May 23, 2025 • 38 mins
The guys discuss how America's ability to make money out of nothing requires it to be a global hegemon to protect the value of the U.S. dollar and the corruption inside it.
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
So the General and I were having a nice conversation
last night, not as a show prep, mind you, a
little bit of shore prep.
Speaker 2 (00:10):
We sure to recorded that we should at.
Speaker 1 (00:12):
The end of the conversation, generally we should just have
this conversation tomorrow on the air with our listeners, because
this is good stuff. So I want to pick up
on this and how light at a light bulb moment
we're watching, we're watching. What I'm saying is a pattern developed,
and I think many of us have been seeing this
(00:32):
pattern developed for one, two, maybe three decades or more.
We used to you know, it used to be you're
a conspiracy theorist, you're a right wing not tilt tinfoil hat,
or maybe you're on the other side of the ledger
and you're a left wing lunatic. But you're your your
(00:54):
your eyes don't lie, and your common sense is your
common sense. And if you start to everywhere you look around,
our problems are tied to spending too much and we're
too many places in the world. And I want to
I want to I want to launch this with a
reference again to a very complicated topic that we're not
(01:18):
going to discuss today. But you have to keep an
eye on It is the backbone of all this, and
that is the bond market, the James bond market. I'm
not kidding. The bond got to keep an eye on
the bond market. And this is this is not hey,
just you know, you don't stay too long in apple
(01:40):
stock or don't sell apple stock. This is not stock
picking advice. This is the United States of America as
we know it is sustaining itself on credit.
Speaker 2 (01:52):
And printed extra dollars.
Speaker 1 (01:55):
So we have the ability to create money out of nothing,
right and to borrow it. And you have the ability
to borrow it. You can create it out of nothing
with the Federal Reserve. And every time you create a
new dollar, if there's not a new person for that
(02:15):
or new industry for that dollar to go to, you're
going to have a concentration of dollars and the value
of the dollar is going to decrease.
Speaker 2 (02:23):
That's right.
Speaker 1 (02:24):
As a result, prices go up because you need more
dollars to buy things. They have the deflation inflation.
Speaker 3 (02:33):
Now, all other things being equal, I mean, if you
if you obviously, if you have a drought, prices and
corn might go up.
Speaker 1 (02:39):
For sure, But you keep printing dollars. The value, the
purchasing power of that dollar continues.
Speaker 2 (02:44):
To erode across the board.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
Yes, and we've watched this erosion since Well, let me
let me try this. Let me try this sunthra size.
I know that the Civil War, we Lincoln had the
backs and those were promises by the US government. This
as good as gold, and you can you can turn
(03:08):
this in for gold or silver, and they had published
rates on what those gold or silver were. And then well,
let me let me do real quick, explain your your
gold coin from our gold, from our from our money.
Show explain how that worked, just one more time. I
think it's a beautiful instruction to listeners to understand this concept.
(03:30):
It to keep an eye on money, how money's made,
the value of money, the US dollar. And and then
I'm going to tie this in to this, the big
tight this all together. I'm not doing a very good job, right,
We're going to tie this all together.
Speaker 2 (03:47):
Good.
Speaker 3 (03:48):
Explain that, Jeneral, what happened in England with the what
happened with British pound.
Speaker 2 (03:53):
They were mixing.
Speaker 3 (03:56):
Grains of gold into the pound coin with the other
base metals. Gold itself makes a very bad coin because
number one, it's too malleable.
Speaker 2 (04:08):
People will shave off the edges of it.
Speaker 3 (04:10):
And then also you can't get change for it if
you want to buy something small. The gold coin is
better suited for buying a horse. So what they would
do is they would put grains of coin, and they
would put a certain number of grains of coin into
the pound, let's say twenty one grains per pound. You
knew that if worse came to worse, you could melt
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down that coin and all that heavy gold would go
to the bottom of the pot and you could get
a big, solid nugget of gold out of by pouring
enough pounds in there. Now, the British Parliament controlled the
money supply and instructed the king as to how many
pounds he could mint. But the king was always wanting
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more money, so what he did was other government exactly.
So he he did was he started instructing the people
at his mint to put in maybe fourteen grains rather
than twenty one grains. And of course then they put
those pieces of money out onto the market. And of
course at first nobody realized it because of the fact
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that you know, hey, the new pounds, it seems right,
everything is fine. But those who did melt down the pounds,
and those who did notice how much money was coming
out of the government started to notice there's a lot
more pounds rolling around here, and a lot of people
who didn't have money last year have it this year.
And when you have a lot of money, you tend
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to pay more for things than you would when you
had much, much less money. And part of that is
let's say you're coming in, your horse needs a shoe,
You've still got one hundred miles to get to London,
you're tired, it's nine o'clock at night, and the first
person you come to says, yeah, I'll do the the
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horses shoes for a pound per foot. Well, you think
that's not rageous price, but you just don't want to
go all over the town at nine o'clock waking up
people to try to get your horses shoed correctly. So
you just say, what the heck, I'll just pay the extra.
And so that's how prices go up. And when these
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when this money just appears out of nowhere, the prices
go up across the board.
Speaker 1 (06:28):
When you have the US dollar, thank you for that.
When you have the US dollar and the promise was
it you can you can turn this in for gold
or silver, and there was the piece of paper was
pegged to a specific dollar amount per Troy OUTCE.
Speaker 2 (06:45):
I think it was thirty five dollars for many years.
Speaker 1 (06:48):
Well what we we know that that number was changed
unilaterally by the federal government. I want to say, FDI
I didn't prep this part for the show, but we did.
We had at least one or two changes to the
to the conversion rate of the dollar to gold and silver,
and then in order and then there was a run
(07:10):
on US gold when the countries that we were we
were giving a bunch of US dollars to to restore
after Europe and actually after World War One as well.
When they when those they got those dollars from US,
they felt more comfortable having gold in their banks than
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storing US dollars. So there was a run on gold
as these dollars were turned in.
Speaker 3 (07:38):
And keep in mind, you know, dollars are easy to
move around because they're very light, whereas gold is very
inconvenient to move around.
Speaker 1 (07:47):
These countries after World War One and World War two
wanted gold in their reserve. They felt more comfortable with.
Speaker 3 (07:53):
Gold even as income even as cumbersome as it is,
that tells you something.
Speaker 1 (07:58):
An FDR a past executive order. Maybe it was a
congressional act banning the private possession of gold in the
late nineteen thirties. Then we have Breton Woods and the
mid forties forty five, forty six, forty four to forty
five forty six. After World War Two, and the decision
was made that for global trade, as we rebuild Europe,
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rebuild Asia, global trade is going to be settled. Commercial
transactions are going to be settled with United States dollars
that became the world currency.
Speaker 2 (08:34):
Yes, and there's advantages to that.
Speaker 1 (08:37):
The problem, one of the biggest problems we need is
if the world is going to trade with each other
in US dollars, they need to have dollars available to them,
and we're either going to send them dollars or we're
going to send them products. The idea would be that
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we will sell them and they'll buy United States goods
and they have to give us US dollars. But we
need to have more US dollars in the world's supply
than just what Americans need to function. So there is
a need to create extra US dollars and put it
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in the world so they'll use it. When Nixon took
us off the gold standard in seventy three, the world
freaked because several decades now, countries and businesses and industries
had been counting on these US dollars to be a
fair medium of exchange.
Speaker 2 (09:41):
They didn't want fiat currency.
Speaker 1 (09:42):
They didn't want fiat currency, and as a result, we
had to engage in some serious cannery to keep the
value of the US dollar up. And that's what we're
going to talk about after the break. This, I believe
is pivot point and we need it. Merits a very
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hard conversation should we go back on to some kind
of commodity standard like gold? All right, welcome back. I'm
Attorney Brad Coffle. That is Attorney Eric Willison Snartmaster General.
This is for the Defense of the American People. Based
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Up we're having a conversation last night guys about you,
know what are we going to talk about on this weekend.
(11:12):
Show and we had about a fifteen minute, conversation which
is about ten minutes longer than our normal show, prep
especially in dog years Or Joe biden. Years, yes and
in about ten about fifteen minutes in this conversation that,
general we should have just recorded this. Conversation it's like
you AND i we started to connect some. Doots we've
been nibbling around the edges for a very long, time
(11:34):
returning to a handful of foundational, topics and now it's
time to start to bring these topics. Together history tells
us that power and money and military might breed corruption
just a matter of. Time you must have counterbalances to
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too much. Money there needs to be a counterbalance to
not having enough money having too much. Power there needs
to be a. Counterbalance if someone doesn't have enough, power
they need to help them out in order to have a,
healthy functioning. Society and that's been the teeter totter back
and forth from monarchies to brute force leadership to bribing
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your people through monarchies and fiefdoms and taking care of
them just enough so they'll fight for. You then you
move into The enlightenment and the powers with the, people
and the rejection of The Catholic, church the Writer, protestantism
this various civil wars In europe in the eighteen, hundreds
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and then the introduction of The United states into The
european theater And World War. One and at the same
time you're watching In american. History if your, student if
just a rookie student Of american, history you look at,
this and one thing you know for sure is what
bankrupts a country or a nation faster than anything else is.
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War and you have to have money to fight. Wars
if you don't have, money you can't defend. Yourself you're
gonna lose. Wars it's a matter of time where your
your nation is going to fall or you.
Speaker 3 (13:19):
Just want to achieve your. ACCOMPLISHMENT i mean you look
At World War. One it started off without any fiat.
Currency but then people had to, realize, okay we can't
keep fighting this with.
Speaker 1 (13:31):
Finance you cannot fund a war taxing your people of any,
duration you cannot protect. Yourself and as we move into
global machine made a machine prosecuted, wars and now in
tech prosecuted, wars it gets unbelievably expensive and you must finance.
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It the winners of every war have financed Their here
in the enlightenment time finance their. Wars and there are
plenty of stories on the financiers who bet on both
sides and then eventually saw side number, one Like england Beating,
france and the, financiers the bankers figured out a way
(14:15):
how to cash in before The waterloo was, announced for
instance the victories. There, okay so money will find its
way into the speculation, market into the investor. Market money
will find its way if you go back even further
in time to one of our original, concepts one of
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our original shows on The British West Indies company or
The East India. Company here were. Merchants these were men
with money that threw in an investment for a ship
and a, crew and they agreed when this ship came
(14:57):
back from The, east we're all co owners and it's
payload and we can sell what we've acquired and make
a lot of. Money and next, thing you, know.
Speaker 2 (15:08):
You see that's where they're, saying our ship came.
Speaker 1 (15:12):
In, yeah and you start to See william's house down the.
Lane he's doing another. Edition well he's got a new.
Carriage look at. That is that gold on The is
it got gold rims on that?
Speaker 2 (15:24):
Carriage of?
Speaker 1 (15:24):
Course and what's he. Doing, well you find out he's
part of. This for these investment ships that go, out
they're and they're conquering other. Lands they're just taking what they, need.
Speaker 3 (15:36):
Right and even the mid level officers they would take
fifteen or twenty pounds and they'd buy stuff In india
and they'd come and sell over ten times what they
bought it.
Speaker 1 (15:45):
For, well you, know you start to develop these commercial
interests in these other parts of the. World now you need.
To now you're competition showing up and you're gonna have
a little skirmishes there between some. Ships, well you're gonna
need to send them some more. Ships and then they
send in some, ships and then you've got this war
and that, war and then to try to stave off,
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war king of this country offers his daughter to the
king of that, country and now you have ter marriage between.
Families and that's how a lot of times you have
A german king In, france or this is how a
lot of this inter national stuff has worked for.
Speaker 3 (16:29):
Centuries, yeah right Before World War, ONE i think that
the leaders Of, Britain france And russia were all the
king of the royalty at least for those three, countries
were all.
Speaker 1 (16:40):
Cousins they were all trying to prevent war or more
specifically losing if the other one's gang up on. Them
at the end of the, day you got to have.
Money you've got to have. Money so who had the
Money at the, time the bankers In europe had the.
Money lending was banned as a sin By christianity and
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muslim and lending finance was the name of the. Game
so you have to bring in this banking. Component, well
our founders didn't want the banking component because you start
putting credit into introducing credit to your federal, treasury it
starts to borrow more than it can afford and certainly
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borrow more than it can pay. Back sorts of. Attension
enter The Federal Reserve act in nineteen. Thirteen the idea would,
be we're going to have one piece of. Paper it's
going to be A Federal. Reserve. Note these bankers got
together and, quietly, privately, secretly and they came up with
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the idea of a, finally of having a Central bank Of.
America we're going to call it The Federal. Reserve we're
going to make it look like it's government, sanctioned government,
approved and you have these dollars that look like they.
Do and it's not called a central. Bank it's not
called The bank Of, america which is what it really,
is or The bank of, basically and we are going
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to it's we're going to have a monopoly on the
creation of money here in The United. States it is
tied to. Gold. Still, yes in the eighteen, nineties remember
we did shows on The. West wanted it to be
wanted silver to be part of it as, well because
there was more, there there's more silver out. West but
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The East coast bankers, said, no it only is. Gold
because The East coast bankers had, gold they didn't have
collections of the. Silver they lost power if you brought
silver into the, equation so they ate mid eighteen nineties
banned silver as being a backer of. Commodity nineteen Thirteen Federal,
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reserve note The Federal. Reserve and just in the nick
of time they pass The Income Tax. Act they now
pass legislation a constitutional amendment to allow this government to
start to tax its people so, directly, directly within the
span of one Presidency Woodrow, wilson you had the monopolization
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of the creation of The United states, dollar and they
had it's only tied to, gold not, silver and now
a constitutional amendment to tax the. People both of these
acts were designed to give the pending military warfare, state
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and eminently the welfare state of The United states enough
money to keep funding itself without the people being taxed.
Incessantly it was just supposed to be temporary income. Tax
it was just going to be the super, well and
look where we have. It after the break and the
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next two segments showed you can see these, patterns how
they start to come. Together and then we're gonna ask,
ourselves so what do we do? Now all? Right how
do we tie in? Guys how do we tie In
i'm going to go in reverse chronological Or Joe biden
and his mental cognition issues putting it.
Speaker 2 (20:27):
Lately meaning presidency by.
Speaker 1 (20:29):
Committee how do you tie in The Joe biden competency cover?
Up The Joe biden decisions That Joe Biden administration's decisions
during the four years of that term that absolutely undermined
the sovereignty of The United, states WHAT i still consider
to be a cover up to the twenty twenty election
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and the big. STEAL i have no doubt on my
mind that there was plenty of illegal activity that had
to be done to Get Joe biden and The White house.
Speaker 2 (21:00):
Keep counting the votes till we.
Speaker 1 (21:01):
Win we know The Hunter biden laptop contained truths and
it was covered. Up we know That Hillary clinton and
The Clinton foundation were, very very instrumental in The Russia
gate hoax and its cover. Up we know That Hillary
clinton and her email server there was a cover. Up
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we know that there was something that happened In benghazi
when an Ambassador, Stevens Christopher, stevens was taken hostage and
suddenly there was A cia contractors down the street that
no one knew, About, like what are they doing.
Speaker 2 (21:39):
There we know there's a dead guy Named Seth.
Speaker 1 (21:41):
Rich we, know, Right so what's this all have to
do with money in The United? States money and The Federal?
Reserve it does. Everything here's how this. Goes when we
when we came up with The federal when when came
up The Federal Reserve act and The Federal reserve and
The United states The Federal reserve note now called THE us,
dollar and we passed the income tax that Allowed congress
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to directly tax the, people which was those two things
were antithetical to every principle of the founder fathers on
both basically both sides federals and anti. Federalists we were
told stay out of europe entanglements by our founding.
Speaker 2 (22:20):
Fathers George.
Speaker 1 (22:20):
Washington and here we go Into europe in the span
of one presidency In Woodrow. Wilson and then when you
look At Woodrow wilson and, go where did this? Guy
was like a nerd president of university. Professor and so
if you really want to go down a rabbit, hole,
Guys i've LEFT i have plenty of footprints down in
this rabbit hole Where Woodrow wilson come. From who tapped,
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him who went into the, barn who went into the
farm and, said we need we need to find a
horse to get ready for the nineteen twelve.
Speaker 2 (22:51):
Election and think of the same cognitive.
Speaker 3 (22:54):
Decline he had a massive stroke and everyone said that
his wife was the president for the last few years
of his. Term sounds.
Speaker 1 (23:00):
Familiar so now we're into great, depression which was supposed
to have been impossible because we Have Federal. Reserve it
was supposed to be the bank of last.
Speaker 3 (23:10):
Resort it was designed to prevent, that and it led
directly to.
Speaker 1 (23:14):
It and we had the birth of the welfare state
right on the heels of the birth of the warfare.
State you need money domestically to spend on your, people
to prevent peasant, revolts, rebellions, uprisings and you need money
to protect your military, might to protect YOUR us dollar
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because even though it's backed by, gold we've changed After
World War, TWO i think we changed the value again
on what we're agreeing to convert the dollar to. GOLD
i think it went from you, KNOW i think at
one point in time it was thirty five dollars per,
ounce AND i think we may have changed, it but
maybe we stayed at thirty five dollars an. Ounce After
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World War two The Breton Woods. Agreement now all all
the world's, currencies all the currencies of other, worlds other
countries are going to be pegged to THE us dollar
at thirty five dollars per. Ounce and Then nixon took
us off the gold standard in seventy. One Then Nixon.
Shock that was a big deal because now what is
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backing This United states? Dollar we promised to pay it.
Speaker 2 (24:23):
Back something called the full faith in. Credits well what's?
Speaker 1 (24:26):
That, well that means as long as The United states is,
here as long as The United states is, strong it's
that dollar has. Value the missing, ingredient in my opinion
that gets overlooked general is The National Security act of
nineteen forty. Seven we knew the smarty pants in the
room knew that if we're going to continue to crank
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OUT us dollars to Rebuild europe and our eye and
Build japan in our, eye and then we should have
gone After. China we should have pret talk To china
a little, sooner which was a problem For. Truman we
have communism spreading like a bad mind. Virus if THE
us dollar loses its, value we can no longer have
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the money to protect ourselves because it's very expensive to
go to.
Speaker 2 (25:16):
War, well there's.
Speaker 3 (25:17):
That, also there's the fact that at some, Point i'd
say probably ninety percent of all the transactions on the planet.
Speaker 2 (25:24):
At some point are in.
Speaker 3 (25:25):
Dollars it might start off in euros and then go to, rubles.
Speaker 1 (25:30):
And, NO i think IT'S i think it's almost one hundred.
PERCENT i Just i've heard several podcasts and Articles i've
read that like almost every if two nations you've never
heard of are trading between.
Speaker 2 (25:44):
The significant significant the best.
Speaker 1 (25:46):
Dollar.
Speaker 3 (25:47):
YEAH i, mean, obviously if someone is selling a, bicycle you,
know it may go euros to. Euros but it's the
point is though that if at some point it must
it's going to go through, dollars then the people that
control the dollars and the supply of the dollars have
an immense.
Speaker 1 (26:04):
Power, yes, yes but we had That Soviet union and
they had their vision of how the global economy was
going to.
Speaker 2 (26:13):
Work they too had a fiat.
Speaker 1 (26:14):
Currency so you look at The Dallas, brothers the creation
of THE, cia The National Security, council The Cold war,
Strategy Southeast, Asia Middle, East Eastern. Europe these were these
hot bets and we had to Protect according to The
Cold war containment theory or, deterrent we had to make
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sure that THE us dollar remained top and The United
states remained on. Top is the moment The United states
dollar loses its, strengths there ain't nothing backing. It so
this in addition to fighting, communism we needed to protect
THE us. Dollar we needed to make sure That italy
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didn't go to the communists in forty. Eight we needed
to make sure that communism didn't spread Into Western. Europe
we CREATE. Nato we needed to make sure that the
oil that is being discovered in The Middle, east such
as In, iran doesn't get nationalized and owned by The.
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Moullas and so we went in and throughout The Prime
minister Of, iran and we put in An american, ally
The shah In, iran and that just led to all
kinds of problems in The Middle East. Vietnam ostensibly to
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fight Communism, Cuba, chile keeping, it communism out Of South,
america keeping it out Of, africa we resorted to coups
and assassinations in the fifties and sixties and. Seventies by
the time nineteen the seventies got here And Richard nixon
is taking us off the gold, standard which means there's
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no more you, know forget about gold. Anymore The Church
committee kicks, in, like what in the world is THE
cia up? To and that was nineteen seventy, five and
what we have to this day is what The Church
committee found is not necessarily a, cabal but he deeply
entrenched networks with huge power that has now spread into
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outside THE, cia but into, NGOs charities and. Foundations and
after the, BREAK i want to talk about The Clinton
foundation because now we're getting closer to real. Time all,
right welcome back for the defense of The american. People
I'm Attorney Brad, koppel and we're talking about seeing patterns
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develop over the last. Century and if you subscribe to
the opinion that you subscribe to the, mantra just follow the.
Money the money will go where it'll constant, trait where there's.
Power it'll concentrate where there is a good return on,
investment whether it's putting ships together and the sixteen hundreds
to go explore other lands and bring back bring back
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spices and new types of cotton.
Speaker 3 (29:17):
Textiles, ironically it will also concentrate in places where there
is rule of law because that is where it is.
Safest but then the greedy people come in and try
to disrupt the rule of, law and they're cutting their
own throats on the sort of.
Speaker 1 (29:31):
Damicles so the premise of what The general AND i
are talking about is that The United states dollar is
the most stabilizing asset in the world for THE. Us, yes, yeah, well,
look The United states has to do everything it can
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to protect the value of the dollar because it is
no longer back buying.
Speaker 2 (29:54):
Anything if we are far, sighted.
Speaker 1 (29:58):
The ability to print dollars.
Speaker 2 (30:04):
Is a direct threat to, that.
Speaker 1 (30:05):
The ability to just print.
Speaker 3 (30:07):
Money and keep in mind when we say print, money
they're not actually printing physical.
Speaker 1 (30:12):
Dollars they're moving digits into twenty four twenty four banks
that are preferred. Banks The fed will move, billions and
they're not even hundreds of millions the twenty four key.
Speaker 3 (30:27):
Backs they're creating billions that, morning that, morning and then
they move. It, right this is not money they already.
Had this is entirely new, money.
Speaker 1 (30:38):
And it gets. Deployed and this is just.
Speaker 3 (30:40):
Like the king did by making extra, pounds because he
could shrink the number of grains from of gold down
from twenty one to.
Speaker 2 (30:47):
Fourteen so you need to.
Speaker 1 (30:49):
Feed you need to feed the creatures that you've. Created
we've created these creatures that need to be. Fed and
these creatures are are. Clandestine they may be, overt, covert
they may be recognize foundations in, goos, nonprofits any place
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that there is a tax incentive to put your. Money
oh and by the, way the people that run that
foundation also probably going to be the next president twenty.
Sixteen is also The secretary Of. State so if you
want to get some stuff done in you're part of the,
world your, Neighborhood you're going to go find the big
(31:37):
bully and, Say, hey who DO i talk to about
this warlord over here who's threatening to take.
Speaker 2 (31:47):
Whatever what you're saying is it's cool to have, lions
but you have to feed them or they will feed on.
Speaker 1 (31:52):
You we have created a situation where our military complex
is so big and so everywhere that the decision makers
can be encouraged to recommend a particular foreign. Policy the
(32:14):
decision makers can be encouraged to recommend the sale of
uranium To chinese own company Or, russians or can be
encouraged to look the other way when there's some money
laundering Of russian dollars in banks Of america.
Speaker 2 (32:37):
Or some diamonds that go To Hunter.
Speaker 1 (32:40):
Biden so there are decision makers on the periphery.
Speaker 2 (32:44):
Of this big.
Speaker 1 (32:45):
Leviathan and if you look at Say, afghanistan its number
one export is opium yep, Heroin so we're going to have.
That how do you get Decision how do you get
congressmen and senators congresswomen to sign off or look the
(33:06):
other way on things to get your your, client meaning
a foreign warlord or a foreign, person foreign, entity you
need to get something done here in THE. Us it
would be helpful if you had compromont on these decision.
(33:26):
Makers sounds Like Jeffrey epstein would be a perfect type of.
Guy park him In New. York put him in the
higher circles of the big economic the highest socioeconomic. Strata
you get someone Like Jeffrey epstein.
Speaker 2 (33:47):
Or Sean colmes who has the.
Speaker 1 (33:49):
Ability to get compromentt on key decision makers and so
they will sign off on. Things Jim comey just entered
the news. Again Jim, comey FORMER fbi Director Cool shell
formation on my beach walk and he put up that
eighty six forty seven and.
Speaker 3 (34:10):
Seashells, yeah if you're a child learning how to do
the numbers one to.
Speaker 1 (34:14):
Ten so Mister, comy Mister comy. Investigated he was the
director OF fbi when they were Investigating Hillary clinton and
the email servers and The Clinton. Foundation, Well comy gets.
Information i'm Speculating comy gets information The Clinton foundation has
some serious rotten parts to, it and the email servers
(34:38):
show all kinds of.
Speaker 3 (34:39):
Things email servers show that they're not located where they should.
Speaker 1 (34:43):
Be And comy gets this information and they it's, like
what DO i do with? It this will blow up
The clinton campaign And Donald. Trump waltz is, in do
we really Want Donald? TRUMP i, Mean Jim comey is
No Donald trump. Fan he's like this is. Bad he's,
LIKE i have to do something to protect. Myself so
(35:06):
he reluctantly, agreed and he goes To congress eleven days
before the election and, says, yeah we got some new.
Stuff kind of revives The Hillary clinton email. Scandal do
you remember what it was that Reactivated Jim comey's investigation
of The Clinton. Foundation Anthony wiener's laptop From. Hell Anthony
(35:33):
wiener laptop Gets Who's Anthony, wiener, Well Anthony wiener was
married was A us congressman From New york From New,
york married To huma Of Eben, evideen a top aid
To Hillary. Clinton his email has ALLEGEDLY i think he
(35:53):
got convicted and went to, prison so no longer allegedly
there were messages going back and forth to an underage
female about having, sex.
Speaker 2 (36:02):
AND i think pictures going back and, forth.
Speaker 1 (36:05):
This, email this laptop belonged to he and his. Wife
if you're doing that, right wouldn't this just simply be
evidence That Anthony wiener was under the thumb of the.
Compromise this certainly sounds Like Jeffrey epstein level.
Speaker 2 (36:19):
Stuff bought and paid.
Speaker 1 (36:20):
For and so we've got something here On Anthony wiener
who's married to a Top clinton, aide and they get.
It it, leaks And comy, says we got to restart this.
Investigation But andrew McCay slow walks all of, that and
as soon As, clinton as soon As trump gets, in
he wins and he. Forces you, Know andrew, McCabe you're
(36:42):
out there there, there there's a lot behind. This Joe,
biden how do he get? There who covered up his
his mental. Cognition we, No, no it wasn't covered. Up
we all saw. It the fact that these other news
outlets refused to talk about it plainly as AN i
mean it was covered.
Speaker 2 (37:01):
Up and denied. It they said it was a, stutter,
Right but let's not stop.
Speaker 1 (37:04):
There how'd he get? There to begin? With the guy
was barely showing up in, primaries he was, old he wasn't.
Campaigning Bernie sanders was clocking.
Speaker 2 (37:15):
Him, selected not. Election how did he get?
Speaker 1 (37:17):
There and then why hasn't anyone been prosecuted for the
attempted the tremendous political interference in the twenty twenty election
With Hunter biden, laptop and then The Clinton trump interference
in twenty, sixteen and then you see about the ten
percent for the big. Guy then you hear about The Clinton,
foundation and then you find out that In, benghazi The
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clinton there is allegedly an element of The Clinton foundation
In benghazi and The State department there were things happening
there unbeknownst to some top brass IN dc that Caught
Hillary clinton flat. Footed we still need to know more About.
Benghazi american foreign policy has been for sale for. Decades
(38:00):
that's why they're out of step with the rest of,
us and they've been printing money to support the welfare
state and warfare state to the point now where we
have to finance. Everything but guess, what the banks and
credit cards are no longer willing to extend our. Credit
and that's THE Us treasury. Auctions keep your eye on
the bond. Market that thing goes down, suddenly we'll got
(38:24):
some bigger problems on our. Hands
So the General and I were having a nice conversation
last night, not as a show prep, mind you, a
little bit of shore prep.
Speaker 2 (00:10):
We sure to recorded that we should at.
Speaker 1 (00:12):
The end of the conversation, generally we should just have
this conversation tomorrow on the air with our listeners, because
this is good stuff. So I want to pick up
on this and how light at a light bulb moment
we're watching, we're watching. What I'm saying is a pattern developed,
and I think many of us have been seeing this
(00:32):
pattern developed for one, two, maybe three decades or more.
We used to you know, it used to be you're
a conspiracy theorist, you're a right wing not tilt tinfoil hat,
or maybe you're on the other side of the ledger
and you're a left wing lunatic. But you're your your
(00:54):
your eyes don't lie, and your common sense is your
common sense. And if you start to everywhere you look around,
our problems are tied to spending too much and we're
too many places in the world. And I want to
I want to I want to launch this with a
reference again to a very complicated topic that we're not
(01:18):
going to discuss today. But you have to keep an
eye on It is the backbone of all this, and
that is the bond market, the James bond market. I'm
not kidding. The bond got to keep an eye on
the bond market. And this is this is not hey,
just you know, you don't stay too long in apple
(01:40):
stock or don't sell apple stock. This is not stock
picking advice. This is the United States of America as
we know it is sustaining itself on credit.
Speaker 2 (01:52):
And printed extra dollars.
Speaker 1 (01:55):
So we have the ability to create money out of nothing,
right and to borrow it. And you have the ability
to borrow it. You can create it out of nothing
with the Federal Reserve. And every time you create a
new dollar, if there's not a new person for that
(02:15):
or new industry for that dollar to go to, you're
going to have a concentration of dollars and the value
of the dollar is going to decrease.
Speaker 2 (02:23):
That's right.
Speaker 1 (02:24):
As a result, prices go up because you need more
dollars to buy things. They have the deflation inflation.
Speaker 3 (02:33):
Now, all other things being equal, I mean, if you
if you obviously, if you have a drought, prices and
corn might go up.
Speaker 1 (02:39):
For sure, But you keep printing dollars. The value, the
purchasing power of that dollar continues.
Speaker 2 (02:44):
To erode across the board.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
Yes, and we've watched this erosion since Well, let me
let me try this. Let me try this sunthra size.
I know that the Civil War, we Lincoln had the
backs and those were promises by the US government. This
as good as gold, and you can you can turn
(03:08):
this in for gold or silver, and they had published
rates on what those gold or silver were. And then well,
let me let me do real quick, explain your your
gold coin from our gold, from our from our money.
Show explain how that worked, just one more time. I
think it's a beautiful instruction to listeners to understand this concept.
(03:30):
It to keep an eye on money, how money's made,
the value of money, the US dollar. And and then
I'm going to tie this in to this, the big
tight this all together. I'm not doing a very good job, right,
We're going to tie this all together.
Speaker 2 (03:47):
Good.
Speaker 3 (03:48):
Explain that, Jeneral, what happened in England with the what
happened with British pound.
Speaker 2 (03:53):
They were mixing.
Speaker 3 (03:56):
Grains of gold into the pound coin with the other
base metals. Gold itself makes a very bad coin because
number one, it's too malleable.
Speaker 2 (04:08):
People will shave off the edges of it.
Speaker 3 (04:10):
And then also you can't get change for it if
you want to buy something small. The gold coin is
better suited for buying a horse. So what they would
do is they would put grains of coin, and they
would put a certain number of grains of coin into
the pound, let's say twenty one grains per pound. You
knew that if worse came to worse, you could melt
(04:33):
down that coin and all that heavy gold would go
to the bottom of the pot and you could get
a big, solid nugget of gold out of by pouring
enough pounds in there. Now, the British Parliament controlled the
money supply and instructed the king as to how many
pounds he could mint. But the king was always wanting
(04:54):
more money, so what he did was other government exactly.
So he he did was he started instructing the people
at his mint to put in maybe fourteen grains rather
than twenty one grains. And of course then they put
those pieces of money out onto the market. And of
course at first nobody realized it because of the fact
(05:18):
that you know, hey, the new pounds, it seems right,
everything is fine. But those who did melt down the pounds,
and those who did notice how much money was coming
out of the government started to notice there's a lot
more pounds rolling around here, and a lot of people
who didn't have money last year have it this year.
And when you have a lot of money, you tend
(05:38):
to pay more for things than you would when you
had much, much less money. And part of that is
let's say you're coming in, your horse needs a shoe,
You've still got one hundred miles to get to London,
you're tired, it's nine o'clock at night, and the first
person you come to says, yeah, I'll do the the
(06:00):
horses shoes for a pound per foot. Well, you think
that's not rageous price, but you just don't want to
go all over the town at nine o'clock waking up
people to try to get your horses shoed correctly. So
you just say, what the heck, I'll just pay the extra.
And so that's how prices go up. And when these
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when this money just appears out of nowhere, the prices
go up across the board.
Speaker 1 (06:28):
When you have the US dollar, thank you for that.
When you have the US dollar and the promise was
it you can you can turn this in for gold
or silver, and there was the piece of paper was
pegged to a specific dollar amount per Troy OUTCE.
Speaker 2 (06:45):
I think it was thirty five dollars for many years.
Speaker 1 (06:48):
Well what we we know that that number was changed
unilaterally by the federal government. I want to say, FDI
I didn't prep this part for the show, but we did.
We had at least one or two changes to the
to the conversion rate of the dollar to gold and silver,
and then in order and then there was a run
(07:10):
on US gold when the countries that we were we
were giving a bunch of US dollars to to restore
after Europe and actually after World War One as well.
When they when those they got those dollars from US,
they felt more comfortable having gold in their banks than
(07:30):
storing US dollars. So there was a run on gold
as these dollars were turned in.
Speaker 3 (07:38):
And keep in mind, you know, dollars are easy to
move around because they're very light, whereas gold is very
inconvenient to move around.
Speaker 1 (07:47):
These countries after World War One and World War two
wanted gold in their reserve. They felt more comfortable with.
Speaker 3 (07:53):
Gold even as income even as cumbersome as it is,
that tells you something.
Speaker 1 (07:58):
An FDR a past executive order. Maybe it was a
congressional act banning the private possession of gold in the
late nineteen thirties. Then we have Breton Woods and the
mid forties forty five, forty six, forty four to forty
five forty six. After World War Two, and the decision
was made that for global trade, as we rebuild Europe,
(08:22):
rebuild Asia, global trade is going to be settled. Commercial
transactions are going to be settled with United States dollars
that became the world currency.
Speaker 2 (08:34):
Yes, and there's advantages to that.
Speaker 1 (08:37):
The problem, one of the biggest problems we need is
if the world is going to trade with each other
in US dollars, they need to have dollars available to them,
and we're either going to send them dollars or we're
going to send them products. The idea would be that
(08:59):
we will sell them and they'll buy United States goods
and they have to give us US dollars. But we
need to have more US dollars in the world's supply
than just what Americans need to function. So there is
a need to create extra US dollars and put it
(09:19):
in the world so they'll use it. When Nixon took
us off the gold standard in seventy three, the world
freaked because several decades now, countries and businesses and industries
had been counting on these US dollars to be a
fair medium of exchange.
Speaker 2 (09:41):
They didn't want fiat currency.
Speaker 1 (09:42):
They didn't want fiat currency, and as a result, we
had to engage in some serious cannery to keep the
value of the US dollar up. And that's what we're
going to talk about after the break. This, I believe
is pivot point and we need it. Merits a very
(10:03):
hard conversation should we go back on to some kind
of commodity standard like gold? All right, welcome back. I'm
Attorney Brad Coffle. That is Attorney Eric Willison Snartmaster General.
This is for the Defense of the American People. Based
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Up we're having a conversation last night guys about you,
know what are we going to talk about on this weekend.
(11:12):
Show and we had about a fifteen minute, conversation which
is about ten minutes longer than our normal show, prep
especially in dog years Or Joe biden. Years, yes and
in about ten about fifteen minutes in this conversation that,
general we should have just recorded this. Conversation it's like
you AND i we started to connect some. Doots we've
been nibbling around the edges for a very long, time
(11:34):
returning to a handful of foundational, topics and now it's
time to start to bring these topics. Together history tells
us that power and money and military might breed corruption
just a matter of. Time you must have counterbalances to
(11:54):
too much. Money there needs to be a counterbalance to
not having enough money having too much. Power there needs
to be a. Counterbalance if someone doesn't have enough, power
they need to help them out in order to have a,
healthy functioning. Society and that's been the teeter totter back
and forth from monarchies to brute force leadership to bribing
(12:20):
your people through monarchies and fiefdoms and taking care of
them just enough so they'll fight for. You then you
move into The enlightenment and the powers with the, people
and the rejection of The Catholic, church the Writer, protestantism
this various civil wars In europe in the eighteen, hundreds
(12:43):
and then the introduction of The United states into The
european theater And World War. One and at the same
time you're watching In american. History if your, student if
just a rookie student Of american, history you look at,
this and one thing you know for sure is what
bankrupts a country or a nation faster than anything else is.
(13:05):
War and you have to have money to fight. Wars
if you don't have, money you can't defend. Yourself you're
gonna lose. Wars it's a matter of time where your
your nation is going to fall or you.
Speaker 3 (13:19):
Just want to achieve your. ACCOMPLISHMENT i mean you look
At World War. One it started off without any fiat.
Currency but then people had to, realize, okay we can't
keep fighting this with.
Speaker 1 (13:31):
Finance you cannot fund a war taxing your people of any,
duration you cannot protect. Yourself and as we move into
global machine made a machine prosecuted, wars and now in
tech prosecuted, wars it gets unbelievably expensive and you must finance.
(13:51):
It the winners of every war have financed Their here
in the enlightenment time finance their. Wars and there are
plenty of stories on the financiers who bet on both
sides and then eventually saw side number, one Like england Beating,
france and the, financiers the bankers figured out a way
(14:15):
how to cash in before The waterloo was, announced for
instance the victories. There, okay so money will find its
way into the speculation, market into the investor. Market money
will find its way if you go back even further
in time to one of our original, concepts one of
(14:37):
our original shows on The British West Indies company or
The East India. Company here were. Merchants these were men
with money that threw in an investment for a ship
and a, crew and they agreed when this ship came
(14:57):
back from The, east we're all co owners and it's
payload and we can sell what we've acquired and make
a lot of. Money and next, thing you, know.
Speaker 2 (15:08):
You see that's where they're, saying our ship came.
Speaker 1 (15:12):
In, yeah and you start to See william's house down the.
Lane he's doing another. Edition well he's got a new.
Carriage look at. That is that gold on The is
it got gold rims on that?
Speaker 2 (15:24):
Carriage of?
Speaker 1 (15:24):
Course and what's he. Doing, well you find out he's
part of. This for these investment ships that go, out
they're and they're conquering other. Lands they're just taking what they, need.
Speaker 3 (15:36):
Right and even the mid level officers they would take
fifteen or twenty pounds and they'd buy stuff In india
and they'd come and sell over ten times what they
bought it.
Speaker 1 (15:45):
For, well you, know you start to develop these commercial
interests in these other parts of the. World now you need.
To now you're competition showing up and you're gonna have
a little skirmishes there between some. Ships, well you're gonna
need to send them some more. Ships and then they
send in some, ships and then you've got this war
and that, war and then to try to stave off,
(16:07):
war king of this country offers his daughter to the
king of that, country and now you have ter marriage between.
Families and that's how a lot of times you have
A german king In, france or this is how a
lot of this inter national stuff has worked for.
Speaker 3 (16:29):
Centuries, yeah right Before World War, ONE i think that
the leaders Of, Britain france And russia were all the
king of the royalty at least for those three, countries
were all.
Speaker 1 (16:40):
Cousins they were all trying to prevent war or more
specifically losing if the other one's gang up on. Them
at the end of the, day you got to have.
Money you've got to have. Money so who had the
Money at the, time the bankers In europe had the.
Money lending was banned as a sin By christianity and
(17:02):
muslim and lending finance was the name of the. Game
so you have to bring in this banking. Component, well
our founders didn't want the banking component because you start
putting credit into introducing credit to your federal, treasury it
starts to borrow more than it can afford and certainly
(17:25):
borrow more than it can pay. Back sorts of. Attension
enter The Federal Reserve act in nineteen. Thirteen the idea would,
be we're going to have one piece of. Paper it's
going to be A Federal. Reserve. Note these bankers got
together and, quietly, privately, secretly and they came up with
(17:47):
the idea of a, finally of having a Central bank Of.
America we're going to call it The Federal. Reserve we're
going to make it look like it's government, sanctioned government,
approved and you have these dollars that look like they.
Do and it's not called a central. Bank it's not
called The bank Of, america which is what it really,
is or The bank of, basically and we are going
(18:13):
to it's we're going to have a monopoly on the
creation of money here in The United. States it is
tied to. Gold. Still, yes in the eighteen, nineties remember
we did shows on The. West wanted it to be
wanted silver to be part of it as, well because
there was more, there there's more silver out. West but
(18:34):
The East coast bankers, said, no it only is. Gold
because The East coast bankers had, gold they didn't have
collections of the. Silver they lost power if you brought
silver into the, equation so they ate mid eighteen nineties
banned silver as being a backer of. Commodity nineteen Thirteen Federal,
(18:54):
reserve note The Federal. Reserve and just in the nick
of time they pass The Income Tax. Act they now
pass legislation a constitutional amendment to allow this government to
start to tax its people so, directly, directly within the
span of one Presidency Woodrow, wilson you had the monopolization
(19:22):
of the creation of The United states, dollar and they
had it's only tied to, gold not, silver and now
a constitutional amendment to tax the. People both of these
acts were designed to give the pending military warfare, state
(19:42):
and eminently the welfare state of The United states enough
money to keep funding itself without the people being taxed.
Incessantly it was just supposed to be temporary income. Tax
it was just going to be the super, well and
look where we have. It after the break and the
(20:05):
next two segments showed you can see these, patterns how
they start to come. Together and then we're gonna ask,
ourselves so what do we do? Now all? Right how
do we tie in? Guys how do we tie In
i'm going to go in reverse chronological Or Joe biden
and his mental cognition issues putting it.
Speaker 2 (20:27):
Lately meaning presidency by.
Speaker 1 (20:29):
Committee how do you tie in The Joe biden competency cover?
Up The Joe biden decisions That Joe Biden administration's decisions
during the four years of that term that absolutely undermined
the sovereignty of The United, states WHAT i still consider
to be a cover up to the twenty twenty election
(20:50):
and the big. STEAL i have no doubt on my
mind that there was plenty of illegal activity that had
to be done to Get Joe biden and The White house.
Speaker 2 (21:00):
Keep counting the votes till we.
Speaker 1 (21:01):
Win we know The Hunter biden laptop contained truths and
it was covered. Up we know That Hillary clinton and
The Clinton foundation were, very very instrumental in The Russia
gate hoax and its cover. Up we know That Hillary
clinton and her email server there was a cover. Up
(21:24):
we know that there was something that happened In benghazi
when an Ambassador, Stevens Christopher, stevens was taken hostage and
suddenly there was A cia contractors down the street that
no one knew, About, like what are they doing.
Speaker 2 (21:39):
There we know there's a dead guy Named Seth.
Speaker 1 (21:41):
Rich we, know, Right so what's this all have to
do with money in The United? States money and The Federal?
Reserve it does. Everything here's how this. Goes when we
when we came up with The federal when when came
up The Federal Reserve act and The Federal reserve and
The United states The Federal reserve note now called THE us,
dollar and we passed the income tax that Allowed congress
(22:03):
to directly tax the, people which was those two things
were antithetical to every principle of the founder fathers on
both basically both sides federals and anti. Federalists we were
told stay out of europe entanglements by our founding.
Speaker 2 (22:20):
Fathers George.
Speaker 1 (22:20):
Washington and here we go Into europe in the span
of one presidency In Woodrow. Wilson and then when you
look At Woodrow wilson and, go where did this? Guy
was like a nerd president of university. Professor and so
if you really want to go down a rabbit, hole,
Guys i've LEFT i have plenty of footprints down in
this rabbit hole Where Woodrow wilson come. From who tapped,
(22:42):
him who went into the, barn who went into the
farm and, said we need we need to find a
horse to get ready for the nineteen twelve.
Speaker 2 (22:51):
Election and think of the same cognitive.
Speaker 3 (22:54):
Decline he had a massive stroke and everyone said that
his wife was the president for the last few years
of his. Term sounds.
Speaker 1 (23:00):
Familiar so now we're into great, depression which was supposed
to have been impossible because we Have Federal. Reserve it
was supposed to be the bank of last.
Speaker 3 (23:10):
Resort it was designed to prevent, that and it led
directly to.
Speaker 1 (23:14):
It and we had the birth of the welfare state
right on the heels of the birth of the warfare.
State you need money domestically to spend on your, people
to prevent peasant, revolts, rebellions, uprisings and you need money
to protect your military, might to protect YOUR us dollar
(23:36):
because even though it's backed by, gold we've changed After
World War, TWO i think we changed the value again
on what we're agreeing to convert the dollar to. GOLD
i think it went from you, KNOW i think at
one point in time it was thirty five dollars per,
ounce AND i think we may have changed, it but
maybe we stayed at thirty five dollars an. Ounce After
(23:56):
World War two The Breton Woods. Agreement now all all
the world's, currencies all the currencies of other, worlds other
countries are going to be pegged to THE us dollar
at thirty five dollars per. Ounce and Then nixon took
us off the gold standard in seventy. One Then Nixon.
Shock that was a big deal because now what is
(24:20):
backing This United states? Dollar we promised to pay it.
Speaker 2 (24:23):
Back something called the full faith in. Credits well what's?
Speaker 1 (24:26):
That, well that means as long as The United states is,
here as long as The United states is, strong it's
that dollar has. Value the missing, ingredient in my opinion
that gets overlooked general is The National Security act of
nineteen forty. Seven we knew the smarty pants in the
room knew that if we're going to continue to crank
(24:48):
OUT us dollars to Rebuild europe and our eye and
Build japan in our, eye and then we should have
gone After. China we should have pret talk To china
a little, sooner which was a problem For. Truman we
have communism spreading like a bad mind. Virus if THE
us dollar loses its, value we can no longer have
(25:12):
the money to protect ourselves because it's very expensive to
go to.
Speaker 2 (25:16):
War, well there's.
Speaker 3 (25:17):
That, also there's the fact that at some, Point i'd
say probably ninety percent of all the transactions on the planet.
Speaker 2 (25:24):
At some point are in.
Speaker 3 (25:25):
Dollars it might start off in euros and then go to, rubles.
Speaker 1 (25:30):
And, NO i think IT'S i think it's almost one hundred.
PERCENT i Just i've heard several podcasts and Articles i've
read that like almost every if two nations you've never
heard of are trading between.
Speaker 2 (25:44):
The significant significant the best.
Speaker 1 (25:46):
Dollar.
Speaker 3 (25:47):
YEAH i, mean, obviously if someone is selling a, bicycle you,
know it may go euros to. Euros but it's the
point is though that if at some point it must
it's going to go through, dollars then the people that
control the dollars and the supply of the dollars have
an immense.
Speaker 1 (26:04):
Power, yes, yes but we had That Soviet union and
they had their vision of how the global economy was
going to.
Speaker 2 (26:13):
Work they too had a fiat.
Speaker 1 (26:14):
Currency so you look at The Dallas, brothers the creation
of THE, cia The National Security, council The Cold war,
Strategy Southeast, Asia Middle, East Eastern. Europe these were these
hot bets and we had to Protect according to The
Cold war containment theory or, deterrent we had to make
(26:37):
sure that THE us dollar remained top and The United
states remained on. Top is the moment The United states
dollar loses its, strengths there ain't nothing backing. It so
this in addition to fighting, communism we needed to protect
THE us. Dollar we needed to make sure That italy
(26:58):
didn't go to the communists in forty. Eight we needed
to make sure that communism didn't spread Into Western. Europe
we CREATE. Nato we needed to make sure that the
oil that is being discovered in The Middle, east such
as In, iran doesn't get nationalized and owned by The.
(27:21):
Moullas and so we went in and throughout The Prime
minister Of, iran and we put in An american, ally
The shah In, iran and that just led to all
kinds of problems in The Middle East. Vietnam ostensibly to
(27:42):
fight Communism, Cuba, chile keeping, it communism out Of South,
america keeping it out Of, africa we resorted to coups
and assassinations in the fifties and sixties and. Seventies by
the time nineteen the seventies got here And Richard nixon
is taking us off the gold, standard which means there's
(28:03):
no more you, know forget about gold. Anymore The Church
committee kicks, in, like what in the world is THE
cia up? To and that was nineteen seventy, five and
what we have to this day is what The Church
committee found is not necessarily a, cabal but he deeply
entrenched networks with huge power that has now spread into
(28:25):
outside THE, cia but into, NGOs charities and. Foundations and
after the, BREAK i want to talk about The Clinton
foundation because now we're getting closer to real. Time all,
right welcome back for the defense of The american. People
I'm Attorney Brad, koppel and we're talking about seeing patterns
(28:49):
develop over the last. Century and if you subscribe to
the opinion that you subscribe to the, mantra just follow the.
Money the money will go where it'll constant, trait where there's.
Power it'll concentrate where there is a good return on,
investment whether it's putting ships together and the sixteen hundreds
to go explore other lands and bring back bring back
(29:13):
spices and new types of cotton.
Speaker 3 (29:17):
Textiles, ironically it will also concentrate in places where there
is rule of law because that is where it is.
Safest but then the greedy people come in and try
to disrupt the rule of, law and they're cutting their
own throats on the sort of.
Speaker 1 (29:31):
Damicles so the premise of what The general AND i
are talking about is that The United states dollar is
the most stabilizing asset in the world for THE. Us, yes, yeah, well,
look The United states has to do everything it can
(29:51):
to protect the value of the dollar because it is
no longer back buying.
Speaker 2 (29:54):
Anything if we are far, sighted.
Speaker 1 (29:58):
The ability to print dollars.
Speaker 2 (30:04):
Is a direct threat to, that.
Speaker 1 (30:05):
The ability to just print.
Speaker 3 (30:07):
Money and keep in mind when we say print, money
they're not actually printing physical.
Speaker 1 (30:12):
Dollars they're moving digits into twenty four twenty four banks
that are preferred. Banks The fed will move, billions and
they're not even hundreds of millions the twenty four key.
Speaker 3 (30:27):
Backs they're creating billions that, morning that, morning and then
they move. It, right this is not money they already.
Had this is entirely new, money.
Speaker 1 (30:38):
And it gets. Deployed and this is just.
Speaker 3 (30:40):
Like the king did by making extra, pounds because he
could shrink the number of grains from of gold down
from twenty one to.
Speaker 2 (30:47):
Fourteen so you need to.
Speaker 1 (30:49):
Feed you need to feed the creatures that you've. Created
we've created these creatures that need to be. Fed and
these creatures are are. Clandestine they may be, overt, covert
they may be recognize foundations in, goos, nonprofits any place
(31:13):
that there is a tax incentive to put your. Money
oh and by the, way the people that run that
foundation also probably going to be the next president twenty.
Sixteen is also The secretary Of. State so if you
want to get some stuff done in you're part of the,
world your, Neighborhood you're going to go find the big
(31:37):
bully and, Say, hey who DO i talk to about
this warlord over here who's threatening to take.
Speaker 2 (31:47):
Whatever what you're saying is it's cool to have, lions
but you have to feed them or they will feed on.
Speaker 1 (31:52):
You we have created a situation where our military complex
is so big and so everywhere that the decision makers
can be encouraged to recommend a particular foreign. Policy the
(32:14):
decision makers can be encouraged to recommend the sale of
uranium To chinese own company Or, russians or can be
encouraged to look the other way when there's some money
laundering Of russian dollars in banks Of america.
Speaker 2 (32:37):
Or some diamonds that go To Hunter.
Speaker 1 (32:40):
Biden so there are decision makers on the periphery.
Speaker 2 (32:44):
Of this big.
Speaker 1 (32:45):
Leviathan and if you look at Say, afghanistan its number
one export is opium yep, Heroin so we're going to have.
That how do you get Decision how do you get
congressmen and senators congresswomen to sign off or look the
(33:06):
other way on things to get your your, client meaning
a foreign warlord or a foreign, person foreign, entity you
need to get something done here in THE. Us it
would be helpful if you had compromont on these decision.
(33:26):
Makers sounds Like Jeffrey epstein would be a perfect type of.
Guy park him In New. York put him in the
higher circles of the big economic the highest socioeconomic. Strata
you get someone Like Jeffrey epstein.
Speaker 2 (33:47):
Or Sean colmes who has the.
Speaker 1 (33:49):
Ability to get compromentt on key decision makers and so
they will sign off on. Things Jim comey just entered
the news. Again Jim, comey FORMER fbi Director Cool shell
formation on my beach walk and he put up that
eighty six forty seven and.
Speaker 3 (34:10):
Seashells, yeah if you're a child learning how to do
the numbers one to.
Speaker 1 (34:14):
Ten so Mister, comy Mister comy. Investigated he was the
director OF fbi when they were Investigating Hillary clinton and
the email servers and The Clinton. Foundation, Well comy gets.
Information i'm Speculating comy gets information The Clinton foundation has
some serious rotten parts to, it and the email servers
(34:38):
show all kinds of.
Speaker 3 (34:39):
Things email servers show that they're not located where they should.
Speaker 1 (34:43):
Be And comy gets this information and they it's, like
what DO i do with? It this will blow up
The clinton campaign And Donald. Trump waltz is, in do
we really Want Donald? TRUMP i, Mean Jim comey is
No Donald trump. Fan he's like this is. Bad he's,
LIKE i have to do something to protect. Myself so
(35:06):
he reluctantly, agreed and he goes To congress eleven days
before the election and, says, yeah we got some new.
Stuff kind of revives The Hillary clinton email. Scandal do
you remember what it was that Reactivated Jim comey's investigation
of The Clinton. Foundation Anthony wiener's laptop From. Hell Anthony
(35:33):
wiener laptop Gets Who's Anthony, wiener, Well Anthony wiener was
married was A us congressman From New york From New,
york married To huma Of Eben, evideen a top aid
To Hillary. Clinton his email has ALLEGEDLY i think he
(35:53):
got convicted and went to, prison so no longer allegedly
there were messages going back and forth to an underage
female about having, sex.
Speaker 2 (36:02):
AND i think pictures going back and, forth.
Speaker 1 (36:05):
This, email this laptop belonged to he and his. Wife
if you're doing that, right wouldn't this just simply be
evidence That Anthony wiener was under the thumb of the.
Compromise this certainly sounds Like Jeffrey epstein level.
Speaker 2 (36:19):
Stuff bought and paid.
Speaker 1 (36:20):
For and so we've got something here On Anthony wiener
who's married to a Top clinton, aide and they get.
It it, leaks And comy, says we got to restart this.
Investigation But andrew McCay slow walks all of, that and
as soon As, clinton as soon As trump gets, in
he wins and he. Forces you, Know andrew, McCabe you're
(36:42):
out there there, there there's a lot behind. This Joe,
biden how do he get? There who covered up his
his mental. Cognition we, No, no it wasn't covered. Up
we all saw. It the fact that these other news
outlets refused to talk about it plainly as AN i
mean it was covered.
Speaker 2 (37:01):
Up and denied. It they said it was a, stutter,
Right but let's not stop.
Speaker 1 (37:04):
There how'd he get? There to begin? With the guy
was barely showing up in, primaries he was, old he wasn't.
Campaigning Bernie sanders was clocking.
Speaker 2 (37:15):
Him, selected not. Election how did he get?
Speaker 1 (37:17):
There and then why hasn't anyone been prosecuted for the
attempted the tremendous political interference in the twenty twenty election
With Hunter biden, laptop and then The Clinton trump interference
in twenty, sixteen and then you see about the ten
percent for the big. Guy then you hear about The Clinton,
foundation and then you find out that In, benghazi The
(37:37):
clinton there is allegedly an element of The Clinton foundation
In benghazi and The State department there were things happening
there unbeknownst to some top brass IN dc that Caught
Hillary clinton flat. Footed we still need to know more About.
Benghazi american foreign policy has been for sale for. Decades
(38:00):
that's why they're out of step with the rest of,
us and they've been printing money to support the welfare
state and warfare state to the point now where we
have to finance. Everything but guess, what the banks and
credit cards are no longer willing to extend our. Credit
and that's THE Us treasury. Auctions keep your eye on
the bond. Market that thing goes down, suddenly we'll got
(38:24):
some bigger problems on our. Hands
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