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  So let me get this straight. Every year, 3000 of the world's
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  richest people fly on private jets to a remote village in
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  Switzerland, eating Wagyu Tomahawks while staying in five
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  star hotels. And they tell us to use less
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  energy, travel less, eat bugs. And they wonder why we don't
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  trust them. Larry Fink's 2026 opening
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  remarks at Davos says that he feels like the global elites are
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  a little out of touch with this meeting.
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  That's right, everybody, the annual pilgrimage to kiss the
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  ring in Davos is upon us. It's a global forum where the
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  global elites come to hear about green energy policy from a 13
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  year old. It's also a global meeting where
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  the elites don't come to respond to events happening, they create
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  them. The.
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  World Economic Forum is not about responding.
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  To. Current events.
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  It's about orchestrating the right.
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  Conditions. That enable us.
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  To move. Forward.
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  Who is us that he's talking about in this video?
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  It's not you and me. We have no say in this.
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  It's 3000 of the world's wealthiest people who pay
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  $30,000 a ticket, 850 CEO's, 65 heads of state, and the world's
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  most powerful business owners who come to set an agenda on
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  what's going to happen next and when.
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  And this year it looks like they're going to create a global
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  crash under the guise of AI in AI market disruption.
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  Larry Fink has already said if AI does the white collar work,
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  what globalization did to the blue collar, we need to confront
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  that directly. The only thing that's different
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  about Davos this year from years past is Donald J Trump.
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  Here's a picture of him walking into Davos this year.
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  He's sending a clear message. We're not here for global
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  alliances. We're here for America. the US
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  has sent its largest delegation ever.
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  And the New York Times said as Davos convenes, deference to
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  Trump has replaced everything. Scott Besson is already out
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  front telling people to chill. The EU doesn't want any smoke
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  with the United States over Greenland.
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  When asked about the idea of Europe escalating against the
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  US, here's what Scott Besson had to say.
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  I think it would be very unwise. And while the elites are
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  planning the next global crisis, well, markets are in a bit of
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  turmoil. Silver's at 95.
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  The S&P 5000, my goodness, Bitcoin holders are huddling for
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  their own dear life. And the global bond market is
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  selling off like nothing we've ever seen before.
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  This $150 trillion bond market is trading like a meme stock.
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  The 30 year in Japan has gone up 8% today alone.
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  Whether it's the bond markets crashing, gold and silver
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  screaming higher since local bankers claiming that we're
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  going to have an alien invasion. Donald Trump eyeing Greenland,
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  the Fed beginning regularly scheduled injections into the
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  economy starting today, a $55 billion.
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  One thing is clear. The global order is on the brink
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  of collapse and bitcoins time to rise to the forefront is upon
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  us. We've got some insane stuff to
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  get to today. Lock in.
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  This is Dante Coco Bitcoin simply let's go.
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  All right, first story of the day.
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  Well, it is the only story and the most important story.
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  Davos in the World Economic Forum, the main story Global
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  tension in the United States, putting an end to this
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  conversation about globalization.
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  We are in Davos at the World Economic Forum and the Trump
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  administration and myself, we are here to make a very clear
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  point. Globalization has failed the
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  West and the United States of America.
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  It's a failed policy. It is what the WEP has stood
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  for, which is export, offshore, far shore, find the cheapest
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  labor in the world and the world is a better place for it.
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  The fact is it has left America behind.
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  It has left the American workers behind.
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  And what we are here to say is that America First is a
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  different model, one that we encourage other countries to
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  consider, which is that our workers come first.
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  We can have policies that impact our workers.
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  Sovereignty is your borders. You're entitled to have borders.
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  You shouldn't offshore your medicine.
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  You shouldn't offshore your semiconductors.
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  You shouldn't offshore your entire industrial base and have
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  it be hollowed out beneath you. You should not be dependent for
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  that, which is fundamental to your sovereignty on any other
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  nation. And if you're going to be
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  dependent on someone, it darn well better be your best allies,
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  OK. And so that is a different way
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  of thinking. It is completely different than
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  the WEF. I viewed the WEF as not a
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  flagpole in the middle, but in fact they are the flag.
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  Whichever way the wind blew. So it blew.
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  You should have solar, you should have wind.
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  Why are you going to do solar and wind?
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  Why would Europe agree to be net zero in 20-30 when they don't
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  make a battery? They don't make a battery, so if
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  they go 2030 they are deciding to be subservient to China who
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  makes the batteries. Tension between Donald Trump and
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  the rest of the world is that it's highest that it's ever
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  been, and America's clear we're not playing this wealth agenda
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  anymore and this globalization thing that has clearly hurt
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  America over the past 40 years. Donald Trump sat down with all
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  of the heads of global states like their children in this
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  picture, and he's showing the world the art of the deal is
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  alive and well. The main source of contention in
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  global markets in the world generally is the United States
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  saying that they are going to have Greenland the hard way or
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  the easy way. Right now we are going to do
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  something on Greenland. Whether they like it or not.
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  Because if we don't do it. Russia or China?
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  Will take over. Greenland, and we're not going
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  to have Russia or China as a neighbor.
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  OK. The US is saying that they're no
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  longer going to bankroll NATO in the EU nations and have them
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  just RIP off the American economy while also propping up
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  their adversaries in Russia and China and Europe.
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  Well, they're not laying down. They're saying that they must
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  fight. Battle lines for New World Order
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  based on power are being drawn right now.
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  So yes, Europe must fight. We're moving away from a world
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  of trust to a world of distrust, and the bond market is selling
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  off like we've never seen before because I don't want to hold a
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  country's paper that I no longer trust.
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  The prices of bonds globally look like the mag 7 stocks with
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  the 30 year in Japan going up 8% in a single day.
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  So much for having cheaper mortgage.
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  This is the signpost of a new global monetary world order.
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  This is the economic dynamic reset that everyone's been
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  talking about. And while at Davos, Scott Besson
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  has already been in discussions with Japan's leadership, saying
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  that he's sure that they're going to make some comments to
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  calm the markets, that everything is fine, everything's
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  under control. But that clearly is not what is
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  going on. This is the beginning of the
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  monetary reset that Uncle Ray Ray has been talking about for a
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  long time. Here's what he had to say about
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  it. The monetary order is breaking
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  down OK. What I mean by the monetary
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  order is that Fiat currencies as and and debt as a store hold of
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  wealth is not being held by central banks in the same way.
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  And that there was a change. The biggest market to move last
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  year was the gold market, far better than the tech markets and
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  so and so on. And the US markets
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  underperformed foreign markets because of the fact you could
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  see it in the numbers of the central banks and so on.
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  So let's just look at the fact that on the other side of trade
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  deficits and trade wars, there are capital and capital wars.
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  And so as we're looking at that and you reported what the stock
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  market and so on, but you didn't report that the gold market is
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  also up three we. Did say that earlier this.
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  Morning. It's up the record level.
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  Again. And.
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  Over if you look at the what is happening and why it's happening
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  and who's buying it. So let's let's just take a
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  moment on that capital war issue, OK We know that both the
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  holders of U.S. dollar denominated debt at which is
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  money and the those who need it the United States are worried
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  about each other, right. So if you have other countries
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  who are holding it and they're worried about each other and
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  we're producing a lot of it, that's a big issue, right?
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  So you have to explain what is going on with Fiat currencies,
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  generally speaking. And now if you take the
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  conflicts, you can't ignore the possibility that capital wars,
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  in other words, maybe there's not the same inclination to buy
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  U.S. debt. And So what we at least need to
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  talk about those possibilities and find out who is buying and
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  selling what that is behind these market movements.
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  And what This is a stern and real synopsis of what's going
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  down in Davos right now. But make no mistake, this isn't
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  happening by chance. This is happening by design.
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  This was the World Economic Forum's plan all along, where
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  the global elites are going to establish how they're going to
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  run the world without us being here, have regularly gathered
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  here in Davos, in Switzerland to confront the defining challenges
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  of our time. This is why the World Economic
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  Forum exists since 56 years. It is the International
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  Organization for Public Private Cooperation, a space where
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  government, businesses and civil society come together.
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  Let me take you back to the beginning, 1971, actually
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  January 24th of 1971, which was when the World Economic Forum
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  was created. Oh yeah, the same year that we
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  went off the gold standard. Ironic.
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  The World Economic Forum was actually funded by the Club of
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  Rome who established A playbook back in 1972 and came out with
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  their Magnus opus, The Limits of Growth.
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  This is a universal global agenda that lays out a plan for
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  coordinated central banking governments, the decrease of the
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  population by 2100 in the ability for technology to
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  control large portions of the society.
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  Yeah, this was an actual study done by MIT in 1972.
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  I'm not making this up. And this has been the agenda of
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  the World Economic Forum from the very beginning.
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  Ursula von de Layer, the President of the European
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  Commission, lays out the entire plan from 1971 until today.
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  In her own words, not mine. And the decision to delink the
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  US dollar from gold. In an instant, the foundations
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  of the Bretton Woods system and the entire global economic order
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  set up after the war effectively collapsed.
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  But it also had two major effects.
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  It inadvertently created the conditions for what would become
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  a truly global order, and it provided a sharp lesson for
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  Europe and on the need to strengthen its economic and
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  political power. It was a warning to reduce our
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  dependencies, in this case on a foreign currency.
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  The world may be very different today without any question, but
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  I believe the lesson is very much the same, that geopolitical
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  shocks can and must serve as an opportunity for Europe.
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  And in my view, the seismic change we are going through
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  today is an opportunity, in fact a necessity to build a new form
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  of. Europe, they're saying the quiet
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  part out loud and they're not even trying to hide it.
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  Larry Fink, the head of BlackRock and now the head of
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  WEF, has been leading the conversations in the agendas
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  around the global elite. The topics of discussion for
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  this year, Energy control, digital currency and AI
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  displacing jobs. It's funny, they're already
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  capturing surveys so they can align around their new agenda.
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  When asked about the perceptions of the business community on AI,
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  the business leaders in Davos, 54% of them said that AI is
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  going to displace a large number of jobs, giving them the right
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  and the ability to lay off hundreds of thousands of their
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  employees and create the global economic crisis, which will lead
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  them to their plan of a digital currency.
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  BlackRock is going to talk about how AI is going to disrupt all
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  of the work for the common man, yet they've made $50 billion of
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  investments into data centers to replace the common man.
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  And Larry Fink has already had discussions with other leaders
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  around the world. Behavior is going to have to
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  change and that BlackRock, we're not just going to let the change
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  happen, we're going to force the change.
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  Behaviors are going to have to change, and this is one thing
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  we're going to we're asking companies you have to force
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  behaviors, and at BlackRock we are forcing behaviors.
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  And that behavior that they're trying to change, and the
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  narrative that they're trying to change, the behavior that
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  they're trying to force is that capitalism must evolve.
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  It must evolve to not just have the haves and the have nots, but
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  include everybody in a new inclusive environment where AI
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  is not just displacing jobs, but creating jobs, where we have
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  digital currency that's available to everybody.
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  Mark my words, these are the narratives that are coming out
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  of 2026. Davos.
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  Larry Fink says he wants more dialogue and he wants more
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  trust. No, he doesn't.
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  He doesn't want a democratic dialogue.
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  He wants certainty because markets don't like uncertainty.
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  Markets don't like uncertainty. Markets like actually
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  totalitarian governments where you have a understanding of
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  what's out there. And obviously we're the whole
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  dimension is changing now with, as you said, a democratization
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  of, of countries and, and democracies are very messy as we
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  know in the United States that you have opinions changing back
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  and forth. Right now, the global lease
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  between a rock and a hard place. We've got all these democracies
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  in place, yet we want to impose totalitarianism, but we can't
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  come out and say that we're just going to implement it through
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  policies to backdoors. One of the coordinated parts of
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  their plan is that they can have a globally controlled money and
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  the head of the central bank in Qatar is already talking about
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  digital currency and that 100 central bankers believe that
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  this is the time to act now to implement their plan.
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  A recent report showed that more than one. 100 countries.
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  More than 100 central banks don't.
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  Have a fast. Payment system.
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  And. Fast payment system is very
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  important for any for any economy to make the economy
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  efficient. For example that.
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  Will also help. To reach.
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  The goal of. Cash Elizabeth economy and this
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  is type of digital, digital product.
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  The irony of this clip is that there was an actual landline
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  telephone going off in the background as they're talking
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  about modernizing the financial system.
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  And yet we believe that these people are the ones that can
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  actually do it. Like it or not, this is the
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  future that they want to build and this is the future that
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  they're aiming towards. Whether you are part of it or
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  not, we need an alternative system that doesn't rely on the
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  trust me Bros and the global elites that didn't invite you to
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  the meeting that says that you're a part of the ability
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  that they're looking for is provided in Bitcoin.
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  In actuality, crypto is updating the financial system and we want
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  everyone to be able to do that and make make our capital
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  markets more efficient. Does it take a Moat away?
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  From everybody's. Business if if everybody.
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  Can do the same. Thing what happens in the end,
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  customers win with competition. I mean, we, we shouldn't have
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  policies being created in the United States that favor one set
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  of companies over another. There should be clear rules of
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  what's allowed, what's not, and then everyone competes.
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  That's how the customer benefits.
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  I don't trust Brian Armstrong, whatever.
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  He's out for the interest of crypto and Coinbase, and for
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  that I can't hate on him. But understand that Bitcoin is
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  the solution. Not for the global bankers or
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  the unbrokered, but for the unbanked and underfunded and
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  unrepresented. Bitcoin is the solution.
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  And right now, it's the time to capitalize while the US dollar
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  is weak. The dollar by the way, is never
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  been used less after since World War War 2. after World war, 290%
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  of World Trade was U.S. dollars. It's now 40% and heading lower.
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  The dollar is losing world reserve currency status.
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  That's one another reason why the you see a lot of
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  warmongering out of the the White House in Washington DC
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  because they need to find a way to shore up their business model
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  since they're under fundamental currency unit is collapsing in
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  the World Trade. Other countries are moving on.
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  A lot of them are moving into. Bitcoin.
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  And that's why when Bitcoin runs, it's going to run quickly.
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  Not only is Bitcoin against, it's the dollar a really good
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  bet, but it's you're seeing the dollar fall as fast as you're
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  seeing Bitcoin grow. And that combination is going
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  to, you know, it'll hit 250,000, but it's going to hit a million,
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  it's going to hit 10 million on its way to where the dollar is
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  no longer accepted, no longer worth it.
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  And Bitcoin is the one source of store of value and currency for
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  the world eventually. Because the value of the dollar
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  is going to decline rapidly as we move away from this global
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  And I believe there will be time within my lifetime that oil and
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  and I believe it's the most logical pricing mechanism.
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  Does it mean that the US loses US reserve currency status?
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  I hope not. If the USA is smart enough to
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  embrace Bitcoin, it could also maintain US reserve currency
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  status. What will get debased is US
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  reserve asset status, which is U.S.
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  Treasuries. Bitcoin will replace U.S.
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  Treasury bonds as the global reserve asset.
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  All of these are part and parcel of a progression.
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  When will it happen? Look, I can give a target, but
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  not a time. I'd be a fool to do both.
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  But think about the law of conservation of energy.
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  Energy can neither be created nor destroyed.
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  Understand that This is why Bitcoin is the solution for so
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  many different things in this world.
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  A beautiful technology and a beautiful store of value.
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  This is a throwback clip from Greg Foss, who says that in his
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  lifetime, Bitcoin is going to be the basis for global energy,
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  global trade, and be the new global economic reserve
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  currency. And I believe that it's going to
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  happen because as we move into a system of complete lack of trust
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  in chaos, that inevitably is going to result in global
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  tension in war, just like it always does.
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  We're going to come to our senses as humans and say we we
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  want rules. We don't want to be ruled by
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  other nations. We want our own sovereignty.
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  Your borders should be protected.
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  Your rights to your people and your country should be
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  protected. You should never outsource your
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  sovereignty and be subservient to another economy or another
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  place. And the currency that's going to
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  allow you to do that the most and the most effectively as we
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  live in a global digital world is Bitcoin.
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  There's nothing even close. Larry Fink, Ursula and Ray Dalio
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  said that we are on the brink of collapse.
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  In the current financial system, I didn't say that.
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  They've said that the new world order is changing and it's time
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  that you recognize that. Whether their plans are
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  successful and they're able to create a new digital world
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  currency, what you're going to want money outside of the
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  system. And the best opportunity to do
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  that is Bitcoin. And if they do believe that they
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  can save the system or that they're going to kick the can
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  down the road a little bit further, well, the best
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  beneficiary of that when they print money into the collapse is
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  going to be Bitcoin, which you can then remove from the system
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  and be sovereign. The plan is being laid out and
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  they talk about it every single year.
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  You don't want your eggs in a system that's collapsing and
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  especially in one that they're saying that they're going to
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  change, that they're not going to wait to change, and that
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  we're going to implement a new system.
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  I don't know what else to tell you, but I hope you get value
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  from what we're dropping. One of the ways you can become
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  sovereign in your Bitcoin journey is not by just not
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  selling your Bitcoin or removing it from exchanges, but by mining
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  This is Dante Coke with Bitcoin. Simply happy stacking.