Episode Transcript
Transcripts are displayed as originally observed. Some content, including advertisements may have changed.
Use Ctrl + F to search
0:00
There a higher probability that
0:02
we have another world war because that's
0:04
how the how the international cartel
0:06
of private central banks stays in
0:08
in power, and stays rich, world.
0:10
and years the world. 23, 1913, years
0:12
ago 23, 1913 private when the
0:14
United States was private central
0:16
bank was created. And the Reserve.
0:18
is not Reserve is not a is
0:20
entity. It is completely separate from
0:22
the government altogether. And the Federal Reserve
0:25
has no reserves. It doesn't reserve
0:27
anything. It It is a private
0:29
central bank. bank. that part of an
0:31
international cartel of private central banks central
0:33
banks, that and kill anyone who tries
0:35
to dismantle or undermine them. Check
0:37
it out. it out. central banks like
0:40
the Federal Reserve the been starting
0:42
wars to force their banking systems
0:44
onto other nations for centuries for up
0:46
until recently we had no way
0:48
to escape their corrupt corrupt, rigged currency
0:50
pyramid scheme. scheme. Now we do
0:52
with Bitcoin! And is ushering in a
0:55
bloodless revolution at a much faster
0:57
pace than many of us who have
0:59
been in crypto have thought possible. And just
1:01
to illustrate how crucial the next decade
1:03
will be in terms of replacing the
1:05
traditional global financial system system an open,
1:07
decentralized, transparent, immutable one, let's learn
1:09
about how we got here in the
1:12
first place. How we got to
1:14
this point in modern times modern we
1:16
do not learn about money about money in where
1:18
we are told lies about history. history,
1:20
where where we have almost no
1:22
time to do anything besides work we
1:24
we constantly have hardly any money
1:26
or freedom it how it was
1:29
all by design. Casey I'm in this in
1:31
this extremely important video, we are
1:33
going to explore a timeline of
1:35
events from an article called called All
1:37
Banks Our Bankers Wars by Michael Rivero that have led have
1:39
led to now. is happening now.
1:42
The orchestrated destruction of the world
1:44
we we know it by
1:46
globalists and private central banks, starting
1:48
with the American Revolution. Let's hit
1:50
it. Please be sure to check out
1:52
our sponsors, Go Please be sure
1:54
to check out our
1:57
sponsors, and Crypto Uphold, Tanger and Ledger. Profit
1:59
from the Vaudt Hill of the crypto markets without
2:01
staring at screens all day with Go Baby
2:03
Trade, an AI-driven robotic crypto trader that connects
2:05
to our coin base account and trades 24-7
2:07
for passive income. Watch a full video review
2:09
here and join the weekly webinar to learn
2:12
more. Store your money and manage crypto with
2:14
Uphold, a web 3 platform that actually holds
2:16
our money and crypto. doesn't lend it out
2:18
like other banks and exchanges, making it a
2:20
safer and better option to buy, sell, trade,
2:22
and manage our digital assets, and make sure
2:25
you own and use multiple cold storage harbor
2:27
wallets. Tangem is super affordable, extremely easy to
2:29
set up, like takes 90 seconds, the size
2:31
of a credit card and great for crypto
2:33
on the go, and ledger stacks and flex
2:35
wallets have extra security layers and come with
2:38
$10 a free Bitcoin for our community. So,
2:40
scroll, and use links below to redeem all
2:42
the redeem to redeem to redeem to redeem
2:44
all the regime, to redeem, to redeem, to
2:46
redeem, to redeem, to, to, to, to, forced
2:49
colonists to conduct a business using only printed
2:51
banknotes borrowed from the Bank of England, a
2:53
private central bank, at a costly interest rate.
2:55
And what most people don't know is that
2:57
the colonies had created their own money, called
2:59
the colonial script, and it was interest-free wealth-based
3:02
money issued by the colonies themselves. Here's a
3:04
famous quote from Benjamin Franklin describing how it
3:06
worked. That is simple. In our colonies, we
3:08
issue our own money. It is called Colonial
3:10
Script. We issue it in proper proportion to
3:12
the demands of trade and industry to make
3:15
the products pass easily from the producers to
3:17
the consumers. In this manner, creating for ourselves
3:19
our own paper money, we control its purchasing
3:21
power and we have no interest to pay.
3:23
Simple enough, right? And it worked great from
3:25
when it was created in 1750, until 1764
3:28
when the Bank of England ate private central
3:30
bank and their bought and paid for King.
3:32
made it illegal. Here's another quote from Benjamin
3:34
Franklin following the currency act. The colonies would
3:36
gladly have borne the little tax on tea
3:38
and other matters had it not been that
3:41
England took away from the colonies their money,
3:43
which created unemployment and dissatisfaction. The inability of
3:45
colonists to get power to issue their own
3:47
money permanently out of the
3:49
hands of King George George
3:52
III and the bankers was the
3:54
prime reason for the War.
3:56
Very War. Very interesting. after
3:58
the So after the
4:00
Revolutionary War, the and first
4:02
first government of the
4:05
United States actually took steps
4:07
to try to prevent
4:09
another private central bank
4:11
from interfering with their
4:13
new country and its
4:15
citizens. And And this
4:18
is crazy. Check it
4:20
out. out. Here's an important telling quote
4:22
from Thomas Jefferson. basically our current
4:24
situation hundreds of years beforehand. If the
4:26
American people ever allow private banks
4:28
to control the issue of their
4:30
currency of their inflation, then by deflation,
4:32
by the banks will deprive the
4:35
people of all property until their
4:37
children wake up homeless on the
4:39
continent conquered. conquered. power The issuing powers
4:41
should be taken from the banks
4:43
and restored to the people to whom
4:45
whom it properly belongs. And here
4:47
we are, lots of people not
4:49
owning property at home or hardly anything. Here's
4:51
quote quote by Adams in a
4:54
to Thomas Jefferson. All the perplexities,
4:56
confusion, and and in America
4:58
arise arise from defects in
5:00
the in the Constitution or nor
5:02
for the want of of virtue,
5:04
virtue. as much from downright ignorance
5:06
of the nature of and credit,
5:08
and circulation. this right this, why this
5:11
right here is why this
5:13
channel exists, to share educational videos
5:15
to spread awareness about how
5:17
the current traditional financial system works,
5:19
and alternatives like like other and other
5:21
open decentralized -based financial systems to
5:23
build a better world together. to
5:25
I mean, a a quote directly
5:27
from the Governor of the Bank
5:29
of England between 1920 Bank 1944,
5:31
between 1920 and 1945. addressing the United
5:33
States bank the same exact blueprint
5:35
and game game plan current private central
5:37
bankers use today. use today. must
5:40
protect itself in every way
5:42
possible. in every way by a combination and
5:44
legislation. legislation. be collected, mortgages foreclosed
5:46
as rapidly as possible. When
5:48
through process of law, the common
5:50
people lose their homes, lose they
5:52
will become more docile more more
5:54
easily governed through the strong
5:56
arm of the government applied by
5:58
a central power of what well under leading
6:00
financiers. These truths are well
6:02
known among our principal men. who
6:05
who are now engaged in forming
6:07
an imperialism to govern the world. By
6:09
dividing the voter through the political
6:11
party system, system, we can get them to
6:13
expend their energies in fighting for
6:15
questions of no importance. It is thus
6:17
by action we can secure for ourselves
6:19
that which which has been so well and
6:22
so so successfully accomplished. here And here
6:24
we are, we have never been more
6:26
divided through the political party system
6:28
wasting our energy our with each other each
6:30
things they deliberately put in mainstream
6:32
media to distract us. us. letting them
6:34
rob us blind, enslave us, most and commit
6:37
the most egregious crimes against humanity. is not only
6:39
not only rhyming, it's nearly repeating itself. the
6:41
How is it that the United States
6:43
was founded with the intention of keeping private
6:45
central bankers out of the government? out of
6:47
the government? here we are we are, where we
6:49
started. we Well, it's very very simple. Bankers
6:51
are dedicated to schemes of acquiring
6:53
our wealth our they know how
6:55
easy it is to corrupt
6:57
a nation's leaders. Mayor Amchal Rothschild, the
6:59
founder of the Rothschild Banking dynasty
7:01
who is referred to as father
7:03
of father of international finance, said
7:05
this quote, quote, Let me issue
7:07
and control a nation's money I
7:09
I care not the makes the
7:11
laws. One of Rothschild's chief
7:13
supporters was Alexander Hamilton. had who
7:15
had actually married into the Rothschild
7:17
family and through through his relationship with Hamilton
7:20
They were successful in setting up a
7:22
private central bank bank called the Bank of
7:24
the United States as a way to
7:26
assist the post war economy,
7:28
which effectively gave the Rothschilds control
7:30
over the United States money supply.
7:33
The supply. bank was founded in
7:35
1791, in and by the end of
7:37
end of charter, the United States
7:39
was in ruins, all while the
7:41
bankers flourished. when Congress refused to renew
7:43
the because of its utter failure,
7:45
and instead to to go back to
7:48
the state -issued currency currency where people
7:50
paid at all at all to the head
7:52
of the head of the private central bank,
7:54
Nathan Mayer Rothschild. the U.S. the U .S.
7:56
with with a war. Congress held their position
7:58
to not renew the chart. and then Rothschild
8:00
tried to force British Prime Minister at
8:03
the time Spencer Percival to start a
8:05
war with the US and take the
8:07
colonies back. And when he refused to
8:09
go to war, he was assassinated. In
8:11
fact, he was the only British Prime
8:13
Minister to be assassinated in office. Wild.
8:15
So naturally his replacement Robert Banks Jenkins
8:17
was fully supportive of a war. and
8:19
Rothschild financed it at virtually no interest.
8:21
This was the war of 1812, and
8:24
the goal was to recolonize the US,
8:26
or put the US into such debt
8:28
that they would be forced to accept
8:30
a new private central bank, which is
8:32
unfortunately what ended up happening. So even
8:34
though the United States won the war,
8:36
Congress was forced to grant a new
8:38
charter for another private central bank that
8:40
issued public currency and loans with interest.
8:43
And it was called the second bank
8:45
of the United States. And like clockwork,
8:47
this private central bank. brought the United
8:49
States back into ruins, yet again with
8:51
tons of debt unemployment and poverty. That
8:53
is until Andrew Jackson came along, campaigning
8:55
for president with the slogan, Jackson and
8:57
no bank. Jackson became president and blocked
8:59
the renewal of the charter for the
9:01
second bank of the United States. With
9:04
this famous quote, gentlemen. I too have
9:06
been a close observer of the doings
9:08
of the Bank of the United States.
9:10
I've had men watching you for a
9:12
long time and am convinced that you
9:14
have used the funds of the bank
9:16
to speculate in the breadstuffs of the
9:18
country. When you won, you divided the
9:20
profits amongst you. And when you lost,
9:23
you charged it to the bank. You
9:25
tell me that if I take the
9:27
deposits from the bank and annulage charter,
9:29
I shall ruin 10, 10,000 families. That
9:31
may be true gentlemen, but that is
9:33
your sin. Should. Should And that would
9:35
be my sin. You are a den
9:37
of vipers and thieves. I have determined
9:39
to route you out. And by the
9:41
eternal I will route you out. And
9:44
he did. And not only that, he
9:46
also routed out all of the national
9:48
debt. Andrew Jackson was the only president
9:50
of the United States to actually pay
9:52
off all of the national debt. Then,
9:54
surprise, surprise, an assassination attempt was made
9:56
on Jackson, where fortunately for him, both
9:58
pistols, the attacker was... Wheeling failed to
10:00
fire. fire. when the second bag
10:02
of the United Bank of the United
10:05
States lost it it continued to
10:07
operate as a regular bank failed
10:09
failed after about five years. after
10:11
after Andrew Jackson, President Zachary came
10:13
into office and he also opposed
10:15
the creation of a new private
10:17
bank. Stating, the the idea of a national
10:20
bank is is dead. will not be revived
10:22
in my time, time. Then, enough after eating
10:24
a bowl of cherries and milk, he
10:26
milk, died, he to have been poisoned. been
10:28
Next up, President James Buchanan was in
10:30
office. He also in a private central bank
10:32
charter, set limits on banks issuing more
10:34
loans than they had actual funds, and
10:36
then he was also poisoned. But he
10:38
actually survived while the other 38 people
10:40
at the dinner. other 38 people at the
10:43
dinner died. Wow. which brings us to the
10:45
next war by the bankers, the Civil
10:47
War. War. That's right. When When the
10:49
Confederacy steeded from the United States,
10:51
private central banks offered to fund
10:53
to Abraham Lincoln's efforts to bring
10:55
the South back into the South back into
10:57
the Union at interest. Lincoln responded by
10:59
saying he would not free slaves
11:01
by enslaving people to the bankers.
11:03
And he used his presidential authority
11:05
to issue a new government interest -free
11:07
currency currency the And called so the
11:09
bankers retaliated by sending a letter
11:11
to every bank in the U .S.,
11:13
urging them to fund the mainstream
11:15
media at the time, at the newspapers
11:17
to oppose Lincoln's greenbacks. A quote A
11:19
quote from Lincoln says, I have two
11:21
great enemies, the Southern Army in front
11:23
of me me the bankers in the
11:25
rear. the the two, the two... the one my
11:27
rear is my great foe. Check this out, this
11:30
out, the bankers were urging
11:32
Europe to support the Confederacy to
11:34
defeat Lincoln's Union, where where France
11:36
and Britain were actually considering
11:38
attacking the United States to help
11:40
the Confederacy. However, Russia prevented
11:42
them from doing so. doing Alexander
11:44
II had just ended ended and
11:46
had a state bank similar to
11:48
the one the U .S. was
11:50
originally founded on, and he
11:53
authorized he authorized aid to Lincoln. Then surprise
11:55
like the the pattern goes, goes,
11:57
assassination assassination on him in
11:59
1866, 1866, 1872. 1989 and 1880 until
12:01
a successful one was made
12:03
in 1881 and after the Union
12:05
won the war, Lincoln announced
12:07
that he would continue issuing greenbacks
12:09
and then he was assassinated. And
12:12
after he was killed, greenbacks were pulled
12:14
from circulation and the U .S. was forced
12:16
to go back. to private central
12:18
bank notes. With interest. insane.
12:21
up we have President James Garfield
12:23
who was elected in 1880 who
12:25
was in support of government controlled
12:27
money and he was shot in
12:29
1881 and died a few days
12:31
later. Then in 1896 President William
12:33
McKinley was elected favored back currencies
12:35
and he was shot in 1901
12:37
and died a few days later
12:39
which brings us to 1910 when
12:41
six of America's richest men had
12:43
a secret meeting organized by J
12:45
Morgan on his property on Jekyll
12:47
Island where the idea for the
12:49
United States Third private central bank
12:51
was born. Inside note, there's a
12:53
conspiracy that there were three men
12:55
that stood in J Morgan's way
12:57
of creating it. John Azor Strauss,
12:59
and Benjamin Guggenheim that all happened
13:02
to be on JP Morgan's boat,
13:04
the Titanic when it sank. Did big private
13:06
central bankers sink the boat on purpose and
13:08
get an insurance payout after it sank? Well,
13:10
yes, J .P. Morgan got paid by the insurance
13:13
company when his boat sank. Let his me
13:15
know what you think happened with the Titanic
13:17
in the comments below. All right, now we
13:19
are getting into the part of the timeline
13:21
that is most relevant to us today. First,
13:23
real quick, now is a great time to
13:25
get familiar with the next generation of banking
13:27
and finance to exit the corrupt, rigged traditional
13:30
financial system by getting a free uphold account.
13:32
It only takes like 90 seconds to set
13:34
up and as crazy as it sounds, Uphold
13:36
provides us with a way safer and better
13:38
option for storing our U dollars, our fiat
13:40
currency, then banks and trading crypto, then exchanges.
13:42
Check it out. When we put our hard
13:44
earned US dollars or crypto in Uphold, it's
13:47
actually there. It stays there and it's 100 %
13:49
backed. When we put our money in a
13:51
bank or crypto exchange, they don't keep it
13:53
there. They lend it out. Uphold publicly lists
13:55
and updates in real time every 30 seconds.
13:57
They're balance sheets for anyone to see at
13:59
any. on their website without an account. Definitely
14:01
not the case with banks or
14:04
exchanges. Uphold is one of the
14:06
first major crypto platforms to offer
14:08
to offer interest accounts to US users.
14:10
users. That are FDIC up to to .5 Many banks
14:12
banks don't offer interest and only
14:14
insure up to 250K. And instead And
14:16
instead of having separate liquidity and
14:18
token prices like most exchanges, Uphold
14:20
is actually connected to over 30
14:23
underlying exchanges, which gives us the
14:25
best prices possible and more liquidity when
14:27
trading crypto. all seamlessly without having
14:29
to transfer. for funds between banks and
14:31
crypto exchanges. and It's free to sign up,
14:33
so scroll down and use link below
14:35
to access down and use official site and
14:37
redeem any special offers they have for
14:39
us. official after the Titanic sank with potentially
14:41
the only guys standing in the way
14:43
of the creation of the United States
14:45
Third Private Central Bank in 1912, in
14:48
one year later, the third of the bank
14:50
of the United States was created over
14:52
the Christmas holiday in 1913, the while holiday in
14:54
opposed it were at home. This was
14:56
111 years ago now, now. on on December
14:58
23rd. And in and in order to push it through. promised
15:01
promised Woodrow Woodrow Wilson campaign campaign contributions
15:03
he signed the he which he
15:05
did, and they decided to
15:07
name the bank Federal Reserve. To make it
15:10
make it seem like a entity
15:12
when it's actually not a government
15:14
entity at all. It's not federal.
15:16
It has no reserves. It's a
15:18
pyramid scheme, scheme, private central bank. And
15:20
another fun fact is that it's
15:22
that it's from all taxation taxation tax.
15:24
Brilliant. And if you don't believe
15:26
me, here's a video former a of the
15:29
Federal Reserve, Alan Greenspan, explaining how it's
15:31
a private entity. that doesn't
15:33
answer to any government authority.
15:35
to What is the proper relationship?
15:37
What should be the proper relationship
15:39
between the chairman of the Fed
15:41
and between the United States? the Fed and
15:43
a first of all, the
15:45
Federal Reserve is Well, agency, and
15:48
that means, basically, independent agency
15:50
and not is basically that there
15:52
is no other agencies of government.
15:54
which can overrule actions
15:56
that we take. we take. So
15:58
long as that is... in place there is
16:01
there is no evidence that
16:03
the or the or the or
16:05
or anybody else. is requesting
16:07
requesting that we do things other than what
16:09
we think is the appropriate thing. thing,
16:12
then what the the relationships
16:14
are. don't frankly matter. matter
16:16
had a very good had a very
16:18
good you have There you it. not even not
16:20
even seven months after the Federal
16:22
Reserve was created, guess what happened?
16:24
World War I in 1914. I in
16:26
1914. Mind you, there was no such
16:28
thing as a world war a World
16:30
that. And a few years after that
16:33
in 1919, 1919, Woodrow Wilson said this,
16:35
said this, am a most man. I have I
16:37
have unwittingly ruined my country. A A
16:39
great industrial nation is now controlled by
16:41
its system of credit. We are
16:43
no longer a government by free opinion,
16:45
no longer a government by conviction, a
16:47
in the vote of the majority,
16:49
but a government by the opinion but a
16:51
of a small group of dominant
16:53
men. of a small group of So World War
16:55
men. between Austria -Hungary and Serbia with
16:57
the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand. However,
16:59
media focus quickly shifted to Germany,
17:01
a big economic threat to Great
17:04
Britain. So even though Germany didn't
17:06
even start the war, the following
17:08
the Treaty of Versailles, they were
17:10
forced to pay the war war to
17:12
their own private central bank. Germany
17:14
had gone into gone debt to pay
17:16
for the war, the war. massive inflation
17:18
followed, and the Germans were trapped
17:20
in endless debt to the private
17:22
central bank. So when Hitler came
17:24
into power, his first financial move
17:26
was what we've seen already throughout history.
17:28
throughout the country to their own
17:30
their own. State-issued -based currency where they did
17:32
not have to borrow money from private
17:35
central banks at interest. at guess what
17:37
happened? And guess Germany's economy quickly
17:39
turned around and started
17:41
flourishing. A media called it it German
17:43
miracle. So So once again, Germany became a
17:45
threat to Great Britain and their state -issued
17:47
monetary system was also a threat to
17:49
private central banks. And I think we're
17:52
all starting to realize what happens when
17:54
private central banks are threatened. banks are Wars
17:56
are waged and people are killed. All All right,
17:58
so towards the end of war. World War II
18:00
in 1944. the world's major
18:02
economic powers met at a luxury
18:04
resort in New Hampshire called Bretton Woods,
18:06
where they created the Bretton Woods
18:08
Agreement for international finance. And ultimately, this
18:10
caused the British pound to lose
18:13
its status as the world's reserve currency
18:15
to the US dollar and forced
18:17
other nations to tie their currencies to
18:19
US dollar under two conditions. One,
18:21
the Federal Reserve would not overprint US
18:23
dollars as a means to steal
18:25
goods and services from other countries in
18:27
exchange for devaluing the currency like
18:29
an imperial tax. And two, U .S. dollars
18:32
would always be convertible to gold
18:34
at $35 per ounce. And obviously, both
18:36
of those conditions were never kept
18:38
because the Federal Reserve is a private
18:40
central bank that doesn't have to
18:42
answer to the US government or any
18:44
other governing body. Amazing. Moving right
18:46
along our timeline here, next we've got
18:48
President John F. Kennedy. He understood
18:50
the private central bank's agenda and wrote
18:52
and signed executive order ordered the
18:54
US Treasury to issue a new government
18:56
-backed currency called the United States. note.
18:58
were created by the US government,
19:00
backed by the silver stockpiles held by
19:03
the U .S. government. About four .5
19:05
billion went into public circulation. Five
19:07
months later, Kennedy was assassinated. And
19:09
all of the United States' notes
19:11
were pulled from circulation and destroyed. Great.
19:14
Listen up, here's something important to know
19:16
about Kennedy's executive order, 1110. It's
19:19
actually still in effect. However, no president
19:21
has been brave enough to touch
19:23
it since. Well, President Trump.
19:25
Is that one of the reasons an assassination
19:27
attempt was made on him during his campaign? Let
19:30
me know what you guys think in
19:32
the comments below. Back to the
19:34
Fed, not upholding Bretton Woods Agreement. Eventually
19:36
other countries started noticing the large
19:38
piles of US dollars they were accumulating
19:40
in exchange for real goods and
19:42
services, like in the case of France,
19:44
wine and cheese. Countries around the
19:46
world started exercising their option under the
19:48
Bretton Woods Agreement to exchange the
19:50
paper notes for gold. However, since the
19:53
Federal Reserve was over printing money,
19:55
the US government didn't have enough gold
19:57
to redeem all their So 1966,
19:59
an estimated 14 billion dollars held by
20:01
foreign banks, the U.S. the US government
20:03
only had about $3.2 .2 billion gold.
20:05
So of gold. Richard Richard Nixon
20:07
had to temporarily suspend the convertibility
20:09
of U.S. dollars to gold, which
20:11
obviously became permanent and ultimately
20:13
ended the Bretton Woods Agreement in
20:15
1971. in 1971. And note interestingly, enough, was
20:17
the same year, year. the same
20:19
year that the the Economic Forum
20:21
was founded. It was initially
20:23
called the European Management Forum, with
20:25
the goal of introducing European
20:28
business to American management practices. practices. Sheer
20:30
orchestrated by private central bankers looking
20:32
to consolidate power. power. Let
20:34
me know what you think in the comments below.
20:36
comments it became obvious that the U .S. didn't
20:38
have enough gold reserves to back its currency. its currency,
20:41
in the the States' ability to pay off its
20:43
pay off its debts, decreased. And to to
20:45
combat this, Richard Nixon started the
20:47
environmental movement with the EPA. the EPA, which
20:49
which effectively allowed the government to use
20:51
public lands as collateral on national debt under
20:53
the the guise it was being protected
20:55
and kept pristine. So So eventually about 25
20:57
% of the United States land had
20:59
been seized by the government and pledged
21:01
to foreign countries as collateral. And with as
21:03
in short supply, with land and government made
21:06
deals with the world's largest oil
21:08
producing countries, oil producing exchange for only
21:10
selling their oil for their oil for US
21:12
dollars... the would guarantee military protection
21:14
for them. This is when the the
21:16
system was born, so the US
21:18
started effectively backing the US dollar
21:20
with oil. U.S. dollar with foreign
21:23
countries countries oil. Remarkable, isn't it?
21:25
no wonder after the the Desert Storm
21:27
Iraq wanted their rights to
21:29
sell oil to sell oil and of instead of
21:31
US the early in the early 2000s, that the
21:33
US re-invaded Iraq the the guise that
21:35
Saddam Hussein had nuclear weapons
21:37
he was going to use when in
21:39
reality they did it just to
21:41
get oil oil transactions back to
21:43
And when Libya when Libya announced they
21:46
were only going to sell
21:48
their oil for their state -owned trade
21:50
trade currency, the the US invaded The
21:52
U .S. invaded Libya, killed their leader, and
21:54
posed a private central bank. bank
21:56
and oil. oil back on the
21:58
market for for US dollars only. And some
22:00
of the Hillary Clinton emails released confirm
22:02
that the real reason the U .S.
22:04
invaded Libya was to counteract the threat
22:06
of the golden hour becoming a
22:09
rival to the U dollar and petro
22:11
dollar system. So what can we
22:13
glean from history to piece together what
22:15
may actually be going on and
22:17
who stands to benefit from both the
22:19
process and the outcome? Well, as
22:21
the cycle goes, private banks issue currencies
22:23
with interest which forces countries and
22:26
their people into more and more debt.
22:28
Once the people and the government
22:30
stop borrowing, wars are waged that force
22:32
everyone into more debt to pay
22:34
for the wars. After that, countries and
22:36
people need to borrow more to
22:38
rebuild. And when it's all
22:40
said and done, everything is about the same
22:42
except for more dead people and the
22:44
process repeats. So in the current situation, World
22:47
War 3 will be an attempt to
22:49
force the world onto a private central bank
22:51
U dollar digital currency that is controlled
22:54
by private central powers like the World Economic
22:56
Forum where they can dictate what we
22:58
can and cannot buy, the amount of goods
23:00
we can buy, and if we can
23:02
buy anything at all. So is there hope
23:04
for us? Do we stand a chance
23:06
at rebuilding a better world together from the
23:08
ashes of a more than likely extremely
23:10
destructive world war as possible? Things
23:12
are much different now with the
23:14
internet access to information, independent journalism, people
23:16
becoming curious, looking for answers and
23:19
spreading awareness. So what can we do?
23:21
We can be aware. Talk about
23:23
it with friends, family, and other people to
23:26
spread awareness, share content like this online. educate
23:29
as many people as possible. And
23:31
we need to be prepared to weather
23:33
a potential storm of capital controls, where
23:35
countries start to restrict money flowing from
23:37
their countries, so they can continue using
23:39
their private central bank currencies to
23:41
enslave and control people. It will probably
23:43
become harder to convert our fiat into
23:45
hard assets like gold, bitcoin, and similar.
23:47
So it's more important than ever to
23:50
understand how and why bitcoin and blockchain
23:52
technology offers a better alternative solution to
23:54
private central banks. That is not
23:56
controlled by a single person, business, government,
23:58
authority, or entity. Rather... by the
24:00
very essence of our with mathematics, physics, and physics,
24:02
when we and science. invest when we do
24:04
choose to invest in Bitcoin and
24:06
other cryptocurrencies, it's important to understand that
24:09
we do not actually own or
24:11
control it until we have transferred it
24:13
from exchanges to our very own own
24:15
cold hardware wallets. up, up, any Bitcoin in other
24:17
cryptocurrencies you're accumulating over the long term,
24:19
make sure you're transferring it off
24:21
of exchanges to hold securely on multiple
24:23
hardware wallets. Don't keep all of
24:26
your eggs in one basket when dealing
24:28
with this new new cutting-edge technology. Tangent of
24:30
is cards that work just like a
24:32
set of three a keys house keys as
24:34
as backups. It's by far the easiest crypto
24:36
to set up and use. up Now use.
24:38
offering the first ever wearable crypto wallet,
24:40
stylish tandem ring. And ring. And Ledger offers
24:43
premium crypto hardware wallet options Ledger Ledger and
24:45
flex devices with extra security layers. They
24:47
are the first of their kind as
24:49
a new crypto wallet category, which
24:51
is a featuring a full keypad and keyboard making it super user-friendly.
24:53
Leisure offers our and keyboard, on the making it super user
24:55
down and use links below to offers our community the best
24:57
discounts on the market offers free Awesome. If you would so
24:59
be sure to scroll down for us. Awesome. If you below
25:01
to redeem all the special offers they have for
25:04
us. Awesome. and banks and banks you would like to
25:06
learn how to use and banks and banks transfer your crypto and
25:08
of exchanges and and step, check out this video. banks
25:10
you would like to learn more about banks and and
25:12
how it is banks and better and safer option than
25:14
banks exchanges to store our banks and exchange for banks and manage
25:16
our crypto, check out this video. for And to start
25:18
securing your money and managing crypto with for banks click
25:20
on the link on the screen. the screen. Like
25:22
and subscribe for more. for more. Be safe out there.
Podchaser is the ultimate destination for podcast data, search, and discovery. Learn More