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Digital Currencies Will Rule -- Jamar James #5849 · Financial Survival Network

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  Now well, now with the introduction of digital crecy, because everything is traceable
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  and so you know, we're going to a place. I don't know if
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  anyone ever has been audited by RS, but when you get out, they
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  go to all your bank accounts and they will basically pull all your transactions,
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  you know, and it takes it takes them a lot of paperwork, a
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  lot of things to collect. Well, if everything is electronic and digital and
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  which you know, we have the AI, we have supercomputers. You know,
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  they will be able to calculate all your transactions. Would have push up
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  a button if we had actually digital dollar. You're listening to Carrie Lets's Financial
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  and gift. Financial Survival Network now more than ever, and welcome. This
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  is Financial Survival Network. I'm your host, Carry Lutts. Well, look,
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  central bank digital currencies inevitable, all right. Cryptos are the prelude to
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  ever increasing government control. So there's nothing you can do. It's coming and
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  better to be part of it, better to be in the front end than
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  the back end, and better to understand what's coming so that you can prepare
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  for it and hopefully profit from it, which is what my next guest is
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  going to teach you how to do. His name is Jamar James. You
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  find him at dcg elite dot com and there's a great offer for you there
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  in the meantime. Jamar, obviously you've been doing cryptos for a while and
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  you're staying ahead, you're forward thinking. How did you come to the conclusion
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  that this is kind of a government bid for more control and not just over
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  what you do, but what you sank? Yeah, I mean, you
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  know, I have a background. I used to be a United States Marine
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  UM and thank you for your service. Were appreciate it. Uh, it
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  was a it was a light lighting expiraits and it was one of the best
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  expirits in my life. But it also, you know, kind of welcome
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  awakened me to the rest of the world. You know, we're at a
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  global economy right now. And the time in the rig Corps I actually went
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  through and I learned about finance and that my licensing to be UM you know,
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  in the mutual puns. And I always wanted to be a stockbroker,
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  so I was actually trading stocks when I left the rig or, and you
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  know, I started seeing you know, cryptocurrency as a thing during a financial
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  crisis and the housing crisis back in two thousand eight, two thousand nine,
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  you had a lot of tech guys going into this thing called bitcoin, and
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  in their mighty and two dollars ten and two eleven. It was a peer
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  to peer thing. So it's kind of like a sub culture, you know,
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  kind of like the military is a subculture of you know, the United
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  States. There's a small branch that they have a different community. And I
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  was watching this community grow, and there was a lot of tech guys.
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  I have a background of computer science and understanding globally that there is an alternative.
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  You know, they were calling it a playing B and this is back
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  in through the eleven twenty twelve playing B to the dollar. And as I'm
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  trading stocks with propers and traditional markets, some of the traders start going into
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  the you know, the digital asset market, trading this new currency called bitcoin.
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  And it was volatile, but there was a lot of games to be
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  made and I actually started going into meet ups, start meeting guys, and
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  I realized that it was a bigger movement than just the you know, financial
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  aspect. It was more of a movement of freedom and peer to peer.
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  And when I started, you know, thinking that, oh, this is
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  a great movement, but then who created it? In question? Who did
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  create who created it? You know, we can find everyone, We can
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  find bien Latin in a in a cave somewhere in another country, but we
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  can't find the creator of an asset that's digital, that has a footprint on
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  every electronic you know, ledgers, and so that just kind of led me
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  to believe that, you know, this is something bigger. I used to
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  read a lot of m New Word Order type books and one of the things
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  that you know, it was very prevalent is that they wanted to create a
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  one world currency. And with the introduction, you know, you add the
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  United Nations trying to go to the Euro. I started looking into crypto a
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  lot more than the average. And for me, it is always a truth
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  seeker, you know, it's just trying to find the truth about the origins,
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  and we can't find the truth. To me, it raises Ray Blacks
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  right red flags of like, well, why can't we uncover the truth about
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  this curretsy that there's a subculture in this period of peer and I started believing
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  that it was just an introduction to a digital asset. You know, most
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  money is lodger to cash in the world. You know, bakes are one
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  of the biggest you know, money lodgers out there, and you know,
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  it's just you know that eight percent of all money is liar to cash.
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  And to me, it's agenda to get rid of cash. And we're all
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  already you know, going to where it say cash in society. That's such
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  a great point, you know, I was thinking about it the other day.
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  I was a big here in cash and I was at a bar and
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  I gave the bartender one hundred dollar bill and kind of did a double take
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  right, looked around that bar, jamar, and I was the only one
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  paying cash, and I don't usually do that. It was just I like,
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  I'd like to pay cash at bars and settle out my check so when
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  I want to leave, I just get up and leave right to wait around
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  for the check. So to me, it's the ultimate convenience. But everybody
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  else was the credit cards, the slips were out and the cards were out,
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  and I realized, you know, the castlest society is basically eighty percent
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  already here very year, we already here. I mean, think about COVID
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  and we're all letdown. What was the businesses that were hurt the most?
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  Any business that was a cash business really was hurt the most. And then
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  a lot of them weren't able to get the BP lolls unless you disclose all
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  your assets. Mhm right, And so to me that was like a consistence
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  as well. I mean, you know that COVID was real, but the
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  discovery period during COVID was a real thing in YP. Yeah, well,
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  you're talking like a conspiracy be theorist here. It's not a conspiracy. I'm
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  in the I'm in the weeds. Hey, well you know what, I
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  have a T shirt that says I identify as a conspiracy theorist. My pronouns
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  are told you so so right, right, So this is happening now before
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  our very eyes. There's nothing any person can do to stop it. But
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  you know, I'm reminded of a book the best laid plans of mice and
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  men often lead astray. This could go off the rails and they wind up
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  losing even more control, don't you think. Now, Well, now with
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  the introduction of digital crecy, because everything is traceable and so you know,
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  we're going to a place. I don't know if anyone ever has been out
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  of it by rs, but when you get out of it, they go
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  to all your bank accounts and they'll basically pull all your transactions, you know,
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  and it takes it takes them a lot of paperwork, a lot of
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  things to collect. Well, if everything is electronic and digital and which you
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  know, we have the AI, we have supercomputers, you know, they
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  will be able to calculate all your transactions were to push up a button,
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  if we had actual digital dollar, you know, the only time of the
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  question is like if you have large transactions of cash or you know, even
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  a deposit, you have to explain where the deposits coming in or if you
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  pull it out cash, go to your bank and trying to pull out thirty
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  thousand in cash or fifty thousand, they're going to ask you why, all
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  right, what are you going to spend it on? Where the money is
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  going to go? So, you know, I think the electronic you know,
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  alledgers, the digital curacies is a real big part of you know,
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  being able to account and can account and measure how much people are spending.
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  And this is going to help save manpower and resources for the government to actually
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  collect moral taxes. Yeah, and with the AI, you know they're talked
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  about eighty seven thousand new IRS agents. That was a red herring. All
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  it was was give them money so they can invest in AI and then they
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  don't need the auditors, right, they don't need auditors. And I mean,
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  you know, we have a pretty good system here where we have every
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  business being a partner at the IRS, right, we get tax brace right,
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  every business is the partner. So if you have employees, you know,
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  you're kind of helping out. And you know, the just a manpower
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  to calculate well with all the supercomputers in the AI introduction, here's a lot
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  of tasks. It's going to be automated. M all right, So how
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  do you make money off of this? How do you how do you actually
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  survive and thrive in is a digital to talent in the economy, Chamar Right.
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  And so you know, one of the things I like to tell that
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  if he was in my environment and my mastermind is that you know, the
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  the government doesn't want to stop everyone from being wealthy, right, the wealth
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  must continue to flow. That's what keeps the government keeps society up. So
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  they want to be wealthy. They want individuals to be wealthy. They just
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  want to get their piece of it. And so in one aspect of mass
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  adoption is that crypto and biitcoin has a limited supply. And what that limited
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  supply is more people adopt to it and come on and are forced to move
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  over to the digital currency digito assets. You have a first mover advantage and
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  you can actually buy it while it's sheep. You know, I think in
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  after they have me in twenty twenty four, you know, bigcoins will be
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  a lot higher than what it is now. And as more people you know,
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  desire to habit, and as it becomes normalized and you have all these
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  you know, funds starting to you know, it's starting to become regulated,
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  you're gonna have an influx of capital that's coming into the digital asset market.
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  And you know, as as a trader, you know, I normally trade
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  week to week or swing trade, but also build wealth. And I've been
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  able to build wealth in crypto by actually holding it onto it. You know,
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  the main courtesy digital currency is bitcoin, and you know that the growth
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  that it hasn't on the other coins or astron novel will hire in bitcoin.
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  But overall, Bitcoin by de facto is going to continue to rise. Okay,
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  So you don't think the government's going to squeeze it out because you know
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  what the bumper stickers says on the car, don't steal. The government hates
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  competition. Um, you know, I think the government honestly most amount of
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  bitcoin at this moment, right, So the bitcoin is a real big holder
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  and you know they've there, there hasn't been bitcoins are any platform that has
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  been able to hide. Once it becomes on the blockchain, it's all traceable.
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  Okay, but there are a way but hey, look we're on constant
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  surveillance everywhere you go. You know, when you watch a cop show now
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  on TV US, FBI CI. Yeah, it used to be they like
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  looked for fingerprints and physical clues. Now they look around to find the cameras,
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  right, And they find the cameras, they get the video, and
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  most of these crimes, murders, etc. Seem to be solved with video
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  evidence. So yeah, okay, they're using it for a good purpose,
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  solve a crime, get justice all that, but it really could be used
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  for bad things as well. SI. I mean the the surveillance. We're
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  in a surveillance state, right, you know, you're ringing doorbells, the
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  Amazon, the Alexa, you know, everything is listening and observing. There's
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  those such thing as privacy anymore. And I believe you know, a dido
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  as at a digital dollar will also give more visibility to even where we spent.
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  Yeah, no doubt, no doubt. So people want to learn more
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  about you, They want to connect with you on the web, find out
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  what it is you're doing. How do you do that? Right? So
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  you know, we actually treade and we have one of the one of course
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  that is an intro trading course that actually you know is accredited by colleges out
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  there to actually learn how to crypto trade and seven steps. You can find
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  me at joint DCG dot com. I'm one Instagram at Facebook is Jimuri James.
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  You know. One of the purposes is that we teach you how to
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  trade, and then we have a mastermind of traders that are global traders.
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  We trade all assets, stots, options, futures in crypto and it is
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  you know our ural idea to be able to use the markets, to be
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  able to capture as much income how that the markets as possible, because there's
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  one place that there's no racism. Colorismism is all behind a computer screen when
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  you come to trading, and so that's when what we believe it's still going
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  to be here, no matter the wealth switch over or night, you're still
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  gonna go to trade paper assets where the stocks, options and futures, and
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  you also be able to trade digital assets which are cryptocarchians. All right,
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  we appreciate it. Hey, if you got a question for Jamar, shoot
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  me an email. Kl if Kenarylutts dot com will get you an answer quick.
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  And while you're at it, the link to Jamar's site is in the
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  show notes this interview on Financial Survival Network dot com. While you're there,
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  sign up for your free newsletter, Jamar, very enlightening. Again, Thank
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  you so much for your service to the country. I knew I knew in
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  these times. Sometimes you doubt what the heck you did signing up and all
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  that, but there are those of us out there who really appreciate the sacrifice
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  contribution you have made, and I never doubted it. It's the best decision
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  in my life to join rink or we are American, Yeah, to get
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  into bet. Yeah, that's it man. And hey, I'm sure,
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  I'm sure you grew a lot. You know, It's it's a cliche.
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  They send you out to Paris Island. There they break your will, turn
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  you into a killing machine, but they teach you so much about yourself,
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  what you are capable of. I bet you accomplish things you never thought you
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  could do there high percent. I mean, the responsibility in the manhood and
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  the h you know, the quest for freedom in truth. And you know,
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  a lot of American values are still ingrained, and a lot of guys
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  at Piper Real and I love the fact that you you find out that there
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  are people counting on you with the literally with their lives, and you're in
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  your life to them as well, and that whole thing. You know,
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  we we just tend to lose sight of the fact that we're all in this
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  thing together, and the forces out there just want to divide us and make
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  us hate each other. But yet, you know, when we talk,
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  we realize that we there's so much more that we have in common and interests.
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  Everybody wants safe streets. Everybody wants good schools, everybody wants a good
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  standard of living for your kids, and you want your kids to have a
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  better life than you. How does that divide us? Because I'm missing something
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  here right, Well, I think it's the lack of communication, right.
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  You know, when people communicate and they realize that they want the same things,
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  we're all fighting for the same causes, you know. Uh, you
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  know that's where we bring bridge people together. I mean, we all humans.
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  We're designed to be here together. I think the action and to learn,
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  and I've learned quite a bit from you today. Appreciate you coming on.
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  If you got a question again k l at Kerry Lutz dot com.
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  Jamar a pleasure. We'll talk to you again soon. All right now,
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  decaill, thank you for having me, Thanks for listening to carry Lutz's Financial
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