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War costs money, lots of money.

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And when you can fund a war by printing the money to run that war and fight that war,

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you are more inclined to go to war.

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You put nations in debt, you control them.

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What matters is who can print the money.

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And when someone stands up and says, no, I'm breaking away from that system,

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you can expect a bullet in your head.

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Now, whether you're Abraham Lincoln, JFK, or Donald Trump himself,

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you can see hot lead starts flying through the air.

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It is one massive Ponzi scheme.

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All fiat always fails.

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That's a matter of fact, in my opinion.

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It's got nothing to do with the safety of children and it has everything to do with control.

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Like if these things come out, digital IDs and you start to rally people, they'll just...

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Welcome back to G'day Bitcoin.

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I'm your host, Sean.

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Join us today is Adam Stokes, host of Adam Stokes' YouTube channel and one of Australia's

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most respected voices on Bitcoin and digital asset education, as well as macro finance.

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known for breaking down really complex topics like Bitcoin, more so inflation,

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and the evolution of money into clear, relatable insights.

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Adam's work has helped thousands of people, especially here in Australia and worldwide,

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understand why Bitcoin matters.

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In this episode, we're going to dive into some deep truths,

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his views on Bitcoin, the gaslighting from the Australian government,

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and escaping the rat race.

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Adam, welcome to the show. How are you?

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Sean, so good to see you, and what a lovely intro. Thank you so much.

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My pleasure.

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First off, I just want to say thank you so much for serving for the country of Australia.

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Well, I appreciate that.

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But I equally thank you for what you're doing here, because I think the service that we can give through education and freeing ourselves from the biggest Ponzi scheme in the history of humanity, that being FIAT, we start to realise that there's many ways that we can serve our community.

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And what I found is that I think I can give more, we can give more by talking and learning together in front of a camera and microphone so we can be freed from this money of war as we move into a money of peace.

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Yeah, I love that.

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So let's kick off right there.

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I wanted to take this in a little bit of a different direction.

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But how is Bitcoin a solution to fiat currency as you labeled it, the money of war?

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Well, great question.

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Let's dive straight into it.

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War costs money, lots of money.

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And when you can fund a war by printing the money to run that war and fight that war, you are more inclined to go to war.

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But when war is funded by real money, that is hard money, let's call it gold or Bitcoin or labor or real estate or real assets that just can't be printed out of thin air, it changes the behavior of all humans globally.

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So we talk about fiat being a money of war and Bitcoin being a money of peace, because

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many believe, rightfully or wrongfully, that if we didn't have fiat, there wouldn't be

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so many wars.

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Now, of course, there's always going to be conflict.

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There's always going to be disagreements.

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And if you get pushed into a corner, there's going to be a reaction.

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But human behavior nationally, globally, will change when you have to actually work for

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the money that allows your troops to go to war.

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When you can just print your money to go to war, things change. So as we adopt a money that is fair, sound, open, neutral, borderless and censorship resistant, the way that we look at everything around us in the macro and in the micro and even in human relationships with each other, things change.

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And we can see now that when you're excited about what the future holds peacefully, the way you act beyond printing money to run the war machine and run the Ponzi scheme, you start to innovate and you start to create.

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So it goes beyond just printing your money to go to war.

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We now have a money that gives us hope in so many ways.

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And because it's a hard, scarce money, it changes the way we spend that money.

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Beyond war, Sean, if you think about, I've been test driving a car recently.

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And I thought, well, do I really want to buy this car with my Bitcoin?

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Because if I hold my Bitcoin, tomorrow it's going to be worth more and more and more,

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whilst my car that I've just purchased is going to be worth less and less and less.

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So consequently and ironically, because I'm using this hard money,

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in many ways, I'm better for the environment because I consume less.

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And because I consume less, I can now think and contribute more

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because I'm not just going shopping and buying the latest thing on offer.

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Yeah. One thing like Bitcoin to me, and I agree with you, like if the world was on a Bitcoin standard, 100% wars would slow down if not stop. And yes, of course, the little skirmishes and stuff, but I believe the world would be a more of a peaceful place.

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But the way that I've seen Bitcoin adoption over the last 16 years, I've been here for six years, is it's really from like it's a people's revolution.

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It's money for the people. That's where it started at the bottom up to the top.

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And we can see Nayib Bukele kicked it off in El Salvador adopting Bitcoin as legal tender, though IMF absolutely hates it.

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They're trying to stop them doing it all the time.

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But then President Donald Trump went through and he announced that they'd establish a Bitcoin strategic reserve.

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My only hesitation with this is a couple of things.

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Number one, they can print endless amounts of money to accumulate more Bitcoin and then hyperinflate the dollar away.

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So it's whoever hits the money printer first will win.

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But what's their incentive for moving over to this hard money?

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Because then they lose the power of the printing press and they can't fund wars, these endless socialism schemes that they want to put out.

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it. It's a lot harder to be able to control the general public if we were on a Bitcoin standard or

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a hard money standard. So what's that transition from where we are now? People in control,

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fiat, money printer, guns, war, death, destruction, misinformation, disinformation,

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shutting it down, any view, any opposing view. How do we get to that peaceful world?

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So when you hold debt, the person who issued the debt is in control of you.

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So I've asked the question for many years, Sean, who's in charge?

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And if we get, first of all, bring it to Australia, who's in charge?

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Is it the Australian government or is it the lobbyists?

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Is it the banks?

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And what we're seeing is it's in fact, whoever's got the most money.

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And then you say, well, where does the money come from?

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It's like, well, who gets to print the money?

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Now we move into the global stage.

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The global reserve currency of the world, of course, is the US dollar.

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and we say well is the president of the united states in charge of america well we'd hope so

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but what we can actually see it goes back to who prints the money and so then when you expand it

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wider and you read the creature from jekyll island and most certainly um the confessions of an economic

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hitman we can see that great books oh great books but particularly the confessions of an economic

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hitman to the viewers out there i implore that you read that book then we start to see there is no

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loyalty from those at the top, the very top. I'm talking beyond presidential standards,

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like much higher than that. There's no loyalty to a nation. There is a loyalty to power and control.

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When you put nations in debt, you control them. When you can print money, you have the absolute

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power. It doesn't really matter who's in the presidential or prime ministerial chair. What

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matters is who can print the money. So love or hate Trump, I believe, and I can't substantiate

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this just based on my economic and political and global experience is that he understands this he

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understands that he who prints the money is the person in charge and then when someone stands up

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and says no i'm breaking away from that system you can expect a bullet in your head now whether

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you're abraham lincoln jfk or donald trump himself you can see hot lead starts flying through the air

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once you start standing up and saying hang on i'm pushing back against this system this is why and

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for those many of you may hate Trump and you say, well, why do you hate Trump? And it's because

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that's what you were conditioned to do. You were conditioned to hate Trump. Now, this isn't a pro

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Trump or negative Trump thing. It's just we need to understand where does money come from and what

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is the effect of when someone can print money and put nations into debt? So the US at time of

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recording has about $37.5 trillion of debt. And we can see this push-pull effect of who is the most

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powerful man in the world. Now, we would suggest we think it's the president of the United States,

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but he doesn't control the interest rate. He doesn't control the money supply. The Fed does.

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And so, well, who employs the Fed? And this is where it starts to get pretty deep. You start to

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realize, well, hang on a second. It doesn't matter which head we have in which chair, whether we're

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looking at President Trump or Biden or Obama or even Harris, had she got in. If we look at the Fed

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chair, it doesn't really matter who's there. It's like, well, where does the money come from?

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Now, of course, when we look at money in the macro, the government can get money from taxing you,

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or they can write an IOU, also known as a bond or a treasury, and they give it to another person,

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another party, and then they print this money out of thin air. And when they print this money out of

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thin air, the government or the people then have to pay back money that never existed in the first

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place with interest on top of it. Now, with the $37.5 trillion in debt, it's just an astronomical

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number that most people can't wrap their head around, you've got to pay interest on that debt.

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Now, of course, this debt will never, ever, ever be paid back because the money was created out of

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thin air to start with. Then you have to pay interest on money that never existed. So you

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need to print more money to get the interest to pay back the money that never existed. It is one

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massive Ponzi scheme and one massive house of cards that's about to collapse. So even the richest

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nation in the world that we think is the United States, in reality, and ironically, has the biggest

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debt in the world and has the biggest debt to service in the world. So we're moving to a

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breaking point. All fiat always fails. That's a matter of fact, fiat being the Latin word for

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by decree. And every currency, every fiat currency around the world is government issued to an extent.

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But again, the government doesn't print the money. The government prints the IOU and then a federal

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reserve equivalent or a central bank, which is neither a federal entity nor has reserves of

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anything, prints money out of thin air. And you start to realize it's like, hang on a second,

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who's printing this money and where is all of that interest going to? So someone had to stand up.

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Now, I would suggest the first person who stood up, maybe if you look at, you go all the way back,

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perhaps Lincoln, perhaps Kennedy, perhaps Trump. And as I mentioned, all three of those men,

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one way or another got hot lead flying through the air towards their head. Some hitting directly,

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some just skimming across it. Now, these are powerful words, but the truth is those at the

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top want this system to continue. But those who believe in the free market and a hard, sound,

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open, neutral, borderless, censorship-resistant money, they realize that it's Bitcoin. Now,

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of course, some people believe it's gold, but the issue with gold is that I can't spend gold at

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Woolies or Coles. I can't use it on Amazon. And so if you ask Peter Schiff, you say, well, I know

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what we'll do. We'll put the gold in a vault, then we'll write a note against it, and then we'll be

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write and you're back to fee it. You centralize the gold, you write two notes against it,

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you've now double spent the gold and we're back at square one. So it all comes around to this,

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who is in charge? And once you start to understand the person in charge isn't the person who was

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elected by the people, it wasn't actually the person who owns the television networks or the

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newspapers, it's not even the Fed chair, it's whoever's behind the big Ponzi scheme. And this

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is where you start to understand the creature from Jekyll Island. Then you link it, as I discussed,

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Confessions of an Economic Hitman. And it's like, it's all a facade. It's all a charade.

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So the reason why, it's a very long answer, I realize, it's a very long answer to say,

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the reason why they push back against Bitcoin is because it takes away their control and their

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ability to print. But conversely, and more specifically to answer your question, the reason

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why Trump, I would suggest, and those who understand the free market want a hard, sound,

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immutable, open, scarce money like Bitcoin, is because they believe in capitalism and the free

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market. And they believe that the only way the free market can truly operate is with a free money.

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Not free as in we can print it, but free from control, free from corruption, free from all of

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the shenanigans that's happening in the background, free from inflation. So if you believe in freedom,

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the layer one to life, no matter if you like it or not, is money. Some people say, no, my family's

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the most important thing to life. Great. How are you going to feed them? Some people say, no, it's

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my church. Great. How are you going to support it? How are you going to build a building? Some people

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say, no, it's my footy club. That's the most important thing. Awesome. How are you going to

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attend the game? How are you going to buy a footy? How are you going to buy a jersey? And others say,

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no, no, it's just me. All I care about is myself and my health. Fantastic. How are you going to

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feed yourself? How are you going to put a roof over your head? It's all money. So once you realize

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money is broken, you start to see the effect of why life is starting to break. Then when you

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understand that, you say, well, hang on a second. If we can fix the money, we can fix the world.

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And the step one to all of this is adopting a hard money. And that hard money, some believe it's gold,

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So reach out to the Bitcoin way today.

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Yeah, I definitely agree. And I think we're seeing like, even though gold's at all time highs, which is Bitcoin's just under timer recording, Peter Schiff comes out and said, you know, Bitcoin hasn't made new all time highs against gold and it's lagging behind. And then once it obviously pushes past, he will. But that's obviously still like that fiat mindset. One Bitcoin's one Bitcoin, one ounce of gold's one ounce of gold.

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But with what you're saying, say specifically in the US, there's the Federal Reserve and then there's President Trump and he believes more in the free markets.

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Do you think what he'll do is just relax the laws, provide a little bit more regulatory clarification around Bitcoin as the digital asset, which will allow the common folks to adopt it and it'll continue just to be this ground up movement?

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And then over time, that makes fiat currency less and less relevant?

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Is that how we get to the Bitcoin standard?

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Or is it just they start to put in the frameworks and everything like that, and then President

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Trump just says, all right, hit the money printer, let's buy as much Bitcoin as possible.

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They hyperinflate the dollar away, it causes chaos for everyone, not holding hard assets.

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Can you like sort of envision the way that we actually get there Yes So step one is actually stablecoin So what they doing now is they extending the life of the dollar And the way they extend the life of the dollar is by bypassing the Fed Who would have thought a stablecoin could be so complicated But the

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reality is, let's go to the basics. A stablecoin, as you know, is just one coin is backed by $1.

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So in the past, a dollar, a stablecoin was backed by a dollar. But under the Genius Act, of course,

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now what they can do is that they can actually say, well, hang on a second. We can have,

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ironically stable coins backing the dollar so again it used to be the dollar backing a stable

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coin but now it's stable coins backing a dollar and this is where it gets really deep and really

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powerful in the past you needed the fed or the free market to buy the treasuries to buy the

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bonds now if the free market didn't buy the bonds which is in simple terms is an iou the american

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government says i need a trillion dollars who's going to give me a trillion dollars okay we'll

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tax it as much as we can out of the people all right we've taxed as much as we can we still need

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a trillion dollars, where we get it from. I know we're going to print IOUs, these IOUs,

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bonds or treasuries. And they say, who wants to buy these bonds? And you say, well, why would I

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buy your bond? And they say, well, if you buy the bond, I'll give you a yield. I'll give you 5%

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on a two year, a five year, a 10 year, there's different lengths. And every year we'll give you,

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say you lend me a trillion dollars, I'll give you 5% per annum. And at the end of the five year

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treasury, as an example, I'll give you back the trillion dollars. That's a great deal. And many

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people were doing that for many years. Why? Because the US dollar was, and currently is,

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still the best fiat currency in the world. I have to be careful with these words here,

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the best fiat currency in the world, the best of the worst currencies. But what we've seen recently,

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Sean, is that the US, no one wants to buy these bonds anymore because they realized that the

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Ponzi scheme is up. They're like, well, we don't want to buy the bonds because you keep printing

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your money. And if we don't do as you say, you're going to call us oligarchs. You're going to cut us

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out of the swift network you're going to seize our bank accounts and you keep inflating this money

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so your yield isn't meeting the inflation rate so your interest rate your return is not any good

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anymore because you're printing too fast and your dollar is going down further and faster than your

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yield return okay so what we saw recently is no one wanted no free market no other nation

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no corporation wanted to buy the u.s bonds so who stepped in well the fed stepped in and the fed

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said, all right, we'll print money and we'll buy the bonds off you. So you have the American

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government borrowing money from an American federal entity, which is not a federal entity,

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it's just got the name Federal Reserve, has reserves of nothing. And so now the US government

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has to pay back interest to some random entity called the Federal Reserve. And this is where

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you see the conflict between Trump and Fed Chair Powell. So because rightfully, Donald Trump is

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saying, hey, can you lower the interest rate because you're killing us here? I can't afford

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four to 5% on a $37 trillion debt. Can you lower it to 2%? And he's like, no, I've got to do what's

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right for me. Now, this is a whole video in itself. But what stablecoins enable us to do now,

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stablecoins saying, I want to say us, I mean the US government, they enable the free market,

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everyone else to say, who wants a stablecoin? And everyone goes, well, I want a stablecoin.

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It's like, well, what backs a stablecoin?

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Well, the stablecoin company, they can buy the treasuries from the US government now.

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So you don't need a central bank.

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You don't need a federal reserve.

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You don't need any of these corporations in the sense that now you can go directly to the stablecoin issuer.

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The stablecoin issuer says, I'll print a billion dollars if you accept the treasury as the backing.

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And the government goes, yeah, no problem.

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We'll give you an IOU.

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The stablecoin company prints money out of thin air.

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Now, before it was the Fed printing money out of thin air, but now it's the stablecoin issuer printing money out of thin air.

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And the key difference here, Sean, is that in the past, when the money printer went brr in the United States, it was the good American people that first took that hit of inflation.

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Yes, it's the US dollar.

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Yes, it's a global reserve currency.

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And yes, it goes out into the global economy.

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But now with the Genius Act, when they print these stable coins, you can leapfrog, if you will, the reserve banks.

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You can leapfrog the Fed and the SWIFT network, and you can go directly into my wallet and your wallet and everyone's wallet around the world.

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Okay, so why do we do that?

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First of all, that lowers as a ratio the amount of money you owe.

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You still owe $37 trillion nominally, but as a real value, it's now less that you have to pay back.

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The best example I can give is this. If there's $2 million in the world and $1 million of that is your debt, 50% of the world's currency or the world's liquid supply is your debt. That's 50%. So in this example, $2 million is in the world. $1 million of that is your debt. So you owe 50% of the money's supply back in debt.

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but if you increase the money supply from $2 million to $10 million, well, hang on a second,

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I still only owe $1 million, but now instead of my debt being 50% of the world's supply,

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my debt is now only 10% of the world's supply. So it's still a million dollars on paper,

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but it's now a much lower percentage of the global supply. And that's what they talk about

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inflating away the debt. So step one will be, they're going to print the crap out of the US

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dollar. They're going to print the crap out of it. But they're now going to do it not just through

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treasuries to the Fed or central banks. They're now going to do it through stable coins, bypassing

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the SWIFT network, the Federal Reserve, central banks, not just in America, but around the world,

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and go directly to you and I. That's going to take care of the debt. The second part is,

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as you said, someone's got to push the button first. Someone's got to start the race first.

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The second they go, right, we're going to print our money to buy Bitcoin. That's when it's going

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to be a cascading effect. It's going to be like a dam busting. You're going to see a little trickle

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or a wet patch, then a little bit more of a wet patch, and then bang, the whole dam is going to

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break. And that's what's going to happen. Step one, they're going to inflate the crap out of the US

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dollar through stable coins. Step two, they're going to somehow quietly, covertly, and perhaps

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right now they're doing it, buying as much Bitcoin as they possibly can. And then eventually, whether

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it's this year, next year, or in 10 years, the dollar will collapse. Why? Because it's a fiat.

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All fiat's always fail. It doesn't matter how many aircraft carriers you've got. It doesn't

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matter what language you speak, what flag you fly. All fiat always fails. And Scott Bessent knows

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this. He's a smart guy. Trump knows this. He's a businessman. You and I know this. We're economists.

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It's just, okay, how do we time it perfectly to A, extend the life of the dollar a little bit more?

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How do we get a little bit more bang out of our buck, so to speak, until it all collapses?

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How do we reduce the ratio of the debt that we've got at the moment?

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And then how do we convert to the new hard money, whether it be gold, which again, I reckon they're going to double.

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You can't really do gold because I don't even know how much gold they've got.

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But then how do we move to Bitcoin?

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I believe, I can't substantiate this, it's just my opinion.

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I believe that many nations are already buying Bitcoin in the background, but they can't do it too fast and too hard.

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Yeah, they're going to price themselves out of their positions.

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So for you and I, my friend, what do we do?

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Well, we sit back, we grab our popcorn, we enjoy the show,

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and we just stack sats and chill.

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Yeah, and put in self-custody.

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I think on this thread, you know, just before I hit record,

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you asked what I was up to, and I said I was watching this video

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of E-Karen about the social media bill, and you're like,

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don't get me started.

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I'm like, 100%, I'm going to get you started on this one.

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So I think this is one of the most dystopian things that's ever been proposed in Australia.

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I believe we're about 63 days out from this being enacted.

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I've got my own thoughts about this, but instead of putting words in your mouth, how do you see the social media bill?

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What's the point behind it?

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What do you believe the real intention is versus maybe what they are saying they believe it's for or the misinformation, disinformation or the propaganda that's coming out from their side?

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And then we'll take this towards digital IDs and social credit scores.

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Well, in my opinion, it's got nothing to do with the safety of children and it has everything to do with control.

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Now, in my opinion also, it's not the government's responsibility to look after people's children.

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It should be parents' responsibility to look after people's children.

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But this is an expansion on fiat.

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I'm going to get a bit philosophical here.

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So in the olden days, I'll use my grandfather as an example.

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My grandfather was a blue-collar worker, had seven children and a wife.

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And they were a very close family because my grandmother was at home raising all the kids.

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And he would come home and he could afford to buy a house.

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he could afford to look after the family and he could have quite a humble life and that did quite

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well. When you dilute money and you push the other parent into the workplace, you now have

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pushed the child into someone else's care. Now, this isn't about a woman power or manpower or

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the patriarchy, it's about economics. When there is no one there to look after your children because

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you have to work so much because the dollar is diluted, the children are raised by the state.

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and when the children are raised by the state you can see through history you then can start to

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ideologically subvert the children because when you have a close family unit and the parent whether

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it's a mother or father it's relevant is at home instilling values onto the family you have a

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a society first of all a family with values and then a society with values and those values um

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over time we can see over thousands of years they've worked to get to where we are now

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when you break down the family unit you break it down either through family courts you break it down

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through the need to do two jobs three jobs four jobs you break it down by pushing kids out of the

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parents care into centralized state care the state then becomes the daddy state and the daddy state

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can instill the values so what's the antithesis to all of this well the antithesis to all of this

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is truth and honesty and discussion and what we're doing right now in the past the narrative can be

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could be controlled entirely by whoever controlled the newspapers, the radio, and the television.

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But now we've got this magical new technology called the internet, and that expanded with other

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platforms using layer twos on the internet, if you will, such as Spotify and YouTube and TikTok.

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And that enables people like you and I to have a discussion and to challenge ideas. I'm not paid

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by anyone. I don't think you're paid by anyone to run this. We can see that when the news announcer

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reads, he's just reading off his script. He's got a script and a narrative that he has to adhere to.

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And if he doesn't adhere to it, he loses his job and he or she gets replaced. So it all comes down

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to this. It's controlling the narrative. And by controlling the narrative, you can control the

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population. And you can start to say, well, why do they want control over money? Because then again,

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you can control the media outlets and you can control the narrative. I believe that it's got

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nothing to do with child safety. And I hope I'm wrong. And I hope it is about child safety.

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But the truth is, we now all have to use ID, and you can see what's happening in the UK,

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and it's going to evolve to this, that we're all going to have to conform with the government

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overlords to have the ability to speak. And if we say something that the overlords don't like,

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then we'll be shut down. And you can see with the misinformation and disinformation bill,

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I've gone into deep thought experiments and discussions with some good philosophers on

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this channel. On my channel, it's like, well, who determines truth? Is my God real? Is your God real?

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Are there two genders? Are there 400 genders? Is left good or is right good? Who gets to determine

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truth? And truth is discovered through dialogue. But if we can't speak, truth can be suppressed

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and truth can be manipulated and the narrative can be put forward.

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We interrupt this video to bring you a really quick PSA. How safe and secure is your Bitcoin

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seed phrase so many people still hold their 12 or 24 words on paper then they sort of upgrade to

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something like this this is a titanium version it does hold all 24 words but look how big it is

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this device this revolutionizes that it changes it makes it so much more secure what this does

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you can see there's a one inch washer on there it comes with these punches that are almost

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microscopic they give you a magnifying glass to be able to see the end of them because you really

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can't read what that says. And then they give you titanium washers, nylon washers. Think about this

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for x-rays, body scanners, metal detectors, border passes just around the house with the metal

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detector on, stainless steel as well. These are great for hot wallets. The titanium, it's going

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to survive a house fire. But this, compared to this, look at the size difference to it. You could

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fit eight of these on this one plate yet it still contains all 24 words imagine how easy that is to

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be able to hide now the team have given a discount code for everyone there is a link below now back

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to the show yeah i like that so talking about like shutting down speech um you know when charlie

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charlie kirk got taken out i'd up until that time i'd seen so little of the man his videos etc

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and after it happened I was like whoa this is pretty full-on so I started watching more and

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more and then like over that 24-hour period it probably doubled the amount of content that I'd

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seen by him and was like I don't agree with everything Charlie says I agree with a lot I

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like a lot but there's some things that just don't align and that's cool but what I found so profound

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is he was a man that just believed in his beliefs so deeply had so much integrity and he would be

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like, here's a microphone. Disagree with me. Let's talk about it and let's have this discussion.

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It floored me to see that because someone couldn't use their words. Lead starts flying,

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like you're saying, hot lead starts flying. So what happens? You said the misinformation,

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disinformation bill. Last year when they're trying to bring it in, there's this line by the bankers

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saying that people like you and I, say on YouTube, wouldn't be able to say that the banks were

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insolvent or they're rehypothecating their cash. Even if the bank was about to go bust,

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like Silicon Valley Bank or something, if you put out a warning like that, if this misinformation,

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disinformation bill passed, then you would be classed as providing misinformation, disinformation,

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even if that was the actual reality, like base reality at that time.

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So I also don't think it's about the kids in my own opinion. Again, I hope I'm wrong.

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But say they bring this in, then I guess a couple of questions that you raised in my mind.

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Who does get to control the truth?

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And then what happens next?

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Because if everyone's got a digital ID, they've got so much data and with AI and everything like that, then that starts to lead towards thought policing in my head.

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Like it feels like it's straight out of 1984.

392
00:31:46,198 --> 00:31:48,758
I don't know if I've gone too deep down the rabbit hole.

393
00:31:48,758 --> 00:31:54,238
the tinfoil hat is maybe a little bit too tight. And I hope I'm wrong, but I can't see.

394
00:31:54,678 --> 00:31:58,718
I think in the short term, nothing will go wrong, but they'll just bring it in. But then there'll

395
00:31:58,718 --> 00:32:03,558
be some crisis, whether real or engineered or whatever. And then they'll start to use these

396
00:32:03,558 --> 00:32:09,938
powers that they've given themselves through this to really clamp down on people having open

397
00:32:09,938 --> 00:32:16,078
discourse and disagreeing. It goes back to control. I mean, it's all about control. If

398
00:32:16,078 --> 00:32:20,298
they control the narrative they control your thoughts so there's this interesting experiment

399
00:32:20,298 --> 00:32:25,858
by the CIA years ago and I could give you countless examples but this is probably a simple one

400
00:32:25,858 --> 00:32:30,998
so they wanted to see if they could control people's thoughts through a narrative and there's

401
00:32:30,998 --> 00:32:36,738
there's many many studies but again this is a simple one so they they got 18 volunteers to come

402
00:32:36,738 --> 00:32:41,278
to this room and they wanted to do some social experiment and they get 18 volunteers to come

403
00:32:41,278 --> 00:32:41,898
into the room.

404
00:32:42,758 --> 00:32:43,718
But here's the thing, Sean,

405
00:32:44,038 --> 00:32:53,776
17 of the 18 were actually CIA agents and one of them was just a member of the public The narrator the facilitator comes in and goes

406
00:32:53,876 --> 00:32:55,456
G'day everyone, or howdy everyone, whatever.

407
00:32:55,996 --> 00:32:57,876
We're just doing this experiment.

408
00:32:58,136 --> 00:32:59,036
Thank you for joining us.

409
00:32:59,416 --> 00:33:01,036
We just want to start with some basics here.

410
00:33:01,876 --> 00:33:03,276
What shape am I holding up?

411
00:33:03,936 --> 00:33:08,156
And the facilitator holds up an image of a square.

412
00:33:08,396 --> 00:33:11,656
And he goes to the first person and the CIA agent goes, that's a triangle.

413
00:33:12,236 --> 00:33:15,136
Next person goes triangle, triangle, triangle, triangle,

414
00:33:15,276 --> 00:33:16,616
even though he's holding up a square.

415
00:33:16,996 --> 00:33:21,336
And then when it gets to the 18th person who was not a CIA agent,

416
00:33:21,676 --> 00:33:24,056
that person goes, well, I can see a square,

417
00:33:24,336 --> 00:33:25,556
but everyone's saying it's a triangle.

418
00:33:25,736 --> 00:33:26,456
It must be me.

419
00:33:27,116 --> 00:33:29,036
It must be a triangle.

420
00:33:29,276 --> 00:33:31,316
And that person went along with the narrative.

421
00:33:32,016 --> 00:33:34,676
Now, what that study, along with countless others show,

422
00:33:34,776 --> 00:33:36,996
is that as long as you can control the narrative,

423
00:33:37,236 --> 00:33:38,416
you can control thoughts.

424
00:33:38,536 --> 00:33:41,136
And it goes back to why do so many people hate Trump?

425
00:33:41,656 --> 00:33:45,576
Now, maybe he's a really bad person, or maybe that's what you were conditioned to believe.

426
00:33:46,256 --> 00:33:49,956
Why do so many people that believe that the world's going to boil? Because when I was a child,

427
00:33:50,036 --> 00:33:53,036
the world was going to freeze, and then the narrative changed, and now it's going to boil.

428
00:33:53,236 --> 00:33:57,736
Now, why is that the narrative? Well, that's because what we're constantly told. Then there's

429
00:33:57,736 --> 00:34:03,196
so many narratives there that are just shoved down our throat. White men, bad, heterosexuality,

430
00:34:03,316 --> 00:34:10,256
bad, Christianity, bad. Well, why? And it's constantly dividing us. So in the first example,

431
00:34:10,256 --> 00:34:14,956
we divide and conquer. Well, yes, first we divide and conquer. Men against women, black against white,

432
00:34:15,076 --> 00:34:20,136
gay against straight, left against right, vax against non-vax, take your pick. There's always

433
00:34:20,136 --> 00:34:27,016
something else that breaks us apart. And if we're not united, then we start to be easily malleable.

434
00:34:27,656 --> 00:34:31,596
Now we can see we've also got in Australia rich against the poor. It's like, well, we're going to

435
00:34:31,596 --> 00:34:36,036
tax the rich. Well, no, it's actually just the mega rich are fine. It's about taxing the crap

436
00:34:36,036 --> 00:34:40,216
out of everyone. But we need to justify this act by saying it's those evil rich people. You know,

437
00:34:40,256 --> 00:34:44,196
We told you to go to university. We told you to work hard. We told you to build your wealth. But

438
00:34:44,196 --> 00:34:47,716
if you get there, then you're suddenly a bad person. So being rich is bad. Yeah,

439
00:34:47,736 --> 00:34:52,916
we want to get those bad people. So once we divide the society, it's easier to conquer.

440
00:34:53,416 --> 00:34:58,156
And then once everyone falls in line because they're just ideologically subverted through

441
00:34:58,156 --> 00:35:03,516
one narrative, anyone who questions the narrative is shut out of the financial system. And even if

442
00:35:03,516 --> 00:35:08,236
you know the narrative is not real and they're just ideologically subverting you, you have to

443
00:35:08,236 --> 00:35:12,796
conform because the banks control your money. And if you don't do as you're told, if you look at the

444
00:35:12,796 --> 00:35:17,196
United Kingdom as an example, you can see what terrible things happening over there. And this

445
00:35:17,196 --> 00:35:21,436
is the UK. Who would have thought? In many instances, the founder of democracy, if you look

446
00:35:21,436 --> 00:35:27,416
at how the Westminster system worked and spread around the world and the Commonwealth that we're

447
00:35:27,416 --> 00:35:32,536
part of, think of what was created. And now that seems to be the spearhead of moving to a communist

448
00:35:32,536 --> 00:35:37,636
society. So it's moving very quickly to the extent that they're controlling the narrative,

449
00:35:37,636 --> 00:35:43,156
you have to stop people like you and I speaking because if we speak then people can think

450
00:35:43,156 --> 00:35:46,916
and when you and I talk it's pretty obvious it's not what we're telling people how to think it's

451
00:35:46,916 --> 00:35:51,556
just question everything that's my motto question what I say question what you say even question

452
00:35:51,556 --> 00:35:56,636
what you think in yourself and that enables you to to seek the truth but if you can't question

453
00:35:56,636 --> 00:36:01,416
everything if you can't talk you'll just fall in line and if you just fall in line it comes back

454
00:36:01,416 --> 00:36:07,116
to the underlying I guess motto or theme of this discussion today Sean it's all about control

455
00:36:07,536 --> 00:36:09,916
Control the narrative, control the money, control the people.

456
00:36:10,476 --> 00:36:17,676
And those at the top, not the 1%ers, not the 0.1%ers, not the 0.0001%ers, but this tiny,

457
00:36:17,816 --> 00:36:21,216
tiny, tiny minority who are playing us like fools.

458
00:36:21,556 --> 00:36:21,636
Yeah.

459
00:36:21,736 --> 00:36:23,516
I want to come to Bitcoin as hope.

460
00:36:23,936 --> 00:36:28,716
But before we do, let's just go down this dystopian, tyrannical track a little bit more.

461
00:36:28,716 --> 00:36:33,376
So another thing that the Australian government, let's just actually just put a pin in the social

462
00:36:33,376 --> 00:36:33,996
media band.

463
00:36:34,076 --> 00:36:34,996
So it's digital ID.

464
00:36:34,996 --> 00:36:42,836
It looks like it's playing out in the UK, Canada, Australia, all at the same time, which is maybe it's just a coincidence or whatever.

465
00:36:43,196 --> 00:36:46,156
And I don't know if really there's any way out of it once it comes in.

466
00:36:46,216 --> 00:36:48,416
It'll probably be mandatory for most people.

467
00:36:49,076 --> 00:36:55,976
I was reading an article in New Zealand that digital IDs are coming, but you will still, by law, they're protected.

468
00:36:56,096 --> 00:36:59,596
They can still use paper documents and stuff.

469
00:36:59,676 --> 00:37:00,636
They'll have an alternative.

470
00:37:00,876 --> 00:37:03,236
It doesn't just have to be digital IDs.

471
00:37:03,236 --> 00:37:04,816
I'm like, cool, at least that's something.

472
00:37:04,996 --> 00:37:09,996
I'm sure they'll make it very bloody and convenient for people.

473
00:37:10,936 --> 00:37:14,116
I think all of that's coming, and I think maybe the only way

474
00:37:14,116 --> 00:37:16,196
to be able to prepare is Bitcoin self-custody,

475
00:37:16,296 --> 00:37:18,176
but we'll come back to the saving yourself.

476
00:37:18,716 --> 00:37:20,836
The Australian government, Labor in particular,

477
00:37:20,976 --> 00:37:24,036
has proposed this unrealised capital gains tax

478
00:37:24,036 --> 00:37:26,636
and superannuation balances over $3 million.

479
00:37:27,176 --> 00:37:30,256
I've had Jeff Wilson from Wilson Asset Management

480
00:37:30,256 --> 00:37:31,396
come on the show.

481
00:37:31,516 --> 00:37:33,716
I've had some really high-profile people talk about it,

482
00:37:33,716 --> 00:37:37,356
And they're like, it's the worst thing that anyone could ever do, I think, even.

483
00:37:37,636 --> 00:37:40,216
But you've spoken a lot about it as well.

484
00:37:40,296 --> 00:37:43,416
But what are your thoughts in regards to it?

485
00:37:43,516 --> 00:37:51,296
And especially the narrative about it's just for, it's only going to apply to like 1% of people with superannuation balances.

486
00:37:51,296 --> 00:37:54,676
Only 80,000 Australians are going to be affected.

487
00:37:54,936 --> 00:37:58,456
I believe it's written, so it's going to apply to everyone over time.

488
00:37:58,556 --> 00:38:00,656
But how do you see and perceive it?

489
00:38:00,856 --> 00:38:02,476
Well, first of all, it's blatant theft.

490
00:38:02,476 --> 00:38:07,416
let's go to first principles. Discrimination is wrong. So we don't discriminate, we shouldn't

491
00:38:07,416 --> 00:38:12,776
discriminate against someone's color or gender or sexual preference. But we've now openly said,

492
00:38:12,876 --> 00:38:16,796
well, we're going to discriminate against your financial status. And it's like, well, hang on a

493
00:38:16,796 --> 00:38:21,876
second. Aren't we all striving and working to get to that financial status? Yes. And when I get there,

494
00:38:21,916 --> 00:38:26,796
what are you going to do? Well, we're going to treat you differently. Why? Well, because you're

495
00:38:26,796 --> 00:38:32,696
rich. And it's like, well, hang on a second. This isn't me sitting on a pile of gold. This is what

496
00:38:32,696 --> 00:38:37,556
I've been working for. This is my retirement. So in the very first instance, it's blatant theft

497
00:38:37,556 --> 00:38:42,576
to steal money. I believe in taxes to the extent that nations need roads and hospitals and

498
00:38:42,576 --> 00:38:47,476
infrastructure and a military, and we need fire and police. So I've got no issue with taxes.

499
00:38:48,236 --> 00:38:52,676
I've got issues with how they're spent. And then I've also got issues with the disproportionate

500
00:38:52,676 --> 00:38:58,636
use of those, taking of those taxes. And what we can see with taxing unrealized gains is that

501
00:38:58,636 --> 00:39:03,136
because it's not indexed, those who are financially illiterate, which is the majority of people,

502
00:39:03,196 --> 00:39:07,236
not because they're stupid, but because they've been denied an education. Most people still think

503
00:39:07,236 --> 00:39:12,296
that there's some mythical cave of gold somewhere that for every dollar that they print, there's

504
00:39:12,296 --> 00:39:17,116
gold in the background. It just doesn't exist. So people are financially illiterate, not because

505
00:39:17,116 --> 00:39:21,076
they're bad, not because they're stupid, but because they've been intentionally and purposefully

506
00:39:21,076 --> 00:39:26,856
denied an education on money. One of my degrees is in economics, and it wasn't until I got into

507
00:39:26,856 --> 00:39:32,316
Bitcoin that I understood money. Now, I mentioned that. It's crazy. Yeah, it is crazy. Because if I

508
00:39:32,316 --> 00:39:36,536
went to university for many years to get many degrees and a master's, and I didn't understand

509
00:39:36,536 --> 00:39:44,236
money until I got into Bitcoin, then what hope do the masses have? So the way they present it,

510
00:39:44,236 --> 00:39:48,776
it's only for those evil rich people. We don't discriminate against anyone except for straight

511
00:39:48,776 --> 00:39:53,596
white men and the evil rich people, that discrimination is okay. And people go, yeah,

512
00:39:53,616 --> 00:39:59,816
we're going to get those rich people. But $3 million is in the first instance, a very low

513
00:39:59,816 --> 00:40:04,416
amount when you have to sustain yourself for the rest of your life. But equally, as they keep

514
00:40:04,416 --> 00:40:09,876
printing money and that $3 million is not indexed, meaning it doesn't go up with inflation, that

515
00:40:09,876 --> 00:40:16,256
threshold, Australia, you're next. Very shortly, that $3 million is going to start affecting you.

516
00:40:16,256 --> 00:40:19,556
and of course then is going to expand to other areas.

517
00:40:19,716 --> 00:40:21,896
It's going to be your property portfolio.

518
00:40:22,096 --> 00:40:24,496
It's going to be your own house that you live in.

519
00:40:24,696 --> 00:40:26,176
It's going to be your Bitcoin holding.

520
00:40:26,356 --> 00:40:29,156
So it's just a little step in the door before it expands wider

521
00:40:29,156 --> 00:40:30,136
and wider and wider.

522
00:40:30,576 --> 00:40:34,696
So we have to ask, why are they stealing our money?

523
00:40:34,976 --> 00:40:38,196
Now, again, I believe in taxes for roads and infrastructure

524
00:40:38,196 --> 00:40:41,036
and lighting and hospitals and ambulance and welfare

525
00:40:41,036 --> 00:40:42,376
for those who genuinely need it.

526
00:40:42,456 --> 00:40:45,556
I actually absolutely support that, just as I insure my house.

527
00:40:45,556 --> 00:40:46,016
Yeah, so do I.

528
00:40:46,256 --> 00:40:52,276
yeah, we need to insure our nation. And typically a military is 2% of the nation's GDP. And if you

529
00:40:52,276 --> 00:40:56,616
look at your own life, all your insurances, there are variations, but typically it's around 2% of

530
00:40:56,616 --> 00:41:00,616
what you earn is on your health insurance, your car insurance, your home insurance, and so forth.

531
00:41:00,616 --> 00:41:06,656
So that's pretty consistent. But we need to ask, what are you spending the money on? Where's the

532
00:41:06,656 --> 00:41:12,876
money going? Because when my grandfather was working alone, you didn't need to tax his retirement.

533
00:41:12,876 --> 00:41:16,876
and when my parents were working, you didn't need to tax their retirement.

534
00:41:17,356 --> 00:41:19,336
So why do you need to tax my retirement?

535
00:41:19,456 --> 00:41:20,796
And that's the question that we have to ask.

536
00:41:21,116 --> 00:41:23,276
What are you spending the money on?

537
00:41:23,536 --> 00:41:26,636
Then we start to expand it and you see this triangle of dependence on the government.

538
00:41:26,796 --> 00:41:30,976
So we calculate there's about 50% of the entire nation

539
00:41:30,976 --> 00:41:35,036
that is directly dependent on the government for this money.

540
00:41:35,316 --> 00:41:37,716
Now, whether it's through working for the government,

541
00:41:38,096 --> 00:41:39,496
getting welfare from the government,

542
00:41:39,496 --> 00:41:43,976
being a contractor to the government or a subcontractor to the government or getting

543
00:41:43,976 --> 00:41:49,996
some type of support one way or another at least 50 percent of the people need support from the

544
00:41:49,996 --> 00:41:54,896
government and they say well why is that well when we scream we don't need no man and we break down

545
00:41:54,896 --> 00:42:00,336
the family unit well instead of now depending on the family unit to support each other we now

546
00:42:00,336 --> 00:42:05,776
lean on the daddy state so the breakdown of the family unit the breakdown of being independent

547
00:42:05,776 --> 00:42:10,556
the breakdown of money means that we are all by default more dependent on the government.

548
00:42:10,816 --> 00:42:14,196
Now, I'm actually going to defend the government here. The government is like, well, hang on a

549
00:42:14,196 --> 00:42:19,016
second. We've inherited this mess. How the hell are we going to fund this? Okay, we're going to

550
00:42:19,016 --> 00:42:22,596
tax the crap out of the people. We've already taxed them to the max. Okay, well, what are we

551
00:42:22,596 --> 00:42:26,356
going to do now? Let's import more people because they're more taxpayers. All right, we'll get more

552
00:42:26,356 --> 00:42:30,396
people in. Okay, what are we going to do now? We can't import more people. We're in a world of hurt

553
00:42:30,396 --> 00:42:34,696
because there's nowhere to live anymore. Not even the migrants coming in here, they've got nowhere

554
00:42:34,696 --> 00:42:39,916
to live. So where do we get the money from? We'll sell all of our resources. We've already done that.

555
00:42:39,956 --> 00:42:44,956
We've already sold our resources to international companies. And so the government legitimately is

556
00:42:44,956 --> 00:42:49,976
like, we have to fund this mess. Where are we going to get the money from? And so that's where

557
00:42:49,976 --> 00:42:54,616
they're looking around now. It's like, well, we have literally financially griped every section

558
00:42:54,616 --> 00:43:01,356
of society what is left. And there's this massive honeypot of superannuation funds. And it's like,

559
00:43:01,356 --> 00:43:04,976
ha, there's the next honeypot that we can get our hands on.

560
00:43:05,476 --> 00:43:08,316
But what's happening now is I'm not sure if you're familiar with the Laffer

561
00:43:08,316 --> 00:43:08,636
curve.

562
00:43:08,796 --> 00:43:12,436
The Laffer curve shows, it's just a very simple curve that goes up and down.

563
00:43:12,516 --> 00:43:15,536
And it just shows when you tax your society,

564
00:43:15,536 --> 00:43:19,316
you can get so much money out of your people by taxing the crap out of them.

565
00:43:19,656 --> 00:43:22,756
But then it gets to a tipping point and people then go,

566
00:43:22,936 --> 00:43:24,256
you're taxing me too much.

567
00:43:24,296 --> 00:43:24,936
I'm fleeing.

568
00:43:25,176 --> 00:43:26,416
And that's where we are now.

569
00:43:26,996 --> 00:43:31,216
Australians are fleeing the country because we've gone past the tip of the

570
00:43:31,216 --> 00:43:37,116
Laffer curve, and now people are going to where they're treated best. If I go to Dubai, Singapore,

571
00:43:37,716 --> 00:43:45,196
Thailand, even Burma, El Salvador, there's countless nations I can go to and be treated better and

572
00:43:45,196 --> 00:43:50,076
taxed less, even though I didn't serve their military, even though I've never paid them taxes

573
00:43:50,076 --> 00:43:56,716
before, even though I wasn't born there, I can be treated better as an Australian in a foreign land

574
00:43:56,716 --> 00:43:59,276
than I can as an Australian in Australia.

575
00:43:59,976 --> 00:44:02,876
Now, people, we're just trying to survive here.

576
00:44:02,956 --> 00:44:04,116
It's like, well, how much money do you need?

577
00:44:04,156 --> 00:44:04,796
It's like, well, hang on a second.

578
00:44:05,536 --> 00:44:07,636
First of all, I worked for this money.

579
00:44:07,736 --> 00:44:08,496
It's a free market.

580
00:44:08,676 --> 00:44:09,796
You told me to go to university.

581
00:44:09,936 --> 00:44:10,776
You told me to get a job.

582
00:44:10,876 --> 00:44:12,256
I've done everything you asked me to do.

583
00:44:12,496 --> 00:44:13,496
I paid my taxes.

584
00:44:13,656 --> 00:44:16,036
And now the reward is you're going to tax money

585
00:44:16,036 --> 00:44:17,236
that I haven't even touched yet.

586
00:44:17,236 --> 00:44:18,856
And if I stand up and speak and say,

587
00:44:18,956 --> 00:44:20,136
I've got an issue with this,

588
00:44:20,316 --> 00:44:23,416
the response is you're a right-wing Nazi extremist.

589
00:44:23,496 --> 00:44:26,116
And it's like, where did right-wing Nazi extremists

590
00:44:26,116 --> 00:44:30,176
come into all any of this i'm just talking about trying to survive here i'm not even talking about

591
00:44:30,176 --> 00:44:35,136
politics i'm just trying to survive and it's like well you're really racist now or you're sexist and

592
00:44:35,136 --> 00:44:40,736
these are all the words that they throw at you right-wing extremist nazi alt-right sexist and

593
00:44:40,736 --> 00:44:46,996
people just go you know what i've done my time i've paid my money you just want more and more from me

594
00:44:46,996 --> 00:44:51,036
i'm just going to part ways and then when you try to leave it's like right now you're leaving now

595
00:44:51,036 --> 00:44:55,636
we're really going to tax you and it's like people have to leave and as you know i spoke to adam

596
00:44:55,636 --> 00:45:01,776
hudson recently and he said it quite well he was attacked for people saying you've betrayed your

597
00:45:01,776 --> 00:45:06,796
nation and he goes no no australia betrayed me and yeah i can really understand that and it's

598
00:45:06,796 --> 00:45:12,956
tragic it's tragic because so sad we're all just trying to get ahead and what's our what what do

599
00:45:12,956 --> 00:45:18,076
we do wrong what did we do wrong and where did it go wrong and again this is where i bring it back

600
00:45:18,076 --> 00:45:23,416
to this it's not actually the current government's fault i am actually defending the government here

601
00:45:23,416 --> 00:45:27,676
And I know people get upset with me, but they inherited this mess from someone else.

602
00:45:28,156 --> 00:45:32,316
It's not like we suddenly got, Australia's about $1.2 trillion in debt.

603
00:45:32,396 --> 00:45:33,836
I think a bit more, I have to look it up.

604
00:45:33,876 --> 00:45:35,256
I think it's over a trillion dollars.

605
00:45:35,776 --> 00:45:38,556
The Labor government didn't get that in the last few months.

606
00:45:38,716 --> 00:45:39,876
They inherited that debt.

607
00:45:40,596 --> 00:45:44,216
Equally, the Labor government didn't create the housing Ponzi scheme.

608
00:45:44,716 --> 00:45:49,036
Equally, the Labor government didn't put all of us, squeeze all of this immigration in.

609
00:45:49,116 --> 00:45:52,256
Now, certainly it's ramped up and it's getting worse.

610
00:45:52,256 --> 00:45:57,476
but I genuinely wonder Sean would it be any different under the liberal government well

611
00:45:57,476 --> 00:46:04,036
we'd still have fiat we'd still have incredible inflation we'd still have this housing mess we'd

612
00:46:04,036 --> 00:46:09,056
still have the banks probably in charge we'd still have this huge tax burden that we've got

613
00:46:09,056 --> 00:46:15,436
to somehow or welfare burden that we've got to fund so even if I were in power today or you're

614
00:46:15,436 --> 00:46:21,036
in power you've got to fund the NDIS you've got to fund everything that's going on in the welfare

615
00:46:21,036 --> 00:46:26,696
estate. You've got to fund the public service. You've got to fund the whole mess. So it's difficult

616
00:46:26,696 --> 00:46:30,056
for all of us. The government on one hand is like, well, we've got to fund this mess.

617
00:46:30,536 --> 00:46:35,196
But we're at the bottom and it's like, well, they're taking the money from us. So what's the

618
00:46:35,196 --> 00:46:40,516
tipping point? And I really wonder what is going to happen. Is there going to be civil unrest? Is

619
00:46:40,516 --> 00:46:46,156
the economy going to collapse? Are the rich going to just flee in bigger numbers as they already are?

620
00:46:46,156 --> 00:46:50,796
Or could there be a reset? And what does that reset look like? In my opinion, it comes down to this.

621
00:46:51,036 --> 00:46:52,576
We can only control our sphere.

622
00:46:52,876 --> 00:46:54,656
We can only work on our sphere of control.

623
00:46:55,296 --> 00:46:56,396
And what's our sphere of control?

624
00:46:56,536 --> 00:46:57,936
Well, health, wealth, love, and happiness.

625
00:46:58,216 --> 00:47:00,596
So look after your body, look after your mind,

626
00:47:00,776 --> 00:47:02,776
look after your family, and look after your finances.

627
00:47:03,716 --> 00:47:05,036
And if it's not working here,

628
00:47:05,096 --> 00:47:07,316
then you have to leave and go to where you're treated best.

629
00:47:07,316 --> 00:47:10,416
Yep, and that's where I want to pivot the conversation.

630
00:47:10,616 --> 00:47:14,236
But just, I guess, maybe to add my own thoughts

631
00:47:14,236 --> 00:47:17,576
to you defending the government or the Labor government,

632
00:47:18,396 --> 00:47:20,216
I don't think it matters whether it's liberal

633
00:47:20,216 --> 00:47:26,216
or labor. It's just the system is broken. And like you're saying, it's a fiat system.

634
00:47:26,736 --> 00:47:31,836
Fiat is intrinsic value is $0. So everything crashes, everything gets more expensive.

635
00:47:32,296 --> 00:47:37,136
With it, is there anything else they can do? I don't know. I'm not smart enough.

636
00:47:38,016 --> 00:47:43,036
Hard money reset, go into the Bitcoin standard. But I think we need to get a little bit more

637
00:47:43,036 --> 00:47:47,956
pain there. In regards to a revolution, though, I guess what I see with the social media ban

638
00:47:47,956 --> 00:47:54,156
coming in and like digital IDs and stuff is they'll link that to everywhere with absolutely

639
00:47:54,156 --> 00:47:58,816
everything. You start to say things that they don't like, like, maybe we need to have a protest

640
00:47:58,816 --> 00:48:05,096
against the reckless spending or whatever it is. And that gets pinged by the AI algorithm. They're

641
00:48:05,096 --> 00:48:10,156
like, we don't want these people to stand up, rise above us or whatever. And we've just seen

642
00:48:10,156 --> 00:48:16,516
with the new Australian Federal Police Commissioner that that's come in. The information that's coming

643
00:48:16,516 --> 00:48:22,636
out is that we've seen a lot of protests coming out with right-wing neo-Nazis and stuff, and they're

644
00:48:22,636 --> 00:48:28,836
just aiming at the right-wing, and then they're focusing on the neo-Nazis. Now, I don't know if

645
00:48:28,836 --> 00:48:33,836
the neo-Nazis were placed there by the left to be able to destroy the right, and if the right

646
00:48:33,836 --> 00:48:38,456
places when the left are marching, a couple of idiots at the front, that caused all the issues.

647
00:48:39,176 --> 00:48:43,576
Because I think whether it's the left or the right protesting or any group of people protesting,

648
00:48:43,576 --> 00:48:50,016
99.9% of them there for their beliefs and they just want to be able to be heard but it's the

649
00:48:50,016 --> 00:48:56,256
small minority in the first like one to two lines that just get all the media attention and cause

650
00:48:56,256 --> 00:49:02,036
all this shit but it's just such a small proportion but then the media blows it out but anyway like

651
00:49:02,036 --> 00:49:07,256
if these things come out digital ids and you start to rally people or whatever let's march for

652
00:49:07,256 --> 00:49:19,014
australia or march for palestine or do whatever the fuck you want to do to organize people to get your voice heard But it agrees with the ongoing narrative at that stage They just shut down your bank account

653
00:49:19,014 --> 00:49:27,914
Or if it's all digital IDs connected to CBDCs, you won't be able to get the plane or the train or the bus to be able to get to wherever it is.

654
00:49:27,974 --> 00:49:33,954
Obviously, we saw that in Canada with the Canadian truckers protest. People go in there, they shut down their banks.

655
00:49:33,954 --> 00:49:40,334
it makes it hard so i do see that that coming and there's technology and tools like vpn and

656
00:49:40,334 --> 00:49:45,394
nostrum stuff that they really can't shut down not something that the masses are going to adopt

657
00:49:45,394 --> 00:49:50,574
and by that time it may be a little bit too late so that comes down i guess like what do you do and

658
00:49:50,574 --> 00:49:57,074
i think you touched on it's like look into a plan b passport so how are you approaching that and

659
00:49:57,074 --> 00:50:03,634
having your options open if the proverbial shit really does hit the fan here well step one you

660
00:50:03,634 --> 00:50:08,654
You need to look after your body and mind because I might even put my military hat on here.

661
00:50:08,834 --> 00:50:09,874
You need to be able to move.

662
00:50:10,194 --> 00:50:14,074
So I've released a series, a survival series about urban survival.

663
00:50:14,274 --> 00:50:17,714
So if the poo really hits a fan, what do you do if the water goes off?

664
00:50:17,754 --> 00:50:19,054
What if you do electricity goes off?

665
00:50:19,094 --> 00:50:20,754
What if your bank accounts are cut off?

666
00:50:21,514 --> 00:50:28,014
I spoke to Senator Roberts recently and I said to him, I said, Senator, does the government hate us?

667
00:50:28,214 --> 00:50:31,914
And I asked him that because, you know, the cost of living is out of control.

668
00:50:32,114 --> 00:50:33,194
We don't seem to be heard.

669
00:50:33,634 --> 00:50:35,474
As soon as you raise the flag, you're a Nazi.

670
00:50:35,754 --> 00:50:37,654
As soon as you speak, you're extreme.

671
00:50:37,874 --> 00:50:41,414
The opportunity to talk is being shut down, as we're talking about, with digital IDs and

672
00:50:41,414 --> 00:50:43,594
the Mad Bill and the E-Karen and so forth.

673
00:50:43,594 --> 00:50:47,434
I asked a question with sincerity, and I said to the senator again, does the government hate

674
00:50:47,434 --> 00:50:47,714
us?

675
00:50:48,034 --> 00:50:53,554
I was hoping the senator would come back and say, no, no, the government really cares about

676
00:50:53,554 --> 00:50:53,674
you.

677
00:50:53,754 --> 00:50:55,054
They're just facing all of these issues.

678
00:50:55,274 --> 00:50:59,054
But without flinching, he said, the government doesn't care about you.

679
00:50:59,894 --> 00:51:02,294
Again, this is coming from a sitting Australian senator.

680
00:51:02,294 --> 00:51:06,434
Now, that's one senator and his opinion, and I can only go on what I'm seeing at the moment.

681
00:51:06,574 --> 00:51:10,034
And I genuinely wonder if the government hates us.

682
00:51:10,594 --> 00:51:14,514
So it's like, well, if the government hates us, that's an issue.

683
00:51:14,654 --> 00:51:18,974
But if they don't care about us, that's probably an equal issue because they're not here to help me.

684
00:51:19,034 --> 00:51:20,254
They're here to control me.

685
00:51:20,854 --> 00:51:22,414
Now, again, I don't know.

686
00:51:22,474 --> 00:51:23,294
I only ask the question.

687
00:51:23,394 --> 00:51:24,754
So I said, well, what can I do?

688
00:51:24,834 --> 00:51:25,974
What are the options I can do?

689
00:51:26,474 --> 00:51:29,634
Step one, you need to look after yourself and your finances.

690
00:51:29,634 --> 00:51:35,174
so you need to look after your health your wealth your love and your happiness the very first thing

691
00:51:35,174 --> 00:51:39,154
is your health because if you can't move that everything's going to be difficult right the very

692
00:51:39,154 --> 00:51:43,394
basics and when I say move I mean like literally walk things become more difficult when you can't

693
00:51:43,394 --> 00:51:47,854
walk think about when you roll your ankle everything becomes more difficult but if you don't have money

694
00:51:47,854 --> 00:51:53,734
that becomes very difficult in itself and if all of your money is tied up in a central system that

695
00:51:53,734 --> 00:51:58,454
can just flick the switch and cut you out of that system that's very dangerous in itself so you need

696
00:51:58,454 --> 00:52:03,074
to prepare. Now, some people go, oh, you stupid preppers. And it's like, well, no, every time I

697
00:52:03,074 --> 00:52:09,454
put the seatbelt on in my car, that is a form of prepping. Every time I put shoes on, I'm prepping

698
00:52:09,454 --> 00:52:13,034
in the sense that I don't want to hurt my feet when I walk outside, unless I'm at the beach,

699
00:52:13,074 --> 00:52:18,014
if you will. So you need to prepare for what could happen. You need to prepare at a minimum.

700
00:52:18,374 --> 00:52:23,034
What would you do? Everyone do a thought experiment. What would you do if the logistical

701
00:52:23,034 --> 00:52:27,514
supply chain shut down for seven days? Like everyone look around your home right now. Do

702
00:52:27,514 --> 00:52:31,814
you have seven days of water? And you say, well, I've got water in the tap. No. If that system

703
00:52:31,814 --> 00:52:37,034
shuts down, do you have seven days of water? Do you have seven days of food? Do you have something

704
00:52:37,034 --> 00:52:40,874
you could trade? Now, many people say, no, it's the dollar, it's the banks, it's Bitcoin, it's gold.

705
00:52:41,174 --> 00:52:46,354
Look, I can tell you right now, when the poo hits the fan big time, your gold doesn't matter,

706
00:52:46,614 --> 00:52:51,614
your dollar doesn't matter, and your Bitcoin matters. What matters is the barter economy.

707
00:52:51,934 --> 00:52:55,674
And people say, well, no, gold is the ultimate barter. Well, I can't substantiate gold. I don't

708
00:52:55,674 --> 00:52:59,394
have a little meter with me. And if I did, if there's no electricity, I can't recharge that.

709
00:52:59,694 --> 00:53:04,994
So what's a good barter economy? Food and water, obviously. Yeah, but then you've got random stuff

710
00:53:04,994 --> 00:53:11,454
like batteries and lighters and I hate to say it, but weapons. But even some really powerful things

711
00:53:11,454 --> 00:53:17,294
in the barter economy is cigarettes and alcohol and medicine and Band-Aids and Panadol. And all

712
00:53:17,294 --> 00:53:22,054
of that becomes a currency in itself. Now, again, we're going deep into the pepper realm here,

713
00:53:22,054 --> 00:53:28,894
But I remind everyone what happened with toilet paper when the pandemic hit us.

714
00:53:29,414 --> 00:53:31,554
You had, you know, fat middle-aged women.

715
00:53:31,554 --> 00:53:32,894
That is so stupid, man.

716
00:53:33,274 --> 00:53:34,494
Punch it on for poo paper.

717
00:53:34,594 --> 00:53:39,754
Now, if you reckon things get crazy over poo paper, you wait until it's food.

718
00:53:40,294 --> 00:53:42,154
You haven't seen anything yet.

719
00:53:42,334 --> 00:53:46,494
When people are hungry, shit gets crazy, real crazy, real fast.

720
00:53:47,034 --> 00:53:51,054
Now, again, I say that you should have, I've mentioned seven days,

721
00:53:51,054 --> 00:53:56,254
but I really believe 30 days. So you need to be prepared. Could you sustain yourself for 30 days?

722
00:53:56,754 --> 00:54:00,374
Now, whether that's just pasta and water, go for it. That's all you need. Rice and water,

723
00:54:00,574 --> 00:54:04,974
you're good. Do you have an ability to move? Do you have a plan to communicate?

724
00:54:05,834 --> 00:54:11,014
And where do you run to? Or do you just stay still? The key to survival is really mobility

725
00:54:11,014 --> 00:54:14,434
is key. But then if you're going to move, where are you going to move to? How much fuel have you

726
00:54:14,434 --> 00:54:17,774
got? And what vehicle have you got to move in? But if the state is locking you down,

727
00:54:17,774 --> 00:54:22,774
then what are you going to do? So this gets into some pretty dark places, but there's nothing wrong

728
00:54:22,774 --> 00:54:28,854
with preparing. And it's not hard either. Exactly. It's not hard at all. When I get my car,

729
00:54:29,054 --> 00:54:34,014
I put on my seatbelt. When I ride my bike, I put on a helmet. But then you have to ask, well,

730
00:54:34,054 --> 00:54:40,154
what happens if the global supply chain shuts down? What happens if your bank account shuts down?

731
00:54:40,574 --> 00:54:44,134
What happens if the government shuts down? That would never happen. It's happened in America right

732
00:54:44,134 --> 00:54:50,394
now what happens when the bank shuts you out of the system just ask these twice last week

733
00:54:50,394 --> 00:54:58,394
the bank shut you down yeah really bitcoin yeah dare i ask what bank you're working with

734
00:54:58,394 --> 00:55:05,114
no because i'm still banking with them and it's our company bank account um and they're pretty good

735
00:55:05,114 --> 00:55:12,914
at the end of the day like it's a hassle so it's happened to me five times before this this was

736
00:55:12,914 --> 00:55:20,834
twice in 24 hours with the one bank. And the first time it happened, I'd like just moved a whole lot

737
00:55:20,834 --> 00:55:25,774
of fear to buy Bitcoin. Not long after I went to log back into the bank and it's like, this account

738
00:55:25,774 --> 00:55:31,654
has been closed. Then I got a text message to my phone saying your internet banking app, your cards

739
00:55:31,654 --> 00:55:36,834
have all been cancelled and your online banking pins been cancelled. I'm like, what the fuck?

740
00:55:37,394 --> 00:55:42,434
So I called him up straight away. I was on hold for 10 minutes. And once that person picked up

741
00:55:42,434 --> 00:55:44,954
within 15 minutes of the phone call.

742
00:55:45,054 --> 00:55:46,414
So 10 minutes of that wasn't hold.

743
00:55:46,514 --> 00:55:47,914
So five minutes talking to him.

744
00:55:47,994 --> 00:55:49,314
I had my account access back.

745
00:55:49,754 --> 00:55:51,634
They said that they'd sent the funds and stuff

746
00:55:51,634 --> 00:55:53,274
because I said like, I'm going to keep doing this.

747
00:55:53,314 --> 00:55:54,354
I was doing this transaction.

748
00:55:54,814 --> 00:55:56,074
I'm going to do another transaction

749
00:55:56,074 --> 00:55:57,394
because of the daily limit.

750
00:55:57,474 --> 00:55:58,494
They're like, that's all cool.

751
00:55:58,554 --> 00:55:59,614
We'll leave notes and stuff.

752
00:55:59,674 --> 00:56:00,994
And then I wake up the next morning.

753
00:56:00,994 --> 00:56:03,234
It was on a Monday, wake up on a Tuesday morning

754
00:56:03,234 --> 00:56:05,654
and just check my text messages.

755
00:56:05,874 --> 00:56:06,754
And there's like ANZ.

756
00:56:07,094 --> 00:56:10,594
And I like read it and it came through at 128 at nighttime.

757
00:56:11,074 --> 00:56:12,154
Well, like in the morning.

758
00:56:12,434 --> 00:56:20,014
and it's like same thing your your account your cards they've all been cancelled um you can't log

759
00:56:20,014 --> 00:56:25,134
into the internet banking or whatever your internet banking pins um being cancelled as well and i'm

760
00:56:25,134 --> 00:56:29,674
like fuck there's got to be a joke maybe it's just like a repeat of the first message jumped on to

761
00:56:29,674 --> 00:56:35,674
check the internet banking totally done that time took a little bit longer um to to be able to get

762
00:56:35,674 --> 00:56:40,754
on it's like half an hour on hold ended up speaking with them for i don't know 10-15 minutes

763
00:56:40,754 --> 00:56:45,694
they put me through to the fraud department it dropped out I'd then go and hold again

764
00:56:45,694 --> 00:56:52,114
then talk to the fraud department but just gave them all the information because I've been through

765
00:56:52,114 --> 00:56:58,074
it so many times I had my bank statements there I had two forms of ID to be able to do my address

766
00:56:58,074 --> 00:57:04,834
my phone number all the fucking stupid overwhelming questions that they answer my mobile phone etc

767
00:57:04,834 --> 00:57:10,594
etc etc the last amounts that I'd moved so I just like rapid fire just like did it and just

768
00:57:10,594 --> 00:57:14,854
gave him all the information straight away told him what it's doing told him about the youtube

769
00:57:14,854 --> 00:57:20,534
channel i said this going into bitcoin can you stop locking down my account um and he's like i'm

770
00:57:20,534 --> 00:57:24,694
so sorry to talk about the fraud and blah blah i'm like whatever story you want to tell me that's

771
00:57:24,694 --> 00:57:28,874
fine i'm going to keep doing this stop locking me out or i'm going to change change banks but then

772
00:57:28,874 --> 00:57:34,414
he's like good brother i i get it um we've dealt with that exchange a lot that's that's no issue

773
00:57:34,414 --> 00:57:39,394
and gave it all back to me and stuff but i think he was a bit of a bitcoiner i was like laughing

774
00:57:39,394 --> 00:57:41,874
and he was saying sorry about this and that he got it

775
00:57:41,874 --> 00:57:44,054
and he could understand and stuff.

776
00:57:44,174 --> 00:57:46,434
And he's like, what are you moving this money for?

777
00:57:46,434 --> 00:57:49,514
I'm like, because it's absolutely worthless

778
00:57:49,514 --> 00:57:51,474
and the interest rate that you guys pay is shit

779
00:57:51,474 --> 00:57:53,654
and nothing's ever going to outpace inflation,

780
00:57:54,154 --> 00:57:55,734
like aside from Bitcoin.

781
00:57:56,034 --> 00:57:57,694
Well, not to the extent that Bitcoin does.

782
00:57:57,774 --> 00:57:58,634
It's like, all good.

783
00:57:58,694 --> 00:58:01,094
You shouldn't have any hassles from us.

784
00:58:01,634 --> 00:58:05,834
If it happens again, and I have alluded to who it is on X,

785
00:58:06,014 --> 00:58:08,394
but if it happens again, I will talk about it

786
00:58:08,394 --> 00:58:13,054
a little bit more deeply. It doesn't really matter what bank it is. This happened to be one of the

787
00:58:13,054 --> 00:58:17,774
big four. I've had two others of the big four shut me down. I've had some of the smaller banks shut

788
00:58:17,774 --> 00:58:23,914
me down and lock me out as well. It doesn't matter. The system hates money leaving Bitcoin,

789
00:58:25,134 --> 00:58:32,834
like the fiat leaving into Bitcoin. Someone said to me, Adam, do you think there's going to be an

790
00:58:32,834 --> 00:58:38,174
issue selling your Bitcoin, getting back into the bank? I said, no, there's no problem putting money

791
00:58:38,174 --> 00:58:43,614
into the bank it's money there they'll take any money going into the bank it's it's when you want

792
00:58:43,614 --> 00:58:47,134
to get out of it that's where the issue is so um when it comes to getting liquidity out of your

793
00:58:47,134 --> 00:58:52,574
bitcoin if you press sell and move off an exchange into a bank yeah you know i've moved six even

794
00:58:52,574 --> 00:58:56,894
seven figures straight into a bank account from an exchange and they don't bat an eyelid but if you

795
00:58:56,894 --> 00:59:00,254
go the other way with just three figures they're like hang on what are you doing it's like settle

796
00:59:00,254 --> 00:59:05,534
down yeah it's so crazy rules for thee not for me um yeah they're very happy to to be able to take

797
00:59:05,534 --> 00:59:07,154
for you back into the system.

798
00:59:07,294 --> 00:59:10,174
But I cut you off in regards to a plan B

799
00:59:10,174 --> 00:59:12,434
and the movement and stuff and prepping

800
00:59:12,434 --> 00:59:14,654
and maybe going a little bit overboard with that.

801
00:59:14,714 --> 00:59:15,474
That's where we were.

802
00:59:15,734 --> 00:59:19,194
And then I interjected with the banks being difficult.

803
00:59:19,514 --> 00:59:22,394
Yeah, so I had a chat with Andrew Henderson,

804
00:59:22,554 --> 00:59:24,414
the nomad capitalist many years ago,

805
00:59:24,414 --> 00:59:26,934
and there's a correlation between those who are into crypto,

806
00:59:27,194 --> 00:59:29,854
Bitcoin in particular, and moving to where they're treated best.

807
00:59:30,594 --> 00:59:33,034
And the plan B is if you don't want to just look

808
00:59:33,034 --> 00:59:34,554
at where you are locally, you want to look

809
00:59:34,554 --> 00:59:39,054
where you could be internationally. So this is where you start looking at visas and more importantly,

810
00:59:39,214 --> 00:59:43,374
passports. There are many opportunities to buy passports from many places around the world.

811
00:59:43,574 --> 00:59:48,994
And you want to do what's hard when it's easy. And it's easy now because when the flag goes up,

812
00:59:49,054 --> 00:59:52,594
if you will, or the balloon goes up, you're not going to have an opportunity to do it then. So

813
00:59:52,594 --> 00:59:57,534
you may like to look at, if you're thinking about leaving, getting additional passports right now.

814
00:59:57,574 --> 01:00:01,654
You may like to look at where you're going to go, when you're going to go, how you're going to go.

815
01:00:02,214 --> 01:00:05,114
But if you don't have the right paperwork, it doesn't matter how much money.

816
01:00:05,194 --> 01:00:07,094
Well, I was going to say it doesn't matter how much money you've got.

817
01:00:07,274 --> 01:00:09,594
You'd be amazed what a lot of money can do in third world nations.

818
01:00:09,974 --> 01:00:14,274
But if you don't have the right paperwork, you probably want to start working on getting that paperwork right now.

819
01:00:14,494 --> 01:00:16,154
Yeah, I agree.

820
01:00:16,674 --> 01:00:21,914
I don't know if you've ever had Tony Yazbek on your show from the Bitcoin way.

821
01:00:22,694 --> 01:00:23,014
I did.

822
01:00:23,014 --> 01:00:31,274
I had him on a while ago and he speaks about his experience in Lebanon about, you know, one morning he's got access to his bank account and then the next he doesn't.

823
01:00:31,274 --> 01:00:34,914
and that's some scary stuff and there's nothing you can do. And you look at the situations in

824
01:00:34,914 --> 01:00:40,334
Lebanon is an example where you've had people rob the bank to get their own money, not to rob the

825
01:00:40,334 --> 01:00:44,834
bank's money. The most powerful example I can think of is this guy, his father needed a very

826
01:00:44,834 --> 01:00:48,974
serious operation. I think it was a kidney transplant and the son had the money and he

827
01:00:48,974 --> 01:00:53,054
wanted the money from the bank and his father was about to die and he went in to get the money from

828
01:00:53,054 --> 01:00:57,274
the bank. The bank said, no, you can't have it. And he goes, no, my dad's going to die. I need my

829
01:00:57,274 --> 01:01:02,414
my money. I don't want a loan. I want my money from my savings account. And they said, well,

830
01:01:02,414 --> 01:01:07,834
you can't have it. So he robbed the bank, but he didn't, he robbed the bank for his own money.

831
01:01:09,214 --> 01:01:13,434
And of course they put him in jail. He saved his dad, but then he went to jail because he stole

832
01:01:13,434 --> 01:01:17,974
his own money from his own bank account. And you know, that's some pretty scary stuff. And that's

833
01:01:17,974 --> 01:01:23,034
not, that's only one example. It happens a lot where people rob a bank, not for the bank's money,

834
01:01:23,154 --> 01:01:26,654
but for their own money. But of course, by definition, when the keyboard warriors are

835
01:01:26,654 --> 01:01:31,434
saying, well, once you deposit it into the bank, it's not your money anymore. Yeah, got it. But why

836
01:01:31,434 --> 01:01:36,614
are we all using banks then? And if there was a very clear notice, hey, by the way, as soon as you

837
01:01:36,614 --> 01:01:41,594
deposit this money, it's no longer yours, would we be using banks? Like really? And this goes back

838
01:01:41,594 --> 01:01:47,474
to financial literacy. We are financially illiterate as a people for very good reason,

839
01:01:47,474 --> 01:01:53,134
not for our benefit, but for the bank's benefit. Yeah, I agree. I guess the reason I brought Tony

840
01:01:53,134 --> 01:01:59,914
up as well as like helping people get bitcoin into self-custody help people get plan b um passports

841
01:01:59,914 --> 01:02:06,234
as well but i think that conversation like within the family unit and stuff for the viewers watching

842
01:02:06,234 --> 01:02:14,734
at home is to take it seriously and by preparing now maybe nothing gets dystopian as what we're

843
01:02:14,734 --> 01:02:20,274
sort of alluding to could happen it's just one possibility maybe every thing turns out hunky

844
01:02:20,274 --> 01:02:25,214
door and it's all good and it's just a great amazing party and everyone's happy drinking the

845
01:02:25,214 --> 01:02:30,374
kool-aid and stuff like that and then it doesn't matter bitcoin still number go up technology is

846
01:02:30,374 --> 01:02:35,734
still going to get wealthier you're going to be able to buy your time back but if everything hits

847
01:02:35,734 --> 01:02:40,954
the fan bitcoin goes up higher and then you're still going to be able to have options as well

848
01:02:40,954 --> 01:02:46,314
and then if you're not in a position to be able to get a plan b preparing and having a plan like

849
01:02:46,314 --> 01:02:51,154
Adams to say, what do you do if the electricity goes out? You can't get water. The shops are shut.

850
01:02:51,314 --> 01:02:57,554
The banks are shut over and over. But we've sort of passed the top of the hour, Adam. I just want

851
01:02:57,554 --> 01:03:02,674
to hand the microphone over to you if you've got a message, something you're thinking deeply about,

852
01:03:03,374 --> 01:03:07,754
some words of wisdom that you could give the G'day Bitcoin community.

853
01:03:08,554 --> 01:03:11,694
Well, first of all, Sean, thank you for your time and thank you for what you're doing. It's

854
01:03:11,694 --> 01:03:15,574
important that we have these discussions. And I guess my main message is to everyone is just

855
01:03:15,574 --> 01:03:19,694
just question everything question what i said question what sean said and question you yourself

856
01:03:19,694 --> 01:03:23,254
the viewer what you're thinking and what you've heard and once you actually start to question

857
01:03:23,254 --> 01:03:26,934
everything you start to get the diamond of truth what he said what she said the interpretation of

858
01:03:26,934 --> 01:03:31,354
what actually happened there's not two sides to the story there's more to it than that but there

859
01:03:31,354 --> 01:03:36,794
is one truth and that the most pure language in history in the world is mathematics and once you

860
01:03:36,794 --> 01:03:40,594
understand that it doesn't matter what i say it doesn't matter what the government says it doesn't

861
01:03:40,594 --> 01:03:45,514
matter what the media says what matters is what mathematics is and mathematics shows us that

862
01:03:45,514 --> 01:03:50,654
when you have an unlimited money, it will fail. That is a money that is printed out of thin air,

863
01:03:50,834 --> 01:03:55,154
linked to nothing, it will always fail. Not because I say so, but because that's the rules

864
01:03:55,154 --> 01:03:59,254
of the free market. So if you understand that an unlimited money will always fail,

865
01:03:59,714 --> 01:04:03,214
you have to say, well, what's the opposite to an unlimited money? And the opposite to that

866
01:04:03,214 --> 01:04:07,534
is a scarce hard-capped money. And the only hard-capped money that we've had in history,

867
01:04:07,674 --> 01:04:11,354
it's not gold. We don't know the supply of gold. We don't know how much is in the ground.

868
01:04:11,634 --> 01:04:13,474
We don't know how much is circulating.

869
01:04:13,914 --> 01:04:17,654
We don't know how much we'll get in the future with advancements in technologies and the

870
01:04:17,654 --> 01:04:18,694
changes in laws.

871
01:04:18,874 --> 01:04:20,814
That is, could we go deeper into the oceans?

872
01:04:20,974 --> 01:04:24,634
Could we now mine more gold out of forests that we couldn't touch before?

873
01:04:25,074 --> 01:04:29,054
Those are all unknowns that make the supply of gold very difficult to calculate.

874
01:04:29,214 --> 01:04:33,034
But when it comes to Bitcoin, it is known how many they're in circulation, how many

875
01:04:33,034 --> 01:04:34,014
there will be in existence.

876
01:04:34,494 --> 01:04:38,054
And once you start to understand that, you start to understand why Bitcoin is the future.

877
01:04:38,554 --> 01:04:39,194
Absolutely love it.

878
01:04:39,194 --> 01:04:47,674
Ladies and gentlemen, I'll put every link to be able to connect with Adam Below's YouTube X, your other social media's website as well.

879
01:04:47,754 --> 01:04:49,814
But thank you so much for jumping on.

880
01:04:49,894 --> 01:04:51,674
I think we'll have to do a round two.

881
01:04:51,794 --> 01:04:54,854
There's so many rabbit holes to be able to go down with Bitcoin.

882
01:04:55,014 --> 01:05:04,954
And I guess the way just because some of these things were a little bit dark in this conversation, I believe when you have Bitcoin and self-custody, it's pretty easy to be able to talk about this.

883
01:05:04,954 --> 01:05:08,934
We could be both wrong and it could just be happy days or it could get way, way worse.

884
01:05:08,934 --> 01:05:19,374
But when you've got Bitcoin self-custody, I feel it's easier to be willing to be able to participate in these conversations because you can see that bright orange future that is coming.

885
01:05:19,534 --> 01:05:26,374
And I guess after even just a couple of years in Bitcoin, you're already sort of like living that bright orange future as an individual.

886
01:05:26,774 --> 01:05:27,034
Absolutely.

887
01:05:27,514 --> 01:05:28,914
I like that bright orange future.

888
01:05:29,054 --> 01:05:29,894
I'm taking that with me.

889
01:05:30,014 --> 01:05:30,354
Love it.

890
01:05:30,474 --> 01:05:33,534
For everyone out there, if you haven't already, hit subscribe if we vibe.

891
01:05:33,714 --> 01:05:36,374
Then do something nice for yourself today for somebody else out there.

892
01:05:36,494 --> 01:05:36,954
Be blessed.

893
01:05:37,354 --> 01:05:37,534
Peace.