Liberty Lounge: Bitcoin, Honest Scales, And The Fight For Sovereignty

What if the rules were clear, the scales were honest, and your life couldn’t be switched off by a policy memo? We open with a candid look at the modern public square—why we’re streaming where we are, how leadership at big platforms reshapes speech—and move straight into the cultural currents shaping daily choices. From Elon’s “team human” push on AI to the “woke mind virus” frame, we examine narrative power and what it does to families, trust, and mental bandwidth.

Then we connect the dots between geopolitics and your wallet. We unpack Israel’s internal power struggles, Iran’s nuclear brinkmanship, and how century-old banking structures still tug at today’s levers. The point isn’t to idolize players; it’s to read incentives. Short political cycles meet long, patient rivals. Energy security, alliances, and election math collide, and the bill eventually lands on your kitchen table.

That launches the core argument: honest weights and measures. We explore why inflation quietly taxes savers, how fiat distorts price signals, and why Bitcoin’s fixed supply and open-source ledger challenge opaque money. We don’t dodge the hard questions. Is digital wealth deletable? Ask anyone who’s been debanked. We share firsthand stories of accounts closed with a form letter, explain bail-ins and how savings can be trapped while value melts, and outline a pragmatic stack—Bitcoin for transparency, gold and silver for diversification, and zero illusion that any single asset solves everything.

Sovereignty gets personal with estate readiness. We walk through revocable versus private irrevocable trusts, why paperwork is a right and a duty, and how to keep your family from hunting for documents when time is short. Then we bring it home: dissent that lasts is built in rooms, not riots. Precinct meetings, tavern gatherings, and local coalitions make fraud expensive and accountability real.

If you’re ready to protect your voice and your value, start now: organize your documents, diversify into sound money, and show up locally. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs a plan, and leave a review with the one step you’ll take this week—what’s first on your list?

Transcript

Kicking Off Liberty Lounge Live

SPEAKER_04 0:25

Oh, the revolution's gonna be true podcasting for sure. That's the only way we can. It's the little guy. The little guys that take the block of everything. It's gotta stop. Peasants, man. We're just peasants. Every one of us. You watch the whole movie, you see the peasants in the background with the kings and beens walking around. We're those people. We're those people.

SPEAKER_05 0:56

Woo! Welcome. Hey, Louisa.

SPEAKER_01 0:58

It never gets old. It never gets old.

SPEAKER_05 1:02

We need to make a Liberty Lounge intro, I think is what we need to do.

SPEAKER_00 1:06

Oh, okay, but we still gotta be peasants.

SPEAKER_05 1:08

Of course. We're always peasants. Always peasants. Whatever, stop me. It's our birthright.

SPEAKER_01 1:12

Oh my goodness, there's so much going on.

SPEAKER_05 1:15

I know, right? Oh my gosh.

SPEAKER_01 1:19

It's been a busy week. Woo! What are we gonna talk about? What is up with you?

SPEAKER_05 1:25

Gosh, I don't know. There's a lot of stuff going on.

SPEAKER_00 1:29

Dang, I gotta post this in this link in the uh community, our 1776 live community. This meeting, this time is unique, even though it's open to all of you, anyone who comes. Um, but it is a weekly gathering of you and I, and anyone who wants to come on live with us, and everybody's a little bit scared, but it's so much fun.

SPEAKER_05 1:55

Obviously, we've been Peter. We had we had a couple people, or we had Peter, that was fun. Yeah, and he's he yeah, no, okay.

SPEAKER_00 2:03

So I did put the Liberty Lounge. You know what I did in the platform? I put to Peasants Perspective. So if it's live in Peasant Perspective, people have figured out I'm not gonna change it over there. And you put it in the chat right here, so that's perfect.

SPEAKER_05 2:19

Yeah, I'll put it again.

SPEAKER_00 2:22

Um Keith messaged me. He's like, Where's the link? I said, I don't know, maybe daylight savings. Okay, daylight savings. Why don't we just stay on daylight savings?

SPEAKER_05 2:35

Like pick I can even feature the the link. There you go, guys. If you guys want to join, there's the link. So if you're not on Rumble and you can't see the chats, so some our YouTube and our

Platforms, Censorship, And Going Live

SPEAKER_05 2:45

ex listeners, there's a couple of you guys out there today. There's the link if you want to use it.

SPEAKER_00 2:49

Are we live on X too? Mm-hmm. I've never been live on X.

SPEAKER_05 2:53

Oh my goodness. Should we go live on Facebook too? I can toggle Facebook on.

SPEAKER_00 2:58

I hate Facebook. Sorry, am I allowed to say that?

SPEAKER_05 3:01

Facebook was mean to me. They they were not nice to me. So yeah, I have no love lost for Facebook at all.

SPEAKER_00 3:09

I don't like Facebook. I like X now that Elon has taken it over. I used to think Elon, I did not well, first I wasn't sure. Then I thought he was into the transhuman thing, and then he walked into Twitter with the sink, the kitchen sink, and I was like, I like this guy. Yeah, and then he started talking about AI, and I know we love grok, and how it has to seek truth, and that that will encompass humanity or the human spirit. I I can see you're already wrestling with that. Um, but I liked it because I don't like the AI without us.

SPEAKER_05 3:51

Like no, he's he's on team human. Yes, definitely. In fact, all of his transhumanism is because he feels like humans shouldn't be left behind. Now you can debate that the legitimacy of that all you want, but I think his his intentions are good. Now, sometimes the path to hell is paved by good intentions, so well back, we just gotta live through it, I guess.

SPEAKER_00 4:14

Well, but what he's experienced with his son, um, reason 411, I like that. Reason 411. Hello. Um, what I like, I mean, I it it's it's gut-wrenching what he's gone through with one of his sons, the woke mind virus, you know, going into this transgender thing. Um, but that's a term that has stuck with me, the woke mind virus. Yeah, I think that it's a real thing. Yeah, and those of us who have lived before it and it wasn't part of our culture, we see it.

SPEAKER_05 4:49

Well, I mean, Michael Savage used to always say liberalism was a mental, was a, was a mental disease, was a mental illness, right? In fact, I saw a psychiatrist, I saw a psychiatrist that posted that 90% of his patients are just that are that he deals with that can't resolve their issues are liberal. And he says they he he thinks that they just have like they're short circuiting. Whereas some of his patients, he deals with a childhood trauma and they can resolve it and deal with it. But he the ones that just can't ever, you know, get out, and it's the same thing in Atlas Shrugged when you're self-cannibalizing and you can't identify that, you know, when you're when your virtue is weaponized against you, you feel like you're banging your head against the wall. Uh WPKM 101, which is new. I don't I don't recognize that chatter. It says, Taylor, do you think Israel could have told Trump we will nuke Israel if you don't join us for a conventional war? I don't think he had to say it. I think that's just implied with Israel.

SPEAKER_00 5:48

Uh okay, so let's go there. Thank you, WPKM. We're going there.

SPEAKER_05 5:53

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 5:54

Let's take it on. So Israel being behind why we're involved, I don't buy it. I don't think Donald Trump does anything that Donald Trump doesn't want to do that he doesn't think is in our best interest. They may be aligned.

SPEAKER_05 6:10

So there it's it's like there's layers to this, right? There's simplicity of understanding, and then there's depth and nuance of understanding. So Catherine Austin Fetz fitz has some of the best takes on this. She says the Netanyahu cartel is different from the traditional Israel cartel,

Elon, AI, And Team Human

SPEAKER_05 6:30

which is tied in with the British banking cartel, which of course is part of the Vatican cartel. And so Israel, you know, going all the way back to the Balfour Agreement, has a certain ideology that's tied into the banking, and it's a foothold for the British banking in the Middle East for oil, etc. etc. Netanyahu is bucking against that. He's trying to get sovereignty for Israel. So Israel doesn't have its strings being pulled by MI6 in Britain. And that's why uh two summers ago there was that huge bunch of protests leading up to October 7th when Netanyahu was put on trial for impeach or he wasn't impeached, he was put on trial, and they had to basically they had to redo their constitution to fix their Supreme Court because the Supreme Court in Israel was part of the king's court in England, it was tied in. I did not know that. Yeah, because England is the one who created Israel, and so they kept their hooks in the judicial system because that's where the king had it. So Netanyahu has been fighting his own quote-unquote deep state. And you can go back and listen to Charlie Kirk about this. So Charlie Kirk was no fan of what Netanyahu was doing in Palestine, and he was no fan of any of that stuff, but he understood, you know, like Netanyahu himself was Trumpian in Israel in the fact that he was trying to, you know, separate Israel from foreign entanglements himself. I say all that with zero justification for Netanyahu and his behavior and stuff like that in Palestine. He's his own man, but it's not the same issue. Does that make sense? Like so, in order to get rid of the banking cartel, which has their hooks on us and many other countries, you kind of had to work with Israel because they're the inside man. Does that make sense? And of course, there's also you can't discount the overlay of religious ideologies, both between Islam but also Judaism and Christianity, and you know, Zion and the new, you know, the new second temple, and it just kind of goes on and on. And I I feel like a lot of times with that stuff you're chasing ghosts because you never know who believes it and who just professes it. Does that make sense?

SPEAKER_00 8:44

So well, and and and that's that's what makes the zero-sum game because of the ideology, right?

SPEAKER_05 8:51

You just have to have power, that's it. You want your team to have the power.

SPEAKER_01 8:56

So can't we all just get along?

SPEAKER_05 8:58

Yeah, right. So that's that's my take on that. I is it plausible that Netanyahu said, Hey, we have to strike Iran with or without you. It's plausible. I mean, uh Marco Rubio implied that, but I when I when I heard that, the implication I heard, along with the other times this situation was described, was essentially it didn't matter who hit Iran. They could false flag themselves. You know, some other terror group, because remember, Iran is Shia, a Sunni group could go in there, cause some ruckus, knowing that it would bring hell down on Iran. And so any strike against Iran from any party, internal or external, was going to cause Iran to strike out. And then when you go listen to what Wick Off and Kushner say about the negotiations, like

Woke Mind Virus And Culture Shock

SPEAKER_05 9:45

Iran was doing the same thing they've always done. They had no intention of negotiating anything. And they were saying, hey, we'll give you the we'll give you the diplomatic win, but you're not going to get anything for real. We're going to do what we did with Barack Obama. Sure, we'll sign the piece of paper. Just make sure it lets us enrich uranium and get a nuclear bomb. You know what I mean? It was like, but you can have your deal, just as long as we can have a bomb. And and it was like, no, the objective is no bomb. And uh they had their little Omani uh interpreter or the Omani um negotiator that was on the news last Sunday before or Saturday, whenever it was, right before the strike started. And he was like, Oh, the Iranians have agreed to no bomb. No, they didn't. They didn't agree to no bomb. I mean, that was clear as dad.

SPEAKER_00 10:26

That's the problem.

SPEAKER_05 10:27

So yeah. Um, Kamini's son named Iran's next supreme leader. Sucks to be him.

SPEAKER_01 10:31

Yeah, that'll bye.

SPEAKER_05 10:35

I saw an SNL skit or some skit, you know, where one guy gets up, boom, dead, next guy gets up, boom, dead, next guy gets up. He's like really hesitant. I guess I'm in charge. Boom, dead. Next guy gets up. We surrender, we totally surrender. I I just got hired last week. I work at the DMV. They said I'm now supreme leader. I I I surrender, you know. It's like that was really funny.

SPEAKER_04 11:00

Oh, boom, yeah, for real.

SPEAKER_05 11:03

You know, anybody who claims to really get everything that's going on in Iran, and that whole deal is like, you know, these this is just my opinion, but I think it's pretty valid. Like, this is the most highly sensitive top secret stuff because you're dealing with the end of the world.

SPEAKER_00 11:23

Oh, it's Middle Eastern world affairs. Yeah, this is not just little game, this is not just child's play. This affects every nation on the planet. Yeah, it affects every piece of our daily existence from energy to you know, terror threats to relations between nations and where one stands. Like at first, I was so mad that we did this before the midterms. I was like, shit! Why now?

SPEAKER_05 11:59

I think the I feel like that's the problem. That's why we're at where we're at. Is because every president has six months to do something and then he has to start thinking about the midterms, and you can never get it done. And every other country plays off that. How long's Putin been in office? Your whole life.

SPEAKER_01 12:17

Like, why okay? I'm reversing.

SPEAKER_05 12:20

Your whole life. Like, like, I'm not saying your whole life, but decades and decades. How old is that guy? Putin's seven, he's 70 or 80, but I'm saying he's been in power for 25 years. But he doesn't age. Well, no, did you hear him on stage, he and she talking about living to be 140?

SPEAKER_00 12:38

I want some of that.

SPEAKER_05 12:40

Yeah, they're they've got that they were caught on a hot mic, she and Putin living, you know, extended lives. So I'm sure they're doing whatever life extension stuff. Yeah, I know. Everybody's probably thinking it's you know, what's it, the the uh Adrena crew? Oh no, no, I'm not no, I'd rather age gracefully on the way there is definitely like um, but they

Israel, Iran, And Cartels Framing Geopolitics

SPEAKER_05 13:05

they're around, and every president is like, well, I can't lose the midterms. It's like we've been marched to hell in this two-year election cycle where we're okay.

SPEAKER_00 13:14

So I hit my own reset button and I said, Okay, he decided to do it now for hookah by crook, he's our guy for lots of reasons. Don't love everything that he does, but I don't understand everything he does. But damn, it took cojones and damn love him or hate him, you it's gonna be a dividing line. And look at all these Persians that are like, if you've ever you know voted Democrat before, vote Republican, like get on board. Like so, I think that's cool.

SPEAKER_05 13:47

Yeah, I I I I really think like, and then now it's all Save America act. Actually, let's I've got a little video, it's a Rob Cunningham video. Oh, cool, and it's about Bitcoin, basically, and it's about honest scales and dishonest scales.

SPEAKER_00 14:02

And tell our listeners who Robert Cunningham is.

SPEAKER_05 14:04

What do you think about it? It says on here, K U W L show Knowledge, understanding, wisdom, life. So Rob Cunningham is is a commentator. I think he has a radio show. I I see these videos come up. I'm like, this guy does a good job with these. Like, I aspire to make videos like this. Um, but, anyways, this video is about honest weights and measures dealing with the monetary system and Bitcoin. This is what's behind everything, right? If you can understand the banking system and what is required of nation states who participate in it to do, that explains the quote unquote bankers' wars, wars for oil, wars for energy. And now we have a new monetary system that has been introduced that changes the game. It brings us back to honest weights and measures. It's the um Bitcoin system, right? And everybody's got an opinion on it. But the way Rob Cunningham explains this is the direction that I do believe in my heart of hearts that Trump is marching towards. He understands this. Um, not sure if true, but Trump said he won't sign any bill going forward until the Save America Act is passed. Yes. And I am on record saying nothing matters but the elections. Like I thoroughly believe if we can clean up the elections, we can flush out all these bad politicians who can then turn around and flush out all the policymakers, you know, all the bureaucrats. And Trump's done a ton as far as flushing out bureaucrats and firing people. They're down 300,000 people in the federal government. It's pretty significant. I sure wish he could downsize the DOJ, but there's a lot of good time.

SPEAKER_00 15:39

He's doing a lot. And you can go to the White House website, I don't know what it is, whitehouse.gov or whatever, and it shows you everything that they've done in this past year that he's been in office. And I used to think draining the swamp was domestic, but you can't unless you drain the swamp internationally. So it made me more forgiving of all these actions and energy. Okay, we got more. Digital currency can be deleted with a keystroke.

SPEAKER_05 16:06

So Deborah, Deborah, Deb, Debra Evren, 88, says, You still think you can fix this with the vote? No, I don't. I do not think you can fix it with the vote. I think that we can flush some politicians out. I think that there are some politicians that shouldn't be in. Like when you're when your platform is transgender or something, that doesn't exist. I live in Washington State. I can go ask 99 out of 100 people, and until I actually run into a transgender person or their parent or brother, uh, they don't support it. Even the Democrats, the hardcore Democrats, don't support boys and girls' bathrooms. So I know that like we would get that voted out. Now you can't outrun indoctrination, right? What our school system has done to the American populace for the last deck, couple, 30, I don't know, since the start, you can't outrun that, right? You can't outrun an uneducated voter base. So, no, we can't vote our way out of this. We have to train our families, we have to raise our families, and we have to like educate ourselves and our neighbors. That's the only way out of this. But, you know, even if we were to have great education, and even if we were to have a great intelligent populace, if you don't fix the vote, then yeah, it's even worse. So it's like, I think you have to fix the vote. And I and I think some of the really stupid issues, I mean, like literally like the transgender stuff, it flushes itself out instantly. It also flushes out liars, right? Because in a fair election, liars are liars. And politicians lie, yes, but the way that we've had some politicians get through certain scandals, it begs belief that they're depending on a constituency. I've often said one political party knows that you can win elections with ballots, and the other one is focused on chasing voters. There are more Republican voters and conservative voters than there are Democrats. Like that's a fact. But there's a lot more Democrat ballots, right? Because they don't focus on voters, they focus on ballots. I mean, you think about some of just in the last week, they've had probably a dozen different people in different states that were arrested for voting. I think one person voted 70 times, one person voted five times in the last election. That's one person creating five ballots that cancels out five other electors, right? And that seems like, oh, that's small potatoes. That's not small potatoes at scale. And it is at scale. You know what I mean? Like it is at scale. It's hard to prove an illegal person voted. And when they do find these people that voted, and then they find out they voted 70 times, or like in Washington State, we just found out our driver's license system was hacked. And so, like one apartment was getting 75 driver's licenses sent to it, and they were registering to vote. They were getting ballots sent to those apartments here in Washington State. That system was just hackable for six years. So my driver's license is in that database. Somebody could duplicate my driver's license and get the ballot redirected to their house. Yeah, cheating is their game for sure. Okay, let's watch this little video here. It's a couple minutes long, and I think it's totally worth it because then we can start talking about uh weights and measures. Uh let me see how I'm gonna turn my camera on this thing change just a bit. Here we go.

SPEAKER_03 19:17

Centralized terror has been exposed, doc Oh, hold on.

SPEAKER_05 19:22

I didn't share quite right. I gotta this is a new little ad stage. Okay.

Deterrence, Negotiations, And Nuclear Stakes

SPEAKER_05 19:30

Here we go.

SPEAKER_03 19:34

Centralized terror has been exposed, documented, confronted, negotiated, and after all, peaceful options were rejected, being addressed for the betterment of Middle East peace. Coalition partners, including the United States, Iranian Patriots, Germany, Saudi Arabia, Israel, Kuwait, Turkey, and many others, are focused on Middle East peace, economic stability, and the cessation of endless death and terrorism. They have constructed a detailed one hundred and seventy-five-page rescue, stabilization, sovereign governance, and exit strategy plan to give Iranian people their nation back and then leave as soon as possible. What's most telling is the visceral hatred, hostility, and hypocrisy of the angry, vile critics screeching against opponents of centralized Iranian terror. This cadre of fear and doom are serving as a status quo chorus of irrational lunatics. The top opponent to Middle East peace is the City of London, global headquarters for central banking war profiteats since the 1900s. This crew of howling monkeys is ironically aligned with human traffickers, narco-terrorists, fear-mongering globalists, and divide, confuse and conquer specialists who remain dedicated to their keep hell on earth business model going strong for another five hundred years. But now the lights are on, motives are clear, people are awakening, the rats are running, and what control freaks truly worship is now too obvious to deny. Who they are speaks so clearly we can no longer tolerate their lies. Follow the money, actions, and hidden truths, and the power goons and goblins hoping the world remained asleep, lose. When we unite and stand against godless evil reigning hell on earth, we win. Evil never voluntarily retires. When we stop drinking the cocktail of naivety, ignorance, and cowardice, freedom and abundance for all becomes our destiny. But this is only part of the story. Long before central banks, long before modern geopolitics, humanity was given a warning. Thousands of years ago, a simple principle governed civilized society. It was not complicated. It was not ideological. It was not political. It was moral. The principle was this honest weights and measures because once a society corrupts its scales, it corrupts everything. The ancient warning was preserved in the Book of Proverbs. It reads Dishonest scales are an abomination, not inefficient, not unfortunate, not regrettable, an abomination. For centuries, power has quietly flowed to those who control the scales, the scales of money, the scales of debt, the scales of information, the scales of war. But something new is emerging. For the first time in human history, technology now allows the scales themselves to be transparent. Honest weights and measures are not just a moral ideal, they are becoming a technological possibility. And when the scales become honest again, systems built on deception cannot survive because the oldest economic law in civilization is also the simplest. Honest scales build trust, dishonest scales build empires, and every empire built on dishonest scales eventually collapses under its own weight. And now you know the rest of the story.

SPEAKER_00 23:49

Yeah, that was really good. And you know the fundamental or foundational truth, like truth, is

Elections, Midterms, And Leadership Time Horizons

SPEAKER_00 24:00

will set you free. Like you you have to get back to what's true. If you manipulate things or you get caught up in the noise, you can't you can't settle. There's no weights in measure, right? It's just the smoke monster, like you love to call it. The smoke monster, yeah. Yeah. And what's going on, it's just it's just profound. Every time I feel that heaviness inside, it comes from scarcity of resources. That's that's what it comes down to. Not scarcity of opportunity or scarcity of love or relations, it's resources. And that like it's a chokehold, you know, and and it's not just our perception of it, it's real.

SPEAKER_05 24:56

And what's crazy about it is we don't know any different, right? I always you know how we use that um quote in 1776 live by D Teander Coleman. We're kidding ourselves, we don't know what it's like, this the buying power of success, forcing every generation to start over with death and state taxes and income taxes to punch success. And it's like, you know, you hear that, and it's like we don't even know what it's like to have honest weights and measures, right? A dollar bill when I graduate uh a dollar bill when I graduated from high school, let's put it this way one ounce of silver the day I graduated from high school was four dollars. Just a couple weeks ago it was $124. How how does someone deal with that in one adult lifetime in 20 years? In 20 years, how do you buy a house? How do you save for anything? It's just more and more dollars. And do you think wages go up with the value of that silver? No, you know what I mean? And it's like that it's not an honest system, and you can't win. Um, and it's it's you know, some people do, it's the whole debtors win, savers lose thing. You know, if you're a debtor, then you win. But I saw here um uh Deborah said digital currency can deleted with a key. Soak in your wealth when it's debt owed. You don't own anything, you don't own anything in the dollar system. And by the way, I had a Wells Fargo bank account. After I got aggressive for January 6th, they deleted my account with a letter that said you can't bank here anymore. Because you're what happens when you get debanked, you get sanctioned. You can't delete so the idea that, like, well, I don't want to use digital because it could delete delete it with a keystroke, it's a lot harder to delete Bitcoin than it is to delete my Wells Fargo account, especially Bitcoin in a cold, what is it called?

SPEAKER_00 26:39

Cold storage that you have on your own hard drive that's can't delete it, yeah, or or PayPal.

SPEAKER_05 26:44

I mean, sure, you could make the whole thing go away, which technically is impossible now because it's it's decentralized. So you'd have to make all electricity go away altogether, in which case your pile of gold isn't gonna do you very good because you're gonna go hungry, you know, because you can't eat the gold. So it's kind of like you can't really win in the scenario where Bitcoin goes away, gold becomes useless and irrelative, and really we're in mad max, anyways. You're better off with bullets. You know what I mean? If we if we if we can't use Bitcoin, the only other viable currency is bullets. Bullets and carrots. Okay, like that's it. Uh, dollar bills, banking system, wealth.

SPEAKER_00 27:20

What was it in God with the wind? She was pulling up the potatoes. Is God as my witness, I'll never be hungry again, you know. Um, were you are you guys preppers? What do you mean? And in the household, do you do all the home prepping for you know Mad Max times? You're not supposed to say any of that online.

SPEAKER_01 27:40

Oh never mind.

SPEAKER_05 27:43

We would be fine for a period of time.

SPEAKER_00 27:46

Okay.

SPEAKER_05 27:47

We would be fine for a period of time.

SPEAKER_00 27:48

I don't know the rules of what I can and cannot say.

SPEAKER_05 27:51

Well, you know, you're not supposed to tell people I have five years of food supply, because then when it's the fan, they're gonna come for you. Um, no, I we we we can survive for a period of time. We have certain things, like we have a well, which is great, except we only have about two toilet flushes in our reserve tank because it needs electricity to pump it out of the ground. So it's like we'd have to run the generator and how much fuel do we have? And you know, you start getting into these little spots where it's like, eh, if we really had to, we'd be we we live right on the ocean. So we'd be walking across the street with buckets of water and I'd be putting it through. I've got some stills so I can desalinate water. Um that's cool, but you know, that would solve our drinking water problem with a lot of difficulty. Um, could one say that that Bitcoin is just another currency like FRN's? No, that is not the case. Bitcoin is not really a currency at all. Bitcoin is an exchange, it's

Save America Act And Bureaucracy Purge Claims

SPEAKER_05 28:40

a store value, it's a seashell. Just like gold is a seashell, right? All money has ever been is seashells, colored rocks, and shiny pay and colored paper, right? It's just that we're just true, true money trends to zero. So, like one golden ounce could buy you a toga in Rome, a nice suit in London, and an Italian custom suit today. Same, same golden, same golden ounce, right? Golden ounce. Now it can change dollar amounts, right? But it's the value of the gold is zero. It just holds the value of one suit. One nice suit, no matter what century we're talking about, going back for 2,000 years, cost approximately one gold coin. And then whatever denomination of FRNs or whatever, sure, right now, a nice Italian suit's almost 5,000 bucks. Coincidentally, about the price of an ounce of gold. Bitcoin's like that. It's called trending to zero. All other monies trend up. Real money trends to zero. Deflation is natural, inflation is artificial. So Bitcoin doesn't inflate, it deflates, which is what we want in an honest weight and measure. So it never increases, you know, what's there, it just holds value. There's a lot of like case studies of communities that have been cut off over the years from the system, and you know, they have a thousand ounces of gold circulating and they build huge cities and they never increase the money supply, but they increase the wealth and the asset base and the infrastructure of the community without ever adding a single ounce to the economic system. Bitcoin's like that, right? Once it gets to 21 million Bitcoin, that's it. That's all there is. You know, if you if you can accumulate in the next couple years one single Bitcoin, fast forward 20 or 30 years, you'll be one of the 21 million richest people in the world. And if not less, because there's a lot of guys that have more than one Bitcoin, right? But it it's pretty significant, the the ability of Bitcoin. Everybody's always concerned about quantum. And Scott Bessent and others have come out this week and said, we've got quantum encryption, like we're not worried about quantum hacking. And remember, you can pay your taxes in Bitcoin. Bitcoin is now added to the Federal Reserve. The United States, the the U.S. Federal Reserve is the first one to do that. Other Federal Reserves are probably gonna follow in suit, and they're gonna have uh they're gonna have gold and silver and Bitcoin and probably other precious metals uh in their reserve. So it's not like an exclusive Bitcoin reserve, but they clearly understand Bitcoin is it's probably here to stay.

SPEAKER_00 31:08

It's not going anywhere.

SPEAKER_05 31:10

Yeah. And it and it is, remember, all money is a store of energy. Okay, so what is gold? Gold means somebody had enough food that they didn't have to grow food, they could go mine gold. So there was an excess of energy for the human being to go mine the gold and store his energy of the day mining gold in the gold and use it as exchange, right? So all money is a result of excess energy. Seashells have no value other than exchange, but it's a result of having had enough food to go out and look for seashells. And so Bitcoin is the same thing. When you have excess energy, like the United States can create, then you can spin off that excess energy, which otherwise just dissipates into the grid, and you can now store it in a Bitcoin. That's why the Bitcoin miners are running off electricity. When you have excess electricity, more than what you use, you can then store that value in the Bitcoin and transfer it into the future. What would prevent a fractional move on Bitcoin increasing the total amount? It can't. That's it's designed not to. So it goes out to eight decimal places. So you've got 21 million decimal places in front and eight million and eight decimal places out, and that's it. So a satoshi is 0.00000001, you know, uh Bitcoin. So there is there is nothing. All other bit all other coins. So they talk about you have Bitcoin and you have shit coins, Ethereum, Dogecoin, all the little stupid coins, those are all by foundations, those are all by nonprofits, those are all by corporations, and they can be fractionalized. They can. Bitcoin can't be divided, it's just a decimal point, and there's only so many decimal points, the code won't allow it for anything else. It can't really be manipulated by the outside. It's a worldwide ledger. It it is, you know, in the future, the United States, because Trump, depending on how the Clarity Act goes, we we will like this about five weeks ago Walmart announced you can use Bitcoin at the register. So Walmart is now accepting Bitcoin direct. Okay, you do you

Ballots Versus Voters And Fraud Allegations

SPEAKER_05 33:10

do it through their little Walmart wallet or whatever, and it's like okay, they're not stupid. You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_01 33:17

Like they're not gonna do it if it doesn't work.

SPEAKER_05 33:19

Yeah, exactly. It's not real. Yeah, it's uh it's really Bitcoin is different, and it's different than all the other coins. I would never encourage anybody to buy any crypto coin. Crypto is a crypt, Bitcoin is not crypto. Bitcoin is wide open, it is a ledger for everyone to see. It is not a crypt, you know, it is a public ledger. All the other ones, they feign at public ledgers. We're gonna let you see what we want you to see, like Ethereum, you know, stuff like that.

SPEAKER_00 33:45

And it can't be controlled because it's in the not the public domain, but it's what did you just call it? You just said it. It's um open source.

SPEAKER_05 33:55

Yeah, it's open source. Every, every every computer, every wallet verifies the whole ledger. So even if electricity went down, the moment electricity went back on, the wallet would turn right back on. Like that's the other thing they built into it. They built into it the potential for power outages. So if power goes out for a thousand years and we turn it back on, and you turn on a wallet and you can you have a computer to interface with it, you'll see it. It'll be there. Um, I have a I have another really great video that talks about debt. I'm trying to find it. Give me just a second here. Yeah, I think I think that we have been intentionally mistaught about Bitcoin by the banks. And you can tell right now how hard they're fighting. What they don't want the exchanges like um you know Robinhood or the the places where you can buy Bitcoin with, you know, they they don't want them to pay interest, right? They want you to put your wealth into the banks and they'll pay you that little fractional interest. They don't want you to pay for it.

SPEAKER_00 34:56

Look at how much money has left the banks.

SPEAKER_05 35:00

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 35:01

If you if each one of us has a hundred thousand dollars, let's say, and we decide not to deposit it into the banks or buy the CDs or the stock market or whatever, we put it into Bitcoin, it's not in their system anymore. I mean, it's one of the best things you can do to try to get the money out of this fractional cesspool.

SPEAKER_05 35:26

Yeah, it's it's really good. And I'm a huge fan of gold and silver too. Like, I don't think you should be all in with Bitcoin or silver or gold, but you should, those are sound money systems. Like, you should have, in my opinion, being an anti-bank guy, why? Because they closed my bank account. They closed my bank account.

SPEAKER_02 35:45

Oh, by the way, they pulled it all off.

SPEAKER_05 35:48

I followed up with one of our community members about uh stablecoin is just a platform, um, is just a platform. So stablecoin is just a private central bank. That's all that is, and that's the future. They're gonna get rid of government central banks and it'll be private central banks, just like we had in the 1800s under Andrew Jackson, right? Wells Fargo is going to issue their own stable coin or their own script, just like they used to, based on their ability to cash out. So that decentralizes banking even further, to the extent that we use a debt system or a credit system. So that's yeah, that or a debt system. Um where's my little video? I have a really great video that explains um Bitcoin. It explains debt systems versus um the fiat system we have. But I don't I don't know where I put the video. I don't know, I may not find it. Anyways, um, yeah, so stablecoin is the equivalent of a central bank currency, right? So a dollar bill is a stable coin of gold, or was, right? So that's that's all it is. It interfaces with local currencies, is what the stable coin will do. Uh when they when they closed your account, were you able to get your money out? Yeah, they gave me like seven days to get my money out. And then I couldn't open account at the five major banks. So I had to go to a local credit union, which thank goodness, but here's the thing all it would have taken was a letter from the government to my local credit union, they would have shut my account down too. It's just that the big banks were all in cahoots. What they were doing was illegal and they knew it, but they did it anyways. They did it anyways, and they did it.

SPEAKER_00 37:29

Well, that's why Trump's suing he's suing them for billions of dollars because they debanked him.

SPEAKER_05 37:35

When you listen to Eric Trump, he's like, you could send me five million dollars right now and it'll be in my wallet in three seconds. Do you think banks want to compete with that? They can't compete with that. Five 5 p.m. You can't send a wire transfer over the weekend. And what do they do? They sit on your money and make interest all weekend.

SPEAKER_00 37:49

Heck yeah.

SPEAKER_05 37:50

You know, and he and he goes on and on. He's like, I didn't realize, you know, until they debanked the Trumps, they didn't realize they were totally down on crypto. Like Trump in his first term was like, I like the dollar.

Honest Weights, Bitcoin, And Banking Power

SPEAKER_05 38:00

He still likes the dollar, but not when the dollar is manipulated by corrupt policymakers.

SPEAKER_00 38:05

Well, and like you said, he he is the CEO of the corporation. He's the is deeply invested in all these systems, even though he's trying to bring us to a more uh I don't know, what do we want to say? Pre-cartel reality. I don't know, but I don't think he's real happy with the Fed. I think he does want it to be in the treasury. I think we're moving in that direction. If okay, so the midterms. Let's talk, let's go back to the midterms. They are important. Voting is important. A lot of people who have been around have gone back and forth on vote, don't vote. What does voting mean? I don't want to be a citizen, blah, blah, blah. We have to vote. We have to vote. If you don't vote, then the possibility, it's like taking your hands off the wheel and just hoping you don't crash.

SPEAKER_05 39:00

So there's two types of people. There's well, there's different types of people that don't vote. There's one type of people that don't vote because they forget about it, that's not important to them. They don't know at all, right? So they're just the literally like the sheeple. You know what I mean? They just I don't vote. What when is when is the election? Those kind of people, totally unplugged, only watch sports, whatever, play video games, you know what I mean. And then you've got the the people that don't vote because they they're the Dan Carlin. It's a big club, and I am not in it. My vote doesn't matter anyways. It's so diluted, you know, what's one vote? Blah, blah, blah. Now, that that argument is easily beat by the fact that you have a sitting House of Representative member that they call six-pack Katie, I think, because she won her United States House congressional seat by six votes. So six people mattered. For six people, her vote mattered. Even if you think there was cheating, those six people made sure, you know what I mean? Like six votes makes a difference. Um, then then you've got people who don't vote because they're of the of the ilk that believe that by voting that they are consenting to governance and stuff like that. I would say, and this helped me the most on this topic, go listen to the um go read or listen to uh Lysander Spooner gave a talk or wrote an essay years ago called Constitution of No Authority.

SPEAKER_00 40:23

You want me to grab it?

SPEAKER_05 40:24

Yeah, grab it and post it. And that right there, he talks about voting and how people who say, Well, voting says that you consent. He's like, not not if the only way that you can stop the laws is by voting, you're basically holding the voter hostage to vote, whether they consent or not. And so he's like, you know, voting doesn't prove you consent. In fact, it might even prove that you don't consent because you're trying to change something. So I don't think that I don't think that voting, you know, compromises your equity or compromises anything like that. I think if anything, it's like, you know, it's all you can do. It's the step you do before you bring out the sword, kind of a thing. Or do something of else crazy.

SPEAKER_00 41:10

I know I posted it in the community, so just give me a second, I'll find it.

SPEAKER_05 41:16

I can find it pretty quick. Just on YouTube. Lysander Spooner. I think it's no treason, a constitution of no authority.

SPEAKER_00 41:28

That's weird. I thought I'd pin it.

SPEAKER_05 41:33

Lysander Spooner. It is um every single person I've ever had read this tells me it is phenomenal. And so I really recommend any everybody read it. There we go. There it is. It's Lysand, it's up on the it's up on the screen, it's also in the chats. Um, it's in it's on YouTube. It's called It's by Lysander Spooner, No Treason, The Constitution of No Authority. And it uh I think he gave this talk in 1867. And uh, anyways, the principles that he talks about there, it's my belief that any anybody who wants to keep the smoke monster in check needs to listen to this and understand the true nature of the constitution and what it binds us to. It is not set in stone, right? It is it is it has become custom. And as such, we want to honor it because it helps society function, but we also want to recognize like it's just that it's customs and customs can change. And your agreement to it is implied, it's not express. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 42:49

So it's 1776 live. Let's talk about. I want I want to share something today. Okay. One of the things we do are trusts, private trusts. And I had created a revocable trust with my husband when my daughter was born. She's like one when we did it. And I have now created a new trust going through our trust program. And I feel like I got to clean stuff up. And I'm looking at, you know, all my documents and all my stuff and saying what's out there that like I'm not paying attention to.

SPEAKER_05 43:25

I'm gonna I wanna stop you because I want to share this. I was gonna share it earlier and then uh the other thing about debank, one of our community members was debanked from a small regional bank in Georgia called Truist Bank. Just last week. It was about a month ago because she went in and I thought she was asking, I thought she went in to get cash, and it was a I thought it was a substantial amount of cash, and they debanked her because she didn't want to provide the reasons why she was getting the amount of cash. I was unclear on the amount of cash. I assumed it was a large amount. I talked to her, it was a thousand dollars. She went to get $1,000 out of truest bank. And she didn't want to tell them what it was. She didn't want to tell them why. Why would you tell someone why you're getting a thousand dollars? It's walking around money. I'm going to Vegas, right? And they depended on your business. They sent her a letter days later that said they didn't want to bank with her and they asked her to move on. Your banking relationships are unilateral,

Scarcity, Inflation, And Sound Money

SPEAKER_05 44:21

right? Just by asking cash. Castro North and Fish call Fitch calls that nudging. They're nudging you to go cashless, right? Which, if we go cashless Bitcoin, it's not a big deal if you're not committing fraud. But uh yeah, that's interesting. Okay, go back to your so well.

SPEAKER_00 44:40

So then I I got my estate planning records out because I needed to look at this old trust document and figure out what I needed to do. And it started me down this entire road of thinking about I'm gonna be 63 this year. And I'm like, what else is going on in my life that I'm not even thinking about? And what is it that I need to convey to my daughter, our beneficiary? What does she need to know? And in all of the chaos of what's going on, and here we teach how to create the type of trust that are in private, whereas this is totally in the public. Um, and I spent a fortune on it, and it's a terrible document. Um, it got me thinking how valuable what we're doing is, and how we can keep going forward, but you take a moment, I'm just sharing with anyone who's listening, take a moment and think about what you have in place that could potentially get hit by a bus, drop dead, you get busy, the world continues to get chaotic around us. Take a minute to look at what you have in place that matters. And do the people who would be left behind know where to find your stuff? Because my my family wouldn't even have known where to find everything. And I'm not pleased with myself because I'd like to believe I've been a better steward for my family because I'm kind of the bookkeeper, the business person, but I've done a terrible job. I've done an absolutely terrible job of even keeping up with some of the documents I created. So it didn't take me much time. It was less than an hour of finding this and looking at it. And I also found there are documents in here that are really valuable, like a power of attorney for my husband and I. That exists. That's still good. Our wills, I think we need to look at that, advanced health care directives, you know, life insurance stuff. There's all kinds of stuff that we can be good stewards that doesn't take a whole lot of time to do. Um, and sure, 1776 Live is there to help with the kinds of trusts that people may want to consider having that keep you in the private and that protect your assets, and there are all kinds of other things. And we have a wonderful weekly um meeting called Ignite that goes through some of the benefits of that. But I just wanted to mention it because I think that we get so exhausted with the noise of the day and coming off of COVID and the insanity of that. And I know I've been kind of preoccupied with surviving, and I'm trying to go and shift to thriving. And I just felt the weight of the world come off of me once I just took like less than an hour today to find these documents and to look at what needs to happen to them. And then I ran into grok, we love grok, and I said, you know, what's best practices to revoke a uh uh what is it? It's a revocable trust. It's not an irrevocable trust, it's a revocable trust that doesn't even have any assets left into it, in it. But all the work that we're doing with our new trusts, this could get in the way because upon our death, it turns into an irrevocable trust. And who knows what kind of shenanigans someone would would might want to cause because you know the judge is gonna sit there and he's gonna want to reach into your whole estate, and that would be a vehicle to be able to do it.

SPEAKER_05 48:26

Yep, exactly.

SPEAKER_00 48:28

So yeah, I just wanted to share that.

SPEAKER_05 48:31

The the Fourth Amendment says the people will be shall be uh the people shall be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and things. And whenever we have a right, we have an obligation. We have an obligation to be secure in our person, our houses, our papers, and our things and effects, right? So, yes, like to exercise our right to privacy, you have to keep those things private. And there is a certain element if a functionality, like our private, irrevocable trust, we'd get an EIN number for banking purposes only. What does that allow us to do? It allows us to buy stuff in the system. Like it's you know, come on. Uh a completely private trust is great for assets that don't require financial maintenance.

Bitcoin Mechanics And Why It’s Different

SPEAKER_05 49:15

But if they do, you've got to you've got to have currency. And right now the currency of the day is Federal Reserve notes, so you're gonna have to bank. The nice thing about the trust is it's not political, right? There's no connection between my trust and myself. I mean, even at the banking level, depending on how you've set up your account, you know, if I would have had my bank account and my business accounts in trust, in trust accounts, I would they wouldn't have been debanked because they would have been disconnected from me, the domestic terrorist. You know what I mean?

unknown 49:44

Oh my gosh.

SPEAKER_05 49:45

I still and you think that's crazy, but has anybody ever heard of Zorro Trust, Epstein's trust? You know, they still did get hundreds of millions of dollars into that trust and it's unrecovered and it's been distributed. And we know the name of the trust, and we know whose trust it was. It's that powerful, it's that powerful that it can even survive the Epstein scandal intact. You know, it's pretty amazing trust, and we just don't learn about them. And who why would they teach you?

SPEAKER_00 50:14

Well, and the nomenclature is that you've got to engage an attorney because an attorney is the only one who can put a trust together, but that's not going to be in your best interest.

SPEAKER_05 50:23

The reality that's not necessarily the case. In fact, it's the opposite of the original intent. Yeah, the the trust the attorneys do will be loyal to the court. You know, they will be subject to the court, and our trusts are subject to court too, but it's our indenture, it's not written by an officer of the court, you know.

SPEAKER_00 50:41

So it's it's only subject to the court upon challenge, and in a situation like I'm saying, right? Like if if the revocable trust turned into an irrevocable trust and then they came after the new trust, that's a doorway.

SPEAKER_05 50:54

Yeah. Yeah, it's anyways. It's it my J6 experience taught me like you have to be prepared for this stuff before it happens. You know, when I got arrested, and then all of a sudden I was getting IRS letters, right? Here, here was my interaction with the IRS right here. Right? That was my interaction with the IRS. Um, and then and then debanked. Oh, hey, you owe the IRS money, but you can't have a bank account to pay us. Oh, okay. You know, oh, and by the way, your business that technically the situation with my business at the time was we were we were closing one business and opening another. So my business partner opened a a new, he filed a new LLC, got a bank account. I was on the old one, I was gonna close it and then move over and get well when that happened, they debanked him. And I was and I was just an employee on paper, right? But they probably knew I was a partner because the government seems to know everything, and so they debanked him, and uh he had to again reincorporate without me and open up accounts. And basically after that, he could just I was labor, but I was the I I started the business. I paid a million dollars for the freaking business, gone just like that. Can't own it. So yeah, I um um the idea that like, oh, but Bitcoin can be just deleted with the stroke of a key, so can your current assets, and even worse, right? At least at least when Bitcoin, the stroke of the key, we all lose. With me, it's just I lost. Stroke of the key was just my account. You know what I mean? Like that that isn't gonna happen with Bitcoin. Bitcoin goes down, it's because there was like an EMP or a solar flare, and we're all back in the Stone Age.

SPEAKER_00 52:33

I sincerely believe that part of why this happened, and like your divine gift to all of us in sharing this, it's a message. It's like you've come back from this horrific experience that was so injust to give us the reality, Chuck.

SPEAKER_05 52:57

It was it was the perfect American persecution. It was all done through due process, and it was all the American people were just like, well, I mean, it is what it is, you know, and it was like heck no. You know, you look back in history and you hear about the gulags or you hear about the Bastille or these other infamous prisons where they held political prisoners, and it's like, man, they they made it seem so so nice this time. You know, they made it to where the people didn't didn't uh revolt because you know, it's just a little bit of mold in your cell, it's just a little bit of feces on the ground. It's just it's just solitary confinement for a couple months. You know what I mean? It was like, but but it's America, it's better than Cuba, you know. At least you're not in prison in Cuba. And it was like, you know, it doesn't feel that way when I'm in here away from my family.

SPEAKER_00 53:43

You know what I mean? Uh no, it's not okay. And I and I implore everyone listening to this to realize Trump used to say, I'm I'm what's in between you and them. But all of these J6ers that went through this and their willingness to share the experience, they're us. Heed the call. There's they're not special. They they and they live to tell about it. The ones that did live to tell about it, like take it very seriously. We are living in a in a terrible, we're living through a terrible situation in our republic. And um, hopefully it's gonna reverse, hopefully it's gonna get better. You guys got out, you know, by the grace of Donald J. Trump. And I pray that these midterms, I mean, if anybody wants a reality check, go watch Bannon's documentary that he did a year before the lat the midterm in Trump's last first um term. 2018. Yeah. Because we're living through it again. Like we're on the precipice. If he, if our if if the Republicans, and I'm I I think it's a uniparty. I I really even hate calling myself a Republican. Um, I would I don't I don't want to be an independent. I want to be, you know, an American. And uh if if if we go through this again and he goes through impeachment, I can't even imagine the insanity that's gonna happen. And I don't mean to be Debbie

Open Source Ledger, Quantum, And Adoption

SPEAKER_00 55:30

Downer, but I don't want to pretend what happened is not a little thing. I don't want to pretend that we don't need to worry. And there's time, there's a little bit of time right now for everybody to motivate and get involved and figure out where you stand, you know, whether it's Democratic or Republican, I you know, whatever. It doesn't matter.

SPEAKER_05 55:49

It doesn't matter. I was a Democrat a couple years ago. It doesn't matter. Like it doesn't matter. Good, there's good Democrats out there, good, good Democrats that have America at at heart. And, you know, being a Democrat doesn't necessarily mean you're a socialist.

SPEAKER_00 56:04

Exactly.

SPEAKER_05 56:05

You're not aligned with the left. It doesn't necessarily mean that. And that I do believe there will be a rearrangement of the parties after a couple election cycles when Democrats, Socialists of America lose. But they might win. You know, that's one of the things I talk about on the podcast in the mornings is like the buses are going to be free. They're either going to be free the Mundami way or they're going to be free the Trump way, but they're going to be free. Like social services, stuff like that. Like, it's intolerable what we've gone through and what's been disclosed just in the last couple months about the financial fraud of the system. It's intolerable to think that Americans don't get benefit. You know what I mean? And that and that legacy Americans can't get Section 8 when they're down and out. And the fact that you've got people that have like, you know, they're kicking people out of Section 8 that have been on for 18 years. It's like, and they're not disabled. It's not disabled. It's not orphans, it's not widows, it's working age men in some cases that are in these Section 8 houses for years. It's it's wild.

SPEAKER_00 57:01

Yeah, we got to pay attention.

SPEAKER_05 57:02

And I uh I got kicked. So my wife and I were in Section 8 housing for six months in college. So we were in a little college town, and it was like everybody wanted to get in Section 8 housing because it was like 38 bucks a month, right? So it was like a huge waiting list. It was like two-year waiting list, and it was full of college kids. None of these kids were gonna be in Section 8 housing after college. Okay. And we qualified and we got we were got on a wait list and we lived in a different town than the college was in. That was the only reason we got in. We I drove to school about 45 minutes, right? And I got kicked out of Section 8 housing because I got a job. Oh it was fine, the job was better, right?

SPEAKER_00 57:42

And it was still did you make enough to move?

SPEAKER_05 57:46

Yeah, we did, and we actually worked out because we ended up managing an apartment complex. So it was like, but had I so we had a place to go that was all, you know, we were working, we were working for our stay, but I got a job, and the job was 13 bucks an hour, and this was 20 2006, so you know, it was like the equivalent of $18, $19 an hour an hour, $20 an hour, but it was too much. It wasn't enough to really have a living, but it was too much to qualify for Section 8, and they booted us out. They changed the rules not long after that to where they wouldn't have booted us out, right? We would have had to make a lot more money. Um, and they might not have even checked. That was the other thing we found out is they weren't even checking, they weren't even enforcing that. Uh B Man 1791 says, I told my son that the time that descent was an American that at the time that dissent was an American way. Wow, no longer. It still is. You know, it still is, but we have to be smarter about how we do it. Yeah, you know, our descent, in my opinion, our descent shouldn't be on the streets, our descent should be here in chat rooms like this. It should be in our communications. And then the other thing is you should meet constructively. Um, you know, go meet with people. Uh up here locally after Charlie Kirk died, there was a couple gals that started organizing the Friends of TP USA meetups. And my wife and I spoke at one about two weeks ago, I guess it was two weeks ago. And, you know, there was about 40 or 50 people that showed up to it. And, you know, it was a moment to get offline, right? To communicate person to person. That's dissent. We were meeting in a tavern. It really reminded me of like the Green Green Green Dragon Tavern. You know, here we're gonna talk about the government. But we all we had a sheriff's candidate there, we had another candidate for House of Representatives in the state, and you know, they were there to actually talk to real people from the real community that gathered gathered together in their local communities to talk. That's real, that's real dissent. That's real public assemblies. You know, it is appropriate to pick it or protest from time to time, but for the most part, that can be kind of ineffective, mainly because now it's so manufactured, right? Whereas meeting at the the tavern, that wasn't manufactured, that was just an invite. You know, there's a difference.

SPEAKER_00 59:58

So, you know, we've talked we're up on our hour, but you know, we've talked about the precinct um precinct committee meetings, yep. Committee meetings and Stern America on March 19th is gonna have at 11 a.m. Pacific Standard Time. I don't know if I can post, I can't seem to do anything in the chat, but on his Stern American Rumble channel at 11 a.m., it's gonna be an open meeting on Rumble. Strongly recommend going,

Stablecoins, Banks, And Debanking Stories

SPEAKER_00 1:00:30

get involved with them. They're nationwide, it's a great group, they're making tremendous progress. Um, and that it's not always clear that going getting involved with the Republican or the Democratic committee in your neighborhood works. And I have people there that I've gotten in touch with, they're fantastic getting back to you. And if you go to their website, and I'll get that website for everybody, um it's worth it because you'll get someone on the phone that cares and they're investing their time and energy into all of this so that we're not just saying, go do something, you don't have direction. Precinct. Okay.

SPEAKER_05 1:01:16

Um, pray the rosary daily. You asked about closing the account. They let me get our money out, but one of our community members, she was a banker for many, many years. That was her career. She worked on the private banking side of Chase Bank. And she said when they uh I don't remember what it was, I don't know if it was Patriot Act or one of these banking deals, but they called it uh bail-ins, right? So you have bailouts, which is when the government prints money to pay off, pay the banks, and then you have bail-ins where the banks can basically confiscate the money that they have on deposit. And this is what Greece did. So when Greece went through money, you guys. Yeah, when Greece went through when Greece went through their big banking crisis a decade ago, they did they did a bail-in. And so you could only take out five hundred dollars a day, or maybe it was it was a small amount, it was five hundred dollars a day. And meanwhile, while they locked down people's deposits, they printed money. And so you could do an example if somebody had like 50 grand in the bank and they went to the bank every day to pull out $500 cash to go spend on something else, buy gold, buy something that's not gonna inflate away. Um, by the time they were done inflating their Greek dollar and with the bail-in, it was like people lost 80% of their wealth, their spending power that they had in their savings accounts.

SPEAKER_00 1:02:35

And did they ever get that back?

SPEAKER_05 1:02:37

No, no, you don't. And bail-ins are written into law.

SPEAKER_00 1:02:41

So if they well, they wrote it in Dodd Frank in 20 was it 2008 when they wrote it in that it's legal.

SPEAKER_05 1:02:51

I don't know if it was the Patriot or Dodd Frank that did it, but either way, that that is in law, and when they exercise that, you your money's locked in the bank. You can only spend so much per day, and then they'll inflate away. It's the called bail-ins, and they have done it, they did it in Greece, they did it, they just stole people's savings, said you can only take out so much cash and then printed away the value of that money. And by the time they were done, your savings account was worth a fraction of what it was before it started, and you had no ability to get the money out, you had no ability to spend it and buy other assets. It was it was horrible, and you know, the world just moves on. But yeah, it happens. Okay, so we are over the hour. Any any last second things? I want to uh wrap up by sending you guys out on a raid. So I gotta we gotta do something. Oh, yeah, let's do it. We'll just wrap up.

SPEAKER_00 1:03:41

So I'm gonna send you guys over to um I put the links in the chat, you guys, for Stern America for that march.

SPEAKER_05 1:03:49

Government stack how technocracy was built over 200 years. So let's see. There you go. Raid is on. So probably a bunch of you guys are gonna jump over to that channel. And uh it's so crazy when that happens. Yeah. And we stay here. Let's see. Let me go. I like to go over there and so join. Hey. Hello. Very cool. Yep. Um, governance stack, how techn technocracy was built over 200 years by Courtney Turner. So I sent you guys over there if you get a chance to go say hi. Let them know the peasants have arrived.

SPEAKER_00 1:04:32

So do you stay while everyone's in the raid?

SPEAKER_05 1:04:36

Um people have an option to join.

SPEAKER_00 1:04:39

You're froze.

SPEAKER_05 1:04:40

I'm frozen.

SPEAKER_00 1:04:40

Are you still there?

SPEAKER_05 1:04:41

Yeah, I'm here. Oh, you froze. Okay, you're back. You're froze. I'm not froze, you're froze.

SPEAKER_00 1:04:49

I think we're both up.

SPEAKER_05 1:04:50

I see Carlitz made it over there.

SPEAKER_00 1:04:53

He made it here?

SPEAKER_05 1:04:54

He made it over to uh Courtney Turner. Oh, cool. So very cool. All right, you guys, thank you so much. I'll be broadcasting again tomorrow morning, 6 30 a.m. Pacific Standard Time. Hope you guys all join us. Otherwise, we will see everybody else again later.

SPEAKER_00 1:05:11

Good night, everybody. Bye, guys. Bye bye.