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SILVER STACKERS 🚨 ALERT! 🚨 -- Massive NEWS for GOLD & SILVER Price · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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  Are we headed toward a financial disaster?
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  You're going to be shocked at what you learned today as a
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  silver and Gold investor because, backed by popular
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  demand overwhelming request, we're fortunate to be joined by
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  Ted from Ted Speaks. Ted, welcome to Ron's Basement.
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  Well, thank you, Ron. I really want to appreciate the
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  welcome that you and your audience have given me.
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  Quite honestly, it's been over the top.
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  We've received over 300 comments and I would say over 99% of them
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  are, hey, that this is great information.
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  We'd like to see more, but for you guys to take your time and
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  respond back to me, I really appreciate that.
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  That's really heartwarming and I'm going to make it worth your
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  while here today. You're going to learn some
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  things that you didn't know before that you're going to
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  start to understand the reason why you haven't been told this
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  information before. So just to preface this, I got a
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  phone call last night after our show and I got a phone call from
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  my XIOSJ office of supervisional jurisdiction from ING and
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  apparently we're no longer friends anymore because he's
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  upset that I'm talking about Q set numbers and the lack of of
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  provenance with the stock certificates.
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  So you know folks, I jumped out of the ship, I'm in the water
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  now and I'm in for the sharks. But you know what?
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  We're going to sink or actually we are going to swim and we're
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  going to make it and everything is going to be just fine because
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  truth always prevails. All you got to do is fall trying
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  to flashlight in a dark area and the rats scurry and that's
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  what's going to start happening. So Ron, let's get started with
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  the show. What, what kind of questions did
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  your folks have that they'd like to address to have to address
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  here today? Well, we had some questions
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  about this idea of Are we headed toward a financial calamity?
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  Are we headed toward a financial disaster this year, or is it
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  just a bunch of tenfold hat? Construction, I just have to cut
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  you off right there because we're actually seeing this, OK.
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  You're seeing this in the cost of goods going up.
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  You're seeing this in the price of of gasoline.
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  The problem here is not that the gasoline is becoming worth more.
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  It's a dollar is continually being coming worth less.
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  And so I was explaining in our first podcast, what we have here
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  is a biblical battle, OK, between Keynesian economics and
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  Austrian economics. Keynesian economics is all about
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  fractional reserve banking and controlling everything by
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  creating all lights of problems and everything downstream, the
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  housing market, the bond market, the stock market, even the
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  judicial system. Think of this.
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  President Trump got whacked with a 350, some $1,000,000 fine.
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  Did you know that fine is not tax deductible?
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  Did you know he has to earn like a million if he's making 34% to
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  come up with a 340 million that Erdogan says he has to pay.
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  On top of that, he can't run the business for three years.
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  What we're seeing is a monumental fight here.
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  This is the Keynesian system racking up against the Austrian
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  monetary economic system and this is got to stop because now
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  we have basically A2 tier justice system.
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  If we like you, you're on this side, Fannie and Willis and all,
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  you're seeing all this manifest. Where is this coming from?
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  Why is this happening? I'm telling you it's happening
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  because the BIS which is the heart of the the hydra, OK, they
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  own all the banks and all the world and they own all the
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  currencies and all the banks around the world.
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  So what you're seeing is the withdrawal of the tentacles of
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  the BI S s control that they've had 100% barring one or two
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  countries. OK, but they can control
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  everything. They control the politics.
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  They can control the economy, the bond market, the stock
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  market. If you recall, we talked a
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  little bit about the Exchange Stabilization Fund in our first
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  meeting and how that was funded by Leon Wanna, who actually put
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  the guns to Not the guns, but he put, he put the economic moves
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  to Russia during the Cold War That cost them an extoriated $2
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  trillion from them. He put it in an account, and
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  that account was supposed to be used and is being used to get
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  involved in the forex markets in order to rig foreign currencies
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  so the dollar stays the strongest.
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  All this is going to come undone.
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  Remember, I was saying you can ignore reality, but you cannot
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  ignore the consequences of ignoring reality.
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  And folks, we're there. We are there, OK, You're seeing
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  this happen. I showed you on the US debt
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  clock that the M2 money supply is coming down.
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  I'm showing you that the that the the debt is going up and
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  also that the the the claims against the M2 money supply, the
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  amount that's actually in the the the the in the M2 money
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  supply, which is the oh, we've already got it up here, here we
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  go right here. Can they see this on the screen,
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  Ron? No, but I can hold on.
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  You keep talk and I'll bring it up on my on my screen.
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  So there are currently $621 trillion of liabilities against
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  the 20 trillion that's in the USM two money supply.
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  This is the amount of money that's in your checking account
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  in your brokerage firm. All this is part of the 621
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  trillion. Do you see where I'm talking
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  about that, Ron? Yeah, hold on here.
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  Keep talking, Ted. I'm going to bring up the, well,
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  the. $621 trillion is your money.
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  And it's it's actually beyond that.
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  They could be endowments for, say, University of Texas,
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  Austin. You know, who's the board of
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  trustees down there? Guy's name is Kyle Bass.
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  About 10 years ago, Kyle Bass was on a pile on a panel and
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  they were talking about how people should be investing in
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  bonds. So Kyle asked the important
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  question, well, what happens to the money once we invested in
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  bonds? What happens at the end of the
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  term of that bond? He said.
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  We'll put out another bond. He said send me the gold.
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  I will never forget that. As a matter of fact what
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  happened was Kyle Bass actually did take control of the gold.
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  Look it up University of Austin, Kyle Bass takes control of I
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  forget the amount of money, it was an obscene amount of money.
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  But it all being held digitally and we've seen if you go back to
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  this U.S. debt clock, you're seeing that the debt is
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  constantly rising fast. So we can keep track of and the
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  liabilities against the 20 trillion which keeps going down
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  is continue to decrease. So Ted, on on my on my screen
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  right now, I just want to interrupt you real quickly and I
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  want to make sure you can see this on the screen Right now I
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  have the US debt clock. I'm pointing towards the box
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  with $621 trillion, the currency and credit derivatives now and
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  then the USM two money supply, which as you pointed out
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  yesterday, is actually shrinking.
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  Correct, correct. So where is that M2 money supply
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  coming from? Well, let's go back and take a
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  look at the bis.org. OK.
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  Can you put that up a second, Ron?
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  Now, folks, I'd asked a couple of you as we were, as I was
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  addressing your personal comments, you might want to have
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  a piece of paper and a pen and get your computer and a
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  calculator next to you because we're going to go to some real
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  interesting stuff here. So what we're going to do is
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  we're going to go to the BIS, going to click on central Bank
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  hub. Do you see this up here?
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  Central Bank hub. And then we're going to go up,
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  down and you got a central bank and Monetary Authority websites.
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  Do you see that? Yep.
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  OK, we click on that. And then I asked you yesterday
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  to give me the letter of the alphabet.
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  You gave me the letter P, but let's choose another letter
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  besides you here today. Oh.
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  I don't want to do C, there's too many.
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  How about DD? OK, so folks, you can do this on
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  your computer at home. This isn't rocket science.
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  OK, so as far as D is concerned, there's only two countries that
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  begin with the letter D And guess what?
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  They own both of them. Both countries, Denmark and
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  Dominican Republic. Of course, if you drop down from
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  there, you see Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Equatorial New
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  Guinea, Estonia, Eswani as Ethiopia, Euro area.
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  OK. European Central Bank.
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  OK, interesting. When did the European Central
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  Bank and when did the euro come into existence?
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  I thought all the currencies were named after silver, but the
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  euro as a currency, Wasn't it interesting that the euro came
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  into being in 1996? It was.
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  It was. It was Judas that was paid 30
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  pieces of silver to drop the dime on Jesus.
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  So silver's been being used as money for a long time now folks.
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  I know a couple of you corrected me from yesterday.
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  It is 30 pieces of silver, not 30 oz.
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  OK, 30 pieces of silver. What he got paid.
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  So Rod, where are we with some of the other questions that some
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  of the the listeners or followers here had for us today?
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  Yeah, I think people are interested in hearing about, you
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  know as we move here into the coming months, we've got this
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  bank term funding program that's coming to an end.
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  We have the reverse repo program which has really been more of a
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  like a stealth QE type program that's been drained as far as I
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  know from like almost 3 trillion down to 500 billion.
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  Of course, there's a myriad of other things going on in the
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  world. But what what do you, I mean, do
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  you think that six months from now, Ted, we're going to be
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  smooth sailing and Jerome Powell's going to be celebrating
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  saying, oh, we had a soft landing and everything's awesome
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  or or? Or should people be?
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  What do you call a herd of Unicorn?
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  You know? You know a herd of rap is called
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  a tower, right? And a hold of hippopotamus is
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  also called a crash. But what is a herd of unicorns
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  called? I don't think so.
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  Because there isn't such a thing.
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  No, no, come on, folks, this isn't true.
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  You know that. I mean, this is exactly what
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  happens, as we've talked about before when Fiat currencies
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  implode. See, all these failed US, failed
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  currency notes from around the world.
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  What happens at the very end? Why are they in my hands now?
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  Well, they're in my hands right now because they're not worth
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  anything. And the sad part is, if you take
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  one of these bills here, you see that these are real.
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  And they were folded up in such a fashion that somebody carried
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  this around in their back pocket.
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  It might have fed their family for a day or a week.
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  Can it feed their family now? And where are we with the US
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  dollar? How much longer before that
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  won't feed your family? But you know, what is
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  interesting is that these will always fill your feed, your
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  family. My grandmother started teaching
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  me about this. Did yours?
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  My grandmother SAT me down. We had these blue books.
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  Do you remember this Ron? He used to put in Dimes or
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  quarters of nickels or whatever in those books.
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  They were all silver. OK.
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  And then what happened? According to Gresham's law?
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  Gresham's law says that good money, or excuse me, bad money,
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  forces good money out of circulation.
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  So what happened was they came up with quarters that had no
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  silver in it whatsoever. So in 1965, folks, according to
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  the Constitution, they stole our money from our money.
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  We no longer had silver in our coins.
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  OK, So what they did instead to get the good coins out of
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  circulation and have you only hold Fiat coins or fake coins or
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  coins add no value is they came up with a series of collector
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  quarters. Remember the different states
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  you could collect where you would collect those and somehow
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  your silver would make its back way back into the into
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  circulation. Have you ever been to a grocery
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  store and you've seen these green machines there called
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  Coinstar, Coincounter or whatever You take in a whole box
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  of coins, you dump it in there. Do you know where they're making
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  their money? They separate out the separate
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  out the pre 65 Dimes, quarters and a half dollars from the
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  other stuff. Because the Dimes, quarters and
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  a half dollars are worth at least 14 times what it is that
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  the raw quarter should be worth. And that's because those
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  quarters had done, had the silver in it.
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  And the way that we know our money, OK, as defined in the
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  Constitution, is is real here is.
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  And to keep it from being corrupted, there's a round on
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  the outside of the edges here. You see that a little bit.
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  Yep. Yep.
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  That's a really great focus. Yes.
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  You'll see ridges. These ridges are actually called
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  reeds, and these reeds are put on there so that you can't
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  scrape off outside layers. The outside of the the coin and
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  debase the coin cause the coin to be worth less in its metal,
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  OK, than what it should be worth.
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  So in order to stop that, they put the ridges around that were
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  reeds around the outside. And of course you're not going
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  to scrape anything off the top or out of the back.
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  OK. Some other people are asking
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  questions as far as what is money in the United States and
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  what is it in Canada. Well, I suggest you do some
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  research on your own as I did. But the money in Canada is a
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  silver, Silver Maple. So you should be collecting that
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  because anything paper or digitally issued is a
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  representation of that. And that is finite where what
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  you're being issued is not finite.
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  So let me address something else here.
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  OK. There is an old law of physics
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  says energy cannot never be created nor destroyed.
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  OK. So think of your work as labor,
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  OK, And think of your labor as energy, OK.
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  So you're going to, you're going to save up this energy over and
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  above what you actually need to put food on the table and take
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  care of the kids and that kind of stuff.
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  But that is going to now be called purchasing power.
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  You want to store the purchasing power.
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  Look at what they've done. They've convinced you that your
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  purchasing power should be digitized, and you'll see it on
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  a computer screen with digits. OK, have any of you ever lifted
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  up a monster box of American Silver Eagles?
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  That's what $10,000 feels like now.
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  You're going to find it for $10,000 now because they're
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  worth a lot more. Because the dollar's worth the
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  less. OK, it's still worth the same
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  amount of effort, OK? Matter of fact, you used to be
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  able to buy the monsters for a lot less than that.
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  So why has the Monster Box cost gone up?
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  Because the dollars that you're used to purchase the Monster Box
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  have less value in it. OK, so I have a friend of mine
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  who is inside of a very, very large federal institution that
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  you all would know, and I'm gonna see if we can get him on
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  the phone. He said he'd take our call.
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  Ted. Can I ask you a question?
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  So, so would you you talk about this amount of energy that goes
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  into let's say each American Silver Eagle or Canadian Maple
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  Leaf do you feel like? Or, you know, whatever.
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  Yes. Yeah, or even a even a 10 oz
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  bar. I know you're not a big fan of
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  bars, but not. Fungible.
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  How are you going to take a 10 oz bar and go buy something?
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  Who's going to take it from you? Now you might have to take it to
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  a third party and then let them give you the the money for the
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  then currency for it. But you're introducing what's
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  called a a counterparty in there.
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  So you might like to use that bar to go buy, say, a car or
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  something, but that bar is not something the guy's ever seen
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  before. You need to use something that's
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  recognizable, that's fungible. Each bar is going to be slightly
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  different, OK? You also need to be using the
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  money of the country. Otherwise you're using an
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  investment or a commodity, and commodities and investments are
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  taxed. If you were to put, if you were
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  to go out and exchange the redemption certificate, say
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  100,000 of them, that may be in your bank or CD or wherever else
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  and you put it into physical American Silver Eagles and take
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  delivery, they don't have another vault.
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  Hold this. They're not going to be around.
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  Believe me. The people they're managing, the
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  vaults don't have the same kind of interest in your money that
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  you do. Neither do the banks.
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  Their interest is convincing you to separate yourself from your
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  energy that you put into working or generating something of value
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  that particular day to them and you lose the Providence.
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  Remember we talked to yesterday or Friday about Providence.
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  OK. Providence is actually the
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  perfection of what it is that you hold, OK.
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  So if you were to take the dollars and you're going to put
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  them in a bank, right, then they can use those dollars to
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  hypothecate and uses loans or or collateral for loans in many
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  other areas. So if you do some research on
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  fractional reserve banking as some of you mentioned in some of
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  the comments, you'll find that the current Reserve Federal
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  Reserve liquidity ratio is 1.67%.
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  Meaning that they only have to keep $1.67 of every $100 that
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  you $100 that you put in there. Which means that if 1.68% of the
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  depositors decide they want to get their money back, guess what
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  happens? There isn't any left.
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  They're insolvent at that point. Same what would happen with
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  regards to the M2 money supply. Am I toggling back here or are
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  you doing that, Ron? Nope, Nope.
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  You're on the full screen now, Ted.
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  Here, I'll. Here we are.
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  We're together. Hey, I want to ask you.
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  I want to ask you a question. You know you talk about this,
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  this, this epic war going on right now between the Keynesian
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  system and the Austrian system and and that that is at the root
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  of of a lot of the symptoms that we're seeing out there, all the
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  all the symptoms, yes, that's right.
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  But but but but when we look at inflation and I and I just want
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  to reiterate this and make sure I have it correct and and and
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  make sure that our viewers and thank you everyone by the way
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  for joining us today here in the basement.
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  We do appreciate it. We do appreciate the moderators
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  being here. But my question for you is this,
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  this inflation that we're seeing, right.
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  You hear people say it's a an invisible tax, it's a hidden
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  tax. Do you agree with that?
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  I mean this money printing, sure.
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  You know, they they could either raise taxes, which of course,
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  you know could could hurt the wealthy or print more money and
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  that the wealthy kind of benefit when the money's printed as
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  we've seen over the last, what, 10/15/20 years, because asset
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  prices have appreciated and the wealthy own all the assets.
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  But that the middle, the average person out there, right, has
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  lost a significant amount of their buying power and that and
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  that that Silver Eagle that you held up earlier, that it is a
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  store of energy, a store of energy, a store of value.
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  Right. Yeah.
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  Is that correct? Yeah, absolutely correct.
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  You're absolutely correct. And what they're doing is
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  they're taking your hard earned labor and they're
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  fractionalizing it and saying, Oh, well, the economic, the
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  Keynesian model is that you can print your way and inflate your
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  way out of debt. But let me ask you a couple of
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  questions here. If we have a pie and that pie
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  has 2000 calories in it and it's going to feed four people, then
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  each person we get 500 calories for the day, right?
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  And they can go out and clop down a tree or whatever else.
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  But according to Keynesian economics, we could pay them
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  with just a sliver or less than a sliver.
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  It doesn't make sense, folks. Come on.
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  All right. Austrian monetary economics,
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  it's time has come and it's coming back.
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  And that's why you're starting to see all this commotion going
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  on. You know, at this point in time,
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  you're starting to see these two big Goliaths having a battle
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  upstream from where you are. And you're caught in credit card
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  interest rates, not being able to pay the bills and no money,
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  losing the hours at work, paychecks going down.
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  Maybe the paycheck isn't going down, maybe the buying power of
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  the paycheck's going down, maybe even laid off.
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  How many people are being laid off?
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  One of the reasons that I wanted to jump on here so hot and heavy
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  today as I was listening to this guy on another show and he was
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  talking about keeping your money in the stock market.
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  And the guy that was asking the question say, look, the stock
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  market seems rather frothy right now.
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  It's never been high this far, never been this high.
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  Shouldn't we be moving in the cash?
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  He says, Oh no, it's it's you're better to keep a position, he
• 18:54
  said don't keep too much in the way of cash, he said.
• 18:57
  But the market will be down three to in be down over the
• 19:00
  next three to five years folks, is he telling you get ready to
• 19:04
  lose 3 to 5% Now this where is is where I want you to have your
• 19:08
  piece of paper and a pen, OK? Go ahead that that.
• 19:10
  I'm going to your your full screen.
• 19:12
  I'm going to step away for one minute, so you go ahead and
• 19:14
  talk, OK? Folks, what I'd like you to do
• 19:17
  is I'd like you to write down $1 million on a piece of paper like
• 19:19
  this. OK?
• 19:21
  Now, if we lose 20% of that $1,000,000, isn't that $200,000?
• 19:28
  Are you with me? If we lose $200,000 and we're
• 19:31
  left with $800,000, right? OK, you see that?
• 19:37
  My question is if we lose 20% one year, what is the rate of
• 19:40
  return we need in the second year?
• 19:43
  Hey folks, if you're paying attention and you're live, give
• 19:45
  me a number. Do you need 20% to bring back?
• 19:49
  Let's take a look, 20% of $200,000, OK?
• 19:54
  Or 2020% of $200,000 is only $40,000.
• 19:59
  So what do we need 20% of to get back to a million?
• 20:03
  Well, certainly is 20% off the 8:00, What do we need off the
• 20:06
  800,000 to get back to the million?
• 20:09
  Don't we need a 25% return on the 800,025% of 800,000 will be
• 20:16
  200,000, right? So 200,000 puts it back at a
• 20:19
  million. So my point is, is that if you
• 20:22
  lose, if you lose 20% one year, you got to make back 25% the
• 20:28
  following year. But it gets a little worse than
• 20:30
  this. Let's suppose you're in
• 20:32
  retirement, and let's suppose your advisor.
• 20:34
  Well, that wouldn't talk about that.
• 20:35
  Advisors and planners. OK, your advisor says, oh, well,
• 20:39
  you know, you can take 6% off of that.
• 20:41
  That's a fairly safe, safe withdrawal percentage.
• 20:44
  It's not. You need to look at something
• 20:46
  and ask your broker something about something called the Monte
• 20:48
  Carlo simulation. Write it down, it folks.
• 20:52
  Listen, we set up a website and we've also set up an e-mail
• 20:55
  since yesterday and it's set up by my good friend Nick, who is
• 20:59
  who's the owner of this company called Platinum Reputation.
• 21:01
  He does websites and everything, but anyway, he has the e-mail
• 21:04
  set up and the e-mail right now is Ted at tedspeak.net.
• 21:10
  So if you have any questions, comments or whatever, write me a
• 21:13
  give me a you know, tag me up here.
• 21:15
  But anyways. I want to bring you hold on.
• 21:16
  I'm going to interrupt you, Ted. I'm going to bring you to Ted's
• 21:18
  new website here that you can see on your screen,
• 21:22
  tedspeaks.net, and there's a link to that in the description
• 21:26
  of this video. And on top of that, not only
• 21:29
  does Ted have a website and an e-mail address, Ted also now has
• 21:35
  his very own YouTube channel called Ted Speaks Truth, and
• 21:41
  there's a link to that in the description as well.
• 21:43
  Back to you, Ted. All right, so here we are.
• 21:46
  You got $1,000,000 in the account.
• 21:48
  The broker says hang in there, it'll come back, right?
• 21:51
  So you you lose the 20% one year, but you take out 60,000 to
• 21:55
  live on. OK, so now instead of $800,000,
• 21:59
  we actually have $740,000, right?
• 22:04
  If you took out sixty, you're with me.
• 22:06
  OK, So what kind of rate of return do we need on 740,000?
• 22:12
  What, 700 and 707? Oh, four, $704,000 to get back
• 22:19
  to the million. It's a lot more than 25%.
• 22:23
  So what I'm trying to say here, folks, is that you are at a
• 22:28
  point in time right now where I believe asset preservation
• 22:32
  should be more important than asset appreciation.
• 22:35
  OK. Your asset, the silver's going
• 22:37
  to appreciate because it's been manipulated down so far for so
• 22:40
  long. If we go back over to the US
• 22:42
  debt clock, I'd like to show you the papers.
• 22:45
  I'd like to show you the papers the silver ratio.
• 22:48
  I have to do that. Hold on here, OK.
• 22:51
  Yes, everyone should be seeing the US national debt clock and
• 22:55
  you wanna go to the paper to silver ratio.
• 22:57
  Absolutely, absolutely yes. Which?
• 23:00
  Is here it is right here, right? See that my orange finger?
• 23:04
  Everyone 393.19 to 1. OK, that means that they have
• 23:09
  created 393 paper units of silver for every one unit of
• 23:13
  silver that exists. All right, so who are these
• 23:17
  other two 92192 people that think they own the same ounce of
• 23:20
  silver that you do? Oh, you know what possessions
• 23:24
  9/10 of the law, isn't it? So you should be holding your
• 23:27
  own money. Some people mentioned about
• 23:29
  putting money in a vault. Folks sleep on top of it.
• 23:33
  OK. It might be a little rough for a
• 23:34
  little while. OK, but put a mattress on top of
• 23:36
  your stuff. Don't get involved in any third
• 23:38
  party stuff. A third party is somebody you
• 23:40
  have to go to to get your money. And your hope they're going to
• 23:43
  honor their word, right. The only thing that you should
• 23:46
  be trusting at this point in time, at, in, in, in in the
• 23:50
  United States right now at least, is God and the periodic
• 23:54
  table. Silver doesn't lie and God
• 23:57
  doesn't lie. And God is coming about right
• 24:00
  now, and he's going to restore our lives and restore our money
• 24:03
  to the way that it should be. And that's why I'm here.
• 24:07
  So what I'd like you all to do is Ron and I have put a lot of
• 24:10
  work into this. So is our wives, my wife
• 24:11
  Margaret and his wife Susie. I'd like you to consider
• 24:15
  becoming a digital warrior. It won't cost you a nickel, what
• 24:19
  I'd like you to do. Ron doesn't make a nickel out of
• 24:21
  this unless we like it. OK, so if you like what's going
• 24:24
  on, if you smash that like button for him, it helps him out
• 24:28
  a whole lot. He's put a lot of time and more
• 24:30
  so, I guess, than most other people that he has come on his
• 24:32
  show. OK.
• 24:34
  And then the other thing I'd like you to do is a personal
• 24:36
  favor to me. Help me get the word out.
• 24:38
  I don't know how much longer they're going to let me do this
• 24:40
  because like I said last night, I got a very upsetting phone
• 24:43
  call. I've known James for jeez 20
• 24:45
  some years and to have something over money like this, actually
• 24:49
  not over money over digital Fiat currency, right, come up between
• 24:52
  us, I just think it's terrible. So at any rate, what we've
• 24:55
  learned so far today, I believe is a capital preservation is
• 25:00
  more important in capital appreciation because we still
• 25:04
  haven't factored one other thing in here, have we?
• 25:07
  How about the loss in purchasing power due to inflation?
• 25:10
  OK. So if we were to add another 7%
• 25:12
  in here, 7% would be another $1000.
• 25:15
  OK. So now we're down to seven O
• 25:18
  what, 3 or whatever it would be. As far as the inflation, 7%, no,
• 25:22
  it's $4900. Yeah, $70,000 or whatever
• 25:26
  inflation is has eaten away your $60,000 in income off the
• 25:29
  million. This making sense to you, Ron?
• 25:32
  This makes sense. Yeah, it makes pride I think
• 25:34
  another easy way for people to understand what what what.
• 25:38
  And you did a great job and your way was easy.
• 25:40
  But even more simpler is to consider.
• 25:43
  Let's say you have $100,000 invested in the stock market and
• 25:47
  it drops by 50%. Now you have 50,000.
• 25:51
  OK. So you dropped by 50%, but to go
• 25:54
  from 50 back to 100, you now need to go up by 100% just to?
• 25:59
  Give up your money. My question to you guys is what
• 26:03
  kind of risk is involved in getting an investment that could
• 26:06
  double your money in one year? Yeah.
• 26:09
  Is this the point in time see folks, you're not in a position
• 26:12
  to go back and re earn the dollars you already earned.
• 26:14
  I would think that having control of them and seeing that
• 26:17
  holding something finite as a representation of currency
• 26:21
  United States would be a lot smarter because the longer you
• 26:24
  hold that the more it's going up in value because you're seeing
• 26:26
  the increase in the US and in the in the debt.
• 26:29
  Now the M2 money supply is coming down, which are games
• 26:32
  that are being played and hopefully we'll be able to get
• 26:34
  my buddy on that's inside the I can't.
• 26:36
  He doesn't want me to tell you where he's inside of, but
• 26:39
  believe me it's it's pretty high up.
• 26:41
  He's he's seen the likes of people that you've heard the
• 26:44
  names of many, many times. So, Ted, hey Ted, I want to you
• 26:47
  and again back to this epic battle that we're having between
• 26:50
  Keynesian, Austrian, yes, another way to look at that is
• 26:53
  an epic battle between paper, digital versus real.
• 26:59
  Is that? Yeah.
• 27:01
  Yes, exactly. And we've been and we and and
• 27:03
  you know and hey look everybody's entitled.
• 27:05
  Everybody has their own truth. Fred, Fred, Ted has Ted's truth.
• 27:10
  Bob or Ron here has his own truth as well.
• 27:14
  Everybody needs. But to me it just makes my truth
• 27:16
  doesn't make like crazy perfect sense like do.
• 27:20
  I want to my my question back to your audience would be how have
• 27:23
  they able to be able to keep this ruse going for so long?
• 27:27
  Who has who has that because of the control of the media?
• 27:31
  I would like to tell you exactly what's going on right now, but I
• 27:34
  think there'd be people standing outside the door very short
• 27:37
  order. Plus we're putting Ron at risk.
• 27:39
  So please again, please hit the like button for him.
• 27:42
  It means a lot to him. It'll help help him with his
• 27:44
  family and everything. I'm not asking for anything
• 27:47
  else. Anything you want from me,
• 27:49
  you're welcome to get for free. Just reach out to me.
• 27:52
  Ted at tedspeak.net is my e-mail address.
• 27:55
  Take a look at the the what is it the website at tedspeaks.net.
• 28:02
  OK, and then check out the the YouTube channel.
• 28:06
  All the Youtubes up there right now belong to Ron, but at least
• 28:09
  she gives you an idea what the forum is going to look like.
• 28:11
  So, Ron, I know that some other people had some questions and I
• 28:14
  had talked about crossing the Rubicon, but I don't know if
• 28:17
  everybody knows what that is. The Rubicon was a shallow river
• 28:20
  in the boundary between Rome, Rome, and that where money
• 28:23
  started from and the provinces Caesar crossed from a part of
• 28:26
  the Gaul where he was serving as a governor.
• 28:29
  It was against the law to cross into Roman territory with an
• 28:31
  army, and Caesar knew this, and he knew he was starting a civil
• 28:34
  war. OK, so that's basically what's
• 28:38
  happening. That's why I said that I last
• 28:40
  yesterday after doing the show, I've crossed the Ribcon and I'm
• 28:43
  fine with that. I'm absolutely fine with that.
• 28:47
  I have moved enough stock certificates from people's
• 28:51
  possession that had real identifiers on it as we talked
• 28:55
  about like the Q SIP number here, that's the unique
• 28:58
  identifier. My job with ING was to get these
• 29:02
  in from you, put them in a street account, and then manage
• 29:05
  that money as a block inside the street account.
• 29:08
  But what I since learned is that you're never going to get the
• 29:10
  certificate back with the Q SIP number, There's no more unique
• 29:13
  identifier. So why is this important?
• 29:16
  What is a Q SIP number, Ron? We spoke a little earlier before
• 29:20
  the show and we talked about Q SIP and what it actually means.
• 29:23
  Dude, can we pull that back up for everybody?
• 29:25
  Yeah, but hold on here, Ted. Let me as I'm yeah, the.
• 29:29
  Q sip. Here we go.
• 29:31
  It's OK. There you go.
• 29:33
  Do you want me to read it or do you want to read it?
• 29:34
  Yeah. You go and read it, 'cause I
• 29:35
  don't have it in front of me right now.
• 29:37
  You take a break, Ted. You know these people they love.
• 29:39
  I won't sing it. I will read it.
• 29:40
  Don't worry guys, AQ SIP number is A9 character alphanumeric
• 29:45
  code that identifies financial instruments and their issuers.
• 29:51
  Q SIP stands for Committee on Uniform Securities
• 29:55
  Identification Procedures. The American Bankers Association
• 29:59
  owns the Q SIP system, and Standard and Poor's Global
• 30:03
  Market Intelligence manages it. So let me ask you a question
• 30:07
  here. Since all everything is digital
• 30:09
  right now, what happens if their system goes down?
• 30:12
  Who actually owns the system? What are the backups to for them
• 30:16
  to know who they actually owe the money to since they're
• 30:18
  holding the stock certificates? Folks, come on, are you seeing
• 30:22
  this? I know.
• 30:23
  Look, right now you're inside the box, OK?
• 30:27
  Physically inside the box. Mentally, you're outside the box
• 30:31
  looking in, OK What you need to do is come up with a plan while
• 30:36
  you're outside the box, looking in as to how you get physically
• 30:40
  outside the box. Do you understand, Bron?
• 30:42
  Do you think they're connecting with what I'm saying?
• 30:44
  Yeah, you know, I think part of it.
• 30:46
  I want to throw in a couple things.
• 30:47
  I think part of it is we've been, for lack of a better way
• 30:51
  to explain it, brainwashed in this country.
• 30:53
  I mean I was born in 1970. The paper dollar is all I've
• 30:58
  known and my cohorts and you know and I can understand right.
• 31:02
  And and I've like I've said Ted, you show up at my front door
• 31:04
  with you know $10100 bills my my eyes are are gonna are gonna
• 31:09
  light up. I think the other thing that,
• 31:12
  and I've heard a lot of people talking about this lately, that
• 31:16
  that that the general public suffers from is something called
• 31:20
  recency bias. Meaning whatever's happened most
• 31:24
  recently, we we assume will continue into the future.
• 31:28
  So we, you know, the dollar. You know, I talk about my
• 31:32
  parents and I love my parents dearly.
• 31:34
  You know when they they you know when I talk to them about silver
• 31:37
  and gold and they and they understand me and they love me
• 31:40
  and everything else but in their mind the bank is safe right Like
• 31:44
  and I'm I'm like guys you don't understand that you are actually
• 31:47
  taking risk keeping money a lot of money.
• 31:50
  I'm sorry to interrupt you here, but the bottom line is this.
• 31:53
  There's $12 trillion of created deposits electronically in the
• 31:57
  banking system. There's only 1.2 trillion in
• 32:01
  printed currency to take out. So have you ever heard about
• 32:04
  people wanting to go in the bank and taking out the $10,000 or
• 32:07
  $50,000? You know what the problem is?
• 32:09
  The money isn't even there. It hasn't been printed yet.
• 32:12
  They want to keep it all as inexpensive as possible, even
• 32:15
  avoiding the three cents to print on a $1.00 bill or even
• 32:17
  $100 bill because the numbers are so outrageous.
• 32:21
  Right now we're looking at $34 trillion we talked about the
• 32:25
  other day about what a billion is.
• 32:27
  A billion seconds ago being 31.1 years ago, OK, a billion minutes
• 32:32
  ago Jesus walked the earth. And a billion hours ago nothing
• 32:35
  too legged walked the earth. So at some point in time, a
• 32:38
  billion, a trillion quadrillion is 1000 trillion.
• 32:42
  OK, at some point in time, these numbers become theoretical,
• 32:45
  right, Ron? And when they're theoretical,
• 32:47
  they're infinite, right? And nothing that's permanent,
• 32:50
  nothing that's real is infinite. Infinite is a theory.
• 32:54
  OK, it isn't reality. All right, So what I'd suggest
• 32:57
  you do is while the M2 money supply is there and while the
• 33:01
  silver supply exists, and while the banking system is still
• 33:05
  cobbled together somehow and we'll talk to my buddy here
• 33:07
  shortly. OK, You might want to take
• 33:12
  constructive receipt of the non IRA money.
• 33:16
  All right, some people, if you wrote in and said, Ted, how do I
• 33:18
  take constructive or how do I how do I take, how do I roll out
• 33:21
  my IRA from where it is now without paying the taxes?
• 33:25
  The deal is you don't take constructive receipt.
• 33:28
  So you order the monster boxes, the monster boxes come in and
• 33:31
  you don't pick them up. Somebody with another set of
• 33:34
  monster boxes shows up and they take your monster boxes and they
• 33:37
  give you theirs. Now you're not holding
• 33:40
  constructive receipt of their of your monster boxes, are you?
• 33:43
  Basically all you're doing is holding collateral.
• 33:46
  I got no problem holding collateral because I'm holding
• 33:49
  yours, yours, holding mine. They're a workarounds.
• 33:51
  The problem is that they just don't want to tell you about
• 33:53
  this stuff because it's a lot more profitable for them to sell
• 33:56
  you something digitally, like digital silver bars.
• 33:59
  OK. They charge a 7% Commission on
• 34:01
  top of it and tell you that they're going to send your bars
• 34:05
  down to some some bolt that you don't even know about.
• 34:08
  And then what are these bars? What are the bar numbers?
• 34:12
  Are they 100 oz Bars, 1000 oz? What specific identifiers on
• 34:16
  these bars? And how do you know you're going
• 34:17
  to get those same bars back? Folks, only one person cares
• 34:21
  about as much about your money as you, and you know who that
• 34:23
  is. It's you, OK and me.
• 34:25
  But you'll come. You'll come to realize that.
• 34:28
  But let's not cross. Let's let's not.
• 34:30
  Let's not get. And I and I and I want to say
• 34:32
  something, Ted, I get so much heat from, from the Internet
• 34:37
  about the fact that I'll put together videos where sometimes
• 34:40
  I'll say I think, you know, we could see a a $100 silver price.
• 34:44
  We could see a a $500 silver price.
• 34:47
  And just to circle back to what you were saying about, you know,
• 34:50
  quadrillions and zillions, you know, if if if they can print
• 34:54
  infinite amounts of dollars, really the price of silver could
• 34:59
  go to Infinity. And I know it sounds crazy.
• 35:02
  It sounds crazy. And people say, oh, you're nuts.
• 35:04
  And Bubba, like, they can't comprehend that.
• 35:06
  No, you don't understand. Right.
• 35:08
  Like go talk to somebody in Venezuela, right.
• 35:11
  Ask them about, about about how high the silver price can go in
• 35:16
  a currency. That's.
• 35:17
  Called Boots on the Ground. You're absolutely right, Ron.
• 35:19
  Yeah, I work at at night. I have a little job, great job.
• 35:22
  What lovely, wonderful place I work at.
• 35:24
  And there's a Venezuelan cleaning crew that shows up,
• 35:27
  Mama, she's 78 years old, and her son, who's 54, they moved
• 35:31
  here from Venezuela a year ago. Talk about that.
• 35:34
  I talk, you know, to the extent that I can because my Spanish is
• 35:37
  horrible and their English is horrible.
• 35:39
  But we communicate and they, I can tell you this, their eyes
• 35:42
  light up when, when, when you talk about silver and gold,
• 35:45
  because they experienced it. Well, sure.
• 35:47
  We're the only country on the face of the planet that hasn't
• 35:49
  been through a a currency reset. Isn't that interesting, folks.
• 35:54
  It's the truth. That's why everyone here in the
• 35:56
  United States is, is suffering from something called normalcy
• 35:59
  bias. We have never seen a currency
• 36:01
  reset. Now I have a greenback that I
• 36:04
  think my grant, my father had from his grandfather, But
• 36:07
  outside of that, all we've ever known is the same bill size and
• 36:11
  bill colors that we're in familiar with right now.
• 36:14
  But these other countries, if you are in Lithuania or if
• 36:17
  you're in Romania or if you're in, let's see, Scotland, you're
• 36:21
  in Holland. What happened was your
• 36:24
  particular currency of your sovereign current country in
• 36:27
  Europe got done away with and it made part of the euro
• 36:30
  interesting. So what happened to the
• 36:31
  currency? I was on a bus and I was sitting
• 36:35
  next to the guy from Germany and we were talking about the, I
• 36:37
  don't know how something came up, but it did a failing
• 36:41
  currencies. And I said were you around when
• 36:43
  the euro came in the vogue? And he said, Oh yeah, I was.
• 36:46
  I said, and you're from Germany, right?
• 36:48
  And it's broken. He said yes.
• 36:49
  I said were you holding German marks at the time?
• 36:52
  He said yes. He said I was holding German
• 36:54
  Marks and I said, well, when they announced the euro, how
• 36:56
  long did you have to exchange the the, the German marks for
• 37:01
  the euro? And he said it went like this.
• 37:04
  Day one, one to one, day one, day 2, two to one, day three,
• 37:08
  three to one. Then no more conversion.
• 37:11
  What about all the purchasing power that he had put into those
• 37:14
  units? It was stolen.
• 37:16
  People, when people tell you a lie, OK, more chances than not
• 37:21
  they're going to make more money off of you.
• 37:22
  Tell it, telling you the lie to get you to buy or believe
• 37:25
  something than they would if they told you the truth.
• 37:27
  We have got to move back to the truth.
• 37:30
  That's why the truth is so important.
• 37:33
  That's why Ted speaks truth, Ron speaks truth, OK?
• 37:36
  And everyone else that's part of our group speaks truth.
• 37:39
  But if you send me an e-mail, you'll want something.
• 37:41
  I have 17 people that are in my group and they're all ready to
• 37:44
  address your comments and concerns.
• 37:46
  I told him about that. I asked them whether or not they
• 37:48
  would take on a few respondents and they said they would.
• 37:51
  So if you're interested in more information, want to say Hi,
• 37:54
  connect directly. Ted at tedspeaks.net is the
• 37:57
  e-mail address. And Ron, thank you very much for
• 37:59
  setting that up and allowing us to to get the word out to more
• 38:02
  and more people. I'll mention to everybody, we
• 38:04
  don't want you to leave the live stream, but this description of
• 38:07
  this video, you can go get Ted's e-mail address, his new web page
• 38:12
  and his new YouTube channel. Ted, I've got something I want
• 38:15
  to say regards to what you're talking about this, this slow
• 38:20
  erosion that we've seen, this, this epic battle between
• 38:23
  Keynesian, Austrian economics I love because that is the core of
• 38:27
  what's going on. Part of it I've two things I
• 38:30
  want to say and get your opinion on #1.
• 38:32
  I think the problem is that it's happening in slow motion, right?
• 38:37
  It's happening faster now, but it happened little by little by
• 38:40
  little. So people don't.
• 38:42
  It's not like if everybody had gone to sleep for the last 15
• 38:46
  years, right? If if if like time, you know the
• 38:49
  last 15 years it happened, then people like him say wait a
• 38:52
  minute, how did gasoline go from $1.50?
• 38:55
  Nine Trump was president to $4.00, right?
• 38:58
  Yeah. Or how?
• 38:58
  How did how did a cost of a house go from 165,000 to
• 39:04
  425,000? So I think it that it's it
• 39:07
  happens. And I think that's part of that
• 39:09
  recency bias that we talked about.
• 39:11
  But I want to ask you about this as well because another great
• 39:14
  friend of Ron's basement, Pat Holland, he's with the Missouri
• 39:17
  Freedom Initiative. It's a guy that I want you and
• 39:20
  him. Yeah.
• 39:21
  I want you and him to talk sometime.
• 39:22
  He's he's a he's a he's a warrior.
• 39:26
  Yeah. Pat Pat is is a top tier guy.
• 39:29
  He introduced me to this concept of a term.
• 39:34
  I don't know if he invented it or if he heard it from someone
• 39:37
  else, but nominal confusion and what he means by that is like
• 39:41
  you take $100 bill, people just get confused by the number.
• 39:45
  Like $100 bill was valuable to me 20 years ago.
• 39:49
  And you know what it still is today?
• 39:52
  Like, I still look at it like we get confused about the number,
• 39:55
  but we forget that the value has been slowly, little by little,
• 40:01
  eroded on us. And the way that's happening is
• 40:04
  by a serendipitous increase in the money supply.
• 40:07
  Think of it like this, Ron. You and I are going to go into
• 40:10
  business and we're going to start a restaurant.
• 40:12
  We're going to offer the best crab bisque that you've ever
• 40:15
  had. Have you ever had a crab?
• 40:17
  A bowl of a cup, a cup of crab bisque, that One Cup of crab
• 40:21
  bisque, and you're filled up. You've ever had a bowl of it
• 40:23
  like that? No, I have.
• 40:26
  OK, though, it's so thick and so one bowl is more than enough.
• 40:30
  So we're going to go into business.
• 40:31
  We're going to start selling a crab chowder.
• 40:34
  A crab. A crab soup.
• 40:35
  OK by the cup. We're going to charge a dollar
• 40:38
  for it. OK.
• 40:39
  And 1 cup and a couple of crackers and you're done.
• 40:42
  OK, your lunch is finished. But what happens?
• 40:44
  I go back to Ron and say, hey, Ron, I mean, we're not making
• 40:47
  enough money here. We got to make some more money.
• 40:49
  He said, Ron, it's Ted. We're in the midst of depression
• 40:51
  right now. People can't afford more than a
• 40:53
  dollar. Well, I got an idea.
• 40:56
  What do you say we're we're we're cooking up a 20 gallon pot
• 40:58
  of the soup at one time, right? Why don't we add just say, half
• 41:02
  a gallon of water and see what happens.
• 41:04
  So we add a half a gallon of water to this 20 gallon pot of
• 41:07
  soup. What do you think is going to
• 41:08
  happen? Nothing.
• 41:09
  They aren't going to see it. It's called the boiled frog
• 41:11
  syndrome right now. Very, very slow.
• 41:13
  Also called. We'll talk about it later.
• 41:16
  Called a crack up. Boom.
• 41:17
  OK, so we add a little bit of water in here and guess what?
• 41:19
  Our profits go up, right, because we stole something from
• 41:23
  them. We didn't tell them we're going
• 41:24
  to start putting water in it and we should charge 20% less or
• 41:27
  whatever percentage would turn out to be OK.
• 41:30
  So that was fine. But guess what, our cost of
• 41:33
  living keeps going up faster than our ability to get it from
• 41:37
  increase from our customers. So, hey, you know, Ron, that
• 41:40
  worked out pretty good. Let's put in 2 gallons this
• 41:42
  time. And guess what, they don't
• 41:44
  really notice it that much. And those, maybe?
• 41:46
  Oh, I was a little soupy then and it wasn't quite as chowdery
• 41:50
  as what it was. But now what happens is they
• 41:52
  finish the cup of soup. And Ron, do you think they're
• 41:54
  still full? No, they're not full.
• 41:57
  No. And they've had the two
• 41:58
  crackers. And so they said, well, you
• 42:00
  know, gosh, I'm hungry. So guess what we do.
• 42:02
  We sell them half a sandwich. Have you ever heard of that cup
• 42:06
  of soup and half a sandwich? Whatever happened to just cup of
• 42:08
  soup? Dag on it?
• 42:10
  It used to be really big, you know, beefy, hearty stuff.
• 42:14
  All that has changed. And why is that changed?
• 42:17
  I'm talking about the battle between Keynesian economics and
• 42:20
  Austrian monetary economics. They're affecting everything
• 42:23
  downstream, including the type of soup you get in a cup of, you
• 42:27
  know, a bowl of soup nowadays. So what happens is now instead
• 42:31
  of selling a cup of soup, we're selling a bowl.
• 42:34
  We're not selling a bowl for a dollar.
• 42:35
  We're going to sell a bowl for $1.50.
• 42:38
  We have watered down the soup so much and the people gotten used
• 42:41
  to so much of it, that Ron seems like you're even having trouble
• 42:44
  remembering the time when you had a cup.
• 42:47
  A cup of crab bisque? 1 cup of it that filled you up.
• 42:50
  Are you? Am I?
• 42:51
  Are you with me? Yeah, I gotcha.
• 42:53
  Yeah. No, I I, I, I have a similar
• 42:54
  example, but I I use Jack Daniels whiskey, right?
• 42:57
  If they if they started, you know, adding water to the
• 43:00
  whiskey, At first people wouldn't notice.
• 43:02
  But at some point they're like, hey, this stuff doesn't get me
• 43:05
  drunk anymore. You know what happened?
• 43:07
  It lost its power. It lost its value.
• 43:09
  I guess if you want to look at it that way, let.
• 43:11
  Me go that one last time here folks.
• 43:13
  Ron has put a lot of work into this and so have I not to make
• 43:16
  you feel guilty or whatever. All I'm asking you to do is hit
• 43:18
  the like button and if you haven't subscribed, hit the
• 43:21
  scribe button because someone must give before you get, right.
• 43:27
  If you're if you're out there naked and somebody gives you
• 43:29
  something, OK, you got to receive and somebody's got to
• 43:32
  give before you get right. My question to you is, are you
• 43:36
  going to be a hoarder or are you going to be a pass it along, pay
• 43:40
  it forward type of guy or person.
• 43:42
  The way you do that is share this with your friends because
• 43:45
  your friends have these stock certificates.
• 43:47
  No they don't. They don't have stock
• 43:49
  certificates. They have an investment account,
• 43:52
  OK? They don't actually have
• 43:53
  Dominion. They don't actually have
• 43:54
  constructive receipt of a daggone thing.
• 43:57
  What they have is the promise of a share.
• 43:59
  But if the share doesn't have AQ SIP number on it, like all these
• 44:03
  do, OK, guess what? If you don't hold it, you don't
• 44:08
  own it, and if you don't own it, it's all owned.
• 44:10
  Somebody else does. So if 1/2 of 1% of all assets
• 44:14
  are currently in physical money, then what that means is 99.5% of
• 44:19
  the people are still in Fiat script.
• 44:24
  Can this be converted directly in the silver run?
• 44:29
  Directly into silver? I don't think so, no.
• 44:31
  No, no. You got to take this to a bank
• 44:35
  or wherever, take it back to the broker.
• 44:36
  They got to send you the money, right?
• 44:38
  They send you a check. Once you get the check, you can
• 44:41
  then you have to then take the check to your account and put it
• 44:44
  in the bank. What's got to happen though?
• 44:45
  Check's got to clear, right? You got to get the check.
• 44:47
  It's got to clear. You got to find out how much
• 44:49
  you're going to charge you to get out of your own investments.
• 44:52
  Believe me, they will charge you to get out.
• 44:54
  Then they'll offer you the option to get an overnight check
• 44:56
  sent to you or whatever, and they'll charge you for that as
• 44:59
  well. Now once you get that check, the
• 45:01
  check's got to clear and typically it's going to be drawn
• 45:03
  against State Street bank check and see if I'm right.
• 45:06
  I'm not kidding. All right.
• 45:07
  So then once that check clears, then you can go back to the coin
• 45:10
  guy that holds the monster boxes you want to buy, OK?
• 45:14
  And then he's got to take your check.
• 45:16
  He's got to have him in stock 1st, and then he's got to accept
• 45:18
  your check. All right?
• 45:20
  The bottom line is you have work to do to get from this to this.
• 45:25
  OK. All right.
• 45:27
  And what you need to do is you need to understand why and how
• 45:30
  and why it's so important. And why is Ted speaking so fast
• 45:34
  and so passionate about this? What do you think is going on?
• 45:37
  I'm telling you, time is nigh. There's not a whole lot of time
• 45:41
  left. That's why I'm speaking quick.
• 45:42
  And if you have to slow it down, like I said, that little gear
• 45:45
  thing down there hit that, it'll bring up .75 again.
• 45:48
  Like I said, I'm I'm used to getting things like 1.51.75.
• 45:52
  I'm taking a lot of information all the time.
• 45:55
  I was up at 1:00 AM this morning.
• 45:57
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• 45:58
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• 47:11
  Ted, I'm going to come back to you here.
• 47:13
  Yeah. What I want to go into next was
• 47:15
  the difference between planners and advisors.
• 47:18
  OK, All right. And advisors, anybody look up
• 47:21
  what has to be, what you have to do to become an advisor.
• 47:24
  I think nowadays it might require a four year bachelor's
• 47:27
  degree, but it can be in in art or the history of music or
• 47:30
  whatever. OK.
• 47:32
  The bottom line is, is that they have reduced the the, the
• 47:36
  require. Well they've they've increased
• 47:38
  the onus of calling yourself a planner.
• 47:41
  When I was a certified financial planner, I was told that my
• 47:45
  rules are this If anyone misunderstood what I said and
• 47:50
  they lodged A complaint, I'm found guilty, then must prove
• 47:53
  myself innocent. That's the way it works.
• 47:56
  So if you want to hold yourself out as a financial planner,
• 47:58
  you're holding yourself out as a fiduciary, which I was for 27
• 48:02
  years. I built the practice from zero
• 48:05
  to 700 million and sold it in two. 2010 I was a radio
• 48:09
  personality in the Baltimore, Washington area.
• 48:11
  For goodness about 15 years. Had the practice for about 27
• 48:15
  years. Folks, everything I'm telling
• 48:17
  you is 100% true. I was there and I swam in with
• 48:19
  those sharks. But I'm out now.
• 48:21
  And now the sharks want to get me because I've turned against
• 48:24
  them. But it's time.
• 48:26
  Your livelihood, your future depends upon this.
• 48:28
  Only 1/2 of 1% are holding what I'm asking you to hold.
• 48:32
  OK, it's not an investment, it's a it's a transformations,
• 48:35
  redemption of the dollar certificates for the actual
• 48:38
  money itself. So a certified financial
• 48:41
  planner, or nowadays anyone that calls himself a planner, has to
• 48:46
  have a fiduciary relationship with you, meaning that they have
• 48:50
  to put your interest before their own.
• 48:52
  Who's doing that now with the way inflation's taken off,
• 48:55
  That's why they're out there talking about, oh, don't get out
• 48:58
  of the stock market. Expect to lose over the next
• 49:00
  three to five years. Oh, it's all due to my milkshake
• 49:03
  theory. That was new for me.
• 49:05
  I thought I was stupid. I read what the milkshake.
• 49:08
  Excuse me? Milkshake theory is all about.
• 49:11
  And what I'd ask you to do is draw your own conclusion by
• 49:14
  looking into what is called a crack up.
• 49:16
  Boom. A crack.
• 49:18
  A boom is the more generally widely known phenomenon that
• 49:23
  we're talking about. So when I was an estate planner,
• 49:27
  OK, there was this guy that would compete against me.
• 49:29
  His name is Rick Edelman. And Rick would create trust in
• 49:32
  everything down in Northern Virginia, the same as I was
• 49:34
  doing up here in Baltimore. But then Rick started
• 49:37
  encroaching on me. And what he did was he created
• 49:39
  something called the Ricky Trust, said, Oh my gosh, am I
• 49:42
  stupid? What is a Ricky Trust?
• 49:44
  Well, you got to go read his book.
• 49:45
  The Rickey Trust basically provides for funds for a child
• 49:49
  in the event they become irresponsible.
• 49:52
  OK. It's called a spendthrift trust.
• 49:54
  All right. I had that was my career in the
• 49:56
  estate planning. I had radio shows and all kind
• 49:58
  of stuff, but wouldn't talk about that at another time.
• 50:00
  What I'd like to talk about right now is your future and
• 50:03
  your money, because you don't have a whole lot of time left.
• 50:05
  The bottom could fall out of this at any minute.
• 50:08
  You know you know Ted and and I want to throw in Lynette Zang
• 50:12
  when I had her here in the basement.
• 50:14
  Gosh, it's been a couple of months.
• 50:16
  I'm wanting to get her back. I know she has a new venture
• 50:18
  she's involved in. But she talked about how you
• 50:23
  know we are near the end or likely right.
• 50:25
  None of us has a crystal ball and then we got, we have to we
• 50:28
  have to throw that in there, right.
• 50:29
  You know. But she put it, I thought very
• 50:32
  eloquently, like the reason why things seem so crazy to
• 50:37
  everybody right now. Like everybody feels like
• 50:39
  something's wrong. Everybody senses there is
• 50:42
  because we're near the end. They're not catching the kind of
• 50:45
  fish they used to catch because maybe they're standing on the
• 50:48
  side of the river and all these torrents are coming down.
• 50:51
  OK, And things aren't the same. They're not in the water.
• 50:55
  They're not in the bond market, the stock market, the housing
• 50:57
  market, whatever. They're not seeing all the
• 50:59
  turmoil. They're just saying, hey, I'm
• 51:01
  not catching the same kind of fish I used to catch.
• 51:03
  The trouble is upstream, folks, Look, come on.
• 51:06
  We have to look at the source of the problem.
• 51:08
  If you're going to figure out what the the the solution is,
• 51:11
  right? You can't deal with a solution
• 51:13
  with a symptom. You have to find out what the
• 51:15
  problem is. And I'm telling you what the
• 51:17
  problem is. This, this heart of the beast.
• 51:21
  OK, The BIS. All right, as it's being taken
• 51:25
  out of this hydra, its tentacles are being removed from as far
• 51:28
  down as its toenails. And this is causing all kinds of
• 51:32
  pain and shifting and everything.
• 51:33
  Oh, we don't have enough money here.
• 51:34
  Oh, jeez, the gas line shut down.
• 51:36
  Oh, gosh, this is happening. The labor market's drying up all
• 51:38
  the housing market. Oh, my.
• 51:40
  See all this kind of stuff, it's all going to go away, believe
• 51:44
  me, in the flip of a switch, because we are already ready for
• 51:49
  the new money, which is God's money, which is silver.
• 51:52
  If you hold the silver, you can get the currency, whatever it
• 51:54
  turns out to be. You never want to hold the
• 51:57
  script of a warring government. Now, as we talked about with the
• 52:01
  stock certificates, these stock certificates are only redeemable
• 52:04
  in the dollars. What happens if you go to redeem
• 52:07
  the dollars and there's no more such thing as a dollar?
• 52:10
  Do they owe you anything for the stock certificate?
• 52:12
  Wouldn't that let them off the hook, huh.
• 52:14
  So all these stock certificates were actually put together and
• 52:17
  put in a vault at 55 Water St. at the DTCC and a fire broke out
• 52:23
  inside of a vault. Go figure.
• 52:24
  That one. OK, then what happened?
• 52:27
  I'm not kidding. You look at this stuff.
• 52:29
  The Sand Super Sandy storm. A Superstorm Sandy raked up the
• 52:32
  East Coast and just at where 55 water St. is it headed West.
• 52:38
  OK, and flooded the area where the vault was.
• 52:42
  And guess what happened? All the ashes as a result of the
• 52:45
  fire in the vault were washed out.
• 52:48
  This it. It's crazy.
• 52:49
  You're being stolen from and ripped off in so many ways you
• 52:52
  don't even know it. Yeah, it feel, it feels like
• 52:56
  like and I love the way you said that God's money or the OR the
• 53:00
  planet's money or whatever, but it feels like, it's like like a
• 53:03
  battle between good and evil or or God and you know like like
• 53:10
  how do I say this? Like I I always love that same
• 53:12
  Mother Nature always wins and in my mind like Mother Nature are
• 53:17
  are gold and silver right they are the real money.
• 53:20
  And and I I I've said this over the last couple years Ted that
• 53:24
  like the system and I guess now I can call it this Keynesian
• 53:28
  system. This debt based system became so
• 53:31
  convoluted, so perverted, so synthetic.
• 53:35
  I mean, and I think you were saying it like, oh, we got
• 53:37
  problems in the labor market, we got problems in the real estate
• 53:39
  market, we got problems in the bond market, we got the used car
• 53:42
  markets, all these symptoms. But what it really comes down to
• 53:46
  is this battle between between good money and fake money.
• 53:51
  Exactly. Exactly.
• 53:52
  You hit it right on the head. You hit it right on the head.
• 53:55
  I would, I guess we had a choice when we first came out with his
• 53:59
  truth movement that we're putting out right now, whether
• 54:02
  or not we want to try to talk to people and get them to believe
• 54:05
  that we knew what was going to happen in the future.
• 54:07
  You know, even if we did what it isn't a lot more beneficial to
• 54:11
  figure out what do you do when the future actually comes and
• 54:15
  should you get prepared for the future?
• 54:17
  I mean, is there any downside to what I'm saying here outside of
• 54:22
  realizing that you're not being told the truth and most of the
• 54:25
  things that you think you're being told the truth in at this
• 54:27
  point in time, as I said, trust God in the periodic table and
• 54:31
  silver and gold on the on the periodic table.
• 54:33
  So I have, I have a question for you, Ted.
• 54:34
  What are you selling? I mean when, when's your sales
• 54:37
  pitch? What are you when are you going
• 54:38
  to offer this, you know, offer that people can't refuse?
• 54:44
  I'm doing this for a personal reason.
• 54:46
  It's got nothing to do with money.
• 54:48
  It's got more to do with integrity.
• 54:50
  And some people mention the the Mason stuff over my left
• 54:54
  shoulder. You don't know what that's all
• 54:56
  about, folks. At the level that I went up to,
• 55:00
  we pledged to protect women, orphans and children.
• 55:03
  And my wife and I, we adopted our two daughters.
• 55:06
  One little girl was adopted through the Jewish associated
• 55:09
  Jewish charity. She was brand new.
• 55:11
  Got a phone call. I think it's the greatest way to
• 55:12
  have get a phone call in the morning.
• 55:14
  Said Mr. Von your oops, your baby's been born.
• 55:17
  And the other child, Medina, she was she was in Kazakhstan and
• 55:23
  she was being abused. She had, she had cigarette burns
• 55:26
  on her and they'd Burken her elbow a couple of times and she
• 55:30
  started to have the effects of rickets, which is a lack of
• 55:33
  vitamin D and her legs started to bow.
• 55:35
  And she also had sinus infections.
• 55:37
  And I think there's seven sinus cavities, but there was no money
• 55:40
  to treat the sinus infection with antibiotics.
• 55:43
  So Medina thought she was a little Princess and she was
• 55:46
  actually being abused, physically abused by the other
• 55:48
  children in the orphanage. She was walking around as if she
• 55:50
  was a Prince of her hands up like this and that kind of
• 55:52
  thing. And so that's how we did our
• 55:55
  family, that's how we put our family together.
• 55:57
  But please don't cast any aspersions on on Freemasonry.
• 56:00
  There are bad things at the top, and it's not as though I wasn't
• 56:04
  invited to be at the top. I was, but I only met you twice
• 56:08
  now. OK, maybe as we go on a little
• 56:10
  bit longer I I, I might share what actually happened.
• 56:13
  But at this point in time, that's not important.
• 56:15
  What's important is you get control of your own funds and
• 56:18
  you're in charge of your of your life.
• 56:20
  You're in charge of your own money, and you take control over
• 56:23
  your your, your, your assets. Don't let somebody else have
• 56:27
  control of them. Your assets are yours, OK.
• 56:31
  But if someone comes between you and your assets, that's what's
• 56:34
  called a counterparty. OK.
• 56:36
  So there's something, if we have a few minutes, I'd like to
• 56:38
  explain this other thing. It's very important.
• 56:40
  OK. So when you go to sell a share
• 56:42
  of stock, I wish I had some kind of marker board here, OK, You're
• 56:46
  going to go to your broker. OK.
• 56:48
  Maybe that broker is Merrill Lynn, Smith, Barney, whatever.
• 56:50
  OK. The broker then is going to, I
• 56:52
  wish I could do this. The broker, you'll have to write
• 56:55
  it down, OK. The bottom line is the broker,
• 56:58
  OK? Takes your money or takes your
• 57:00
  sale, takes your money, all right?
• 57:01
  And he gives it to the back office.
• 57:03
  So Merrill Lynch gives it to the back office, which most of the
• 57:07
  time is computer share and they're based out of Australia.
• 57:10
  Computer share gives it to a company called Seed and company
• 57:14
  CEDE and company. They're located at 55 Water St.
• 57:18
  Let me ask you, Ron, what does the word seed mean?
• 57:21
  Like if you have a receding hairline or you can see the
• 57:24
  point, what does that mean? Take it back.
• 57:26
  To give it up. That's right.
• 57:28
  So check this out. I don't ask you to to believe
• 57:30
  me. I would prefer that you do your
• 57:32
  own homework and find this out for yourself.
• 57:35
  So the seed, the seeding company is a sole intermediary for the
• 57:40
  DTCC which stands for Ron. Can you put this up somehow?
• 57:44
  The Depository Trust Clearing Corporation.
• 57:48
  One more time, folks. It stands for the Depository
• 57:51
  Trust Clearing Corporation. OK.
• 57:53
  They own your stock. They're the guys that say
• 57:56
  whether or not you can have it or not have it.
• 57:58
  OK, So if they say you can have your stock, OK, then they will
• 58:01
  send the message back to Seed and company saying, yeah, give
• 58:04
  Ron his stock, OK, Now Seed and company's got to send a message
• 58:08
  to Computershare, OK? And Computershare has got to get
• 58:12
  the message and say, OK, fine, we'll release the funds and
• 58:14
  we'll send it to his broker. OK, Now the broker, all right.
• 58:19
  The broker is going to give you the check, but the checks going
• 58:21
  to be made out. But from State Street Bank, most
• 58:24
  of the times. Interesting.
• 58:25
  They're part of it. OK.
• 58:27
  And then what you have to do is cash the check and it's finally
• 58:29
  yours. My question to you is the broker
• 58:34
  to computer share, computer share to seed and company seed
• 58:37
  and company to DTCC? OK, the heck on it.
• 58:42
  The DCCC says yes, Ron can have his money to seed and company.
• 58:46
  Steven company sends the electronic message to computer
• 58:49
  share saying Ron can have his money and then finally he gets
• 58:52
  his money. So how many counterparties are
• 58:55
  there between Ron and his money? Ron's right here.
• 58:57
  His money is right there. You got he's got the broker's
• 59:00
  got to be in business. That's 123-4567 counterparties,
• 59:06
  not counting State Street Bank. And let me let me throw
• 59:09
  something in. A couple of them are outside of
• 59:11
  the continental United States. That's exactly right.
• 59:14
  They did that on purpose. That's why computer shares, the
• 59:17
  back ING did that. Our back office became computer
• 59:21
  shared. Where the heck are they located?
• 59:23
  Australia. Oh my God, that's a continent.
• 59:27
  How are you going to find the person in Australia that's going
• 59:29
  to push the buttons? Allow you to have your money,
• 59:30
  right? Folks, you need to understand
• 59:34
  the truth. I understand why they're
• 59:36
  fighting so hard. I understand we'll have some
• 59:38
  battles here. Ron is is slightly concerned
• 59:41
  about the information we're putting out, being shut down or
• 59:44
  losing whatever. But please help him out again.
• 59:47
  Please become a digital warrior with us.
• 59:50
  Ron, can you show him where the like button?
• 59:51
  I don't see that on my screen here.
• 59:53
  What? Button's always right below the
• 59:55
  thumbs up. That's it.
• 59:56
  Thumbs up, right? Oh, thumbs up would be nice.
• 59:59
  There were about 1516 thousand views and I think we got about
• 1:00:02
  15-16 hundred likes, which is pretty good.
• 1:00:05
  But and. I and I, I have a big
• 1:00:07
  announcement to make. Ted, if I can interrupt you for
• 1:00:09
  one second that that was in the comments too.
• 1:00:12
  I I apologize, I interrupt Ted so much, but this is a big
• 1:00:15
  announcement. This is the most watched live
• 1:00:17
  stream in the history of Ron's basement.
• 1:00:20
  We have over 800 people with us. So thank you everyone who's
• 1:00:24
  joining us today. You know, it's me and Ted
• 1:00:27
  talking, right? But there's one person who's
• 1:00:30
  just as important and that's you, right?
• 1:00:32
  That's called, it's not called Ted Tube, not yet anyway.
• 1:00:36
  It's not called Ron Tube, it's called YouTube.
• 1:00:39
  So the viewer out there and and Ted, you know the information
• 1:00:44
  that you're giving, the education that you're giving is.
• 1:00:48
  It's long overdue. It's long overdue.
• 1:00:51
  I appreciate the accolades, but this should have gotten out a
• 1:00:53
  long time ago. And why is it me doing this?
• 1:00:56
  Why is it somebody else? Yeah, these people, you're good
• 1:01:01
  looking. What?
• 1:01:03
  I said you're good looking and you have a great personality.
• 1:01:08
  Folks, Ron's right. I'm on a personal message
• 1:01:12
  mission here, and I shared that with you all yesterday.
• 1:01:15
  But I don't want my reward down here.
• 1:01:17
  I wanted up in heaven. OK, so just take the message for
• 1:01:21
  what it is. I hope you believe it.
• 1:01:23
  If you don't, I hope you take the time and tell me why you
• 1:01:25
  don't believe it. But more importantly, I hope you
• 1:01:28
  take the time to investigate because everything I've told you
• 1:01:30
  is true. There was another YouTube
• 1:01:33
  channel that I reached out to and I gave him about an hour,
• 1:01:38
  hour and 10 minutes went through all the same kind of stuff here.
• 1:01:42
  Never even got a thank you or anything back from him.
• 1:01:45
  So then I sent an e-mail. I said hey, this is what I plan
• 1:01:47
  on doing if if we get together. No response.
• 1:01:50
  I was torqued at this point so I sent an e-mail and said the
• 1:01:53
  favor of a reply would be appreciated.
• 1:01:56
  I got a call back the next day and say Ted.
• 1:01:59
  We have carefully analyzed the entire hour and 10 minutes that
• 1:02:03
  you spent on the phone with us and we have verified what you
• 1:02:07
  said and we'd like to bring you in for a for an interview.
• 1:02:12
  Everything I'm telling you is true, folks.
• 1:02:16
  I don't know what you think. My, my my motive is here.
• 1:02:19
  Outside of doing what doing what needs to be done.
• 1:02:22
  We're I'd invite you to be part of this truth movement.
• 1:02:25
  Help us get the word out. Help people understand that they
• 1:02:28
  really don't own the stock certificates that they do, that
• 1:02:30
  the stock certificate they think they do are owned by many other
• 1:02:32
  people. And if you think you own silver
• 1:02:34
  and SLV or GLDGLD is a gold equivalent, you don't.
• 1:02:38
  It's all proxy for it. If you have to own digital
• 1:02:42
  money, the best way to do it is PSLV.
• 1:02:47
  It's the Eric Sprott Physical Silver Trust.
• 1:02:50
  OK, If you have to stay digital, I prefer that you didn't.
• 1:02:54
  OK? I prefer that you sleep on top
• 1:02:57
  of your own hard mattress and put a couple of blankets over
• 1:03:00
  top of the dozen or so mantra boxes you can sleep on top of.
• 1:03:03
  That's what you need to do because that will be here long
• 1:03:06
  after you're dead and gone. Your children will thank you.
• 1:03:08
  And you're never going to get another opportunity like this.
• 1:03:10
  Your your your parents never had this opportunity.
• 1:03:13
  Your grandparents never had this opportunity.
• 1:03:15
  Your children, grandchildren and on down the line, as Bill Holter
• 1:03:19
  had said, if you come out of this with assets, everybody's
• 1:03:23
  supposed to be broke. When you come out of this, if
• 1:03:25
  you come out of this with assets, you've created
• 1:03:27
  generational wealth, quote, UN quote, reach out.
• 1:03:30
  Ask Bill Holter if he said that. He did, and I believe I like
• 1:03:34
  Bill Holter, like Andy Schechtman, like Rafi Farber is
• 1:03:37
  a rock star. Some of these people you ought
• 1:03:39
  to connect to because they are on our side.
• 1:03:43
  Rafi Farber had the chief economist of the of the BIS.
• 1:03:48
  I don't recall his name, but he had a PhD in economics.
• 1:03:50
  It's not worthwhile to know his name.
• 1:03:51
  Anyway, Rafi went up against him, Rafi sitting back in a
• 1:03:55
  T-shirt and all that, looking real comfortable.
• 1:03:58
  And he looks so confident because he knows he's got this
• 1:04:00
  Keynesian economist by the short hairs.
• 1:04:04
  And he and the and the economist go back and forth and the the
• 1:04:08
  Keynesian guy says, well, he says we don't control the money.
• 1:04:11
  He says the GDP does. And Rafi says, well, what
• 1:04:14
  controls the GDP? Oh my gosh, he absolutely lost
• 1:04:19
  it At this point. I I wish I could find that
• 1:04:21
  segment because you all got to see it.
• 1:04:23
  It just shows you the the, the the lack of chicanery, the kind
• 1:04:29
  of clownsmanship going on here behind the scenes.
• 1:04:32
  And it isn't going to take much of this type of information to
• 1:04:34
  get out to cause a ground swell. But The thing is, folks, is that
• 1:04:38
  the amount of American Eagles, Silver Eagles type one is
• 1:04:42
  finite. It's very small.
• 1:04:43
  People know there's a tracking chip in there, which is another
• 1:04:46
  thing you guys asked me about tracking chips.
• 1:04:49
  The technology is there OK. I have a video that was put out
• 1:04:53
  by Honeywell bragging about how they can even identify a pack of
• 1:04:57
  cigarettes wherever it happens to go.
• 1:05:00
  Packets of cigarettes are sold in cartoons, Cartoons are sold
• 1:05:02
  in boxes, OK, and each pack of cigarettes will have a marker in
• 1:05:06
  it. Now the technology actually has
• 1:05:08
  to be able to handle that kind of pressure, but the technology
• 1:05:12
  exists for some type of communication to happen from
• 1:05:15
  that cigarette pack to a satellite and identify exactly
• 1:05:19
  where that cigarette pack is. You tell them you don't think
• 1:05:23
  they wouldn't want to know where an ounce of American Silver
• 1:05:26
  Eagle money is being held. Stick with type ones first, junk
• 1:05:31
  silver 2nd, and then move to to type 2.
• 1:05:34
  But please cover them up somehow with metal I, you know, wrap it
• 1:05:38
  up and just just until the crap's over with just until the
• 1:05:42
  cleanup is out of the way. OK, we're going to go back to a
• 1:05:45
  great country, have trust in Trump.
• 1:05:47
  He is a hell of a businessman and it he he's not a failure.
• 1:05:51
  He doesn't get involved in anything that he fails at.
• 1:05:54
  And and I'm not part of that. I'm a part of the general truth
• 1:05:57
  movement on our own part, which I'm asking you to be a part of
• 1:06:00
  by sharing this information before something happens.
• 1:06:05
  So we have another program we'll be putting together probably
• 1:06:08
  maybe Wednesday or Friday, depending upon what happens this
• 1:06:12
  week. OK.
• 1:06:14
  But I really hope that you take this information it's given in
• 1:06:17
  the spirit of love, folks. Yeah, yeah.
• 1:06:20
  We'll be back. We'll.
• 1:06:21
  This is very serious times right now, folks.
• 1:06:24
  There are people that are dying overseas.
• 1:06:26
  There are people starving in the streets.
• 1:06:28
  There are veterans being kicked out of hotels and stuff.
• 1:06:30
  Come on, let's get real. Take control of your money.
• 1:06:35
  Don't get fleeced. Come out of this whole thing
• 1:06:36
  with assets. And the only asset, the best
• 1:06:39
  asset to come out of this with is American Silver Eagles
• 1:06:42
  because you're going to be able to bless other people.
• 1:06:45
  When I worked up the math on this and came up with $217,000
• 1:06:48
  in per eagle, I'm letting that out of the bag now Ron, because
• 1:06:51
  you brought it up when you said that you thought that the silver
• 1:06:53
  could actually go to Infinity. It could go to Infinity if the
• 1:06:56
  dollar goes to 0. So 217,000, I'm not worried
• 1:06:59
  about that call. I'm not worried about 20
• 1:07:01
  thousand, 50,000 because it's like how many shovels of dirt
• 1:07:04
  will you take for that diamond? I mean see it's, it has no, it
• 1:07:10
  has no, it has no value. They can create it this fast.
• 1:07:13
  OK, Labor isn't being created that fast.
• 1:07:17
  And again, energy is neither created nor destroyed.
• 1:07:21
  Your work is energy. Save it.
• 1:07:23
  Somebody else is. It's not destroyed.
• 1:07:26
  You hold your own money, folks. OK, we'll have another program.
• 1:07:29
  We'll talk more about it. You know and yet and we'll be
• 1:07:31
  back on Friday. Well you and I can talk about
• 1:07:35
  that offline Friday of this week, Ted.
• 1:07:37
  So people can look forward to seeing more of Ted on Friday.
• 1:07:39
  But I want to talk about what you just talked about with
• 1:07:41
  Silver going to $217,000 per oz or Infinity.
• 1:07:47
  And I think I want, I want to circle back to what you said
• 1:07:49
  earlier because I think for silver investors this is so
• 1:07:52
  critical to understand that there's only so much energy in
• 1:07:58
  the world, right? There's only so much if there's
• 1:08:01
  a finite amount of energy and and a certain amount of that is
• 1:08:06
  is is represented by silver by gold probably by some other
• 1:08:09
  metals and other things as well and and to represent that energy
• 1:08:14
  with paper money or electronic money which can be created into
• 1:08:20
  Infinity. Just shows us this relationship
• 1:08:23
  that exists between between between paper, fake synthetic
• 1:08:30
  unlimited money and real money like metal, right.
• 1:08:35
  Silver and gold and and I and I and I want to our viewers.
• 1:08:39
  I think this is critical for people to understand.
• 1:08:41
  I was driving home the other day from lunch and I got stuck in a
• 1:08:45
  little traffic jam and there was a Chevy Suburban in front of me
• 1:08:49
  that you know, I looked at it thought that car is probably 8
• 1:08:51
  years old. I said I bet it's worth $10,000,
• 1:08:55
  right? That car is still worth
• 1:08:57
  something right now because if it's utility, but when that car
• 1:09:03
  eventually winds up in a junkyard, it's going to be
• 1:09:05
  crunched up and turned into it's only going to be worth the
• 1:09:08
  metal, right? It's only gonna be like the
• 1:09:10
  metal is is this like timeless store of value that we all have
• 1:09:15
  and Ted's holding up the Constitution, I think.
• 1:09:18
  That's right. That's right.
• 1:09:20
  Just thought I'd try to get some messages out because I think we
• 1:09:22
  should probably try to wrap it up here a little bit.
• 1:09:25
  Did we cover all the questions that people had?
• 1:09:27
  I I went through all 300 some comments that Y'all made.
• 1:09:31
  I hopefully you saw that I checked like or made a personal
• 1:09:33
  comment to you some I've. I've invited you to reach out to
• 1:09:37
  me directly. Again, it's Ted at tedspeaks.net
• 1:09:41
  is my e-mail address. The website is up and running.
• 1:09:43
  Nick from Platinum Reputations is putting that together for us.
• 1:09:47
  It's tedspeaks.net and then the YouTube channel.
• 1:09:51
  Ron, I think, is what Ted speaks Truth.
• 1:09:55
  Ted speaks truth. Everybody on their screen right
• 1:09:58
  now, Ted, you can confirm This should be seen your new website
• 1:10:01
  tedspeaks.net. And if I switch over here, not
• 1:10:07
  only does Ted have an e-mail and a website, but he also has a new
• 1:10:11
  YouTube channel which I subscribe to already and I'd
• 1:10:14
  recommend you do. Number one, number one, how
• 1:10:16
  about that? You're the first, Ron.
• 1:10:19
  Well, let's, you know, we. Started it off in a big way.
• 1:10:24
  I finally, I finally, number one, it's something I'll take
• 1:10:26
  it. We'll we'll as long as Ted
• 1:10:29
  agrees, we'll be back Friday, this coming Friday at 10:00 AM
• 1:10:33
  Central time. Does that sound like that would
• 1:10:35
  work for you, Ted? And that'll give us a little bit
• 1:10:37
  of time. I want to and I and I and I want
• 1:10:39
  to reiterate to all the viewers #1 thank you for being here.
• 1:10:42
  Thank you for being part of the basement basement dweller, all
• 1:10:45
  that good stuff you really are like This is not possible
• 1:10:49
  without you, right? People are joining us from all
• 1:10:52
  over the world. Almost 900 people.
• 1:10:54
  Read mine. Why don't we introduce Margaret
• 1:10:55
  Ann here? Wow.
• 1:10:59
  Involved in OK and then you asked Susie.
• 1:11:03
  That's involved in it as well, right?
• 1:11:05
  Susie Susie is a little. Daughters that are identical
• 1:11:08
  twins. Yep.
• 1:11:09
  Identical twins. Yes.
• 1:11:11
  And Susie is not here. She usually is help.
• 1:11:13
  She's actually on the live stream, but she's at our
• 1:11:16
  daughter Evelyn's softball practice.
• 1:11:18
  So I am. I have the whole house.
• 1:11:21
  I have. Yeah.
• 1:11:21
  I have the whole house to myself.
• 1:11:23
  And Susie is a critical part. And I just want to point out,
• 1:11:25
  yeah, you know, and Ted, I appreciate you saying this from
• 1:11:28
  Susie and I spread. I I can tell everybody out
• 1:11:31
  there, Ted and Margaret Ann have put in a tremendous amount of
• 1:11:35
  work making this happen. We had a big show on Friday.
• 1:11:38
  Obviously, we've had a big show today with a record number of
• 1:11:41
  people joining us. So thank you, Ted, and thank you
• 1:11:45
  Margaret Ann. And Margaret, Ann's going to be
• 1:11:47
  mad at me because. And I, we apologize to the
• 1:11:50
  viewers. We will get to all these
• 1:11:52
  questions. Margaret Ann did a great job
• 1:11:55
  putting together the questions. I know we kind of touched on the
• 1:11:57
  Silver Eagles. There's some other things I
• 1:12:00
  guess you can feel. Free.
• 1:12:01
  If there's something we haven't addressed, send me.
• 1:12:03
  Send me an e-mail. Ask me.
• 1:12:06
  Sorry, my friend inside the wow, I'm not doing real well here.
• 1:12:11
  My friend. OK, was not able to get online
• 1:12:15
  with us today. Here, take a He was going to
• 1:12:17
  call in, but I will have him call in another time and you
• 1:12:20
  will hear from the belly of the beast what's going on.
• 1:12:24
  Some of you read the comments, OK?
• 1:12:26
  I apologize for my friend not being on today, but we will have
• 1:12:30
  him back on. Believe me, there's a lot to be
• 1:12:32
  discussed. Sounds great.
• 1:12:34
  We'll see you on Friday, Ted. And if everybody please give
• 1:12:38
  this a thumbs up, that helps. The.
• 1:12:40
  Algorithm. Yeah, that helps get the
• 1:12:42
  algorithm going and getting it out to more and more people.
• 1:12:45
  Thank you to the moderators who have been here.
• 1:12:48
  You know what? We always do something here I
• 1:12:51
  type 8 for the moderators because those that moderate are
• 1:12:54
  great. So thank you to the moderators
• 1:12:57
  and thank you for the Super chats.
• 1:12:59
  That's always much appreciated. Goes a long way and we'll see
• 1:13:02
  you guys on Friday. Have a great Sunday.
• 1:13:05
  Thank you, Ted. Thank you.
• 1:13:07
  Thank you. Thank you.
• 1:13:08
  OK and. Make it appreciate.
• 1:13:11
  God bless you all.