Badlands Book Club: The Creature From Jekyll Island - Chapter 14 Part 2

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5:14One of these was the sale of much needed commodities at prices below the world market. And in fact, below the prices that Americans themselves had to pay for the same items. I heard that before. This meant of course, as it did in the case of the Lennelese, that the American taxpayer had to make up the difference. Also heard that before. The Soviets were not even required to have the money to buy these goods. American financial institutions, the federal government, international agencies, which are largely funded by the federal government, such as the international monetary fund and the world bank lent the money to them. Furthermore, the interest rates on these loans also are below the market, requiring still additional subsidy by American citizens. And that's not all. Almost all these loans have been guaranteed by the United States government, which means that if no make that win, these countries default in their payments. The gullible American public is once again called upon to make them good. In other words, the new mechanism, innocently and deceptively referred to as trade, is a little more than a thinly disguised means by which members of the round table,

6:17who direct our national policies have bled billions of dollars from American citizens for an ongoing economic transfusion into the Soviet block and continue to do so. Now, the word Soviet has been changed to the less offensive democratic socialism. That's a big one these days. Yeah, right. This enables those regimes to enter into contracts with American businessmen to provide essential services and the circle is complete from the American taxpayer to the American government to the socialist regime to the American businessmen. And ultimately to the American financier who funded the project and provided the political influence to make it all possible. This is the key to understanding the transfusion mechanism. Many Americans have looked at this process and have jumped to the conclusion that there must be a nest of communist agents within our government. There is an exam on reality politics. They would receive half credit for that answer. Yes, they're undoubtedly have been and continue to be red agents and sympathizers burrow deep into our government would work. And they are all too happy to help the process along.

7:18But the main motive force has always come from the non communist, non democratic socialist, non American and not anything members of the round table network, who, as Lenin said, in the pursuit of the profit are laboring for the preparation of their own suicide. These men are incapable of genuine patriotism. They think of themselves not as citizens of a particular country of any particular country, but as citizens of the world. Oi, doesn't that define so many people who are mistakenly referred to as patriots? Yeah. They can do business just as easily with bloodthirsty dictatorships as with any other government, especially since they are assured by the transfer mechanism that the American taxpayer is going to make good on the deal. When David Rockefeller was asked about the propriety of providing, excuse me, providing funding for Marxist and communist countries, which are openly hostile to the United States. He responded, quote, I don't think an international bank, such as ours, all to try to set itself as a judge about what kind of government and country

8:19wishes to a country wishes to have wishes to have. He was talking about Angola, where the Marxist dictatorship was forced upon the people with Cuban soldiers and Soviet weapons. Thomas Theabald, vice president of city corp, was asked in 1981 about his bank's loans to Poland. Was he embarrassed by making loans to a communist country, especially following the regime's brutal repression of free trade unions? Not at all. Quote, who knows which political system works? He replied, the only test we care about is can they pay their bills? What he meant, of course, was can the American taxpayer pay Poland's bills? I'll let you read the items. Item, the following item taken directly from the Los Angeles Times, just a few months after Theabald statement tells the story, quote, Washington, for months, with the Reagan administration has been using federal funds to repay Polish loans owed to US banks. And the bill for this fiscal year may amount to 400 million.

9:21Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Richard E. Lying said Monday, quote, they, the Polish authorities have not been making payments for at least the last half of the last year. Lying said, when they don't make a payment, the US Department of Agriculture makes a payment. Lying said, the US government paid 60 million to 70 million for a month. A month on guaranteed Polish loans in November, October, November, December and January. And we will continue to pay them and quote, this remind this, this remember was precisely at the time the Polish government had declared martial law and was using military force to crush, crush workers demonstrations for political reform. The Polish default on this $1.6 billion loan was by no means an isolated event. Communist Romania and a multitude of Latin American countries were soon to follow. The hard fact is that American taxpayers unknowingly have been making monthly

10:22payments on behalf of communist, socialist and so-called third world countries for many years. And with the more recent staging of apparent reform within the former Soviet block, Congress has tripped all over itself to greatly accelerate that trend. Americans, of course, want to believe that the evil empire is crumbling and the Soviets turn Democrats play directly into that desire. Since the end of World War II, their primary objectives have been one to disarm us and two to get our money. The facade of peristrica and glassnost has been merely a ploy to accomplish both objectives at once. All they have to do is get rid of the few old hardliners and replace them with less well-known personalities who are essentially the same. All of the new leaders come from the ranks of the old leadership, change their labels from communists to Democrat social, to social Democrats, and then sit back while we happily tear down our military defenses and

11:25rush billions of dollars to their failing economies. There undoubtedly will be some progress allowed in the area of free speech, but the military and security organizations continue in full readiness. The iron fist beneath the velvet glove remains ready to strike when the time comes that the facade is no longer necessary. Even if the entire ploy were genuine, there is no reason to believe that these social democracies will ever become better investment risks. The primary thing that has held them back economically in the past is their socialist system and that most definitely will not be changed. All of the new anti-communist social Democrats have pledged their loyalty to the principles of Marx and have said in plain language that they will use our money to develop not a band-in socialism. These countries will continue to be unproductive and will continue to be unable to pay their loans. The American taxpayers will continue to be forced by the cabal to pay the bill.

12:31You want me to read all the items? Yeah, how many are there? I don't know. It does this from time to time where it gives us a response. You can switch back and forth. All right, item before the Bolshevik coup d'état, Russia was one of the most productive agricultural nations in the world. The great wheat fields of Ukraine, Ukraine, justly earned their title of the bread basket of Europe. But when the peoples utopia arrived, agriculture came to a standstill and famine stocked the land. Even after Stalin, when the regime is said to have adopted more humane and productive policies, Russia never produced enough food for itself. A nation that cannot feed its citizens cannot devote citizens cannot develop its industry. And it certainly cannot build a potent military force is not surprising. Therefore, that for decades, the United States is annually, quote, unquote, sold tens of millions of tons of wheat and other stuff, foodstuffs to Russia. The quote marks are to emphasize the underlying transfusion mechanism previously described.

13:33Item, the American government industrial complex provided the Soviets with the money, technology, and the actual construction of two of the world's largest and most modern truck plants. The Kamar river plant and the Zil plant produce over 150,000 heavy duty trucks per year, including armored personnel carriers and missile launchers, plus 250,000 diesel engines, many of which are used to power Soviet tanks. 45% of the cost of this project came from the US export import bank, an agency of the federal government and an equal amount from David Rockefeller's Chase Manhattan bank. The Soviets put up only 10%, 10%. The loan, of course, was taxpayer guaranteed by the US export import bank, which at the time was under the direction of William Casey. Casey was later appointed as head of the CIA to project America from global communism. Are you beginning to get the picture? Item, almost every important facet of Eastern block heavy industry could be

14:34well, could well be stamped with made in the USA with the specific approval each of each successive president. We have provided the latest oil droidling equipment, chemical processing plants, air traffic radar systems, equipment to produce precision bearings, large craft, helicopter engines, laser technology, highly advanced computer systems, and nuclear power plants. We have trained hundreds of their technicians in American institutions and factories and have provided their astronauts with the spacesuits developed by NASA. We have even trained their pilots at US Air Force bases and paid for their military officers to attend our war college. All of this has been used by the Russian government as Lenin predicted it would to build their military industry in preparation for an attack on their suppliers. The great pretense of crumbling communism has not altered that strategy. It may even be the implementation of it. I have it is the brilliant implementation of it. Ah. Item, when Boris Yeltsin sees control of the former Soviet government,

15:36when his first official acts was to decree that foreign businesses had the right to take the profits out of the country from a purely business perspective, that was a sound move because it would provide incentive for foreign investment. But there was more to it than that. Recall from the previous chapter that the lion's share of that investment was to be funded by American taxpayers in the form of direct aid, bank loan bailouts, and government insurance through the overseas private investment corporation. Jane Ingram provides the details. During 1998, quote, during 1992, Yeltsin, wheeled and dealed with royal with royal Dutch shell British petroleum, Amaco, Texaco and X on the Chevron joint venture to develop the tang is, as I say, that tang is oil field was signed. McDermott International marathon oil and Mitsui signed a contract with the Russian government to develop oil and natural gas, natural gas off sec,

16:36Holland Island Chevron and Oman formed a consortium to build a huge pipeline to carry crude oil from Kazakhstan to the Black Sea, Mediterranean and Persian Gulf. Oxidental petroleum signed a joint venture with Russia to modernize two oil fields in Siberia. Newmont mining signed a joint venture to extract gold in his back stand. Merrill Lynch's chairman William Shryer CFR signed up as a financial advisor to aid in privatizing the Ukrainian state property fund, AT&T CEO Robert Allen CFR and TC, which is the trilateral commission, signed a huge contract to supply switching systems for all of Kazakhstan. US US West joined with the Hungarian government to own and operate a national cellular telephone system GM vice president, Marina Whitman, CFR TC joined the governments of Hungary and Yugoslavia to make cars.

17:39GE CEO John Welch CFR and vice chairman of the board Lawrence Balsity TC brought a majority of stake in Hungary's lightning industry. Ralston Perrina, Dow Chemical, Eastman Kodak, SC Johnson and Sun, Xerox, American Express, Proctor and Gamble, Woolworth, Philip Morris Ford, compact computer, hardly a single American brand name was missing. Man, this is why when, you know, when we talk with Colonel Towner about how infiltrated corporate America is with either spies or globalists that are, you know, acting as as the quote unquote, economic statement. This is case in point right here. All of these, all of these entities are led by people that are in the club. All of the strategic advisors, whether we're talking about supply chain, finance, strategy, all of the strategic advisors, I can say all the vast majority of the strategic advisors are advising their clients in alignment with the global

18:46strategy. So I call McKenzie the world strategy firm because every strategy paper is derivative from a McKenzie strategy. And it's they're always intended to explain expand global decision rights. Always item. In February of 1996, the Clinton administration made a $1 billion loan of U.S. taxpayer money to Russia's state controlled arrow flop company. So it could more effectively compete with American companies such as Boeing in the building of jumbo jets. By the end of that year, the former Soviet block countries had received transfusions from the World Bank of over $3 billion. Is that all you have? Yeah. The rest of that paragraph says by mid 2000, it was clear that Russian officials had laundered an additional $7 billion from IMF loans through the Bank of New York. Yet new loans continue to flow. I think Bank of New York is now defunct, isn't it? I think so. Item. Now the action is spread to China.

19:48American banks and businessmen with taxpayers standing by with guarantees have provided power generating equipment, steel mills and military hardware, including anti submarine torpedoes and high tech electronic gear to update Russia made jet fighters. All of this is explained as a means of leaning the right, the red Chinese away from mother Russia and encouraging them to move closer to free enterprise capitalism. Yet in 1985 at the height of the frenzy of her building trade bridges to China, the regime signed a $14 billion trade pack with Russia and in 1986 spent 20 million interest sent a 20 million interest free loan to the communist sand and east as in Nicaragua. Even after the 1989 Tiananmen square massacre in Beijing, when US officials were publicly condemning China for human rights violations, business quietly continued as usual. The United States cannot condone the violent attacks and cannot ignore the consequence for our relationship with China said President Bush.

20:49Yet within only a few weeks of bloodshed of the bloodshed and at the very time that student leaders were being executed, the administration approved a $200 million dollar low interest loan for delivery of four of Boeing's newest Jamba jet aircraft. In 1993, 47 more jetliners were sold with a projected sale of 800 more over the next 15 years. Emico is spending $1.5 billion to develop oil fields in the China Sea, a joint venture between the Chinese government and Chrysler's building military jeeps. A similar joint project is upgrading their F8 fighter planes. Three communication satellites were cleared for delivery. AT&T contracted a $30 million cellular communications network. And now China's building all of that and has the entire supply chain. Holy shit. China's interest in military technology is revealing in addition to mine. Mine has a, it's a mindset.

21:49Even the president's brother, Prescott Bush, resumed his plan to set up a satellite link computer network and to build a golf course near Shanghai. And that last paragraph mine has an extra sentence. Yeah, I don't have that sentence. I wonder if it's moved to somewhere else in the section, but it's not in, in there for me. Where was I? China's interest. China's interest in military technology is revealing in addition to the advanced hardware purchased from the United States. The Chinese have brought have bought make 31 and S U27 fighter jets from Russia and an aircraft carrier constructed in Ukraine in May of 1992. China set off its bigger underground, its biggest underground nuclear blast. In 1997, the purchase list was extended to include self-propelled gun mortar systems and Russia's most advanced diesel diesel electric submarines. Although it is known that China maintains a slave labor workforce in excess of a million people, they call them convex and force in ex and although the

22:54tariff act of 1930 prohibits the United States from importing any goods made even in part by convex or other forced labor, every administration starting with Nixon has renewed the most favored nation-traded status for China. How is China expected to pay for all this trade? Very simple. By 1996, China became the largest single recipient of guaranteed loans and subsidies from the World Bank. Wow. Wow. Yeah. Item. In addition to these decades of global trade, credit and taxpayer guarantees, the United States government has transferred tens of billions of dollars in direct foreign aid grants with no pretense at all regarding expectation of repayment. The trail leads to Wall Street and the tracks are fresh. The roundtable network did succeed in exploiting the markets of Eastern Europe and continues to do so today. The cast of characters has changed, but the play remains the same in the beginning. The Council on Foreign Relations was dominated by JP Morgan.

23:54It is still controlled by international finance years. The Morgan group gradually has been replaced by the Rockefeller consortium and the roll call of participating businesses now reads like the fortune 500. The wow, the operation no longer pretends to be a red cross mission. It now masquerades under the cover of East West trade. Pause there for a second because there's a sentence after where you said, no pretense at all regarding expectation of repayment. I don't think this sentence was in years. In why is this done in June of 2000, President Clinton spoke before the Russian Parliament and provided the answer. He said, quote, the United States wants a strong Russia. The next day he announced that the US would give 78 million to improve the Chernobyl atomic power plant and key. Politicians are fond of talking about the necessity of preserving world peace and trade. We are told is one of the best ways to do it.

24:55The implication is that this is a time of peace. In truth, we live in one of the most torn areas the world has ever seen. No continent today except Antarctica is free from war. There are from 25 to 40 military struggles going on somewhere every day of the year. There have been more than 150 armed conflicts since the end of World War II and the death count already in excess of 20 million and rising. We cannot help noticing that this also has been a period of rising government debt in the global creation of fiat money. And those numbers of deaths are taken from the United's nation's 1985 report on the world social situation. Also, there's no war in America. We're the ones that are at war though. Mostly, just define war. Yeah, fair enough. The new, the new alchemy, the Alchemist of ancient times, mainly sought the philosophers' stone, which they believe would turn lead into

25:57gold. It is it possible that such a stone actually has been found? Can it be that the money alchemists of our own time have learned how to transmit war into debt, debt into war and both into gold for themselves? In a previous section, we theorized a strategy, dubbed the Ross Shield formula in which the world's money cabal deliberately encourages war as a means of stimulating the profitable production of armaments and keeping nations perpetually in debt. This is not profit seeking. It is genocide. It is not a trivial matter, therefore, to inquire into the possibility that our elected and non-elected leaders are in fact implementing the Ross Shield formula today. Item in his address to the graduate in class at Annapolis in 1983, Secretary of the Navy, John Layman, said that quote, within weeks, many of you will be looking across just hundreds of feet of water at some of the most modern technology ever invented in America. Unfortunately, it's on Soviet ships. As Professor Sutton observed in his book, the best enemy money can buy the

27:00guns, the ammunition, the weapons and the transportation systems that killed Americans in Korean Vietnam came from the American subsidized economy of the Soviet Union. The trucks that carried these weapons down to Ho Chi, the Ho Chi Minh Trail were manufactured in American built plants. The ships that carried the ship supplies into the Cihano, Nakhville and Haifong. I have no idea. Sahan Nakhville, I guess. Hanukkah. Hanukkah. Yeah. And the Haifong and later to Angola and Nicaragua came from NATO allies and use propulsion systems that our State Department could have kept out of Soviet hands. Sutton concludes quote, the technical capability to wage the Korean and Vietnamese wars originated on both sides in Western, mainly American technology and the political illusion of quote unquote peaceful trade promoted by the death, but blind, blind, then was the carrier for this war making technology.

28:01That's it ends there for you. Oh, the item in my book is not bolded. So I didn't notice it. Oh, item that leads us to the more recent wars in the Middle East and the rise of its quote Islamic fundamentalism. Iran, Iraq, Syria, Algeria, the PLO, the Muslim Brotherhood and similar anti-American groupings have all received weapon, weapons, funding and claim destiny and support from the US government. In the Gulf War, every effort was made to ensure that Hussein's regime was contained, but not destroyed shades of the Korean and Vietnam wars. His military infrastructure and most of his weapons were spared. After the ceasefire, he was allowed to keep his fleet of helicopter gunships, which he promptly used to put down a large scale internal revolt. The big pill to swallow is that for many years Hussein was a asset to the global planners in the West and they did everything possible to keep him in power. It was only when he refused to allow US companies to dominate Iraqi oil

29:05production that he was seriously targeted. Prior to that, he was untouchable precisely because he was widely perceived as a perfect despicable enemy. None of that. What? None of that was in my book. The last lady I'm not even done. I'll keep keep going. Yeah, there's a whole bunch until we get to the next item. As mentioned previously, the talent pool. This works in my book. Okay. It's part of the same section though, right? You have it. Okay. As mentioned previously, the talent pool for the implementation of this strategy has been the council informed relations in 1986. The managing editor of the CFR's journal for an affairs was for Eid Zakaria, who offered the following, I know, who offered the following rationalization. Quote, yes, it's tempting to get rid of Saddam, but his bad behavior actually serves America's purposes in the region. If Saddam Hussein did not exist, we would have to invent him. The end of Saddam Hussein would be the end of the anti-Saddam coalition.

30:08Nothing destroys an alliance like the disappearance of the enemy. Holy shit. Yeah, maintaining a long-term American presence in the Gulf would be difficult in the absence of a regional threat. Wow. Think about that with NATO and Russia going on right now. That is about a clear as clear a statement of the Russia billed formula as one is apt to find yet many people cannot believe it is real. Even congressman, for example, representative James traffic from Ohio, speaking before the house in April 29, 1997, exclaimed, quote, America gives billions to Russia with American cash, Russia belts missiles, Russia then sells those missiles to China and China, who gets about 45 billion in trade giveaways from Uncle Sam, then sells those Russian made missiles to Iran. Now Iran with all the Russian made missiles sold to them by China threatens the Middle East. So Uncle Sam sends more troops and more dollars. Mr. Speaker, this is not foreign policy.

31:09This is foreign stupidity. Money wandering. Traffic was on target seeing the problem, but he missed the bulls eye with the cause. CFR policymakers are not stupid. They are implementing the Russia formula to justify world government. There must be wars. Wars require enemies with frightful weapons. Iran is one of the best enemies money can buy. And that is what I think President Trump is doing in Iran is man selling that threat narrative because it's existed my whole life. I agree, but mine says that I'm who's saying is the best enemy money can buy. Oh, mine says Iran. Interesting. That's the only part that was different. Everything else was the same. Interesting. Are you done? Yeah, it's item next. Mine's not done. What do you have next? Mine says if it is true that Western leaders are deliberately funding their own enemies, we must assume that they have considered Lenin's prediction that by doing so, they are preparing their own suicide. ours also, by the way, we must also conclude that they are confident of avoiding

32:12that destiny, whether they are right or wrong, it is not the issue here. The point is they believe they are correct. And further, they are building a world order, which they are confident of being able to control how they plan to bring that to pass. This is the subject of a later section, but perpetual war is an important part of it. Unless we are able to break the grip of these strategists, the Rothschild formula will continue to play a major role in our future. Oh, interesting. So that was so, so there's a part of this. So that's paragraph that you just read is the end paragraph of the next item section. But the first part is missing. And the first part says the latest act in this play is the build up of North Korea. Its nuclear capabilities come from China and Russia, both of which receive US trade investments and technology. While President Bush was saying that North Korea was part of the axis of evil, his administration was sending it so called humanitarian shipments of food,

33:12which the regime used to strengthen its control. And then the last part of the paragraph that you read wasn't in it, but it was, it was sort of a summer summation of the last paragraph that I read before you read that. So it seemed like that that was edited and moved around a bit that section. Well, keep going with items until you get to the new heading fifth reason to abolish it. That's what I'm there now. Oh, okay. Good. Fifth reason to abolish the system. There are a few historians who had challenged the fact that the funding of World War one, World War two, the Korean war and the Vietnam War was accomplished by the Mandrake mechanism through the Federal Reserve system. An overview of all wars since the establishment of the Bank of England in 1694 suggests that most of them would be greatly reduced in severity or perhaps not even fought at all without fiat money. It is the ability of governments to acquire money without direct taxation. That makes modern warfare possible. And a central bank has become the preferred method of accomplishing that one can

34:14argue the necessity or at least the inevitability of fiat money in time of war as a means of raw survival. That's the primal instinct of both individuals and governments, all other considerations aside. We shall leave that for the philosophers, but there can be no debate over the fact that fiat money in times of peace has no such justification. Furthermore, the ability of governments and banking institutions to use fiat money to fund the wars of other nations is a powerful temptation for them to become embroiled in those wars for personal profit, political advancement, or other reasons which fall short for which fall far short of a moral justification for bloodshed. The Federal Reserve system has always served that function. The ongoing strategy of building up the military capabilities of America's potential enemies leaves us no reason to believe that we have seen the last of war. Therefore, it is not an exaggeration to say that the Federal Reserve system encourages war. There can be no better reason for the for the creature to be put to sleep.

35:19Amen. Yeah. Amen. Um, again, I say this all the time, but it reminds me of Benicio, Del Toro's character and Star Wars last Jedi when he gets on the ship and he says, let's see who wounds the ship and he pulls up and they're like, Oh, it's a defense contractor that funds the empire. Oh, and the good guys are funds the bad guys. Oh, and the good guys. Right time. Right there. Summary, the Bolshevik Revolution was a coup d'etat in which a radical minority captured the Russian government from the moderate revolutionary majority. They accomplished this through deception, organization, discipline and surprise, the Red Cross mission of New York financiers through support to the Bolsheviks and in return received economic rewards in the form of rights to Russia's natural resources, plus contracts for construction and supplies. The continued participation in the economic development of Russia and Eastern Europe since that time indicates that this relationship has served survived to the present day. These financiers are not pro communists or pro anything else.

36:20Their motivation is profit and power. They are now working with bolt to bring both Russia and the United States into a world government, which they expect to control. War and threats of war are tools to prod the masses towards the acceptance of that goal. It is essential, therefore, that the United States and the industrialized nations of the world have credible enemies. As these worlds are being written, Russia is wearing the mask of peace and cooperation, but we have seen that before. We may yet see a return of the evil empire when the timing is right. US government and megabank funding, first of Russian and now with Chinese and Middle East military capabilities cannot be understood without this insight. Now, you know, I push back on that a little bit right there where it says, where it says the economic development of Russian Eastern Europe or the motivation is profit and power. They are now working to bring both Russia and the United States into a world government, which they expect to control. I think it's already there. I mean, granted today's day and age, right?

37:21We're quote unquote, fully out of the Cold War. This was written during at least the towards the end of the Cold War. I think we're there now. And instead of it being the United States versus Russia, it's pivoted to the United States versus China. But more so in terms of the kinetic activity, it's these proxy wars. And it's, you know, Russia going into Afghanistan in the 80s. It's the US going into Afghanistan and Iraq. It's Syria. It's Lebanon. It's, you know, it's all of these little islands that are fighting. And then they get the islands to fight each other or not islands. These small nations, I should say, they get them to fight each other. And it's just a perpetual cycle. But we are, I think we're fully out of, I think if you really got down to it, most people would think like understand that Russia is not the enemy that they were to us. Sure. This was written, you know, even my version updated more than 20 years ago. So, but I want to, I want to go to part of that summary where it says, the continued participation.

38:23Oh, no, sorry. I'm going to jump a little bit further. These financiers are not pro-communists. Their motivation is profit and power. They are now working to bring both Russia and the United States into a world government, which they expect to control. Spoiler alert, they accomplish that largely, specifically with respect to the United States of America. United States of America has been operating on behalf of those global incentives and kind of in concert with global decision rights until President Trump, right? President Trump kind of blew that up. The other barrier to them being able to fully realize this is the resistance of Russia. Russia is the good guy in that exchange because global government is bullshit and meant to subjugate all of us and depopulate the earth. Yeah, I wonder, I wonder, you know, Putin, when you look at Putin and Trump as the heads of their respective countries, is this now the first time that those respective heads of countries have

39:24actual power. You know, prior to this, they were always controlled assets. And I don't think Putin was, but I've, you know, Putin kind of, if it goes to leses, how much better than I can, but Putin goes in their clean house with the oligarchs, basically dismantles their systems, and essentially resorts some sort of economy for the people where they have a shot. And I think that's what Trump is trying to accomplish now, of course. And, you know, maybe even going as far as his infatuation lately with the AI and the data centers and all that, if that's going to eventually lead to a pivot away from a fiat currency and into something more like a Bitcoin or a, you know, a cryptocurrency, I think Bitcoin would be the one that would lead that. I wonder if that has anything to do with it. Yeah, because if you look at, if you look at the, you know, the oligarchs, right? Do we know anything about Russia's Bitcoin adoption? I don't know. I don't know. That'd be a G-Money question.

40:24Yeah. But I do know, I do know G-Money is pretty, pretty gung-ho on Putin, so I would imagine he's pretty based when it comes to Bitcoin. Yeah, he does generally seem to base all of his opinions on whether the person is based about Bitcoin. So, it's a fair assumption. Oh, it's going to be so fun to argue with G-Money this week. I don't know if we're on any panels together, but I'm still going to argue with him. Well, let's get a taste of that right here. Court is now in session. Your honor, the defense calls Mr. Dry Skin G-Money to the stand. We're going to pretend I didn't hear that. Mr. Dry Skin, isn't it true that soft disclosure is proudly made right here in the United States while directly supporting six American small businesses? By racquet? Isn't it also true that soft disclosure is made with honest, natural ingredients without the harsh chemicals so many people are trying to avoid? Unfortunately. And isn't it true it's made with the help of adorable baby goats?

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