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[00:02:29] yo what is up guys how is everybody
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[00:02:41] just with my ears hearing what I'm
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[00:02:48] it psyched for all thousand plus of you
[00:02:52] that are in here
[00:02:53] early psyched that I'm already seeing
[00:02:56] your comments coming
[00:02:58] in psyched that week the YouTube stream
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[00:03:04] live not totally psyched that this week
[00:03:08] our internet feels a little questionable
[00:03:11] so we'll see what
[00:03:13] happens dealt with some internet issues
[00:03:15] this week climbed up on the roof duct
[00:03:18] taped some [ __ ]
[00:03:20] together um you know how it
[00:03:23] does but the skies are
[00:03:25] clear out here in Japan where we're
[00:03:28] living and
[00:03:30] uh it's going to be a good night
[00:03:32] tonight's stream is going to be quite
[00:03:35] different than the last couple weeks um
[00:03:40] we're not reading top secret CIA
[00:03:42] documents or FBI files or anything this
[00:03:44] week we are basically doing a speedrun
[00:03:49] of all of my notes
[00:03:51] from kind of since the start of this
[00:03:54] whole project we're kind of I mean we're
[00:03:56] we're approaching my one-year
[00:03:57] anniversary on the internet
[00:04:00] um before then I had never even been on
[00:04:02] a
[00:04:03] computer it's April now March April May
[00:04:06] I think May 5th is the one-year
[00:04:09] anniversary of cancel this clothing
[00:04:11] company so we'll throw a party and today
[00:04:14] we're gonna basically run through the
[00:04:17] spark notes of everything I have learned
[00:04:21] um and y'all have learned with me so a
[00:04:23] lot of you already knew a lot of
[00:04:25] it
[00:04:28] regarding corporate
[00:04:30] control of Our
[00:04:33] Lives um thanks Louis I appreciate the
[00:04:37] the happy one year I'm pretty it's been
[00:04:39] a pretty good
[00:04:42] year um it's been a wild ride that's for
[00:04:45] sure
[00:04:47] um party definitely on the way some
[00:04:53] announcements I look rejuvenated thank
[00:04:55] you I just got out of the shower figured
[00:04:57] I'd clean up for you guys um um I was
[00:05:01] actually wearing a button-up shirt
[00:05:02] earlier but I I decided to Mellow it out
[00:05:04] and keep keep it a little more mellow
[00:05:06] than that we don't got to get too fancy
[00:05:08] we'll bust out the buttonup and the and
[00:05:09] the bow tie for uh for the one-year
[00:05:12] party waiting for a deep dive on the
[00:05:15] Jesuits yep the I've been doing deep
[00:05:17] Dives on a lot of the religious stuff a
[00:05:19] lot of the sort of like deeper
[00:05:21] conspiracy theories in the background of
[00:05:23] a lot of what I do um no guarantees that
[00:05:27] I'll actually go there on my main
[00:05:28] channels and everything like that we'll
[00:05:30] see um but it's I I try to learn all
[00:05:35] facets of what's going on I maybe devote
[00:05:39] more attention to things that are more
[00:05:41] concrete but
[00:05:43] uh I think a lot of people make the
[00:05:45] mistake
[00:05:46] of
[00:05:48] either being too skeptical and not even
[00:05:52] looking into things that they think are
[00:05:55] unlikely or ridiculous and thereby
[00:05:57] limiting their intake and their
[00:05:58] knowledge or being not skeptical enough
[00:06:01] and just running with everything that
[00:06:03] sounds fun and conspiratorial and not
[00:06:06] questioning things enough and not
[00:06:08] checking their sources Etc so I try to
[00:06:10] walk the line
[00:06:14] um some
[00:06:16] announcements um I'm actually flying to
[00:06:18] do the Tim pool podcast next week which
[00:06:21] should be cool um so keep your eyes
[00:06:25] tuned for a Tim pool episode I'm
[00:06:27] starting to jump on the podcasting World
[00:06:30] um I have a podcast that I already
[00:06:32] recorded with Amala on YouTube I don't
[00:06:35] know if anyone follows amala's YouTube
[00:06:37] channel I forget what her actual YouTube
[00:06:40] name is she's really cool um she got a
[00:06:43] great big channel does a lot of this a
[00:06:44] lot of similar stuff to me um Amala
[00:06:49] eobi hopefully I didn't say her name
[00:06:52] wrong I think that's airing this week
[00:06:54] check that out that'll be cool we talked
[00:06:56] about a lot of what we're talking about
[00:06:58] tonight on that podast
[00:07:01] um shout out to Templar TV did a did a
[00:07:05] podcast with Templar TV last week that
[00:07:07] was a ton of fun um if any of you caught
[00:07:11] that subscribe to Templar big shout outs
[00:07:14] to you templar's the man um
[00:07:16] international flight yeah I have to fly
[00:07:18] from Japan to the Tim poool podcast
[00:07:21] hopefully not on a Boeing plane
[00:07:24] um but next next week or maybe the week
[00:07:27] after that I'm planning to relocate to
[00:07:29] British Columbia so I'll be a little
[00:07:31] closer for the next
[00:07:33] podcast um I know don't worry I know
[00:07:36] that Tim cast is Massad don't worry I
[00:07:38] know that we live in a controlled media
[00:07:40] space um you know keep your friends
[00:07:42] close keep your enemies closer um you
[00:07:45] know we're playing chess out here we're
[00:07:46] playing
[00:07:49] chess
[00:07:53] um thanks for the info I give out thanks
[00:07:56] for the attention you all give you know
[00:07:58] if we don't all pay attention to this
[00:08:00] stuff and care about this stuff nothing
[00:08:02] happens so it's a big team effort I'm
[00:08:04] just the one that has the time to fiddle
[00:08:07] with the Google long enough to figure
[00:08:08] this [ __ ] out um yeah yeah I know these
[00:08:12] things brother
[00:08:15] um I'm uh I'm the kind of guy that'll
[00:08:18] interact with everyone and let those
[00:08:21] interactions speak for themselves I'm uh
[00:08:24] I'm I'm strongly opposed to the the
[00:08:27] like the narrative that if you interact
[00:08:31] with someone you're endorsing them or
[00:08:32] that if you interact with someone you're
[00:08:35] agreeing with them implicitly is like
[00:08:37] obviously that's not true but it also
[00:08:39] just it's just kind of a limited way to
[00:08:42] look at all the online interactions that
[00:08:44] people have um in many ways it's like
[00:08:47] just as valuable or more valuable to
[00:08:49] interact with opposing viewpoints in
[00:08:52] other sides like today I ratioed Don
[00:08:55] Lemon in I think six minutes on on
[00:08:58] Twitter and that was was glorious if
[00:09:00] you're not on Twitter you should get on
[00:09:02] Twitter just so you can watch all of us
[00:09:06] ratio APAC and Don Lemon horrendously
[00:09:10] it's really
[00:09:11] entertaining it's one of my favorite
[00:09:13] things in the
[00:09:14] world um so those are our announcements
[00:09:18] for
[00:09:21] now um he does have a large audience I
[00:09:23] can speak truth to and a lot of cool
[00:09:25] people on his show um I don't know any
[00:09:28] of them personally yet but the people
[00:09:29] that I met that connected me to it
[00:09:30] seemed really cool um and I'm a I'm a
[00:09:34] skateboarder from way back so I got a
[00:09:35] soft spot on my heart for Tim being an
[00:09:37] old
[00:09:38] skateboarder um Don Don Lemon is a [ __ ]
[00:09:41] you are correct
[00:09:44] um I think that Don Lemon is pretty
[00:09:47] obviously a corporate op where they
[00:09:50] tried to insert him into the New Media
[00:09:53] intentionally and they purposefully
[00:09:55] tried to engineer a really low
[00:09:57] production quality to make him like
[00:09:59] you're like hey guys I'm one of you cool
[00:10:01] you know the meme where he's like
[00:10:03] walking around why do I have a thumbs up
[00:10:05] button all of a sudden did someone give
[00:10:06] me a thumbs up button I didn't know you
[00:10:08] guys could do how did that happen I
[00:10:11] wonder if that happened on the stream
[00:10:12] suddenly there was thumbs up on my
[00:10:14] screen but yeah anyways I think that Don
[00:10:16] Lemon is uh is a plant and they're
[00:10:18] trying to make it look like he's going
[00:10:20] independent and he's clearly not and his
[00:10:23] chillery is on Full display um and
[00:10:26] meanwhile I've talked about Chris Cuomo
[00:10:28] a little bit um some of you might have
[00:10:30] heard obviously Chris guomo has a pretty
[00:10:32] horrendous past of reporting um but he
[00:10:35] is in a really interesting place right
[00:10:36] now where he hit rock bottom um after he
[00:10:40] got fired and he was a total [ __ ] about
[00:10:42] it and now he's sort of like on this
[00:10:44] reinvention scheme that seems pretty
[00:10:46] genuine from where I'm looking at it
[00:10:48] obviously you always just keep
[00:10:49] skepticism in mind for everything but
[00:10:52] what he's doing now with his show and
[00:10:54] the podcast he's going on is he's he's
[00:10:57] speaking really forwardly
[00:10:59] um with a really open mind from a far
[00:11:02] more centered space it's really like if
[00:11:04] you think about like the leftist
[00:11:07] audience that previously watched Chris
[00:11:10] Cuomo and the way that they must be
[00:11:13] interpreting what he's saying now
[00:11:15] publicly online and such like starting
[00:11:17] to question the co narratives and
[00:11:18] starting to question the corporate
[00:11:19] narratives starting to admit that big
[00:11:21] media is just all controlled narratives
[00:11:24] um starting to question war and like
[00:11:27] International Aid spending and stuff
[00:11:28] like it's pretty cool to watch it feels
[00:11:30] very like Tucker from the left and
[00:11:33] obviously both of those guys have a lot
[00:11:35] of like viewpoints that I don't share
[00:11:37] but from a Bas standpoint I'm a huge
[00:11:41] proponent of mainstream media
[00:11:44] personalities stepping away from the
[00:11:47] mainstream and into the center usually
[00:11:49] because they've been a little too free
[00:11:51] with their speech they got out of line
[00:11:53] they get booted and then that just
[00:11:56] backfires real hard because the the
[00:11:59] platforms are way bigger out here in the
[00:12:01] middle um in the free media in the
[00:12:04] internet and uh like Fox did not
[00:12:07] realized the gift they were giving to
[00:12:08] Tucker when they kicked him out and I
[00:12:10] suspect that Cuomo is moving towards a
[00:12:14] similar position albe it much more
[00:12:17] slowly so yeah [ __ ] Don Lemon that's the
[00:12:20] moral of that story um as is tradition
[00:12:24] we got another 15 minutes or so before
[00:12:25] we start the official show um but I like
[00:12:28] this tradition of hanging out early with
[00:12:30] with the early homies for a little while
[00:12:33] and giving you a little sneak PE preview
[00:12:35] um while we get the numbers up and get
[00:12:37] everyone in here and everyone pops their
[00:12:40] popcorn um I was about to actually have
[00:12:43] chicken and a waffle for dinner before
[00:12:44] this but I I ran out of time so I'm
[00:12:46] gonna have a celebratory chicken and a
[00:12:48] waffle after this stream because oh boy
[00:12:52] if there's one thing I would sell my
[00:12:54] soul for it's chicken and a waffle I'm
[00:12:57] just going to say that right now guys if
[00:12:58] the alum
[00:12:59] came to me and was like yo we need you
[00:13:01] to shill for us and
[00:13:05] uh promote
[00:13:08] Israel and we'll give you chicken and a
[00:13:10] waffle I would be like yeah that's fair
[00:13:12] I'll do that I'm just saying Illuminati
[00:13:15] if you're listening that's my price
[00:13:18] chicken and a waffle
[00:13:20] please although it's a steep bargain
[00:13:23] because now the grocery store right down
[00:13:24] the street sells chicken and a waffle
[00:13:26] for like six bucks so um I'm about to
[00:13:29] get real fat this summer and the
[00:13:32] Illuminati maybe better luck next time
[00:13:35] you're going to have to come with a
[00:13:36] better off that chicken and a
[00:13:39] waffle
[00:13:40] um so here's a preview of what we're
[00:13:42] doing tonight um let me uh share some of
[00:13:50] this oh man I should also demo you this
[00:13:54] new screen that I got I've got a new
[00:13:57] screen and in a in a former life I was
[00:13:59] an artist I mean as you can see right I
[00:14:02] those are that's my art um and my new
[00:14:04] screen is a drawing tablet um and so we
[00:14:07] won't do this on today's stream but uh I
[00:14:11] might demo it just for fun here for a
[00:14:13] second because we can
[00:14:17] um so if I pull up this this shared
[00:14:21] screen and I make it
[00:14:24] maximized so like in the future if we
[00:14:27] want to get spicy
[00:14:29] we can
[00:14:32] uh we can draw like straight on the
[00:14:34] screen
[00:14:39] like which is dope
[00:14:50] imagine imagine like
[00:14:53] having like diagrams we can draw
[00:14:56] straight on to like FBI report we can
[00:14:59] take notes straight on to it's going to
[00:15:01] be great um I'm pretty excited about it
[00:15:03] and it just makes my life like making
[00:15:06] these
[00:15:11] uh makes that a lot easier for me too so
[00:15:14] I'm just really psyched to have the
[00:15:17] technology finally working in our
[00:15:19] favor all right deleting Don Lemon is a
[00:15:22] [ __ ] we all
[00:15:25] know that's right High Priestess we hear
[00:15:28] you we see you we're we're here for you
[00:15:29] we're all on one big team together
[00:15:33] um so let's do a little preview of what
[00:15:36] we're going to talk about
[00:15:37] tonight because y'all are early and you
[00:15:39] deserve a
[00:15:41] cookie so
[00:15:44] here
[00:15:46] is what I call the master pivot table
[00:15:49] the follow the money master sheet um
[00:15:52] it's a little small for you right now
[00:15:53] but don't worry I'll blow it
[00:15:55] up oh I would love to go on Jimmy door
[00:15:58] Johnny Jimmy is a legend I intend to go
[00:16:00] on Jimmy door at some point he's
[00:16:02] [ __ ] inspirational hilarious super uh
[00:16:07] perceptive dude
[00:16:10] so this we're gonna spend a little bit
[00:16:13] of time today with this chart that I'm
[00:16:15] going to zoom in on for you I built this
[00:16:18] chart by scraping data from the web
[00:16:20] about the 100 biggest companies in the
[00:16:23] S&P 500 so you could call it like the
[00:16:25] S&P 100
[00:16:27] um and if you're not familiar with the
[00:16:30] stock market the S&P 500 is just an
[00:16:33] index of the 500 biggest compan it's
[00:16:35] actually the 52 biggest companies in the
[00:16:37] stock market and um those are companies
[00:16:40] like apple Home Depot Etc right
[00:16:44] um what I did is I've been very curious
[00:16:47] ever since the start of this in who owns
[00:16:50] all those companies and who owns the
[00:16:52] owners of all those companies etc etc
[00:16:54] etc what up James Joyce good to see you
[00:16:56] bro um and so the raw data I scraped
[00:17:02] into this table with all the companies
[00:17:07] in the stock market the top 100 of them
[00:17:10] um and it's got in each
[00:17:13] one let me blow this up for you we'll
[00:17:15] get into this more later once we're
[00:17:17] officially
[00:17:18] streaming but each one you can see here
[00:17:21] has and it's it's structured in a way
[00:17:23] that's kind of repetitive so that that
[00:17:25] way the data scraping can turn into
[00:17:26] pivot tables um so that I can analyze
[00:17:30] the information but you've got the
[00:17:31] company you've got the top 25 holders of
[00:17:34] that company so Abbot labs's top holder
[00:17:37] is Vanguard group right there um then
[00:17:39] Capital research and management then
[00:17:41] State Street Black Rock it's got the
[00:17:43] number of shares they hold how much
[00:17:44] their position is worth and the stock
[00:17:46] price so I can calculate over here this
[00:17:49] column is the total value of each
[00:17:51] position that these guys are
[00:17:53] holding and the problem is when I'm
[00:17:56] scraping this data live from the web you
[00:17:58] can see right here it says loading that
[00:18:01] is an error because I'm actually using
[00:18:04] the Google Sheets programming language
[00:18:07] to pull this data live from other
[00:18:10] websites so that I get live prices Live
[00:18:13] updates so if like one company sells all
[00:18:15] their shares it would theoretically
[00:18:17] update in here but the problem is that
[00:18:19] then it scrapes in all weird so what I
[00:18:21] did is last year when I needed this to
[00:18:23] be more usable all the time on the go I
[00:18:27] copied out the uh the top 100 into a
[00:18:31] separate chart that no longer is live
[00:18:33] scraping this is just a set data set
[00:18:36] from like one day in November of last
[00:18:38] year or something like that and then I
[00:18:40] made a pivot table that summarizes it
[00:18:44] all for
[00:18:45] us
[00:18:47] and the the long and the short of
[00:18:51] it
[00:18:53] is that it'll show us who has the
[00:18:56] biggest positions in the stock market
[00:18:59] um it'll show
[00:19:03] us how much money those positions are
[00:19:05] worth it'll show us what percentage of
[00:19:08] the stock market overall these companies
[00:19:10] own etc etc etc um and it's pretty
[00:19:15] [ __ ] wild just how much of the market
[00:19:18] Vanguard Black Rock and State Street
[00:19:20] owns so that's one direction that we'll
[00:19:22] go
[00:19:23] tonight um we'll go in lots more
[00:19:25] directions than just that but that's
[00:19:27] kind of a a fun proprietary piece of
[00:19:30] data that I've put together for us that
[00:19:32] I've been dying to share for a long time
[00:19:35] but it's hard to share that kind of
[00:19:40] stuff welcome to everyone who's just
[00:19:42] coming in don't worry you're still early
[00:19:44] we've not started I'm just previewing
[00:19:46] stuff I'm just shooting the [ __ ] talking
[00:19:49] [ __ ] about Don Lemon with my
[00:19:52] homies what's what is up my fellow truth
[00:19:55] Seekers and information addicts
[00:19:59] you sound like a shill
[00:20:02] Kyle the proper terminology is what's up
[00:20:10] [ __ ] did Black Rock really file
[00:20:13] bankruptcy no negative I've heard
[00:20:15] nothing of the sort and I can't imagine
[00:20:24] that tin foil hat on affirmative
[00:20:28] actually tonight will be a surprisingly
[00:20:30] like low need for tinfoil tonight is
[00:20:33] going to be all entirely public
[00:20:36] information that you can get with a
[00:20:38] single Google search really easily
[00:20:41] tonight is just going to be drawing a
[00:20:42] bunch of correlations between all the
[00:20:45] publicly available information that's
[00:20:46] out there about all these corporations
[00:20:48] and their board members Etc that's just
[00:20:51] scattered across the internet that no
[00:20:53] one ever really
[00:20:55] like follows along the trail to see how
[00:20:59] all the threads connect um and speaking
[00:21:04] of threads connecting here's our master
[00:21:06] sheet for the night that we're going to
[00:21:07] spend a lot of time on it's such a big
[00:21:10] uh sheet of notes that um it actually
[00:21:17] runs really slowly when I zoom out and
[00:21:19] show you the whole thing but we'll start
[00:21:21] here tonight at the BlackRock board of
[00:21:23] directors um what I've done is I I do it
[00:21:27] all visually right so all these photos
[00:21:31] are the boards are the members of the
[00:21:33] board of directors of Black Rock
[00:21:34] currently um then I'll visit their bios
[00:21:38] on the Black Rock website read through
[00:21:40] their bios and pull out any relevant
[00:21:42] information sometimes then you go and
[00:21:44] follow those links to you search for
[00:21:46] more information because some websites
[00:21:48] don't use don't give you all the
[00:21:49] information in their bios um sometimes
[00:21:51] they try to hide spicy details and then
[00:21:55] you draw connections from that and start
[00:21:56] connecting them to other companies one
[00:21:58] of my favorite ones that we'll start on
[00:22:00] first is on the board of Black Rock um
[00:22:05] aside from the CEO of Saudia ramco which
[00:22:07] is a big connection um aside from Mr
[00:22:11] Hans vestberg which leads us over to
[00:22:13] Erikson and the Wallenberg family which
[00:22:16] you might need your tinf foil hat if we
[00:22:17] go over there aside from this whole
[00:22:20] sector of magic leap and zodis and the
[00:22:25] uh the Clinton Foundation connections
[00:22:27] over here and the CIA dude right here
[00:22:30] aside from all of them um one of my
[00:22:33] favorite connections here is fabrio
[00:22:34] Freda who is on the board of Black
[00:22:36] Rock if you are familiar with the
[00:22:39] fashion industry you might know that
[00:22:41] fabrio Freda is the CEO of Estee louder
[00:22:45] and if you don't know who Estee louder
[00:22:47] is they're one of the biggest uh names
[00:22:51] in fashion and they're one of the
[00:22:53] wealthiest families in the world um and
[00:22:57] their Heritage is
[00:22:59] is what you would expect um and when you
[00:23:04] Trail Fabricio Freeda over to S day
[00:23:08] louder and then you map out their board
[00:23:10] of directors you wind up over here and
[00:23:14] on different boards I went into
[00:23:15] different levels of depth some of them I
[00:23:18] went into like all their connections and
[00:23:20] all their different companies some of
[00:23:21] them are worthless humans that don't
[00:23:22] have any interesting connections
[00:23:25] like Barry over here
[00:23:29] not much to say he's just you know he
[00:23:31] just manages some resorts and hotels
[00:23:33] there's probably more I could have dug
[00:23:34] into but you know I don't have infinite
[00:23:36] time in this world so I try to focus on
[00:23:39] the people that are the most interesting
[00:23:41] and in this
[00:23:43] Consortium uh the louder family is one
[00:23:47] of the wealthiest families in the world
[00:23:48] they've got all their all their peeps up
[00:23:51] on the board here um connections to the
[00:23:54] Deep State like the Aspen Institute like
[00:23:56] NATO the Wharton University of
[00:23:58] Pennsylvania um all things that we'll
[00:24:00] probably tangent on to tonight a little
[00:24:02] bit
[00:24:04] um that's where we kind of might need
[00:24:06] some tin foil a little bit of trust me
[00:24:08] bro I'll I'll do some showing of why I
[00:24:10] say deep State when I say those things
[00:24:13] um I'm not just saying that out of
[00:24:15] nowhere I'm not just like making that
[00:24:17] [ __ ] up that those are themes that come
[00:24:19] up over and over and over again that I
[00:24:21] have reason to believe what I'm saying
[00:24:22] on those um but the really interesting
[00:24:24] one is that on the board of Este louder
[00:24:27] is Lynn Forester to
[00:24:29] Rothchild directly tying the Rothchild
[00:24:31] banking Empire to the louder family to
[00:24:36] Black Rock you know because it would be
[00:24:39] pretty sus if you put a Roth child on
[00:24:44] the board of Black Rock you can just
[00:24:47] imagine what the internet would
[00:24:51] say I would certainly have some things
[00:24:53] to say but you know if you just put FAO
[00:24:58] over on the board of Black Rock then Lyn
[00:25:02] forest or to Rothchild is just a phone
[00:25:04] call away really right and so those are
[00:25:06] the kinds of connections that we're
[00:25:08] going to start looking through tonight
[00:25:10] of how like well if this dude knows this
[00:25:13] dude and this dude knows this dude these
[00:25:14] guys all work together and then this guy
[00:25:16] works with these guys and then that guy
[00:25:17] works with this chick and this chick is
[00:25:21] all over the place direct connections to
[00:25:23] the bronfman which if you know about
[00:25:25] your Epstein history you know about the
[00:25:27] bronfman
[00:25:29] um this guy also is connected to the
[00:25:31] Brans um the Rothchilds are connected to
[00:25:34] De Beers Jewelers you know the world's
[00:25:36] largest diamond
[00:25:38] company Israel's largest export is
[00:25:42] diamonds we're not going to talk too
[00:25:43] much about Israel tonight but it does
[00:25:44] come up every now and then you know kind
[00:25:46] of like all the time all over the
[00:25:48] place ly de Rothchild is also on the
[00:25:51] Council of foreign relations and the
[00:25:53] Chatham House both uh we'll talk a fair
[00:25:56] bit tonight tangentially about like
[00:25:58] globalist organizations and think tanks
[00:26:01] which is a really critical sort
[00:26:04] of uh what the word I'm looking for like
[00:26:07] side category of Corporation or of like
[00:26:11] corporate control vectors um it's a way
[00:26:15] for corporations to influence policy
[00:26:18] through advisors that are paid you know
[00:26:21] in various ways to influence the
[00:26:24] policies that governments are making
[00:26:27] because government need advisors that
[00:26:29] are usually in think tanks like the
[00:26:31] Council on Foreign Relations like the
[00:26:33] Atlantic Council like the Aspen
[00:26:36] Institute then we've also got General
[00:26:38] Dynamics one of the defense
[00:26:40] contractors um so you know how that be
[00:26:43] so we've got all kinds of companies let
[00:26:46] me real quick um zoom out on this whole
[00:26:49] card so you can see the scope of what
[00:26:50] we're talking about here I can only zoom
[00:26:52] out so far and it takes a while to load
[00:26:55] because it's all these little
[00:26:57] images but uh here I'll go I'll go even
[00:27:00] more mini so you can see all I haven't
[00:27:02] obviously I haven't mapped the whole
[00:27:04] market yet I've just started at Black
[00:27:06] Rock and then pinged off to the most
[00:27:08] relevant companies and then added the
[00:27:10] next most relevant companies and at a
[00:27:12] certain point I was like okay HSBC here
[00:27:17] is linking to a lot of people it's time
[00:27:19] to go to HSBC and then I went and did
[00:27:23] the board of HSBC that linked me up to
[00:27:26] Bank of America and City and Chev and so
[00:27:28] it's just you know this whole chart is
[00:27:30] just growing over time and it's at this
[00:27:32] point it's so big that it's actually
[00:27:36] like runs really slow on my brand new
[00:27:39] computer um when I'm all the way zoomed
[00:27:42] out like this so we're gonna do our best
[00:27:45] not to zoom out too hard on it and break
[00:27:47] its brain tonight it's still loading my
[00:27:51] uh Zoom that I just did but we'll be
[00:27:54] pinging around in this chart plenty
[00:27:56] tonight because there's all kinds of fun
[00:27:58] juicy details in
[00:28:01] here um welcome to everyone rolling in
[00:28:05] we're about to get started 10,000 of you
[00:28:07] here on time it's about to be six
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[00:28:32] last week um who knows maybe we'll get
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[00:28:39] but it is now just about time to get
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[00:29:11] baby conspiracy theories areer
[00:29:14] information is the oxygen of a democ
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[00:29:26] [Music]
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[00:29:37] has it that Christian roseno drew his
[00:29:39] secret Knowledge from the wisdom of the
[00:29:41] ancient Egyptians they estimated 100
[00:29:44] yards from the left wing with this 100
[00:29:47] foot this you begin to get into this
[00:29:49] very scary scenario that has to do with
[00:29:52] the human
[00:29:53] condition of the proclivity to
[00:29:56] accumulate vast amounts of power around
[00:29:58] a handful of
[00:30:00] [Music]
[00:30:01] people
[00:30:03] crial and right now these misanthropic
[00:30:06] sociopaths are running the planet into
[00:30:08] the ground now I am become death the
[00:30:12] destroyer of
[00:30:13] worlds there's so much evidence out
[00:30:16] there that even if less than 1% is
[00:30:19] true that would be enough to collapse
[00:30:22] the current Paradigm change the whole
[00:30:25] planet our security
[00:30:28] is that
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[00:30:54] off cool welcome to Free Speech Fridays
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[00:31:01] your
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[00:31:47] like that
[00:31:49] so now the topic of the night black rock
[00:31:54] mega Corp and the whole
[00:31:59] corrupt [ __ ]
[00:32:01] system so here's what we're going to do
[00:32:05] bring up our screen one more time here
[00:32:07] and now I know I showed you a bunch of
[00:32:11] fancy things in the intro but surprise
[00:32:13] [ __ ] I'm gonna show you something
[00:32:15] totally different now here's where we're
[00:32:16] g to
[00:32:17] start we're gonna start on
[00:32:20] Yahoo we'll start on Google okay
[00:32:30] so um some of you are going to know a
[00:32:33] lot of the intro stuff here a lot of the
[00:32:35] setup um but it's important setup it's
[00:32:37] important context to build this uh
[00:32:41] picture one piece at a time
[00:32:44] because a lot of people have poor
[00:32:47] understanding of how stocks work how
[00:32:49] shares work thereby have a poor
[00:32:51] understanding of why certain things
[00:32:53] matter when we're talking about
[00:32:54] corporations when we're talking about
[00:32:57] Black Rock own owning a lot of shares of
[00:32:58] something like it all is connected so
[00:33:01] we're going to speedrun a lot of the
[00:33:03] Dynamics of how the stock market is
[00:33:05] controlled and who controls it um just
[00:33:08] to make sure we're all on the same page
[00:33:10] so that y'all don't think you need a
[00:33:11] tinfoil hat when we're reading publicly
[00:33:13] available information that clearly tells
[00:33:15] us something about the market
[00:33:17] that the mainstream narrative would love
[00:33:20] for you to not notice about the market
[00:33:24] so
[00:33:26] here's topic number one
[00:33:30] um shareholder voting rights let me uh
[00:33:34] zoom in for you guys here get this baby
[00:33:36] real
[00:33:38] big um maybe zoom
[00:33:43] over
[00:33:45] okay when you buy shares in a company
[00:33:48] each share represents a vote in that
[00:33:51] company
[00:33:52] right capitalism is inherently
[00:33:54] Democratic it's just that you buy your
[00:33:56] votes with money
[00:33:58] um that's fundamental to how all of this
[00:34:00] works and it's fundamental to why it
[00:34:02] matters that black rock Vanguard State
[00:34:04] Street and the other management groups
[00:34:06] own so much of the market because when
[00:34:09] we're talking about them having too much
[00:34:12] control and power and owning everything
[00:34:14] it's actually not the money that is the
[00:34:16] most concerning to me like obviously
[00:34:18] they are very wealthy like obviously
[00:34:20] they have a lot of money but it's
[00:34:22] important like if you want to be taken
[00:34:24] seriously out here in the real world you
[00:34:26] need to be careful that you're actually
[00:34:28] making claims that that make sense right
[00:34:32] and the standard claim is that like
[00:34:34] black rock owns 10 trillion dollars and
[00:34:37] so they own everything but it's like
[00:34:39] that's not actually true black rock is
[00:34:41] an asset manager and they manage our
[00:34:44] retirement money and so most of black
[00:34:47] Rock's 10 trillion dollars is not
[00:34:49] actually black Rock's money they're just
[00:34:51] managing it for all of our retirement
[00:34:54] accounts Pension funds and other
[00:34:56] companies and businesses Etc right and
[00:34:58] so it's a great click baity title and
[00:35:02] it's a great like conspiracy theory but
[00:35:05] it's immediately dismissed by economists
[00:35:07] by people that know what they're talking
[00:35:09] about and you don't need to go there in
[00:35:11] order to talk about why why they are
[00:35:14] actually a problem and so today we're
[00:35:15] going to unpack why that's actually a
[00:35:18] problem and the the the finer points of
[00:35:22] of what's really going on there um and
[00:35:25] we're going to do it using all very
[00:35:26] publicly available information this is
[00:35:28] not some crazy conspiracy theory or
[00:35:29] anything this is very basic and it
[00:35:31] starts with shareholder voting rights
[00:35:33] and so when you own shares you get
[00:35:36] voting rights if you buy you know buy a
[00:35:38] thousand shares of GameStop you get
[00:35:40] 1,000 shares of voting power in GameStop
[00:35:44] obviously you I don't know why why you
[00:35:45] would buy any other stock other than
[00:35:47] GameStop so obviously you have some
[00:35:49] GameStop stock and you're voting in the
[00:35:51] GameStops corporate governance
[00:35:54] elections
[00:35:55] um what do shareholder voting rights do
[00:36:00] right hopefully that's big enough for
[00:36:03] you oh I'm zooming in on the wrong
[00:36:05] window there I got to zoom in on this
[00:36:09] one so shareholder voting
[00:36:12] rights don't they don't vote on
[00:36:14] everything it's not like you're voting
[00:36:16] on The budgets of the company you're not
[00:36:17] voting on the policies the company's
[00:36:19] going to enact but you are
[00:36:22] voting for major corporate actions like
[00:36:26] huge Direction changes or changes to
[00:36:28] like their ethos or their larger Mission
[00:36:32] and the most important one is electing
[00:36:36] board of directors okay because the
[00:36:40] board of directors are the big bosses
[00:36:42] they're the ones that are managing the
[00:36:43] bigger picture of the business and
[00:36:45] they're the ones that are hiring the CEO
[00:36:47] the executives like the Chief Financial
[00:36:49] Officer the chief compliance officers
[00:36:51] like everyone that manages the actual
[00:36:53] company on the day-to-day their boss is
[00:36:55] the board of directors right and so we
[00:37:00] theoretically we but in real in reality
[00:37:03] black rock and all the banks elect the
[00:37:05] board of directors the board of
[00:37:07] directors selects the executives and the
[00:37:10] executives run the corporation right and
[00:37:12] we're going to get into some examples
[00:37:13] here in a minute of why that matters and
[00:37:15] why that's ruining our [ __ ] world but
[00:37:17] I just want to be really clear about
[00:37:19] this
[00:37:20] right um You can look up the board of
[00:37:22] directors on Investopedia on just Google
[00:37:24] it you can learn what they do they are
[00:37:27] the big big honchos that manage
[00:37:28] everything above the company like
[00:37:30] mergers and Acquisitions like big
[00:37:32] Investments like hiring of Executives
[00:37:34] Etc right everything we just talked
[00:37:36] about okay black rock is famous because
[00:37:40] Black Rock has 10 trillion dollars of
[00:37:43] assets right Black Rock Vanguard and
[00:37:44] State Street collectively are called The
[00:37:46] Big Three because they are the biggest
[00:37:48] three asset managers by a long shot and
[00:37:51] what they do mostly is we invest in our
[00:37:56] retirement accounts our IRAs our
[00:37:58] pensions Etc and then those pools of
[00:38:01] money get invested with companies like
[00:38:03] Black Rock so that they can invest them
[00:38:05] safely in the stock market across a wide
[00:38:08] portfolio of Investments that will give
[00:38:11] our retirement money returns over time
[00:38:14] so that that's like the whole point of a
[00:38:16] retirement account that you put money in
[00:38:18] every month every year whatever and that
[00:38:20] retirement money sits in an account
[00:38:22] that's being invested that's being grown
[00:38:24] in a safe and steady way so that when
[00:38:26] you do retire your money has grown
[00:38:28] itself into a nice big nest deck right
[00:38:31] wrong [ __ ] um we'll get to wrong in a
[00:38:35] second but I just want to quickly bring
[00:38:37] up uh this is a really critical point um
[00:38:41] just to make it
[00:38:43] clear how big of a problem we're talking
[00:38:45] about
[00:38:46] here as of December 31st 2023 the total
[00:38:50] us retirement assets was $
[00:38:52] 38.4
[00:38:54] trillion so that is
[00:38:58] every American Citizen's retirement
[00:39:01] account all combined and that's
[00:39:03] including the really wealthy people too
[00:39:05] that's including all the 1centers all
[00:39:07] the 0.01 percenters like realistically
[00:39:09] us common folk us peasants retirement
[00:39:11] money is not quite all of that but you
[00:39:14] get the picture we're talking a a way
[00:39:18] bigger pool of money than any of these
[00:39:20] corporations like the biggest pool of
[00:39:22] money out there like that money we could
[00:39:24] buy Black Rock many times over with all
[00:39:27] of our retirement money okay and that
[00:39:29] retirement money is being managed by
[00:39:32] companies like Black Rock and Vanguard
[00:39:33] and State Street and Fidelity and JP
[00:39:35] Morgan and Capital Management Group Etc
[00:39:38] so they don't make money by investing
[00:39:42] our money and making money off of like
[00:39:44] the investment making our money go up
[00:39:46] they make money off of fees and off of
[00:39:49] like brokerage like they charge us
[00:39:52] little tiny percentages of those gains
[00:39:54] for the transactions that they're
[00:39:56] facilitating so Black Rock doesn't make
[00:39:58] money because you invest with them they
[00:40:01] make money because every transaction
[00:40:03] that you invest with them has a fee kind
[00:40:05] of like an ATM fee they make money in
[00:40:07] lots of other ways too but but that's
[00:40:09] sort of like it's important to realize
[00:40:11] that it's not like they own the whole
[00:40:13] pile of1 trillion dollars of
[00:40:16] assets but they do own the voting rights
[00:40:21] of all10 trillion worth of those assets
[00:40:24] almost all um in some cases we can vote
[00:40:27] the shares that are in those accounts
[00:40:29] but in most cases that's not true and
[00:40:31] you can simply Google this stuff it's
[00:40:33] not hard to find ETFs exchang traded
[00:40:36] funds that's what black rock is most
[00:40:38] famous for spy Spy is the like most
[00:40:41] famous and obvious exchang traded fund
[00:40:44] that's just a fund where you buy a share
[00:40:46] of that fund and the fund owns shares of
[00:40:49] like the whole Market in the case of spy
[00:40:51] they own shares that represent the whole
[00:40:53] S&P 500 and So when you buy a share of
[00:40:56] spy the ETF
[00:40:57] you hold a little bit of their fund
[00:41:00] which goes up and down with the market
[00:41:01] right it's a good way to have a safe
[00:41:03] investment that you can buy just little
[00:41:05] by little by little and it will not tank
[00:41:08] if your one stock tanks it'll track the
[00:41:11] market but if you own shares of an
[00:41:14] ETF ETF Shares are owned by investors
[00:41:17] and ETF own underlying
[00:41:20] Securities however that means the ETF
[00:41:23] provider wields the voting power okay so
[00:41:26] all the money that regular people have
[00:41:28] invested with Black Rock black rock is
[00:41:31] voting those shares how they see fit
[00:41:33] okay critical piece of information there
[00:41:36] the same is true for mutual
[00:41:38] funds
[00:41:40] um it's on the side it's off the edge of
[00:41:43] my screen here that I'm too zoomed in
[00:41:44] for you
[00:41:47] guys but the mutual fund owner or
[00:41:49] manager votes mutual fund shares the
[00:41:51] same is also true for index funds so all
[00:41:54] of this money that that the debunk of
[00:41:58] the Black Rock conspiracy theory is
[00:42:00] always oh but it's it's your money black
[00:42:03] rock is just managing it and by managing
[00:42:05] it they're managing your voting
[00:42:09] power and that's the
[00:42:11] point I
[00:42:13] honestly kind of suspect that that's
[00:42:15] actually the point like yeah they're
[00:42:17] getting rich and all like yeah they have
[00:42:19] a lot of power but most of that power
[00:42:22] comes from those voting
[00:42:24] rights right common bunk article from
[00:42:29] CNBC asset managers don't actually
[00:42:31] control major US corporations you are
[00:42:33] all just tinfoil hat
[00:42:36] [ __ ]
[00:42:39] but then when you start to like learn
[00:42:41] about it and dig into it you might come
[00:42:43] across this thing called the index act
[00:42:45] which was a bill introduced to Congress
[00:42:47] a couple years ago um it looks like
[00:42:51] this s 4241 and what this bill was it's
[00:42:55] just sitting there idle they introduced
[00:42:57] it they read it and then it never got
[00:42:59] voted on it never went anywhere because
[00:43:01] [ __ ] Congress but what this bill was is
[00:43:05] it was proposing limitations on
[00:43:07] investment managers like Black Rock
[00:43:09] saying yo Larry you cannot vote all
[00:43:13] those shares unless you explicitly get
[00:43:16] instructions from the shareholders that
[00:43:19] you represent how they want those shares
[00:43:21] voted and if you're going to vote
[00:43:23] without their permission you have to
[00:43:24] vote your shares in the same direction
[00:43:26] as the majority of your voters asked you
[00:43:29] to so like if we all voted to not give
[00:43:33] the CEO of Boeing a raise because his
[00:43:35] planes are falling apart in the middle
[00:43:37] of the [ __ ] Sky Black Rock is not
[00:43:40] allowed under this bill to then vote all
[00:43:43] the absentee shares like the 96% of the
[00:43:46] shares that we didn't tell them how we
[00:43:48] wanted voted they can't go and vote them
[00:43:50] all yeah give him $30 million pay rates
[00:43:53] because [ __ ] it we elected him in the
[00:43:54] first place and we like him and we want
[00:43:56] him to us that would not be allowed
[00:43:59] anymore if this bill were to get voted
[00:44:00] on and passed so there there is
[00:44:04] knowledge in Congress there is
[00:44:05] understanding out there in the bigger
[00:44:06] world of people that know what's going
[00:44:08] on here that this is an issue the
[00:44:10] problem
[00:44:11] is the people that benefit from it have
[00:44:16] a lot more power than the people that
[00:44:18] are trying to do something about it and
[00:44:19] we're about to talk about why that is
[00:44:22] and how this self-perpetuating cycle in
[00:44:24] the area of politics in the area of
[00:44:26] corporate finance and corporations
[00:44:28] corporate governance in the area of
[00:44:31] basically every facet of Our Lives it's
[00:44:33] all revolving doors of influence and
[00:44:36] favors and the voting power that shares
[00:44:40] hold to elect all of these swampy board
[00:44:43] members into the corporate Club that's
[00:44:46] the voting power that lets them into the
[00:44:49] club that's the voting power that makes
[00:44:51] them beholden to the people that put
[00:44:52] them in the club and that's the voting
[00:44:54] power that can get them kicked out of
[00:44:56] the club if they don't stay in line
[00:44:58] right so speaking of the club let's talk
[00:45:02] about the
[00:45:04] club um if you've never looked up a
[00:45:07] company and the ownership of a company
[00:45:09] before there's a million websites
[00:45:11] that'll show you this kind of stuff
[00:45:12] Yahoo finance is just you know an
[00:45:15] obvious one but if you go to Yahoo
[00:45:17] finance you'll see a web page like this
[00:45:20] and over here you'll see a tab called
[00:45:22] holders um often it'll be called
[00:45:26] institutional hold ERS or institutional
[00:45:28] ownership so if you like want to know
[00:45:30] who owns Boeing you would type in Boeing
[00:45:32] institutional ownership and that would
[00:45:34] usually find you various websites
[00:45:36] showing you the top institutional
[00:45:37] holders of Boeing stock and what that
[00:45:40] would show you is that Vanguard Black
[00:45:44] Rock and State Street are the top three
[00:45:45] holders and they hold I wonder if I can
[00:45:48] highlight just these they hold 12% 8%
[00:45:51] and 6%
[00:45:53] right doesn't sound like a lot but if
[00:45:55] you're the biggest holder you have the
[00:45:57] biggest say right so Vanguard has the
[00:46:00] most shares and yeah they hold them on
[00:46:02] behalf of us but they vote them right
[00:46:05] and so
[00:46:07] when Clorox this is the Clorox company
[00:46:10] why did I pick
[00:46:12] Clorox I pick Clorox because uh Clorox
[00:46:15] owns Hidden Valley Ranch they make your
[00:46:18] Hidden Valley Ranch they also make your
[00:46:20] Burt bees chapstick um Clorox the bleach
[00:46:23] company if you didn't know so
[00:46:27] when Clorox is voting on whether or not
[00:46:30] they want
[00:46:31] to hire a different CEO and that CEO's
[00:46:35] previous business experience is at fizer
[00:46:38] and he's all about making these deals to
[00:46:40] turn your BS bees into actually BS
[00:46:42] poisons that's going to give you cancer
[00:46:44] so that fizer can give you cancer
[00:46:46] treatment Vanguard has the biggest vote
[00:46:50] and then Black Rock thei and State
[00:46:51] Street the third and collectively what
[00:46:53] is that that's 26 that's more than a
[00:46:55] quarter of the voting power just among
[00:46:57] those three guys not to mention that all
[00:46:59] of their buddies are all of these guys
[00:47:03] they're all homies um and so they
[00:47:07] largely control the ability to hire
[00:47:10] fizer man and I'm just making this up
[00:47:11] but like if fiser boy wants to come and
[00:47:13] be the CEO of Clorox and make Clorox
[00:47:15] into chemical company which it already
[00:47:17] is so that your Bert's bees turns into
[00:47:19] your BT's killing you they have the
[00:47:21] power to do that right because the idea
[00:47:25] of shareholding in the first place well
[00:47:28] no let's be real the idea of
[00:47:30] shareholding was to get everyone's money
[00:47:31] to go off and cross the oceans in giant
[00:47:34] ships with the East India Trading
[00:47:35] Company and like be a private military
[00:47:38] corporation and take over the world as a
[00:47:39] corporation that was the real idea but
[00:47:42] like the selling point was like we're
[00:47:45] gonna let everyone have a piece of this
[00:47:47] company and everyone can benefit from it
[00:47:49] and everyone's a part of it and together
[00:47:51] we'll all govern it and it's like a
[00:47:53] democratic version of capitalism and
[00:47:55] it's going to be great guys but in
[00:47:58] reality what that turns into all too
[00:48:01] often is the people with the most money
[00:48:04] and the most power are the ones that
[00:48:07] hold the most voting power thereby they
[00:48:09] continuously Stack The Deck full of
[00:48:11] their friends to stack the deck more
[00:48:13] full of more of their friends and the
[00:48:14] whole club just gets Clubby and
[00:48:20] clubbies that will get us to my notes
[00:48:23] and I need you to understand how my
[00:48:25] notes got formulated so if you're new
[00:48:27] and you don't know the stock market or
[00:48:29] if like hopefully if you know what I'm
[00:48:30] talking about already you're just
[00:48:31] sipping your beer and chilling because
[00:48:33] we're about to get to the the newer
[00:48:35] spicier stuff um I don't really need to
[00:48:37] show you all of these companies like
[00:48:38] Home Depot same story Vanguard Black
[00:48:41] Rock Day Street Verizon same story
[00:48:43] Vanguard Black Rock State Street fizer
[00:48:47] Vanguard Black Rock State Street zotus
[00:48:50] Vanguard Black Rock State Street you
[00:48:52] might notice that Vanguard has more in
[00:48:54] all of these instances Vanguard is
[00:48:55] technically bigger Black Rock has more
[00:48:57] assets but in the stock market itself
[00:49:00] Vanguard has more of their assets
[00:49:02] directly in the stock market so they
[00:49:03] actually hold more they're more often
[00:49:06] the top holder um what's this Johnson
[00:49:09] and Johnson we'll talk about them later
[00:49:10] Vanguard Black Rock State Street well
[00:49:12] we're here I'll just zoom in because
[00:49:14] we're going to meet all these other
[00:49:15] players too hopefully you guys can read
[00:49:18] this so below Vanguard Black Rock and
[00:49:20] State Street these names are going to
[00:49:22] come back a lot
[00:49:24] here geode Capital Management is a
[00:49:27] spin-off from Fidelity which is one of
[00:49:29] the biggest investment companies in the
[00:49:30] world which like if you open a stock
[00:49:32] brokerage account to invest in the stock
[00:49:33] market you might open a Fidelity account
[00:49:36] geode was a spin-off of fidelity so that
[00:49:38] they could hold positions against
[00:49:41] themselves without breaking the law more
[00:49:43] or less I mean that's I'm simplifying
[00:49:45] but Morgan Stanley the bank State Farm
[00:49:49] the insurance company JP Morgan Chase
[00:49:51] Northern Trust is a bank and Investment
[00:49:53] Company Capital International investors
[00:49:55] we'll meet they're all over the place
[00:49:56] noris is a
[00:49:59] bank IBM we'll talk about them on the
[00:50:02] sheet Vanguard Black Rock State Street
[00:50:04] geod Bank of America Morgan Stanley Etc
[00:50:07] JP Morgan so then you then you get to
[00:50:09] think and you're like okay so if all the
[00:50:11] normal companies are owned by all these
[00:50:12] financial institutions in these Banks
[00:50:14] then who owns all the financial
[00:50:16] institutions in the banks and obviously
[00:50:19] the answer is financial institutions and
[00:50:21] the banks own the financial institutions
[00:50:23] and the banks and they just have a giant
[00:50:25] cluster [ __ ] of of circular ownership at
[00:50:27] the top which is totally not illegal
[00:50:29] that's totally fine don't worry about
[00:50:31] it so uh JP Morgan Chase top holders
[00:50:35] Vanguard Black Rock State Street Morgan
[00:50:37] Stanley geode fmr is Fidelity management
[00:50:40] and research so that's Fidelity Bank of
[00:50:42] America Capital International investors
[00:50:44] Wellington NIS but then like okay
[00:50:48] Vanguard is we Vanguard is different
[00:50:50] it's a very complicated Rabbit Hole to
[00:50:52] look into who owns Vanguard we would
[00:50:53] we'll do that another time just safe to
[00:50:56] say V is also owned by all the other
[00:50:57] financial institutions they just have
[00:50:59] this like sneaky way of being like a
[00:51:03] Cooperative kind of an ownership
[00:51:04] structure where like the funds own them
[00:51:06] just so that they can make it more
[00:51:08] obscure to to figure out that they're
[00:51:10] owned by all the same people but like
[00:51:11] for example if we wanted to know about
[00:51:13] Black Rock I could just go up here and
[00:51:15] change this to uh I'm pretty sure that
[00:51:17] black rock is
[00:51:19] BLK
[00:51:23] hopefully Black Rock I got it I've
[00:51:25] looked them up enough times top
[00:51:26] ownership Vanguard Black Rock State
[00:51:28] Street TC Bank of America Capital
[00:51:30] research Morgan Stanley City Group
[00:51:34] another huge Bank Vanguard Black Rock
[00:51:35] State Street Berkshire halfway geod
[00:51:38] Morgan Stanley Etc so it's the same
[00:51:39] story for all of them Bank of America
[00:51:41] actually Warren Buffett owns the most of
[00:51:43] that but then it's Vanguard Black Rock
[00:51:44] State Street Fidelity
[00:51:46] Etc and Goldman Sachs same story
[00:51:48] Vanguard Black Rock State Street geod
[00:51:50] Capital world manag yeah Morgan Stanley
[00:51:52] Etc so that
[00:51:55] is the delay of the land the setup for
[00:51:59] you to understand the chart I'm about to
[00:52:01] show you if you're just coming in here
[00:52:03] you're a little late but don't worry I'm
[00:52:04] sure you know what's going on and I'm
[00:52:06] sure that you haven't missed anything
[00:52:07] we're about to get to the spicy
[00:52:11] notes oh I've had my chat put away so I
[00:52:15] can't see all of your spicy
[00:52:23] comments and don't worry we'll get to
[00:52:25] the fact that stock aren't real later
[00:52:30] too all right let's go baby let's go so
[00:52:34] I'm going to close out all of
[00:52:36] these Yahoo finance tabs you guys get
[00:52:40] the
[00:52:41] picture
[00:52:44] um and now let's get to the
[00:52:49] notes let's get to the spreadsheet I was
[00:52:51] teasing you about earlier so now that
[00:52:54] you've seen that ownership
[00:52:57] let me explain how I made this chart and
[00:52:58] why it
[00:53:00] matters this chart these are my own
[00:53:03] notes in a Google sheet um that is me
[00:53:07] logging the information about the top
[00:53:08] 100 companies in the stock market and
[00:53:11] adding up all of the ownership charts
[00:53:13] just like what we were just looking at
[00:53:15] the top ownership Vanguard Black Rock
[00:53:16] State Street JP Morgan
[00:53:18] etc those numbers from all of the top
[00:53:21] 100 companies when you put it all into
[00:53:24] one chart who owns the most how much do
[00:53:27] they own that's what this chart in front
[00:53:29] of you is okay and a lot of it is pretty
[00:53:33] self-explanatory um
[00:53:37] like the sum of position value Vanguard
[00:53:41] in total in the just the top 100
[00:53:43] companies in the stock market Vanguard
[00:53:45] has $2.3 trillion dollar worth of stocks
[00:53:48] Black Rock has 1.9 trillion dollars
[00:53:51] worth of stocks fun fact Black Rock owns
[00:53:54] State Street outright State Street is a
[00:53:57] subsidiary of Black Rock so honestly
[00:54:00] State Street and black rock you can
[00:54:01] basically just combine those two
[00:54:04] categories um which is you know
[00:54:08] fun then their value simplified into
[00:54:10] billions so it's an easier number to
[00:54:12] read 1,000 billion is a trillion so
[00:54:15] that's 1.9 trillion for Black Rock in
[00:54:17] the second column
[00:54:18] there the points I'm going to explain in
[00:54:21] a second because it's a really
[00:54:22] interesting metric that I designed
[00:54:24] myself to make it
[00:54:27] um I'll I'll explain why why it was
[00:54:30] needed and why I did it in a minute when
[00:54:32] I show you how I did it but uh points
[00:54:35] give us a whole other metric it's so my
[00:54:37] own self-designed Point scheme and then
[00:54:41] percent of S&P
[00:54:43] 500 let me make it bigger again for you
[00:54:47] this is just very straightforward and
[00:54:49] it's [ __ ] astounding so the percent
[00:54:50] of S&P 500 by the dollar value of your
[00:54:53] position so Vanguard owns
[00:54:58] 18.25% of the top 100 companies outright
[00:55:01] like if you just take the total dollar
[00:55:03] value of all the top 100 companies in
[00:55:05] the stock market Vanguard owns 18.25% of
[00:55:08] that money Black Rock owns 15% State
[00:55:11] Street owns 8.87% when you add that up
[00:55:14] just the big three combined own
[00:55:18] 42.2% of the whole thing the whole pie
[00:55:22] and that means they own 42% of the
[00:55:24] Voting Rights out outright right you see
[00:55:28] why I was making a big deal of talking
[00:55:30] about voting rights first because it's
[00:55:32] one thing to say that they're really
[00:55:34] rich but like it's they're managing
[00:55:35] other people's money but they're
[00:55:37] managing their voting rights and so
[00:55:41] already on average you just go out into
[00:55:43] the stock market and throw a dart at any
[00:55:45] of the top 100 companies and on average
[00:55:48] those big three will own 42% of the
[00:55:52] voting rights of those big three more or
[00:55:55] less yeah I mean
[00:55:56] obviously it's a little rough but it's
[00:55:59] huge it's massive it's a big
[00:56:05] deal when you expand that to the top 25
[00:56:10] biggest companies that would be Vanguard
[00:56:11] Black Rock State Street and then that
[00:56:13] starts to include people like geode
[00:56:15] Fidelity Northern Trust T Ro price bny
[00:56:18] melon JP Morgan
[00:56:20] UBS um
[00:56:23] Etc all the way down to Dodge and Cox so
[00:56:25] the top 25 you add them up that's 83.4%
[00:56:29] of the
[00:56:30] capital $1 trillion 10.7 trillion dollar
[00:56:35] controlled just by the top 25 and all of
[00:56:38] them own each other and they elected
[00:56:40] each other's board members right and so
[00:56:43] it's pure speculation on our part of
[00:56:45] who's actually in control of that who
[00:56:47] actually has the most influence but I
[00:56:49] can tell you for sure that it's not you
[00:56:53] and it's not me unless Warren Buffett is
[00:56:56] in the the stream and Warren if you're
[00:56:57] in here sick dude maybe you should tell
[00:57:00] Larry think to get the [ __ ] in line and
[00:57:03] stop being such an evil bch but let me
[00:57:06] explain this point system to you real
[00:57:07] quick because it's really interesting
[00:57:09] and uh it it illuminates a little bit
[00:57:12] more for us right
[00:57:14] because if you think about it um some
[00:57:17] companies are worth a shitload of money
[00:57:19] right and if a company's worth like
[00:57:21] trillions of dollars then your position
[00:57:24] in that company if you're the biggest
[00:57:25] shareholder you're going to have a bunch
[00:57:27] of money in that company but in a
[00:57:29] smaller company like zodis which you've
[00:57:32] never heard of but we'll talk about
[00:57:34] later if that company's way smaller you
[00:57:37] might only need to invest like you know
[00:57:39] $500 million do in it and you're the top
[00:57:42] shareholder meaning you have the most
[00:57:44] voting power right and so you can't just
[00:57:48] compare the dollar value of this
[00:57:50] position and the dollar value of that
[00:57:51] position because what you actually need
[00:57:53] to compare is the relative voting power
[00:57:55] right is if you're the top voting power
[00:57:58] in every company that's not going to be
[00:58:01] measured in the same way as just how
[00:58:03] much money do you have invested in each
[00:58:05] company right so I devised a scheme
[00:58:08] that's pretty easy to understand I'll
[00:58:10] show it to you right here I have this
[00:58:12] example sheet over here where I copied
[00:58:15] over Johnson and Johnson's information
[00:58:18] this is straight out of my um my
[00:58:21] scraping data so this is how the data is
[00:58:23] coming in from the web and I've
[00:58:25] highlighted it here
[00:58:26] and so these are the website I'm
[00:58:28] scraping from gives you the list of the
[00:58:30] top 25 holders of each of these
[00:58:32] companies so in Johnson and Johnson
[00:58:34] Vanguard is the top holder with 9% and
[00:58:37] it goes all the way down to sub 1%
[00:58:39] Dimension fund advisors is the 25th
[00:58:41] largest holder they have
[00:58:44] 0.42% right over here you can see the
[00:58:48] stock price is
[00:58:49] $148 79 so this is the position value
[00:58:53] for each of these people right and
[00:58:54] Johnson and Johnson is a huge company so
[00:58:56] the position value for the top holder at
[00:58:58] Vanguard that's 40 That's $34 billion of
[00:59:02] stock right that's a lot of money but in
[00:59:06] other companies they might have the top
[00:59:07] voting power they might have the exact
[00:59:09] same 9% of voting power in some smaller
[00:59:12] company and only have to invest 10
[00:59:15] billion or3 billion right but they still
[00:59:18] have the same relative voting power over
[00:59:20] that other company so what I did is I
[00:59:23] gave them points based upon their
[00:59:25] position on the list
[00:59:26] there's 25 positions on the list right
[00:59:29] so you get the most points if you're the
[00:59:30] top holder the top holder gets 25 points
[00:59:34] second highest holder gets 24 points
[00:59:35] third highest holder gets 23 points you
[00:59:37] can see and it goes all the way down to
[00:59:39] the 25th holder just gets one point and
[00:59:41] so then if you add up your points across
[00:59:43] all the companies you hold stock in you
[00:59:45] see where I'm going with this there's a
[00:59:47] 100 companies on my list and if you're
[00:59:50] the top shareholder of every single one
[00:59:53] then at the most you can get 25 times
[00:59:55] 100 companies
[00:59:57] capish
[00:59:59] so if Black Rock for example was the top
[01:00:03] shareholder of all 100 of the biggest
[01:00:07] hundred companies in the stock market
[01:00:09] then you would award you would award
[01:00:11] Black Rock 2500 points and that would
[01:00:14] indicate that they got the Perfect Score
[01:00:17] 100% of the possible points meaning they
[01:00:20] are this top shareholder of every
[01:00:22] company and they have the biggest voting
[01:00:24] say in every single one
[01:00:26] which is a big deal because that means
[01:00:28] they're they're literally the most
[01:00:30] powerful voice at every single board
[01:00:32] table in the whole stock market so I did
[01:00:36] that I applied that point system to
[01:00:39] every single one of these companies and
[01:00:42] when you do that you discover that
[01:00:46] Vanguard has
[01:00:48] 98.5% of the possible
[01:00:51] points
[01:00:53] meaning they have let me get you in this
[01:00:57] view right up here at the very
[01:01:00] top remember 25 points possible in each
[01:01:03] company times 100 companies means
[01:01:05] there's 2500 possible points if you're
[01:01:08] the top holder of every single company
[01:01:10] Vanguard has
[01:01:13] 2463 they only missed 47 points out of
[01:01:17] the whole 100 meaning a few times they
[01:01:19] were the second and maybe the third top
[01:01:21] holder and all the rest they're the top
[01:01:24] black rock had 2 300 so Vanguard had 98%
[01:01:30] of the possible points they could have
[01:01:31] gotten Black Rock had 94% of the
[01:01:33] possible points they could have gotten
[01:01:35] and remember that's not comparing
[01:01:36] against each other because each company
[01:01:38] each one of them could get 2500 points
[01:01:41] theoretically when you compare it to all
[01:01:43] the point like compared to each other
[01:01:45] this column tells you that but it's a
[01:01:47] little less revealing because I think I
[01:01:51] think I explained that simply enough
[01:01:52] that you probably all understand what I
[01:01:54] mean and the reason I think that's
[01:01:56] relevant is because we're talking about
[01:01:58] voting rights not just about money and
[01:02:02] the voting rights are what elect all of
[01:02:04] the scumbags that we're about to talk to
[01:02:07] talk about when we go over to our chart
[01:02:09] of all of the boards of directors and
[01:02:11] how they're all tied together and
[01:02:13] they're all buddies just doing backdoor
[01:02:17] deals getting really rich doing
[01:02:20] absolutely [ __ ] all for the rest of us
[01:02:23] um so I think you can see why I wanted
[01:02:25] to show you this first this chart's a
[01:02:28] little interesting though because it's
[01:02:29] the top 25 holders of all of the
[01:02:32] companies all the 100 biggest companies
[01:02:34] in the stock market and what that means
[01:02:36] is that on the left here is a list of
[01:02:38] all of the biggest players in the stock
[01:02:40] market and there's obvious ones like
[01:02:41] Vanguard Black Rock State Street UBS is
[01:02:44] a giant Bank in Switzerland um Dodge and
[01:02:47] Cox is a giant asset manager but then
[01:02:49] there's
[01:02:50] also Lawrence Ellison which is Larry
[01:02:54] Ellison you know the the owner of
[01:02:57] Oracle totally not a CIA operative that
[01:03:00] manages all of your data and all of the
[01:03:03] cloud and manages all of Tik Tock that's
[01:03:07] Larry Ellison right there with 144
[01:03:11] billion dollar worth of stock most of
[01:03:13] that is Oracle stock you can see that he
[01:03:15] has two positions in the market so one
[01:03:18] of them is Oracle and I don't know what
[01:03:19] the other one is scroll down a little
[01:03:21] more and we're going to find the buffets
[01:03:23] the Zuckerberg's right here Warren
[01:03:25] Buffett the Walton family Phil Knight
[01:03:27] from Nike you can see where Phil Knight
[01:03:30] has one position should I maybe make
[01:03:32] this bigger so y'all can read
[01:03:34] it you can see down here where Phil
[01:03:37] Knight he has only one position in the
[01:03:39] market and he has 25 points because he's
[01:03:42] the top holder of Nike and that's his
[01:03:45] only position and it's well it's his
[01:03:47] only position in the top hundred
[01:03:49] companies right and it's worth $29
[01:03:51] billion Mark Zuckerberg same story one
[01:03:53] position it's the top one at Facebook
[01:03:55] 100 0 billion doar Jeffrey Bezos Elon
[01:03:58] Musk the Walton family Etc so it's kind
[01:04:02] of interesting as you kind of get to I
[01:04:05] now have a list of a lot of the power
[01:04:06] players and hedge funds and asset
[01:04:09] management groups and all the way down
[01:04:11] to the bottom where I've got some totals
[01:04:14] all of those positions add up to 13 and
[01:04:16] a half trillion
[01:04:19] dollars so that's what we're talking
[01:04:22] about oh and
[01:04:24] uh some foreshadowing that the percent
[01:04:29] of the S&P 500 by dollar value actually
[01:04:32] their positions add up to more than 100%
[01:04:33] of the S&P 500 I think in this case it's
[01:04:36] just because Google is rounding and so
[01:04:37] it's like rounding errors adding up to
[01:04:39] be more than 100% but
[01:04:42] ironically later we will talk about how
[01:04:45] all stocks are actually not real and how
[01:04:48] naked shorting is rampant all throughout
[01:04:50] the market and many things like that are
[01:04:53] used to
[01:04:56] trade shares that don't exist and to
[01:04:59] short companies into non-existence with
[01:05:02] shares that is yeah we're not going to
[01:05:04] go too far down the GameStop Rabbit Hole
[01:05:06] tonight but I am going to bring up some
[01:05:08] of those points because it's critical to
[01:05:10] understand just how much fraud exists in
[01:05:13] the market and just how unregulated the
[01:05:16] self-reported self-regulated market is
[01:05:19] and if you think this is all just stock
[01:05:21] market stuff think again
[01:05:24] because this stuff controls our whole
[01:05:26] lives as we're about to
[01:05:30] see we're up to 20,000 of you homies
[01:05:32] hanging out welcome to everyone who's
[01:05:34] just coming
[01:05:39] in yeah the mmlp story is pretty wild
[01:05:43] it's ongoing I know a little bit about
[01:05:45] it not enough to talk about it coh
[01:05:47] cohesively right now but there's a lot
[01:05:49] of crazy stock stories happening in the
[01:05:51] world right now
[01:05:57] okay first time here quirl welcome to
[01:06:00] the
[01:06:01] party um if you guys weren't here for
[01:06:05] our hanging out intro time then this is
[01:06:07] your first time seeing our master sheet
[01:06:10] of corporate board
[01:06:13] connections we are going to spend a fair
[01:06:15] bit of time tonight scrolling around
[01:06:16] this this sheet and meeting all the
[01:06:19] boards of all these companies but a good
[01:06:23] one to start on I just finished up today
[01:06:26] is Johnson and
[01:06:28] Johnson so we're GNA
[01:06:31] quickly give an example of
[01:06:34] why why it matters who's in charge of
[01:06:38] these
[01:06:39] companies and then we're gonna detour
[01:06:42] into some of the other other tentacles
[01:06:45] of of control before coming back and
[01:06:48] really diving into this spider web chart
[01:06:51] um which is a lot of fun that we'll
[01:06:53] probably spend most of the end of our
[01:06:54] stream doing
[01:06:56] but Johnson and Johnson um famous for
[01:06:59] making the baby powder you put on your
[01:07:01] baby's booty when he's got a diaper rash
[01:07:04] famous for making the lotion that you're
[01:07:05] rubbing all up in your skin famous for
[01:07:08] making all kinds of care products that
[01:07:10] you're putting in your eyeballs and in
[01:07:12] your ears and up in your coochie and
[01:07:13] just like all over the
[01:07:16] place in every like they're in every
[01:07:19] aisle and they control they own tons of
[01:07:21] brands that you wouldn't even realize
[01:07:24] were Johnson and Johnson brands
[01:07:26] um which is what all of my grocery store
[01:07:28] aisle content is all about is analyzing
[01:07:31] just how many of these brands are
[01:07:32] actually just one giant mega Corporation
[01:07:35] rebranding a 100 times to make you think
[01:07:37] you have choices but you don't and it
[01:07:40] matters because when you look at the
[01:07:42] board of directors of Johnson and
[01:07:43] Johnson I mean you start over here with
[01:07:45] HOA Queen and he's harmless he just
[01:07:48] worked his way up through Johnson and
[01:07:50] Johnson and most CEOs tend to get hired
[01:07:53] out of the company so they've worked for
[01:07:55] a long time in the
[01:07:56] company they get promoted they're
[01:07:58] familiar with old company they're like
[01:08:00] an Insider that gets put in charge
[01:08:03] usually the CEO I mean a lot of CEOs are
[01:08:05] very corrupt and very shitty but often
[01:08:09] they don't have like a million other
[01:08:10] board seats and a million other
[01:08:11] connections and they don't look overtly
[01:08:14] as swampy at first um and we're gonna
[01:08:16] let Dar we're gonna let haa Queen just
[01:08:19] be an innocent little snowflake and
[01:08:21] we're going to move on to his buddies
[01:08:23] Darius comes next um and just so you
[01:08:26] know the way that I'm cor putting this
[01:08:28] this is just my graphic representation
[01:08:31] of their connections this comes from so
[01:08:33] if you were to do this research yourself
[01:08:36] for
[01:08:37] example you would go to the we to the
[01:08:40] web and you would type in Johnson oh
[01:08:43] you're seeing my search for Johnson
[01:08:44] Johnson class action lawsuits which
[01:08:46] we're going to get to in just a second
[01:08:47] but Johnson and Johnson board of
[01:08:49] directors right and that would pull up
[01:08:52] Johnson and Johnson's leadership team
[01:08:55] You' click on
[01:08:57] that and basically every publicly traded
[01:09:00] company will tell you all about their
[01:09:02] leadership team right there on their
[01:09:03] website because it's a public company
[01:09:05] and they're supposed to tell you all
[01:09:06] this and they're supposed to brag about
[01:09:07] it and how great their team is and how
[01:09:10] experienced they are executive committee
[01:09:13] means like not the board of directors
[01:09:14] that means like the CEO the CFO the COO
[01:09:18] Etc the the president etc those guys are
[01:09:21] not who we're looking at those are the
[01:09:23] people that are hired to run the company
[01:09:25] in all of the minutia and these are the
[01:09:28] people that are hired by the board who
[01:09:31] we theoretically are voting to elect
[01:09:33] with our votes but actually Black Rock
[01:09:36] and Vanguard and State Street and JP
[01:09:37] Morgan and Fidelity are electing with
[01:09:40] all of the votes because they have them
[01:09:43] all that would be the board of directors
[01:09:46] and the board of
[01:09:47] directors are like think of it this way
[01:09:50] you get a job at a pizza shop right and
[01:09:52] you're flipping pizzas you're slanging
[01:09:54] pizzas but suddenly you start speaking
[01:09:57] out about how your boss is banging all
[01:10:02] the female workers and you're like
[01:10:04] that's not cool bro don't do that and
[01:10:06] he's like um you're
[01:10:09] fired
[01:10:11] next because you spoke out against your
[01:10:14] boss's agenda of doing shady [ __ ] he
[01:10:17] just replaces you right and so just to
[01:10:21] remind you that whoever can hire and
[01:10:24] Fire you is in control of you whether
[01:10:28] you like it or not whether you want to
[01:10:30] admit it's true or not whoever can
[01:10:33] terminate your position controls you and
[01:10:38] that's why the board of directors
[01:10:39] controls the CEO the executive team
[01:10:43] Etc I mean maybe they get a little bit
[01:10:45] of leeway to run things how they want
[01:10:47] but if they get out of line if they do
[01:10:49] things that the board doesn't want them
[01:10:51] to do or that the board's board so to
[01:10:53] speak doesn't want them to do
[01:10:55] they gone
[01:10:58] next so don't get it twisted the
[01:11:01] executives are hired to do what the
[01:11:04] board wants them to do the board is
[01:11:07] hired by the
[01:11:09] shareholders but not by you and me
[01:11:11] usually to do what the shareholders want
[01:11:15] them to do and need I remind you who the
[01:11:17] shareholders of Johnson and Johnson are
[01:11:20] I don't even need to look to tell you
[01:11:22] that it's Black Rock Vanguard State
[01:11:23] Street Morgan Stanley JP Morgan Capital
[01:11:26] research investment Fidelity geed
[01:11:28] Capital Management Etc right they're the
[01:11:32] ones hiring the board of directors and
[01:11:34] they can just as easily send them
[01:11:36] packing and get someone new right so
[01:11:40] just reminder of how having a boss works
[01:11:43] I'm sure that all of us peasants
[01:11:45] understand
[01:11:46] that and so you go to the board of
[01:11:48] directors here and you look them up and
[01:11:51] on almost every company website except
[01:11:53] for alphabet because they're shady as
[01:11:54] [ __ ] and they're trying to hide all the
[01:11:57] spicy details about their board it's
[01:11:59] sorry I'm just frustrated with them you
[01:12:02] click on Darius and it gives you his bio
[01:12:04] here right and it tells you he's 57 and
[01:12:07] he's been the executive chairman of
[01:12:08] Honeywell International since June 2023
[01:12:11] then tells you all these other things um
[01:12:13] about his career they brag about why
[01:12:16] he's you know qualified to be a
[01:12:18] competent board member what he brings to
[01:12:20] the company and so what I've done is
[01:12:22] I've gone and just read all that
[01:12:23] publicly available information straight
[01:12:25] off of Johnson and Johnson's website and
[01:12:27] that's where my notes are coming from
[01:12:29] okay so for the rest of the night I'm
[01:12:31] not going to go to all the websites and
[01:12:33] show you why like you can look it up for
[01:12:36] yourself but
[01:12:39] uh I've just put on the most relevant
[01:12:42] details that come from those bios and
[01:12:45] sometimes more investigating if the BIOS
[01:12:47] seem to be hiding or withholding things
[01:12:51] or if I just was suspicious about it and
[01:12:53] wanted to know more um so he's worked
[01:12:55] for Honeywell you know in the
[01:12:58] defense
[01:13:00] industry he's on the business Round
[01:13:03] Table in the corporate capture of the
[01:13:07] government industry we'll talk about
[01:13:08] business Round Table later um and the
[01:13:11] Business Council more corporate capture
[01:13:13] of the government lobbying groups
[01:13:15] lobbying on behalf of giant mega
[01:13:19] corporations so that's one dude that's
[01:13:23] on the Johnson and Johnson board of
[01:13:24] directors a guy that worked in basically
[01:13:27] the I mean honey well is complicated but
[01:13:29] basically in the defense
[01:13:31] industry but wait because the next one's
[01:13:34] way better
[01:13:36] Mary
[01:13:38] is oh man Mary and Johnson and Johnson
[01:13:42] are just a match made in heaven and
[01:13:44] they're the perfect example of why this
[01:13:46] stuff matters to you and to me and to
[01:13:50] all regular people because remember
[01:13:52] Johnson and Johnson is making products
[01:13:54] that are all over your grocery store
[01:13:57] they're making products that you're
[01:13:58] putting on your baby and in your baby
[01:14:00] they're making products that you're
[01:14:01] putting on your girlfriend and in your
[01:14:03] girlfriend they're making products that
[01:14:04] you're putting on your boyfriend and it
[01:14:06] well man anyways um and third member of
[01:14:11] their
[01:14:12] board she's on the University of Utah
[01:14:15] Huntsman Cancer Institute she worked for
[01:14:18] the NIH the National Academy of Sciences
[01:14:21] the American Association of cancer
[01:14:22] research the National Cancer Institute
[01:14:24] at the NIH
[01:14:26] the American Cancer
[01:14:27] Society The Dana Farber Harvard Cancer
[01:14:30] Center this woman is a cancer
[01:14:32] specialist which is like sweet right
[01:14:35] that's so good that Johnson and Johnson
[01:14:38] this cosmetics and like personal care
[01:14:40] products and you know it's great that
[01:14:42] Johnson and Johnson is so concerned
[01:14:45] about having a cancer specialist on
[01:14:47] their board of directors right because
[01:14:49] you wouldn't want to be getting cancer
[01:14:51] from Johnson and Johnson products right
[01:14:54] that would be really shitty which is why
[01:14:56] it's kind of weird that Johnson and
[01:14:58] Johnson was trying to block lawsuits
[01:15:00] from 40,000 cancer patients because they
[01:15:03] were putting cancer causing [ __ ]
[01:15:05] asbest and stuff I think it was asbest I
[01:15:07] forget what into their talcum powder
[01:15:10] into their baby powder it's one of the
[01:15:11] most famous class action lawsuits of the
[01:15:13] last like 20 years is Johnson and
[01:15:15] Johnson was giving everyone's babies
[01:15:17] cancer by just putting carcinogens
[01:15:20] straight into the baby powder because
[01:15:22] they were lazy
[01:15:25] and is like bro what the hell is this
[01:15:27] woman doing on the board like is she a
[01:15:29] cancer prevention Specialist or a cancer
[01:15:31] causing specialist cuz Johnson and
[01:15:32] Johnson is excessively good at giving
[01:15:34] everyone
[01:15:36] cancer just saying look that one up it's
[01:15:39] a wild rabbit hole the whole if you just
[01:15:41] look up J&J baby powder or talcum powder
[01:15:45] cancer lawsuit there's a whole wild
[01:15:48] rabbit hole of articles for you to dig
[01:15:50] through U I just picked one headline
[01:15:52] there not the first time I I knew that
[01:15:54] exist already so when I found her on
[01:15:56] this board of directors I was like bro
[01:16:00] what is going on this is
[01:16:03] ridiculous and that's why it matters
[01:16:07] because these companies are making
[01:16:10] products that are giving you cancer
[01:16:13] they're not necessarily doing it on
[01:16:15] purpose necessarily I mean like we'll
[01:16:17] wait till we get to the fiser people on
[01:16:19] the board but they're at least doing it
[01:16:22] via negligence right and that's proven
[01:16:25] in a court of law so and there's a lot
[01:16:29] of other bad things other than cancer
[01:16:30] that they're also giving you like one of
[01:16:33] my most famous Tik Tok videos was
[01:16:35] basically me discovering that all of the
[01:16:37] Mega C corporate shampoos are being
[01:16:40] they're all being sued because their
[01:16:41] shampoo makes your hair fall out and
[01:16:44] then just down the aisle they'll sell
[01:16:46] you a bunch of products to get you to
[01:16:48] grow your hair
[01:16:49] back same company over here class action
[01:16:53] lawsuit for hair loss over there hair
[01:16:56] growth product to fix your hair
[01:16:58] loss [ __ ]
[01:17:01] unbelievable another honey well Scott
[01:17:05] Honeywell ups and the Federal
[01:17:08] Reserve
[01:17:10] so if you just like step back for a
[01:17:12] second and you just like pretend like
[01:17:14] you just walked out of the Jungle and
[01:17:16] you don't realize that the whole world
[01:17:18] is
[01:17:19] corrupt and someone's like yo check out
[01:17:22] this company that makes lotion
[01:17:24] guess who's in charge of the lotion
[01:17:26] company you'd be like probably a bunch
[01:17:29] of lotion Specialists right wrong
[01:17:33] homeboy is good at sending packages he's
[01:17:36] good at making airplanes and bombs or
[01:17:38] whatever honey well makes and he's good
[01:17:41] at collapsing the global banking system
[01:17:44] and manipulating the
[01:17:45] banks I don't I mean whatever you want
[01:17:47] to say the Federal Reserve does
[01:17:50] stabilizing the monetary system that's
[01:17:53] the kind of expertise like
[01:17:55] just keep an eye I mean you already all
[01:17:57] know but just keep an eye out for how
[01:17:59] many Bankers are on the boards of
[01:18:02] companies that have nothing to do with
[01:18:05] banking although yeah I mean it all is
[01:18:08] banking every corporation is banking
[01:18:10] it's just a giant Financial Ponzi scheme
[01:18:13] in every direction so the bankers are
[01:18:15] useful on all the
[01:18:18] boards Jennifer is not very special but
[01:18:22] okay here's here although here is the
[01:18:23] next rabbit hole
[01:18:26] Mary is a teacher right Mary teaches at
[01:18:30] the University of Utah about
[01:18:33] cancer but I'm sure that there's no
[01:18:36] conflict of interest of her getting paid
[01:18:40] by Johnson and Johnson
[01:18:43] probably not really talking about how
[01:18:45] Johnson and Johnson is giving everyone
[01:18:47] cancer but she's good at teaching
[01:18:49] everyone about cancer
[01:18:53] right well Jennifer is also really good
[01:18:55] at teaching people
[01:18:57] things um she founded and serves on the
[01:19:00] scientific advisory Boards of car
[01:19:02] Caribou biosciences Therapeutics both
[01:19:05] leading crisper genome engineering
[01:19:06] companies she's a teacher at Berkeley at
[01:19:09] UC at University of California Berkeley
[01:19:12] um specifically about genetics and stuff
[01:19:14] like that and she works at the Howard
[01:19:15] Hughes Medical Institute
[01:19:18] um you know pretty harmless but
[01:19:21] like just think about the kind of
[01:19:23] funding that's going to Berkeley just
[01:19:25] think about the kind of funding that's
[01:19:26] going to her programs think about the
[01:19:27] kind like if you're going to pay 150,000
[01:19:30] a year or whatever to go get educated at
[01:19:33] Berkeley I would probably enjoy not
[01:19:36] getting taught corporate propaganda at
[01:19:38] Berkeley right and I'm not saying that
[01:19:40] she's necessarily teaching everyone
[01:19:42] corporate propaganda but she's probably
[01:19:44] not teaching everyone that Johnson and
[01:19:46] Johnson gave everyone cancer because
[01:19:49] that'd be pretty bad for business if if
[01:19:51] you think about it but don't worry the
[01:19:55] educational connections just get worse
[01:19:57] and worse and worse this is just just
[01:20:00] warming
[01:20:01] up this guy's a great one Marilyn a
[01:20:04] Houston the former CEO of Lockheed
[01:20:07] Martin is on the board of Johnson and
[01:20:09] Johnson she also used to be on the board
[01:20:12] of Chevron and Dow Chemical so this
[01:20:14] woman is straight up like fullon CEO
[01:20:19] military industrial complex like she was
[01:20:22] in charge of one of the companies that
[01:20:26] makes all of the United States military
[01:20:28] Arsenal especially their airplanes and
[01:20:31] bombers and [ __ ] they
[01:20:34] missiles she was also on the board
[01:20:36] helping to decide how can we get the
[01:20:38] most gas out of the Middle East for the
[01:20:41] lowest price and then sell it I mean and
[01:20:44] actually we'll talk about that aspect in
[01:20:46] a second here Chevron obviously a shitty
[01:20:49] company and Dow Chemical one of the
[01:20:51] biggest chemical companies in the world
[01:20:54] but IR ionically those two companies are
[01:20:56] super super relevant to Johnson and
[01:20:59] Johnson because like oneth I forget the
[01:21:02] exact metric I did it in a video but
[01:21:05] like
[01:21:06] one of of oil company's sales are not
[01:21:11] actually gasoline for us to use in our
[01:21:13] cars it's actually petroleum products to
[01:21:16] be used in things like lotion and
[01:21:20] shampoo and Plastics things like all the
[01:21:24] products that Johnson and Johnson make
[01:21:27] for you to rub into your skin the
[01:21:29] largest organ in your
[01:21:32] body okay you might need a little tin
[01:21:34] foil tonight
[01:21:36] because obviously lotion is healthy and
[01:21:39] obviously it would never give you cancer
[01:21:42] like duh wear your sunscreen
[01:21:46] kids but um yeah the CEO of locked
[01:21:51] Martin is on the board of Johnson and
[01:21:53] Johnson if you didn't know and they brag
[01:21:56] about it on their
[01:21:59] website oh yeah Harvard Medical School
[01:22:02] Board of Johnson and Johnson National
[01:22:04] Academy of Medicine Rockefeller
[01:22:06] University Professor Mary haran Connor's
[01:22:10] Women's Health and gender biology I'm
[01:22:12] sure she's given everyone a great
[01:22:14] education that's totally worth all that
[01:22:17] money and then the Best Buy
[01:22:20] guy although vend is a dark Rabbit Hole
[01:22:23] oh and then more education Duke
[01:22:26] University University of Texas at Austin
[01:22:29] so just think about the corporate
[01:22:31] capture of the educational
[01:22:33] system that you're seeing here and this
[01:22:37] is just one small Vector this is just
[01:22:40] professors and directors of boards at
[01:22:42] colleges that are also directors of
[01:22:44] boards at Giant chemical companies I'm
[01:22:46] basically just going to call Johnson and
[01:22:48] Johnson and chemical company because
[01:22:49] that's what they
[01:22:50] are that's just one vector they also
[01:22:53] fund the colleges they also pay for
[01:22:55] curriculum they also pay speaking fees
[01:22:57] there's all kinds of ways that they
[01:22:58] corporate capture the education system
[01:23:00] but that's what winds up with them
[01:23:02] educating all of our future
[01:23:04] cosmetologists and future chemists and
[01:23:06] future scientists that then get all over
[01:23:08] Instagram and scream at you when you're
[01:23:11] like hey uh is it possible that the
[01:23:14] carcinogens I'm rubbing into my skin
[01:23:16] might be giving me cancer and they're
[01:23:17] like no of course not it's totally safe
[01:23:21] Johnson and Johnson did a study that
[01:23:23] showed that John and Johnson's lotion is
[01:23:25] safe you
[01:23:27] [ __ ] I'm a professional I went to
[01:23:30] school for this I know it's like
[01:23:33] yeah who taught at that
[01:23:37] school was it Mark did you go to Mark's
[01:23:41] class because Mark will be teaching you
[01:23:43] a awful lot of things and I bet it's not
[01:23:45] about how the baby powder's given your
[01:23:47] baby cancer I'm just
[01:23:49] saying so
[01:23:51] anyways oh yeah he was also a
[01:23:53] commissioner for the US Food and Drug
[01:23:55] Administration you know the the agency
[01:23:59] that's regulating Johnson and Johnson to
[01:24:01] make sure that they're not giving you
[01:24:04] cancer well you know that they're
[01:24:07] effectively regulating because they
[01:24:08] literally have an Inside Man mark on the
[01:24:12] board of Johnson and Johnson that's how
[01:24:15] good the USDA is at regulating John
[01:24:19] sorry the FDA at regulating Johnson and
[01:24:22] Johnson is they've got their guy on the
[01:24:25] inside regulating from the inside to
[01:24:28] make sure that they're not giving you
[01:24:33] cancer real quick let me just check and
[01:24:35] make sure that YouTube hasn't
[01:24:36] demonetized me and deleted my stream yet
[01:24:38] cool sick we're still on YouTube maybe
[01:24:41] their AI is not very good at keeping up
[01:24:43] with with
[01:24:45] us
[01:24:47] um an just look at that face just look
[01:24:50] at that face oh goodness an and don't
[01:24:53] worry we're not going to hang out on the
[01:24:54] board Johnson and Johnson all night but
[01:24:55] this is pretty funny look at her face
[01:24:58] and tell me that that does not
[01:25:00] scream let me take care of your kids
[01:25:03] right that that face just screams trust
[01:25:06] me with your
[01:25:08] children well not only did she use to be
[01:25:12] on the board of
[01:25:13] Xerox but she also is on the board of
[01:25:16] save the
[01:25:17] children and when you look up save the
[01:25:21] children you don't have to go any
[01:25:23] farther than their Wikipedia media page
[01:25:25] to get to all the scandals about how
[01:25:28] they might not have been saving the
[01:25:31] children and I'll just leave it at
[01:25:36] that Mark as soon as I saw Mark
[01:25:39] Weinberger on this one I was like oh I
[01:25:41] know this guy we've met Mark a couple of
[01:25:43] times and that's because he's also on
[01:25:45] the board of Saudia ramco and I think
[01:25:47] he's on the board of
[01:25:49] IBM when we get over there I'm sure
[01:25:51] we'll see uron young and also a brief
[01:25:53] stint the US Department of the treasury
[01:25:56] you know because who doesn't love a good
[01:25:58] revolving door between the government
[01:26:00] and the corporations
[01:26:04] right Naj is just uh noteworthy because
[01:26:08] she was a part of tenant Healthcare and
[01:26:10] the list of controversies that made it
[01:26:13] through to their Wikipedia page is one
[01:26:15] two three four five six 78 nine 10 items
[01:26:20] long including Medicare fraud bribery
[01:26:24] Hurricane Katrina Florida pediatric
[01:26:26] heart surgery
[01:26:29] standards psychi psychiatric fraud
[01:26:32] unnecessary heart
[01:26:35] surgeries
[01:26:37] yeah nice job tenant Health you left a
[01:26:40] real good Legacy
[01:26:41] behind and then lastly Eugene a Woods
[01:26:44] advocating for your health used to work
[01:26:47] at Advocate Health where he obviously
[01:26:50] advocated for the health of Johnson and
[01:26:52] Johnson's corporate profits as well as a
[01:26:54] stint at the Federal Reserve Bank of
[01:26:56] Richmond because who doesn't love a good
[01:26:58] Federal Reserve Banker making your
[01:27:02] lotion that's why you should support
[01:27:04] small businesses folks because these
[01:27:06] guys don't give a [ __ ] about your
[01:27:14] lotion
[01:27:15] okay so that's a brief look at why it
[01:27:19] matters who's on the boards of these
[01:27:21] companies because now that you've met
[01:27:23] all of these
[01:27:25] bags just imagine like the morals of a
[01:27:30] person that could be the CEO of loed
[01:27:32] Martin imagine the uh mental gymnastics
[01:27:36] that Marilyn has to have done to justify
[01:27:39] her life as the CEO of loed Martin be
[01:27:43] like I'm doing great things in this
[01:27:44] world if I'm not the CEO of locked
[01:27:46] Martin then someone else will be the CEO
[01:27:48] of locky Martin and they might not be as
[01:27:50] great of a person as me and so it's
[01:27:52] important that I'm the CEO of lock
[01:27:54] Martin because I'm going to do it in a
[01:27:56] way that's better for the whole world
[01:27:59] and I'll just increase Lockheed Martin's
[01:28:02] profits by making the world a better
[01:28:04] place obviously like selling bombs to
[01:28:07] the good guys
[01:28:09] obviously that's the kind of person that
[01:28:13] is collectively all these people are in
[01:28:15] charge of hiring the executives at
[01:28:18] Johnson and Johnson like ha
[01:28:21] queen that are then in charge of
[01:28:23] dictating like do we use the cheap ass
[01:28:26] petroleum product in our lotion that'll
[01:28:29] give everyone cancer or do we use a
[01:28:32] higher quality like more natural oil
[01:28:35] that is good for your skin pretty
[01:28:37] obvious what they're going to pick and
[01:28:39] then it's like oh [ __ ] guys our
[01:28:41] scientists found out that our baby
[01:28:42] powder is giving everyone's babies
[01:28:45] cancer maybe we should sweep it under
[01:28:48] the rug and cover it up and make them
[01:28:50] all not talk about it right which is
[01:28:54] what they actually did tried to block
[01:28:56] the lawsuits from 40,000 cancer patients
[01:28:59] when the cancer patients were like hey
[01:29:01] you [ __ ] gave my baby
[01:29:06] cancer
[01:29:08] so these are the people that are hiring
[01:29:11] all of the people that are running
[01:29:13] Johnson and
[01:29:14] Johnson and trust me none of the other
[01:29:17] corporations are well except for one but
[01:29:21] other than that one none of the other
[01:29:23] corporations
[01:29:24] are better they're all [ __ ] just like
[01:29:27] that and we'll meet lots more of them a
[01:29:30] little
[01:29:31] later let me reenter us on Black Rock
[01:29:34] and we'll come back to this chart
[01:29:38] later how we doing here 7 o'clock Japan
[01:29:42] time Sun is
[01:29:47] setting I'm gonna love BC I know I love
[01:29:50] BC I can't wait to move to British
[01:29:52] Columbia next week it's gonna be great
[01:29:55] okay let's see what other fun stuff we
[01:29:58] have on
[01:29:59] here scan through my notes I don't know
[01:30:01] if we want to go into the everything
[01:30:03] bubble right
[01:30:04] now the everything bubble and
[01:30:06] derivatives requires a lot of
[01:30:07] explanation of derivatives but let's
[01:30:09] just say that it's [ __ ]
[01:30:11] up um maybe we'll get back to that
[01:30:14] later the big Bank boards we'll talk
[01:30:17] about that on the main the main main
[01:30:19] okay let's talk about literal crime okay
[01:30:22] City Bank is a great example of literal
[01:30:25] crime because it's important to remember
[01:30:28] back when we were here on our chart of
[01:30:30] all these companies being connected and
[01:30:32] back when we looked at who owns all the
[01:30:33] corporations and who has the voting
[01:30:35] power of all the corporations it all LED
[01:30:36] upwards to the banks right so you can
[01:30:38] think of the world in layers like all of
[01:30:41] us peasants down here in the dirt
[01:30:43] working as wage slaves and all of our
[01:30:45] money going up to the corporations that
[01:30:47] we work
[01:30:48] for and those corporations are all owned
[01:30:52] by other corporations in financial
[01:30:54] institutions and banks that are above
[01:30:56] them and then the banks and financial
[01:30:58] institutions with the most money and
[01:31:00] power like the black rocks the vanguards
[01:31:02] the state streets the JP Morgans the
[01:31:03] cities they're at the top of the
[01:31:05] financial food chain and the people that
[01:31:08] control those institutions are probably
[01:31:12] as high up the chain as we can
[01:31:14] reasonably
[01:31:16] climb uh with confidence using only
[01:31:20] publicly available information right and
[01:31:23] when you do that
[01:31:26] you wind up at the big four or five
[01:31:30] banks Bank of America JP Morgan Chase
[01:31:32] City Bank Goldman Sachs and um you could
[01:31:36] put a few different banks it depends on
[01:31:38] if you're going outside of the us or not
[01:31:40] you're staying within the US um bny
[01:31:42] melon is pretty big um there there's a
[01:31:44] few other banks that you know could make
[01:31:45] this list but these four are definitely
[01:31:48] at the top of the food chain and when
[01:31:50] you look at their Boards of directors
[01:31:52] they all have uh a kind of a personality
[01:31:56] so to speak and uh we're just we're just
[01:31:59] going to briefly skim them because a lot
[01:32:01] of it's really funny and then we'll talk
[01:32:03] about City Bank which is kind of
[01:32:05] sinister and mysterious and a fun Rabbit
[01:32:08] Hole Bank of America is American it's
[01:32:13] full of [ __ ] here I'll just show you
[01:32:15] the first one Lionel worked at Nabisco
[01:32:19] making your cookies and crackers at
[01:32:20] Pillsbury making your cookies and your
[01:32:22] crackers and lab cleaning up your
[01:32:25] cockroaches we got Alberton and the YMCA
[01:32:29] Walgreens a
[01:32:32] banker um Carnival Corporation that's
[01:32:34] the Carnival Cruise
[01:32:36] Line uh straight up defense contractors
[01:32:39] Bay systems and General Dynamics are two
[01:32:41] of the biggest defense
[01:32:43] contractors Target Apple rathon defense
[01:32:48] contractor JP Morgan Chase Harvard
[01:32:51] Business School so a lot of the bankers
[01:32:53] actually just switch banks around right
[01:32:55] like had a whole career at JP Morgan
[01:32:57] Chase now he's on the board of Bank of
[01:33:00] America just you know just like General
[01:33:03] corporations jumping corporations some
[01:33:06] banking but not all oh and then a NASA
[01:33:08] scientist teaching at massachusett
[01:33:10] Institute of Technology National Academy
[01:33:11] of Sciences how great every Bank needs a
[01:33:15] scientist on its board to represent the
[01:33:18] science
[01:33:20] obviously oh hey there's our guy Mark
[01:33:23] Weinberg we'll get him in just a
[01:33:25] second he'll show up a few times
[01:33:29] tonight okay JP Morgan Chase's bank or
[01:33:32] board of directors they're a little more
[01:33:35] like profesh they're the biggest bank of
[01:33:37] them all the biggest in the land and
[01:33:40] their board of directors repres
[01:33:42] obviously will show us that like here
[01:33:43] it's like Pillsbury like come on you
[01:33:45] couldn't find anyone more qualified than
[01:33:46] the Pillsbury doboy to be on your board
[01:33:49] of directors [ __ ] like that says
[01:33:51] a lot about Bank of America there
[01:33:53] they've seen better times JB Morgan
[01:33:56] Chase they're on top of the world right
[01:33:57] now um and they're probably gonna get
[01:33:59] even more on top of the world after they
[01:34:01] orchestrate the next great financial
[01:34:02] collapse and profit off the next great
[01:34:04] financial collapse that they totally did
[01:34:05] not create in the first
[01:34:08] place Jamie Diamond is a whole can of
[01:34:11] worms he's the CEO he's uh best buddies
[01:34:13] with Epstein helped Bank Epstein all
[01:34:14] that time long career City group but
[01:34:17] then we got more Bankers more Bankers we
[01:34:19] got the media Mogul with Walt Disney
[01:34:21] Comcast NBC um more more Banking and and
[01:34:24] insurance Amazon see these are bigger
[01:34:26] names right these are bigger
[01:34:27] corporations with bigger experience oh
[01:34:29] hey Johnson and Johnson again the
[01:34:32] Wharton School at Pennsylvania and the
[01:34:34] business Round Table Estee louder so
[01:34:37] that would be in her past because she's
[01:34:38] not on the board of EST louder now but
[01:34:40] in the past she was on the board of s
[01:34:43] louder defense contractor one of the
[01:34:45] biggest chemical companies business
[01:34:47] round table again Saudi aramco you know
[01:34:50] the Saudi Arabian oil company as well as
[01:34:52] Johnson and Johnson that's our
[01:34:54] Mark hopefully this is big enough that
[01:34:56] you can kind of see
[01:34:57] it okay so that is JP Morgan Chase we're
[01:35:01] going to quickly skip over City Bank
[01:35:02] come back to them Goldman
[01:35:05] Sachs Goldman Sachs is also you know a
[01:35:08] little laughable the kind of people they
[01:35:10] got it's like Robin Hood uh not the
[01:35:13] trading app this is the Robin Hood like
[01:35:14] the charity so to speak this woman
[01:35:17] selling beer with ABN Bev she's selling
[01:35:20] beer in flying planes oh and she's
[01:35:22] selling pizza artwork for $5,000 on Etsy
[01:35:25] too in case you wanted to buy a picture
[01:35:26] of kids eating pizza for $25,000
[01:35:29] obviously it's just a picture though
[01:35:30] like nothing else is coming with that
[01:35:32] purchase um Wellington so another
[01:35:35] Banker okay here's a here's a uh a
[01:35:39] revolving door person you know this side
[01:35:42] she's working in the corporate world and
[01:35:44] this side she's working at the United
[01:35:45] States Department of Justice and in the
[01:35:47] president's office I'm sure there's
[01:35:49] nothing wrong with that this dude's both
[01:35:52] Starbucks and the National Security and
[01:35:54] Telecommunications Council like
[01:35:56] obviously that's a obvious pairing I
[01:35:58] mean like coffee and National Security
[01:36:01] advising hand
[01:36:03] inand chemicals
[01:36:06] Tech all of that Bank of America jumped
[01:36:10] on over to De or to uh are we in DEA
[01:36:13] right
[01:36:14] now no we're in
[01:36:17] Goldman I'm getting
[01:36:19] confused
[01:36:21] Apple credit swe they're gone
[01:36:25] [ __ ] the Supreme Court of the
[01:36:27] United
[01:36:30] States oil
[01:36:33] electricity see so they each kind of
[01:36:35] have their own personalities and now on
[01:36:37] to City Bank which is the most
[01:36:40] interesting personality of them all um
[01:36:45] I put your tin foil hat on for a
[01:36:48] second okay tin foil on you ready I
[01:36:52] believe I suspect
[01:36:55] that City Bank is the CIA that's my
[01:36:58] suspicion the CIA has always needed
[01:37:01] banking they've always had banking
[01:37:03] they've created Banks all throughout
[01:37:05] history they've interfaced with many
[01:37:07] banks over time that's not
[01:37:10] new ideally they keep it a secret from
[01:37:13] us and I and usually it's really big
[01:37:15] Banks and we have lots of evidence in
[01:37:18] the past of confirmed cases where they
[01:37:20] had whole banks that were like
[01:37:21] internationally well acclaimed that
[01:37:23] turned out to be giant CIA fronts and
[01:37:25] then we have other times when it's like
[01:37:27] we know that these Banks like JP Morgan
[01:37:29] was facilitating all of Epstein's
[01:37:31] trading and dark money and [ __ ] but like
[01:37:36] City Bank I
[01:37:37] suspect might actually just be a
[01:37:40] straight up like CIA company at this
[01:37:42] point and I'll show you why or not just
[01:37:45] CIA like when I say that I just mean
[01:37:47] sort of like US
[01:37:50] Government front for them to conduct
[01:37:52] their operation
[01:37:55] because you'll see that this is the most
[01:37:56] revolving door of all boards we've seen
[01:37:59] so far so the first one is a banker from
[01:38:02] Bank of
[01:38:03] Montreal the second woman here Grace
[01:38:05] unfortunately their their website has
[01:38:07] these tiny little pictures so when I
[01:38:08] copy them over they just look really
[01:38:10] tiny but this woman is Grace she worked
[01:38:12] at the officer of the comproller of the
[01:38:13] currency which is the one of the
[01:38:16] government organizations that's supposed
[01:38:18] to be regulating the banking sector
[01:38:21] obviously the best way to Reg at the
[01:38:23] banking sector is to get a job in the
[01:38:26] banking sector so they can pay you cuz
[01:38:30] how else are you going to get on the
[01:38:31] inside get the inside scoop
[01:38:35] right Barbara is a banker and then John
[01:38:38] is another former officer of the
[01:38:41] comproller of the currency as well as
[01:38:44] working at the department of the
[01:38:45] treasury and the United States Senate
[01:38:47] committee on banking Housing and Urban
[01:38:49] Affairs so straight up just like okay
[01:38:52] pick off this government official that
[01:38:53] was regulating us for 20 years we'll pay
[01:38:56] him to help us get regulated for the
[01:38:58] next 20 years because obviously City
[01:39:01] Bank wants to be very compliant with
[01:39:04] regulation and so the best way to be
[01:39:06] compliant with regulation is to hire The
[01:39:08] Regulators so you can be very
[01:39:11] compliant
[01:39:14] obviously
[01:39:16] um okay next Jane the Chief Executive
[01:39:20] Officer of City Bank which is what we're
[01:39:22] looking at right now her history is at
[01:39:24] McKenzie and Company one of the advising
[01:39:26] companies one of it's a very common
[01:39:28] company to see in people's history it's
[01:39:30] very much a intro to the club if you
[01:39:32] will Council on Foreign Relations we'll
[01:39:35] talk about them later they are as deep
[01:39:37] State as a deep State organization gets
[01:39:39] business round table and Harvard
[01:39:41] Business School classic deep State
[01:39:43] resume Duncan Soros George Soros fund
[01:39:48] management Peter Blair Henry NYU Stern
[01:39:51] he's an educator and a Nike guy National
[01:39:54] Science Foundation Stanford University
[01:39:56] got to have your craft and the Federal
[01:39:58] Reserve board and now our favorite of
[01:40:00] all this woman is I've talked about this
[01:40:02] woman a lot Leslie
[01:40:05] Ireland she was a card carrying CIA
[01:40:09] operative for like 30 years like
[01:40:12] straight up a CIA agent for her whole
[01:40:15] career and she also worked in the Office
[01:40:17] of the President advising on National
[01:40:19] Security via the CIA and the department
[01:40:22] of the treasury
[01:40:25] she is involved in this whole other
[01:40:27] situation called tapestry and I went on
[01:40:29] this whole deep Rabbit Hole where she
[01:40:32] was um she opened a spack with a bunch
[01:40:36] of other CIA oper agent women it was
[01:40:38] like a girl squad of CIA agents that had
[01:40:40] a failed spack called night Swan
[01:40:43] acquisition corporation that was going
[01:40:44] to acquire some cool tech companies and
[01:40:46] go all crazy with it and they never
[01:40:48] actually did and then they spun it all
[01:40:50] down but that was a heck of a rabbit
[01:40:51] hole but yeah she straight up is just
[01:40:54] the CIA that is her resume for being on
[01:40:56] the board of City Bank obviously a very
[01:41:00] useful resume to be on a bank board
[01:41:02] Renee James um her resume is National
[01:41:08] Security telecommunications which is
[01:41:09] very much the intelligence community in
[01:41:11] the
[01:41:12] government Intel and the Carlile group
[01:41:15] along with Oracle and Oracle is straight
[01:41:17] up a CIA front company it was founded by
[01:41:20] Larry Ellison on CIA seed money after
[01:41:23] did a CIA program where he started
[01:41:25] another company called Oracle project
[01:41:27] that was a CIA op and then he just like
[01:41:30] happened to found this other company
[01:41:32] that was like private like not a it was
[01:41:34] a public corporation it was like totally
[01:41:36] not related to the CIA Oracle project he
[01:41:39] just wanted to call it Oracle too
[01:41:42] because he had such a great time when he
[01:41:44] was doing the Oracle program for the CIA
[01:41:47] that he figured he would name his new
[01:41:48] company Oracle and then he would presume
[01:41:52] proceed to be funded by the CIA with a
[01:41:54] bunch of CIA defense contracts for the
[01:41:56] first like 10 years of the company's
[01:41:58] lifespan and then he figured he would
[01:42:00] like get all of the Contracting to
[01:42:03] provide the CIA and the NSA with like
[01:42:05] all of their networking and all their
[01:42:06] cloud computing and all other Tech stuff
[01:42:09] but he's not CIA obviously it's like a
[01:42:10] totally different Corporation that's not
[01:42:12] actually the CIA he's oh and then they
[01:42:15] also took over Tik Tok and they manage
[01:42:18] all the algorithms for Tik Tok and they
[01:42:20] hold all the data centers for Tik Tok at
[01:42:22] Oracle which is obviously not the CIA
[01:42:25] it's like a totally different company
[01:42:27] have I been clear enough that Oracle is
[01:42:28] not the CIA yet good I wanted to be
[01:42:31] really clear just so that you would all
[01:42:34] know that Oracle is not the
[01:42:39] CIA but General Atlantic might be if you
[01:42:42] don't know about General Atlantic I mean
[01:42:44] I'm that's just speculation there's not
[01:42:47] Oracle is way more obviously tied but
[01:42:50] like General Atlantic feels a lot like a
[01:42:52] CIA investment
[01:42:53] uh
[01:42:55] firm I don't really have time to go into
[01:42:57] why and all that but Boston Consulting
[01:42:58] Group total scumbags General Atlantic
[01:43:00] General Electric and then another
[01:43:02] revolving door um New York State
[01:43:05] Department of Financial Services state
[01:43:07] of New York office of the
[01:43:09] governor she was the former
[01:43:10] superintendent of banks for the state of
[01:43:12] New York perfect person to put on the
[01:43:15] board of a big Bank obviously as well as
[01:43:18] a stint at the Council on Foreign
[01:43:19] Relations and Brookfield Asset
[01:43:21] Management okay oh and obviously it
[01:43:24] wouldn't be complete with a straightup
[01:43:26] defense contractor hire from North Rook
[01:43:28] Grumman James Turley the former CEO of
[01:43:32] ernston young and formerly of northr
[01:43:36] Grumman Emerson and
[01:43:41] pren and then obviously one more Banker
[01:43:45] so City Bank has a shitload of EX
[01:43:49] government ex intelligence agency ex
[01:43:53] intelligence Affiliated corporate
[01:43:56] members um and it just feels sketchy
[01:44:00] when you just look at the board but now
[01:44:03] let's go read Wall Street on Parade
[01:44:05] shall we and if you don't know about
[01:44:07] Wall Street on Parade oh boy this is
[01:44:10] gonna be
[01:44:12] fun Wall Street on parade is one of the
[01:44:15] greatest sources of financial journalism
[01:44:18] in the world right now um and y'all
[01:44:21] should all know about it I don't think
[01:44:23] we need to cover any of this stuff
[01:44:25] that's a little in the weeds those are
[01:44:27] their derivatives
[01:44:29] positions that's more that's just
[01:44:31] they're bored all over again so let's
[01:44:38] talk oh I was looking into who's
[01:44:40] laundering their money now and that's
[01:44:42] who it is now but we'll do that another
[01:44:43] time
[01:44:45] so Wall Street on parade is this like
[01:44:48] lowkey homegrown journalism website run
[01:44:52] by Pam and Russ Martins husband and wife
[01:44:56] couple I presume maybe maybe brother and
[01:44:58] sister I'm pretty sure they're husband
[01:44:59] and wife they are absolute gangsters
[01:45:02] spiritual gangsters of journalistic
[01:45:06] warfare and they are constantly
[01:45:08] reporting on Wall Street corruption in
[01:45:11] all of its forms um and I think I
[01:45:15] actually want to quickly I'm G to switch
[01:45:17] my screen share here to um make it so I
[01:45:21] can share the screen even
[01:45:23] bigger because I want you to be able to
[01:45:25] read this reporting along with me and if
[01:45:28] I do that and then I do this I think I
[01:45:31] can make it even bigger I
[01:45:34] believe maybe
[01:45:37] so we're not going to read all of these
[01:45:39] articles we're not going to read the
[01:45:40] whole report but we're going to go
[01:45:41] through some of the like very literal
[01:45:44] crimes that City Bank and the other
[01:45:47] banks have committed
[01:45:54] yeah um as to the chat in the rumble
[01:45:58] feed about Girl Scout cookies I have an
[01:46:01] inside scoop with um with a
[01:46:06] source that's been digging into to
[01:46:09] corruption in the Girl Scouts of America
[01:46:11] and how they've been actually bought out
[01:46:15] by private equity and then taken
[01:46:17] advantage of for their loans and then
[01:46:20] and now they've been taking more money
[01:46:23] so the Girl Scouts the girls that are
[01:46:25] selling the cookies are now getting like
[01:46:28] less than half the money they used to
[01:46:30] get from each box sold and they're
[01:46:32] they've sold all of the campgrounds that
[01:46:34] used to be where the Girl Scouts would
[01:46:36] go and do all their girl scouting and
[01:46:38] now they have so much corporate debt
[01:46:39] that they've put on to the company so
[01:46:41] that they could all make money off of
[01:46:43] the Girl Scouts so now the Girl Scouts
[01:46:44] are out there selling cookies for slave
[01:46:47] wages they're required to in order to
[01:46:49] pay for their membership and they're
[01:46:51] actually just paying interest on the
[01:46:53] debt that these Executives have put on
[01:46:55] to the corporation that is the girl
[01:46:57] Scots of America it's super [ __ ] up
[01:47:00] and like there's a whole uh expose in
[01:47:04] the works about it because the whole
[01:47:05] Girl Scout angle is so [ __ ] up like
[01:47:08] literally like child slave labor of like
[01:47:10] six-year-old girls being forced to sell
[01:47:13] cookies out in the winter in front of
[01:47:15] Kmart so that they can pay private
[01:47:18] equity's corporate debt burden that they
[01:47:21] layered on to the Girl Scouts of America
[01:47:23] so they could get
[01:47:25] rich so [ __ ] up sorry I just saw a
[01:47:29] comment about Girl Scouts and I had to
[01:47:30] go off for a second Templar it's good to
[01:47:33] see you in the comments brother good to
[01:47:35] see you
[01:47:37] there um and it's and yeah I'm psyched
[01:47:39] that we're on YouTube tonight so City
[01:47:42] group is having a very bad week we're
[01:47:44] gonna skip this one but it's worth
[01:47:46] mentioning that City Group stock is in a
[01:47:49] weird position and they're not doing
[01:47:50] good and The Regulators are worried that
[01:47:53] City Group might be in trouble and
[01:47:55] they've got a fuckload of risky
[01:47:57] derivative bets in the market and The
[01:47:59] Regulators are kind of breathing on them
[01:48:00] heavy this is at the beginning of this
[01:48:02] year being like yo you guys need to get
[01:48:05] your [ __ ] together and not collapse the
[01:48:07] whole financial system please because
[01:48:09] the last time y'all did that we bailed
[01:48:12] you out with trillions of dollars and it
[01:48:15] was not
[01:48:17] popular the one I really want to read
[01:48:19] you about though meet your new
[01:48:21] legislator City Group
[01:48:28] um no I want to read you the Panama
[01:48:32] papers one explains in explicit detail
[01:48:37] how private quote I don't know if you'll
[01:48:39] be able to read this on screen here but
[01:48:42] I'll read it to you they're talking
[01:48:44] about how big Banks launder money and
[01:48:47] how it's not just
[01:48:49] um a lot of people don't realize that
[01:48:52] like
[01:48:54] to these big Banks money laundering for
[01:48:57] criminals is actually an enormous sector
[01:48:59] of their business it's an En an enormous
[01:49:01] part of their income strategy and
[01:49:05] it's uh kind of legal if they do it
[01:49:09] right like gray area and they have a
[01:49:12] whole system set up internally to do it
[01:49:15] on demand for anyone that wants money
[01:49:17] laundered basically and this is
[01:49:19] explaining this was leaked through the
[01:49:21] Panama papers through WikiLeaks free
[01:49:23] Julian Assange godamn it
[01:49:26] um and this is explaining in detail how
[01:49:30] they do that okay so quote once a person
[01:49:34] becomes a client of a private bank the
[01:49:36] bank's primary goal generally has been
[01:49:38] to service that client and servicing a
[01:49:41] private banking client almost always
[01:49:43] means using services that are also the
[01:49:45] tools of money laundering I.E secret
[01:49:48] trusts offshore accounts secret name
[01:49:50] accounts and shell companies called
[01:49:52] private inv corporations pic's right so
[01:49:54] what they're saying is that when a
[01:49:57] really wealthy person comes to a bank
[01:49:59] asking them to protect their assets
[01:50:01] there's almost no difference between the
[01:50:04] mechanisms that you would use to protect
[01:50:06] a wealthy client's assets and the
[01:50:08] mechanisms you would use to launder
[01:50:10] dirty money it's basically the same
[01:50:12] mechanisms and the only difference is
[01:50:15] whether the money on the on the front
[01:50:17] end is clean or dirty but the process by
[01:50:20] which you hide and protect and Scuttle
[01:50:23] away all that money is exactly the same
[01:50:25] elements and it's mostly done through
[01:50:28] what they call pic's or private
[01:50:31] investment corporations which are like
[01:50:33] little micro corporations that you spin
[01:50:35] up that have shell corporate owners so
[01:50:37] you have like a shell corporation that
[01:50:39] is the the owner of the shell
[01:50:40] Corporation you have shell corporations
[01:50:42] that are the board members of the
[01:50:43] corporation and it's all just this like
[01:50:46] blank corporations running blank
[01:50:48] corporations opening blank corporations
[01:50:50] with just like one little access point
[01:50:52] of owner ownership and then they can put
[01:50:54] all their money away in that and send it
[01:50:55] off to the Cayman
[01:50:56] Islands they go into more detail here
[01:50:58] then I'm going to skip a little bit of
[01:51:00] it um these private investment
[01:51:02] corporations or pic's are designed for
[01:51:04] the purpose of holding and hiding a
[01:51:06] person's assets let me blow it up for
[01:51:08] you the assets could be real property
[01:51:11] money stock art other valuables drugs
[01:51:14] children who knows um I added those two
[01:51:17] parts in the nominal officers trustees
[01:51:18] and shareholders of these shell
[01:51:20] corporations are often themselves shell
[01:51:21] corporations contr by the private bank
[01:51:23] so did you hear that they will open a
[01:51:25] shell Corporation and then they'll have
[01:51:28] shell corporations already ready to go
[01:51:30] that become the board members and the
[01:51:32] owners of the shell
[01:51:35] Corporation the pic then becomes the
[01:51:38] holder of the various bank and
[01:51:39] investment accounts and the ownership of
[01:51:41] the private bank's client is buried in
[01:51:42] the records of so-called secrecy
[01:51:44] jurisdictions such as the Cayman Islands
[01:51:47] quote private Banks keep prepackaged
[01:51:50] pic's on the Shelf awaiting activation
[01:51:54] when a private bank client wants
[01:51:56] one so to
[01:51:59] clarify what that is saying directly out
[01:52:02] of the Panama papers like this is
[01:52:04] distilled reporting based upon extensive
[01:52:07] forensic accounts that came out as a
[01:52:10] leak in the Panama papers and what it's
[01:52:12] saying is that JP Morgan for ex I mean
[01:52:16] this is talking specifically about City
[01:52:17] Bank but it's the same in all of them JP
[01:52:19] Morgan as an example has a whole Foster
[01:52:23] of shell corporations pre-made just
[01:52:26] chilling and then a dude like Jeffrey
[01:52:31] walks in and says yo I've got like 50
[01:52:35] billion dollars of money that I kind of
[01:52:38] need to
[01:52:39] like not have questions asked about and
[01:52:42] I would hoping that you could help me
[01:52:45] put it away somewhere nice they're like
[01:52:48] don't worry I've got a private
[01:52:50] Investment corporation already ready to
[01:52:52] go all I need to do is Click activate
[01:52:55] and it's all you baby just put your
[01:52:57] money in this account this unnamed
[01:52:59] account now owns that account these
[01:53:01] unnamed accounts are now the
[01:53:02] shareholders of that account we'll send
[01:53:04] it off to the Cayman Islands you own one
[01:53:07] of these owned one of these companies
[01:53:08] that owns the companies that owns the
[01:53:09] companies no one will ever trace it up
[01:53:11] because it goes through the Cayman
[01:53:12] Islands you're good to go buddy and they
[01:53:15] hold those ready like the whole system's
[01:53:18] prepackaged ready to go because that is
[01:53:21] their business model
[01:53:23] okay that's what that reporting is
[01:53:25] saying right
[01:53:26] there quote in the brochure for City
[01:53:30] Banks private bank on their
[01:53:32] International Trust Services in the
[01:53:33] table of contents it lists the
[01:53:36] attractiveness of secrecy jurisdictions
[01:53:38] this way quote the Bahamas the Cayman
[01:53:42] Islands Jersey and Switzerland the best
[01:53:44] of all worlds end quote they advertise
[01:53:49] this service to their clients because
[01:53:52] that's what their clients are coming to
[01:53:54] them
[01:53:56] for this brochure also advertised the
[01:53:59] advantages of using a pic one advantag
[01:54:02] is one advantage it lists is this one
[01:54:05] quote pic assets are registered in the
[01:54:09] name of the pic and your ownership of
[01:54:11] the pic need not appear in any public
[01:54:15] registry end quote they're advertising
[01:54:19] their services because that's what they
[01:54:21] do
[01:54:23] as when they're not committing fraud
[01:54:26] against regular peasants like you and
[01:54:28] stealing money from regular peasants
[01:54:30] Like You by putting on fraudulent credit
[01:54:34] card fees fraudulent ATM fees mismarking
[01:54:37] shorts as Longs and their Stock Market
[01:54:40] trading all sorts of other crimes that
[01:54:42] we're about to get to don't worry that
[01:54:45] they've been convicted of not just like
[01:54:47] I'm not just spitballing here that
[01:54:49] they've been convicted of and we're
[01:54:51] going to get to all that too in just a
[01:54:52] second here um let me just turn down
[01:54:54] this purple light though because I'm
[01:54:56] getting a little spicy I'm turning a
[01:54:58] little purple over
[01:55:00] here one of these weeks we'll have to
[01:55:02] switch off purple and change to
[01:55:03] something else but I don't I'm just
[01:55:06] feeling like real directly registered
[01:55:07] over here
[01:55:12] so welcome if you're new to the stream
[01:55:15] welcome to the party tonight we're
[01:55:17] talking about Banks we're talking about
[01:55:19] corporations we're talking about the big
[01:55:23] club that you are not in and we're
[01:55:26] currently on City
[01:55:28] Bank and how they commit crimes for
[01:55:31] money and all the different crimes
[01:55:33] they've been convicted
[01:55:39] of um I think we'll skip the 08
[01:55:42] Financial collapse because y'all know
[01:55:44] about that
[01:55:53] that requires more context but it's just
[01:55:55] more reporting about how many H quote
[01:55:59] hundreds of shell companies many of them
[01:56:01] registered in the British virsion
[01:56:02] islands and other jurisdictions that
[01:56:04] profit by allows can be traced back to
[01:56:06] this dude's condo there more money
[01:56:09] laundering um New York City Bank that
[01:56:12] was
[01:56:13] banking if you're not tracking New York
[01:56:16] City Bank and uh or sorry New York
[01:56:18] Community Bank and the current Regional
[01:56:20] banking failure
[01:56:23] fears um it might be a good time to get
[01:56:26] with a credit union and out of a bank
[01:56:30] just saying I mean I'm no financial
[01:56:33] advisor and I'm definitely not an
[01:56:36] expert but I will say that you could do
[01:56:39] your research yourself and you could
[01:56:41] learn that when you have your money
[01:56:44] invested at a bank they're allowed to
[01:56:47] gamble with your money in the stock
[01:56:50] market on any anything they want like
[01:56:54] they can YOLO your money into GameStop
[01:56:59] calls at a 300 strike price if they want
[01:57:03] to obviously they would be short in
[01:57:05] GameStop with your money but like you
[01:57:06] get what I'm
[01:57:07] saying but if you take your money out of
[01:57:10] this giant mega bank that's famous for
[01:57:12] laundering money for Jeffrey Epstein
[01:57:15] because obviously why would you even
[01:57:17] want your money there and you took it to
[01:57:18] a local credit union which can offer you
[01:57:21] all of the same Services as your giant
[01:57:24] bank but for cheaper and for local
[01:57:27] meaning all your money stays loow and
[01:57:30] credit unions by definition do not
[01:57:32] gamble with your money they keep it in
[01:57:34] your
[01:57:34] account I honestly don't know why anyone
[01:57:37] has their money in a bank at all like
[01:57:41] out of every out of all 30,000 of you
[01:57:43] watching this stream right now I'd bet
[01:57:45] that less than a hundred of you actually
[01:57:49] need any of the services that you can
[01:57:51] only get at a bank and not at a credit
[01:57:53] union so if you're not in a credit union
[01:57:56] right
[01:57:58] now and then you still aren't in a
[01:58:01] credit union whenever the next financial
[01:58:03] collapse comes don't say I didn't warn
[01:58:06] you just I'm just saying and I'm not a
[01:58:08] financial I'm definitely not saying we
[01:58:10] should do a bank run I'm just I'm just
[01:58:12] saying that Banks suck and credit unions
[01:58:17] are the [ __ ] and there's really no
[01:58:20] reason not to to support your local
[01:58:22] credit union and to support like JP
[01:58:26] Morgan Chase literally Jeffrey Epstein's
[01:58:30] bank and don't worry in a second here
[01:58:32] we're going to get to a whole list right
[01:58:34] here in just a second a whole list of
[01:58:38] real crimes that these banks have been
[01:58:40] convicted of just in the last like five
[01:58:45] years and just you wait
[01:58:48] cuz their crimes directly against people
[01:58:51] like you
[01:58:53] they're not investors they're
[01:58:56] depositors among many other people
[01:58:58] they've committed crimes
[01:59:02] against here's uh all the CEOs of all
[01:59:05] the major Banks getting a public
[01:59:07] spanking by Congress that obviously
[01:59:10] didn't do much for
[01:59:11] them okay so this is from better markets
[01:59:15] which is an
[01:59:17] awesome uh I don't think it's a
[01:59:19] nonprofit but it's a kind of like a
[01:59:21] journalism organization
[01:59:22] it's a market advocacy group that
[01:59:25] advocates for regular investors like us
[01:59:27] that advocates for regulation and
[01:59:28] fairness that is kind of a watchdog
[01:59:31] organization better markets is super
[01:59:32] cool um and they compiled this report
[01:59:36] over the past 15 months since the most
[01:59:38] recent report that they released in May
[01:59:39] of
[01:59:41] 2022 let me make this bigger for
[01:59:49] you um and I'll make our screen the
[01:59:51] right shape to fill our screen
[01:59:57] voila so over the past 15 months since
[02:00:00] the last report the pattern of illegal
[02:00:02] conduct by the six Mega Banks has
[02:00:04] continued their wrap sheets now include
[02:00:06] 60 more new cases which have resulted in
[02:00:09] over9 billion dollar in additional fines
[02:00:11] arising from the banks ripping off
[02:00:13] discriminating against or financially
[02:00:15] endangering their customers IE
[02:00:19] you that means the totals from last
[02:00:22] year's wrap sheet report have risen from
[02:00:24] 430 illegal actions to 490 criminal
[02:00:29] actions and from 1998.5 billion dollar
[02:00:33] in monetary fines and sanctions to 27.7
[02:00:36] billion in monetary
[02:00:40] sanctions the latest examples of illegal
[02:00:42] activity by the six largest banks during
[02:00:44] the past 15 months include the following
[02:00:47] cases
[02:00:48] okay and remember here's the most
[02:00:52] important thing to remember while we go
[02:00:54] through this list of banks
[02:00:57] crimes they Factor these fines into
[02:01:03] their sorry local by locals we just
[02:01:06] passed the 2hour mark locals are now
[02:01:08] kicked out of the stream that's
[02:01:09] ridiculous but it is how it is if a few
[02:01:12] more of you buy me a coffee on locals
[02:01:14] with your subscriptions then our locals
[02:01:16] will upgrade I think I'm like 40 people
[02:01:19] away from having I think it's the number
[02:01:21] is like 500 active supporters makes it
[02:01:25] so I get an extra hour of streaming time
[02:01:26] on I don't know you're fine if you don't
[02:01:29] you know you don't don't worry about it
[02:01:30] but the locals are gone hopefully
[02:01:31] they'll find us on the other
[02:01:33] streams remove that from the stream
[02:01:36] okay okay save the changes okay sorry
[02:01:39] for the interruption so it's important
[02:01:42] to remember while we're talking about
[02:01:44] these fines there's these are Big
[02:01:47] Numbers the banks are getting fined tens
[02:01:49] of billions hundreds of billions of
[02:01:51] dollars
[02:01:53] but they Factor those fines into their
[02:01:56] cost of doing business and they are
[02:01:58] profitable on top of those costs of
[02:02:00] doing business and those fines are just
[02:02:03] a fraction of the profits that they make
[02:02:06] off of the illegal actions that they are
[02:02:07] being finded for and it is not actually
[02:02:10] a punishment it is just the government
[02:02:12] taking a cut of the illegal actions okay
[02:02:15] remember that
[02:02:17] right just remember
[02:02:19] that because all these numbers are
[02:02:21] really big
[02:02:22] and you have to remember that the
[02:02:24] profits are much much bigger otherwise
[02:02:28] they wouldn't do them that's why we all
[02:02:32] need to demand jail time for these
[02:02:35] crimes not fines jail time or all
[02:02:40] profits and then some as the value of
[02:02:43] the fine at the very
[02:02:46] least
[02:02:49] so in May 2022 Bank of America America
[02:02:52] Chase Bank and other financial
[02:02:53] institutions paid $67 million in a
[02:02:55] settlement because they
[02:02:57] were fixing prices with credit card
[02:03:00] issuers to keep your ATM fees AR
[02:03:02] artificially inflated so that you were
[02:03:04] paying more in fees for your credit
[02:03:06] cards so that they could get
[02:03:09] rich Goldman Sachs oh here's some uh
[02:03:12] GameStop related
[02:03:14] stuff we'll come back to this in the
[02:03:16] future too um in April of 2023 just last
[02:03:21] year one year ago Goldman Sachs paid $15
[02:03:25] million for illegally failing to
[02:03:27] disclose dozens of pre-trade mid-market
[02:03:31] marks oh sorry that's not actually the
[02:03:33] one I wanted to tell you about it's the
[02:03:34] next one Goldman Sach was fined $3
[02:03:36] million for mistakenly quote unquote
[02:03:39] marking tens of millions of stock orders
[02:03:42] as long instead of
[02:03:45] short let me read that
[02:03:48] again they just mistakenly
[02:03:52] accidentally marked all these short
[02:03:55] sales as
[02:03:57] Longs I'm sure that didn't have anything
[02:04:00] to do with naked shorting stocks or with
[02:04:05] shorting stocks that they had positions
[02:04:07] that they wanted the stocks go down I'm
[02:04:09] sure it didn't have anything to do with
[02:04:11] wanting to hide short positions in the
[02:04:14] market obviously
[02:04:16] because we all know that the shorts are
[02:04:20] highly ethical people and they wouldn't
[02:04:22] have any reason to lie to anyone about
[02:04:24] what they're doing in the market
[02:04:26] especially if they were shorting like
[02:04:27] you know companies like GameStop for
[02:04:30] example but we'll we'll get into that
[02:04:32] another
[02:04:33] time but I'm just telling you that it's
[02:04:37] like very much officially documented
[02:04:39] that a companies will miss Mark shorts
[02:04:42] as Longs because it's all self-reported
[02:04:45] it's like literally reported in Excel
[02:04:47] spreadsheets sometimes it's not like
[02:04:49] there's some like computer program where
[02:04:52] the trades only go through if they get
[02:04:54] marked it's not like literally like your
[02:04:58] fourth grader at school taking like a
[02:05:00] standardized wasle test on the like on
[02:05:02] their
[02:05:03] computer they have a like a more a
[02:05:06] higher standard of security with their
[02:05:08] standardized testing in fourth grade
[02:05:10] than these Bankers have when they're
[02:05:12] reporting their trades to the federal
[02:05:14] government it's all
[02:05:16] self-reported and if they they just
[02:05:18] mistakenly mismarked all of the the the
[02:05:22] Downs as though they were UPS
[02:05:24] whoopsies but don't worry they got
[02:05:26] caught and I'm sure that the fine was at
[02:05:29] least like 1% of the
[02:05:33] profits um the very next one here Wells
[02:05:37] Fargo agreed to pay its shareholders $1
[02:05:39] billion to settle a class action lawsuit
[02:05:41] alleging the bank and its former former
[02:05:43] leadership misled investors in the
[02:05:45] public about its response to allegations
[02:05:47] the bank was improperly opening customer
[02:05:49] accounts without permission
[02:05:53] what they were lying about the fact that
[02:05:56] they
[02:05:57] were opening improperly opening consumer
[02:06:01] accounts without
[02:06:03] permission
[02:06:06] interesting
[02:06:09] um Goldman Sachs was discriminating
[02:06:11] against
[02:06:15] women Bank of America in May of last
[02:06:18] year had to pay $8 million and a class
[02:06:21] action lawsuit because they were
[02:06:23] charging customers repeated fees for
[02:06:25] insufficient funds so they were just
[02:06:26] charging you all extra fees that
[02:06:31] literally they just added and HED you
[02:06:33] didn't
[02:06:35] notice Credit
[02:06:39] Unions okay JP Morgan agreed to pay
[02:06:42] roughly $290 million to settle a class
[02:06:46] action lawsuit by the victims of Jeffrey
[02:06:49] Epstein alleging that the bank not only
[02:06:51] ignored but in fact facilitated
[02:06:54] Epstein's crimes because he had been a
[02:06:56] valuable client and helped introduce new
[02:06:58] wealthy clients to the
[02:07:02] bank but they had no idea obviously like
[02:07:05] obviously they they could never have
[02:07:09] known what he was doing none of them
[02:07:12] knew like obviously
[02:07:16] so they were just banking a rich Finance
[02:07:21] here
[02:07:28] my mustache is coming
[02:07:30] out in June 2023 the same month JP
[02:07:34] Morgan Chase agreed to pay $4 million to
[02:07:36] the SEC after approximately 47 million
[02:07:40] oh wow
[02:07:41] interesting right when they get
[02:07:44] caught and called out for banking
[02:07:47] Jeffrey Epstein and they're like we had
[02:07:49] no idea we just didn't know that Jeffrey
[02:07:51] was Jeffrey right then just
[02:07:54] mysteriously let me blow this up so you
[02:07:56] can read it along with
[02:07:57] me 47 million emails belonging to its
[02:08:02] retail banking group were mistakenly and
[02:08:05] permanently
[02:08:06] deleted
[02:08:08] whoopsies we just accidentally deleted
[02:08:11] 47 million emails I'm sure they had
[02:08:13] nothing to do with Jeffrey
[02:08:15] Epstein obviously because like they
[02:08:19] would never intentionally delete records
[02:08:22] about their illegal
[02:08:24] activity involving Jeffrey
[02:08:27] Epstein I mean like and even like and
[02:08:30] they wouldn't even want to do that
[02:08:31] because they got fine $4 million that's
[02:08:33] like so much money like how will they
[02:08:36] ever recover from being fined $4 million
[02:08:40] for deleting the evidence that totally
[02:08:42] was not the evidence that they were
[02:08:44] knowingly banking a black market child
[02:08:49] pedophile ring
[02:08:51] that had nothing to do with you know mad
[02:08:53] and the CIA
[02:09:00] like sometimes emails just disappear I
[02:09:03] mean just ask Hillary it's crazy emails
[02:09:07] just poof
[02:09:10] gone who
[02:09:12] knows okay Bank of America $150 million
[02:09:16] in penalties and 100 million in
[02:09:18] disgorgement so 250 total from Bank of
[02:09:21] America for illegally charging junk
[02:09:24] overdraft fees withholding credit card
[02:09:26] rewards and opening fake accounts
[02:09:29] literally they got charged $250 million
[02:09:32] because they were just charging Bank of
[02:09:34] America customers fees that didn't exist
[02:09:37] and inventing overdraft fees and
[02:09:41] withholding credit card rewards that
[02:09:43] like were supposed to be your money
[02:09:45] withholding like
[02:09:47] bro why does anyone bank at a bank
[02:09:52] Credit Unions just
[02:09:58] saying see the list just keeps going on
[02:10:01] these are all from 2023 if you hadn't
[02:10:03] noticed just from
[02:10:11] 2023 right there like Wells Fargo paid
[02:10:14] 35 million because they just overcharged
[02:10:17] more than 10,900 investment advisory
[02:10:20] accounts more than 26.8 million Fe in
[02:10:24] fees
[02:10:26] like
[02:10:28] meaning you inherited some money from
[02:10:31] your dead Nana and you wanted to invest
[02:10:34] it in the stock market and so you went
[02:10:35] to Wells Fargo and we're like yo Wells I
[02:10:39] hear y'all are great at managing my
[02:10:41] investments could you help me out and
[02:10:43] help me invest my money in the stock
[02:10:45] market and they're like yeah we'll open
[02:10:46] an investment account for you and
[02:10:49] there's going to be some fees associated
[02:10:51] with investment account obviously
[02:10:52] because like it's a service bro don't
[02:10:55] worry about it and then they just
[02:10:57] proceeded to charge
[02:10:59] 26.8
[02:11:00] million in madeup
[02:11:03] fees hoping no one would
[02:11:07] notice these are all crimes from just
[02:11:10] last
[02:11:15] year there's Goldman Sachs failing to
[02:11:17] accurately report their trading again
[02:11:20] quote willfully violated the broker
[02:11:22] dealer recordkeeping and Reporting
[02:11:23] provisions of the federal Securities
[02:11:28] laws JP Morgan chased another settlement
[02:11:30] in
[02:11:32] September uh to the government of the US
[02:11:35] Virgin Island to settle a federal suit
[02:11:36] alleging that the bank processed over1
[02:11:38] billion dollars with a B of Jeffrey
[02:11:41] Epstein related to his sex trafficking
[02:11:43] activity from 2003 to
[02:11:47] 2019 it goes on and on and on and on and
[02:11:49] on we don't even have time for all that
[02:11:53] uh key takeaways are [ __ ] the
[02:11:57] banks [ __ ] the banks they are the
[02:12:02] problem these numbers are over the last
[02:12:04] 23 years Bank of America has been fined
[02:12:08] a total of 93 billion dollar JP Morgan
[02:12:13] Chase comes in
[02:12:14] second4 billion dollars of fines and
[02:12:18] it's important to remember they have
[02:12:21] profited greatly well beyond all of
[02:12:25] those
[02:12:26] fines so imagine what 93 billion do
[02:12:30] would do for the American public if it
[02:12:33] was invested in the public school system
[02:12:36] right the fees the fines that they've
[02:12:38] paid in these legal
[02:12:40] processes were a small fraction of the
[02:12:43] profits that they made from committing
[02:12:45] these crimes which is literally just
[02:12:48] them stealing money from all of us
[02:12:52] okay so if 93 billion are the fines just
[02:12:56] leveled against Bank of America up here
[02:12:58] you can see that 27 billion as the total
[02:13:00] fines across all these
[02:13:02] Banks then the actual amount that
[02:13:04] they've stolen from all of us must be
[02:13:06] far more than 207 billion just in the
[02:13:10] last 20s something
[02:13:11] years that's like enough to like repave
[02:13:15] every road and rebuild every school
[02:13:17] that's enough to feed all the homeless
[02:13:19] people and give them a house that's
[02:13:20] enough to fix basically any America like
[02:13:23] you could build 100 border walls for
[02:13:24] that cost like whatever you needed to
[02:13:26] fix you could fix
[02:13:28] it but obviously you can't because like
[02:13:32] Bankers got to bank bro they're an
[02:13:35] important contributing member of society
[02:13:37] and it's important to remember that like
[02:13:40] they have feelings too
[02:13:42] and you know they come
[02:13:46] first it's just the way it is deal with
[02:13:48] it peasant
[02:13:53] so long brief tangent just to remind us
[02:13:57] all that these are the banks that are
[02:14:00] the owners of all of the shares of all
[02:14:03] of the corporations that run our world
[02:14:05] right and so when we are over here in
[02:14:08] the Black Rock spreadsheet right and we
[02:14:11] are looking at Johnson and Johnson here
[02:14:14] and Johnson and Johnson is majority
[02:14:16] owned by all these financial
[02:14:17] institutions those financial
[02:14:19] institutions are literally criminal
[02:14:22] organizations remember that and it's
[02:14:25] those literally criminal organizations
[02:14:28] that hold all the shares that control
[02:14:30] all the voting power that elect all of
[02:14:32] these totally not criminal humans to run
[02:14:36] a company like Johnson and Johnson which
[02:14:38] totally did not know that they were
[02:14:40] giving your baby cancer when they just
[02:14:43] tried to block all the lawsuits and
[02:14:45] silence all the people that were
[02:14:46] speaking up about the fact that there
[02:14:47] was literally shitloads of carcinogens
[02:14:50] in the baby powder that they were
[02:14:51] selling
[02:14:53] right it's a good thing they have a
[02:14:55] [ __ ] cancer expert on their board of
[02:15:01] directors so the picture is building
[02:15:05] right if you're new here we've been
[02:15:07] building this picture in
[02:15:08] pieces explaining detailing picking
[02:15:11] apart
[02:15:15] why the mean the point of shares so to
[02:15:18] quickly summarize here Black Rock Garden
[02:15:21] State Street and all the other financial
[02:15:22] institutions they own a massive amount
[02:15:25] of the shares of the US Stock Market and
[02:15:28] most people are under the misimpression
[02:15:30] that why that matters is because of all
[02:15:32] the money that they control but that's
[02:15:34] not true because most of those Shares
[02:15:36] are bought using our money through
[02:15:37] retirement accounts through Investments
[02:15:40] like ETFs and index funds and mutual
[02:15:43] funds most of that money is not
[02:15:44] technically theirs it's ours and they
[02:15:47] hold these stocks on behalf of us we're
[02:15:50] the beneficial owners they're the holder
[02:15:52] Etc but you can look we already looked
[02:15:55] it up and you can look it up for
[02:15:56] yourself that when you hold investments
[02:15:59] in things like ETFs and index and mutual
[02:16:01] funds the fund managers are the ones
[02:16:04] that manage the voting rights that go
[02:16:07] with those shares right so sure you
[02:16:09] might beneficially own the shares but
[02:16:11] you're not voting them in the stock
[02:16:13] market and those votes are what elect
[02:16:16] the boards of directors of all of these
[02:16:17] companies and that's why we've just
[02:16:19] shown that all these companies ownership
[02:16:22] structures lead upwards to all the
[02:16:24] biggest banks and financial institutions
[02:16:26] and the asset managers like Black Rock
[02:16:27] State Street and Vanguard and they all
[02:16:29] own each other and it's that ownership
[02:16:31] structure that decides who's electing
[02:16:34] who and it's all that share voting power
[02:16:37] that determines all of the Electoral
[02:16:39] power within the corporate world across
[02:16:42] the entire stock market and when you
[02:16:44] replicate that concept to Johnson and
[02:16:46] Johnson and to fizer and to Estee louder
[02:16:49] and to Black Rock and to the whole
[02:16:50] defense contractor industry and tadia
[02:16:53] ramco and Royal Dutch Shell and all
[02:16:55] every corporation in the
[02:16:58] world all the same people are electing
[02:17:01] the boards of all of the corporations in
[02:17:03] every sector and the people that are
[02:17:05] electing those boards in all those
[02:17:07] sectors are the very criminals we were
[02:17:10] just talking about getting fined for
[02:17:12] literally screwing their customers over
[02:17:14] knowingly just so they can get richer
[02:17:18] right yes they are controlling us with
[02:17:20] our own own money you are right it is
[02:17:22] way too
[02:17:23] much so that's where we're at so far is
[02:17:27] breaking it down piece by piece by piece
[02:17:29] to show that it's like it's all right in
[02:17:31] front of us and it's all right there and
[02:17:32] they want you to like bicker amongst
[02:17:34] yourselves and not understand how the
[02:17:36] stock market works and not understand
[02:17:37] how these things work and think it's all
[02:17:39] about the money and all about getting
[02:17:40] rich and like blame it on how rich they
[02:17:43] are but it's not about the money it's
[02:17:44] about the share voting rights and the
[02:17:47] control that that gives them like
[02:17:49] they're already rich they're not there
[02:17:51] for the money like yeah the money helps
[02:17:53] them get more
[02:17:55] but it's the share voting rights when
[02:17:59] you're talking about Black Rock when
[02:18:00] we're talking about Vanguard having too
[02:18:02] much control over the market it's not
[02:18:04] that they have too much money because
[02:18:06] they're just managing our money it's
[02:18:07] that they control all the Voting Rights
[02:18:12] right
[02:18:14] so speaking of shares and share voting
[02:18:17] rights I'm just going to briefly dip our
[02:18:20] toes into GameStop land to remind you of
[02:18:23] a few very important Market mechanics
[02:18:25] that a lot of people don't realize
[02:18:26] because
[02:18:28] like it's completely illogical that the
[02:18:31] things would work this way but like just
[02:18:34] remember that the whole GameStop thing
[02:18:37] happened back in 2021 and has been
[02:18:39] happening ever since if you know you
[02:18:41] know because people started to notice
[02:18:45] that the reporting was showing the short
[02:18:48] interest of GameStop this is kind of for
[02:18:51] you I don't know if you can see in that
[02:18:52] screenshot but it was showing short
[02:18:54] interest on GameStop as high as
[02:18:58] 33% if you're not familiar with what
[02:19:00] short interest means what that means is
[02:19:03] that when you short a stock you borrow a
[02:19:05] share and sell it and you're gonna close
[02:19:07] that out later so that way you can bet
[02:19:10] that it's going to go down because
[02:19:11] you'll sell it and get that money now
[02:19:13] and then later when it's cheaper you'll
[02:19:14] buy it back and close the trade Short
[02:19:16] Selling is a way to bet the Market's
[02:19:17] going to go down and it also creates
[02:19:19] downward pressure because now there's a
[02:19:20] lot of of extra selling and a short
[02:19:23] interest is a measurement of that right
[02:19:24] and 300% short interest what that means
[02:19:28] 100% is the whole every stock that
[02:19:31] exists right 100% of the company is 100%
[02:19:35] of the company and so when everyone saw
[02:19:37] that it was like 200% 300% short
[02:19:41] interest what that means is that more
[02:19:45] than three times of every share that is
[02:19:48] supposed to exist has been borrowed and
[02:19:51] shorts
[02:19:54] sold which is like bro excuse me I mean
[02:19:59] like yes theoretically you can reh
[02:20:01] hypothecate a short sale so I could
[02:20:02] borrow it and short sell it and then the
[02:20:05] person that has it could lend it to
[02:20:07] someone else to borrow and short sell
[02:20:08] but like come on how many times are we
[02:20:10] going to reh
[02:20:11] hypothecate and that's before we had
[02:20:13] insiders openly admitting that all the
[02:20:16] big financial institutions naked short
[02:20:17] sell all the time not to mention that we
[02:20:20] just saw how they get charged and
[02:20:23] convicted of just marking long shorts as
[02:20:25] Longs it's like yeah we don't want to
[02:20:27] report any more of our shorts because
[02:20:28] like it's already at
[02:20:30] 33% so just Mark all of those as Longs
[02:20:33] and let's forget about it hopefully no
[02:20:35] one notices so that's one thing I want
[02:20:37] you to just remember
[02:20:40] okay what was the other thing that was
[02:20:41] in here I want you to
[02:20:47] remember that's a little in the GameStop
[02:20:49] weeds we could do a whole GameStop
[02:20:51] stream sometime that'd be a good
[02:20:53] time both for the GameStop homies and
[02:20:56] for those that are that are curious but
[02:20:57] don't actually know what what happened
[02:20:59] and what's happening so we'll do that
[02:21:01] another
[02:21:02] time I need a
[02:21:05] drink how you guys doing friends we're
[02:21:07] still climbing we're
[02:21:08] 34,000 chilling Friday night free speech
[02:21:12] Fridays we're actually getting up there
[02:21:14] in the time now we're approaching two
[02:21:16] and a half hours on the stream because
[02:21:17] we started early
[02:21:23] still [ __ ] going I love seeing that
[02:21:26] you guys are chatting in the
[02:21:30] comments yeah game Gamestop stream gme
[02:21:33] stream would be a good time I think
[02:21:35] we'll definitely do that in the
[02:21:38] future
[02:21:40] okay um globalist organizations okay
[02:21:45] different vectors of
[02:21:48] control man I feel like I could spend a
[02:21:50] whole
[02:21:52] [ __ ] night just on this chart and I
[02:21:55] don't remember if we if I went into Este
[02:21:58] louder pre-stream or since the stream
[02:22:02] started I'm not sure if I did that when
[02:22:04] we were previewing or not because I want
[02:22:07] to talk about the
[02:22:10] Rothchilds we'll get back to
[02:22:12] it so the vectors of control that we've
[02:22:16] talked about so far are shareholder
[02:22:19] voting rights electing the boards of all
[02:22:21] the corporations that manage how
[02:22:24] companies are working what they're doing
[02:22:26] who they're hiring Etc right but there's
[02:22:29] a lot more vectors of control than just
[02:22:30] that that tie into corporate
[02:22:32] control and one of the most important
[02:22:34] and
[02:22:35] least talked about ones
[02:22:40] are think tanks is probably the right
[02:22:43] word to use the business Round Table is
[02:22:46] not exactly a think tank the business
[02:22:48] Round Table is more of a lobbying or
[02:22:50] organization
[02:22:52] um
[02:22:55] they it's a it was formed out of the
[02:22:59] CEOs of several big
[02:23:00] corporations um decades back and it's
[02:23:04] only grown in its role they do things
[02:23:06] like Lobby against any bills that would
[02:23:09] be bad for corporations they Lobby for
[02:23:12] legislation that will be Pro corporate
[02:23:15] hemony basically and they frame it all
[02:23:19] as though it's the business round table
[02:23:21] bro we're like here to look out for
[02:23:23] businesses like you know small
[02:23:25] businesses like Amazon you
[02:23:29] know and if you want to be involved with
[02:23:32] the business Round Table all you need to
[02:23:34] do is be the CEO of a massive Mega
[02:23:38] Corporation so you could get your your
[02:23:40] seat at the round table where you could
[02:23:42] advocate for small businesses right you
[02:23:45] know small businesses like apple and
[02:23:47] like the NASDAQ like City
[02:23:51] PepsiCo Walmart Proctor and Gamble Eli
[02:23:55] Lily Pharmaceuticals American Express
[02:23:58] this is the current Board of the
[02:23:59] business round table and so that's one
[02:24:03] vector by which these corporations can
[02:24:07] get a seat at that table to help Lobby
[02:24:10] the
[02:24:10] government to pass legislation that is
[02:24:13] pro all of these people right but that's
[02:24:17] just one vector okay then you got the
[02:24:21] Aspen Institute which is like straight
[02:24:22] up CIA here's a letter so think tanks if
[02:24:27] you don't know what think tanks are you
[02:24:29] should really look up the whole concept
[02:24:31] of a think tank because a think tank is
[02:24:34] it was sort of like invented back in I
[02:24:36] guess maybe
[02:24:37] like kind of the turn of the century
[02:24:39] like
[02:24:40] 1900s and the idea was that it's like a
[02:24:44] bunch of smart people getting together
[02:24:46] and [ __ ] and chatting and then like
[02:24:49] going out of the world and doing
[02:24:51] something to influence policy or to
[02:24:53] advise governments or to advise
[02:24:55] corporations or whatever
[02:24:58] right and what's that what that is
[02:25:00] evolved into is basically corporate
[02:25:04] sponsored uh independent lobbying groups
[02:25:07] and information groups that like all
[02:25:10] these corporations pay to fund this
[02:25:13] group and they get their seat at that
[02:25:15] table and then that group is like
[02:25:17] determined to be like the experts on
[02:25:19] whatever type of policy and then that
[02:25:21] group is the advisers to our government
[02:25:24] totally not just
[02:25:27] corporations doing it but you're about
[02:25:29] to see what I mean here the Aspen
[02:25:32] Institute here's a letter um and it's
[02:25:36] too small for you to read but this is a
[02:25:37] letter from the year they were founded I
[02:25:39] believe June 11th 1959 and it's the
[02:25:41] director of the Aspen Institute writing
[02:25:43] to the director of the CIA saying hey we
[02:25:45] just founded this great Think Tank and I
[02:25:47] think you're going to love it and as the
[02:25:49] Director the CIA we would really
[02:25:51] appreciate if you would come to our
[02:25:53] Think Tank and we will literally suck
[02:25:55] your dick for you to do that because
[02:25:57] like we want to be friends with the CIA
[02:26:00] so badly please just come be our
[02:26:03] friend that's literally what it says
[02:26:06] like word for word I like verbatim in
[02:26:09] quotations quote it um and to this
[02:26:14] day they every
[02:26:17] year oh is that uh the screenshots are
[02:26:21] in my
[02:26:22] other no they're here so to this day
[02:26:25] they still invite the director of the
[02:26:27] CIA every year to their conferences Bill
[02:26:29] Burns the current director of the CIA in
[02:26:31] 2023 attended um in 2022 attended every
[02:26:38] year um we'll talk about Bill Burns
[02:26:40] another time and how he was like good
[02:26:42] buddies with Epstein and how Epstein got
[02:26:43] him the job in charge of one of these
[02:26:46] other globalist think tanks and then he
[02:26:48] got the job to be the director of the
[02:26:50] CIA straight out of that globalist think
[02:26:52] tank that Jeffrey Epstein got him the
[02:26:54] job into the globalist think tank yeah
[02:26:57] that's a true story we'll talk about
[02:26:58] that in a
[02:27:01] minute um so Aspen Institute
[02:27:06] is big on advising the government they
[02:27:08] hold like com it's like TED talks but
[02:27:10] for like the government basically right
[02:27:12] rather than it being like Malcolm
[02:27:13] Gladwell talking about spaghetti sauce
[02:27:15] with his frizzy hair everywhere it's
[02:27:17] like the CIA director talking about how
[02:27:19] great CIA is or it's like Vivian
[02:27:24] Schilling Berger or whatever her name is
[02:27:26] villian Vivian shingle Shilling
[02:27:29] shillingburg Shilling this this [ __ ]
[02:27:33] getting together all of her media
[02:27:35] buddies from Big media like the New York
[02:27:38] Times old Twitter uh CN CNN BC and
[02:27:42] everyone like literally the whole media
[02:27:43] conglomerate they had they all got
[02:27:44] together and right before the 2020
[02:27:46] election had a whole little Hunter Biden
[02:27:48] seminar where they like War gamed out
[02:27:50] what to do in in case there was like a
[02:27:53] leak about Hunter Biden that was bad
[02:27:54] this is before the laptop thing and they
[02:27:57] just like War gamed out like if there
[02:27:59] was misinformation that came out about
[02:28:01] this guy like we would want to combat
[02:28:04] that misinformation because it would be
[02:28:05] bad to have misinformation about this
[02:28:07] guy and so if there was a leak it would
[02:28:10] probably be misinformation and this is
[02:28:12] how we would probably want to deal with
[02:28:13] it as like honorable news companies
[02:28:16] right they had a
[02:28:18] whole like literally like a scenario
[02:28:21] that they like War gamed out
[02:28:23] collectively that's the kind of stuff
[02:28:25] that they do at the Aspen Institute and
[02:28:27] I probably shouldn't talk about it
[02:28:28] anymore or else YouTube's gonna [ __ ]
[02:28:31] ruin my channel but yeah you can look
[02:28:34] into that if you
[02:28:35] want um but the spicier part of the
[02:28:38] globalist
[02:28:39] organiz we can talk about the world
[02:28:42] economic Forum I mean I'm sure we
[02:28:44] already all know just how effed up they
[02:28:46] are but like you have to realize these
[02:28:50] globalist
[02:28:51] organizations their partners are
[02:28:54] literally as just a pay to play gem
[02:28:56] right so you get a different partner
[02:28:58] level depending on how much money your
[02:29:00] corporation pays and if your corporation
[02:29:02] pays more you get a better seat at the
[02:29:04] table and you get more of a voice and
[02:29:07] then that voice becomes the policies
[02:29:08] that get Advocate you like right you see
[02:29:10] what see what I'm saying there and
[02:29:13] so when you look at the world economic
[02:29:16] forum advocating for this great new
[02:29:19] world order this whole you will own
[02:29:21] nothing and be happy this whole
[02:29:23] stakeholder capitalism is going to be
[02:29:25] better for everyone you know who it's
[02:29:27] going to be better for it's going to be
[02:29:28] better for all the people that are
[02:29:30] paying them a lot of money to advocate
[02:29:34] for what they're advocating and that
[02:29:36] would be all of these folks like Google
[02:29:38] and black rock and Boston Consulting
[02:29:40] Group and all the banks you know Palante
[02:29:43] tier the CIA fizer UBS Verizon Visa
[02:29:47] Volkswagen unil lever cocacola Uber Sony
[02:29:50] all the [ __ ] all of them these are
[02:29:52] just all of them paid at least half a
[02:29:56] million dollar per year for their
[02:29:58] membership all these dudes half a
[02:30:02] million dollars per year just to be on
[02:30:04] my cute little spreadsheet [ __ ] dumb
[02:30:10] [ __ ] oh Bill and milinda Gates
[02:30:12] Foundation don't forget them and then
[02:30:14] there's also this whole list of people
[02:30:16] that pay a quarter million dollars per
[02:30:18] year
[02:30:20] so it's just a pay-to-play scheme that's
[02:30:21] what the world economic forum is it's
[02:30:24] just a corporate pay-to-play
[02:30:29] fraud but it's not just the world
[02:30:31] economic
[02:30:33] Forum let me zoom out here where else do
[02:30:35] we got a list of uh corporate
[02:30:41] [ __ ] Council on Foreign Relations
[02:30:43] the Brooking
[02:30:45] Institute these guys are a little more
[02:30:47] complicated in their structure
[02:30:53] but they're really interesting to talk
[02:30:54] about so I think we'll go there
[02:30:59] next yeah that's the business Round
[02:31:01] Table yeah we'll do we'll briefly touch
[02:31:04] on the carnegi endowment they're all the
[02:31:06] same though they're all just oh you know
[02:31:08] what one is really [ __ ] up is the
[02:31:10] Atlantic
[02:31:11] Council the Atlanta council is like
[02:31:15] deeply tied to our government lobbying
[02:31:18] not like lobbying is the the wrong word
[02:31:20] cuz lobbying is implying like political
[02:31:22] lobbying like money to campaigns but I
[02:31:24] mean lobbying in terms of like advising
[02:31:27] okay and the Atlanta
[02:31:30] council is real big on advising our
[02:31:32] government what to
[02:31:34] do
[02:31:35] um and it's kind of
[02:31:41] sketchy I appreciate all you guys
[02:31:43] hanging out in here on a on a Friday
[02:31:45] night free speeching
[02:31:51] so um oh that's Bilderberg oh that's a
[02:31:54] whole other tinfoil agenda over there
[02:31:56] Atlanta council's down
[02:31:58] here don't worry YouTube we're not going
[02:32:00] to talk about the Bilderberg Group we we
[02:32:01] would never we would never spread
[02:32:04] misinformation like
[02:32:05] that so the Atlanta
[02:32:08] Council um which is basically just a
[02:32:11] giant CIA circle jerk people like Henry
[02:32:14] Kissinger Judith
[02:32:15] Miller um Leon Panetta you can see where
[02:32:19] I've uh
[02:32:21] given little pieces of context like dcia
[02:32:24] means director of Central Intelligence
[02:32:26] Agency dciia DCI means director of
[02:32:29] Central Intelligence James woy um Kisa
[02:32:33] rice 911 involvement these are all
[02:32:35] noteworthy former directors of Atlanta
[02:32:39] Council um noteworthy members people
[02:32:41] like fizer raon Blackstone Group
[02:32:45] investor AB is the Wallenberg family the
[02:32:48] World Bank
[02:32:50] um they have members uh that are like
[02:32:53] just Governors and presidents and prime
[02:32:55] ministers all around the world it's just
[02:32:57] a giant Security State circle jerk their
[02:33:00] chairman is a Goldman Sachs guy Goldman
[02:33:03] Sachs is their biggest
[02:33:05] sponsor
[02:33:07] um Facebook partnered up with them to
[02:33:10] totally protect our election in
[02:33:12] 2020 um so if you don't know
[02:33:17] about think tanks it's really worth
[02:33:21] learning about think tanks and just how
[02:33:23] they influence the world so that you can
[02:33:25] just kind of keep your eye out for for
[02:33:28] names like the carnegi Endowment for
[02:33:30] International Peace the Council on
[02:33:32] Foreign Relations the Atlanta Council
[02:33:34] Etc because they hold a massive amount
[02:33:36] of sway in the political sphere and they
[02:33:38] tend to operate from kind of behind the
[02:33:40] Shadows but
[02:33:42] like it's kind of a big deal and once
[02:33:46] again they're funded by just a bunch of
[02:33:48] rich people um some of them are
[02:33:50] corporations and some of them are
[02:33:51] literally literally individuals but uh 1
[02:33:54] million plus dollar donations in
[02:33:57] 2019 Facebook and Goldman Sachs and the
[02:34:01] Rockefeller
[02:34:02] Foundation oh yeah and the United Arab
[02:34:05] Emirates a foreign country all donated
[02:34:07] $1 million plus to our Atlantic Council
[02:34:10] Think Tank that's advising our
[02:34:12] government about how to engage in
[02:34:13] foreign policy abroad nothing wrong with
[02:34:16] a foreign country donating a million
[02:34:18] dollars plus to that whole situation
[02:34:23] obviously we're like real spicy on our
[02:34:26] Lighting in here tonight figure maybe we
[02:34:29] should uh tone it down a little
[02:34:36] bit it's getting pretty dark outside
[02:34:38] though so it's just going to be a little
[02:34:40] spicy in here that's how it's going to
[02:34:43] be um but just real quick
[02:34:48] like Facebook and Goldman Sachs every
[02:34:51] year they're in the million plus there
[02:34:53] um but then you also got people like
[02:34:55] Blackstone British Petroleum barisma
[02:34:57] wait a minute barisma where have I heard
[02:34:59] that name before Dell FedEx NATO you
[02:35:02] know whatever you get the picture it's a
[02:35:04] giant payto playay scheme and the more
[02:35:06] you pay the more of a voice you get at
[02:35:09] the table where people all get together
[02:35:12] with a bunch of intelligence agency
[02:35:14] operatives and tell the
[02:35:16] government what's going on in the world
[02:35:19] and what we should do about it cuz who
[02:35:21] Better to Know Than a bunch of Mega
[02:35:24] corporations and a bunch of CIA
[02:35:27] operatives
[02:35:31] obviously is it worth showing you their
[02:35:33] annual
[02:35:36] reports shaping the global future
[02:35:40] together maybe it's just Worth showing
[02:35:42] you this one picture this is their
[02:35:44] annual report from last
[02:35:46] year that's the kind of stuff they're
[02:35:48] shaping
[02:35:50] is Biden and uh zalinsky being buddies
[02:35:54] which are obviously both great guys
[02:35:56] doing really important things for the
[02:35:57] world YouTube so it's a good thing that
[02:36:00] someone is looking out for them um
[02:36:03] definitely don't look into Mr Wallenberg
[02:36:06] and the Wallenberg family I would never
[02:36:08] talk about them on YouTube because
[02:36:10] they're just such great people um with
[02:36:13] such unbesmirched names that
[02:36:18] uh there would never even be anything
[02:36:20] bad to say about the Wallenberg family
[02:36:22] anyway so I would I would never suggest
[02:36:24] that you would go and look into the
[02:36:26] Wallenberg family on your own with a
[02:36:33] VPN um maybe one more Think Tank worth
[02:36:37] mentioning here we'll skip over the
[02:36:39] world economic Forum there the carnegi
[02:36:41] Endowment for International Peace is a
[02:36:42] grand old time because this is where the
[02:36:46] director of the CIA Bill Burns oh is
[02:36:50] that in a different section of my
[02:36:52] notes it is in a different section of my
[02:36:55] notes but yeah this is
[02:36:57] where um just another thing tank that's
[02:37:00] a little more intelligence agency
[02:37:03] aligned and I guess it's right
[02:37:09] here the chairperson of Carnegie's Board
[02:37:11] of Trustees is former US Secretary of
[02:37:13] Commerce Penny pritzer the pritzkers are
[02:37:16] a famous crime family and the
[02:37:19] organization's president is former
[02:37:21] California Supreme Court Justice Mariano
[02:37:23] Florentino qu who replaced the CIA
[02:37:26] director William J Burns when he became
[02:37:29] the CIA director and William J Burns
[02:37:32] became the CIA director but before that
[02:37:35] he got the job here at carnegi indow for
[02:37:37] International Peace because Jeffrey
[02:37:39] Epstein referred him here um because I
[02:37:41] mean Jeffrey Epstein obviously just has
[02:37:43] connections at think tanks that are
[02:37:45] associated with the
[02:37:47] CIA can't imagine why
[02:37:50] but so think tanks are just an important
[02:37:54] sort of like side quest on the Journey
[02:37:56] of understanding how the corporate world
[02:37:59] is controlled and connected because this
[02:38:02] is where you start to get a little more
[02:38:03] aligned with
[02:38:04] like like uh intelligence agencies and
[02:38:07] government operations but also you can
[02:38:09] see how a lot of them are actually just
[02:38:11] corporate sponsored fronts for corporate
[02:38:13] interest and sometimes there's not a lot
[02:38:14] of difference between a think tank and a
[02:38:16] lobbying organization and so you
[02:38:21] know yeah if you guys are in the
[02:38:23] comments my notes are all in the
[02:38:24] obsidian app um I'll briefly I I say
[02:38:28] this on I think every stream but just to
[02:38:31] uh show you real quick this app is
[02:38:35] Obsidian and what I do is I use uh the
[02:38:39] feature called um canvases which is the
[02:38:42] little button up here in the top left
[02:38:44] most people are using obsidian for like
[02:38:47] like [ __ ] note taking where they're
[02:38:48] like typing all their notes every day
[02:38:50] and they're like linking notes to notes
[02:38:52] and it's all text and it's just a giant
[02:38:53] [ __ ] mess and I don't understand why
[02:38:55] you would ever use that feature like the
[02:38:56] main features of the app I just use the
[02:38:59] canvas features and all I do is canvas
[02:39:01] where I'm just clipping photos in and
[02:39:02] putting notes on and and it's actually
[02:39:05] not their main feature at all and
[02:39:07] hopefully in the future they build out
[02:39:08] on it and make it better because like
[02:39:11] that's the best part of the [ __ ] app
[02:39:13] so so that's what we're doing here um
[02:39:16] and I think we're about to move away
[02:39:17] from globalist organizations the counsil
[02:39:19] on forign relations is huge and they're
[02:39:21] probably one of the most important ones
[02:39:22] but we don't have time for all this [ __ ]
[02:39:24] so we'll skip on ahead Brookings is
[02:39:27] another big
[02:39:28] one um okay grocery stores let me just
[02:39:32] let you sit on this graphic here for a
[02:39:34] second while I take a sip of my beverage
[02:39:37] this just a classic chart of who owns
[02:39:43] everything I did not make
[02:39:46] it you can find this yourself on the
[02:39:48] internet
[02:39:56] um let me I want a little more light in
[02:39:59] my life I want a little bit of
[02:40:02] that see how's that doing how's that
[02:40:06] doing a little more viby a little less
[02:40:09] conspiratorial a lot more
[02:40:14] purple
[02:40:15] okay giant web of what not to eat your
[02:40:18] godamn right you see your logo in here
[02:40:21] you throw that [ __ ] in the trash right
[02:40:22] away straight to
[02:40:25] jail
[02:40:26] okay
[02:40:29] um history of the
[02:40:33] CIA it's worth mentioning real quick um
[02:40:37] kind of in
[02:40:39] passing that people tend to think of the
[02:40:43] CIA as a government operation they tend
[02:40:45] to think of intelligence agencies as
[02:40:47] Government operations
[02:40:49] and you're kind of just going to have to
[02:40:50] take my word on my opinion of this and
[02:40:52] you should do your own research and you
[02:40:53] should everyone should learn about
[02:40:54] intelligence agencies because all
[02:40:56] governments are run as intelligence
[02:40:58] agencies today it's it the world
[02:41:01] fundamentally changed during the Cold
[02:41:03] War and it's critical to understand the
[02:41:06] nature of clandestine covert operations
[02:41:08] because that's how all governments
[02:41:09] operate today and the actual face of
[02:41:11] government is literally just a political
[02:41:13] front because everything is covert Ops
[02:41:15] because war is now nuclear which means
[02:41:18] that war is now Co overt and subversive
[02:41:20] at all times always everywhere okay so
[02:41:24] the thing about the history of the CIA
[02:41:27] and all of the intelligence agencies
[02:41:29] that most people that aren't familiar
[02:41:31] don't recognize is that it was found the
[02:41:33] CIA was founded by corporate lawyers and
[02:41:36] it's it was founded to represent
[02:41:39] corporate interests in a lot of ways not
[02:41:41] the government's interests and they did
[02:41:43] like yeah they played ball with the
[02:41:45] government to get the government to
[02:41:46] grant them the powers that they needed
[02:41:47] to have because like
[02:41:50] it's very unique position in the world
[02:41:52] to have a blank check on government
[02:41:54] funds to do and to have a
[02:41:58] legal uh sanctioning to use force in Co
[02:42:03] covert ways all around the world
[02:42:05] sanctioned by the biggest empire in the
[02:42:07] world like the the blank check for
[02:42:10] covert action that an organization like
[02:42:12] the CIA has is an incredible power that
[02:42:15] no other organization in the world has
[02:42:17] like locked Martin is a powerful defense
[02:42:19] contractor but they are not sanctioned
[02:42:21] by the US government officially to go
[02:42:25] and assassinate the president of another
[02:42:26] Nation but the CIA is and they've done
[02:42:29] it before without consent of the
[02:42:32] president at
[02:42:34] times and sometimes they've done things
[02:42:36] directly against the consent of the
[02:42:38] president um that's a whole other Rabbit
[02:42:40] Hole though but the point is that the
[02:42:43] founders of the CIA the douas brothers
[02:42:47] Allan and John Foster they were
[02:42:49] corporate lawyers at Sullivan and
[02:42:51] Cromwell which is a whole rabbit hole if
[02:42:53] you want to look into Sullivan and
[02:42:54] Cromwell they were the lawyers for FTX
[02:42:56] and Sam bankman freed and all sorts of
[02:42:59] fraud in between that and now
[02:43:02] but there the whole history of these two
[02:43:06] men is them representing corporate
[02:43:08] clients and the very first thing that
[02:43:11] the CIA did once they were Incorporated
[02:43:13] like within the first two years is they
[02:43:16] went and overthrew the government of
[02:43:17] Guatemala and they clearly did it on
[02:43:20] behalf of United Fruit Company which was
[02:43:23] a client of Sullivan and Cromwell that
[02:43:26] they had been representing for years and
[02:43:28] Guatemala was doing [ __ ] to United
[02:43:30] fruits land Holdings down there that
[02:43:32] they didn't like and so they got the US
[02:43:34] government and the CIA and their buddies
[02:43:36] the dolas brothers that were their
[02:43:37] lawyers to go and literally overthrow a
[02:43:39] government on behalf of a fruit company
[02:43:42] a corporation right and that pattern is
[02:43:45] repeated over and over and over again
[02:43:48] all throughout the history of the CIA
[02:43:50] and then in that many ways like aspects
[02:43:53] of the US government and the US deep
[02:43:55] State the people that are unelected that
[02:43:57] have a lot of power that are doing
[02:43:58] things like can't help but notice that
[02:44:01] after 911 we went and invaded a country
[02:44:03] that had nothing to do with 911 and
[02:44:06] bunch of people did a bunch of big
[02:44:07] business there there was other reasons
[02:44:09] to you know there was other other
[02:44:11] factions involved but then like you
[02:44:13] can't you also can't help but notice
[02:44:15] that
[02:44:16] like Afghanistan suddenly started making
[02:44:20] a whole lot of opium again the moment we
[02:44:23] invaded I mean we learned last week if
[02:44:26] you weren't there last week we learned
[02:44:28] that the Bush family is exceptionally
[02:44:29] good at finding massive fields of opium
[02:44:32] and selling it all around the world both
[02:44:34] Papa and Baby Boy George they're both
[02:44:37] really good at
[02:44:38] finding supplies of
[02:44:42] opioids and it's it's always tied into
[02:44:45] corporate interests
[02:44:46] because the last piece of the covert Ops
[02:44:49] thing the last piece of the CIA that's
[02:44:51] important to touch on here that I think
[02:44:53] a lot of us know but you don't
[02:44:54] necessarily like put in the front of
[02:44:56] your mind is that the point of an
[02:44:59] intelligence agency the point of covert
[02:45:01] operations is the only point is to have
[02:45:05] plausible deniability right if you don't
[02:45:08] need plausible deniability it's not a
[02:45:10] covert operation you can just send the
[02:45:11] military right like if you if if you
[02:45:15] just want to commit War like you want to
[02:45:17] go to war just send the military way
[02:45:19] stronger way more powerful if you want
[02:45:20] to like send a diplomat send a diplomat
[02:45:23] but if you need the only reason you have
[02:45:25] a CIA or a KGB or a mad the only reason
[02:45:29] is so that you can conduct operations
[02:45:32] that can't be traced back to you right
[02:45:35] like that's the point and so that
[02:45:37] plausible deniability is like the
[02:45:39] question of how do you get plausible
[02:45:41] deniability and ever since the start
[02:45:44] they all found out and learned and then
[02:45:46] honed the craft of realizing that the
[02:45:49] way you get plausible deniability is by
[02:45:52] operating through corporations not
[02:45:55] through the
[02:45:56] government right for obvious reasons so
[02:46:00] like if you wanted to start a
[02:46:05] coup in the country like
[02:46:08] Ukraine back in 2014 maybe for
[02:46:12] example it would be pretty
[02:46:15] unwise to send a US military person and
[02:46:19] obviously we didn't do this obviously
[02:46:21] like YouTube just understand if you're
[02:46:22] on YouTube that like we didn't do this
[02:46:24] this is hypothetical that like and I'm
[02:46:26] explaining why it would be so silly to
[02:46:27] do this right because like you didn't
[02:46:31] you wouldn't send like a US government
[02:46:33] official or like an army like Squadron
[02:46:37] to that country to like foment a
[02:46:40] revolution and start a coup because then
[02:46:42] if anybody caught them it'd be like bro
[02:46:44] why is the Americans starting a coup
[02:46:46] over here on the border of Russia that's
[02:46:48] a bad call
[02:46:50] right so what you would do is you would
[02:46:54] funnel some money through a corporation
[02:46:56] out there somewhere maybe to another
[02:46:58] group down to another group and then
[02:46:59] like over to this Rebel group that's
[02:47:01] already there and already pissed and
[02:47:03] that's the history of the CIA all
[02:47:05] throughout their history like forever
[02:47:07] and they've always operated through
[02:47:09] shell corporations and it's the the
[02:47:10] clearest way to find that is to research
[02:47:12] the history of the CIA smuggling drugs
[02:47:14] in Vietnam which is like open history
[02:47:17] that's been Declassified because they
[02:47:19] got exposed for it all we went deep on
[02:47:22] that last week and if you miss last
[02:47:24] week's
[02:47:25] stream pop some more popcorn and buckle
[02:47:28] the [ __ ] up because last week's stream
[02:47:29] was
[02:47:30] crazy um we exposed like literally the
[02:47:33] whole CIA Rothchild banking Empire
[02:47:37] collaboration to sell drugs all around
[02:47:39] the world for 40 or 50 years in
[02:47:40] collaboration with President of the
[02:47:41] United States of America it was a whole
[02:47:44] thing
[02:47:46] but that era is a bunch of really clear
[02:47:49] data of
[02:47:50] how the CIA and all intelligence
[02:47:53] agencies use shell companies and
[02:47:56] corporate corporations to engage in
[02:47:58] their activities and then when you pair
[02:48:00] that with the fact that they've been
[02:48:01] operating on behalf of Corporations
[02:48:03] basically some since the start then tie
[02:48:06] that back into what we're talking about
[02:48:08] here with all these corporations doing
[02:48:10] all their shady [ __ ] and you like zoom
[02:48:12] over here to S day louder and you
[02:48:14] realize that this is like literally like
[02:48:17] a giant mob family who made all of their
[02:48:19] original wealth like in collaboration
[02:48:21] with the mob and the mafia and then
[02:48:23] they're like also on the board is a
[02:48:26] Rothchild who is collaborating with the
[02:48:28] bronfman if you know your history then
[02:48:31] you
[02:48:31] know
[02:48:33] and and so corporate vectors of control
[02:48:37] via money via shareholding voter sh
[02:48:40] shareholder voting rights via
[02:48:42] controlling who gets into the club and
[02:48:44] then once you're in the club then you
[02:48:47] start to get access to these other
[02:48:49] vectors of power like being in the Aspen
[02:48:51] Institute like being in NATO like you
[02:48:55] know joining globalist organizations
[02:48:57] think tanks Etc getting your voice at
[02:48:59] those tables get your voice at those
[02:49:01] tables maybe you get like kind of side
[02:49:03] recruited by these agencies to have you
[02:49:05] know it's just like ladders of power
[02:49:08] webs of dealings and all along
[02:49:09] everyone's blackmailing each other with
[02:49:11] all kinds of
[02:49:13] [ __ ] um
[02:49:17] so history of the C
[02:49:19] done MC broken that was a funny rabbit
[02:49:20] hole but we're going to skip
[02:49:23] it media media and
[02:49:29] monopolies here's the problem is I could
[02:49:30] just go through my notes for [ __ ]
[02:49:32] ever and it'll be never ending so we're
[02:49:36] gonna have to stop at some point
[02:49:38] here usaid you are correct that is a
[02:49:41] giant money laundering operation
[02:49:49] that's quote okay that's a good comment
[02:49:51] Gerard though that's why Putin said the
[02:49:53] CIA is his real enemy in the Tucker
[02:49:56] interview and it's important to remember
[02:49:58] everyone like and it's not me saying
[02:50:00] that Putin's a good guy like Putin is a
[02:50:02] complex human that has done lots of
[02:50:03] horrible things like he's just a guy you
[02:50:05] know he's a strong man and strong men
[02:50:08] have done lots of horrible things but
[02:50:10] there's almost no one in the world
[02:50:12] better qualified to recognize Western
[02:50:16] intelligence operations than the dude
[02:50:18] whose entire career has been combating
[02:50:21] Western intelligence operations right
[02:50:24] like his whole career was in the KGB
[02:50:27] combating the CIA right and his whole
[02:50:30] career has been defending Russia against
[02:50:32] C like the cold war never
[02:50:35] ended and it's clearly still going on
[02:50:38] today so so I just I find everything
[02:50:40] that Putin is saying about the the
[02:50:42] attacks about Ukraine about the whole
[02:50:44] situation I find it really interesting
[02:50:45] to hear what he's saying out loud
[02:50:48] because that's not even what he believes
[02:50:50] in private but it's like what he's it's
[02:50:52] fascinating
[02:50:53] so and obviously you shouldn't believe
[02:50:55] everything Putin says it face value
[02:50:57] either you know you should think about
[02:50:58] his motives and his perspectives and
[02:51:01] everything but like definitely don't
[02:51:03] believe what the US is saying at face
[02:51:06] value okay media monopolies um this is
[02:51:11] obvious but it's just more of the same
[02:51:13] the boards of places like Comcast is
[02:51:16] just like
[02:51:18] I I dare you to find someone on this
[02:51:20] board of directors that has experience
[02:51:22] dealing with media at
[02:51:25] all right like why hire someone who's
[02:51:28] good at media when you could hire a
[02:51:30] banker and a real estate manager and a
[02:51:33] banker and a chemical company guy and a
[02:51:35] banker and a Pepsi Cola guy a guy that
[02:51:38] makes cheap ass spices and Royal cruises
[02:51:40] sorry that's a girl oh Warton School of
[02:51:43] Pennsylvania hey maybe he's a CIA
[02:51:45] operative oh hey young Brands KFC Pizza
[02:51:48] Hut coo Bell that'll be really helpful
[02:51:50] when you're reporting the news oh and
[02:51:53] then this guy
[02:51:55] who's uh real tied to Israel and the
[02:51:59] Wharton School of Pennsylvania and the
[02:52:01] business Round Table don't worry he's
[02:52:03] totally not a Massad CIA operative in
[02:52:06] charge the CEO of Comcast which is
[02:52:09] MSNBC I'm sure he
[02:52:12] just I'm sure he was picked for his what
[02:52:15] squash skills
[02:52:18] he goes to the Jewish Olympics every
[02:52:21] year
[02:52:26] um where does it say what he
[02:52:30] does oh that's from the games he attends
[02:52:33] it as oh I don't think I cut that part
[02:52:36] in but he's like a a a world champion I
[02:52:40] think it's a he's a squash player and he
[02:52:43] goes to the Jewish Olympics in Israel
[02:52:45] every year to play Squash CE of
[02:52:50] Comcast so yeah not a single person on
[02:52:52] their board has any media experience at
[02:52:56] all tells you a lot about the leadership
[02:53:01] about the content on MSNBC and a fun
[02:53:05] factoid you can look up yourself is that
[02:53:09] programs like Rachel mattow for example
[02:53:12] like all of the news programs on
[02:53:14] mainstream media they're not actually
[02:53:16] classified in the legal documents news
[02:53:18] programs they're classified as opinion
[02:53:21] programming that's literally the phrase
[02:53:23] that's used because it's not news it's
[02:53:25] opinions and they want to be protected
[02:53:27] from any legal action against them as
[02:53:29] though they were misreporting the news
[02:53:30] and so in all of the legal Frameworks
[02:53:33] that they use you can look this up they
[02:53:35] call it opinion programming which is
[02:53:37] just a really ironic choice of
[02:53:40] words when you think about
[02:53:43] it but uh the same story is true when
[02:53:45] you come over to Walt Disney who's on
[02:53:47] the board of wal Disney which is you
[02:53:49] know we're talking about like all of the
[02:53:51] Disney Studios as well as ABC Marvel
[02:53:54] ESPN National Geographic Lucas Films Etc
[02:53:58] um well we've got Nike we've got defense
[02:54:02] contractors and cars we've got the CIA
[02:54:04] and Oracle and banking we've got [ __ ]
[02:54:09] chemicals Cisco is kind of like can no
[02:54:12] not
[02:54:14] really we've got
[02:54:16] Pharmaceuticals antivirus softare we
[02:54:19] instacart [ __ ] yeah they'll sell you
[02:54:21] Coca-Cola we got some bankers and some
[02:54:24] globalist think tanks more bankers and
[02:54:27] then Bob Iger the CEO more
[02:54:32] Bankers Lulu Lemon and Sephora Calvin
[02:54:35] look at this dude look at this
[02:54:37] [ __ ] Calvin he looks like a
[02:54:40] Calvin Lulu Lemon seers and Sephora yep
[02:54:44] or uh Pharmaceuticals and Target not a
[02:54:48] sing one of them has okay meta You could
[02:54:51] argue that meta is some experience in
[02:54:53] the media field right sky might be
[02:54:57] broadcasting yeah so sky is Media
[02:55:00] experience good for you Jeremy youve got
[02:55:02] a little
[02:55:03] bit and other than
[02:55:06] that none whatsoever on the board of
[02:55:10] Disney funny how that
[02:55:13] works and then uh yeah you you know the
[02:55:16] rest of that story okay
[02:55:20] um let's briefly talk about how so we've
[02:55:23] talked about how Wall Street elects the
[02:55:26] boards of directors of every corporation
[02:55:28] in America and through that voting power
[02:55:32] they elect you know I'm sure great
[02:55:35] people with a lot of experience that's
[02:55:36] super relevant but like certainly people
[02:55:39] that owe them favors now certainly
[02:55:41] people that will promote
[02:55:44] the you know things they're looking to
[02:55:47] promote
[02:55:49] and you can just look up like the video
[02:55:51] of Larry saying we need to force
[02:55:53] behaviors which was taken out of context
[02:55:55] but what he me was like we need to
[02:55:57] incentivize corporations to save the
[02:55:59] world with ESG obviously to like push
[02:56:02] the agenda that we're pushing because
[02:56:04] like they won't do it on their own and
[02:56:05] so what we need to do is with all of our
[02:56:08] share voting power we need to tell these
[02:56:11] [ __ ] CEOs that if you don't come into
[02:56:14] line and promote the ESG policies I want
[02:56:17] you to promote I'll [ __ ] unelect you
[02:56:19] and put someone else in your place bro
[02:56:22] that's more or less what he meant is
[02:56:24] forcing
[02:56:26] behaviors and so you can only imagine
[02:56:29] what kind of
[02:56:31] uh leverage they're exerting over all
[02:56:33] the people they're electing on all these
[02:56:35] Boards of directors all of the uh
[02:56:38] pushing of ideas and of policies and of
[02:56:41] just like corrupt [ __ ] to the
[02:56:44] top because it's not like everything is
[02:56:46] an agenda it's not like it's necess NE
[02:56:48] arily like a globalist agenda to like
[02:56:51] maybe it is to like put poison in your
[02:56:53] food but it certainly is an agenda to
[02:56:56] profit at all costs and if you put
[02:56:57] someone aoral into the position at the
[02:56:59] top of the Archer Daniel Mills food
[02:57:01] company and their goal is to profit at
[02:57:03] all cost you're damned right they're
[02:57:05] going to use really cheap seed oils that
[02:57:06] are shitty for your body and it's like
[02:57:08] oh well if that happens to benefit fiser
[02:57:11] down the line when you have
[02:57:14] diabetes but the same people own both
[02:57:17] companies they both get rap shop both
[02:57:18] and they both put both people in the
[02:57:20] place so I'm not saying it's a big like
[02:57:24] I'm not saying like it's like my
[02:57:26] screenshot and they're like literally
[02:57:27] all sitting at the table and like like
[02:57:30] I'm not trying to say that it's like
[02:57:32] literally a cabal of people sitting at a
[02:57:35] table making all the plans I'm just I'm
[02:57:37] just saying that it's
[02:57:39] like when you exert pressure in many
[02:57:43] directions on many systems all in the
[02:57:45] same general direction you wind up with
[02:57:49] a lot of the same results that continue
[02:57:50] things in the same direction and if you
[02:57:52] benefit from that direction then you
[02:57:54] just keep pushing right
[02:57:58] so now let's talk about The Regulators
[02:58:01] the people that are supposed to hold the
[02:58:02] financial Market to account the dtcc is
[02:58:05] not exactly a regulator the dtcc is the
[02:58:10] holding company that holds everyone's
[02:58:13] stocks that are actually not real but
[02:58:16] that's a whole other topic
[02:58:18] um but the dtcc is the company that
[02:58:22] basically makes the whole stock market
[02:58:24] work they're the company that
[02:58:27] uh that everyone that is on the stock
[02:58:30] market registers with them and then they
[02:58:33] give you your shares they hold the the
[02:58:35] real shares in their vault so to speak
[02:58:38] then they give you the certificates that
[02:58:39] you sell on the open market so that you
[02:58:41] and I can all buy the shares right and
[02:58:43] so they're in charge of the mechanics
[02:58:45] that keep the market working and if for
[02:58:48] example like a pesky little stock like
[02:58:51] GameStop were to like cause a short
[02:58:54] squeeze that was going to maybe like
[02:58:56] explode some of the biggest financial
[02:58:58] institutions in the markets and maybe
[02:59:00] like create some really like big
[02:59:03] multi-trillion dollar problems for like
[02:59:05] all the big banks that were on the other
[02:59:07] side of that
[02:59:08] trade then the dtcc would be like the
[02:59:12] ones that would be in charge of all the
[02:59:15] mechanics of making sure that the
[02:59:17] fraudulent shorting and all that stuff
[02:59:19] wasn't ever happening because obviously
[02:59:20] that would never happen in a market as
[02:59:22] great and like respectable as ours um
[02:59:25] and you know how great and respectable
[02:59:26] our Market is because the company that's
[02:59:30] in charge of keeping the stock market
[02:59:32] running and and controlling all the
[02:59:34] shares is obviously staffed by all the
[02:59:37] most reputable insiders
[02:59:40] imaginable um I mean who better to make
[02:59:42] sure that the market is running
[02:59:44] effectively than people that come from
[02:59:47] all the big Banks
[02:59:48] as well as from All The Regulators like
[02:59:50] bny melon finra is one of the biggest
[02:59:53] Regulators actually Regulators
[02:59:55] Securities and Exchange Commission
[02:59:57] rubbing shoulders with people from PWC
[02:59:59] Booz and Co City Bank Leman Brothers
[03:00:03] Goldman Sachs JP Morgan Chase Morgan
[03:00:04] Stanley JP Morgan Chase oh hey Citadel
[03:00:07] you know that Citadel that totally did
[03:00:09] not you know naked short GameStop and
[03:00:11] then lie on the stand about it I mean
[03:00:13] obviously he didn't because that would
[03:00:15] be
[03:00:16] illegal um so just just I'm just like
[03:00:19] giving you a scroll through of the type
[03:00:22] of club that you're not in
[03:00:26] and and really everyone's in the club
[03:00:29] except for you and your poor ass because
[03:00:33] it's important that the club keep the
[03:00:35] market running effectively right and
[03:00:37] smoothly and efficiently and if you
[03:00:39] wanted to like you know own stocks in a
[03:00:41] company you'd want to have faith that
[03:00:43] your stocks were legitimate and weren't
[03:00:45] actually just fake slips of paper that
[03:00:47] meant
[03:00:49] and that they could turn the buy button
[03:00:50] off at any time and like and so that's
[03:00:52] why you have such reputable individuals
[03:00:56] from such highly reputable non-criminal
[03:00:58] Financial organizations making sure the
[03:01:00] Market's running
[03:01:02] smoothly don't even get me started on
[03:01:04] the board of finra the actual regulator
[03:01:06] which is actually staffed by all the
[03:01:08] bankers that regulate all the banks
[03:01:12] that's a whole other
[03:01:13] story but uh
[03:01:23] yeah is it worth going there okay I'll
[03:01:25] just I'll just briefly skim it and I'll
[03:01:26] tell you so finra the financial what
[03:01:30] what's it actually stand for financial
[03:01:32] um financial industry regulatory
[03:01:35] Authority finra it is like very much the
[03:01:40] regulator
[03:01:42] okay and when you scroll through their
[03:01:45] their uh
[03:01:48] their
[03:01:49] board
[03:01:51] the head of Vanguard is on their board
[03:01:54] funny how that works this guy's from
[03:01:56] susuan keyword sus in the
[03:02:01] susuan um Federal Reserve HSBC one of
[03:02:05] the most corrupt Banks ever HSBC was
[03:02:08] literally the Opium smuggling Bank
[03:02:10] founded in Hong Kong to help the British
[03:02:12] Empire smuggle opium into China during
[03:02:14] the Opium Wars that's why HSBC was
[03:02:17] founded just in case you didn't know
[03:02:19] what HSBC was HSBC is the British
[03:02:22] government's opium bank for opium Waring
[03:02:26] all over China back in the 1800s I'm
[03:02:29] sure they're good guys now though
[03:02:33] obviously then we have Brookings
[03:02:35] Institute um this is Capital One in
[03:02:37] Accenture Freddy Mack and Bank of
[03:02:40] America remember this is at the
[03:02:41] regulator these are the people
[03:02:42] regulating all the banks um catalyst is
[03:02:46] just an interesting Rabbit Hole St Louis
[03:02:48] the FED e Toro great brokerage Morgan
[03:02:53] Stanley so I mean at least it's not as
[03:02:56] corrupt as like some of these other
[03:02:58] boards of directors but uh I can only
[03:03:02] imagine what vangard Vanguard and Susana
[03:03:04] and HSBC are doing to regulate the
[03:03:06] regulations on the regulated regulations
[03:03:09] it's very highly regulated
[03:03:12] so the regulations are captured the
[03:03:16] corporations are advising the thing
[03:03:17] tanks that are advising the government
[03:03:19] on how to regulate the system the whole
[03:03:23] system is set up by the people that have
[03:03:25] the most money electing the people that
[03:03:26] they want to have the power in the
[03:03:28] system to run the whole system all over
[03:03:30] your
[03:03:33] ass we spent all last week going through
[03:03:36] the five star trust which explicitly
[03:03:38] lays out in detail how
[03:03:41] like they'll sometimes just get together
[03:03:43] and smoke a drugs on the side just for
[03:03:45] fun you know like like an opioid
[03:03:50] epidemic those things don't just come
[03:03:52] out of
[03:03:53] nowhere and then maybe the last thing we
[03:03:55] we'll go through on this side of my
[03:03:57] notes is if you hadn't seen it I've
[03:03:59] talked about this before this is someone
[03:04:01] else's work a a Reddit
[03:04:04] user that did this due diligence where
[03:04:07] he really effectively Illustrated what
[03:04:09] these ownership structures look like and
[03:04:11] how you might conceptualize of it all
[03:04:13] spiraling upwards to this like
[03:04:15] mysterious ownership at the top
[03:04:18] um and he visualized it in a really cool
[03:04:20] way that I
[03:04:24] will show you here so if you take the
[03:04:28] company Black Rock here for example and
[03:04:30] you split Black Rock up into all the
[03:04:33] different ownership Stakes of all the
[03:04:35] different companies that own it the
[03:04:36] biggest owner is Maro Lynch because they
[03:04:38] had a merger and Maro Lynch and black
[03:04:39] rock merged a long time ago and now
[03:04:41] technically Maro Lynch holds a bunch of
[03:04:42] the Black Rock shares then there's the
[03:04:43] Vanguard shares Black Rock State Street
[03:04:45] Capital World investors these are all
[03:04:47] the different people that hold Black
[03:04:48] Rock and white is the space for people
[03:04:51] like you and me retail investors this is
[03:04:53] how much of Black Rock we collectively
[03:04:55] own and gray is insiders Like Larry
[03:04:58] think and all the colors are other
[03:04:59] corporations right but then if you think
[03:05:02] about it like Maro Lynch is owned by a
[03:05:05] bunch of Corporations like so what if
[03:05:07] you broke up Maro Lynch's whole section
[03:05:09] here into the corporations that own Maro
[03:05:11] Lynch and so he did that and now it
[03:05:14] looks like that right because burer
[03:05:16] hathway owns a whole bunch of Maro Lynch
[03:05:17] and then retail owns some right but then
[03:05:19] it's like you look at that and you're
[03:05:20] like well but all those corporations are
[03:05:23] actually owned by all the other
[03:05:24] corporations so like what if you put all
[03:05:26] that in there right you see where this
[03:05:28] is going he did that and then it just
[03:05:30] breaks down smaller and smaller and
[03:05:32] smaller and the only places that don't
[03:05:34] break down is the white because that's
[03:05:36] us and we're not owned by corporations
[03:05:38] right so anywhere there's white that's
[03:05:40] like real humans retail investors like
[03:05:42] you and me that own shares in whichever
[03:05:44] company that's a part of gray is
[03:05:47] insiders which which is similar but it's
[03:05:48] like Mark Zuckerberg instead of you and
[03:05:50] me and then all the colors are just
[03:05:52] corporations owning corporations owning
[03:05:53] corporations owning corporations and
[03:05:54] realistically it's Banks owning
[03:05:56] corporations and then Banks owning the
[03:05:58] banks owning the banks owning the banks
[03:06:00] just a giant cluster [ __ ] and so you can
[03:06:02] go into whatever level of depth and
[03:06:04] detail you want as he did with his
[03:06:06] algorithms but eventually he simplifies
[03:06:09] it and says like any of this infinite
[03:06:11] spiral of corporate ownership of
[03:06:13] corporate ownership of corporate
[03:06:14] ownership we'll just color it all black
[03:06:16] because that's exactly it is is it's
[03:06:18] just darkness it's just evil and
[03:06:21] darkness and so when you visualize Black
[03:06:23] Rock like that of what if when you break
[03:06:26] down the ownership Stakes into the
[03:06:27] ownership Stakes into the ownership
[03:06:28] Stakes this is the square that you get
[03:06:31] white are portions that are owned by
[03:06:34] Regular People Like Us gray are the
[03:06:36] portions of various corporations that
[03:06:37] are owned by insiders like maybe Warren
[03:06:40] Buffett is they probably this one right
[03:06:42] here for Berkshire hathway maybe this
[03:06:44] one like I don't know maybe there's like
[03:06:45] Larry think down there maybe that's like
[03:06:48] I don't I don't know who that would be
[03:06:49] right like but white and gray and then
[03:06:51] black is just Mega Corp is how he
[03:06:54] visualized it and then he repeated the
[03:06:56] process for a bunch of other companies
[03:06:59] like Bank of America if you start out
[03:07:00] red there's Bank of America on level one
[03:07:04] there's Bank of America on level two and
[03:07:07] then Bank of America turns into this
[03:07:09] mostly just owned by Mega Corp with a
[03:07:11] few Big Blocks of retail
[03:07:12] investors same thing for State
[03:07:15] Street but with far less retail
[03:07:20] investors same thing for
[03:07:22] Vanguard but with far less retail
[03:07:24] investors and then he did the same thing
[03:07:26] for a bunch of regular companies like
[03:07:29] Amazon's actually got a bunch of retail
[03:07:31] ownership Best Buy Alberton Etc so just
[03:07:35] a good
[03:07:36] visual to sort of clarify and to
[03:07:39] visualize what we were talking about
[03:07:41] earlier about how they all own each
[03:07:43] other when I think about that now ever
[03:07:45] since I read this dude's report it's a
[03:07:46] great report it's on Reddit you can
[03:07:48] search it out if you search for Reddit
[03:07:50] fle is
[03:07:52] Einhorn GameStop you'll probably find
[03:07:55] it um because it helps me visualize what
[03:07:59] we're talking about when we're talking
[03:08:00] about everyone just owning each other in
[03:08:02] one giant cluster [ __ ] and the question
[03:08:04] is who who controls all the black space
[03:08:08] which is just the Giant pool of
[03:08:09] corporate banking money at the top
[03:08:11] that's just floating between them all
[03:08:12] owning each other like who actually
[03:08:15] exerts the power over all of that that's
[03:08:17] the million-dollar question and I don't
[03:08:19] necessarily have the answer for you
[03:08:23] but I think that you can discern some of
[03:08:26] those answers by actually looking at the
[03:08:28] people and looking at their connections
[03:08:30] and looking at who's who and who seems
[03:08:32] to hold the most
[03:08:34] power in these circles
[03:08:38] so welcome if you're new if you've been
[03:08:41] hanging out all night I appreciate you I
[03:08:43] love
[03:08:45] you the sun has set set out here in
[03:08:50] Japan we're at 3 hours and 8
[03:08:53] minutes and we're going to go for a
[03:08:55] little longer but we're not going to
[03:08:56] make it all the way to four hours
[03:08:57] tonight because I gotta pee and my voice
[03:09:00] is getting
[03:09:03] scratchy let me just checking on our
[03:09:05] comments here I appreciate seeing all
[03:09:06] the homies in the
[03:09:08] comments Templar I love you I appreciate
[03:09:12] you thanks Debbie um
[03:09:15] okay okay free the people free the
[03:09:18] people you asked could you upload your
[03:09:20] obsidian canvas files I would love to
[03:09:22] understand this in more depth I wish I
[03:09:24] could um and I've been trying to for
[03:09:26] quite some time but unfortunately so
[03:09:28] obsidian has a share feature where you
[03:09:31] can publish your obsidian notes to the
[03:09:33] web as a whole
[03:09:35] website and I was like [ __ ] yeah like I
[03:09:38] can give I can literally publish my
[03:09:40] notes and give them out um and to be
[03:09:42] honest I was planning on publishing it
[03:09:44] and giving it out to my like5 paid
[03:09:46] subscribers on locals as like a thank
[03:09:48] you to them so that they could all
[03:09:49] access my
[03:09:50] notes um but
[03:09:53] then it turns out that actually the
[03:09:55] publish feature does not work with the
[03:09:57] canvas's feature you can only public the
[03:10:00] B publish the basic [ __ ] normal notes
[03:10:02] not the canvas notes at this point which
[03:10:05] is like literally the only feature I use
[03:10:07] is the canvas so that's useless so I
[03:10:09] can't actually I mean it's not even like
[03:10:12] a file format you can export them as
[03:10:14] PDFs but they that [ __ ] up too they
[03:10:17] were were turning into like multi 100
[03:10:19] megabyte super files that compressed all
[03:10:21] weird and then all the blocks got all
[03:10:23] [ __ ] up so it was actually just a Garb
[03:10:25] good mish mosh of messed up day it was
[03:10:28] it was ruined so so far there's not a
[03:10:31] way other than live streaming for me to
[03:10:33] share my notes with you but apparently
[03:10:35] obsidian is working on creating a feat
[03:10:38] they're working on adding the share
[03:10:40] feature to the canvas feature and people
[03:10:42] have been bugging them about it and so
[03:10:44] hopefully sometime in the next couple
[03:10:45] months they'll make that happen and they
[03:10:47] do I will publish my notes so that y'all
[03:10:50] can access them because you're right it
[03:10:53] is way more effective for you to be able
[03:10:56] to scroll around in this and to look at
[03:10:57] the connection I've drawn and to read
[03:10:58] what I've written and to read the
[03:10:59] articles I've pieced in here it's way
[03:11:02] less you
[03:11:04] know seeing them on a live stream is
[03:11:06] cool but it's not the same as
[03:11:08] manipulating them yourself and actually
[03:11:10] getting to just like dive through them
[03:11:11] yourself so that is my goal is to give
[03:11:13] you that opportunity at some point okay
[03:11:18] Boards of directors um we're not going
[03:11:22] to have time to do all the snooping all
[03:11:24] the fun digging through these Boards of
[03:11:26] directors that it deserves but
[03:11:29] um in case you missed it at the
[03:11:31] beginning I've got this whole file here
[03:11:34] where I started at Black Rock and I
[03:11:36] pieced out all their board of directors
[03:11:38] and I went through their bios and I you
[03:11:41] know figured out who they were and what
[03:11:42] they're all about and where they've
[03:11:43] worked and what their connections are
[03:11:45] and then you start making connections
[03:11:46] like so so if you take Black Rock and
[03:11:48] you go up to Hans vestberg who's on the
[03:11:50] board of Black Rock well he's also the
[03:11:53] CEO of Verizon and if we follow his
[03:11:55] train oh that's over to Ericson if we
[03:11:57] follow his train over this way to the
[03:11:59] board of Verizon then you might make
[03:12:02] some connections to some other people in
[03:12:04] particular you realize the connection to
[03:12:06] the board of Ericson and Erikson is the
[03:12:09] Wallenberg fam's company and if you
[03:12:12] don't know about them I would certainly
[03:12:15] not suggest you dig into them with a VPN
[03:12:19] because they are an
[03:12:20] upstanding fantastically wealthy family
[03:12:23] that many people have never heard
[03:12:25] of um hoay
[03:12:28] Sweden so Hans vestberg leads us in some
[03:12:31] interesting directions um and I mean all
[03:12:34] these other people are interesting too
[03:12:37] Amin H Nasser is an interesting one
[03:12:39] because the thing about Boards of
[03:12:40] directors is that really the point of a
[03:12:42] board of directors is it represents the
[03:12:44] biggest shareholders and so so the thing
[03:12:48] that black rock gets out of its board of
[03:12:49] directors is the influence that they
[03:12:51] represent the connections they have the
[03:12:53] past dealing it's like it's not what you
[03:12:55] know it's who you know right and so they
[03:12:57] did have Bader M alsad on the board for
[03:13:00] several years and he represented the
[03:13:02] Kuwait oil interests but now they got
[03:13:06] the Saudi oil interests and it's like
[03:13:09] yeah you've been fun Kuwait but now we
[03:13:11] got the big boys and so Kuwait's on the
[03:13:14] way out and Saud is on the way in and
[03:13:17] Amin H Nasser is the president and CEO
[03:13:21] of the Saudi Arabian Oil Company Saudi
[03:13:24] aramco and on the board of Saudi ramco
[03:13:27] is our buddy Mark Weinberger who we met
[03:13:31] over on the board of Johnson and Johnson
[03:13:33] who's also on the board of JP Morgan and
[03:13:36] Chase there's he there he is all over
[03:13:38] again but then also we got Chevron guys
[03:13:41] we got shell guys we got Dow Chemical
[03:13:45] Guys City group we got h BC multiple
[03:13:48] times oh this dude is literally the IMF
[03:13:51] and the World Bank if you know you know
[03:13:55] um so you know you can start to like
[03:13:57] follow these connections so you know
[03:13:59] let's just follow one of them let's go
[03:14:00] HSBC let's jump over here where do the
[03:14:02] HSBC oh here's HSBC was right here okay
[03:14:06] so who's on the board remember this is
[03:14:08] the uh this is originally HSBC was set
[03:14:11] up in Hong Kong as the British Empire's
[03:14:14] opium smuggling Bank to launder all
[03:14:16] their opium money and to like ship all
[03:14:18] their opium into China and then when
[03:14:19] China was like yo we are so done with
[03:14:22] you smuggling opium into our country and
[03:14:24] getting all of our citizens addicted to
[03:14:25] Opium stop they were like uh how about
[03:14:28] the best I can do is literally declare
[03:14:30] war on you and force you to keep buying
[03:14:32] our opium and then they did twice look
[03:14:37] up the Opium Wars it's super [ __ ] up
[03:14:39] so that's HSBC and they are you know
[03:14:43] mostly just staffed by bankers and oil
[03:14:45] Executives oh little bit of military
[03:14:48] industrial contract complex over here
[03:14:49] Bay systems the government of
[03:14:53] Mexico
[03:14:55] interesting oh hey a financial system
[03:14:57] regulator on
[03:14:59] finra
[03:15:01] neat okay and then it's like what other
[03:15:04] kind of spice do you want well we've
[03:15:06] already looked at the board of directors
[03:15:07] of City Group this guy's on the board of
[03:15:10] HSBC and he's formerly on the board of
[03:15:13] City group we already talked about City
[03:15:16] group and the C
[03:15:18] I think one of the most uh some of the
[03:15:20] spicier connections um or some of the
[03:15:23] connections that you might not think
[03:15:24] about are companies that are tied into
[03:15:28] everything but they're not on the front
[03:15:30] of our minds as regular people because
[03:15:32] we don't consume the products at the
[03:15:34] level that they're making and a good
[03:15:36] example is Dao Dupont The Chemical
[03:15:38] Company Dao shows up all over the place
[03:15:42] um this is a board of Goldman Sachs the
[03:15:45] bank and
[03:15:49] Ellen is tied to Dow Chemical
[03:15:52] Company along with a ton of other people
[03:15:54] all over this chart where's Dow where's
[03:15:56] Dow where's dow we're going all the way
[03:15:57] down here all the way down here okay you
[03:16:02] can see all these other lines if you can
[03:16:04] see my cursor there like all these other
[03:16:06] lines coming down into this Dow Corner
[03:16:08] because this is the very corner of the
[03:16:10] map there's nothing further over here so
[03:16:12] all of these lines are connections from
[03:16:14] Dow just to the other companies that are
[03:16:16] on my chart and I've only only got like
[03:16:18] maybe 15 companies so far on this chart
[03:16:20] it's not that many but Dow is connected
[03:16:22] to tons of them because Dow is actually
[03:16:26] a huge part of the Petro economy because
[03:16:30] a bunch of P chemicals are being made
[03:16:32] into Plastics and solvents and all sorts
[03:16:34] of chemicals so they're deeply tied to
[03:16:37] you know people like shell and
[03:16:39] Chevron Sherwin Williams paint it's an
[03:16:42] obvious link to a chemical company but
[03:16:44] then they're also tied into the banking
[03:16:46] system they got a bunch of Bankers on
[03:16:48] here you got John Deere I mean just
[03:16:50] think about how much how many chemicals
[03:16:53] a company like John Deere is using to
[03:16:55] manufacture and big Agriculture and
[03:16:57] stuff like that we've got defense
[03:16:59] contractors oh hey Norfolk Southern you
[03:17:03] know the company that spilled all the
[03:17:05] [ __ ] in East Palestine yeah look at this
[03:17:08] guy he looks like the kind of guy that
[03:17:11] would be on the board of Norfolk
[03:17:12] Southern don't you think let me just
[03:17:14] blow this [ __ ] up real quick look at
[03:17:16] this look at
[03:17:18] Wesley what a
[03:17:21] [ __ ]
[03:17:22] okay so da you know I I knew about da
[03:17:27] but I didn't realize how connected they
[03:17:30] were until I made this
[03:17:32] chart and just for shits and giggles
[03:17:34] let's follow one of these connections
[03:17:35] let's
[03:17:36] follow okay so Wesley Bush on North
[03:17:40] grman we'll follow that connection
[03:17:43] although I guess we already know where
[03:17:44] north of G's going to go we we already
[03:17:47] know about North or Grumman but if we
[03:17:48] just follow that line straight over here
[03:17:51] then boom we're at North or
[03:17:53] Grumman you know who else gets a lot of
[03:17:55] ties is IBM so we'll follow this tie up
[03:17:57] to IBM This Woman's on the board of
[03:17:59] northw Grumman she's also on the board
[03:18:02] of IBM so we're traing we're tracing
[03:18:03] this
[03:18:04] line all the way up to the top and we'll
[03:18:07] just play this game for just a few more
[03:18:09] minutes just because it's
[03:18:10] fun because we can because ain't no one
[03:18:13] going to tell us to stop boom IBM she's
[03:18:16] on the board of IBM too Maryanne same
[03:18:18] chick look at that so IBM we're also now
[03:18:23] so now at IBM we're at the top of the
[03:18:24] chart there's nothing further up here at
[03:18:26] the top and so all of these lines here
[03:18:29] are all connections just to the other
[03:18:31] companies that are on my chart so far
[03:18:33] IBM is super tied in all over the place
[03:18:39] um ties to Vanguard ties to Saudia ramco
[03:18:43] ties to this guy on Dow Chemical in the
[03:18:46] business Council
[03:18:47] ties to this guy the chairman and chief
[03:18:49] executive of IBM also on northr
[03:18:53] Grumman where else we got we got oh yeah
[03:18:56] so we came over here because of this
[03:18:58] gal but then we also got this dude here
[03:19:01] Peter R
[03:19:03] voser tied to Shell that's tied to IBM
[03:19:06] back to
[03:19:09] Shell
[03:19:11] right so just all these things that like
[03:19:13] you don't notice until you start drawing
[03:19:14] out these lines but now let's talk about
[03:19:17] zotus and let's talk about Estee louder
[03:19:20] before we wrap this baby
[03:19:21] up um zotus is a really good example of
[03:19:25] a company that nobody knows about and
[03:19:26] nobody knows matters until you think
[03:19:29] about it and then it's like oh obviously
[03:19:31] that matters right so what is zotus
[03:19:34] actually this is going to take us into
[03:19:35] big Pharma inevitably we'll have to do a
[03:19:37] little bit of Merc and fizer too on
[03:19:40] this actually let's start at fizer is
[03:19:43] she on fizer's board no well we'll
[03:19:45] briefly just skim fizer here
[03:19:47] so fizer's board it's just worth noting
[03:19:49] that they got people like Ronald Bankers
[03:19:54] City UBS Etc they've got Susan Desmond
[03:19:57] Helman who is the former CEO of the bill
[03:20:00] and willing The Gates
[03:20:02] Foundation on the board of
[03:20:04] fizer they've got more bankers and the
[03:20:08] Brookings Institute is one of those
[03:20:09] globalist organizations that we skipped
[03:20:12] over um they've got Scott gotley which
[03:20:15] is basically a CIA oper um resilience is
[03:20:18] a CIA backed organization that
[03:20:20] manufactured all of the uh genetic
[03:20:23] material
[03:20:25] for the shots for
[03:20:29] madna resilience that's a wild rabbit
[03:20:32] hole hell of a stumble that was a big
[03:20:34] one that I went down for a long time
[03:20:36] there um this Catalyst company it's a
[03:20:40] funny rabbit hole not going to get into
[03:20:42] it right now and then the CEO of
[03:20:45] Thompson reiters because you know you
[03:20:46] got have the news on your side so that's
[03:20:48] the board of fizer right and then
[03:20:51] briefly the board of MC similar story um
[03:20:55] MC has people like like just for for a
[03:20:57] second here just for a second here for
[03:20:59] for just for a second here like just
[03:21:01] hold up and look [ __ ] what's like yo
[03:21:04] Stanford Business School um if you want
[03:21:06] to go to Stanford and get a graduate
[03:21:08] school Business Degree you can damn well
[03:21:10] bet that you're going to get the MC
[03:21:11] degree because MK be educating you good
[03:21:14] thing too because they know what's up
[03:21:17] I mean if you're going to run a
[03:21:18] pharmaceutical company you might as well
[03:21:19] have other pharmaceutical companies on
[03:21:21] your pH pharmaceutical company board
[03:21:23] right obviously um Bankers I mean you
[03:21:26] got to have Google and YouTube on your
[03:21:27] team because how else you g to censor
[03:21:29] all the content telling people that big
[03:21:30] farm is bad duh so Mary Ellen Co if
[03:21:34] you're watching this um you know feel
[03:21:36] free to cut the YouTube stream anytime I
[03:21:39] understand you're just doing your job
[03:21:40] it's no big deal um former CEO of
[03:21:44] Thompson reuter on this one so you know
[03:21:46] like fizer you know fizer's got them one
[03:21:49] up because fizer's got the current CEO
[03:21:51] of Thompson reiters but hey MC has the
[03:21:54] former CEO of Thompson
[03:21:56] Reuters obviously that's just a
[03:21:58] coincidence I'm sure Thompson Reuters is
[03:22:00] a great news agency that only reports
[03:22:03] the facts
[03:22:06] clearly okay more scientists the Robert
[03:22:09] Wood Johnson foundation and the National
[03:22:10] Academy of Medicine I'm sure that she I
[03:22:12] mean obviously you want a bunch of
[03:22:14] pharmaceutical employees on the [ __ ]
[03:22:18] National Academy of Medicine like look
[03:22:19] at this guy these guys are homies
[03:22:20] they're both on the National Academy of
[03:22:22] Medicine damn straight that's how you
[03:22:24] know it is such a National Academy of
[03:22:26] such medicine is because they've got
[03:22:29] pharmaceutical
[03:22:31] experts telling you all about the
[03:22:35] medicine I can't think of anyone better
[03:22:38] except for this guy Paul Rothman look at
[03:22:40] him obviously look at that face that
[03:22:42] face just tells you I'm a health expert
[03:22:44] you should listen to me and you should
[03:22:46] listen to him if you attend John's
[03:22:48] Hopkins University or the University of
[03:22:50] Iowa Carver College of Medicine because
[03:22:52] he'll get you learned because he's a
[03:22:54] professor and he'll tell you all about
[03:22:56] how great Merk's products are obviously
[03:22:58] like not not sponsor but sponsor like
[03:23:00] like branded content but obviously like
[03:23:02] not not hasht add just like like yo I'm
[03:23:05] an
[03:23:08] expert I'm just pointing out how okay
[03:23:10] let's point out one more time okay
[03:23:13] Christine remember it's really important
[03:23:16] that everyone knows how great big Pharma
[03:23:19] is and like if you were if you wanted to
[03:23:21] like get a medical degree it's really
[03:23:22] important that you get like learned by
[03:23:25] the experts and there's obviously no
[03:23:28] other experts that know more than the
[03:23:30] ones that work for pharmaceutical
[03:23:31] companies like Christine here and so
[03:23:35] obviously like she should be on the
[03:23:36] National Academy of Medicine and teach a
[03:23:38] Harvard medical school and bring them in
[03:23:42] women's hospital right
[03:23:44] cuz cuz like
[03:23:47] she works for MC and MC is in the
[03:23:51] business of Health
[03:23:54] obviously so I'm just I'm just saying
[03:23:57] but but they're also they're actually
[03:23:58] they're they're also in the business of
[03:24:00] having the current CEO and president of
[03:24:03] North Ro Grumman you know like the one
[03:24:05] that makes all the bombs and like the
[03:24:08] planes and the and the tanks and stuff
[03:24:09] for the Army they're also in the
[03:24:11] business of having her on the board um
[03:24:14] because she was done at General Dynamics
[03:24:16] the other bomb company and now she's at
[03:24:18] North Org the other bomb
[03:24:20] company and that's how you know she's
[03:24:22] qualified to be on the board of the
[03:24:25] pharmaceutical company because like
[03:24:27] obviously like bombs and like shots in
[03:24:29] Pharmaceuticals
[03:24:30] like I mean like obviously so I'm just
[03:24:35] pointing that out there well I mean I
[03:24:38] don't want to skip over over Inga here
[03:24:40] like let's not let's not skip over Inga
[03:24:42] and his Chevron position because like
[03:24:45] you know big Pharma and Big Oil they got
[03:24:48] to they got to be homies
[03:24:49] too so that's uh just a little look at
[03:24:52] the pharmaceutical space
[03:24:55] but the part that you never talk about
[03:24:57] you know the pharmaceutical company that
[03:25:00] only the cool kids know
[03:25:02] about is
[03:25:04] zotus and zotus is so so we so let's
[03:25:07] let's trace this back let's trace this
[03:25:09] back let's trace this back let's go back
[03:25:10] back back back back back
[03:25:13] back we found out about zotus because we
[03:25:15] were finding out out about Black Rock
[03:25:17] and I was looking around Black Rock and
[03:25:19] I was like okay like look at all these
[03:25:20] old folks look at all these old folks
[03:25:22] look at all these old folks and then
[03:25:24] over here in the wild card section we
[03:25:25] got a bunch of young folks I mean I
[03:25:28] think Bill is probably just faking
[03:25:30] it and
[03:25:32] Cheryl she's just evil we won't talk
[03:25:35] about Cheryl but this Kristen pek chick
[03:25:37] and this Margaret Peggy l Johnson
[03:25:40] they're like these dark horses that work
[03:25:41] for these companies I'd never heard of
[03:25:43] at the time and like like who are these
[03:25:45] folks
[03:25:46] they're both CEOs and they both work for
[03:25:48] companies that like maybe they're not
[03:25:50] important but I figured I look into them
[03:25:51] and when you look into them it's like
[03:25:52] holy [ __ ] we're not going to go into
[03:25:54] Peggy um but magically she's like in Ai
[03:25:58] and uh like big data Mass surveillance
[03:26:03] like
[03:26:04] technology it's a whole Rabbit Hole like
[03:26:06] this chick is on some sketchy boards um
[03:26:09] like they would be cool if it didn't
[03:26:11] sound like the end of the world um but
[03:26:14] Kristen here she she's on she's the CEO
[03:26:18] of zotus which is a livestock genetic
[03:26:21] vaccination and medical technology
[03:26:23] company and then you you think about it
[03:26:25] and you're like oh [ __ ] it's big Pharma
[03:26:29] for big a it's the big a big PHA company
[03:26:33] and [ __ ] that's a huge Market think
[03:26:35] about it like think about it it's like
[03:26:38] the cows don't have any antivaxers they
[03:26:40] don't have RFK out in the streets being
[03:26:42] like yo make sure this is safe they
[03:26:44] don't have a court where they're like yo
[03:26:46] maybe you shouldn't give them more
[03:26:47] medicine like right like they're just
[03:26:50] getting dosed up left and right they're
[03:26:51] getting shot full of steroids they're
[03:26:52] getting shot full of antibiotics they're
[03:26:54] getting [ __ ] farmed to hell and uh
[03:26:58] zotus is doing it it's a pretty smart
[03:27:01] business model if you think about it so
[03:27:03] here's Kristen p and uh you know she
[03:27:06] belongs here because she was on the
[03:27:09] board of fizer she is on the board of
[03:27:11] Black Rock and also at the Mayo Clinic
[03:27:15] you know like the the Mayo Clinic that
[03:27:18] educates everyone about health and about
[03:27:20] like how like you know like obviously
[03:27:24] and who better to be on the board of the
[03:27:27] Mayo Clinic than someone who's on the
[03:27:29] board of fizer and zo I mean not anymore
[03:27:32] but she was and the CEO of zotus like
[03:27:36] clearly and again business round table
[03:27:38] and again Boston Consulting Group and
[03:27:40] again Catalyst all those come up over
[03:27:41] and over and over and that's a whole
[03:27:42] other rabbit hole look up Catalyst for
[03:27:44] yourself it's weird
[03:27:47] then we got Bankers oh yeah and then
[03:27:49] this guy he is straight up education
[03:27:50] straight up education the NIH Purdue
[03:27:53] University he's teaching over there US
[03:27:54] Department of Agriculture and he's on
[03:27:57] the American Association of Veterinary
[03:27:59] Medical colleges so if you are wondering
[03:28:02] who's educating your
[03:28:04] veterinarians it's the people that are
[03:28:06] dosing up all your animals with
[03:28:08] drugs funny how that
[03:28:10] works I can't imagine a conflict of
[03:28:13] interest
[03:28:14] there more
[03:28:17] Bankers uh more pharmaceutical
[03:28:20] people this this G is just a chemical
[03:28:22] girl she's just chemicals all over the
[03:28:24] place chemicals for your cows chemicals
[03:28:26] for your babies chemicals for your
[03:28:29] moms they have the ex CEO of fizer on
[03:28:32] zotas they have two ex CEOs of F I guess
[03:28:34] no she's not the ex CEO of fiser she's
[03:28:36] just an ex-board member of fiser but
[03:28:38] this guy's the ex CEO of fiser so zotus
[03:28:40] is really just like a fizer spin-off
[03:28:41] over here and then they got the beer guy
[03:28:44] I don't I don't know why but they got
[03:28:46] the beer guy they got Gavin who's the
[03:28:48] president and CEO of Molson K formerly
[03:28:51] of
[03:28:52] Miller don't know why he's on the board
[03:28:54] of zotus but he is oh and then they got
[03:28:57] the food guy you know CA you got to have
[03:29:00] some cow drugs with your rits and your
[03:29:03] Oreos and your chips of
[03:29:06] Hoy
[03:29:08] so um just a little look into zotus
[03:29:11] because you didn't know but zotus is
[03:29:13] important and now you know and then
[03:29:16] lastly let's go back to Estee louder
[03:29:19] because if you missed it at the start we
[03:29:20] were quickly talking about Estee louder
[03:29:22] and we got to Estee louder because we
[03:29:23] were at Black Rock and I'm just going to
[03:29:25] throw it out there like I mean like
[03:29:27] we've made it this far in the Stream
[03:29:28] without saying anything that's like
[03:29:30] really not allowed to be said but like
[03:29:31] I'm just going to throw it out there
[03:29:32] that like black rock was founded by five
[03:29:35] there's there's only three of them but
[03:29:36] it was founded by five of them
[03:29:39] um and I'm sure they're great people but
[03:29:42] like all five of them were very similar
[03:29:46] and that's all I'm going to say um and I
[03:29:50] don't think they're all still there
[03:29:51] anymore these three are Susan Robert and
[03:29:56] Lawrence Larry boy um but then on the
[03:30:00] board is fabrio Freda and fabriccio
[03:30:03] Freda is the president and CEO of Este
[03:30:06] louder and I'm like a dirt bag that
[03:30:08] doesn't know about the whole fashion
[03:30:10] industry at all and so I actually did
[03:30:12] not know back when I first did this
[03:30:14] investiga I did not even know what Este
[03:30:15] Lauder was and boy did I find out Estee
[03:30:18] louder is a [ __ ] big ass criminal
[03:30:20] family made out of criminal louters that
[03:30:23] made all their money in really sketchy
[03:30:24] way I mean like obviously by selling
[03:30:26] like lotions and potions and stuff and
[03:30:28] not having any associations with the mob
[03:30:30] or anything like that but fabrio is
[03:30:33] their front guy now and they've got four
[03:30:35] of them on the board um along with the
[03:30:37] whole NATO he like Ronald louder was
[03:30:40] literally the deputy assistant Secretary
[03:30:41] of Defense of
[03:30:44] NATO okay and and the former US
[03:30:46] ambassador to Austria not to mention
[03:30:49] he's you know Wharton School again
[03:30:52] surprise Aspen Institute we already
[03:30:54] talked about that [ __ ] um they have this
[03:30:56] whole portfolio which is too dark for
[03:30:59] you to
[03:30:59] read and then uh William pouder leads us
[03:31:03] down to ownership of take two
[03:31:05] interactive which is like a whole
[03:31:08] umbrella company that owns Rockstar
[03:31:10] Games and 2K Games so the louder family
[03:31:12] is in a large part in control of the
[03:31:15] entire
[03:31:16] uh
[03:31:19] uh the Bang Bang Bang video games Grand
[03:31:22] Theft Auto they make Grand Theft Auto
[03:31:25] and Bioshock and civilization and NBA 2K
[03:31:29] Etc but uh that was an interesting
[03:31:31] rabbit hole that I went down William P
[03:31:35] louder a zelck media Capital take two
[03:31:37] interactive Rockstar
[03:31:40] Games okay but on the Este louder board
[03:31:43] of directors you know we got all these
[03:31:45] people that aren't that important that
[03:31:46] seemed kind of especially this chick
[03:31:47] this chick just feels like a [ __ ]
[03:31:49] Jeffrey Epstein plant she founded a a
[03:31:51] modeling Runway company and she's like
[03:31:54] super young and they like rent out like
[03:31:57] like uh fancy clothes essentially all
[03:32:01] over the world I don't know it just it
[03:32:03] just screamed like sketchy to me but
[03:32:05] maybe I'm just being
[03:32:06] paranoid I don't
[03:32:08] know but um the most interesting part of
[03:32:12] the board other than the louers over
[03:32:13] here oh snap oh snap
[03:32:17] okay you can still see my screen I just
[03:32:18] I just lost my screen but the most
[03:32:20] interesting part of the board is Lynn
[03:32:22] Forester to
[03:32:24] Rothchild representing the Rothchild
[03:32:26] banking Empire just one quick phone call
[03:32:29] away from Black Rock because obviously
[03:32:32] she's a good buddies with the
[03:32:34] Freda who's good buddies with the Fink
[03:32:37] right over here you see how these things
[03:32:39] work I mean I'm sure that they would
[03:32:41] never call I'm sure that Larry thinkink
[03:32:43] has no need to call the Rothchilds
[03:32:45] obviously ever like he's got 10 trillion
[03:32:47] doll in assets under management what
[03:32:49] could he possibly need from the
[03:32:50] Rothchilds other than maybe like help
[03:32:54] with like maybe some of their smuggling
[03:32:55] operations or other things that they're
[03:32:56] occasionally doing on the side that we
[03:32:58] talked about last
[03:33:01] week um but if you don't know the
[03:33:04] Rothchilds are pretty
[03:33:06] important and uh Lynn
[03:33:08] Forester they've got a partner with Bron
[03:33:11] who are pretty important if you don't
[03:33:13] know maybe read Whitney web's book and
[03:33:16] uh you know I mean it's a Roth child
[03:33:18] there's all kinds of connections to be
[03:33:19] made
[03:33:20] there um so yeah this just the kind of
[03:33:23] things that I just you know didd around
[03:33:25] for for fun with because I figure
[03:33:28] like it's one thing to kind of analyze
[03:33:30] the numbers like we did at the start and
[03:33:32] to look at like sort of the data of it
[03:33:34] all and try to figure out who owns
[03:33:36] everything from like from that
[03:33:39] quantitative perspective but in a lot of
[03:33:42] ways it's like it's not what you know
[03:33:43] it's who you know and we're talking
[03:33:45] about a syst of all human connections
[03:33:47] and all favors and blackmails and phone
[03:33:49] calls and and double dealings and and so
[03:33:52] it's really important like when you want
[03:33:54] to know who's really got the power I
[03:33:57] think you've got to study these people's
[03:33:59] lives and you've got to study where they
[03:34:01] went to school and who they worked with
[03:34:03] and who they worked for and what favors
[03:34:04] they called in and what like what things
[03:34:06] were they involved with and like what
[03:34:08] kind of power and influence do they hold
[03:34:10] and like and this is sort of how I
[03:34:13] approach starting to tackle that and M
[03:34:15] out their connections
[03:34:18] because if
[03:34:20] you if you were to just read black
[03:34:23] Rock's board of directors bios without
[03:34:27] going beyond that you probably wouldn't
[03:34:30] connect Fabricio Freda to so much power
[03:34:32] when you could be looking at like the
[03:34:34] CEO of Saudia ramco who's clearly very
[03:34:37] powerful or like Hans vestberg clearly
[03:34:40] very powerful Verizon but like Fabricio
[03:34:42] Freda ties into so much power over there
[03:34:45] that you might not realize if you didn't
[03:34:46] go and like check the links and see
[03:34:48] who's who but then another even better
[03:34:50] example that I don't actually have on
[03:34:51] this chart but I can tell you about is
[03:34:53] Cheryl Mills who seems like a nobody you
[03:34:56] read her bio and you're like who the
[03:34:58] [ __ ] is the black Ivy
[03:35:01] group but she was like the Clinton's
[03:35:04] like personal like gopher girl ever
[03:35:08] since I was born in 1992 um and she's
[03:35:13] followed Hillary Clinton throughout
[03:35:15] multiple stages of her life and worked
[03:35:17] for her all throughout in Africa outside
[03:35:20] of Africa and she started this group
[03:35:23] called black Ivy Group which is a
[03:35:24] private Equity Firm that invests in
[03:35:26] infrastructure in Africa obviously
[03:35:28] unrelated to the scandals about Hillary
[03:35:30] Clinton's Charities and like missing
[03:35:33] children related to the Charities and
[03:35:34] like the human trafficking things that
[03:35:36] obviously had nothing to do with Hillary
[03:35:39] um clearly because if you read the news
[03:35:41] reporting about it they really clarify
[03:35:44] for you that like that was just some
[03:35:46] Rogue issue that was like that one
[03:35:49] person problem in like not Hillary
[03:35:52] obviously it's just her charity that she
[03:35:54] set up to
[03:35:56] run don't read the Wikileaks emails but
[03:35:59] like that's what that's where like you
[03:36:01] would never realize that this random
[03:36:03] chick Cheryl D Mills the founder of this
[03:36:05] random thing black Ivy group is
[03:36:06] important until you dig into her
[03:36:08] connections to Hillary Clinton then you
[03:36:09] start to trace that history backwards
[03:36:11] then you're like oh like cuz sometimes
[03:36:13] people are not actually somewhere to
[03:36:15] represent them M themselves right
[03:36:17] sometimes people are actually somewhere
[03:36:18] to represent someone else right like
[03:36:22] like yeah fabricio's like cool I'm sure
[03:36:27] like I'm sure fabricio's got clout but
[03:36:30] he's he's on the board of Black Rock to
[03:36:32] represent the louers not to represent
[03:36:35] himself right and Lyn Forester der
[03:36:40] Rothchild is on the board of Estee
[03:36:42] louder not just like for shits and
[03:36:44] giggles but to liaison between the
[03:36:47] louder Empire and the Rothchild Empire
[03:36:51] and I would assume based upon the power
[03:36:53] structures I would assume that she is
[03:36:55] like there to tell them kind of what to
[03:36:57] do would be my guess because it's hard
[03:37:00] to imagine the louers having more power
[03:37:02] than the Rothchilds but you get what I'm
[03:37:05] saying like a lot of these people are
[03:37:07] Representatives oh and here's a great
[03:37:09] example another one that we didn't talk
[03:37:10] about Marco Antonio slim doit this is
[03:37:14] the son of
[03:37:16] uh is it Carlos Slim I think his name is
[03:37:20] Carlos yeah Carlos Slim hello who was
[03:37:23] once the richest man in the world he's a
[03:37:25] Mexican billionaire um he represents a
[03:37:28] huge amount of the banking in Mexico and
[03:37:30] a bunch of the other corporations in
[03:37:31] Mexico the slim family is kind of
[03:37:33] notorious and a great dig if you don't
[03:37:35] know about the slim family
[03:37:39] but uh I'm just going to go out on a
[03:37:41] limb and presume that if you don't like
[03:37:47] if if you are the richest Banker in
[03:37:51] Mexico I'm just going to guess like just
[03:37:55] a shot in the dark that you probably
[03:37:58] know some
[03:38:00] cartels like just guessing I'm assuming
[03:38:04] that
[03:38:05] like you probably didn't get to the top
[03:38:08] of the Mexican banking Empire on the
[03:38:11] straight and
[03:38:12] narrow and I'm not saying Carlos is
[03:38:15] necessary bar really a bad dude I'm just
[03:38:17] saying that like learn some history bro
[03:38:21] um and this is his son Marco Antonio
[03:38:24] slim doit so obviously he's not on the
[03:38:27] board of Black Rock because Marco
[03:38:29] Antonio slim is like so great he's
[03:38:33] obviously on the board of Black Rock
[03:38:34] because he's representing the slim do
[03:38:37] family and the the monetary and Power in
[03:38:42] our Southern neighbor Mexico that that
[03:38:44] represents right so that's kind of
[03:38:46] interesting and when I'm doing this
[03:38:48] research that's some of my favorite
[03:38:50] speculations to do is to like read these
[03:38:53] people's bios and try to like see who
[03:38:56] they where they come from and who
[03:38:57] they're connected to and try to like
[03:38:59] analyze what does this seat represent
[03:39:01] because you don't just get the seat for
[03:39:03] nothing you don't and you don't even
[03:39:04] just get the seat because of the skills
[03:39:06] you bring at the level of like a company
[03:39:08] like black rock you get the seat because
[03:39:11] of the powers you're there to represent
[03:39:14] right and so all of these PE like I for
[03:39:17] example Hans vestberg sure he brings a
[03:39:20] lot to the table with Verizon but I
[03:39:22] would imagine that he also represents a
[03:39:25] connection to the wallenberg's because
[03:39:27] he worked very closely with the
[03:39:28] wallenberg's for decades as like a key
[03:39:32] member of Ericson I believe he was the
[03:39:34] CEO for many years right so so there's a
[03:39:38] lot of hidden connections and hidden
[03:39:40] representation happening on these Boards
[03:39:42] of directors at this higher level at the
[03:39:45] lower level like like some of the
[03:39:47] smaller companies like I don't know
[03:39:50] Starbucks some of them are just [ __ ]
[03:39:52] bags that are just there to be part of
[03:39:53] the club and they're like lowlevel one
[03:39:55] percenters or 0.01 percenters that are
[03:39:57] just kind of like the new the New Kids
[03:40:00] on the club Block so to speak that
[03:40:02] haven't quite you know done enough awful
[03:40:05] [ __ ] to like miners on video camera yet
[03:40:08] to be allowed into the real Club so to I
[03:40:11] mean that's obviously a joke like
[03:40:13] obviously they would never like
[03:40:14] obviously they're good people duh right
[03:40:18] and
[03:40:19] obviously when they took down Jeffrey
[03:40:22] like they obviously collapsed the whole
[03:40:24] child trafficking system and so
[03:40:27] obviously that doesn't happen anywhere
[03:40:29] ever anymore and all the people that
[03:40:32] were the clients obviously
[03:40:35] that we could never have brought to
[03:40:38] Justice because we could never have
[03:40:39] known who they were cuz how would we
[03:40:41] have ever known who Jeffrey's clients
[03:40:43] were like there was just no way for the
[03:40:45] American government to have any idea who
[03:40:48] the clients were and so we couldn't have
[03:40:50] brought them to justice anyway and
[03:40:52] obviously now that we've collapsed the
[03:40:54] entire Global Network of human
[03:40:56] trafficking obviously all of those
[03:40:59] people that were enjoying those evil
[03:41:00] things they obviously just stopped
[03:41:02] enjoying them and now they're spending
[03:41:04] their billions of dollars on other far
[03:41:07] more good things right because they're
[03:41:09] they're better now cuz like you know
[03:41:13] when you take away the drug drugs they
[03:41:16] stop wanting drugs that's how it works
[03:41:18] like that's basically the whole 12 steps
[03:41:20] program so I'm just I'm just saying that
[03:41:23] just to make it clear that like I'm sure
[03:41:26] that some of these people used to be bad
[03:41:28] but now that we took down the entire
[03:41:30] evil Global cabal of Jeffrey Epstein
[03:41:33] like obviously now they there's not even
[03:41:36] any reason for any of them to do
[03:41:37] anything bad anymore so
[03:41:41] obviously I just wanted to clarify in
[03:41:44] case YouTube was going to going to get
[03:41:45] the wrong idea that I was somehow going
[03:41:47] to accuse people like I don't know like
[03:41:51] City group of like I don't know
[03:41:54] committing crimes or anything like I
[03:41:57] mean obviously they did get caught
[03:41:59] committing all these crimes on this list
[03:42:01] that we did read through like obviously
[03:42:03] they paid like hundreds of millions of
[03:42:04] dollars because they got caught
[03:42:05] committing those crimes but like that
[03:42:07] had nothing to do with them ever
[03:42:09] committing more crimes like they would
[03:42:10] never they they would they would never
[03:42:12] they they're because we find the money
[03:42:15] right and so when you find the
[03:42:17] money like like if they make a billion
[03:42:20] dollars selling drugs and then you find
[03:42:23] them five million like with an M like
[03:42:26] that's designed to teach them a lesson
[03:42:29] and so they learn their lesson and so
[03:42:30] next time they don't so I mean yeah
[03:42:34] there's a lot of corruption in our world
[03:42:36] and yeah there's a lot of issues and
[03:42:38] like a lot of bad people like Jeffrey
[03:42:40] and stuff but like it's a good thing we
[03:42:42] have all these Good Guys Like Larry
[03:42:44] thinkink um out here to catch them and
[03:42:47] to like hold people accountable and to
[03:42:49] like quote Force behaviors so that that
[03:42:52] way we can live in a better world
[03:42:53] tomorrow than we did yesterday and um
[03:42:57] and I'm just really fortunate that we
[03:43:00] have companies like BlackRock out here
[03:43:02] um with people like fabrio and like
[03:43:05] Larry Fink like you know people like
[03:43:08] Amin H Naser that are just like helping
[03:43:12] to push the envelope on what like
[03:43:15] potential possible goodness like how
[03:43:17] much good could we possibly make the
[03:43:20] world cuz it's already so great for all
[03:43:22] of us regular people that it's just
[03:43:25] like these guys really aren't on The
[03:43:27] Cutting Edge of Gooding the world to
[03:43:30] just being a little more like perfect
[03:43:32] for all of us so I just want to say that
[03:43:37] like like Black Rock if if you're
[03:43:40] watching like like I'm open for
[03:43:43] sponsorship I mean I I mean like just
[03:43:45] saying I mean like I already said my
[03:43:48] price is basically chicken and a waffle
[03:43:50] so just throwing it out there if you
[03:43:53] want to like hook a brother up with like
[03:43:55] a sponsorship deal I'm like pretty good
[03:43:58] at
[03:43:59] this
[03:44:01] so um I don't know if you guys can hear
[03:44:04] or not but my voice is almost gone the
[03:44:08] sunshine is all gone we're at about
[03:44:11] 50,000 homies in here chilling out it's
[03:44:15] like 3:00 in the morning here in Japan
[03:44:17] wherever I am I don't even know what
[03:44:18] time it is over
[03:44:22] here but I'm tired and I think we've
[03:44:26] pretty much hashed it all out no Stephen
[03:44:29] I'm not selling out I'm bro you totally
[03:44:32] are gosh you're clearly twisting my
[03:44:34] words Stephen that's not what I said bro
[03:44:38] I'm bro don't do that to me what I'm
[03:44:41] doing is I'm I'm just telling all the
[03:44:44] good dudes out there that I'm open to
[03:44:46] collaborating on their like World
[03:44:49] betterment projects CU like they're the
[03:44:51] ones that are putting it all on the line
[03:44:53] to make the world so much better and
[03:44:56] like I want to like help them make the
[03:44:57] world so much better obviously and so
[03:45:00] like if they need help like smuggling
[03:45:02] drugs across the southern border to get
[03:45:04] everyone addicted to opioids I'm like
[03:45:07] I'm here for it because like pain is bad
[03:45:09] and they need to or like if they need
[03:45:11] someone to help like
[03:45:12] launder maybe I shouldn't say these on a
[03:45:15] YouTube stream but I'm just saying like
[03:45:18] there's a lot of bad stuff in this world
[03:45:20] and like we need all hands on deck
[03:45:22] helping all these great people make it
[03:45:27] better that's what I'm
[03:45:33] saying how come I don't talk about G
[03:45:36] stop more on my Tik Tok I don't talk
[03:45:37] about anything on my Tik Tok right now
[03:45:39] because I have one strike left before
[03:45:41] I'm gone so I'm being super careful um
[03:45:44] but also I just intentionally I don't
[03:45:46] want to overload all the normal people
[03:45:48] with GameStop talk and make them like
[03:45:51] like I don't want to shill it um
[03:45:53] unnecessarily because I just want them
[03:45:55] to learn about it and understand that
[03:45:58] like that's our team because I know it's
[03:46:01] going to become very relevant again
[03:46:03] sometime in the next couple years and
[03:46:05] when it does I want them to just be
[03:46:09] prepared to not trust the media about
[03:46:13] it kind of checking through these uh
[03:46:16] comments here at the end
[03:46:20] here I'm just so glad that YouTube work
[03:46:23] tonight I'm curious what our stream did
[03:46:25] on YouTube the YouTube is a much smaller
[03:46:29] platform
[03:46:31] um but you know she growing she growing
[03:46:34] she growing I can't see how many people
[03:46:36] are in the YouTube right now but uh I'm
[03:46:39] Mighty C I'm Mighty curious oh there it
[03:46:41] is oh there it is how you guys doing
[03:46:43] over there
[03:46:46] yeah we got a couple hundred of you
[03:46:47] watching on YouTube I appreciate you
[03:46:49] guys you're the
[03:46:52] best Rumble still rolling yeah we got
[03:46:55] several of you watching our Rumble X is
[03:46:57] pulling it through for us and the locals
[03:46:59] are already
[03:47:00] gone so no you're the
[03:47:04] man okay I don't think I'm gonna have um
[03:47:08] I don't think I'm gonna have any like
[03:47:09] clever like speech about Unity or about
[03:47:12] like peace and love at the end of this
[03:47:14] stream tonight I mean I was just
[03:47:15] freestyling the last couple times and
[03:47:17] like that's cool and all but I'm more
[03:47:20] thinking about like how I can like
[03:47:22] grease my biscuits with chicken and
[03:47:24] waffles at this point and like get some
[03:47:27] sort of hookup with like you know City
[03:47:30] Bank for like some chicken and waffles
[03:47:33] because you know a kid's got to eat and
[03:47:36] like who better to feed me than City
[03:47:40] bank
[03:47:42] so I think that's about all I got is um
[03:47:45] um if any of you know like the City Bank
[03:47:48] people maybe put a word out for me and
[03:47:51] tell them that like I'm open to
[03:47:52] collaborating for chicken and waffles
[03:47:55] and I will I swear I'll say nice things
[03:47:57] about them just saying I mean I feel
[03:48:00] like I said great things about him
[03:48:01] tonight except for when I said all the
[03:48:03] other things about him
[03:48:04] so you
[03:48:06] know all right let's get our let's get
[03:48:09] our uh where's our where's our where's
[03:48:10] our thing at where's our thing at
[03:48:11] where's our thing at okay okay okay okay
[03:48:13] okay so
[03:48:15] I appreciate you all tuning in we are
[03:48:17] almost 50,000 maybe I should hang out
[03:48:19] just for a second while we get up to
[03:48:20] 50,000 while all you homies get up in
[03:48:21] here yeah I know you're all over there
[03:48:23] hanging out on Alex Jones's Twitter
[03:48:25] space but you get the [ __ ] out of there
[03:48:26] no one cares about it just come on just
[03:48:28] come just just swoop on in I got I got
[03:48:31] some important stuff to say to
[03:48:36] you yeah I haven't done the Rockefellers
[03:48:40] yet why am I in Japan of course I'm in
[03:48:43] why am I not in Japan how am I going to
[03:48:44] talk [ __ ] about City Bank from America
[03:48:48] obviously I move around every week if
[03:48:50] you haven't noticed it was great last
[03:48:51] week though all the people in New
[03:48:53] Zealand were like hey my New Zealander
[03:48:55] how you doing I didn't know you were New
[03:48:57] Zealand and I was
[03:48:58] like yeah not anymore [ __ ] because now
[03:49:00] I'm in Singapore bro and now I'm in
[03:49:03] Japan yo although announcements I
[03:49:06] already told I already told the folks
[03:49:08] that were here early that I will
[03:49:09] actually be for real coming on to the
[03:49:12] timcast later this week and don't worry
[03:49:14] we know about about the Tim cast like
[03:49:15] love him hate him whatever you want to
[03:49:16] say about him like we're playing chess
[03:49:18] out here we're just out here talking to
[03:49:20] people just you
[03:49:22] know who's going to be the next
[03:49:24] pus it's a good
[03:49:27] question I don't know man it's gonna be
[03:49:29] a crazy year
[03:49:31] though it's afternoon in Japan yeah nice
[03:49:34] try can't scop me you dumbass of course
[03:49:37] it's not afternoon in Japan what you
[03:49:39] think I don't know look look outside
[03:49:42] it's clearly nighttime in Japan right
[03:49:43] now bro
[03:49:45] gosh can't believe you guys would [ __ ]
[03:49:47] with me like that nice whatever you
[03:49:49] can't even
[03:49:52] start who funds Tim pool dude don't ask
[03:49:55] questions like that bro don't even
[03:49:59] bro come on you ain't got to harsh on
[03:50:03] the homies like that I mean we only ask
[03:50:06] those questions when they're like when
[03:50:08] we're supposed
[03:50:10] to
[03:50:12] right but on the real man I'll talk to
[03:50:14] anyone I'm not stressed about
[03:50:16] it I gain just as much from talking to
[03:50:19] that person as I do from talking to that
[03:50:20] person and uh we'll see what
[03:50:23] happens besides they're paying for my
[03:50:25] flight the people I got connected to
[03:50:27] over there that I've been talking to
[03:50:28] they seem super cool I met them in a
[03:50:30] Twitter
[03:50:31] space what are their names I met Lisa
[03:50:33] and I met
[03:50:35] uh oh the dude what's his name he has a
[03:50:37] funny ass Twitter
[03:50:40] handle I forget but I'll I'll meet them
[03:50:42] next week so
[03:50:47] I don't know if I got the patience to
[03:50:48] sit around here and wait for 500 more of
[03:50:49] you to get in
[03:50:51] here because I got an outro to play it's
[03:50:53] damn cool if anyone has any more
[03:50:57] questions drop them right now or forever
[03:51:00] hold your
[03:51:07] peace
[03:51:10] 500 you know what we could do oh [ __ ]
[03:51:14] you know what could do bro bro y'all
[03:51:17] ready for that special
[03:51:20] content y'all
[03:51:23] ready I've been telling Gigi that she's
[03:51:25] gonna have to she's gonna have to P put
[03:51:28] out for the for the
[03:51:30] stream if she expects to keep getting
[03:51:33] fed the premium chicken she's like
[03:51:36] bro I not even like that kind of girl
[03:51:39] and I'm like this is America baby you
[03:51:42] got to show your feet or else you don't
[03:51:44] get to eat like come on and so she was
[03:51:47] like okay okay okay and she's she's been
[03:51:50] waiting here all night long to be a part
[03:51:51] of you want to come up be part of the
[03:51:53] stream come on up baby yeah Gigi tell
[03:51:56] the people how much you love it oh my
[03:51:58] goodness yeah that's
[03:52:00] the
[03:52:02] yes yeah that's our chicken doggy just
[03:52:05] hanging out just being our
[03:52:10] mascot okay okay okay okay okay
[03:52:15] so um let me make sure but I think next
[03:52:18] week we are not doing a free speech
[03:52:19] Friday because next week I'll be over
[03:52:23] where the bridge collapsed flying on a
[03:52:24] Boeing plane to where the bridge
[03:52:26] collapsed to go talk to the timcast so
[03:52:28] there will be no free speech Friday next
[03:52:30] Friday the Friday after
[03:52:33] that I mean I don't want to promise to
[03:52:36] too much like I don't want to like get
[03:52:38] too hyped about it but
[03:52:41] like you might have heard about like
[03:52:45] this famous FBI
[03:52:47] investigation into like this famous
[03:52:51] satanic pedophile cult called the
[03:52:56] finders and if you haven't heard about
[03:52:58] it maybe you should Google it or you
[03:53:02] could just chill and wait for me to do a
[03:53:05] whole Free Speech Friday live about it
[03:53:08] probably the Friday after next because
[03:53:10] I've been researching it for a little
[03:53:11] while now it's been on the back burner
[03:53:13] for a long time and I started digging
[03:53:14] through it
[03:53:15] and it's just too much for me to have
[03:53:18] gotten it already for this Friday so
[03:53:20] we're giving it the time that it
[03:53:22] deserves but
[03:53:24] um on on the re I think that I
[03:53:28] might um we'll see I'll probably put out
[03:53:31] some polls on Twitter or something but I
[03:53:32] I I think I can handle two of these
[03:53:34] streams a week as like the upper limit
[03:53:37] right now because I don't have any help
[03:53:38] remember like this is just me all the
[03:53:39] notes are me all the streaming is me all
[03:53:41] the video production is me all of it's
[03:53:43] just me and that's how I like it I don't
[03:53:45] want to like I don't want to deal with
[03:53:47] no [ __ ]
[03:53:48] but I was thinking we've got to have
[03:53:51] alliteration bro like we can't like it's
[03:53:53] free speech Friday bro like we can't
[03:53:55] have like document Wednesday that's
[03:53:59] [ __ ] [ __ ]
[03:54:01] so I think what we're g to do because
[03:54:05] Free Speech Friday just implies like I
[03:54:07] want a free speech about whatever like I
[03:54:09] like I got free speeching to do about
[03:54:12] everything obviously like we could just
[03:54:14] free speech about whatever is going on
[03:54:15] there's so much more free speech that
[03:54:16] could happen other than reading
[03:54:19] classified CIA documents which is a ton
[03:54:21] of fun but it's like not necessar like
[03:54:25] free speech Friday just like that ring
[03:54:29] just goes real well with like a slightly
[03:54:33] less structured expectation of what
[03:54:35] it'll be every week so here paperwork
[03:54:38] Tuesday [ __ ] no bro here's what it is
[03:54:40] here's what it is here's what it is you
[03:54:41] check it out you check it out check it
[03:54:42] out check it out check it out check it
[03:54:43] out check it out check it out
[03:54:45] is top secret Tuesdays homie it's got to
[03:54:48] be top secret Tuesdays because we're
[03:54:49] reading top secret documents every week
[03:54:51] and there's like literally infinite top
[03:54:53] secret documents and I want to read them
[03:54:55] all because they are there's so many
[03:54:58] I've just I've got like gobs and gobs
[03:55:01] and gobs
[03:55:03] of various Declassified FBI documents
[03:55:06] CIA reports all kinds of things to dig
[03:55:09] through and they're all
[03:55:10] juicy so I'm scheming on doing top
[03:55:13] secret Tuesday Tuesdays which is
[03:55:15] basically
[03:55:17] what dude of course yeah MOS is tomorrow
[03:55:20] bro you didn't hear were you not in our
[03:55:21] Twitter space yesterday we we we sorted
[03:55:23] it all out Mose MOS is
[03:55:25] Tomorrow Wendy go I know you've been
[03:55:29] asking it's
[03:55:31] tomorrow but anyways top secret Tuesday
[03:55:33] is what we've been doing on Friday so
[03:55:36] far reading all these documents all that
[03:55:38] [ __ ] and I think that that way I can
[03:55:40] free up free speech Fridays to just be a
[03:55:42] little more like chill and a little more
[03:55:46] like I mean who knows what topics like
[03:55:48] commenting on all kinds of things like
[03:55:50] maybe some will still be very
[03:55:52] like CIA related who knows I mean I I'm
[03:55:56] obsessed with the CIA and I think that
[03:55:58] everyone should learn more about the CIA
[03:55:59] because like I was showing in the Stream
[03:56:01] tonight
[03:56:03] like this intelligence agencies are the
[03:56:07] base modus appari for all government
[03:56:11] these days it's like how everything
[03:56:13] functions and there hands are in every
[03:56:15] pie and if you don't understand how
[03:56:19] intelligence agencies work and the
[03:56:20] history of them you don't understand
[03:56:22] what's going on like you don't
[03:56:23] understand the new like you definitely
[03:56:24] cannot report accurately on the news if
[03:56:27] you don't understand the history of
[03:56:29] intelligence agencies yeah you're right
[03:56:31] we got 50k in here we got enough homies
[03:56:33] to call it quits okay I'm out of here
[03:56:34] bye just playing I'm just playing I'm
[03:56:36] just playing I'm gonna finish my
[03:56:38] sentence at first but you gotta like
[03:56:41] everyone should make it a like back of
[03:56:43] the Mind
[03:56:44] train of thought to just be continually
[03:56:46] learning about the CIA because
[03:56:50] like that underg guards everything it
[03:56:53] underg guards the media it underg guards
[03:56:55] reporting and and news it has like it's
[03:56:58] the foundations of how governments
[03:56:59] interact with each other it's the found
[03:57:01] it's literally they like they are in our
[03:57:04] Twitter and Facebook feeds they are in
[03:57:06] the YouTube comments like like I mean
[03:57:09] they're not everywhere but like they
[03:57:11] they are in those places and there are
[03:57:13] influen ERS in the online spaces that
[03:57:17] probably aren't like card carrying
[03:57:19] agents but are affiliated or Associated
[03:57:21] or approach like they are certainly
[03:57:23] influencing the online influencer space
[03:57:27] in probably many ways um and so it's
[03:57:30] just important to know as much as you
[03:57:33] can and be prepared to you know the way
[03:57:38] technology evolves is the exact same way
[03:57:40] that techniques evolve and technology
[03:57:42] and technique evolve in tandem
[03:57:44] and intelligence agencies are all about
[03:57:47] being ahead of that curve of technology
[03:57:49] and technique to be constantly
[03:57:51] innovating to be ahead of your opponents
[03:57:54] and somewhere along the line they
[03:57:57] realize that the citizens are their
[03:58:00] opponents because their job is to
[03:58:02] control the future to you know prevent
[03:58:06] War but like you know whatever actually
[03:58:08] they're trying to do and they realized
[03:58:11] all the way back in the 60s and 70s that
[03:58:13] like we are the opponents the people
[03:58:17] that want less war that's opposing to
[03:58:20] them the people that want less foreign
[03:58:23] aid spending that's opposing to them so
[03:58:26] like like you're currently on the
[03:58:30] chessboard in the Internet space and
[03:58:33] they are also on that chess board doing
[03:58:37] operations and we're on that we're doing
[03:58:40] operations too I mean like don't get me
[03:58:42] wrong like we are out here
[03:58:45] playing games with
[03:58:46] them come at me bro but like everyone
[03:58:51] should know their history of the CIA is
[03:58:53] what I'm
[03:58:54] saying and that is why they want to ban
[03:58:56] Tik Tok because they've tried their
[03:58:58] hardest to control the narrative on
[03:58:59] there and they just
[03:59:01] cannot pull it off so pull the
[03:59:05] plug should we all start prepping and
[03:59:08] getting trained to survive the
[03:59:09] apocalypse here's my take on that it's
[03:59:10] pretty
[03:59:11] simple it does not matter prepped or how
[03:59:15] trained you are for the apocalypse if
[03:59:17] your body is not
[03:59:20] healthy if you can't
[03:59:23] run you're not prepped if you can't be
[03:59:27] strong and fight to whatever your body's
[03:59:29] maximum ability is reasonable like
[03:59:32] you're not prepped so if you're not
[03:59:34] already
[03:59:35] healthy you should get healthy for
[03:59:38] millions of reasons not to mention all
[03:59:40] the big Pharma [ __ ] that we just talked
[03:59:41] about and how they're poisoning you and
[03:59:43] how then there selling you drugs to fix
[03:59:45] the problems that they put it's hard to
[03:59:47] it's hard to be healthy these days but
[03:59:48] everyone should do what they can to try
[03:59:50] their best to be healthy that's how you
[03:59:52] prep and then beyond that yes you know
[03:59:54] like learn to use guns learn to hunt
[03:59:57] learn to prep food learn like learn
[04:00:00] those skills too but if you're not
[04:00:02] healthy you're not prepped that's my
[04:00:04] take yes grow food health is wealth your
[04:00:08] goddamn
[04:00:11] right so
[04:00:14] Sun's about to rise out here in
[04:00:16] Japan um fa pey is shredded good job fa
[04:00:20] pey I appreciate you I got respect for
[04:00:23] anyone who's shredded nice [ __ ]
[04:00:25] work um you know what I got fa peasy you
[04:00:29] know what I
[04:00:30] got I have got a [ __ ] banging outro
[04:00:34] peep itan conspiracy theories areer
[04:00:37] information is the oxygen of a democracy
[04:00:41] with rep with progress with libertarian
[04:00:44] because this is not about right and left
[04:00:46] this is about right and
[04:00:49] [Music]
[04:00:52] wrong it's so secet we can't talk about
[04:00:54] it actually lifted up and it could
[04:00:56] actually turn I'm
[04:00:59] ask has it that Christian roseno drew
[04:01:02] his secret Knowledge from the wisdom of
[04:01:04] the ancient Egyptians they estimated 100
[04:01:07] yards from the left wing was this 100
[04:01:10] foot this you begin to get into this
[04:01:12] very scary scenar scario that has to do
[04:01:15] with the human
[04:01:16] condition of the proclivity to
[04:01:19] accumulate vast amounts of power around
[04:01:22] a handful of
[04:01:23] [Music]
[04:01:25] people
[04:01:26] criminal and right now these
[04:01:28] misanthropic sociopaths are running the
[04:01:31] planet into the ground now I am become
[04:01:34] death the destroyer of
[04:01:37] worlds there's so much evidence out
[04:01:39] there that even if less than 1% is
[04:01:42] true that would be enough to collapse
[04:01:45] the current Paradigm and change the
[04:01:48] whole planet our security is at
[04:01:59] stake all right homies yall have a great
[04:02:01] night drink some water do something nice
[04:02:03] for someone else tomorrow and I will see
[04:02:06] you all not next week well I'll probably
[04:02:09] see you next week too not next Friday
[04:02:11] though but I'll be back the next Friday
[04:02:14] for free speech Fridays have a good
[04:02:17] night and uh peep the disclaimer on the
[04:02:19] way out all of you YouTube censors out
[04:02:22] there because I'm a good boy and I would
[04:02:24] never spread
[04:02:28] misinformation all of this all four
[04:02:31] hours were just
[04:02:33] jokes
[04:02:42] okay for
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