Bitcoin: The Solution to Inflationary Problems with Sir Toshi

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Now, welcome back, guys to another episode from Across the Pond.

Speaker 4 (01:06):
I'm Amanda McKenna.

Speaker 1 (01:07):
Your host, and today we are joined by a very
very special guestshi Hi Satoshi.

Speaker 3 (01:15):
Hi, Amanda, thanks for having me on your show.

Speaker 1 (01:18):
Absolutely Tochi is a hobbyist economist, and he's got some
very very interesting theories on how the monetary system is working.

Speaker 4 (01:29):
And just to really get started on.

Speaker 1 (01:31):
This, Toshi, maybe it would be good to give a
bit of background as to how you originally got into
this as a hobby.

Speaker 3 (01:39):
Yeah. Absolutely so. When I was growing up, what was
sort of happening in the world at the time in
terms of you know, geopolitics and everything like that was
the Japanese economic miracle, where Japan seemed to be absolutely
booming economically. Everybody was going you know, the economy was booming,

(02:02):
everybody was having a fantastic time, and that very quickly
was followed by an economic crash. And then the same
sort of pattern was followed with the tiger economies in
South Korea, Thailand and Indonesia, where they were being offered
loans by the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank
and everything seemed to be going fine for a few years,

(02:24):
and then all of a sudden that also ended in
a massive economic crash. And I just remember my parents
talking about it. They were discussing it, you know, and
again there wasn't really any conclusion as to what happened.
You know, things had gone wrong, whether they weren't too
sure war or you know why and who was doing
it and all this kind of stuff, And that just

(02:47):
really sort of perked my interest because in an economic collapse,
people experience economic hardship, which is where they have trouble
putting food on their table and a roof over their heads.
And obviously, you know from a from a young child's
point of view that that's really important because the last
thing you want to do is is starve and sort

(03:07):
of be be out on the streets. So it's a
case of okay, well, what's what's going on here and
what's causing this? And I very quickly realized that it's
not actually the amount of a wealth that a country
has that gives it a high standard of living. It's
it's the access to resources. And so what you need

(03:29):
is well, one of the reasons that London became, or
England in general became such an economic powerhouse is because
we became a nation of shopkeepers, you know, a nation
of competing traders that had lots to offer in a
very resourceful marketplace. So what you need is is something
that enables small businesses to survive and thrive, because if

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small businesses can't survive and thrive, then we end up
with one giant, mega corporation that controls everything that we
have access to, which includes food. They're going to be
controlling our food, They're going to be controlling what we
can choose to have in our homes, and are basically
dictating what we can and can't have. So we need

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small businesses in order to have choice, because without choice,
we have no freedom. So this is where the understanding
of money is so important. And the reason I got
into this is because obviously Bigcoin, the Bigcoin White Paper
was released on the thirty first of October two thousand

(04:33):
and eight, and it was meant to be a peer
to peer electronic cash system, and Bigcoin appeck to have
solved the problem of an inflationary financial system, because it's
inflation that causes all the economic and social problems that
we're experiencing. And so when the narrative around bitcoin changed
in twenty seventeen from a peer to peer electronic cash system,

(04:56):
which is a medium of exchange that enables businesses to
survive and thrive, you know, to this you know, digital goal.
Not many use it, store of value, you know, all
this thing that basically made it made it useless. I
was like, hold on a minute, what's going what's going
on here? You know, we haven't really had a chance
to explore what what this thing is and and it

(05:18):
could potentially because I didn't know too much about it
at the time, but I got so I've got the gist.
I was just like, hold on a minute, Well, this
this could solve the issue of an inflationary financial system,
which is which is the which is the key to
absolutely everything. And then obviously in twenty twenty, we had
you know, the jibby jabby mandated, you know, on on

(05:41):
all of us. And I was like, hold on a minute, Yeah,
this is They've already told us this is this is
a this is a novel as in, a brand new
experimental vaccine because it changes our DNA. And it's like, well,
hold on a minute. Our immune systems are in its
inextricably linked to our DNA. If you f around with
your DNA, that means that your immune system is not

(06:02):
going to be synced up to it. So that's going
to cause lots of other you know, in more well,
you know, autoimmune diseases, probably in the future. And then
I yeah, they were saying, oh, well this is you know,
it's a it's experimental, and I was like, well, hold
on a minute. There are rules against this, this laws,
which is the Nuremberg Code. So I was just like,
hold on a minute. There is no way anybody could

(06:22):
get around the Nuremberg Code unless they were able to
bribe you know, the law makers, the politicians and everything else.
And I was like, well, hold on a minute. In
order to do that, you have to have an enormous
amount of economic power, and you're probably going to be
controlling a bank. And that's when I was a whole
don a minute, What if there is an afarious entity,

(06:42):
you know, in in control of the central bank of
the world's central banking system, we could be in serious
trouble here. So yeah, that's my background and that's why
I'm talking to you.

Speaker 1 (06:55):
That was a lot, Thank you too. First of all,
I just want to get one question out of the way.
Did you take the vaccine?

Speaker 3 (07:03):
No fucking way, no fucking way, I'm not giving no.

Speaker 5 (07:09):
No, you decided that wasn't for you.

Speaker 3 (07:13):
And then if they if they want to experiment on me,
they can pay me a million pounds on our mic
consenters exactly.

Speaker 4 (07:18):
Yeah. Yeah, so if I'm getting paid maybe.

Speaker 3 (07:21):
Or maybe maybe make that a billion.

Speaker 1 (07:23):
Actually yeah, oh that's fantastic, So totally. So going back
to the vaccine then, because he did just bring this
up in what you've been studying, like on the you know,
the banking systems and stuff. What do you think the
vaccine then, for example, was distributed over over just financial gain.

(07:43):
So this was all just down to money.

Speaker 3 (07:48):
Uh no, so so. So it's it's actually religious extremism
that we're dealing with. It's it's literally a three thousand
year old can conspiracy that was first concocted in the
in the Book of Samuel one Samuel fifteen three that
was written one and twenty eight BC. And you'll see

(08:09):
all the likes of Benjaminnyahu and all these other you
know what they what they've got so called Jews, but
they're not Jews because what they're actually described in Revelation
as you know, those who are of the Synagogue of
Satan who claim to be Jews but are not and
do lie so so so who are they then, Well,
if you actually look at the Book of Deuteronomy that

(08:30):
was written one thousand, four hundred BC, it tells you
who they are. They are they are Refame. That that's
what the name they are refamed. They are the followers
of Renfan and the worshippers of bal Moloch on Bathomet.
And and they they believe fus yeah I suppose, yeah, yeah,
they they believe that they are the descendants of Satan.

(08:52):
And just to filly in on that quickly, the story,
you know, so this is what they believe. They believe
that we we were created. We we are the result
of artificial insemination, you know, were so if there is
there is no there is no mammal like us on
this planet. We are completely different to all the animals

(09:12):
that existed. And we are also the only species that
has different blood types and and that indicate genetic engineering.
And the story goes that the very first successful human
that they engineered was called Lilith. She was a female
because they couldn't control male or female at the time.

(09:33):
And then after that came Adam. Now, procreation between Lilith
and Adam wasn't very successful at all. Lilith ended up
going out into the wilderness, you know, and just just leaving.
But then they created Eve. Now before Adam and Eve
could actually pro create, this lot believed that Satan came
down and had relations with Eve and created Chain, and

(09:59):
later Adam and Eve had had Abel. But because Cain
was actually you know, fathered by Satan, who was a
murderer from the beginning, he ended up murdering, murdering his
own brother. Then he was like cast out and then
you have you know, the land of Canaan, which was
a Canaan Canaanite, which is basically all the descendants of Cain,

(10:20):
and then you have the descendants of Seth, who was
the sort of next in line after Abel, that are
created from Adam and Eve. And basically this lot think that, well,
they've actually said this. They believe that Satan had a
war with God seventy eight thousand years ago and that
Satan was banished down on earth, and so they believe

(10:43):
that all the other blood lines from Adam and Eve
are the creation of God and they want that they
want them wiped out, and that is that is us.
And their excuse is that God gave an instruction to
them in the Book of Samuel one Samuel fifteen three
that said, now go and destroy Amma, kill everyone, spare
no one, kill every man, woman, child, suckling, baby, calf, camel, sheep,

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and donkey. And this is why they're spreading the guys,
poisoning the earth, poisoning the seas, killing children, dropping bombs
on hospitals. They have absolutely no morals whatsoever, literally none,
And they get their inspiration from the Baphomet, which is
another an idol that they worship, and Baphomet is all

(11:27):
about inversion, subversion and perversion. So they literally look at
everything in society and they try to invert, subvert, and
pervert it. You know, they're literally so this is why
up is down, left is right. You know, you've got
chicks with dicks, men can get pregnant, you have all
this bullshit. This is what they're pumping into society. And
they they're doing this through the control of economics. They

(11:48):
are controlling all the media, they're controlling the politicians, they're
controlling the resources, they're controlling arms manufacturers. So I mean
they even instigated World War One and World War II
that were actually outlined in Albert Pike's letter to Mazzini
written on the fifteenth of August eighteen seventy one, where
he outlined how it would take three world wars to
bring about a totalitarian one world government and new World order.

(12:11):
And this is why they brought about the Nixon Shock
on the fifteenth of August nineteen seventy one, because it
was the one hundred year anniversary of Albert Pike's letter
to Mazzini, you know, outlining how it would take three
world wars to bring about a totalitarian one world government
and new World order, which would fulfill their religious prophecy
because they knew that once they had control of the
financial system, everything else would just fall like dominoes. And

(12:34):
this is why Henry Kissinger said, who controls the food
to apply controls the people who controls the energy can
control whole continents. Who controls money controls the world. So
what he was doing was in that statement telling us
indirectly the order in which they're doing things. First of all,
they're going for control of the economy and the financial system.
Then they're going to go for the energy companies and utilities,

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and last of all they're going to go for the
food to ply and the farmers, which is what we're
seeing now.

Speaker 1 (13:00):
So based only from what you're saying that they're just
according to even that theory, they're here just to wipe
us out because they believe that's what they're supposed to
be doing. Do they have no offspring or any people
what would be categorized as humans on the planet right now,

(13:20):
you know, genetically related to them?

Speaker 3 (13:23):
Yeah, yeah, So so they want a world of their own.
They want all of us gone. This this is why
they're absolutely fanatical about finding out people's bloodlines. I mean,
this is why For example, when you had ancestry dot com,
they were saying, oh, you know, we're we will you know,
we will never sell your data or medical records and
start world. You just sold. You just sold your company,

(13:44):
you know, and your company included everybody's you know, DNA
and medical records and everything like that, because they're they're
they're tracing all the bloodlines of Satan. If you want,
you know, and try and trying to recruit them. What
what they'll do is, because they own the central banking system,
they will either offer you a bribe and if you

(14:05):
don't take the bribe, then they'll threaten you with you know,
threats of violence or blackmail. That's how they that's how
they keep everybody in.

Speaker 4 (14:12):
Check, even if you're one of their own.

Speaker 3 (14:16):
Absolutely yep, okay, okay.

Speaker 1 (14:20):
So if they are indeed, what's what's the ultimate goal here?
Just to get rid of humanity that's not related to them.
So it's it's like, what what is the goal here?
Do you think for them?

Speaker 3 (14:32):
Yeah? Yeah, the goal is they want a world of
their own because they believe that that's what God has
promised them. Your God, God apparently said to them, you know,
go and destroy amelk, and anybody who is not them
they consider to be amelek, which is pretty much you know,
all of Western society, and well what every any any
other religion literally you know, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Christians, you

(14:57):
name it. They want us all gone.

Speaker 1 (15:00):
Okay, So even based on that theory, would God not intervene?
This is based on people believing in God, that's for
our listeners out there, But it would God not try
and intervene and stop it?

Speaker 4 (15:16):
If he hadn't then said it.

Speaker 3 (15:18):
Well, well this is the thing, so you know what,
what what and who is your definition of God? You know?
They they are talking about God in the plural, and yeah,
if you read these sort of Hebrew text they described
God as a eloheen. But actually when you interpret the
word eloheen, that's plural. So so it looked, it looked
and it translates to shining ones. And it looks like

(15:41):
in our past when you look at the Sumerian texts
and things like that, there were multiple beings, multiple shining
ones that came down that sort of like you know,
showed us how to you know, for example, the shoulders,
how to tortoise agriculture, back in the day like it
in ancient Mesopotamia, and if you look at some of

(16:03):
the you know, the not suppose carvings on the rocks,
really it's sort of it sort of shows us being
showed information, you know, how to make things like for example,
that the cutting of roots, the the molding of metal,
the beautifying of the eyelids, you know, things like this.

(16:23):
So it looks like if you go back to ancient
text and you know, around the time of the epic
of Gilgrimesh, which is the only the oldest story known
to man, it looks like there, it looks like there
has been Paleo contact and their definition of God is
one of these creatures, you know, for one of them

(16:44):
for example, absolutely yeah, anarchy, and it sounds like his
name was Yahweh, and so Yahweh seems to have been
a junior Elohim because all the other Elohim were given
were given people and land. Was he given just people
and no land, which has obviously caused conflict because he's
you know, it's just ego. Really at the end of

(17:07):
the day, it's a little bit you know, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
he's a little bit, a little bit upset and so,
and you know, obviously, you know, seventy eight thousand years ago,
he's meant to have had a bit of a barney,
you know with God. And God said, right, you know
you can, you can have a planet Earth, you know,
but I'm gonna I'm going to create humans on their
my own creations.

Speaker 2 (17:27):
Uh.

Speaker 3 (17:28):
And he obviously wasn't too happy with that, but it
was just like, well, you know, fill your boots if
you wanna, if you want to try and control and
do what you want. But with this is this is
where I'm learning about, uh, the ether. So for example,
the ether was actually removed from the periodic table by
Rockefeller because they're purposely hiding the ether because that's where

(17:48):
we get free energy from. And also it explains, it
explains phenomenon like like telepathy, like remote viewing. So all
these things can be done if you actually understand the
ether and how our pineal glands are connected to them.
But you know, that's that's kind of like another story.
We've got more important things to deal with right now,

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which is like this lot trying to literally kill us.

Speaker 1 (18:14):
Yeah, sorry, okay, so start and then going back to
the economic control, what type of things have you noticed
like pattern wise, because I know that you have obviously
an educational background in finance as well, which does obviously
help you see some key patterns going on here financially.

(18:38):
What type of things do you feel that they're doing
to us right now to control that people can be
aware of so they're more enlightened to this disinformation so
they know what's going on.

Speaker 3 (18:51):
H yeah, yeah, So the most important thing to recognize
is asset stripping. That's what they're really doing. They're assets
stripping us so that they end up controlling all the
world's sources. And this is what fear currency is used
as a tool for. It's a tool for asset stripping.
So what what they've done is there are only four
things that circulate within an economy. You've got goods that

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are manufactured, You've got services that are provided, You've got
commodities that are only ever extracted or grown. And then
you've got securities that are certified. What you've got that
are secured entitlement, So anything that secures your entitlement to
something else. So when Henry Kissinger said, who controls money

(19:34):
controls the world? You only need a medium of exchange.
When a third party comes into trade, and an economy
is created because prior to a third person coming in,
and when there's just two individuals, they can barter, they
can swap like for like. And what a medium of
exchange enables is that it enables specialization. So rather than

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you literally having to be you know, the butcher, the baker,
the candlestick maker and everything else, you know, in order
to survive, you can focus on specializing in producing and
growing on mass. You know, certain things and when you
produce them. When you produce things on mass, they become
cheaper because you develop economies of scale and uh, you know,

(20:21):
production lines and and things like that. Rather than having
to literally do everything yourself, you can you can outsource,
you know, all all of these things. And it's it's
a medium of exchange that effectively enables outsourcing. So you
can then create a market where you have access to
to resources. So so this lot we're just like, all right, well,

(20:42):
if we can somehow control that medium of exchange that
controls the flow of resources, then we can control everything
and we can pretty much guide everything into our control.
So what they've had to do is that they've had
to wait for money to emerge and then they've turned
it into an legal security offering. So and again going

(21:03):
back to religious text, if you go back to the
story in the Book of Daniel about Nebukenez's dream, he
dreams about this giant statue that's initially made of iron
and clay, then bronze, and then silver and then gold.
And what happens is a rock comes down and takes
the base of this giant now and everything crumbles. And

(21:26):
my interpretation of this is probably what was used as
a medium of exchange. So initially sort of you know,
there were clay tablets, and you know, there were bits
of iron that people would use in the Iron Age
and stuff like that. You've then got bronze, which probably
represents the Roman Empire with all the bronze items that
they created. Then you've got silver, which I think probably

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represents the city of London. Hence you've got sterling pound
silver and the financial power that London had on the
rest of the world. And then you've got gold, which
is what the world say eventually settled on as a
worldwide medium and exchange, which is represents probably the Federal Reserve.
And then the Brentwood's Agreement where they stole all the

(22:10):
gold in World War Two, and then you've got the
Nixon shot, which is when you remove the US dollar
from the gold standard, and the moment you did that,
all these certificates which are securities, which are certified claims
on gold, they became economically worthless security offerings. They became
fraud because they didn't secure your entirement. And this lot
can just simply print paper or plastic from nothing, or

(22:32):
literally make up numbers on a keyboard as they do now.
And basically there is no resources they can't afford. There's
no politician, they can't bribe, there's no hit man they
can't pay. They have an unlimited amount of economic power,
which is why they are assets stripping us due to
the effects of inflation. And when they print currency and
they distribute it out to their own network, you just

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simply get the increase in the rich and poor divide.
And that's what's going on right now. And what they
do doing is they're taxing us from this fraud that
they're creating, which means all taxes taxes fraudulent as well,
because if they want currency from us that they print
from nothing, they can just go to a bank and
get the bank to print it. They don't need it

(23:14):
from us. They're purposely making us poor and tired and weak,
so that we are so that we're unable to fight
the corruption that they are bringing.

Speaker 1 (23:22):
In because taken a federal reserve for an example, they
are supposed to hold an amount of assets there that
they're then circulating, are they.

Speaker 3 (23:34):
Not, Well, that was the story. But then obviously you've
got the Well, first of all, you've got the Nixon shot,
which removed the US dollar from the gold standard after
they'd stolen all the gold in World War Two, and
then brought about the Breton Woods Agreement in nineteen forty four,
which you know, back to all European currencies by the
US dollar, which made the US dollar the reserve currency.

(23:56):
But then they removed the actual gold, They removed money
from the dollar, making the dollar economically worthless and all
and every other currency backed by it. So they you
haven't you know, a small group of people with an
unlimited amount of economic power, and if they've got bad intentions,
which has found which we've now found out they certainly
do have, you know, we're gonna find ourselves in a

(24:19):
lot of a lot of trouble mm hmm.

Speaker 4 (24:23):
And then where it concerns England.

Speaker 3 (24:26):
Yes, so, so the reason the reason we call our
currencies pounds is because pound is a unit measurement of weight,
and it was meant to be a sterling pound of silver. Yeah,
so it's like, how many pounds, how many pounds, how
many pounds of silver do you have? You know, sterling,
sterling silver, that's what it was. But then that was
transferred onto the gold standards and then later transferred onto

(24:49):
the US dollar and then the US you know, the
gold was removed from US dollar backing, making all British
pounds sterling currency and all US dollar securities fraud because
they can print this ship from nothing, which means, you know,
they're going to steal all the land and all the resources.
So if and if you're if you're a group of

(25:11):
people and you want to you know, and you want
a world of your own, and you want to get
rid of everybody else living on this planet, that the
only way you're going to do it is through economic terrorism.
And that's what we're experiencing right now.

Speaker 4 (25:24):
Mm hmmm mm hmm.

Speaker 1 (25:26):
So even during like lockdown, for example, without saying the
key word there, it was quite bizarre what everyone's you know,
running around to go and get as you know, a
matter of resource and what what's your opinion and what
happens during lockdown and then the price is going up

(25:47):
and everyone obviously being made to stay inside.

Speaker 3 (25:52):
Well, they're just simply trying to destroy small businesses, that's
all is because all the you know, all the all
the cabal owned businesses aid and amazing during COVID because
they were allowed to stay open, you know, the lights
of McDonalds and all the major supermarkets and the fuel stations,
you know, ramping prices. I mean, this is how ridiculous
it is. If you've got a killer virus on the loose,

(26:13):
what you don't want to do is concentrate people into
concentrated areas where it can spread. You know, you want
to dilute everything. But by closing small businesses, but allowing
you know, mainstream businesses like McDonald's to stay open, you know,
and all the and all the local supermarkets because all
your local high street shops have been shut. What you're
doing is you're concentrating, which means you're going to increase

(26:35):
the infection rate, which was absolutely ridiculous. So it had
nothing to do with a virus at all. It was.
It was just simply a way to try and wipe
out small businesses, get them indebted through these COVID loans,
and then where you know, when they were just like,
oh yeah, two weeks to flatten the curve, Well you
know what two years later, two years later, and then
you're where when them when the economy hasn't opened up,

(26:57):
and all these businesses they've got these COVID loans are
meant to be paying them back. How can they pay
them back when the businesses are still shut two years later?

Speaker 1 (27:03):
It was absolutely well no, exactly, yeah, so did well
obviously you were a small business owner. Did that fact
your business during that time?

Speaker 3 (27:15):
So I was. I was. I was quite lucky in
the fact that I ran a property business, a rental
property business. So I just simply had I just simply
had rents coming in. You know, everybody was enjoying the
nice weather, and you know, whether or not they've got
COVID loans or they're on furlough, you know, every everybody could,

(27:35):
everybody could pay the rent. The only the only people
who struggled were small business owners. That's it. They're they're
the ones that they were targeting purposely trying to shut
them down.

Speaker 1 (27:48):
Okay, and then so let's go back to this, and
you're just based on the biblical text that we were
talking about earlier, this is.

Speaker 4 (27:57):
Ultimately an alien species.

Speaker 1 (28:01):
I suppose that's what we're talking about that you believe
are here.

Speaker 3 (28:09):
Well, well, I mean, I'm only saying this. This this
is based on my research and my hypothesis of what
I've learned. This isn't you know, I'm literally trying to
I'm trying to make sense of all the information that
I've that I've accumulated. So this, this isn't anything that
I believe. This, this is I'm telling you, this is
what This is what it appears that they believe. So

(28:32):
this is what we're dealing with. And so the reason
I studied all this is because if if you want
to come up with a solution, you first of all
have to fundamentally understand the problem, like what is it
we're dealing with? You know? And so that that's why
I studied the problem in order to you know, see
an eventual solution.

Speaker 4 (28:51):
Mm hmmm, mm hmm. So what do you think the
solution is?

Speaker 3 (28:57):
So, the the solution is is going back to a
true monetary system to remove their economic power that they're
using for these nefarious activities. And this is this is
what this is what bitcoin was all about. The because
money has to be a commodity, because a commodity is
the only thing that has common value in in an

(29:18):
economy where you know, something with common value has the
same value to anyone, anyone, everywhere, no matter, no matter
where they are, because because it's it's it's common. There
may be different values in different markets, but the use
case of what it is is is still the same.
You know, you you drink coffee, you you buy gold
maybe for meo for jewelry, and you know, electronics and

(29:41):
things like that. But but no one, no one has
control over the over the creation of a commodity. There
is no human barrier to entry. Anybody can you know,
either mine or or grow a commodity. You know, they
just they can just simply move into different geographical areas
that might help them produce it. But there's no human

(30:04):
barrier to entry to accessing a commodity. And so what
happens is when a commodity eventually sort of monopolizes a
market due to its ability to be used as a
medium of exchange, it becomes a monopoly commodity and recognized
as money. That's where the word money comes from. It's

(30:24):
a commodity that's been used as a medium of exchange
that's out competed all the other commodities that everybody has
settled on, and that's when it becomes recognized as money.
And so the Bitcoin Why paper, for the first time
in history, actually expressed how to commoditize digital data. So
if you can somehow make digital data valuable, it means

(30:44):
that you can send that data as fast and as
efficient as light. And this cabal realized they were like, oh,
hold on a minute. You know, it looks like somebody
has actually created a digital commodity wall. If people start
using money that is outside of our control, outside of
the central banking system, and if they start using a

(31:06):
commoditized digital network for all of their digital data requirements,
it means that we can't control it. We can't censor it.
You know, they can post anything they want on it
and it can't be deleted. You know, the truth can
be tracked and traced, which means that we can't deceive
people anymore. So this is why, you know, this is
why they sped things up because if you read the

(31:28):
spars pandemic, they actually planned COVID for twenty twenty five,
but they ended up bringing it forward to twenty twenty
because the neutral organic growth phase of the bitcoin network
finished in January twenty twenty. So when they realized this,
they panicked and they were like, oh, hold on them
and at jeepers, we didn't realize this. So the neutral

(31:49):
organic growth phase of bitcoin, you know, the bitcoin network
is about to finish. If they start using a money
outside of a central banking system, we could be in
real trouble. How can we possibly prevent the spread of
the use Let's bring in economic lockdown boom, And that's
what COVID was really about.

Speaker 4 (32:05):
Right, Okay, so I get it.

Speaker 1 (32:07):
So basically it was supposed to happen in twenty twenty five.

Speaker 4 (32:11):
That was when it was apparently pre planned for from your.

Speaker 1 (32:14):
Research, and the reason why they've bought it forward is
to stop people going on the blockchain and trading crypto.

Speaker 3 (32:23):
Uh, not trading crypto, using it, using it as a
medium of exchange.

Speaker 4 (32:28):
Yeah.

Speaker 3 (32:28):
So there are two types of people in finance. You
have investors that put value in and you have traders
that take value out. Traders are literally like financial parasites.
They produce nothing, they manufacture nothing, they do nothing, or
they're literally like financial financial pickpockets because you have a

(32:49):
group of traders all trading with each other. When a
trader says, oh, I've done really well, I've traded this
and i've traded that, Well what have you produced? What
have you made? And if you haven't produced anything, you
haven't made anything, you haven't manufactured anything. What are you
saying that you've profited profited from. Well, what you've done
is you've picked the pockets of loads of other traders.
So for every one trader that does really well, there
are ten traders that lose. But you never hear traders

(33:11):
bragging about the fact that how they how they've lost
out on a trade, you know. So eventually what traders
do is they pick pocket each other's pockets until there's
only one trader left. So trading is actually a zero
sum game, which is why the cabal have encouraged the
trading of bitcoin because they don't want people to actually
understand how you use it and what and where it
gets its value from. They just want you. They just

(33:32):
want you to think that it's some speculative bullshit asset.

Speaker 1 (33:35):
What would be the benefit for say, the controlling forces,
that would be to have people, say on the blockchain
or you know, on the decentralized systems, trading currency but
still not knowing what it really is or what's the
actual technicalities behind it, as opposed to right here kind

(33:59):
of you know, not on the digital space, but right
here in the free.

Speaker 3 (34:02):
Du well War one. If you are trading it, then
you have to have your coins on an exchange, which
means you're not holding them. So that means when if if,
if the bitcoins are not in a non custodial wallet,
then you have control over then your coins are on
an exchange, and those that exchange controls your coins, they

(34:24):
can run off with your coins because you've given them.
You've given your coins to them freely. So if the
exchange wants to run off with your coins, you know
they can do. That's it so so worn they don't
want you holding the coins because if you're not holding them,
you can't use them for what they're actually meant for.
And all you're doing is to like, you know, trade,
you're pickpocketing other traders. Who are you know, trying to

(34:47):
trying to accrue value from it. But the only way
you can really accrue value is if the the value
is going up, so that that value is actually derived
from a use case. If something is useful, its value.
If something is useless, it's worthless. So if something is useless,
you know, no, there's no reason for anybody to buy it.

(35:08):
And and therefore you get speculators in the market because
the price goes up and down, and that means that
it's no good as it as a medium of exchange
because the price is constantly going up and down. And
if you're if you're a business, you need a steady income.
You need steady profits so that you can restock your
goods once you've sold once you've sold out, you know,

(35:30):
you need you need capital to reinvest into your business.
So if your capital is worth one thousand dollars one
day and then like one hundred dollars the next, that's
that's no, that's no good for you. That's no good
for you at all. So by and what they do
is they control the cryptocurrency market by pumping and dumping
it using tether. So tether is a cryptocurrency that they

(35:52):
created from nothing that they claimed is pegged one to
one to the US dollar. They create this thing from nothing,
pump it into the market, the market go up, then
traders sell out, and the market comes down again. And
this is this is what's been going on for like
the last ten years, because they want to distract people
away from its actual use case, okay, which is using

(36:13):
the networks for all of your digital requirements so that
you have sovereignty of your data. Because at the moment,
what we're doing is we are we're making digital content
right now as we're speaking, and we are speaking through
a through an infrastructure, a network of fiber optic cables
which goes to which goes to a server, and the

(36:35):
server provides the ability for us to communicate. But because
this digital content is being created through a corporate server,
whoever it is that owns that server owns this digital
content that we're creating, and they can then delete it
if they don't like the political, you know, opinions that

(36:56):
we're that we may be expressing. So what we really
should be doing is using the Bitcoin network to actually
create this digital content so that we own and control
it and they can't delete it or center it. That's
what the Bitcoin network is for. So what you would
do is we would be paying in micropayments to have
this conversation over the bitcoin network because the miners would

(37:18):
process our uploads, which is this video creation, onto the
bitcoin network if we paid for it with micro payments
in bitcoin. So we buy bitcoin in order to you
in order to upload digital content onto the network where
it can't be crack tact ultra change or deleted, and
it can't be centered. That's why we use it because yeah,
blockchain absolutely onto the blockchain because anything that is uploaded

(37:43):
onto the Bitcoin network that goes through blockchain technology where
all the information is linked together via hash numbers and
indexed in blocks, that information is not susceptible to cybersecurity
hacks or virus software and there's no central point of authority,
control of failure that can turn it off. That's the
whole point of Bitcoin. It's for the first time ever

(38:05):
immutable data. And the reason it's immutable is because the
network is economically sustained through a digital asset. So miners
compete to process your transactions because you pay for your
transactions with a small payment in bitcoin, where your data
can't be crack tacked ultra changed or deleted. And that
service is huge because imagine if you are a financial institution,

(38:25):
if you're an Internet bank, or if you're a Visa
or a MasterCard or anything like that, or Amazon or Facebook,
and your entire business is digital, you cannot afford to
lose a single record of any of your customer's transactions.
And if it's digital, digital is just simply bits of
light held on a server that can just simply be

(38:46):
turned off. Whereas if you upload your digital creations onto
the bitcoin network, where it goes through blockchain technology, where
it's linked to somebody else's previous bit of data via
a hash number, and then that chain extends from a worldwide, distributed,
economically competitive serve a network, there is there is no
way to delete the data, and there's no way to

(39:08):
turn off.

Speaker 4 (39:09):
And once the.

Speaker 1 (39:12):
Code's made for it, it's it's there forever, isn't it,
Whether you lose the code or not. You know that's
on the blockchain. That's correct, isn't it? So they called
out what is that?

Speaker 2 (39:23):
What?

Speaker 4 (39:23):
There is a term for it? When they're creating this,
you know there was another term. It'll come to me.
But Bitcoin, for example, the only.

Speaker 1 (39:34):
Issue I see with using that as something that you
want to work with to help people is the fact
that it has a limit on how much of it
is actually available. It's not unlimited amounts of bitmore for mining.
So how would that be sustainable on a long term basis?

Speaker 3 (39:55):
Well, you know how feit currency is infinitely inflated. Yeah,
well bitcoin is effectively infinitely divisible, Okay, so it can
go on forever.

Speaker 4 (40:08):
Mm hmm.

Speaker 1 (40:09):
But the people that own the bitcoin right now, if
there's only an x amount of it up for mining,
and there's a majority holders that are holding the majority
of it, and there's only a little bit left, let's
say for mining, how just by inflating it you think
would be a sustainable way or do you think that

(40:31):
it might be an idea to maybe create a currency
or a different currency that was for the benefit of everyone,
say on the blockchain, that you could run these type
of projects through that had no cap on how much
could be mined. It was infinite as opposed to a

(40:55):
cap Well.

Speaker 3 (40:57):
Well, so this this is the issue. In order to
be coin, to be a commodity, it cannot have any
central point of authority or control anywhere in the system.
And if if the if the if the asset itself
can be inflated, then there is a central source somewhere
inflating it. So it has to be. It has to
be fixed in supply, but infinitely divisible, so that nobody

(41:19):
can actually fundamentally alter the fundamental value of it by
either inflating it or deflating it. Has to be fixed.
Has to be. It has to be fixed so that
nobody can tample with it. It has to be a
fixed supply, Yeah, absolutely, because if it's not fixed, you've
got somebody manipulating it.

Speaker 1 (41:38):
But if it is fixed and somebody is holding a
lot of bitcoin, they can manipulate it surely, just by
what they're holding. So if they decide to sell out,
which does happen sort of fluctuation of the currency, how
much it's worth. If they decide to sell a load
of their bitcoin onto the onto, you know, into the
crypto exchange on the blockchain, then that ultimately reduces how

(42:03):
much it's worth at that time. It floods the market,
It knocks some people out because it is actually decreasing
the value off the bitcoin, and then they go back
in and they buy it at the low, and it
goes back up again that that's how it works as
far as I know.

Speaker 3 (42:20):
Yeah, but this, this is this is this is where
you're thinking that the only thing that can be used
for is trading. This is what the Kebao want people.
They want you to think that it's just a speculative
acid that does nothing that you trade. What they don't
want you to what they don't want you to know
is that it can actually be used as money, so
you're not actually met Like, if you've got something that's valuable,

(42:43):
why on earth would you exchange exchange it into fear
currency that is economically toxic. Fear currency goes down in value.
And then also if you exchange it into fear currency,
well then big brother also wants a massive cut from
that in terms of capital gains. Yeah, so why why
on earth would you do that? You what you would
do with bitcoin is you would use it as money.

(43:03):
You spend, you spend bitcoin. That's what is meant to
be a peer to bit electronic cash system because it's
economically positive. So if you've got if you bought bitcoin,
let's say, you know, at like ten dollars and it's
now worth one hundred thousand dollars, which sort of great
coin is right now, you know, then you then you've
got you know, nine hundred or one hundred thousand dollars

(43:27):
minus the ten worth of worth of equity in that
So so therefore you would be much better off spending
that equity rather than converting it into fear currency where
big brother wants a massive capital gain and you're back
in using the central banking system, you're meant to use
it as money. So if you've got bitcoin that's going
up in value because it's fixed and supply, shopkeepers and

(43:50):
small businesses are more likely to accept it as a
medium of exchange rather than you know, filthy fear or
dirty dollar that decreases in value. You know, they would
be offering good services in exchange for this, because it's
a valuable commodity.

Speaker 1 (44:04):
Because there are some places that do accept bitcoin, and
I know even now, like let's say Resolute Bank for example,
they have on their their cryptocurrency you can trade and
you can also trade in stocks and invest you know,
invest in money. But they do have a digital card
where you can spend your crypto through them with like

(44:25):
a very very very low fee. I think it's like
zero point five percent something ridiculous where you're spending your
crypto as if it.

Speaker 4 (44:34):
Was a debit card, you know, on every day. But
I definitely agree that.

Speaker 1 (44:39):
I think a lot of businesses should be able to
accept cryptocurrencies as a form of payment. If they're saying
that there is some type of monetary you know, tag
attached to it, then why shouldn't we be able to
spend it, and why should we have to take it
out under Clara and start paying taxes on it.

Speaker 3 (44:59):
Well, another reason they don't want people using it is
because if you're using bitcoin as a medium of exchange,
you are outside government jurisdictions. There's no tax own, there's
no tax owed on bitcoin. The the the only taxes
owned is on fear currency. You know, if you if
you're because he who creates owned. So if you're using

(45:20):
you know, central bank issued currency and the government, the
government decides, well, actually we've got jurisdiction over the central
bank because it's in our country, and therefore we've decided
that you must owe tax on this. But they can,
they can, they can attempt to enforce that. What they
can't do is impose taxes on a jurisdiction that they
are outside of. And they are outside the jurisdiction of bitcoin.

Speaker 4 (45:41):
They have.

Speaker 3 (45:41):
Bitcoin is purely private, they have they have literally got
no right whatsoever to ask you what your Bitcoin holdings
are or for you to pay them in taxes at all.
That that's why, that's why they don't want it. And
when you were saying before, what you were saying something
about the the traders shop, Oh yeah, people sort of

(46:03):
flooding the market with bigcoin to.

Speaker 4 (46:07):
Cause the crafit.

Speaker 1 (46:08):
Well with every currency that's on the on the blockchain, yeap.

Speaker 3 (46:12):
Well, so again there's a big difference between money and currency.
Money is a commodity. Currency is a security, and if
you are issue, if you're issuing securities, then sec versus
w J. Hawrico, nineteen forty six comes into play to
make sure that it is a genuine security and not
securities fraud. So by by via the Nixon Shop, when

(46:35):
they removed the US dollar from the gold standards, the
US dollar then became securities fraud because it doesn't secure
your entitlement to any claim on gold. So this is it.
It's all. The currency is fraud because it's it's securities
fraud as defined by sec versus w J Harrico nineteen
forty six. And it's the same with all these bullshit cryptocurrencies.

(46:57):
They're all securities because they're all issued by central off
And when they say, oh, you know, well this this
can't be a security because it doesn't fit the it
doesn't fit the Howie test that defines a security. Well,
if it's not a security, and it's not a good
because it's not manufactured, and it's not a service because
it's provided, and it's not a commodity because it's not
extracted or grown, and it's not a security, well, congratulations,

(47:20):
what you've just made is securities fraud. They're saying, Oh,
it doesn't it doesn't fit the definition of a security. Yeah,
that's because you've made fraud. You've made this bullshit token
off from nothing that you centrally control, which means it
has no common value.

Speaker 4 (47:33):
Literally.

Speaker 1 (47:34):
Yeah, anyone can go on there at this point and
make it token.

Speaker 3 (47:38):
Well yeah, but but that's fraud. It's security is fraud. Yeah,
you know. But because everything is corrupt right now, and
the regulators, the financial regulators are paid and funded for
by the banks themselves in order to protect themselves from
their own fraud, that they're perpetrating on everybody. That's that's
how that's how big this problem is that we're stuck with.
The only way we're going to get out of this

(47:59):
is convert back to a true money, which is why
they've allowed this shitcoin market to exist and why they're
trying to subvert everybody away from Bitcoin, because Bitcoin now
has the ticker symbol BSV and they've artificially suppressed the
price down to like thirty dollars. But it's the only
it's the only blockchain that still that still has a

(48:21):
chain of signatures intact that goes right the way back
to the Genesis blox, that still uses the number one
legacy address. That is what bitcoin is. So the BTC
that's one hundred thousand dollars right now, and all these
others like bh and all these other forks, they're all
securities fraud. They're all fraud in order to in order
to subvert the public away from the genuine bitcoin, because
they don't want people to know that bitcoin can be

(48:42):
used as money and it's outside of their jurisdiction.

Speaker 4 (48:45):
So your advice would be stick to bitcoin.

Speaker 3 (48:50):
Well, I can't give any financial advice obviously, but what
I can do is I can try and give people
information on it so that they can they can make
an informed decision, so therefore we get fully informed consent.
But this is what I am, this is what I'm
trying to explain to people. Bitcoin is a digital commodity,
and it's a commodity because the token itself is extracted

(49:10):
from the Bitcoin network, which is a commoditized digital network.
So if you can somehow upload your digital information onto
the network that the token came from, and you do
that by attaching a payment in bitcoin with your upload
that the minders then compete for to process, your data
can't be crack tagged, ultra change, or deleted, which means

(49:31):
it can't be censored and also means it can't be denied.
So it means that this lot can't deceive everybody because
you can see what the truth is because what they do,
the truth comes out this not then inverted, subverted, pervert,
and people don't know where you know, where the story
stemmed from, and therefore they don't know what the truth is.
Was with bitcoin, because it's a time stamp server, you
can see the trail of origin back to the source

(49:55):
and it's all right, that's the source there. That's what
really happened, and you can see it. This is why
the cabal don't want it, because they lie, cheat and
steal everything, and they've they've got no moral compass whatsoever.
This is this is their religion.

Speaker 4 (50:10):
Mm hmmm.

Speaker 1 (50:12):
With bitcoin, then to say, for example, earlier I said
I can I can get a crypto card and I
can spend my crypto like directly. Once let's say I
had bitcoin and I was spending from that asset. But here,
you know, like down the corner and they accept they
accept obviously debit card payments, and I'm using a crypto

(50:34):
card and I'm using my bitcoin. Once I make that transaction,
where is the bitcoin or well even be just fractionally
a fractional amount of it go to. So now you've
just made the transaction to obviously, you know, a purchase
an item. They've received what they believe is obviously money

(50:57):
into their world's digital currency into their real life bank accounts.
Here nothing to do with the blockchain. What happens to
the actual just so people can understand what happens to
the actual crypto. So the bitcoin, for example, that you
had just used, where does it because it now no
longer exists, does it, Because it's it's played. It's part

(51:20):
what it was supposed to do to get from there
to the ultimate end destination.

Speaker 4 (51:25):
We making a transaction with it.

Speaker 3 (51:28):
Yeah, So what happens with those crypto cards is that
your your crypto is automatically dumped as in sold on
an exchange for the market value at that time for
fear cuncy, And all it is is you're just simply
you're transferring currency to the retailer, so you're not actually spending,

(51:48):
which is which is what they want.

Speaker 1 (51:50):
Yeah, so they're holding the bitcoin yees, so they're actually
holding what you think you've just spent.

Speaker 4 (51:56):
You've actually transferred it.

Speaker 3 (51:58):
Oh wow, you've sold it on to an exchange. They
literally do the they do an immediate conversion into FIA currency,
and you send FIA currency from your card to their card,
which is obviously going to be Visa or MasterCard. So
you're just back in that. You're back in the central
banking system again again.

Speaker 1 (52:15):
So it's sent us no point. So how how could
we bring about this change? Would it be everyone would
have to agree to be obviously using bitcoin and doing it,
and in that way they would have to have shops
that actually accept it as the true currency without a conversion.

Speaker 4 (52:33):
As you're saying, oh.

Speaker 3 (52:34):
Yes, so well again, so this is what will happen,
and this is what the cabal are trying to This
is why, this is why you know, I don't show
my face on interviews and stuff like that, because the
cabal don't want this information that I'm giving out. So
what will happen in the future is that because bitcoin
is fixed in supply, the value increases over time. So

(52:56):
you want to be holding something that increases in value
you and the way so the way you the way
you hold something is by offering a service in exchange
for bitcoin, but the number one legacy address bitcoin, so
that goes into your bitcoin wallet and you can see
the value of that bitcoin increasing over time. If you've
just simply accepted a payment via a cryptocard from Visa

(53:18):
or MasterCard, you know, all you're left with is, you know,
pounds and pence or dollars or fear currency was just
simply stays in your wallet. You're not seeing that value
in you're not seeing the value increase. So you actually
need to be holding bitcoin in order to be a
cruing value in it. So if you're if you're a
small business like a head they are a hairdresser or barbers.

(53:40):
If you're charging you know, thirty quids for a haircut,
you can either accept thirty quid in fea currency which
is economically toxic and goes down in value over time,
which means that all the prices around you are going up.
You know, how's prices are going up, fuels going up,
petrols going up, you know, inflation is e away that.

(54:01):
Or you can accept thirty pounds worth of bitcoin at
the time and see that that bitcoin that you've got
is fixed in supply and therefore actually increasing in value.
So if I was a small business, I will actually
I will take that. I will take that economic asset
rather than that you know, economic piece of dog shit.
And this is what the Canal is so scared of,
because if we start using a monetary system that is

(54:23):
outside their jurisdiction that actually increases in value, which means
we're not stuck on the hands to wheel and struggling
to put food on the table and roof over our heads.
You know, suddenly it's just old on a minute, what
are you actually doing to us? We can start asking
questions because we've got time on our hands. We can
raise our kids properly instead of sending them to school
where they're being taught about you know how they can
identify as a dog if they want all that rap.

Speaker 5 (54:53):
That's what they're doing, Okay, So well ultimately ultimately, so
spreading this information and making people aware of this.

Speaker 4 (55:07):
Ultimately, it's up to them.

Speaker 1 (55:09):
To obviously do their own research and decide what they
want to do.

Speaker 4 (55:13):
But what would what can you see in our future?
What would you like to see in our future? Everyone?
You from bitcoin?

Speaker 3 (55:23):
I want I want to see the whole running. Yeah,
I want to see the whole world running on the
bitcoin network because then we can see exactly what's going on.
We can see, we can see truth, and we can
see who it is that's committing all these crimes on us.
Because you know, you don't have a lie on its own.
The lie is a derivative of the truth. The truth

(55:44):
has to convert. The truth has to come first, and
then you invert, subver, and pervert the truth. And that's
what this lot of doing. It's the old adage of
divide and conquer. You know, everybody knows, oh, you know, united,
we stand divided before, but now it's got oh device diversity,
our strength. What's an absolute load of bullshit that is?
You know, it's just it's literally just bullshit that they're

(56:04):
feeding us over and over and over and well, and
we've just got to hope that people aren't dumb enough
to fall for all that shit. But unfortunately, at the moment,
because of the probably core poor quality diet you know
that we're that we're eating, and also the bullshit that's
in the mainstream press that this lot own. You know,
it's very hard for people to see the truth. But

(56:26):
this is what I keep trying to tell people. People
will unite due to economic incentive, because you can either
be in an economically toxic economy where you're using a
medium of exchange that asset strips you of your time
and your resources, or you can move into an economy
that is economically positive for you, that actually where we're
using an asset that increases in value over time. And

(56:48):
not only that, we're actually using a network where the
truth can't be subverted. So for example, with the with
the judiciary being completely you know, criminal, at the moment,
what what you want is that you want to capture
all these events and you want to live stream everything
on the Bitcoin network so that everybody can see it
in real time, and they can also watch it back

(57:11):
after it's been recorded and uploaded, and it can't be subverted, inverted, perverted,
crack tac holds you changed or deleted. That's what we want.
So imagine going into a court room and suddenly you've
got a camera on a judge, you know, and the
judge makes a ruling which is completely against the constitution.
Or you've got a copper knocking on your door. Oh,
hold on a minute, So who's the victim here? Oh,

(57:31):
don't worry, there's no victim. Oh well, who's the claimant?

Speaker 2 (57:33):
Then?

Speaker 3 (57:34):
Oh there's no claiming either. Well why have you stop me?
Then what do you want? Oh you've committed an offense,
all right. So you're saying I've committed an offense, but
there's no victim and there's no claim here, right, So
that means that makes you the claimant. And you're saying
I've committed an offense and no one in this country
has the right to be offended whatsoever, you know, which
means that it is mouthfeas' is in public office. And oh,
by the way, have you turned up wearing a policeman's outfit.

(57:54):
Oh So, in nineteen ninety five, all the all the
Crown Agents were converted into the Companies Act, which means
there are no public servants, which means you are now
impersonating a police officer, which is malfeasan's in public office
and a criminal act all in itself. What's your name?
That's what we want, you know, that we need to
serve justice back on them in the way that they're

(58:15):
subverting it on us. And the only way we can
do that is with the bitcoin network. So just recently,
somebody sent me a video on YouTube of how this
one guy in Sheffield has bug I think he's got
like decades worth of information on the child protective services,
you know, and how they failed all the children, and

(58:35):
how it's being covered up by their government and the
establishment or the police. Literally, I think it was last
night literally just went into his home and they confiscated
all of his years and years and years of research
of you know, and on this corruption. So yeah, the police,
the police would have gone into his home without a
warrant as totally unlawful, and they've token all this stuff

(58:57):
because we know that it's all the pedophiles that in parliament.
That's pretty much it. Oh yeah, it ran over.

Speaker 4 (59:14):
Okay, perfect, thank you? Yeah well dd okay, So.

Speaker 1 (59:24):
Just just going back now to to the bitcoin and
the blockchain, just so that people understand understand bitcoin is
on its own own blockchain, on the blockchain system, or
how is it exactly working For people that are already say,
investing in crypto not realizing what's actually going on, can

(59:46):
understand how this decentralized system is working.

Speaker 3 (59:52):
Yeah. So, I mean again, you know that the cabal
like to you know, put disinformation out there to confuse
and subvert p away from it. What people have to
realize is that bitcoin is a commoditized network, and it's
commoditized by two fundamental structures. First of all, it's on

(01:00:12):
an economically competitive distributed server foundation, so that means that
there is no central there is no single central point
of control or failure. That's it. The second thing they
need to know is that all the information that extends
out from this economically competitive distributed server network is linked
together via hash numbers and indexed in blocks, which just

(01:00:36):
means that the data can't be deleted' that's literally, so
people think, oh, you know, blockchain means decentralized. It's not.
Blockchain is just simply a way of linking data together
and indexing them in chunks of data which they refer
to with blocks. So if you want to find something
and you go, oh, well, I know this transaction was
in block number you know, blah blah blah, whatever, you

(01:00:58):
can go back and find you can find the upload
because it's referenced via index numbers, which are block numbers.
That's all it is. So all it is, You've got
You've got what they call a blockchain, which is a
chain of a chain of blocks full of data which
is all linked together via as numbers, extending from an

(01:01:19):
economically competitive distribute to server foundation, so that that that
chain has no single central point of failure. That's that's
literally all it is. And data can only be commoditized
one way, which means there will only be one digital commodity.
That's it. So in order to subvert people away from it,
they had to high they had to steal the ticker symbol,

(01:01:41):
place the ticker symbol on their own central bank created
blockchain you know, which they which is now referenced as BTC.
But it doesn't have it doesn't carry the number one
legacy address the Central Bank. See legacy addresses start with
the number three or the letters b C, whereas you
only want the number one. And the only chain of

(01:02:01):
digital signatures together that is still intact is BSV, and
that's the original bitcoin protocol that goes right the way
back to the Genesis blog. And all they've done is
subverted people away from it by stealing the ticker symbol
and then pumping the price through the use of tether
so that people think, oh, the marketers decided, you know,
this must this must be the original bitcoin. Well it's not.

(01:02:23):
But Setocan a Kamoto when he designed bitcoin, he is here,
I would say he's he is a savant. And he
also used to be a pastor in his in his
previous you know, in his in his history, and so
he knows, he knows who these people are. He knows
that they're of the sin, he knows that they are
of the Synagogue of Satan, and he knew that they

(01:02:44):
were going to subvert his creation while it was going
through this period of neutral organic growth where he couldn't
come out and tell people who he was or what
bitcoin was actually used for and so what he did
is he designed bitcoin with a memory pool, and a
memory pool is where all the transactions go before they're
indexed in a block and put onto the blockchain. Now,
this memory was suitable for worldwide transactions. So if you

(01:03:09):
were a financial institution and you wanted to start using
the Bitcoin network for all of your financial transactions, so
they couldn't be so they weren't susceptible to cybersecurity acts
of virus software, you could use the Bitcoin network for everything.
The Bitcoin network could literally, you know, surpass worldwide Internet transactions.

(01:03:30):
I think there was a quote that Satoshi wrote to
Mike Hearn when he said the Internet process is about
thirteen million Internet purchases per day worldwide. He said Bitcoin
can already scale much much larger than that with existing
hardware for a fraction of the cost. It never really
hits a scale ceiling. So he initially sort of like

(01:03:52):
focused bitcoin on financial transactions because they're the ones that
you really really need to keep safe. That you can't yeah,
because a financial institution can be fined. I think ten
percent of worldwide profits growth profits if they were to
lose a financial record of one of the customers because

(01:04:13):
it's trust that underpins the financial system. So it's the
financial institutions that should have embraced Bitcoin as it was
when it was first designed with this memory call, because
it could literally absorb all the world's Internet traffic, well,
all the world's Internet payments, should I say. But what
it couldn't do was absorb all the world's Internet traffic,

(01:04:33):
which is all the social media applications like HD streaming
and emails and video conferencing and images and everything like that.
So what he did he left that scaling implementation in
the bag, so he would only bring that in and
start scaling it after Bitcoin had gone through this period
of neutral organic growth, which finished in January twenty twenty.

(01:04:57):
So once this scaling implementation, called terroranode comes onto the
network and it can process terrorbytes of data, it will
be able to aborb all the world's Internet traffic and
we will be able to do like live HD streaming
on the Bitcoin network like we're doing now. And this
is what is coming. So anybody who is sort of

(01:05:17):
in the truth of movement that understands the issues that
we're dealing with, like the block fee, when terroran node
goes live and small to medium sized enterprises can start
building applications on it will go absolutely through the roof,
and this bitcoin that's current it probably like thirty dollars
on the market, will likely go to millions in a
heartbeat because all the miners will be moving their hash

(01:05:41):
rate over on it, because the block fee will be
through the roof when people start uploading all of their
digital content onto the network. Because the Bitcoin network is
the only network where we can have sovereignty over our
data and it cannot be cracked out, ulger change, deleted,
or centered. And they know this, so miners chase profit,

(01:06:01):
which means the miners will convert all of their hash
rate away from the central bank. Bullshit. You know greg
coin that has got the ticket symbol BTC onto the
genuine point that Satoshinak and Moto purposely has created to
be the next Internet, which is like Web three effectively,
But that will only that will only come to fruition
when Terran node goes live, and that's due to happen

(01:06:23):
maybe sometime this year, maybe next year, but it's coming
real quick.

Speaker 1 (01:06:28):
Okay, well, well definitely I'll definitely be looking into that
myself so I can keep up today because I quite
like the idea of a new system.

Speaker 3 (01:06:37):
We need news channels, we need we literally need an
entire new system. So we need to take back control
of the media because this is nothing but propaganda through
their bullstrip you know, the bullshit mainstream rags and all
this crap you know that's on the centrally controlled platforms
like YouTube and all this kind of stuff where they
censor any information that they don't particularly want out on it.

(01:07:00):
You know, we we literally need so and this, uh,
the bigcoin network can you know, for example, be used
for supply chain analysis. So literally, if if you want
to track the supply chain of the products that you
are selling, you can see when they were picked, who
picked them, where they'd be transferred to, if they were

(01:07:21):
maybe held in storage for too long, if weight has
been added to the bag, who they were when they
were first sold, how much they were sold for, has
anybody been inflating the price, has you know, have middle
men been like you know, skimming off the top. You'll
be you're going to be able to see all of
this because you can track everything on the blockchain on
a timestamp server that can't be deleted.

Speaker 4 (01:07:43):
Mm hmmm hm.

Speaker 3 (01:07:44):
This is what we literally need to take back everything.
And another one is people's medical records. You know, you
want to see exactly what pharmaceutical toxic poison that they
are trying that they're trying to make you ingest or
inject into you, and you want to know the doctor
that's done it as well, so that you can hold
them personally libel for poisoning you.

Speaker 1 (01:08:04):
Yes, so then that goes back to the vaccines, really,
doesn't it?

Speaker 3 (01:08:09):
Absolutely?

Speaker 1 (01:08:10):
Yeah?

Speaker 4 (01:08:11):
So how long do you think?

Speaker 1 (01:08:13):
So just going back now, because I think like overall,
with the blockchain and what you're describing, I personally think
it's a good idea to get onto a system where
everyone has a little bit more control over what they're doing.

Speaker 4 (01:08:29):
So when you were saying as well about.

Speaker 1 (01:08:31):
The media, for example, there are a lot of creatives
that cover news stories being taken down. Over the past
few days. I don't know if you've heard, but they've
released some new act or law regarding safeguarding children online.
But it's now directly affecting this is UK only directly

(01:08:54):
affecting what some creators.

Speaker 4 (01:08:57):
Are posting online. And instead of being tagged and kind
of like read you.

Speaker 1 (01:09:03):
Know, red flagged by the by the social systems that
they use and so to say, for example, TikTok, they're
actually in fact being that being red flagged by the
government that their videos are not complying with this new
rule act or or law whatever it's coming under.

Speaker 3 (01:09:23):
Well, this, this is where we need to be outside
of their jurisdiction because if you if your content is
on a server that is inside you know, inside the
UK somewhere that they can go to the owners of
those servant and say you can red flag this content,
we want it deleted, whereas they can't do that on
the Bitcoin network because it is outside of their jurisdiction.

(01:09:44):
They cannot, they cannot center it, and there's nothing they
can not there's nothing they can do about it, you know.
But everybody, everybody who uses the network is still subject
to the laws of that country. But then you know,
if the if the police put a claimant against you,
well that's where you need to know your rights. You
need to know the law. You need to be able

(01:10:06):
to stand up for yourself. You know, is is there
a victim involved? All right? If there's no victim, there's
no crime. You know. Is there a contract? If there's
no contract, there's no obligation. You know, if there's no claimant,
there is no claim. You know, have I committed a crime?
You know who is making the claim against me? Because
you know any you know, and we'll also for anything

(01:10:28):
to be a law. Well, actually I can tell you that.
So if anything is being done while high treason is
being committed, it immediately null and voids the law. And
I can tell you that high treason was committed on
the first of January nineteen seventy three, when sovereignty was surrendered,
the monarch deposed, and high treason committed. And ever since then,
any act to any act, statue, or legislation that they've

(01:10:50):
tried to bring in since the first of January nineteen
seventy three is null and void because it's been done
under treason, high treason, So that immediately nullifies everything they're doing.
So point that out to them, and that needs to
be recorded and put on chain so that when they
say to you, oh, you've committed an offense, well, actually
you're committing high treason now, so what's your name? You know,

(01:11:13):
And this is where we need to start building an army. Literally,
we need to start policing our country under the constitutional
rights that we have because everything is corporate. Everything is
corporate right now. There are no there are no government
there are no government agents because they've all been moved
under the Company's ACTRID means that they're operating as private corporations,

(01:11:36):
and a corporation only has obligations to its shareholders. So
so literally everything there is there are no public servants
right now, which is really scary, which is what they're using.
And because they control the banks, they can economically incentivize
anybody to do whatever they want.

Speaker 4 (01:11:51):
M hm.

Speaker 3 (01:11:53):
So the only way we're going to start to get
out of this totalitarian dictators is by using a money
that is outside of their jurisdiction.

Speaker 4 (01:12:02):
And that's just that's just phase one.

Speaker 3 (01:12:05):
Well it's phase one, but that's where it's that's where
their entire totalitarian dictatorship starts to fall down because everything
they're all legal and political influence stem from economic power.
And if their economic power is taken away from them,
because people start to realize that it's economically toxic and
have such a negative effects on society, they're going to
they're going to start fleeing from it. So all they

(01:12:26):
need to do is start realizing what it's going to
be used for so people like me. When I get
the information out there, suddenly you get people that just like, oh,
actually this this might be a lucrative investment. So you
get investors coming in first because they understand it. So
it's a bit like a bit like the internal combustion engine.
So those who understood and were interested in the facilitation

(01:12:48):
of the internal combustion engine were probably the first individuals
to drive an automobil, to control an automobile because they're
were interested in the in the application of the engine.
Like nowadays, all we teach is mirror signal, maneuver, you know, clutch, accelerate,
a break. You don't need to know the workings of
the internal combustion engine. So in the future with bitcoin,

(01:13:10):
all you're going to do is swipe and send. You're
not going to need to know all the information that
I've got. I'm only giving this information so that those
intelligent people are just like, ah, I like the sound
of that. You mean we can go into a courtroom
and live stream the judge on the bitcoin network, where
we can't deny what happened. That is really powerful. That's
really powerful because we can now get the truth out
there you know, there's there isn't going to be some

(01:13:31):
there isn't going to be he said, She said, you know,
and old the number of witnesses against because you've got
it streamed live. You've got it literally all timestamped and
not loaded uploaded onto the Bitcoin network the moment it happened,
so you can see the truth for yourself.

Speaker 1 (01:13:47):
Wow, this is this is definitely a lot for our
listeners obviously to take on board and definitely do their
own research. I think, you know, as you even suggested earlier,
where the starts, but I suppose the idea of a
new system that everyone can obviously use and it's in
their full control. So as you were saying that, this

(01:14:10):
really goes back to assets being in your full control,
that it's yours, it's nobody else, so there's nobody can
do anything with it, no one can take it from you.

Speaker 3 (01:14:20):
It's more it's it's it's more about creating an immutable
digital data record. That's it because because previously everything was
done on paper if something of but but even even
on paper it can be lostreas at the moment everything
is done digitally, and that all digital records at the
moment are held somewhere on a corporate server where they

(01:14:40):
can delete it, they can wipe it. So literally what
we need, the whole world needs to be using a
commoditized digital network where digital information cannot be crack tact old,
your change or deleted. That's it. All digital records needs
to be on the Bitcoin network. Everything that goes on,
you know, literally like you know, supply change, email, social media, everything,

(01:15:02):
because it can still remain private, but it just can't
be deleted. You know, you can still what you can
you can steal oh what's the word. You can still
scramble information. You can you know, hide it cryptographically, but
you still have a you still have a public and
private key that can release it. So you can still

(01:15:22):
put things privately, you know, on the put privately on
the network and share the and share the public key
with people so they can see the information.

Speaker 1 (01:15:31):
So it's ultimately down to an individual having the key.

Speaker 3 (01:15:35):
Yeah, absolutely, yeah, you can. You can share it with
whoever you want. You can make it public, you can
make it private. You know, the only thing is is
that that digital information, you know, can it can it
can maybe be so for example, CP, you know you
probably know what those letters stand for, like nobody. Nobody
wants that on the network. That is, that is banned worldwide.

(01:15:57):
So so what you can do is you can put
an international court order into the miners, who would then
hash that bit of information so that nobody could see
it because nobody wants it. So it just means that
you can't. You can't, you know, you can't, Well, you
can't add socially damaging perversions you know, on you onto
the onto the network. But but you but you can,

(01:16:19):
if you want to, you can. You can scramble your
own information and you can then share it privately. But
the fact is the information can't be deleted.

Speaker 1 (01:16:27):
That's the main thing, which is quite important because then
you're getting into a real chain, yeah, a real chain
record of events.

Speaker 3 (01:16:36):
Yeah. And also what's really important is that anything that
is uploaded onto the Bitcoin network has a digital signature
with it, and that digital signature holds the individual accountable
and responsible for how they use the network. And that
can be proved because their digital signature is on the upload.
So if somebody is, you know, uploading inappropriate images of children,

(01:16:58):
you'll be able to track them down through the chain
of digital signatures. You can you you will eventually be
able to trace them. Because all the users of the
Bitcoin network know each other. The chain of digital signatures
effectively creates a private association of individuals. Like I know
that I've sent you a transaction, but I don't know
that who. I don't know who you've sent the following

(01:17:18):
transaction to. But I can ask you, and if you
want to reveal who you send it to, you can,
if you so wish, tell me. And so if I
if I said to you, our look, Amanda, we're trying
to we're trying to trace, you know, the individuals behind
this particular transaction that has been associated with child trafficking,
gun running, drug dealing, you know whatever that's having a

(01:17:38):
really negative effect on society. Will you help us track
down and stamp out you know this this activity that
we don't want in our society. Then you can say, yeah,
I will help you. You know, I sent this in.
I said this, I sent this information. You know, I
send this transaction to this individual here, you know, go
and ask them and they say, oh, yeah, I sent
this individual. I've sent this in, you know, this transaction

(01:17:59):
to this individ you're here. So it's it's resource energy
and economically intensive, but it's worth it if you want
to stamp out all the disgusting you know, you know,
crimes and criminal activity that is happening in society.

Speaker 4 (01:18:16):
So also it serves a dual purpose.

Speaker 3 (01:18:18):
The really absolutely absolutely, it means that society can now
be honest because at the moment, it's this lot that
control absolutely everything, and all they do is lie, cheat
and steel everything. They literally have no moral compass whatsoever.
And and bitcoin will economically incentivize everybody onto the network

(01:18:39):
because everybody will be using it and everybody will be
benefiting from the from the positive economic effects that it has.
But this means that it will eventually expose their entire
criminal network, which they've been building for the last three
thousand years. And that's that's what we need.

Speaker 1 (01:18:58):
Is there anything you would like to leave our audience
with today.

Speaker 3 (01:19:05):
Well, obviously I would like to say, well, if you
listened to my other previous podcasts that have done, it's
very easy to track the modern day financial history right
the way back to nineteen eleven, because nineteen eleven is
where it is where this all started, the start of
the modern day financial system, which was the creation of
the central banks. So then you've got the meeting on

(01:19:26):
Jekyl Island in nineteen ten. You've got you know, Rockefeller
having a standard all company offer, a company taken off
from in nineteen eleven, the sinking of the fraud of
the Titanic in nineteen twelve, where they got rid of
the main objectives to the Central Bank, which was Benjamin Gougenheim,
Israel Strauss and Jacob Asta, the creation of the Federal
Reserve in nineteen thirteen, and then you know they did

(01:19:47):
they orchestrated World War One in nineteen fourteen, and then
it's just literally a complete history. You can just you
can follow the money. It's really easy to follow the
money from then on. But a lot of the things
that people is that the Baby Boom period that went
from nineteen forty five to nineteen sixty, and this is
what even a lot of economic historians have missed. What

(01:20:09):
they've done is during the Great Depression, they scooped up
all the economically distressed corporations in America, and in the
Baby Boom period from nineteen forty five to nineteen sixty,
they were flooding the economy with currency which then overvalued
all the corporations they picked up during the Great Depression,
so they could then legitimately raise capital against them to

(01:20:29):
then purchase all the European corporations that Hitler are decimated
for them. That's what so many economists miss. But this
is what they've done. They controlled London after the Battle
of Waterloo. They got hold of America during the Great Depression,
they got hold of Europe in the Baby Boom period
after World War Two, and then they got hold of
China in the the nineteen seventies to nineteen nineties, and

(01:20:53):
then they got hold of the Tiger economies in the
two thousands. And now we're here having this conversation, you
know after yeah, the very disturbing opening ceremony of the
London twenty twelve Olympics, you know, which you know conveniently
mirrored COVID, which happened in twenty twenty.

Speaker 4 (01:21:13):
I did see that, Yeah online, all.

Speaker 3 (01:21:17):
Link together, it's all linked together.

Speaker 4 (01:21:22):
Well, I know, we've got so much more to unpack,
so totally.

Speaker 1 (01:21:26):
Thank you so much for being here today, and we'll
be back obviously with part two. And thank you so
much to everyone who was listening today. Please make sure
to subscribe whatever platform that you're listening on, and if
you're on YouTube, can you hit the notification beil so.

Speaker 4 (01:21:43):
You never listening video and we'll be back soon with
part two.

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