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WAR OVER? Dalio, Iran, and Bitcoin Disagree! | Simply Originals · Simply Bitcoin

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We were seconds to midnight. An entire civilization was
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threatened with extinction. And then in the final hours
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before Armageddon was unleashed, Trump announces the ceasefire
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with Iran. the US and Iran have agreed to a two week ceasefire.
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We're going to get into what all that entails and if the
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ceasefire is even cease firing, because if you take a look, it
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appears it's a bit of a process. As you can see, Bitcoin is
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making its presence felt. Immediately surged to 72K on the
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news. What does Bitcoin know and what
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is it telling us? Did the Strait of Hormuz, did I,
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did they just flip to Bitcoin? Did Bitcoin just become the
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currency of the energy trade because we got people whipping
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out kazoos, maybe kissing randos on the street?
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Everyone is breathing a sigh of relief.
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The war is over. It is over, right?
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Right. Well, you're not going to like
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this. But according to Ray Dalio,
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we're nowhere near the end of this thing.
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And he may be right. What if the entire purpose of
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this war wasn't to win? What if it was meant to just
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distract us or to usher something else in because they
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see the writing on the wall? Oh, and we're not here to make
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light of the government. We don't do that.
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We're not here to do that, are we, Tim?
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You don't make light of this. You don't make light of what's
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going on in our government. It's our government.
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That's right, we're just asking questions.
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Is the dollar on life support? If so, what does that mean for
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you and me? For America?
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For Bitcoin? For Christy Gnome's husband's
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big fake bazookas? For individual freedom and civil
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liberties in the New world order being constructed.
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Well, we all monitor the situation.
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Everything. We got a big show today, so put
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on your Miss Doubtfire outfit and strap in.
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The toilets clogged, but nothing stops this moon mission, baby
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shoulder. I have the opportunity now to
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ask you. About Iran, there are.
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Latest developments, I think very positive developments
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during the night that we received that.
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There is a ceasefire. What can we do?
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Know more about Develop the latest developments.
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In the Middle East. Yes, that's that's why I was a
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little late this morning. I was very up very late last
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night and talking about that. Look, I, I do think there are,
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there are good developments here.
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And let me just say a few things.
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First of all, what the President set out to do was decimate the
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Iranian military, decimate their ability to wage conventional
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war. And that military objective, as
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the President said yesterday, as I said yesterday, has been
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achieved. And because of that, what the
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president did is he, he basically issued an ultimatum to
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the Iranians. He said, open up the straits,
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stop trying to hold the world's economy hostage, and we'll
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engage in a ceasefire. And that's exactly the agreement
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that we came to last night. The Iranians have agreed to open
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up the straits. the United States has agreed to stop
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attacking. And that not just the United
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States, but also our allies have agreed to stop attacking.
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And that is the basis of this fragile truce that we have,
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which is now, you know, 8 to 12 hours old.
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Now, here's what I'll say about this.
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I've learned a lot about the Iranian system and a lot about
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the way the Iranians negotiate, because the president told me
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last night, the Iranians are better negotiators than they are
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fighters. I'm sure they don't like to hear
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that, but it's it's true. But but here, here's a couple
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things. So one, just in the response
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that we've seen from various segments of Iran, you have on
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the one hand, people within Iran who have responded very
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favorably, the foreign minister who said, look, we agreed to the
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United States's terms. We'll do a ceasefire, we'll do a
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negotiation, we'll open the Straits of Hormuz, and then
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we'll see if we can come to to more agreement down the road.
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So, so some of the people have responded favorably and have
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said the right things. And then you have some people on
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social media within their system who are basically lying about
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what we've accomplished militarily.
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They're lying about the nature of the agreement.
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They're lying about the nature of the ceasefire.
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And so you have just even within their system, and This is why I
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say this is a fragile truce. You have people who clearly want
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to come to the negotiating table and work with us to find a good
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deal. And then you have people who are
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lying about even the fragile truce that we've already struck.
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And that's just an interesting thing about their system and.
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Well, Taco Tuesday delivered, am I right?
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Here's a rundown of the past few days.
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Let's start with Trump saying this.
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The entire country can be taken out in one night, and that night
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might be tomorrow night. Then Trump for some reason,
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converted to Islam just in time for Easter to share a special
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message. Trump tells Iran.
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Open the straight you crazy bastards, or you'll be living in
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hell. Something something, praise be
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to Allah. Now, since we all just averted
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nuclear Holocaust, let's take a moment to appreciate some of the
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great means this statement from America's first orange president
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brought forth. Here's one featuring the Gipper.
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Mr. Gorbachev, tear down that wall, you crazy.
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You'll be living in hell. Praise beat Allah And my
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personal favorite right here. I'm going to let you guys read
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that when I almost broke a freaking rib when I first saw
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it. So I hope you appreciate this.
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Oh, but you think, you think you were nervous this whole time?
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What? What don't you think of the
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Easter Bunny? Look at the guy.
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Then came the big one. A whole civilization will die
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tonight. Trump also said this.
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Of years now with Venezuela and we just so you understand the
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people of Venezuela, they say if I ran for president of
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Venezuela, I'm polling higher than anybody has ever polled in
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Venezuela. So after I'm finished with this,
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I can go to Venezuela. I will quickly learn Spanish.
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It won't take too long. I'm good at language and I will
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go to Venezuela. I'm going to run for president.
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We're very happy with the president-elect that we have
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right now. The.
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He said some other crazy things. People began to question his
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sanity. 24 members of Congress called for Trump's impeachment
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or removal. Most of them after he posted
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that a whole civilization will die tonight thing.
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Then right before everyone thought he was going to push
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that big red button. My God, that image is
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terrifying. An announcement of a two week
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ceasefire was made. People are wondering what was
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all this for and made it believe it could lead to peace.
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The war is over, right? We'll get to the why in a
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moment, but first let's let Ray Dalio answer that last question.
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He says GFY and buckle up because this war isn't going
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anywhere. There's that hope and optimism
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we love. See, Ray Dalio says cry harder.
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He doesn't care about your feelings and honestly, neither
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do I. But just so emotional right now
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because while everyone's out here popping champagne over a
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two week ceasefire, Ray Dalio, the man who spent, I don't know,
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50 years, half a billion dollars studying every financial
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collapse in the last 500 years, just look the world dead in the
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eyes and said we are nowhere near the end of this thing.
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And I kind of believe him. Here's what most people don't
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understand about Ray Dalio's framework.
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He's not a pundit. He's not guessing.
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The man mapped out a 13 step cycle for how world orders
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collapse. He's been tracking it for
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decades. And he just told you we're at
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step nine. Step 9 out of 13.
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You want to know what step 11 is?
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Direct military combat between major powers.
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So yeah, two weeks ceasefire. Great.
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Enjoy the weekend. The sides are already drawn,
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China with Russia, Russia with Iran.
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Iran is with North Korea and Cuba on the other side.
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US, Ukraine, Europe, Israel, the Gulf States, Japan, Australia.
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That's a World War in slow motion and it's been assembling
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itself for years. While we were watching Netflix,
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Dalio's not speculating. He's reading UN voting records,
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he's reading treaties, he's reading energy flows.
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He says China gets 80 to 90% of Iran's oil output.
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You think China's going to let that supply line get cut off?
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You think they're neutral here? They are not neutral.
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And here's where it gets ugly for the dollar. the United
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States currently has 750 to 800 military bases in 70 to 80
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countries. China has 11.
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Delia's point and history backs this up completely.
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Overextended empires cannot fight wars on 2 fronts.
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Cannot. It has never worked, not once in
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500 years of recorded history. So while everyone's debating
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whether Trump is crazy or genius for the ceasefire play, the rest
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of the world is watching. Every leader sitting near AUS
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military base right now is running the same calculation.
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If America can't decisively handle Iran, a mid level power,
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what does that mean for us? And that calculation changes
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everything about the dollar, about the reserve currency,
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about who holds what and why, Dalio says.
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And this is the line I want you to tattoo on your brain.
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The world order has shifted from a multilateral rules based order
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led by the dominant US power to a might is right world order
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with no single dominant power enforcing the order.
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Read that again. No single dominant power.
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And that is the death certificate of dollar hegemony
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being written in real time. We are living in the 1938 to 39
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analogue. Dalio says it himself.
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His indicators are flashing the same signals they flashed right
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before the last two world wars. Budgets blowing out, debt
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exploding, money printing accelerating, Capital controls
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coming, Financial repression baked in.
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Step 12 on the big cycle. Big increases in taxes, debt
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issuance, money creation, forex controls, capital controls and
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financial repression to finance the wars.
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Sound familiar? Didn't they just say some word?
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We're flipping in 2027 to a war economy or some shit.
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And here's why. Bitcoin hit 72 K the second that
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ceasefire dropped. Because the market isn't stupid.
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The market understood something. That moment that took Ray Dalio
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50 years and a 10,000 word essay to explain.
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This isn't ending. The monetary order is cracking.
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And when empires overextend, when currencies get the base to
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fund wars, when capital controls start showing up at the borders
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of your savings account, people reach for the hardest money that
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exists. If you have a prolonged conflict
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that causes energy prices to spike enough, that causes the
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Fed funds futures and overnight rates to stay where they are and
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for investors to demand a higher yield on long, long term bonds
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or long bonds, 10 year, 20 year, 30 year bonds.
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If they are demanding higher yields because they know that
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there's this excessive inflation out there, then what's the play?
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I mean, if you have a 10 year that's at over over 5%, I mean
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the US Treasury can't, they can't refinance those 10 years
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with with more 10 years. I mean that's good.
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That would be catastrophic if we started refinancing 1020 or 10
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or 12. Fourteen, $15 trillion of debt
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at 5%, that's not going to work, you know, So what do they need
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to do? And then you're talking about
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locking in 5% for 10 years plus. You can't do that.
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So what would they do? They would go out there and buy
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them instead. And that's the yield curve
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control and that's the expansion of the money supply.
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And that's where you have the the debasement trade really
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comes into play for these long term assets that are that are
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that are not that you can't inflate them, things like gold
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and things like Bitcoin, because and they're then they're going
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to be critical in this. We will see money printing, you
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will see yield curve control no matter what they call it, and
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you'll see assets. Assets like gold RIP higher and
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OK, now let's get to the question many people are asking
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here. What comes next?
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Lay it on them. Tim, this second term has been
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the shit show. It is this unimaginable to
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almost to a point where I could almost, if I wanted to get
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really crazy here. I almost think it's it's is it
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almost chaos by design? Is there an element of this here
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that is so crazy and so over the top?
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And are they trying to induce chaos by design?
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Are they getting ready? You know what I mean?
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Like it's so insane that you have to wonder, is there some
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part of this that they feel is a necessary step to whatever comes
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next? And I don't know what that is.
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And I almost don't even want to think about what that could even
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be. But is that part of this is this
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now I don't want to, I don't want to like, like, like I don't
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want to like. He's got a a real motley crew of
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people around him that are they run the gamut from incompetent
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to nefarious. That being said, even
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considering how, you know, clumsy and ham fisted the roll
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out of all of these things has been is there at some level.
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And I don't even know if there is some method to this madness
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of complete chaos. And economically, you know,
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culturally in the streets, I guess there's some method to
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this where people are going to see this and take advantage of
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it and that they see this as some necessary step to what
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comes next. And I don't know what that is
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that AI governance is it. Let's get rid of people because
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their husbands put on fake and you know, they're embarrassing
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and they lie and they're subject to blackmail and they so are we
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just going to say, hey, how about AI governance because, you
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know, supercomputers and super intelligent beings, whatever.
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See, you know, are we going there?
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You know, is that the next step? AI is the next step, like a
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centralized Putin style, more autocratic step, which involves
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the AI. It's the digital control grid.
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And the way to usher people into that is to raise the level of
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chaos so that people are welcoming of this because it
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will be, by comparison, calmer. You'll lose all your rights.
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You won't be able to say anything.
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You won't be able to do certain things you used to be able to
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do. You're not starting a business,
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but you're not doing that now. You're not going to own a house,
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but a lot of people aren't doing that now.
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Is this the step before that next phase?
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I don't know. Is there something behind a lot
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of this that's even darker and more nefarious than the things
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that you're seeing? I have.
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Never seen a question answer itself in such an eloquent way,
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but boy is he on point and so is Simon Dixon.
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Been on the moves being made and why?
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This is not Trump's plan. This is not Q This is not trust
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the plan. This is not a genius.
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You know Trump is the press secretary for his lobbies and
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grades about he's the. Manager of the Burger King.
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Sorry, exactly Now do the greater powers financial
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industrial complex, technical industrial complex, military
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industrial complex have a plan? Yes, they hedge for every
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outcome. They use derivatives market,
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they launch military operations. They they try and get the
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resources, they have a business plan around to build back better
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and the forever war, and they know that if you can usher in
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law changes for a technical Orwellian, technocratic
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surveillance state nightmare, then they've hedged every
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outcome. If this ends up in civil unrest,
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then the technical industrial complex creates the police and
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surveillance state. If they managed to achieve peace
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in the Middle East and get a deal, then the financial
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industrial complex gets all the bill back, better contracts.
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If this all fails and IRGC resists to the point where you
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know they this goes out of control, then you effectively
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have the forever war model and you rebuild all these military
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contracts. So mass weapons are being sold,
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you know, for defense missile interceptors.
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And so BlackRock, as it was, State Street and Vanguard, the
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asset managers, they're OK whatever happens now, you are
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right. Once you hit a point of $200
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oil, you hit massive demand destruction.
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What is the model when you have demand destruction?
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Exactly what they did during the Great Depression of the 1930s.
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You consolidate wealth just like the 2008 financial crisis, get a
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big print, socialize the losses, privatize the gains, send all
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the small businesses bankrupt, send the individuals bankrupt
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and try and put them on some kind of universal basic.
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There is a three tiered strategy.
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So whatever the outcome is, they're going to concentrate
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wealth in the West. What is the resistance against
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that? This is the irony of the whole
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thing. Who's really draining the swamp
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right now? The factions of the IRGC that we
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would call the hardliners. They're resisting against the
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plan. They're taking out the US
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military bases. They're effectively pushing the
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Gulf countries away from the Epstein class over towards, you
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know, China and BRICS, right? And they're, you know, and
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they're effectively fighting. For that multi polar world as it
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were. We have a brief break for an
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important hyperinflation alert. Ladies and gentlemen, a pound of
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beef is now more expensive than the minimum wage.
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This is interesting, Scott. A pound of beef.
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Is now more expensive. Than the minimum wage, so I'm
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told. What does that?
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What does that say about the economy?
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Well, I'll tell you, you know, the the minimum wage hasn't
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changed in 17 years since 2009 and it's $7.25.
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But the last time they moved it up to $7.25 in 2009.
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Stewart, a pound of ground beef average around $2.20 a pound
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today. It's $8.34 a pound.
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Now, maybe you could argue that maybe minimum wage, if you're in
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that camp, needs to be moved higher.
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But still, it goes to show you how prices in general, not just
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beef, because I know a lot of cattlemen say they get a hard
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time. A lot of people don't talk about
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all the other things that have gone up in price just like beef
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has. But it goes to show you what
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food prices have really done here recently since probably
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2019 against to say what 82,000 people that make minimum wage
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how how hard it is for them to put beef on the table now.
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Whatever is going on, it does appear to be leading to a dark
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place. Hyperinflation.
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The possible death of the dollar or the rebirth of it.
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Zombie. New form that Ray Dalio actually
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warned us about. Right.
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What happens if the government issues digital currency?
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Like what does that? Mean well, digital currency is
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right. You're talking about central
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bank digital currencies, OK and that there's a great deal of
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appeal because of the fact that it's easy and so on.
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But it's and I think it'll, it'll be and it'll be done.
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A lot happens. You think it will be done?
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Yeah, I think it's. But what happens in the digital
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currency, of course, it's easy to transact and so on almost the
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and it'll be like money market funds.
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I think the question will be first, will they be able to
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offer interest. So there's a debate now as to
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whether they will be interest. If they're not able to offer
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interest and they there will be a debate, probably they won't
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be, but then they're not on effective vehicle to hold it in
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because you have the depreciation.
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Of course you'd rather hold it in a money market fund or a
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bond, but that's debate. There will be no privacy and
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it's a very effective controlling mechanism by the
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government. What I mean is all the
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transactions will be known. All transactions done with
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digital currencies will be known, which is good for illegal
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activities, getting control, legal activities.
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But it also means that the government has a great deal of
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control. For example, they can, they can
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tax that way, they can take your money, they can establish
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foreign exchange controls and the like and that'll.
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So that's something that will be an increasing issue,
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particularly for international holding of that currency because
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they might feel, let's say if you're a Frenchman and they
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wanted to have sanctions, they could take your money, you know,
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and and so on. So there's the privacy issue of
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that, so. And if you're politically
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disfavored, you could be shut off.
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Politically disfavored you could be shut off yes so those kinds
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of. The big print is coming and the
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biggest winner and what comes next is Bitcoin.
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And change that subject. And so over tackle this from a
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different way. In the next little while in the
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economy, you're going to see supply chain shortages, you're
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going to see inflation like crazy.
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You're going to see you're going to see crazy.
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And then then there's going to be printing into that.
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Because if there isn't printing into that, there's going to be a
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deflationary collapse from money that can't allow deflation that
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destroys all money. And so there is going to be, and
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it's likely an order of magnitude higher than what COVID
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was as that happens and pushes prices up like crazy at the same
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time as jobs are leaving the market because the business of
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the businesses have to use AI to get you to use their system to
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remove the job because if they don't, you won't use their
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system because you won't have the money.
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So you're going to create. So you're going to create this
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inflationary pulse, massive inflationary pulse.
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There's going to be food insecurity.
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There's going to be uprisings all over the world and
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everything else, because fertilizers, they're also going
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up in price, and all of these inputs are going up in the price
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at the same time. There's going to be massive
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printing to save the financial system at that time.
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At that time, that inflation is going to cause demand
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destruction, right, because people won't be able to afford
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it. Their jobs and what they get
26:37
paid especially, and the businesses that pay them that
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are going to have to shed that. There's going to be massive
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demand destruction and it's going to collapse in a
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deflationary spiral. So now let's say.
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And so these things, if you look back into Weimar Germany as it
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was going through this, you see this chart that goes up and down
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and up and down and it flushes people up and down and down.
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We're used to living in stability, but when it looks
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like that and we think we're outsmarting the market, we're
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going to take massive leverage at this at the time thinking
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it's going to be devalued and then it's going to go into
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deflation and we're going to owe the leverage and we're going to
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get wiped out. So a lot of a lot of people
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inside of this system and it has nothing to do with Bitcoin, zero
27:25
to do with Bitcoin that this is happening.
27:28
It has to do with money being debased at a crazy rate and
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physics coming due, right? And they're in the free market
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coming due and re and a realization that we live in a
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nonsense, nonsensical world that is more and more control.
27:46
And this is going to create, it's going to create
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psychological breaks everywhere too in people because they're
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not going to be ready. They're you, they're thinking
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they're living in a normal world that's always look this way and
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it's not going to look that way and they're going to take.
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And so let's say now you Danny, take this and take a huge
28:07
mortgage Bitcoin at this time. And then mortgage rates go way
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up at the at the wrong time. And what does that do to you
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when you think you played the game properly?
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So so from the other system, which is growing in in
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instability and has to do a certain number of things which
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have second order consequences to people and 3rd order
28:31
consequences to people. And those people change what
28:34
they think right from from that you can expect this crazy chaos,
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or you could just hold your Bitcoin just.
28:45
Look, if you're saving in dollars, you're basically
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praying to Christy Noem's husband's knockers.
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We don't do that around here, do we, Tim?
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Miss Gnome is devastated. The family was blindsided by
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this and they asked for privacy and prayers at this time.
28:59
What am I supposed to prom? I'm supposed to pray for this
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guy in his? So wait a minute, all the horror
29:06
that's happening in the world, people are literally being
29:09
vaporized by machines of death flying, you know, in the air.
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We were schoolgirls while they sit in class, and I'm supposed
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to pray for Christy Gnome's husband and his H cup.
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That's where the direction my prayers are supposed to go in.
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When the people in Gaza are wandering around trying to find
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grain so they can bake a loaf of bread.
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I'm supposed to pay? Pray for Christy Gnome's husband
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and his big. Well, no, I will not pray for
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your husband and his big. How about that you can pray for
29:51
his big. That's right, we do not save in
29:55
Fiat or worship some guys giant fake knockers.
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We like sound money, not unjust weight and measures used to
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oppress people. Oh, and would you look at that?
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Looks like Iran feels the same way.
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You want proof the dollar is dying in real time?
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Iran just put a Bitcoin toll booth on the Strait of Hormuz.
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20% of the world's oil supply moves through that straight.
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And if you want your ship to pass right now, you're not
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paying in dollars, you're not wiring a bank.
30:24
You are sending Bitcoin or you don't move.
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Why? Why Bitcoin?
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Because sanctions lock them out of every dollar rail that
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exists. Bitcoin doesn't care about
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sanctions. Bitcoin doesn't care about
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SWIFT. Bitcoin doesn't care about
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Washington. This is an adoption.
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This is necessity. This is what happens when the
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dollar weaponizes itself out of relevance.
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Dalio told you the might is right.
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World was coming. Iran just sent the invoice in
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