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#557 Fear Versus Reality In The AI Age · The Arterburn Radio Transmission Podcast

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SPEAKER_00: We have before us the opportunity to forge for ourselves and for future generations a new world order.
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SPEAKER_00: Good evening, folks.
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SPEAKER_00: I'm William Cooper.
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SPEAKER_01: John has a long mustache.
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SPEAKER_01: It's 12 o'clock Americans another day closer to victory.
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SPEAKER_01: And for all of you out there on or behind the lines, this is your song.
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SPEAKER_00: Veteran of three Four Awards.
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SPEAKER_00: Entrepreneur and Warrior Poet.
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SPEAKER_00: Tony Araburn takes on the issue spacing our country, civilization, and planet.
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SPEAKER_04: I remember being fifteen years old when I heard that that riff.
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SPEAKER_04: Of course, that's like a generic.
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SPEAKER_04: It's a it's a cover of a song called Train of Consequences by Megadeth.
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SPEAKER_04: But I remember I bought that album.
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SPEAKER_04: I was 15, it's 1995.
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SPEAKER_04: And I heard that riff.
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SPEAKER_04: And I was like, that is that is so cool.
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SPEAKER_04: And then the video is even cooler.
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SPEAKER_04: It's uh it's like it's a scene on a train, it's the train of consequences, which is interesting.
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SPEAKER_04: All these years later, um, you know, you're gonna see cause and effect running through our very broken reality.
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SPEAKER_04: And it's funny because uh I study all of this, and it's my wheelhouse, is what I do.
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SPEAKER_04: And I you know, I love history, and I'm still interested in most things, but it's funny.
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SPEAKER_04: A lot of times I'll I want to do a show really bad, and then I start researching what am I going to talk about?
2:35
SPEAKER_04: And then I'm just the consequences of the decisions that are made by those who rule over us make the world look like a uh kind of a beautiful nightmare.
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SPEAKER_04: Like a lot of things are beautiful, a lot of things are I think sacred still, and um, they're interesting, but it is nightmarish.
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SPEAKER_04: Like it's fun house mirror version, kind of like you're never supposed to actually meet your doppelganger, supposedly.
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SPEAKER_04: Like it's evil or something like that.
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SPEAKER_04: I had a dream once where I I'll never forget it.
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SPEAKER_04: It was like 2015, and like talk to yourself.
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SPEAKER_04: Like that's such a it was weird.
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SPEAKER_04: And so you're kind of seeing a fun house mirror version of life.
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SPEAKER_04: So I pulled up Drudge this morning and uh right before I went on the David Knight show.
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SPEAKER_04: And I'm looking around and I'm like, wow, it is again, I even when you're prepared, right?
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SPEAKER_04: And we I know I do this a lot, but I my mind naturally drifted to the let me pull this up.
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SPEAKER_04: And by the way, it's the 17th of September 2026, ladies and gentlemen.
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SPEAKER_04: This is the official broadcast of the apocalypse, and I am your host, Tony Arterburn.
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SPEAKER_04: I'm broadcasting from deep within the heart of Texas, along with Beans the Brave, uh, Pumpkin the Cat here in Denison.
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SPEAKER_04: The shop is live just out my window.
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SPEAKER_04: I can see here in the studio.
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SPEAKER_04: Uh so we're thank goodness Wise Wolf is open.
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SPEAKER_04: We're open for business.
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SPEAKER_04: But let me um let me pull this up real quick.
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SPEAKER_04: I want to I want to show you what caught my attention.
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SPEAKER_04: And uh this is where my mind is lately, but we're gonna get into some stuff.
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SPEAKER_04: We some AI talk.
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SPEAKER_04: I've had uh some time to to ruminate and to meditate on some of these topics.
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SPEAKER_04: So I'll give you my best opinion on what's going around right now.
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SPEAKER_04: I think I always side on rationality.
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SPEAKER_04: I think uh pure unadulterated fear.
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SPEAKER_04: Somebody's getting rich somewhere or grifting or gaining power, and um it's very demonic.
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SPEAKER_04: You know, the fear in and of itself is something that evil feeds off of.
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SPEAKER_04: So we'll talk a little bit about AI today, and I'll talk, maybe get into some data center energy usage, which I find interesting, and some of the stuff of the overall economy, which uh just like I said last week.
4:56
SPEAKER_04: I speak clown now.
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SPEAKER_04: All right, let me pull this up.
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SPEAKER_04: Let's just look at Drudge real quick.
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SPEAKER_04: And this is the the headline of oh, that's not Drudge.
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SPEAKER_04: What's you know, when you have so many tabs open, I pulled up KitCo, which is just as important.
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SPEAKER_04: Let's do it.
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SPEAKER_04: Um there we go.
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SPEAKER_04: There's Drudge.
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SPEAKER_04: So looking at Drudge this morning, and it's you know, the headlines pain in the gas.
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SPEAKER_04: It's got Trump sticker, you know.
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SPEAKER_04: I did that.
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SPEAKER_04: Used to see them with the Biden stickers, like I did that, you know, after COVID-1984 and the run-up of the energy prices, and especially after we put sanctions on Russia after they invaded Ukraine because we wanted them to in 2022.
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SPEAKER_04: But it's you know, some of the same stuff, and it's uh it's becoming quite obvious.
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SPEAKER_04: Like the Dems have an 83% chance of taking the house, blah, blah, blah, 54% in the Senate.
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SPEAKER_04: I think that's probably gonna grow.
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SPEAKER_04: I'd be very surprised if it's not a bloodbath.
5:52
SPEAKER_04: But this is where my eyes went.
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SPEAKER_04: If you go down to the to the right, it's just an article on a new species of cat that was found.
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SPEAKER_04: And I'm like, this is what I looked at everything, and I'm fascinated because there's a new species of cat.
6:04
SPEAKER_04: Meanwhile, literally the erosion and implosion of uh Western civilization is happening before me.
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SPEAKER_04: Unprecedented technology is hitting the market, and I really care that they found a new species of cat.
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SPEAKER_04: And the it's a great article.
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SPEAKER_04: It's a new wildcat species identified for the first time in a hundred years, a type of tiger cat.
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SPEAKER_04: The animal's a slender, spotted, and smaller than a house cat.
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SPEAKER_04: It lives in the Bolivian cloud forest.
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SPEAKER_04: Here, I'll pull this up.
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SPEAKER_04: I'll let you guys for the video see this.
6:38
SPEAKER_04: But this is what I'm interested in.
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SPEAKER_04: I know I'm supposed to grift and do um political commentary uh and try to get you all riled up, but uh I think I think we all be better off if we spend more time looking at stories like this because that's fascinating.
6:55
SPEAKER_04: You know, it also lends some credence to you know the people that do cryptozoology, which I've always thought, you know, we it's so funny to hear skeptics and people that don't believe there's other species of animals and they're just so sure of themselves.
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SPEAKER_04: Like, oh, we discovered everything, and we already know the history, you know.
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SPEAKER_04: I know Egyptologists do that, which is so funny.
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SPEAKER_04: And I always thought that when I was a kid, I was like, seriously, we know everything?
7:21
SPEAKER_04: There's no way we know everything.
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SPEAKER_04: And um some people are they've got their lives built on it.
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SPEAKER_04: You know, here's the here's the the picture of the cat.
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SPEAKER_04: Really cool.
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SPEAKER_04: Spotted, smaller than a house cat.
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SPEAKER_04: And you know, this is the kind of stories you if you wanted a a glimpse of what life would look like without being ruled over by psychotic banksters with with lizard intentions, you know, if we didn't have to fight all these bankers' wars and we weren't constantly being fed a fire hose, uh, not a not an IV drip, a little fire hose full of uh psy-ops every day, and our minds weren't completely you know under assault, our souls weren't under assault to keep us in a low frequency and all the this is the kind of stuff we'd be talking about.
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SPEAKER_04: You know, new species of animals and new technological breakthroughs, and you know, kind of like the futuristic world that would have existed, by the way.
8:26
SPEAKER_04: That's a good topic, but the futuristic world that would have existed if we weren't steered in a way to murder each other, which is completely unnatural, by the way.
8:37
SPEAKER_04: I mean, it's it's not a natural thing.
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SPEAKER_04: You know, when you go back and look at World War I, he took these boys off the farm, the doughboys, and we had the you know, Woodrow Wilson finally conned everybody uh through the propaganda and saying he wasn't his slogan was he kept us out of war in 1916.
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SPEAKER_04: That's what he ran on.
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SPEAKER_04: Big surprise, he puts us in a war.
9:01
SPEAKER_04: But he's got the doughboys, you know, and uh we're gonna go over there.
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SPEAKER_04: We're doing the whole uh theme to it.
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SPEAKER_04: We're gonna go over and to join the slaughter pins of World War I.
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SPEAKER_04: And what did they found?
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SPEAKER_04: It was these farm boys, you know, a lot of these people, because America was very rural at the time, and the kill ratio was really low.
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SPEAKER_04: You know, you go out and get a rifle and you practice on these targets and these round targets.
9:25
SPEAKER_04: So then they started, you know, by World War II, they made them into uh silhouettes of a human.
9:34
SPEAKER_04: And by the time I got in there, they actually had a name for them.
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SPEAKER_04: They called them Ivans, you know, and they was just the head and shoulders that would pop up.
9:42
SPEAKER_04: So you're constantly, especially with the electronic stuff they have now and the video games and everything, you desensitize to it, but it's not natural.
9:48
SPEAKER_04: You know, we have to be steered into that.
9:50
SPEAKER_04: You look at the technology that Nikola Tesla put out and like the amazing leaps that we had at the end of the 19th century going into the 20th century, and you know, they had all this the world's fairs that were going on, all this stuff that was happening and showing like these new technological breakthroughs, and you know, even you know, radio and you know, Marconi and Tesla and all that stuff.
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SPEAKER_04: It just had these amazing leaps at the ability to transmit um information and uh the electrification and all this stuff.
10:19
SPEAKER_04: And then some people in some dark basement somewhere were like, okay, now what we have to do is you know get them to blow each other up.
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SPEAKER_04: Let's have a war for no reason.
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SPEAKER_04: You know, uh it if you go and look at World War I, it clearly was like a you know, a farming exercise, like for the ultra elite ruling class, like the bankers' wars.
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SPEAKER_04: That's that's what it was.
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SPEAKER_04: And if you know that, then you never look at the the world the same again.
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SPEAKER_04: Like I can't go back.
10:52
SPEAKER_04: It's kind of like Plato's cave.
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SPEAKER_04: If you the allegory of the cave, you know, and the the men that are chained to the log all their life and this allegory that Plato tells, where they're in a dark cave, and so they start their hierarchy is based off who can identify the shadows the best.
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SPEAKER_04: And finally, one of them escapes and goes out into the wider world and sees the sun, and that there is a like that they're not living in a cave, and he comes back and he tries to tell people uh in the cave, you know, there's there's there's a there's a light outside, and it's massive, and there's a whole other world, and they're like, You shut up, you can't see the shadows, you're no longer relevant.
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SPEAKER_04: That's a lot like what we do here.
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SPEAKER_04: So, yeah, um, so far we're 11 minutes in, and I've told you about a new species of cat.
11:40
SPEAKER_04: But you know, that's that's where we are in the in the clown world order.
11:44
SPEAKER_04: I I tried the last week with following the line of logic that Trump had threatening the Federal Reserve indirectly.
11:55
SPEAKER_04: By the way, someone he nominated, which was uh Warsh, uh, that if we didn't lower interest rates in the face of infec inflation, that we would stop trading with countries that we have a trade deficit with.
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SPEAKER_04: And two economic mechanisms that aren't related to each other.
12:14
SPEAKER_04: And so I explained that last week on the show.
12:18
SPEAKER_04: But now you fast forward to this week and yesterday, we the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points, which isn't a lot.
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SPEAKER_04: They don't have a lot of room to maneuver.
12:27
SPEAKER_04: But folks, um, you know, metals prices and Bitcoin and uh they dipped.
12:32
SPEAKER_04: And they dipped why?
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SPEAKER_04: Because, well, we're gonna have a in in theory, we're gonna have a stronger dollar.
12:37
SPEAKER_04: But if you really unpack that and how stupid that is, um, it's just a buying, like I told David Knight this morning, that's it's like them handing you a coupon to buy to buy gold at uh a certain percentage off.
12:51
SPEAKER_04: You know, it's a discount coupon to buy metals or buy Bitcoin because uh the reason that you have to raise interest rates while the president of the United States who nominated you is yelling at you to lower them.
13:03
SPEAKER_04: The reason you have to raise them, in theory, is because we have bad inflation.
13:07
SPEAKER_04: And the reason you have bad inflation is not just because you have uh the the quantitative easing or we have the highest deficits we've ever had, or we're doing deficit spending right now, like we're in 2020, which was record already.
13:21
SPEAKER_04: Not just that, but we have this war of choice in the Middle East, uh, a war we didn't have to have, that um clearly has not served us well, that we're not prepared to take to its logical conclusion, which I guess I don't even know what that logical conclusion would look like now.
13:38
SPEAKER_04: Um, but we go ahead and execute this war back in February.
13:44
SPEAKER_04: Anybody could have told you with the slightest degree of understanding of geopolitics that the Strait of Hormuz is gonna close and or it's gonna you know slow supplies down to a trickle, which is gonna cause the rest of the world, it's kind of like if you have a blockage in your arteries, you know, you're you're not your heart's not gonna work very well.
14:04
SPEAKER_04: You know, it's gonna work a lot less well than if you didn't have it.
14:07
SPEAKER_04: And that's the whole problem because now you've got futures markets that are completely disassociated, and the petroleum issue, which we'll see if we can get into today on some of the refining issues that have happened, it really is an upside-down world that we've created.
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SPEAKER_04: So inflation is bad on top of all the you know expansion of the money supply and the free wielding uh spending that we're doing, because we have this injection of an energy crisis.
14:40
SPEAKER_04: And then you know, they look at the economy and say, Well, the economy's doing well.
14:45
SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
14:46
SPEAKER_04: It's false numbers.
14:48
SPEAKER_04: You know, if you're running a retail shop and your gross receipts go up 30%, but your costs went up 35%, uh, you're underwater.
14:57
SPEAKER_04: So it may look like, oh, well, you know, last year we did 100,000 in gross sales, and now I'm doing 140,000.
15:04
SPEAKER_04: Well, my costs went up, my margins decreased, and I have a harder time paying my bills.
15:09
SPEAKER_04: But man, that number looks really good.
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SPEAKER_04: That's called that's called inflation.
15:15
SPEAKER_04: And that's what happens when you have a fiat currency.
15:17
SPEAKER_04: And by definition, fiat currency, even you know, just by sheer logic, uh fiat currency itself is inflationary by existing because it's not tethered to anything, it's not uh backed by anything.
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SPEAKER_04: There's no metrics to show you what the actual base level value is.
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SPEAKER_04: So we're in some weird price discovery.
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SPEAKER_04: So like I could get into all the and we'll we'll we will, you know, in the in the coming weeks, we'll we'll really dig into some of this stuff, but just take it as a buying coupon, folks.
15:48
SPEAKER_04: We can talk about the the precious metals aspect of the show.
15:53
SPEAKER_04: If you want to get a you know, a discount coupon, just wait for them to to raise rates.
15:57
SPEAKER_04: And remember, they're raising rates because inflation is so bad, and then gold and silver go down because inflation is so bad, the very things that you use to hedge against inflation.
16:08
SPEAKER_04: So that's that's where we are.
16:10
SPEAKER_04: Just to just to let that sit in your subconscious and let you work that out because almost everything is counterintuitive in this world, especially in finance.
16:21
SPEAKER_04: I mean, because the game is so rigged.
16:24
SPEAKER_04: And the cool thing about what I do is I deal in finite, I deal in value, I deal in things that you can't reproduce, you not easily.
16:33
SPEAKER_04: Um, and you can go find more gold, you can find more silver, it's harder and harder to do.
16:39
SPEAKER_04: You know, it's it's uh logistically harder, and you, you know, the process takes a long time.
16:44
SPEAKER_04: So those things are scarce.
16:46
SPEAKER_04: That's why they're called precious metals, and you're running up against a sea of infinite.
16:52
SPEAKER_04: So, you know, I don't know.
16:54
SPEAKER_04: I don't have to be a genius, but you know, I'll bet I'll bet on finite against infinite every single time.
16:59
SPEAKER_04: You're talking about trying to find real value, and that's where we are.
17:04
SPEAKER_04: Uh, today I will go to the chat.
17:07
SPEAKER_04: I haven't I needed to do that.
17:09
SPEAKER_04: I wanted to um I always forget to.
17:12
SPEAKER_04: There's been a couple of folks that have gone and I won't say their names.
17:17
SPEAKER_04: Um, I don't want to make that a thing where I'm divulging your name, but people have gone and sent me just a little bit like on Venmo or PayPal, and uh I neglect to say thank you for that, and people that support the broadcast, and it always means a lot to me because I try to give you some analysis that maybe you don't hear somewhere else.
17:37
SPEAKER_04: And um, you know, the the show has always been a labor of love, it's an extension of my mind.
17:42
SPEAKER_04: So it's like I feel like I'm having a conversation with with a friend.
17:46
SPEAKER_04: Uh, I've all always said you guys are my support group, and uh that's that's always the truth.
17:52
SPEAKER_04: I I uh a lot of people go to meetings and I just broadcast on worldwide Christian radio and uh any other technocratic control platform that will that will allow it for now.
18:04
SPEAKER_04: But uh I appreciate you.
18:06
SPEAKER_04: If you if you do that, if you leave me a good review, uh which I I'll I'll probably get to next week, um, pull up some reviews that have been left, and that always means a lot to me.
18:15
SPEAKER_04: So just appreciate you guys.
18:16
SPEAKER_04: And uh don't think that I don't.
18:18
SPEAKER_04: Sometimes I get really busy.
18:21
SPEAKER_04: And uh as you can imagine, this last week I was in Nashville uh for the word war debate with Sam Tripoli, and uh then I had some business, another business trip.
18:33
SPEAKER_04: I was out of state again.
18:34
SPEAKER_04: I was working on a new project that I'll talk to you guys about um here pretty soon.
18:39
SPEAKER_04: And then I was back in Branson yesterday, and then I'm back in Texas today.
18:43
SPEAKER_04: So it's you know, if you ever message me and I I haven't gotten back to you yet, I'm not ignoring you, literally, just haven't said I gotta go to Dallas after this, by the way.
18:52
SPEAKER_04: So I'm I'm a little bit busy.
18:54
SPEAKER_04: All right, so we'll go to the chat today, we'll talk a little bit about that, and I want to make sure I uh check out the folks over on Rumble so I don't forget you guys.
19:07
SPEAKER_04: Anyway, we'll let's jump into some headlines here.
19:13
SPEAKER_04: Uh, this is this is the story that caught my attention, and I thought we'd get into it because there is some, there's a concerted effort out there, and I always want to be able to cut through to the heart of the matter when you're talking about a civilizational issue, you're talking about a cultural issue, it's kind of what the show is about.
19:30
SPEAKER_04: It's like trying to to decode or decipher, you know, what the actual message is, what what the truth is, you know, uh the discernment, having the discernment to uh get to what is real is aside from you know what is a true threat, what is a manufactured threat.
19:52
SPEAKER_04: Like these are all important things because you'll expend energy, you know.
19:56
SPEAKER_04: I I tend to, if you follow the show for a long time, I I do have an affinity for pessimism in the larger sense.
20:06
SPEAKER_04: Like, you know, one of the things uh I talk about, I read uh Pat Buchanan's work when I was in my early 20s, when I finished my last tour in Iraq, and I read The Death of the West, which was published in 2002, and I found that to be so alluring and intellectually satisfying for me.
20:27
SPEAKER_04: Like I was able to find, it was like a keystone where I was actually, or a Rosetta Stone for me in some way where I was actually able to understand some of my own internal beliefs.
20:37
SPEAKER_04: Like I didn't believe in the current system.
20:40
SPEAKER_04: I didn't believe that the way we were running things as human beings was um advantageous for civilization.
20:46
SPEAKER_04: I didn't think we were uh lifting up the best and brightest.
20:49
SPEAKER_04: Like instinctually, I figured that out.
20:51
SPEAKER_04: And Pat Buchanan makes the case, you know, and it uses uh science, you know, I mean, uh, of all things, uses actual data and not ideology.
21:00
SPEAKER_04: He's using metrics like uh population, uh, the way that you look at birth rates, um, and that's you know, throughout history, that's always an indicator of the strength of a civilization or the um the resiliency of a country.
21:18
SPEAKER_04: And so you look at birth rates, you look at culture, you look at you know leadership and all these things, and and Buchanan really uh opened my eyes through that book on um the wider real problems that we have.
21:32
SPEAKER_04: You know, it's not just like the the left-right paradigm is a you know road to nowhere, it's the duopoly, it's it's not real.
21:39
SPEAKER_04: You know, it's uh it's a fight, um, you know, a manufactured fight, uh, funded, both sides are funded by the same people.
21:47
SPEAKER_04: And so you get into something that's that's not real.
21:50
SPEAKER_04: So that fight's not really the thing, it's more of a civilizational question.
21:54
SPEAKER_04: So I find that one of the great quotes from Claire Booth Luce was uh the difference.
22:00
SPEAKER_04: Between a pessimist and an optimist, is a pessimist has better information.
22:04
SPEAKER_04: And I always love that.
22:06
SPEAKER_04: Um but I am cautious, especially after 2020, when you can get captured in the fulcrum of doom, doomerism.
22:18
SPEAKER_04: And I think it's so prevalent now, especially they they've they've permeated alternative media with doomerism.
22:26
SPEAKER_04: It is so rampant.
22:27
SPEAKER_04: That's where you get like the idea of black pill and other things, like where people it's nihilism, really what it is, is um this injection of just hopelessness.
22:39
SPEAKER_04: And I just tend to step back from that.
22:41
SPEAKER_04: Um, so I'm of two minds, and and just to be clear, um, I think we create a lot of the problems that we have.
22:49
SPEAKER_04: I mean, we I think collectively, it's one of the powers that God gave us, is that internally in our minds, we create our reality because God's a creator, God, and we're created in his image.
23:00
SPEAKER_04: We create that through what we think about.
23:03
SPEAKER_04: And this is this type of story, which uh let me pull this up.
23:09
SPEAKER_04: This is on AI, and I want to talk about this.
23:15
SPEAKER_04: Let me put this up on the screen.
23:17
SPEAKER_04: Zero Hedge.
23:21
SPEAKER_04: Because I think this was spot on.
23:25
SPEAKER_04: They don't believe in God, but they believe they created one.
23:30
SPEAKER_04: This is um from Steve Watson of Modernity News via Zero Hedge.
23:35
SPEAKER_04: It's the same crowd that spent years uh sneering at faith now wants America to treat a computer program like the Almighty and hand the keys to a global watchdog while Beijing keeps building unhindered.
23:50
SPEAKER_04: So this is this is like a multifaceted argument.
23:54
SPEAKER_04: Um and it is it is interesting, you know.
23:58
SPEAKER_04: G.K.
23:59
SPEAKER_04: Chesterson said something.
24:00
SPEAKER_04: I I remember talking about this, you know, 14 years ago when I started first started getting into broadcasting and in politics, was uh GK Chesterson said, when you know people stop believing in God, they don't believe in nothing, they believe in everything.
24:16
SPEAKER_04: You know, you have no lodestar, you have no base for your belief, you're unanchored, so you're just like floating, you know, free-floating through life, believing in things.
24:27
SPEAKER_04: There's no there's no set principle.
24:31
SPEAKER_04: And these you know, new crop of people, especially in the Silicon Valley, and I think you're getting a load of garbage right now.
24:40
SPEAKER_04: And we you know, you can you can have a uh a healthy uh fear of AI or technology in and of itself.
24:48
SPEAKER_04: I mean, we were brought up with that.
24:50
SPEAKER_04: I remember being, I mean, uh watching the Terminator movies and you know, in the 80s and uh early 90s, you know, as a kid.
24:58
SPEAKER_04: I mean, I was born in 79, so like Terminator One came out, I think 1984, something like that.
25:05
SPEAKER_04: I mean, I've learned, you know, AI, like deep in my subconscious, like a self-learning thing or a self-aware artificial intelligence seems to be dangerous.
25:14
SPEAKER_04: And I don't disagree with that, but Palantir co-founder Joe Longsdale told Jesse Waters the panic over AI is not some spontaneous outbreak of civic caution.
25:28
SPEAKER_04: It is a coordinated campaign to scare the public into slowing the one industry that gives the United States a decisive edge.
25:37
SPEAKER_04: Longsdale's diagnosis was blunt.
25:39
SPEAKER_04: The loudest doomers, he said, have already discarded Christianity.
25:43
SPEAKER_04: What they put in its place is a machine.
25:48
SPEAKER_04: So it's interesting, and I've thought this for a while, especially when you saw Elon Musk on years ago with Rogan.
25:58
SPEAKER_04: And he did that like ominous thing where he's like, I tried to warn them about the AI and they didn't listen.
26:05
SPEAKER_04: And you're I was looking, I was this is before you know any of the chat bots on that stuff that came out.
26:11
SPEAKER_04: And I was like, what does that mean?
26:13
SPEAKER_04: And of course, he still pursued it, like he's pursuing it and then pursuing the Neuralink and all this.
26:19
SPEAKER_04: I just thought there's something like um not quite right.
26:23
SPEAKER_04: It seems disinformation to me, more than a legitimate philosophical, grounded argument.
26:30
SPEAKER_04: Goes on to say, these guys don't believe in God, they're atheists, but they created something they believe in is God.
26:38
SPEAKER_04: Waters said, laying out the uh the point.
26:40
SPEAKER_04: This is their Messiah and this is their end of the world.
26:47
SPEAKER_04: Well, again, they're warning about the you know, uh unfettered, unregulated AI.
26:56
SPEAKER_04: But if you really unpack it, what it's about is making sure that their industry, their uh ability to process AI is not, you know, not threatened by uh the free market.
27:11
SPEAKER_04: Right.
27:12
SPEAKER_04: They they're they're using the Doomerism as a method to make sure that their deities, whatever you know, corporate deity of choice, uh stays supreme, right?
27:22
SPEAKER_04: And no, no other deity shall be before them.
27:26
SPEAKER_04: So that's something like if if you're looking at fear, especially across the landscape of what we do, like in alternative media, be very skeptical of any of this stuff.
27:37
SPEAKER_04: Um, because ultimately, you know, you if you have a belief in God and you believe that we're here for a reason and we're not accidentally floating through infinite space uh as an accident, you know, of molecules and whatever, um, then you believe that, you know, there is one God and uh there is um all all of his creation is subject to him.
28:01
SPEAKER_04: I mean, at some level, you just got to be like, okay, I mean, obviously, if it threatens humanity, and sometimes you have to push back.
28:10
SPEAKER_04: But a lot of the fear, right, where is that coming from?
28:13
SPEAKER_04: Like, who's pushing that?
28:14
SPEAKER_04: That's always been a question to mine, especially after COVID 1984.
28:18
SPEAKER_04: What lessons did we learn there?
28:20
SPEAKER_04: Even in, gosh, if you in my perspective, I had a front row seat to that.
28:25
SPEAKER_04: You know, I had I was two years out from restarting this show, and then I was on uh InfoWars and as a fill-in host, and you know, uh seeing everything that was rolling out at the time, and now I look back, and a lot of the stuff that was so fear-based and so over the top seems to have been coming from somewhere, right?
28:49
SPEAKER_04: As a psyop, not as a rational.
28:52
SPEAKER_04: I think you had like people that were rational, like David Knight, um, John Rappaport, other people that were saying, okay, you know, how many cases do you have?
29:01
SPEAKER_04: What's the actual uh human toll here?
29:04
SPEAKER_04: Like what what is our what's the worst case scenario?
29:07
SPEAKER_04: Like you start looking at it like actually doing the numbers, and it would it wasn't worthy of the the emergency that we put ourselves in.
29:16
SPEAKER_04: But then you had others that were just really pushing and profiting off um the potential for cataclysm.
29:25
SPEAKER_04: I mean, I I mean, some I won't name names because you guys know the names, but I mean, people were talking about like it's gonna be in the soil and we won't be able to grow food.
29:32
SPEAKER_04: And I I mean, I'm I remember just early on going, this this must be like because you know, I grew up reading about you know catastrophic pandemics, and you know, I'd watched um and read the book Stephen King's The Stand about you know the the uh the the super flu that gets uh unleashed from a biolab and all that stuff.
29:54
SPEAKER_04: So I I already had that in my subconscious, and I was thinking, wow, this could be.
29:59
SPEAKER_04: And then by, you know, I think it was by April I already figured it out.
30:02
SPEAKER_04: So luckily I had you know some people that I trusted that I was able to look into and bypass all the news.
30:09
SPEAKER_04: And and they were right, you know, and the super fear and all the this the that energy that really just um disrupted all of civilization across the world, not just the American civilization, but people's lives and their mental health and everything, it was it was for on purpose.
30:29
SPEAKER_04: You know, it wasn't about rationality, it wasn't about health, and you know, we can clearly see what all of that was about.
30:36
SPEAKER_04: So this is something that uh I'm approaching artificial intelligence now with the same eye.
30:43
SPEAKER_04: I'm like, well, I don't believe it's a god, I don't believe it's a deity.
30:47
SPEAKER_04: And even if you could access, and maybe you, the people like in Google, talk about talking to the old ones, and maybe you do summon a you know, an old Sumerian god demon or something through it, but still you you're talking about a lesser small g thing, a small g God.
31:04
SPEAKER_04: Like even if you pull something out of the out of the space-time continuum, out of the spiritual realm, and use it, it inhabits AI, it's still not God.
31:16
SPEAKER_04: It's like when if you've ever seen one of my favorite Star Trek was uh uh the one, it was like the was it the Undiscovered Country, I think.
31:25
SPEAKER_04: It was I watched this when I was a kid, and and uh William Shatner, you know, playing Captain Kirk, and they go to this um Spock's brother.
31:34
SPEAKER_04: I remember this is a great, this is a great movie.
31:36
SPEAKER_04: You should go back and watch it.
31:37
SPEAKER_04: Uh Spock's brother is like a guru, you know, Spock's and Vulcan.
31:42
SPEAKER_04: They're both, but he's Spock's brother is like a spiritualist or something.
31:45
SPEAKER_04: And they just, he's like, I found God.
31:48
SPEAKER_04: He's on, or they call it the planet is Shakari or something.
31:52
SPEAKER_04: He's like, God lives, you know, on this planet.
31:56
SPEAKER_04: Kind of like the Mormons believed that.
31:58
SPEAKER_04: Like God is a uh six-foot-tall man uh that lives on the planet Kolov, I believe.
32:03
SPEAKER_04: Um, but in the movie, they go out and they go through this, you know, barriers, great space barrier, and they go to this planet, and uh people are like the little crew that goes down for the away team is got William Shatner, and it goes and they find this entity who like presents himself, and um everybody's like the reverence except Shatner, who's just kind of looking at this thing, and uh and he says, uh, he goes, Uh, you've got a starship, I can use that.
32:34
SPEAKER_04: That's what the entity says to the people, as I can use it to get off this planet.
32:38
SPEAKER_04: And uh Shatner says, What does God need with a starship?
32:43
SPEAKER_04: And uh the entity says, Who is this that dares question me?
32:47
SPEAKER_04: And I would never forget uh Shatner's reply.
32:51
SPEAKER_04: He goes, Well, I don't know.
32:52
SPEAKER_04: You tell me you're God, shouldn't you know who I am?
32:55
SPEAKER_04: Right.
32:56
SPEAKER_04: So I think just human beings, especially those who, and you know, if you look at modern Christianity, well, I mean, there's no um you did you didn't lose the battle because it was presented in the correct way.
33:17
SPEAKER_04: I mean, you lost the battle for hearts and minds and souls because you had a in large part a commercialized garbage version of it.
33:26
SPEAKER_04: When you lost those people, those younger people, because of the of the modernity of the church and all the stuff that happened.
33:33
SPEAKER_04: I mean, you're not certainly in today's world where you have like the Mike Huckabies of the world out there in some you know a doomsday cult, far from whatever, you know, the teachings of Jesus.
33:48
SPEAKER_04: If you read the read the New Testament, I don't find genocide in there.
33:51
SPEAKER_04: I don't find, you know, the Greater Israel project in that.
33:54
SPEAKER_04: I don't find a war of conquest in that, you know.
33:59
SPEAKER_04: But that's what you have is you have this bastardization of Christianity that's happened.
34:04
SPEAKER_04: So you get the My Kuckabies of the world and and others who drive these younger people into believing in nothing, and then they find something to believe in, you know, which is AI for them.
34:16
SPEAKER_04: And it reminds me a lot of the world in World War II, you had these um islands that would, for the first time, see this technology out in the Pacific.
34:30
SPEAKER_04: And if you go back, you know, they've they we go in and build these airstrips, especially during MacArthur's island hopping campaign in World War II.
34:38
SPEAKER_04: And we'd build these airstrips, and these natives would be there, and they'd never seen an airplane.
34:43
SPEAKER_04: They'd never, I mean, especially up close, they'd never seen any of this stuff.
34:46
SPEAKER_04: And the people would get out and they'd have food and provisions and all this, and that's technology and they're landing these planes, they've got these big machines, and they're rolling through and um bulldozing stuff.
34:57
SPEAKER_04: And if you go back years later, like they built um like statues, not statues, but they've built like replicas of the of the planes and things like that.
35:08
SPEAKER_04: And they would worship it, or they would give reverence to it, or they you know, give offerings to these things that were just uh to them, that's how they were explaining it.
35:18
SPEAKER_04: And to me, that's what that's what this looks like.
35:21
SPEAKER_04: You know, they're giving godlike powers to something that um man created through God's help, because it's like everything that you do is pulled from source.
35:31
SPEAKER_04: So if you have this idea, and again, it it doesn't overtake God.
35:35
SPEAKER_04: I think that's why, you know, the state is the same way, like the the all-powerful state.
35:41
SPEAKER_04: Something has to replace your faith, right?
35:44
SPEAKER_04: If you lose the faith of your fathers, then you get this.
35:48
SPEAKER_04: And so color me skeptical on the whole AI Doomer thing for right now.
35:55
SPEAKER_04: And uh could it turn into a Skynet, you know, killer robot, um, autonomous, self-aware thing.
36:02
SPEAKER_04: Sure.
36:02
SPEAKER_04: I mean, it can do that.
36:04
SPEAKER_04: But uh that's not where we are right now.
36:08
SPEAKER_04: And if that's something God wants to do, then that's I mean, that's God's will.
36:13
SPEAKER_04: I don't think that's how God works, though.
36:14
SPEAKER_04: I don't, I don't believe in, by the way, I don't I don't believe in that vengeful uh thing.
36:19
SPEAKER_04: You know, if you're talking about my God's bigger than that, like space and time, all things.
36:25
SPEAKER_04: I don't I don't ascribe the pettiness of human behavior to God Almighty, just personally.
36:31
SPEAKER_04: I mean, you may disagree, but that's how I am.
36:35
SPEAKER_04: Uh there's a coordinated campaign to make the American people afraid, he said.
36:42
SPEAKER_04: He tied the theology of the panic to the culture that produced it.
36:47
SPEAKER_04: San Francisco, he said, has largely given up Christianity.
36:50
SPEAKER_04: When civilization drops its old faith, it still wants a messiah and an apocalypse.
36:57
SPEAKER_04: If you give up religion, you want some kind of messianic complex, some kind of big thing to believe in, Longsdale said.
37:04
SPEAKER_04: The effective altruists, this is their messiah, this is their end of the world, this is their obsession.
37:13
SPEAKER_04: Well, it is interesting, right?
37:14
SPEAKER_04: We we find the same thing, and I remember growing up with this, uh, especially in you know, in Texas in the South and with evangelical Christianity, where I called them, I was I was 18, and I was thinking, oh, this is the end of the world industrial complex, is what I called it.
37:32
SPEAKER_04: And um I just thought it was because you had like the left behind series and all this stuff, and it was just you're glorifying the the Armageddon and you're not glorifying the underlying philosophy and teachings of Christ.
37:50
SPEAKER_04: And I thought that was um idolatry at a young age.
37:54
SPEAKER_04: I didn't quite know how to explain it like I do now, but everybody has their God.
38:01
SPEAKER_04: Be careful what you worship.
38:03
SPEAKER_04: You know, if you worship um prophecy, and it's a self-fulfilling prophecy.
38:09
SPEAKER_04: I mean, if you look at even the the people that want to build the third temple and usher in like this class of civilizations and Armageddon and all this stuff, um, you know, whether they're Christian Zionists or whatever, or neocons or what have you, right?
38:26
SPEAKER_04: This apocalyptic view, they don't even necessarily believe in the faith that they're espounding.
38:34
SPEAKER_04: They just want to see the sequence of events.
38:38
SPEAKER_04: It's not about a spiritual thing to them.
38:41
SPEAKER_04: It's it's uh almost it's the opposite of spirituality.
38:44
SPEAKER_04: It's it has nothing to do with that.
38:46
SPEAKER_04: It's like living through an experience and creating that.
38:49
SPEAKER_04: So that's in that's planted in the minds and deep within the minds of a lot of people around the world.
38:57
SPEAKER_04: And unfortunately, a lot of those people have control of uh the money supply and uh information and other things, so it trickles down, right?
39:04
SPEAKER_04: And we don't have to do that.
39:06
SPEAKER_04: We could we could all be talking about new discoveries of cats, which is what I would rather do than talk about all the insanity that's going on.
39:17
SPEAKER_04: Uh Waters asked the follow-up question.
39:19
SPEAKER_04: So these people don't believe in God, they're atheists, but they've built something they treat as God.
39:25
SPEAKER_04: I think that's a big part of what's happening, Longsdale replied.
39:28
SPEAKER_04: AI is real, he added.
39:30
SPEAKER_04: An industrial revolution is coming that would be amazing if America would get it right.
39:35
SPEAKER_04: The people trying to stop it, he said, hate America.
39:41
SPEAKER_04: Well, if you read this a couple of years ago, you'd be thinking, well, maybe this guy doesn't truly get the threat of AI, but then you think, well, wait a minute.
39:49
SPEAKER_04: The the people pressing the fear are the ones in the industry.
39:53
SPEAKER_04: And then it's like, that's a self-serving thing.
39:55
SPEAKER_04: It's it's an op.
39:59
SPEAKER_04: Uh this is the frame the Doomer class never once discussed.
40:03
SPEAKER_04: No safety as engine, not safety as engineering, not narrow targeted rules for the handful of systems that can actually do damage.
40:12
SPEAKER_04: A substitute church complete with prophets in time charts and a demand that the state enforce the creed.
40:20
SPEAKER_04: Waters had already mocked the surrounding media script, calling it a diet of fantasies from a bunch of sci-fi freaks.
40:31
SPEAKER_04: Well, you know, again, there are dang massive dangers in the surveillance state and the AI propagation and all of that.
40:42
SPEAKER_04: Um but this guy's right, too.
40:45
SPEAKER_04: I mean, the you're inside of another industrial revolution of some kind, like it's a massive technological revolution, and a lot of things can happen, I believe.
40:57
SPEAKER_04: Again, I'm on the fence on it.
40:58
SPEAKER_04: I don't want to just buy into the Doomer.
41:00
SPEAKER_04: That could be good, could be good.
41:02
SPEAKER_04: Uh, but that's up to us.
41:04
SPEAKER_04: And I think the the more that we lean into fear, um, the more that it feeds uh the beast, the more that it feeds that which could destroy us, which is ourselves.
41:17
SPEAKER_04: And uh nothing, again, I I don't know why I broadcasting from a gold and silver shop out in North Texas.
41:25
SPEAKER_04: Why, why would I get that right?
41:27
SPEAKER_04: You know, uh, and then maybe a lot of people never truly trust their own inner voice because there's so many other things going.
41:33
SPEAKER_04: People like, well, then this person must know more than I do.
41:36
SPEAKER_04: I don't know.
41:36
SPEAKER_04: I hit 46 or so, and I just started thinking, maybe these people don't more know more than I do.
41:42
SPEAKER_04: And maybe maybe my own internal voice is is more correct, which is you can't outgod God.
41:51
SPEAKER_04: There's no bigger.
41:52
SPEAKER_04: Like you can't you can't go around it, you know.
41:55
SPEAKER_04: You can't make your own.
41:57
SPEAKER_04: Um, and it's so funny today.
41:59
SPEAKER_04: Like I remember 10 years ago or 20 years ago, I've been always plugged into the zeitgeist somehow.
42:08
SPEAKER_04: And I would remember like the big push for atheism that happened, and you just don't see it anymore.
42:14
SPEAKER_04: I mean, a lot of these people would call themselves atheists, but they're really not.
42:17
SPEAKER_04: I mean, they have a they have a deity in mind.
42:22
SPEAKER_04: Um, you know, Christopher Hitchens was an atheist, but I believe he still had a spirituality.
42:28
SPEAKER_04: And he was probably one of the greatest of like intellectual atheists of um of my lifetime that I've ever seen.
42:34
SPEAKER_04: He made some some great arguments against religion, but not really against the Almighty.
42:40
SPEAKER_04: You know, you can religion's easy to go after.
42:43
SPEAKER_04: But, you know, he he even had, I think, if you really pay attention to his life, had some sort of spirituality in him.
42:52
SPEAKER_04: And uh you just don't see the big push for atheism anymore because you know why, folks.
42:58
SPEAKER_04: It's because things got so weird.
43:00
SPEAKER_04: And everybody, I think instinctually, like on a on a level, maybe not even consciously, people pick up on it.
43:09
SPEAKER_04: They pick up on the fact that something is off.
43:13
SPEAKER_04: We live in this material existence, um, but there is something divine about and metaphysical about our existence.
43:22
SPEAKER_04: So it's something to watch, you know, this is gonna be on the horizon.
43:26
SPEAKER_04: And I always like to debunk some fear because inside of that, because I don't even do that with metals, as you guys know.
43:35
SPEAKER_04: I mean, for years, I mean, I can tell you about what's gonna happen to the dollar, but I mean you don't have to be uh a rocket scientist to figure that out.
43:42
SPEAKER_04: You don't have to be super smart.
43:45
SPEAKER_04: I mean, just literally just look at I was talking to David Knight this morning, and people would I've been hearing this metric for years.
43:52
SPEAKER_04: People would say, well, especially some of the folks in the the precious metals industry and caught on to the Federal Reserve would say, well, you know, since Since 1913, we enacted the Federal Reserve, the dollars lost 98% of its purchasing power.
44:05
SPEAKER_04: And my all my question's always been well, what happens when it goes to 100?
44:10
SPEAKER_04: You know, I mean, if you're 98% dead, you know, like if you if 98% of your life is gone, what happens when it hits 100%?
44:18
SPEAKER_04: It means you're dead, you know.
44:19
SPEAKER_04: Like I I guess I'm supposed to figure out what what happens next.
44:24
SPEAKER_04: So it's not a it's not a leap in faith that I I go, well, you know, I think um against the dollar, you know, gold and silver and and things like Bitcoin are going to do better than something that is um in the in the trillions and trillions uh uh uh created out of thin air.
44:45
SPEAKER_04: I I think I think I'm right on that.
44:47
SPEAKER_04: I mean, it's not a big leap of faith, but even I'm not you know doom and gloom on that.
44:52
SPEAKER_04: And you never see me with these crazy price predictions either.
44:55
SPEAKER_04: I mean, at some level, you know, I don't I don't want crazy prices.
44:59
SPEAKER_04: I want steady price discovery.
45:01
SPEAKER_04: I want people to be able to make a you know a sound judgment decision.
45:05
SPEAKER_04: I don't want cataclysm in the markets, I don't want any of that.
45:08
SPEAKER_04: I mean, even if all my holdings 10x overnight, that's really bad.
45:12
SPEAKER_04: That means something really bad happened.
45:14
SPEAKER_04: I don't want that.
45:15
SPEAKER_04: I want steady as she goes.
45:17
SPEAKER_04: Um people are too busy working all these jobs and working harder and harder to keep up.
45:24
SPEAKER_04: I mean, you got uh diesel at a record level, the gasoline prices are out of control.
45:30
SPEAKER_04: Um, and the entire market is it's schizophrenic.
45:34
SPEAKER_04: Um, so no, I don't want I don't want chaos for chaos's sake.
45:39
SPEAKER_04: That's the devil's job.
45:40
SPEAKER_04: I mean, I'm I'm not the devil.
45:42
SPEAKER_04: I don't want to I don't I don't worship the devil.
45:44
SPEAKER_04: I don't want to just have chaos just for the sake of chaos.
45:47
SPEAKER_04: It doesn't really work out well for good people and families.
45:51
SPEAKER_04: So no, that's not the side that I'm on.
45:52
SPEAKER_04: So I don't push fear either.
45:56
SPEAKER_04: Let's see.
45:57
SPEAKER_04: Uh I'm gonna finish this article.
45:58
SPEAKER_04: Longsdale has been saying the same thing off camera.
46:02
SPEAKER_04: After an anthropic researcher quit and warned that Frontier Labs were gambling with our lives, Longsdale posted, the world is going to be all right, guys.
46:12
SPEAKER_04: Leaders have big responsibilities and challenges ahead, but it doesn't help to scare everyone.
46:17
SPEAKER_04: We're on top of it.
46:20
SPEAKER_04: Maybe they are, you know.
46:23
SPEAKER_04: This is just a different perspective than you know, I I find in what I do uh and see some of the people that I receive, you can go to too far down the rabbit hole sometimes, and um you can get into a a space where again I don't think it it it bodes well for your mind to uh uh embrace nihilism.
46:49
SPEAKER_04: Okay, because again, just if you if you are a believer in in God, then I think that you ought to understand that nothing goes around that.
47:01
SPEAKER_04: We have a responsibility to make the world a better place.
47:04
SPEAKER_04: Um and that's one thing that I harp on a lot, is that if you're checked out, then you're never gonna make the world a better place.
47:13
SPEAKER_04: You know, if you already give up, then they win.
47:15
SPEAKER_04: You know, there's a reason why they still try to colonize your mind if they if with all this garbage and with wars that I mean you guys know how I feel about these wars.
47:26
SPEAKER_04: I mean, they're just unnecessary to it's satanic.
47:29
SPEAKER_04: I mean, we don't have to be fighting each other right now.
47:32
SPEAKER_04: And one of the points I was making about all that era of World War I and like the the times leading up to that, there was so many leaps in technology.
47:41
SPEAKER_04: And here's the here's the surprise flip side to that coin when they hijacked the technology and inverted it and made us go into these camps of fighting each other, uh, the slaughter pins of World War I and II, and um you know, if you try to unpack it for logical reasons, there's there isn't any.
48:02
SPEAKER_04: And you you had this massive leap leap in technology, and they just inverted it and used it against us.
48:09
SPEAKER_04: And instead of having this technological future of peace and prosperity, which was very possible, by the way, if you just didn't have this class of people that want you to murder each other, then we would actually have a lot better world.
48:24
SPEAKER_04: Hey, here's the spoiler alert that no you don't learn in school.
48:30
SPEAKER_04: Um in a free society in a free market with sound money, prices go down.
48:40
SPEAKER_04: Innovation and the soundness of your money is deflationary.
48:47
SPEAKER_04: Technology is deflationary.
48:50
SPEAKER_04: It means that it goes down.
48:52
SPEAKER_04: It's not inflationary.
48:53
SPEAKER_04: That's the fake part.
48:54
SPEAKER_04: So we're you've got the uh the the host uh feeding off this parasitically feeding off humanity, which is things like fiat currency, uh, things like the military industrial complex.
49:10
SPEAKER_04: You know, it's feeding off fear, it's feeding off your energy.
49:14
SPEAKER_04: And if you go, I one of the things I cite often I tell people to go look at, and it's one of the most fascinating stories that I've ever read.
49:23
SPEAKER_04: But you know, back in 1986, this really happened, by the way.
49:26
SPEAKER_04: In 1986, somebody was buying a copier from an estate sales, a Xerox copy machine, and they took it home or took it to their business.
49:35
SPEAKER_04: And inside the copier was a manuscript, it was a technical manual called Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars.
49:44
SPEAKER_04: And it was dated May 1st, 1979, which May 1st is the birthday of the Illuminati.
49:49
SPEAKER_04: Now, you can go and dissect the document, and it appears to be some sort of copy of something, right?
49:55
SPEAKER_04: But it's like welcome aboard, and it's showing someone who would be like welcomed into the Illuminati or welcomed into um you know some super secret Bilderbergie type, you know, organization, like what this is about.
50:10
SPEAKER_04: And Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars, it starts out in the first chapter, is about how to use money as energy to harvest from people.
50:19
SPEAKER_04: So they use currency as an energy harvest harvesting mechanism.
50:24
SPEAKER_04: And that's part of the silent weapons for the quiet war, was to start by harvesting people's energy.
50:30
SPEAKER_04: And then it really gets weird, you know, like silent weapons for quiet wars is something I've read it uh multiple times, and it's an interesting, weird thing that really did happen, and somebody found that in a copier.
50:43
SPEAKER_04: So it wasn't like published, right?
50:44
SPEAKER_04: It was just found.
50:46
SPEAKER_04: So I'm not sure exactly what it means, but the opening chapter of that is very relevant to what we see today, and and so that that's been an energy harvesting things, and things are upside down, so it's hard to get a real um basis for where you actually stand, you know.
51:04
SPEAKER_04: So that's what I try to do on the show here.
51:06
SPEAKER_04: And so this was an interesting article.
51:10
SPEAKER_04: Um, it's always the same apocalyptic crowd moving from one issue to the next, he notes.
51:15
SPEAKER_04: Response responsible guardrails are the one thing, but handing handicapping American innovation while China speeds ahead with zero regulation isn't sound policy.
51:26
SPEAKER_04: It's just foolish.
51:26
SPEAKER_04: Well, he's got a point.
51:29
SPEAKER_04: So that's where we are.
51:30
SPEAKER_04: And even Bill Gates calls for a globalist crackdown on AI.
51:34
SPEAKER_04: In a Reuters interview, Gates said, I don't think any government is nearly as deep on this as they have to be.
51:40
SPEAKER_04: Then governments are way behind on this one.
51:43
SPEAKER_04: He reached for the Hollywood script.
51:46
SPEAKER_04: There's all sorts of movies where some aliens are coming and magically the U.S.
51:50
SPEAKER_04: and China and everybody comes together to solve the problem.
51:53
SPEAKER_04: He said, AI is a kind of thing like this alien intelligence.
51:57
SPEAKER_04: It's here, and we better do like it shows us in the movies.
52:03
SPEAKER_04: You know, I again that should be your warning, like when Bill Gates is uh is opposing it.
52:13
SPEAKER_04: Like I mean, he he's pushing more fear just like he did back in 2020.
52:20
SPEAKER_04: And uh I'll never forget some of those interviews that he did when he gets the smirky thing going on with his with his sweaters, you know, if you guys remember.
52:31
SPEAKER_04: It's crazy we live through that.
52:33
SPEAKER_04: And that that all that stuff is still stuck in my head.
52:35
SPEAKER_04: I had a you know running a I was running a five-day-a-week radio show out of my studio in Branson, and uh just watching all that, and he was like, you may not be afraid this time, but you will for the next one.
52:49
SPEAKER_04: You know, like he would really get into this stuff, and then you find out like Microsoft has a a world patent.
52:55
SPEAKER_04: I think I was one of the first people to cover that because I I had to really find really search the world patents.
53:02
SPEAKER_04: It's a world patent that Microsoft has called 060606, and uh it is a biometrically inserted system that rewards you, like it's inserted into you, and it rewards the end user with cryptocurrency for approved behavior.
53:22
SPEAKER_04: And it just makes you think like if you step back from this, um they want to usher in like some sort of apocalyptic arm Armageddon style living, you know, because if you're afraid, then you'll hand over your sovereignty, you'll hand over your reason, you'll hand over your freedoms, you know, like Brent Franklin said, you know, if you trade your liberty for security, you deserve neither.
53:49
SPEAKER_04: You'll get neither.
53:51
SPEAKER_04: You know, we've we've seen that through the surveillance state and other things.
53:55
SPEAKER_04: Like we have a police state without any of the benefits of having a police state, you know, like you have rampant crime, um, but you know, you're literally being observed, and you have flock cameras and all this stuff that's that's going on.
54:09
SPEAKER_04: So it is a problem, you know, the the use of the technology, but it's kind of like the the argument for weapons.
54:18
SPEAKER_04: And I've I've never forget like reading about the history of warfare, uh, especially being a combat vet, and just laughing at some of these historical uh instances where like, well, we'll create something like they talked about um we can end all wars by having these armies of like killer AI robots and stuff.
54:38
SPEAKER_04: And I'm like, okay, making something terrible doesn't end war.
54:43
SPEAKER_04: And that was the mistake of Dr.
54:45
SPEAKER_04: Gatlin.
54:46
SPEAKER_04: You guys know about the stuff, like the end, like the Civil War was, besides being unnecessary, just a just a bloodletting.
54:54
SPEAKER_04: It was the most costly war for the West in the 19th century.
54:59
SPEAKER_04: You know, 600,000 dead, all these you know, millions wounded, and just you know, statistically, um percentage-wise, it's just uh catastrophic.
55:09
SPEAKER_04: And for the for the West, it was the the highest casualty rates.
55:13
SPEAKER_04: Well, China had one, it was like 60 million, most people at the same time, right?
55:16
SPEAKER_04: But we don't really get into that.
55:18
SPEAKER_04: But Dr.
55:19
SPEAKER_04: Gatlin at the end of uh the Civil War, he he made the Gatlin gun, you know, and it's like had the crank, you know, you see in all old Western movies, and it's uh, you know, it's it put out so many rounds, you know, like instead of just having the singles uh it was cartridge fed, and you'd have this Gatlin gun, and he thought, well, I'm gonna make something so terrible that uh it'll make war unthinkable.
55:45
SPEAKER_04: And that was his, I think he came from a like a good place, but he developed this weapon and he showed it and did a demonstration.
55:52
SPEAKER_04: So the at the end of the Civil War, like the R the the North ordered all these, you know, Gatlin guns.
56:00
SPEAKER_04: And then of course that leads to where we were, like World War I, we still had like cavalry and uh you know all these uh 19th century methods, and then you just have these you know Browning machine guns and belt-fed things and mortars and all this other stuff, like technology leaped, but but it didn't stop war.
56:17
SPEAKER_04: I mean, even the one thing you could say about nuclear weapons is that um it did create like a for rational players anyway, it created like a like a sort of Damocles where you mutually assured destruction.
56:33
SPEAKER_04: So like you did have like this stasis of major wars because of nuclear weapons, but it always finds another way, you know, like water finds its level.
56:42
SPEAKER_04: Like we'd fight proxy wars, so you gotta have Korea, you gotta have Vietnam, you have all the Balkans wars, you have all these civil wars, you have, you know, uh the the arms dealing and all the stuff and you know the terrorism and everything.
56:54
SPEAKER_04: It finds a way, right?
56:56
SPEAKER_04: Especially when it's being funded.
56:58
SPEAKER_04: So it doesn't necessarily stop wars, and and AI won't do that either, even with killer robots, like war will just um just be different.
57:08
SPEAKER_04: And now we're we're inside of a like everybody's a veteran now, by the way, I guess.
57:14
SPEAKER_04: At the end of the day, like I think pretty much everybody on earth is.
57:17
SPEAKER_04: If you're you're you're living in a war, there's a war on for your mind, it's a war on for you the way that you think and what your beliefs are.
57:26
SPEAKER_04: So as I as I leave you today, we just covered that.
57:29
SPEAKER_04: I think that is uh something to think about, you know, when you're getting fed all this information, especially uh in a clickbait world, um, which I'm glad I'm not part of.
57:40
SPEAKER_04: I'm glad I don't have like the the million followers or something from from telling people nonsense.
57:47
SPEAKER_04: Um I can sleep at night.
57:50
SPEAKER_04: So uh just be careful what you let into your mind.
57:53
SPEAKER_04: And nothing, nothing is more powerful than God Almighty.
57:57
SPEAKER_04: So I just leave, I'll leave you with that uh for you know food for thought going into next week, and then we'll see.
58:05
SPEAKER_04: We'll see if uh maybe there's more cat discoveries uh at the at the the drudge headlines next week.
58:11
SPEAKER_04: Maybe maybe they'll find another species of something that I can I can find fascinating.
58:15
SPEAKER_04: But we're uh gonna close out here.
58:18
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58:23
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58:27
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58:40
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58:47
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58:51
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58:52
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