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➡ The speaker is discussing a recent trip across Europe, noting a lack of police presence and border control. They also mention changes in the U.S. under Trump’s administration, including increased immigration enforcement. The conversation then shifts to geopolitical issues, including the potential for conflict between China and Taiwan, and the historical tension between Russia and the U.S. The speaker suggests that this tension is perpetuated by those who profit from war and conflict.
➡ The speaker believes that Alaska is a key area due to its untapped raw materials and strategic trade routes. They suggest that the focus on Alaska could be related to its potential for manufacturing materials for electric car batteries and other industries. They also discuss political tensions and strategies, including the possibility of returning Alaska to Russia, and the implications of Trump’s actions in D.C. The speaker concludes by expressing excitement for future developments.
➡ The peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan is significant due to the region’s importance for oil pipelines. Any instability could cost billions of dollars if a pipeline is damaged. The deal was brokered by a businessman who offered incentives to both parties. Meanwhile, dissatisfaction with political leaders in California is growing, with many people planning to leave the state due to issues like homelessness and drug problems.
➡ The speaker discusses various global issues, including the perceived decline of London, the influence of different cultures, and the role of Russia in world politics. They also touch on the peaceful coexistence of Christians and Muslims in Cairo, the economic strength of the BRICS countries, and the potential for a new gold-backed US dollar. The speaker believes that President Trump is doing a good job and needs a second term to solidify his work. They also discuss the potential for a financial reset and the importance of removing corruption in countries like Iraq.
➡ The text discusses the potential changes in the banking sector, particularly in Iraq, where reforms are being implemented to connect all banks to international corresponding banks. It also mentions the speculation around the value of the cryptocurrency XRP, suggesting it could increase significantly due to changes in cross-border payments. The text also touches on the decline of the Swift system and the potential impact of this on the value of XRP. Lastly, it discusses the potential for Bitcoin’s value to decrease as gold and silver become more competitive.
➡ The discussion revolves around the idea of countries using their natural resources and commodities, like oil, gold, coffee, and even cinnamon, as a basis for their currency. This would force countries to reveal their true assets and create a level playing field where everyone can prosper. The conversation also touches on the potential for economic growth and a possible financial reset happening this year, based on understanding of economic trends and indicators.
➡ The speaker discusses the importance of building momentum for the upcoming year, particularly in relation to the midterms. They mention Trump’s ambition to make the USA the crypto capital of the world, which involves promoting it as a viable business and offering tax relief. The speaker also emphasizes the need for change and progress, as people are tired of being held back. Finally, they mention taking a summer break and returning in September, and encourage listeners to stay tuned for future updates.

Foreign. Here we are again. Indeed. How are you, sir? How is the sound quality? Because I’m currently on the road. I’ve been. Oh, my camera’s a bit wobbly because I put together something in this Airbnb that seems to be working. But is the quality okay? Yeah. I don’t know about everybody else, but I can hear you pretty well. Good, good, good. I’m currently in Portugal. I’m just outside Lisbon. I’m here for a couple of days, but in the last two weeks I’ve been to Germany twice because I had to go back for a meeting. The first time we didn’t get it done, and I drove from Germany into Austria, Switzerland, France and down into Spain.

Just a few meetings I had with the. The other business I’ve got. But the current feeling is it’s a bit strange because it’s very, very quiet out there. John. I think this is the. The quiet before the storm. I’ve kind of got this feeling geopolitical wise. We normally kick off with a little bit of stuff, but we’ll go back to it because. How have you been in. In la? It must be quite a changing environment now with some of the laws and the rules that Trump’s put into place since it was a couple of years ago.

You must be noticing some changes. No, well, I’m, I’m. Thankfully, I’m on the outskirts, so I’m not right in the heart of the city. Louisiana is not a true city like New York or Chicago. It’s, you know, it’s a lot like. I don’t know if you’ve been to Connecticut, but Hartford, which is dubbed the insurance capital of the world, it’s basically two city blocks, and that’s it. It’s a kind of like a business district, but it’s. It’s kind of a moribund scene over there. And it has been for, you know, admittedly quite a while. But I am noticing slowly but surely, even here in crazy California, I’m seeing the gas prices, at least in my area, start to tick down a little bit.

5 cents here, 15 cents there. I’m slowly noticing a vibe of heightened awareness. And it’s like the unspoken thing. Right. Of accountability. And that’s encouraging. But it’s not as moving as quick as we’d all like, but it is moving. And I think now, as you said, calm before the storm is going to precipitate much quicker going forward. Yeah. I mean, if we tie this in. Because here’s one of the things I’ve noticed I didn’t see any police anywhere. Now, some of these policies, especially the immigration policy about trying to break us, I really do believe that this is.

This is one of the. The biggest scandals because England, for example, is one. It’s like America’s little brother. It takes a couple of years for it to sort of fall into line. But we’ve got Mike Pence, if I believe was it. Mike Pence is heading over to the UK to talk to Nigel Farage. Okay. Named Mike Pence. I’m remembering something from four years ago. I still haven’t had enough sleep, I think, but guys from the States is meeting with Nigel Farage. And it’s because he knows who’s going to be in charge of the next election, I think, because the current climate, the UK is just falling apart.

And I watched a very interesting video, John. All these migrants that are coming in, these inflatable dinghies, these rafts, when they. When they pick them up, obviously the rafts are still there. So they bring all the rafts back and they bring them into a big port called Dover. And there’s one guy on his mountain bike just zooming around the port. He said, look at all these dinghies. He saw them being loaded up. They loaded them into a truck and they put the truck on the ferry and drove it back to France. So this isn’t a rescue operation of immigrants.

This is an organized invasion because they’re bringing the same boats back to get more, to bring more over. So this was the same thing that was going on in the United States with the southern borders. But now that Trump came in and stepped it up, it’s down to about 4 or 5% of what it used to be a year ago. So it’s taken a couple of years longer. But what I noticed in Europe was there’s just no police anywhere, John. I mean, I drove from Munich to Madrid, basically, and I think I saw two or three police cars on the way.

There’s no border controls. Nobody looks at anything. Nobody’s stopping anything. It could be anything in any truck anywhere. And I wasn’t driving through the night. We weren’t driving on a weekend. It could have been anything. There’s just no police presence for security in Europe anymore like there used to be. Now, my friend does it all the time. He has an insurance company in Portugal. He’s based in Munich, and he actually, he often drives his estate car, his wagon, with a lot of publicity and stuff that they send out to clients. So he has a Princeton journey.

Makes sense for him to drive it down once every couple of months. So I said, well, is it the same on the way back, coming north? He said, no, it’s exactly the same. Nobody stops you, nobody looks what’s going on, Nobody’s inspecting, nobody’s checking, nobody’s looking. And said, how long has that been going on? He says, well, probably about four years. Because I remember last time I did that trip four years ago, there was a lot more security. So I find that very interesting that now they’ve removed a lot of the police out of the area.

They’re not putting them on the highways anymore. And on a geopolitical level, I think what Trump has done this week by changing the whole D.C. police system into a federalized operation and so they’ve got someone to stand for, someone who’s watching over them. It’s been a very interesting exercise. Have you been watching the response to that? I have. And before I answer that, David, I want to go back a moment. I was listening as, as you were talking, I was thinking about your initial question. So I want to retract a statement. You asked me if I’ve noticed anything different in la.

So I apolog. It just sometimes it comes extemporaneously. There has been reports last week, I have, I have an interview this week with Sheriff Mack and he was asked about this on one of the other channels. That ICE has been more prevalent, as you would expect, in all the major cities to include la, especially with the head population there illegally speaking. They had 13 arrests. Interesting. 13 is cabal number. Keep that in mind. But they’re arresting a lot of the MS, 13. So that leftover. So I am noticing through the grapevine a lot of this systemic clean out, which I would suspect is probably going through Chicago and of course New York.

The usual suspects. And then you brought up Mike Pence. We don’t. I don’t think that’s the real Pence, obviously. I think that’s an actor, which I know you can subscribe to, but. Yeah, so I just wanted to answer that. But to your question, I had a thought this morning. I wanted to run by you just about an hour ago. So you know, President Trump has this historic meeting. We already know behind the scenes it’s been done vis a vis bricks. When he says 75, chance we know it’s 175 because I’ve done. Do you think the China Taiwan conflict is going to happen right behind that? And do you think he goes during the week of Rosh Hashanah in September for Israel for last.

Well, you want to talk about the. The. The Alaska thing, first of all, because a lot of people are confused. Is that what you said? Because the line went a bit weird there. The Alaska thing is a. Is a confusing item for a lot of people. So what we’re doing is we’re talking about Russia and America and both of their leaders getting together. Now, you’ve got to understand that most people been whitewashed about Russia being the bad guy their entire lives. From every single movie that’s ever come out, from all the Rocky movies right up to, you know, every.

Every move in the 80s, it was always Russia, the bad guy. They’re the bad guys. And the bad guys. They’re the bad guys. Who are the bad guys? Russia’s bad, bad guys. And then it was Afghanistan before that was Vietnam, and it was Korea, and it was World War II, and it was, you know, the Nazis. And so there’s always a bad guy. There’s always a monster in the closet. Don’t look under the bed. Who’s the bad guy? This week it changes. Then it was a Taliban, and then it was, you know, it just changes. But they.

The cabal have been trying very hard to keep this rivalry up between Russia and the United States because they need it. They need wars, they need conflicts, they need the. The arms manufacturing, the weapons plants. Oh, yeah, exactly. All make money. Let’s go into a country, blow it up, take all the raw materials, such as the oil and the gas and the gold and the minerals and. But then after we’ve blown the hell out of it, there’s no infrastructure with sewerage, electricity, water, park, you know, everything. We’ll go back in and rebuild everything, and we’ll. We’ll just build the whole country again, like what they did with Iraq.

So I think the real reason behind Alaska is because of trade routes, John, because those northern trade routes coming up through the straits and the Alaskan waters there. And also Alaska is very, very underdeveloped as far as raw materials and mineral minerals. And things have changed. In the old days, it was not just petroleum that people need. Now it’s things like nickel and coldate and all these different things for different manufacturing, such as batteries for electric cars, which, with a bit of luck, will go away by the next four or five years. Because I just think all the energy, the way he’s making these batteries for these electric vehicles.

What are you talking about? Trying to save the planet? The batteries are more polluting than putting fuel in gasoline in it. So I think the real reason that’s going on up there. And the European governments are furious because they’re not invited. It’s just Russian. It’s just, it’s just Trump and it’s just Putin. Don’t misunderstimate Putin. He’s a very shrewd, very clever man. And all of this propaganda you see about Russia being terrible behind the scenes, can’t get anything, you know, if you, if you know, anybody goes there, it’s great. They have a very safe lifestyle. The crime is very low, the subway is immaculate.

They don’t have a lot of screaming lunatics on the streets wailing in machetes around. So that deal between Russia and the USA, I think was, is going to really put the final nail, I would have thought, in a lot of the plans that the cabal have, you know, the deep state to try to control things and get another conflict there. Although saying that, saying that Trump has used quite a few weapons already, you know, he has been deploying this and deploying that. So he’s not exactly unburned with his fingers as far as using his weapons, but in my opinion thing he’s used them for the right reasons and not just for a.

Let’s get the oil reasons. Absolutely. What was the other part of that question, John? Go on. Well, let’s, let’s, let me add to the just compliment. I’m trying to compliment what you said because I think. Let’s stay on this for a moment, David, because you’re really onto something. So let’s talk about Alaska, which I think was part of your if I heard overarching question. I had a conversation this week with Sandy Mirecki, who is one of my military people. I have her on regularly. She’s retired, a US Air Force test pilot. Best of the best. Just got had great conversations with her and Major General Valley, a couple of two star generals and such.

So I’m just citing the sources for the audience to know for posterity. She pointed out a very good point. She said that the federalization which I think you were talking about earlier. So we’ll tie it all together critical because that implements martial law throughout D.C. in the entirety of the blue states. It helps with the midterms. It also helps the audience, the mainstream of the normies, to accept the narrative returning to a constitutional republic. This is all part of defrocking the Fed, which we already know on our side has happened, but the public again does not know that.

So it all conjoins. It’s an interlocked process. She also pointed out to me, so she confirmed Militarily that’s a done deal. With respect to Alaska, David, here’s a thought. She said that they shutting off the airspace tomorrow in Alaska. Alaska’s airspace, we looked it up, comprises of one fifth of the land mass of the US that’s 20% of the entire nation is in Alaska. That’s significant. Plus the trade routes, as you rightly pointed out. Also, if you recall, David, I’m sure you do, because this is your milieu. You’re talking about trade routes. And there was discussions in some of the articles I read about territorial redistricting.

We got Alaska from Russia and Edward’s Folly in 48, 1948. What if we gave it back to them? Would that be part of the concession? It certainly could be. I mean, Trump’s pretty hot on that area, though, if you think about what he was trying to do with Greenland, to use that as a strategic location for an extension of the base. But I think he’s, I think he’s propping up the back door. You know, he’s putting in a wedge against the lock, like the chair against the lock there, because that whole area is a, is. It could be treated as another Panama Canal type thing because there’s a lot of trade coming up there and a lot of the pipelines and this sort of trade and deals for that could be very, very interesting because I think Alaska, we know there’s oil up there, but it’s probably a lot of it has been untapped.

You know, Trump’s still in that mood of drill, baby, drill. And Russia in, in the, in the market to supply people with a lot of natural gas. You know, they supply most of Europe, they, the Germans, for example, and reliant on Russian. Trump told them about this five years ago. He said if Russia decided to switch the switch off, you guys better put your jackets on because you can have a cold winter. So Germany is in a particularly delicate state. I mean, it’s, it’s balanced itself back up now because. And then this pipeline that blew up, Remember two years ago when they blew, this pipeline suddenly blew, and then Poland all of a sudden had an alternative route for the natural gas that they were needed.

What was it called, that pipeline? I’ve forgotten now, but that was already proved that it was, that was Biden that gave the orders for that one. He didn’t know he was giving the orders. He was just pre warning it. So the Americans blew it up themselves just to get another contract in place and trying to sweat Russia when they’re putting the sanctions on them. So Trump doesn’t like to play like that. He likes to play sanctions if they deserve it. But, you know, everybody buckled during the last time, and he was saying, okay, trade. You’re not going to take all these people back from where I’m throwing out our jails, all these Venezuelan prisoners that you emptied out, these murders and rapists and child molesters that you put dropped on the streets of America, and you won’t take him back.

Okay, let’s see. I mean, he does play those cards. I wanted to go back to the, what he’s doing in D.C. as well, John, because during the, one of the, one of the, the things about that he’s really got a beanies bonnet about is this the January 6th, the uprising. Like, Trump got the blame. They said, you didn’t do anything. Trump tried to call out the National Guard, and as the chain of command goes, it says, okay, you got to call this guy, then this guy, and then this guy. The one person that stood up from online on X, I think it was, was saying, hang on a second, no.

Trump asked to call out the National Guard. Then it came across my desk and I was stonewalled. And by the time we got any sort of response from anybody, it was hours and hours later. And it’s embarrassed all of the people that were formerly in charge there. So there’s been a lot of these guys that don’t quote me on this. I think it’s Pompeii. Is it? What’s his first name? Mike Pompeo. Mike Pompeo, yeah. He’s away out of the country at the moment. He’s in Austria. Because now that Trump has handed back these federal powers to the police in D.C.

this now transforms it into a federal operation. And when I was serving these warrants for treason and acts against the government, I think a lot of them are going to be, oh, I’m accidentally on holiday for six months in a country it’s difficult to get hold of me. Austria, for example, they do have extradition. But he’s making some very, very clever moves at the moment. Because if you. I really do think that there’s going to have to be something with Obama and Hillary because the evidence is overwhelming now that they were involved. It was an orchestrated event when they were talking about Russia.

Gate was a distraction from Hillary’s hundreds of thousands of emails that, you know, all of a sudden she can’t get access to. So they invented this as a distraction. So geopolitically, it’s, it’s very interesting at the moment, Trump is going through all of this. He’s going very slow and meticulous. He’s not taking any chances of jumping before he’s got all of his players and on the field properly. He’s doing a very good job. So I’m excited for this. Sorry. Likewise. David, you know very well, right. This is all optics at this point. This stuff’s already been done.

This is, we’re watching it play out the movie. Right. So. But you’re right, it’s all, it’s all time to perfection was my point. Staying on the geopolitical front because I, I don’t think this gets talked about enough. But I wanted to ask you in conjunction before we see tomorrow’s inevitability. A week ago when he announced the Russia peace deal, he made the peace deal in the Woval office with I think it was Armenian Azerbaijan. And that hasn’t happened 35 plus years. How significant? You’re a well hailed traveler, so I ask you how significant was that peace deal in your mind? Well, look, look at where exactly it is again.

That’s one of the major pipeline routes coming through that part of the world. They’re very important, those regions to be stable, John, because it, you can’t believe the amount of money that goes through those pipelines with the crude oil coming out because you can’t ship it from where Aberbaijan and Kazakhstan, all these former eastern bloc countries that are now independent, they’re one of the major sources of petroleum in the entire region. So if you have one of these pipelines go down, it, it’s costing billions of dollars. So you cannot have any instability there because if there’s a squabble going on, whose is what and that’s mine.

And one of the pipelines gets blown up, it’s going to send repercussions all around the world, especially in the petroleum business. So keeping all of these regions stable and let’s face it, it’s always squabbling about either a religious squabble or a financial squabble which is usually territorial. So they’ll be fighting over territorial rights. Whose is this? Whose is what? That. Because there’s something of value on the land. Nobody’s squabbling over a piece of scrub land that’s no value. So for him to get in there and structure this, especially coming from completely different cultures, I mean if he’s brokering something with a French or the Canadians or something, you know, okay, they’re from the same part of the world, same sort of family structure, but these people are Totally different.

Yeah. So ultimately it’s an arm wrestling competition. It’s like, listen, guys, if you don’t toe the line, this is what’s going to happen. We’re going to offer you this, we’re going to offer you that, we’re going to make it worth your while doing it. Trump’s a businessman and in these situations that’s what gets deals done. It’s okay, I feel good about this. All right, I’m willing to relinquish some of this, but look at what else I’m getting. And it’s always about turn the card over, see what the card is. You don’t know what the cards that we’ve laid on the table yet until you turn them over and have a look.

And maybe you want to sit at the table and play with us and maybe you want to throw the hands in and maybe you want to change a couple of cards. It’s like a poker game. But inevitably he’s very good at this because he’ll give them something that won’t cost him anything, but they’ll see the value of it in the long term. 100%. Thank you. I think that’s a good summation. And going back, David, just thinking about as you’re sharing California, you asked that to start the podcast. I think it’s putting a highlight on. I call her Karen Ass, the so called mayor of this crappy city.

And then Gavin Useless newscomb worthless people are just hating on and we know it’s not really him, but people are hating on him more and more and more. And this is Trump’s way to gin up the consensus for the midterms by cleaning out all these blue states in conjunction with the ice cleanup, you know, which is really a function of Nasara Gesara when you think about it. Yeah, the. Well, these politicians have literally just scraped as much as they can and put it in a secret accounts. You can well believe that the real news who’s got millions and millions of dollars stashed away and you can see.

You know what I think is funny is it’s always very realistic is the memes that are floating around out there, John, in any situation like the California fires, there’s very few people that believe that was actually a legitimate event. That a wasn’t started deliberately and it’s not orchestrated by shutting off the water, making sure there’s nobody in charge. And you see the memes that are going around about this is like a, a really fit guy in his late mid to late 20s goes into the Fire department says, hey, are you hiring? And the guy says, no.

And then the next person comes in is an extremely overweight woman with shaved pink hair and says, are you hiring? And he goes, yes, yes, we’re hiring an overweight lesbian who has no athletic ability and no form of training in any form of service facilities such as ep, you know, emergency services. But this former Marine who’s just got out, who’s in that mindset, that zone, wants to be a fight. No, they’re gonna say no to him. So the memes say it all, how the people really feel out there. And you useless, useless is just again, another case of it.

He’s sitting up there, he’s just. I remember about a year ago he bought another six or seven million dollar home somewhere, you know, but look at his salary. Where are you getting all that money from? And California is tearing itself apart, really, with the homeless problem, the fentanyl problem, the drug problem. All up that coast, all the way from Portland, all the way down to San Diego, Santa Cedar are right on the border. All these places now just tearing themselves apart under the blue flag. And also the, the liberalism. You know, you can get away with murder even if, Imagine having a store, John, and somebody comes in and say, oh, if you’ve stolen anything under 600, I can’t do anything about it.

Under 950, they could get away with 950. There you go. Even worse. You know, they should, they should have the white flag. That’s what they’re waiting. Because there’s a mass exodus in this town, including myself, eventually here, it’s going to be off, off the charts. Right. All the big stores are pulled out. I mean, yeah, you name it. All the high street stores that they’ve all pulled out in places like San Francisco, it’s all boarded up. Ghost town. Yeah. When Toyota left this town in 2017, that was sort of your inkling. No, no coincidence. President Trump’s first term, that was the beginning of the end.

Right. And you’re just, you’re just seeing industry, you know, leaving droves. But you know, don’t forget in 2022, when new scum, useless, worthless was taken out, the real one, they, they went into his home and they found underground tunnels with baths where he was. Sex and organ, human trafficking, these poor kids and women. And in that Sacramento area, people found out about it. Right. You saw the guy went to the cdc, tried to open up gunfire because he knows the, this was, was killing them, Right? Yeah. What does Q say? They’re not going to be able to walk the streets safe at night.

We’re just seeing more and more of that proliferate. Well, it’s actually Keir Starmer can’t walk the streets in England because every time he goes out he’s being bombarded with insults and they’re the pretty heavy ones as well, even though he’s trying to control all the media. But this platform that we record on bit, shoot that I use it, you can’t watch anything on that platform, on this platform anymore. And you’ve got to use rumble. Can you imagine banning an entire video network with hundreds of thousands of video over the hours of people. And it’s not just all what they would consider unsavorable topics that the government don’t like.

I mean, it’s everything. You can go and find anything. It’s like YouTube, you know, typing whatever is there. Yeah. So the, the UK is. I’ve got predictions about the uk. I think it’s going to be one of the first. It’s going to really kick off because it’s so close to spewing into civil war now, in my opinion, bud, because the people have just had enough of it, they might be able to salvage it by doing a snap election and getting rid of them. But if he refuses to go, the, the Prime Minister of the uk and then Trump’s been talking how like extremely bad about the mayor of London.

You know, there was a bus. I go through London every now and again, John, just very quickly. But I saw a bus there the other day and on the side of the bus, England’s supposed to be a Christian country, it said Trust in Allah. I was horrified. Yeah, huge double decker bus in the middle of the, in the middle of the. Says trust in Allah. Now that isn’t something that the people of London have voted for. This is Khan, who’s, he’s Muslim. So he’s turned all of that, you know, you can’t pray in the streets anymore, but if you’re a Muslim, you can go wherever you want and start just setting up and getting, getting into the call of prayer.

And Trump was saying what a horrible man he is. He’s terrible man. He’s a joke. He’s a joke. He’s turned that beautiful city into a, into a rat hole. It is terrible if you go into London, guys, I highly advise against him. It’s not what it used to be. Well, I’m glad you said that, David, because that’s where I was going. It’s not about hating on any particular group, it’s just calling Out Accountability. Right. We’ve talked about. Yeah, yeah. We need to make something great again. It’s humility and accountability. We’ve touched on that before. And in the spirit of that.

Yeah. The people in London need to take it back. I was watching a YouTube video the other day. Somebody sent me this woman, you know, native to London, to England, was on the. I believe it’s the tube, though, they call it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Metro. Yeah, yeah, Metro. We call it a subway to semantics. And there was this Muslim woman was trying to bully her to get her seat and she pushed back and punched back. And you know that that particular persuasion of culture is trying to infiltrate London. They tried to do it over here in New Jersey and in Dearborn, Michigan.

It’s so pervasive. If you do not control the situation, it will overtake you. Right. Period. End of story. So they have to fight to get their country back, and rightly so. And then talking about real quick with Russia before you go ahead, I’m going to give full credit, as I typically do, to the source. Phoenix Pir I’ve talked about has had educated me years ago as a former Army Ranger. And he’s pretty well qualified to know this, that, you know, you’re talking about Russia, the bad guy, the Russia, the bad guy. Brainwashed. Brainwash. Brainwash. We already know it’s the opposite of whatever the fake news says, whatever the, the WF and all those idiots say.

It’s just the complete opposite. Russia bailed our butt out in America in World War II, geopolitically and financially. Guess what? They’re doing it again right now. Yeah, the, the trade deals that especially with the BRICS economy is done. I just want to add one thing on that whole Islamic Muslim thing. Egypt. Cairo is one of my favorite cities. And it’s not that Christians and Muslims can’t live in peace together. They can. Cairo is a classic example. But these guys have all been settled. Everybody knows who everybody is and what they’re doing. There isn’t a large influx.

There isn’t a large amount of confusion. It’s a settled equation. It’s been done. And it’s a, it’s a pretty peaceful city. I’ve been there many times and I’ve never felt once intimidated just because I’m a white Christian against, you know, in an Islamic, predominantly Islamic city. So. And a lot of the Middle Eastern countries like you go to Dubai, Qatar, Kuwait, they, they are very friendly. But the problem is it’s the people that have dropped in there. Lowly educated, frustrated young Men that don’t speak any English, they can’t get jobs because they don’t get work permits or they get put up in a hotel and just have enough money to, to sort of pay phone credit and just hang around shopping arcades.

So that’s where it goes to. But Russia being the bad guy is, is a, is a myth, really. I mean, yes, after the Cold War, everybody was suspicious, you know, you know, because they were listening to propaganda. But again, all of this is orchestrated and, and deliberately played by political agitators. But I do think Trump is concerned about the BRICS economies. John, we talked about China and Taiwan, the tensions bubbling there. You know, China are always testing, military testing, military testing in that stretch of waters just off the coast of Taiwan. They’re just waiting for the right moment to get in there.

And everybody wants a piece of Taiwan because of the manufacturing technology they’ve got there. The chips, all of the computer boards, televisions. I mean, they make so much that’s. Their entire country is based on electronic manufacturing. So will it have to kick off? Is there going to be another peace treaty? Will Trump have to step in and, and set things up? But, you know, I’ve heard Trump talk about bricks and he says it’s, you know, I’m not going to allow it, I’m not going to allow it. But I think he’s talking in riddles now because, yeah, you know, most of the planet is now in the bricks and China, Russia into Brazil, South Africa and their economies are very strong.

So I think if we’re talking about the end of the existing dollar as we know it now, and then the new dollar coming out, which is all backed from gold and assets, it’ll be a different story because people will want to deal with that. They will want to have, they will have faith in that because the moment, nobody’s got any faith in the long term credibility of the US Dollar because of the damage that the previous administration has done and the political stunts that go on that come out of the States. So Trump’s got a lot of repair work to do for confidence.

He’s doing a great job. But we are going to need that second term, I feel, to have him really cement it. And this probably ties in very well to. We’ll go with the money side of things, John, and the reset, because this is what we’re all waiting for. Indeed. Well, I mean, you know, as I, well, as I do, he’s, first of all, he’s going to get a third term because we know fraud vitiates Everything. So that’s our, that’s already built in there. They’re already working on those three corrupt judges. When I’m going to give those Jezebels and their name, they don’t deserve it.

He’s, he’s defrocking that. He’s in, he’s in cahoots with bricks, you know, make no mistake about it. He’s concerned to the extent that he wants peace and stability. Right? As any decent person should want. But you have, when you have peace, you don’t have banker wars, then peace becomes prosperous. So they go hand in hand, right? So he’s definitely involved to that extent. You got Operation Sandman, which is the top 100 countries in the world. You know, as those get on board, more will follow. So what he’s doing is separating the Fed, which he already did, into the treasury gold.

Back it tomorrow also. David, I don’t know if you know this, you probably do. Tomorrow is also significant not only from the standpoint of the Russia US peace deal, but also it’s the 54th anniversary commemoration of when Nixon and Kissinger took us off the gold standard in 71. Yeah, took it down, isn’t it? Was it 74, right? Yes, 71. 71. 71. So it was August 15th of 71. So wouldn’t it be a coincidence if he starts to. He’s already moving us away from the private Western central bank as he merges in, as you said, the asset backed system.

So two things can exist in the same space to your question or comment. You can have a strong gold backed US note, Treasury backed. It removed the hegemony of the Federal Reserve, which is basically, no offense, British corporation on the rest of the world, which nobody wants. So to your point of the segue, you nicely did. How convenient for the financial side, financial side of things. Let me just quickly go through some of the stuff I want to show here and get your take on it. So we’ll start with what we always do, typically because it’s the front and center country, the nation of Iraq.

Can you see this? Yeah, yeah, loud and clear. Iraqi government denies any intention to devalue the dinar against the dollar. Let’s cut through the crack. Okay, first of all, I’m sorry, but truth is truth, that’s what you and I do and must do, right? Is it true in your experience, David, as I go through these articles we can have an interplay here that in the Islamic culture it’s not a sin to, to lie to Westerners? Not at all, no. In fact, in The Quran, it’s kind of encouraged. Exactly. That’s where I was hoping you’d go with it.

So it’s the opposite. They have to do a devalue to revalue, because you can’t revalue in corruption. So what you’re seeing is a removal of corruption in Iraq. You’re seeing it in, you know, all these different countries. You look, see what happened with Maduro, which I think they already took him out, you know, 50 million dollar reward on his head to remove him. Excuse me. And that’s, that’s necessary. So you’re devaluing under corrupt regimes, pluck them out like weeds and then you bring in, you know, the right people and you revalue what Trump has done. Wisely, he is, he’s optically force their hand, which I’ll show you in a minute.

Excuse me. They have till the end of this month to get their banking reforms and oil stuff done, which I’ll show. Like I said, I’ll show you in a second. But just know that they deny any intention they’re going to devalue it. But here’s the good news. We know the playbook. So it’s the opposite. Right. We also know they can print new notes. I know there’s this rumor, oh, they print new notes. They’re not going to take our dinar. Bull crap. Of course they are. The banks, the Treasury Department. You don’t think the banks know where we got our currency? They know we got it from the Treasury Department through these dealers.

Right. Wherever you bought it from, even our particular site for it. And as a result, they’re going to want that. They know how valuable it is. For the first time, people will have leverage. So don’t be discouraged, be encouraged. This is all part of the playbook. That’s necessary, right? So just know that this is kind of an opposite thing. Let me get out of this and show you the next one, because I’ve got a subset of things to show you here, so just bear with me. Okay, so this is really not what I want to show you.

This is really important right here that I show you this. I don’t know why it’s doing that. My apologies. Basically, I was going to show you that oil deals have been done with Kurdistan. I showed this on Nick Beniamen show I told you about yesterday. Also the banks, the international reform with Iraq is going on right now. So they’re merging all the different banks together. These are necessary steps that they needed to do to come back and announce on the international Stage that was kind of my point where I was going with it. Let me show you this here.

So let me know when you can see this. Yeah, got it. Yeah. It says Central bank of Iraq. Right. So I’m going to play this. Unless you speak Arabic, it’ll be no point. But we want to be authentic about it and accurate. Central bank of Iraq is now witnessing the implementation. I just talked about banking reform which will connect all banks in Iraq to the international corresponding banks. It’s a short clip. Just take a listen, if you will. All right, so we’ll get out of that. I think you get the gist of that. I was going to say there’s no subtitles on there.

I know now witnessing banking reform will be content. Okay. So that they’re already releasing that the banking regulations are going to be reformed. Well, exactly, because Trump uses. They had to have a narrative for the public to accept. So if he boxes them in with that probably go, oh, okay. Well, I guess, you know, they’re, you know, whatever Trump is saying it, they better do it right. People will. Yeah. In general accept that. So here we go. Here’s another one from a G. Can you see this one? Central bank of Iraq. Yeah. Preparation took months. Not really that’s.

We could do this overnight, form an emergency government. Anybody who knows this movement knows that it’s time for implementation. So to save you time, he highlighted the yellow. The bank confirms what is announced during the period preparing the plan, which took, quote, months. The goal was stated, launch a real project bringing stabilization to the banking sector. Safety, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. All compliance issues that allow Iraq to come back on the international stage, which is what brings it to light into the Forex. Just cutting to the chase. And then this is Scott Besant talking this morning.

I believe this came out on Fox. The US Government is not going to buy Bitcoin. What we think is going to happen, David, again, we’re not financial advisors. Not construed as financial advice. Just good solid information for your own discernmental authority. Now that we got that mumbo jumbo out of the way, the sense telling you they’re not going to be buying bitcoin. They got to ask yourself, what are they going to buy? Well, we know the answer to that is clearly XRP. Now that the case is optically. You saw August 8th last week. You probably saw.

I showed it to you. It’s been settled. Judge Torres signed on the dotted line. It’s done. It’s done with prejudice. Which means that they cannot appeal in the future. It’s it’s over with. If Ripple could pay extensively 50 million out of the 125 they’re required to pay, how much do you think that coin is going to be worth? That should tell you miles about what’s going on. Go ahead. Yeah, I’m watching the, the XRP is a really interesting case because if you think, you know, all they need is 14 of the market it would value the bit, the value of the coin XRP at a thousand dollars.

So I think they’re going to be significantly higher than that because the Swift system is dead. In fact I’m, I’m staying with a friend of mine, I was staying with a friend of mine and she’s in that business and I was listening her talking about, you know, swift payments are ending, you’re gonna have to get something sorted out. So you know, there’s a lot of speculation how much XRP is going to be worth. I don’t really have that information. I’m hoping obviously for it’s going to be worth a lot. But it’s one of the, it’s one of the coins that I think is definitely on the underlining where everybody should have a few at least, you know, thousand dollars worth now because a lot of the people out there saying thousand dollars worth of XRP have been making a millionaire but it doesn’t tell us when.

It could be a year, two years, five years, 10 years, you just don’t know. But you think about what Bitcoin did. I’d never even heard of bitcoin. And all of a sudden everybody was talking about Bitcoin. What the hell is that? So anyway it’s the only thing that makes sense John, when you’re talking about if you can’t rely on countries because they don’t have the assets to back the currency, you need something of all these cross border payments. And if a bank is making hundreds of thousands of payments, the coin itself cannot be worth just like 3, 4, 5, $6.

It’s got to be worth more. Yeah, that’s, that’s the point because every time they make a payment they have to pay for the transaction and it electronically wise. I’m not sure exactly how it works but each time a bitcoin is transferred it’s actually worth a little tiny bit less because it’s been used. You know, first of all David, let’s examine the mechanics. Bitcoin is expensive to mine. It takes a lot of energy and energy is the key to running obviously the planet and the financial markets. They, you know, you Know that obviously gold, silver, oil, that goes without saying.

But you have to understand that they marry together. They’re not separate, they’re conjoint. Okay. XRP is very cheap in comparison. It is the king, you know what, of the blockchain with gold. Yeah. That’s why they pegged it to all the currencies. As I mentioned to you both here and offline, that ISO has now tied together the dinar and dong to their, their crypto counterpart. Right. So they merge. So it’s a good idea to have a cross section between paper currency and digital. So whichever way it goes, you have, you have part of that diversification process. Right.

So what we are looking for, at least in our team anyway, is for that 10 to $30 mark with XRP because that will marry very well. We don’t do dates and rates here, but that will marry very well to the conjoining of the timing and the potentiality of the rate of dinar. That’s as far as I’m going to go with it. But let me just quickly play with the time we have left. This little clip from percent. It’s only about 25 seconds. Yep. Okay, here we go. Just waiting for it to queue up here. Come on, guys, queue up.

All right, let me, let me exit this. And I don’t know why it’s doing this. Sorry about that. Let me. It’s. It’s not working. For some reason, it was freezing up. But basically just percent was saying that we’re not, we’re not going to be investing in bitcoin. So what we’re looking for prophetically, is for bitcoin to get around. When I say prophetically, there’s a guy out there, Christopher Green, Australia, he had dreams many years ago in 21. Not a prophet, but had dreams seeing that bitcoin would come around the 1:31:30, 135,000 mark and then it would start to go down.

If you’re watching like we are, the gold and the silver, they’re trying to paper down the shorts, the banks, but they’re losing because every. It’s like cutting grass. Every time you cut, it just grows back. Right. So every time they try to short it down, it just comes right back. A day or later, it rebounds like that. Meanwhile, the dollar index, which you know, is tied to the foreign currency market, what does it hate? Competition. What’s it getting? A lot of gold and silver and the foreign currency market is getting a ton because as you said, BRICS is amalgamating stronger.

So you take all These pieces tells the story last night, I think the Dixie was at 97.70. So I have to see where it lands on Friday as a result of the peace deal and the, the anniversary of the, you know, coming off the gold standard again. Yeah. So I’m watching the Dixie as we see this downward trend with that we see oil going down because with these oil deals, Trump is forcing the oil prices down, David, in the Middle east because it allows for him to drill here and get oil here abroad and not be dependent on them.

But what that also does is forces those Middle Eastern countries to reveal their assets. They can’t hide behind the dollar and oil anymore as their sole source of income. They’re now going to have to reveal the assets they have in the ground. And this is important, David, to catch this everybody’s talking about because I interview a lot of different people and they’re subject matter experts in financial. But that doesn’t mean that they have the complete total picture. That’s why we show our audience with you incorporated the breadth and depth of the different scalability from different points of view.

Everybody’s looking at this from a gold and silver standpoint. But you can’t discount the assets in the ground. A level playing field means that everybody gets to prosper. But it has to be based on something. It’s based on assets. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let me ask you a question just to, just to, you know, keep the dialogue going. Do you drink coffee? Cost to do. Okay. Have, you know, I don’t know what the. I haven’t researched. You know, I’m just. Somebody can research it. Maybe you have. I don’t know what the ratio of the Colombian coffee is to other countries, but it’s pretty significant because any coffee I drink, it always says Colombian blend, right? Yeah.

Brazil, Brazil’s, you know, there’s about four or five. Honduras is a big producer anywhere in that region, really. Brazil, Colombia, Honduras, Nicaragua, they all, they all produce coffee, but it’s a huge commodity. Yeah. And there’s, you know, they do do it in here as well, I believe in Africa, but it’s not the same. It drinks Kenyan coffee. My point being to your point that that more often than not when I drink it, I see a Colombian light row, dark roast, mid roast, whatever, you know your preferences for your palate. But Colombia is very predominan prominent in that.

They also grow a lot of produce, just like Zimbabwe and many other Latin American countries. What’s to say that those countries could not live on their assets in the ground to Include coffee beans. Why couldn’t you monetize the Colombian peso and coffee beans and produce coupled with, I mean, none of these countries can do 100 metals. It has to be a blend of the two, is my point. And that really helps. Yeah, I mean, I, I absolutely, I could see that, you know, you, you couldn’t really deal with, with a crop like bananas from some of the Caribbean islands, but, you know, Colombia and Brazil, Brazil, it has so many commodities.

Look at the, the tree population, the rubber, the, the raw materials that they’re bringing out. You know, they manufacture so many things that, you know, the, the planet needs. And then there’s something else that just took me, John. Russia have got a hell of a lot of experience about mining in very, very difficult terrain. So imagine if, if Trump is up there doing a deal with Russia and saying, okay, right, you’ve got the experience and the technology for gold mining in, let’s say, the, the frozen tundras out in Russia. What’s to say they don’t do a joint venture? Say, look, we’ve got all this land in Alaska, we know there’s gold up here, we’re all going to need some gold.

What about doing a jv? You were the, the technology and you got the, the experience. Let’s do some of a jv. You know, he could be doing anything of a trade deal because we just don’t know. But we know he’s a businessman. But I agree with you. Monetarizing a country’s particular majority export product would be absolutely worth something. You know, you could say that. It’s like, it’s like leaving something in a, in a pawn shop, isn’t it? Saying, look, I’ve got this Les Gibson guitar, it’s worth this much. Give me this much. You know, they’re going to make a loan against it because it’s an asset of value, touchable, tradable, sellable, buyable.

Well, again, David, exactly right. It’s, it’s a marrying and emerging of the two worlds again, the hard assets and the soft assets. We’ll say in the ground. Russia, to your point, later this year, I think towards the end of the year in St. Petersburg, they’re going to list gold on their exchange because they’re the second largest producer currently of, you know, naturally in the ground for gold. You’ve got Zimbabwe with 10% of the world’s water resources. You have them with a ton of lithium and platinum. The world is awash with gold. But again, it’s a lack in silver.

You and I Talked about this in a previous podcast as a reprise. I know you’re not a fan of this particular commodity, meaning cinnamon, but I did research because I remember you said that. Yeah, you remember that. That was a long time ago. But as it turns out, Indonesia and Vietnam comprise of 60% of the world’s cinnamon supply. Why couldn’t they use that as a, as a backing point for the currency? Well, it was actually. It was always been like that. And black pepper, a lot of the spices come from there. You know, it’s. It’s a worldwide commodity.

It’s something that’s traded for the last 500 years. It’s been coming out of Indonesia, man. Black pepper and, and cinnamon was worth its weight in, in gold. It was that rare. You know, the East India Spice Company that made millions from growing this in from all over that part of the world in Southeast Asia. But certainly interesting times, John. I’m expecting to see some sort of movement now because November 22nd is an important day for XRP. A lot I’ve forgotten why something is going to happen there. The ISO platform goes live November 4 or 6, I think.

And, and I’ll leave you with this thought, David, for today, because it’s a good exclamation point to complement what you’re saying. I know there’s a lot of people. Well, I shouldn’t say a lot of people. I know there’s discussion out there circulating about, oh, you know, we’re waiting until next year. Rubbish. Oh, it’s happened, David. Did I lose you? I lost you there for a second, John. You were saying, oh, we’re gonna wait till next year. Yeah, I was being sarcastic, but it’s for a point. That’s rubbish. And people who say that don’t understand economics 101.

So let’s do a little quick education because I know you know enough about economics, too, to be dangerous. But it’s a simple equation. So to calculate a recession or depression, you need five or more quarters of negative gdp. I’ve talked with Bill Holter about this, who’s an economics expert in precious metals. He’s. He’s corroborated that all the true statistics show that as well. Conversely, you notice when they do the housing market or the interest rate market or anything really, the car sales market, they go by the previous month because they can’t give you the current month because it hasn’t finished yet.

Right, yeah. To understand. Yeah, yeah. The timelines converge in this. So you. So we’re. Right now, we’re in the third quarter of the year we’re in the third quarter of the economic market. Right. When we go to October, that’s the fourth quarter on the calendar. But it’s the first quarter of the fiscal year in the Western calendar, including Europe. Correct. Okay. So in order, Trump just said recently a week ago, he said by December, January, we’re going to be booming. So some people ran with that said, oh, that means we’re waiting to the reset till then.

No, it’s not what he’s saying. You don’t understand economics. Here’s how it works. In keeping with the consistency of the steam, to end the show today, you need a solid quarter of GDP numbers in the next quarter to see what the previous quarter did. Right. So if he pulls the reset as an example in September, Rosh Hashanah, when he’s meeting with Israel, Israel will be last, putting pieces together. September, October, November, December. There’s your three months to see what the previous quarter did. You’re now in a new fiscal year. Right, in October. He needs that for the midterms.

Momentum for next year. You’re not going to wait till next year. You don’t have enough momentum to show people. See how well we’re kicking butt economically. Because you’re gonna need that. Yeah, the show people, obviously. Yeah, yeah. So you need it to happen this year. Plus, the crypto boom market is going to start probably, like you said, you know, it’s, it’s heightened beginning if at the latest would be November, which kicks into this year, into next year. So that all signals that it’s going to be sometime this year and we’re going to have a great Christmas.

He said that for years, we just didn’t know which year. So again, putting pieces together, it would stand a reason. It’s going to be sooner than later this year. Even SG and Anno I talked to corroborates that, because you need that momentum to kick into next year. You’re not waiting, you’re building into it. Does that make sense? Yeah, because like you say, he needs these figures to stack up as he starts to talk about the midterms, because it’s on us very, very soon. And he’s also, he’s been pushing, Trump says, I want to make the USA this, the, the crypto capital of the world.

So how’s he going to do that? He’s only going to do that by pushing it and making it a viable business. He’s really, he’s giving people tax relief on it, so you’re not paying capital gains. He wants the business. He knows the futures in that business. So he’s got his, he’s got his fingers and his ears onto the pulse and the whispers and rumors of what’s going on out there. So I believe it. John, We’ve got to get something because we’ve all been repressed and pushed down for too long and people are sick of it now.

We, we need to get back on track that area and projects need to be released. Yeah, and it’s time. We’re all tired of it. We’re all tired. And no more kicking the can down the road. Let’s get, let’s get to the work that people deserve to be doing. So as always, David, tell people where they can find you, please. Yeah, Mahoney tv. You’ll find me there. I’m taking a summer off, John. I don’t know if you know that but you. I think I’m only doing two or three broadcasts this summer because it’s important but I’m taking some time off.

I’m gonna come back in September with a different feel and look about it because you know, doom and gloom and talk about vaccinations and, and legal rights and how to get around all this. It’s. Times have changed so it depends on what the geopolitical situation is in September. We’ll see where we’re gonna go. But I won’t be disappearing. I’m just taking some summer off. It’s a well deserved break. I’ve been at it for five years straight now. I’m like, yeah, I need time and it’s very nice because usually I’m running around from airport, airport and say oh God, it’s Tuesday.

Oh no, it’s Friday. Well how am I going to pull this off? And now I don’t have to think about. I’m quite enjoying the free time. So Mahoney tv, you’ll find me and Mahoney David G. On most of the social media. Although I don’t post very much, I’m sort of not one of these prolific posters. Here’s a picture of me having a cup of coffee. So we’ll see you next month, John. Keep us posted with everything and let the people know where they can buy and get some of this great stuff. We’d be keep talking about, well first of all, hopefully I’ll see you maybe next month.

Yeah, be determined. And we appreciate you. Next month. We know it’s kicked off. Exactly. Well also we appreciate you giving us time given that you’re on vacation. So I really do appreciate that. I know the audience appreciates that as well. So we’ll put your links as always in the description. And like you said folks, if you’re new to this movement or you’ve been here for a while, if you’re looking to get currencies, Denard dinar, Dong Zim Boulevard rupee and all the other 200 some odd currencies and bonds particularly if you’re in Europe and over overseas where I believe David it’s a little bit harder to get than here in America.

Yeah we will leave that link in the description. And again folks remember that the reset is multifaceted. It’s not just metals but it’s assets in the ground. So you know you’re investing in countries that are are providing a lot of the products that we enjoy and you’re helping them free themselves up as yourself financially in the process. So leave that in the description. Thanks David for being here brother. Appreciate you. Much love and we will hopefully see you soon. See you soon. Thanks guys. Take care. Have a great summer. We’ll see you next month. September. Bye bye bye.
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