dollar. Well China said

dollar. Well China said uh firstly America became oil independent. That changed the world. Uh

independent. That changed the world. Uh

that happened during the Biden administration. They invented fracking

administration. They invented fracking and America is now an oil and gas exporter. That completely changes the

exporter. That completely changes the game. That means that they're no longer

game. That means that they're no longer buying, you know, Saudi Arabian oil so that they can have oil reserves and they can prop up the uh buy treasuries.

That changes the game completely. And

most people didn't even notice it. They

they didn't work through what are the implications.

Well, China doesn't have energy. So, it

invests in renewable energy, every form of energy it possibly can. It genuinely

is looking for all of those different types of energy. Black Rockck co-invests and said, "I tell you what, let's destroy Germany.

Uh, let's blow up Nordstream pipeline.

Let's agitate a war. Uh, let's get them to invest all their money in renewable energy that we know that they need cheap gas in order to, you know, they don't have their cheap gas. We get them to

switch off their nuclear power plants and we get them to invest trillions in renewable energy, right? Let's

radicalize people through climate change, >> right?

>> Let's do ESG scores. Let's give them a climate score. Let's give them literally

climate score. Let's give them literally a carbon credit score. Uh and let's reset, you know, we reset power structures and power dynamics. And let's

co-invest.

Who who created the name bricks? It was

Goldman Sachs. So people think that there is US versus China. No, US is captured by the proof of weapons network. The proof of weapons network is

network. The proof of weapons network is a global institution that wants globalism and they are partnering with China and

these different regional power blocks in order to reset the world order and weaken the dollar in order to push capital flows into other regions. But

before they do it, they want to own as many of the assets as they can. And so

you tariff policy was perfect for that.

So tariff policy was perfect.

>> It it 100% helped bricks that were aligning um and various other. So

anyway, the power structure is the proof of weapons network controls the west and then you have regional blocks that have regional sovereignity um by actually partnering together. There's Bricks,

partnering together. There's Bricks, there's Azen, there's the SEO, there's the GCC, the Gulf Corporation Council, and all of these blocks have said we can

partner together uh to decolonize and and ddollarize.

But who is the most important customer now? Who's buying all the oil? Who's

now? Who's buying all the oil? Who's

buying all the gas? Who's providing the manufacturing base? It's China. Uh and

manufacturing base? It's China. Uh and

so China is the customer.

uh and it is going around and saying, "Hey, we'll take all of these and we'll build you up. We just want you to be a sovereign country again. We want our

control. Of course, this is in our

control. Of course, this is in our interest, but let's reverse the IMF.

Let's reverse it. You buy in our you buy using our currency. We'll create a structure where we can do BAT. All of

this is happening. If if US sanctions you, you can circumvent sanctions. you

can work with us and we'll reinvest through the belt and road initiative so that you don't need the IMF loan anymore. So IMF has gone down and down

anymore. So IMF has gone down and down and down. Belt and road initiative has

and down. Belt and road initiative has gone up and up and up and what did they do? They formed an alliance called Bruss

do? They formed an alliance called Bruss uh Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa and then they partnered with the Gulf countries. added Iran, added UAE,

Gulf countries. added Iran, added UAE, added Egypt, um, and tried to add Saudi Arabia, but Saudi said,

"You're the most important customer.

Uh, I've got the pro dollar. I don't

like Biden, so we'll make his economy bad. We'll create an inflationary cycle.

bad. We'll create an inflationary cycle.

We'll wait for Trump. Trump will do the tariffs, and then we'll buy up the U, all of the US assets. We'll co-invest

with the proof of weapons network." What

happens during that time? Suddenly Black

Rockck set up their office in Saudi Arabia.

>> Saudi Aramco got a board seat on Black Rockck.

>> Um and every single deal that the financial industrial complex including the purchase of X all of the artificial intelligence was co-invested with the Gulf countries.

>> Mhm.

>> And so the power structure that controls America is not America first. It is

using America for its capital markets while it hedges because the dollar is owned by the proof of weapons network.

It is not for the American people. It is

for the proof of weapons network and those that own the same assets.

And so only those that own the stocks are the ones that can co-invest with this proof of weapons network. And

that's the power structure. They're not

trying to save America. They're saying

we're going to weaken the dollar to get capital outflows so that we can invest in as many of those countries outside America. We'll give them regional

America. We'll give them regional stability, but we use war in order to negotiate rebuild contracts.

>> Yeah.

>> And so once we get the rebuild contracts, we can start again, but eventually we lose the dollar because this we can only rinse this for as long as we can. For as long as people will

buy bonds and we can find way of buying bonds, then what do we need? Well, this

is going to lead to civil unrest.

How are we going to control these people? Universal basic income,

people? Universal basic income, >> surveillance state, police state, stable coins tokenization.

>> Um, we need to be ready. The the the biggest enemy are the American people and the European people. Uh, we need to make sure that we have all the control structure. And so they bought Trump who

structure. And so they bought Trump who who who was the biggest lobby contributors. Elon Musk 150 million.

contributors. Elon Musk 150 million.

Miriam Adlesen 100 million which is Israel policy um and uh the the Bank of New York Melon family uh Larry Ellison's various other technical industrial

complex financial industrial complex and they said right Trump uh deregulate stimulate the stock market implement your tariff policy that you've always

talked about and we can make all the the small businesses in America that can't afford the import acts bankrupt. The

stock market can do mergers and acquisitions. We'll buy up all the small

acquisitions. We'll buy up all the small businesses cuz remember America is an importer not an exporter. So the

importer generally pays the tariff. So

all the money coming in is a tax on American small business. The large

business say I'll offset it with my China plant and my India plant and my global structure so we don't pay it. And

then when they're in distress, we'll acquire them. It's another co operation.

acquire them. It's another co operation.

>> Yeah.

>> All of the export countries will buy them. And then all the countries, what

them. And then all the countries, what are they going to do? They're going to say, "I'm not trading with America. I'm

going to sell my dollars.

Um, I'm going to sell my treasuries, convert them into dollars, and then redeploy them in other countries." And

everyone is now negotiating with their their relative blocks. And so America is being shrunk into a regional power. And

it will be a regional power. It's going

to control Mexico. It's going to control Canada. It's going to control Europe.

Canada. It's going to control Europe.

It's going to continue to make up for lost profits by raging war in Latin America and various other regions. Um

but it cannot exert influence outside of the region. And now we split the world

the region. And now we split the world up into multipolarity.

And now the dollar has competition. So,

we will use the dollar for as long as possible in order to get as much investment in the war zones and then we'll negotiate rebuild contracts and

regional stability. Um, and then

regional stability. Um, and then reinvest in a multipolar world. Now, it

won't be as profitable because we don't control we don't control China's currency. We don't control, you know, th

currency. We don't control, you know, th those other those other aspects. So, we

need as much we need to vilize as much as possible while we hedge. But we're

gonna shrink America into a regional power. Trump, you tell everyone how this

power. Trump, you tell everyone how this is MAGA and it's going to make America great again. The rich are going to get

great again. The rich are going to get richer, the poor are going to get poorer. People are going to get wrecked

poorer. People are going to get wrecked if they don't own the assets that the proof of weapons network owns. So then

we go back into Bitcoin ETFs and gold pump.

How about you talk about are are there other assets that besides Bitcoin and gold that are going to keep you uh surviving in this future?

>> Okay. So, look, you can either here here's here's the thing that I say to people, right? If you're co-invested

people, right? If you're co-invested with the proof of weapons network, if you own stocks and shares uh and you allow BlackRock to manage your money, then you're probably going

to be on the right side of this change.

However, through deregulation, they're doing dumping of their private equity, various other things. Um, within that, the problem is is that you're giving

more power to BlackRock.

And I think you should boycott because here's the real thing. Your vote doesn't matter, but your money does.

So, throughout, for example, the war, you know, I call it a genocide in Israel, um, in Palestine. Um

throughout that time uh people started boycotting Starbucks like crazy. Their

share price went down 10%. Their

executive was investing in illegal settlements. He had to leave. They do

settlements. He had to leave. They do

listen when it hits them. This is how you do control. Where you spend your money uh determines you know what where whether they listen or not. And if you

can affect their profits and share price and you can make it more profitable to invest in a different way, they listen to that. Uh and and that does happen.

to that. Uh and and that does happen.

And so the money is your vote, right?

And so boycotting is highly effective.

So how do you boycott this system? Well,

you may not be able to change the system because the reality is Bitcoin split in two and gold is as well. You got gold that you own and gold ETFs.

>> Mhm.

>> And gold held in custody with um swi in Switzerland, in Dubai, you know, in these jurisdictions in um Singapore and

some of them, you know. So if you if you own it in custody, then it's not, you know, if you if you don't, sorry, if you don't have self custody of it, then you're at risk that

it's not your weapon. It can be confiscated. It has been confiscated.

confiscated. It has been confiscated.

>> Yeah, >> it's not quite a boycott. It's better

than nothing. It's better than ETF, but most people just buy ETFs. ETF is a mechanism for giving your money, allowing them to buy gold for you and

then them having the gold in their control.

>> And if you do your shares with them, you buy ETFs, you even give your voting rights and they're and you give them more leverage to get a board seat in the company.

>> Yeah. Okay.

So that's one thing you can do to protect yourself and I judge nobody if they want to do that because this is complicated right another thing you can do is you can say well resetting the

world order what is Bitcoin and gold now it's a liquidity sponge so if you're managing a massive change in the world like we like I believe black rockck and

various power uh structures are you create liquidity sponges for people that want to manage the transition That's what the central banks are doing with gold right now. You know, central banks are trying to accumulate as much

gold as possible. They're not buying gold. They're selling dollars, right?

gold. They're selling dollars, right?

So, they're hedging away from the dollar. Uh now,

dollar. Uh now, >> that that's what that's what all central banks are doing right now. Now, what did BlackRock do? Well, Black Rockck

BlackRock do? Well, Black Rockck engineered a game to take over as much of the crypto market as it could.

Uh used the Biden administration to do that.

uh then set up a game where they could get the ETF approved and use the Trump administration in order to deregulate and get everyone all of their companies, all of the banks and

financial institutions and anyone into Bitcoin. And so it becomes a alternative

Bitcoin. And so it becomes a alternative liquidity sponge, but they say you have to do it via the Bitcoin ETF. We want

you to own Bitcoin, but we want you to we want to custody it with Coinbase, you know, and we'll make sure that Coinbase is on the proof of weapons network.

We'll take them public.

Um, you know, anyone that goes public, we'll also create other vehicles like Strategy. Uh, we'll recruit Michael

Strategy. Uh, we'll recruit Michael Sailor, get as much Bitcoin as possible.

You advocate for Bitcoin, put it in a public company. Uh, we'll increase our

public company. Uh, we'll increase our shareholding. Once it hits S&P 500,

shareholding. Once it hits S&P 500, we'll get passive um investment.

>> Yeah.

>> Uh we'll also create an ETF for blockchain. We'll own the mining

blockchain. We'll own the mining companies. Let's get as many miners uh

companies. Let's get as many miners uh to set up in Texas. We'll vaselize them, securitize them, get as much control as we can over the mining network

um and uh basically use all the tools that they could. Then Trump will deregulate. Then they can put Bitcoin on

deregulate. Then they can put Bitcoin on their balance sheet. The banks can put it on their balance sheet. uh then

people can borrow against their bitcoin.

We use some of our primary dealer brokers in different nodes like uh caner Fitzgerald. Uh they can get as many

Fitzgerald. Uh they can get as many people to borrow against their bitcoin.

Uh we can then decide when we want to elaborately get margin calls. We can

manipulate markets up and down. Uh we

can liquidate. We can create leverage.

We can create futures. We can create options. So they they're constructing

options. So they they're constructing all the financial weapons of mass destruction to try and persuade you to give your Bitcoin to them, >> right?

>> And then they're going to try and get you to say to borrow against it and then they're going to try and get you to invest in public companies rather than Bitcoin.

>> And now they got 2 million liquidate you and take your Bitcoin and >> Exactly. We we anyone that was around in

>> Exactly. We we anyone that was around in 2021, you know what that looks like on the cowboy level. Now the bitcoin >> I lost a lot of bitcoin in and co.

>> Yeah.

>> Um so they created a bitcoin financial industrial complex. The crypto lobbyists

industrial complex. The crypto lobbyists um pushed the world to stable coins. The

banks drafted genius act.

>> Yeah.

>> And made it in favor for them but also have all these stable coin issuers so they could build the technical industrial complex. You get rogue stable

industrial complex. You get rogue stable coins like Tether that now have to set up in the US and now they have a board which recruited the White House team. Uh

and then you get them to buy the ballroom. So they're investing in the

ballroom. So they're investing in the White House ballroom right now. Uh and

so you create a crypto lobby, this rise of this new lobby. uh which is turning a Bitcoin strategy that could have saved

the dollar into weaponizing the dollar for corporate interest again. And so you have this new rise of this new corporate which is a stable coin issuer. Trump's

family issue one Steve Witco family start investing in the industry um you know and all these different things. I

could go deep into it but what do they want? So then I get to how do you

want? So then I get to how do you actually boycott the net network and protect yourself at the same time. Well,

the boycott of the dollar is the dollar is created by the banks. The banks are the shareholders of the Fed. And so if you want to boycott the proof of weapons network, you buy Bitcoin or you buy

gold. Now Bitcoin in self-custody is

gold. Now Bitcoin in self-custody is where you actually boycott. If you if you buy an ETF you're stuck in, they'll get you to borrow against it and then you'll mine some fiat currency and

they'll steal and they'll margin call your Bitcoin when they can. And so you give them power by doing that. And then

by borrowing against your Bitcoin, you have mined some fiat currency and you're empowering the banks and the proof of weapons network. And so they create very

weapons network. And so they create very elaborate tax incentives to do it, inheritance incentives to do it. And

once you buy a Bitcoin ETF, you ain't selling that ETF, taking a tax here, figuring out how to get it into dollars, taking those dollars, buying Bitcoin, and putting it

in self custody. Let's face it, no one's doing that, right? So then you also create these Bitcoin treasury companies.

You go back to all the original Bitcoiners and say, "Hey, I've managed to lobby a really nice tax structure.

give me your Bitcoin and put it in this company and then we'll allow we'll raise you a couple of billion dollars and you can buy more Bitcoin. You can lever it

right up. Um and you know we'll end up

right up. Um and you know we'll end up buying those companies in Chapter 11 once we push it to a discount to the Bitcoin net asset value.

And so they've got all these elaborate schemes to make sure that you don't own your Bitcoin in self- custody. and

they're doing very well uh as a as a financial industrial complex. They've

now got approximately two million Bitcoin under Wall Street financial weapons of mass destruction. The big

>> and that happened that happened in such a short amount of time. It's crazy like what two two years really that all happened.

>> Yeah. And remember sorry I could go conspiratorial but I was I was a creditor in the Celsius bankruptcy. I know every detail

Celsius bankruptcy. I know every detail cuz I read >> 4,000 pages of documents, you know, uh four, you know, sorry, every document

that went through that court. I know the deep state connections of every single hack and every single thing and where the families where the where the people that were behind that Ponzi scheme are

now and who they're working with. And

I'll give you a clue. They've got AI startups with the prime minister's office of Israel and some of the hacks were done by those that owned uh companies like Banka that were actually

shareholders where the niece and nephew of Benjamin Netanyahu Msad goes back through to CIA deep state bankman freed

he was the only one that got a meeting who took out the crypto friendly banks signature silvergate they were the ones that were providing the blockchain

dollar structure for Alama Capital and FTX.

Um, who who in that network? Who is it?

So, all I'm saying is I'm not saying that there's an elaborate conspiracy theory, but there was an operation and it was called operation choke point 2.0 and I believe that members of the

Federal Reserve and that the highest power of structure uh were involved in that elaborate pump and dump scheme because the end result was financial

capture of the Bitcoin industry.

That was the end result. Now you have Bitcoin in self- custody and you have Bitcoin in Wall Street. That's the new game.

>> I think power the proof of weapons network by giving them your Bitcoin or you continue to boycott the system and own it in self- custody. I'm not sure whether we're going to win

>> because people are too gullible and convenient and the tax incentives are just far too tempting >> and people are broke so they're borrowing against their Bitcoin in order to mine some fiat currency and Michael

Sailor told them all to do it >> and the logic of why to do it makes sense.

>> Yeah, >> does make sense.

>> It does make sense but there's not so many principal people. So

all these old school Bitcoiners are setting up Bitcoin treasury companies and converting 30,000 Bitcoin into and then levering it up and just doing it

and and they're creating not quite the cryptoindustrial complex that led to the fraud and ponzies and all the stuff of

Celsius and BlockFi and Voyager and FTX.

But there's definitely a regulated version that's emerging. And it's just as Ponzi because remember the banks, >> they own the Fed, they own the Treasury,

they own the lobby, they can privatize the gains and socialize the losses. And

so you are their exit liquidity. They

want your Bitcoin.

>> Yeah. and they will make sure if you're not managing this well that they get your Bitcoin by hook or by crook, you know, and they want more Bitcoin. And it

is a liquidity sponge while they manage this transition. And then eventually

this transition. And then eventually they'll look to price these products in different currencies. So they're doing

different currencies. So they're doing that now. They're launching Australian

that now. They're launching Australian ETFs, European ETFs, Hong Kong ETFs.

>> Uh and they're doing that with all of their products, all of their ETFs, and they're hedging their bets. They will

rinse the dollar until no one will buy that those uh treasuries and then they'll sell them to stable coins and they'll dump them all on the American people until the American people are on

a universal basic income. And guess how they'll get their first check? The

stable coin.

>> Yeah, of course. and they only get that uh that UBI if they uh download the nice app that's going to you know be presented to you in a really lovely way

of like hey now no longer will you have to manually do your taxes it's all done automatically for you like now you know you can travel with this thing you can do all this and that you can do all your paying everything's consolidated um and

you get your that's where you get your UBI does sound really nice and but um but ultimately it's for control uh one thing that you said a few minutes ago

that was really interesting to me.

You get a lot of people who say say something like, you know, if if we consolid if people keep buying the ETFs and, you know, Black Rockck

controls majority of the supply and like the financial industrial complex, um, they're going to they're going to, uh, you know, eventually,

uh, be able to control Bitcoin, right?

And and I I never understood that argument because like who Nick who needs to make the the the voting decisions to actually structurally change? It's not

just owning Bitcoin. Bitcoin isn't proof of stake. It's proof of work, right? So

of stake. It's proof of work, right? So

the miners and validators need to be the ones to make decisions and upgrade the network. But what you said and what you

network. But what you said and what you see right now from like the the little Trumps is like American Bitcoin just doing the mining. But that makes a lot of sense that you know that there's

going to be a lot more interest and why the hash rate keeps going up. from new

players probably this entire financial industrial complex you talked about uh and and I don't you know I think for them whether they do and change intend to

change some core fundamental structure of Bitcoin uh or not I think it's nice for them to uh to know that they can if

they want to uh and I think that um it also helps with uh just being able to also control you know they also know the future of Bitcoin They also know that the future of Bitcoin in the long run

will eventually be much more valuable than it is today. And so you might as well mine it. You might as well control it. And like I I also found it very

it. And like I I also found it very fascinating what you said about um you know how they're going to financially engineer this whole thing. Uh because

they will control the supply, because they will control the exchanges, they will control Brian Armstrong and CZ and everything else. and we'll have a

everything else. and we'll have a liquidity like they will get you to borrow against it, collateralize it, dump it, take your Bitcoin, pump it right back up like that's happened to me

on Nexo. I like by a few cents, right? I

on Nexo. I like by a few cents, right? I

got like auto liquidated on that COVID dump. Uh and I I think if you you

dump. Uh and I I think if you you actually looked at but anyway like that will be events that happen to where eventually there's more and more centralization of Bitcoin um amongst the

the elite and the you know the >> this thing like that's all quite interesting.

>> Yeah. So here's the irony, right? Um the

irony is is that Trump's vision, you know, I want all bit I know he doesn't understand Bitcoin. He's reading

a script, you know, uh he know he he he he's been told that he needs to support this. He's got crypto lobby. He's got

this. He's got crypto lobby. He's got

his family. They're getting rich from it. They know what, you know, Trump

it. They know what, you know, Trump knows where the financial industrial complex are taking the world. Trump's

investing all his money in the Gulf.

He's going to set up a, you know, he's going to get a Trump Tower in Saudi and UAE, and he's trying to buy Gaza. uh

he's facilitating, you know, the purchase of all American assets by the Gulf countries. Uh one of his largest

Gulf countries. Uh one of his largest sources of loans is ICBC, the largest bank in China. So I'm saying all I do is I again people might think I got Trump derangement syndrome. If Biden was in

derangement syndrome. If Biden was in charge, I do the exact same thing of everything that's happening with Biden.

Right.

>> Yeah.

>> Uh it's it's this is a power structure that no one is subordinate to. Trump has

narrative that makes people think he's making America great again. He is

shrinking America through manufacturing chaos into the vision that the financial industrial complex and the proof of weapons network paid him to do which is

regional power. America, get in your

regional power. America, get in your box. And we're going to have capital

box. And we're going to have capital flows into the the Gulf countries and they're partnered with bricks and uh there's different power plays that are happening, you know, along that along

that that way. And you know, China's the manufacturing base.

>> We need you to get as independent as we can. Um but uh you know in in in

can. Um but uh you know in in in manufacturing this so you've got America the the worst thing you could do for Bitcoin is give more power to America

because America is the financial industrial complex.

And so they're not building Bitcoin strategic reserves.

They're confiscating Bitcoin from criminal activities.

They're issuing stable coins and they're building the surveillance state and they're creating probank regulations for crypto and this stable coin standard.

>> Yeah, >> they're allowing you to buy, you know, own some Bitcoin, but what else was in the Genius Act? It was they're arresting the Samurai wallet team self- custody.

You know, the DOJ is coming after them at all full force. Uh they're saying that in the Genius Act and the Clarity Act, they don't want you to use um individual wallet addresses on your

hardware wallet so you can obiscate your transactions >> and they're saying don't use coin joins, >> you know. So

>> them they're disincentivizing self custody.

They're giving you narrative with anti-CBDC. We're not like Europe them

anti-CBDC. We're not like Europe them control people, but they're giving all the power to the proof of weapons network. Okay. So, America is then using

network. Okay. So, America is then using the weapons to get as much of the mining industry. Now, what do we know about

industry. Now, what do we know about Bitcoin? We know that Bitcoin is anti

Bitcoin? We know that Bitcoin is anti fragile, right? We know, we've got all

fragile, right? We know, we've got all of our history. Bitcoin survives, by the way. But the the scop is that the more

way. But the the scop is that the more Bitcoin held within the financial industrial complex structure by turning Coinbase into a p into a public company,

you know, by creating Bitcoin treasury companies, by having Michael Sailor that's using all the debt capital markets and the equity capital markets, by having Caner Fitzgerald borrow

against your Bitcoin, by having World Liberty Financial Stable Coins, by having all of the constructs s that everybody is buying into by creating as

many Bitcoin mining companies by even trying to pay the developers to push the direction that we want the code to go, >> right?

>> Which is why we need competing. Um, and

the fortunately, Bitcoin is proof of work. So, we know you've got nodes.

work. So, we know you've got nodes.

>> So, people need to run their own nodes if we want to maintain power. And it

doesn't have to be everybody, but enough of us need to do it.

We need to have competing implementations of Bitcoin core. We need

to have strategies in case they get corrupted.

Uh we need to make sure that the mining is geographically diversified outside of America which is why you know you had China ban suddenly the industry grew in

Texas.

>> Uh suddenly you had all the companies going public.

>> Yeah.

>> You know this is how much control can we gain? Uh, and then you need to not

gain? Uh, and then you need to not borrow against it. You need to hold it in self-custody. So, here's the thing.

in self-custody. So, here's the thing.

America is gaining more and more power.

The wor the more power America gains over Bitcoin in centralized Wall Street rappers, the more power you're giving to the financial industrial complex. What

can they do with that power? Well, the

more power you give them, the more ability they have to short-term manipulate the price of Bitcoin to try and get your Bitcoin. the more power you give them to try and steal your Bitcoin

through margins in legal ways and the more power they get in order to build all of the derivatives tools. What can't

they control?

As long as there is node operators, as long as there is competing miners globally, as long as there is competing development teams, this is still the

most decentralized thing that exists in the world, you know. Um, and we need to maintain that. But you need to decide,

maintain that. But you need to decide, am I going to empower the proof of weapons network or am I going to boycott the proof of weapons network. So you

have those two-tiered power structures.

The beauty is that if you boycott it, it does come with a reward. You get to own your own money. You get spend your own money and you get the benefit of number

goes up technology from the fixed supply. But the more power you give

supply. But the more power you give them, the more they will short-term manipulate it. And here's the thing. If

manipulate it. And here's the thing. If

you're borrowing against your Bitcoin and you you're levered up to the tilt and you're trading shitcoins, you're borrowing against it, you're wrapping it in Ethereum, you're doing DeFi

contracts, you're buying houses, and if you are leveled up too much, they can outweigh you. They're it's a time game.

outweigh you. They're it's a time game.

You want to own your Bitcoin because they can't manipulate the price long term, just like they can't manipulate the price of gold long term. And so they will use their patience

and your impatience because you're levered. Why do they want you buying

levered. Why do they want you buying futures, options, uh borrowing against it? Because what it does is it adds time

it? Because what it does is it adds time to your money where if you are levered, you can firstly get overexposed.

>> Yeah.

>> And you have to trade to meet a certain time frame before that options contract expires, before that perpetual futures.

The more you add time to your money through their products and you lever, the more likely you are to lose your Bitcoin and then end up with it. Um, and

they will patiently wait because they can out they can outweigh you. They can definitely

outweigh you. They can definitely outweigh you. So, the more leverage you

outweigh you. So, the more leverage you use, the more custody you use, the more rappers you use, the more things that aren't Bitcoin that look like Bitcoin

that you invest in, uh, the more you're empowering an enemy, um, and they will out outweigh you. So, that's how that's how we win. And, and those with Bitcoin and self custody that are running nodes,

they're the resistance.

>> Yeah.

>> And you need to become a part of the resistance because there's major benefits.

If if they try and confiscate those Bitcoin in self- custody, you can take your Bitcoin with you and go wherever you need to go. That comes

with you. Self- custody.

>> Yeah.

>> Try and get your ETF over the border when they're trying to confiscate. Ain't

going to happen.

>> Mm-m.

>> And try and spend your Bitcoin ETF, >> right?

>> Ain't going to happen.

>> N >> try and end up with what originally was, you know, I've I've got we got investors. We started this. We're

investors. We started this. We're

talking about bank to the future investors. We had a moment when we were

investors. We had a moment when we were mining Bitcoin and we created a Bitcoin bond and we were paying our investors like one bitcoin every day >> at one stage.

>> Um, you know, and uh they they ended up with like a 10,000 investment that was worth, you know, multi-millions for those that kept it over the years.

Um, when you're when when something that was worth a small amount becomes worth a lot, you try and withdraw it. You see

how long it takes. You try and spend it.

You see how long it takes. You got to provide all your source of funds, all the surveillance documents, all of the proof how you made it. You can't put it through a coin joint. It can't go to the the amount of surveillance in these

centralized companies.

And they have to by law adhere or they end up in prison. Yeah, this is one of the reasons why, you know, we we were kind of just humbled by our early investors, but we didn't take Silicon

Valley money, didn't go public, and recognize that we just wanted to become a treasury company is because we see what happens when you grow. You become a tool for the proof of

grow. You become a tool for the proof of weapons network and we wanted to remain independent. Um,

independent. Um, >> yeah.

>> So, that's the benefit of self-custody.

>> 100%. Uh, Simon, I know I know that you got to go soon, but there's so much more that I wanted to talk about. Um, like

really about the future moving forward.

I wanted to talk about uh the the AI situation, artificial super intelligence. It it it appears to be

intelligence. It it it appears to be publicly through the media a US versus China super race, kind of like the new cold war. Um, you know, I'd like to get

cold war. Um, you know, I'd like to get your thoughts on that. I want to hear about your thoughts on um you know the potential corruption of Bitcoin if it gets out of hand versus like do you

believe in alternatives like Zcash or Monero um you know the the comp the competing like what's happening right now in the the competition of the BTC core and the uh the suggested

improvements um I want to hear your thoughts on uh the timeline for AI super intelligence to where it starts to oversee be, you

know, or at least be a lot smarter than anyone on the planet and and which directions that could go and how we might be able to protect oursel from that. Or on the opposite end, like what

that. Or on the opposite end, like what does a a post scarcity world look like?

And how did the how does economics look in a world like that? Um, you know, and you know, and I also want to know like what you're doing like like you you're

super aware of all the stuff going on.

So I also like to find out like what is your 5 10 15 year kind of strategy to survive and be happy and you know no matter kind of the best you can kind of

no matter what happens with all these looming current current power shifts and AI and stuff like that. So I'd love to have you on for uh a follow-up uh fairly

soon if you're open to it. Uh today was an amazing uh just detailed amazing super interesting history lesson about the power mechanics and how the world

truly uh operates and even someone for me who thought I had a pretty good idea learned tons today and challenged a lot of my my thoughts as well. So I really appreciate that and um yeah would love

to see you on again soon.

>> Okay, thanks Carl. Um I do like to leave people with because sometimes it can be a bit of a red pill. So, I'd like to just at least leave with some empowering thoughts of what you can do >> and then I will certainly come back and

if people enjoy it, we'll do a part two.

They can let us know in the comments.

Um, and I all of those are very interesting um topics. Um, I will give you the the the same thing that I said uh 14 years ago. I've been saying the

same thing for 14 years. Uh, and I did it. Um, and everybody I know that has

it. Um, and everybody I know that has done it, um, is in has survived all of these shifts. And these are simple

these shifts. And these are simple things that everyone can do. Um, ignore

price of Bitcoin.

>> Yeah.

>> Own more Bitcoin this month than last month.

>> Mhm.

>> Do that for four years and then come back in four years and contact Kyle and myself on X or something and tell us how you did.

>> Yeah. Every single person that I know that bought more Bitcoin that owned more Bitcoin this month than last month outperformed every the whole proof of weapons network, Larry Frink, um every

fund manager, real estate, gold, cryp like you know all of it, the tra trading crypto, everything. And that's the

crypto, everything. And that's the interesting thing. You don't need to

interesting thing. You don't need to know any of this stuff. But if you do one thing, uh, spend less than you earn and save the difference in Bitcoin. Own

more Bitcoin this month than than than the next month. Um, and as your wealth grows, do it for a minimum of four years. That's the four-year challenge.

years. That's the four-year challenge.

Every month for four years.

>> Yeah.

>> You won't go back. It will be a lifetime once you've done that. Because I've I've I've said this ever since Bitcoin was $3.

Um, and I'd say this at $110,000 today.

Same thing. um own more Bitcoin this month than last month.

Ideally, if you're gonna borrow against, look, I'm not going to judge you. If

you're going to borrow against it, because you have to manage your finances, uh make sure that you're only doing that with a percentage of the Bitcoin you're willing to lose.

Even if you don't lose it, just make sure you're only levering, don't lever 100% of your Bitcoin. only borrow

against a fraction of your Bitcoin if you are going to do it because you need to manage your flows. Um, ideally don't do it at all. Um, ideally and definitely

own it in self custody. Um, and uh, and you know, eventually you could end up running a node. And here's what I'd say.

It's a journey. You don't need to get all this [ __ ] right away. Um, you know, it's it's a journey. It's overwhelming.

It's information overload. It's crazy.

Um, but a couple of resources. Firstly,

um, every single week I I'll go live. I

cover this week in Bitcoin, macro, geopolitics. You can, uh, follow me on

geopolitics. You can, uh, follow me on YouTube. Simon Dixon put my name in.

YouTube. Simon Dixon put my name in.

>> I'll put the link below.

>> Yeah. Excellent. Um, I publish all resources on blog. Even when I do a 2hour thing like this, I'll turn it into a 15minute AI summary cuz people are time poor. You know, these types of

time poor. You know, these types of things. Uh, Kyle's doing lots of stuff.

things. Uh, Kyle's doing lots of stuff.

Follow Kyle. I give updates in real time on X and you know um and so just join join a community be willing to be overwhelmed but just do one thing up

front. Uh commit to own if you're if

front. Uh commit to own if you're if you're on zero Bitcoin just buy it regardless of the price today. Own more

next month. Learn how to take it off an exchange and put it in self custody.

commit to that first step and do it every month for four years and and just do that one thing and then join the journey and we'll uh we'll take the whole journey together. It's such it's

such good advice and it keeps things so simple, you know, uh when you're like as they call it in crypto the crypto bubble like when you're in the trenches or you're trying to find something that's

going to outperform Bitcoin, it's always super risky or you're trying to leverage and uh you know make more money because you think that you're going to be able to succeed in that leverage. Um, in

2015, uh, I've been telling my parents about Bitcoin, uh, since, I think, you know, 2013, trying to convince them to, uh, to come in. But, uh, but eventually my mom realized that she should. And she

had, you know, her her retirement account, uh, that she could in a Roth area, something she could, she rolled over through Fidelity into buying Bitcoin and then getting those bitcoins,

self-custodying on a Treor. Um, and

that's all she's done. and then she DCAs every week what she can afford to DCA in. So that's been her strategy. She

in. So that's been her strategy. She

doesn't do anything complicated. She

just holds it there. And she's done extremely well. And then you take that

extremely well. And then you take that versus me who has like, you know, at least I had a lot of Bitcoin in in early in 2012. And so I guess it sucks that

in 2012. And so I guess it sucks that I've lost quite a bit learning these lessons along the way thinking I could, you know, do this or that or whatever.

Um, but I'm pretty sure that she's definitely outperformed me, uh, since 2015 just by doing that strategy. And

so, uh, because it's really hard to to really win and know when to take profits and know how to do like play the markets unless you master it. So, I think it's phenomenal advice. That's really what

phenomenal advice. That's really what people should be doing. Um, yeah. So,

thanks for sharing that. And, uh,

>> I'll leave you with um, you talked about your parents. So, um, my father and

your parents. So, um, my father and mother are no longer with us. I lost

both of them like 22 and 23.

>> Wow.

>> Um my my mother um she invested in the the Bitcoin bond and passed away incredibly wealthy because of Bitcoin.

>> Mhm.

>> Um my father just couldn't get his head around anything digital.

>> Um you know, wealth wasn't real unless it was physical. You know, once he saw a big mansion house, then wealth was real.

Um, but he couldn't get his head once he had cash in his hand and he believed it and he was just from that generation.

Um, and so sometimes the people that you love aren't going to get it and aren't going to do it.

>> Um, so I just did it for him. Um, and I think that's the greatest gift you could give somebody because many people around you aren't going to get it and aren't going to be prepared. We're moving to a

world of Bitcoin, AI, central bank, digital currencies, mass surveillance, stable coins. Like, this is complicated

stable coins. Like, this is complicated stuff. People ain't going to manage this

stuff. People ain't going to manage this stuff well. Um, but you know, but you

stuff well. Um, but you know, but you can do it. And um the the the most the most amazing thing that ever happened to me, my father lost all of his money in

the com boom and bust. And the only reason I got into finance and went into investment banking and left and got into monetary reform and then in tried to create a bank and then ended up with

Bitcoin. Uh because my father asked me

Bitcoin. Uh because my father asked me one question in after the dotcom boom and bust. He said, "Son, I I I worked my

and bust. He said, "Son, I I I worked my whole life. I went from complete poverty

whole life. I went from complete poverty during World War II um to making a million dollars my whole

lifetime work and I lost it all. Where's

it gone?" Uh and and he had no idea where it went. And it was that one question that inspired me to learn everything about this financial system

uh possible. And um you know the day

uh possible. And um you know the day that I was able to pay off his mortgage thanks to Bitcoin um I was able to give

him in his final years everything uh he could want and he didn't want much to force it upon him. Um but his final years as he started to go into dementia

and various other things um he was completely financially taken care of and that was because he asked one question and that led me up to Bitcoin and I

ended up doing the same thing I'm telling you to do. So even if your family won't listen and your friends won't listen, um just empower yourself and you commit to doing it.

>> Uh because some people ain't going to do it. Um, but the world is going to

it. Um, but the world is going to rapidly change and and and there's only going to be a few people that are going to, you know, get through and navigate

these challenges successfully. And most

people just think still Bitcoin's a Ponzi scheme and it's going to be all this crazy stuff. So, so you do it and do it for the people that you care about and do it for yourself. And that's my

final message.

>> Awesome. Uh, thank you, Simon. Uh,

hopefully see you back very, very soon.

And we'll put all your links in the description below. And uh yeah, thank

description below. And uh yeah, thank you.