Investigate Earth Conspiracy Podcast - Federal Reserve Conspiracy Podcasts | Cryptocurrency & US Dollar Collapse

Episode Date: January 21, 2022

On tonight episode with special guest Stephen Davis, we talk about the Federal Reserve Conspiracy. We also talk about Cryptocurrency, and the US Dollar collapse. All of that and more on this episode of the Federal Reserve Conspiracy Podcasts.

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doing awesome. That song is The Light by Love and Calibur. I like Love and Calibur. I love Loving Calibur. I love them too. But anyways, it is 7 p.m. Eastern Standard Time here in the United States on the East Coast. And tonight's going to be a good one. I know some of you guys have actually wrote in and wanted specifically to hear an episode on not just really necessarily the Federal Reserve, but just currency in general, our U.S. dollar,

and for those of you listening that are not in the United States, this is definitely going to appeal to you guys as well because we're going to talk about cryptocurrency. We're going to talk about how the Federal Reserve affects everything in the world. And we're just going to see what the deal is. And honestly, like the Federal Reserve, once someone, I think it was two or three weeks ago, they reached out to us and they were like,

hey, we want you guys to look into the Federal Reserve thing. And we've had other people talk to us about and ask us to do something on currency, the U.S. dollar, so on and so forth. But when I started looking into the Federal Reserve, I've always heard things about the Federal Reserve for sure. But when you really start looking into this thing, it is kind of crazy. Mind blowing, huh? Yeah, it's kind of crazy. And so we have special guest Stephen Davis on. And I hope that's what he goes by.

I'm pretty sure he does. but Stephen is a listener of ours actually, and that's how we got him on the podcast. And he is a ex-Marine, and I won't go into too much. I'll let him tell you guys what he wants to, but had a couple conversations with him, and he's very well-versed on kind of the currency, cryptocurrency, all that thing.

So I figured, you know, what better way to have one of our listeners on our podcast to help us with this podcast on the Federal Reserve and the cryptocurrency and all that stuff. he's very well versed and we may we may get a little bit off topic with some of the stuff

just because he's prior military we don't ever get off topic well you know he's prior military you know he listens to especially a lot of our COVID stuff you know we probably won't go too deep into COVID tonight because we do that all the time so we're going to try to avoid

that as much as possible tonight but we may do a little bit of the woke military leadership type stuff and just kind of see what his thoughts and opinions are. I know that he said he's not had a ton of experience with that, but it is interesting once we tell you guys, or he tells you why he is no longer in the military. So, cryptocurrency, Federal Reserve, and the U.S. dollar. Now, how I'm going to, I guess, start this, we're going to bring Stephen on in about 10 minutes. But I'm going to start it with

just the U.S. dollar. And we're going to talk more about this later. But then we're going to get into the Federal Reserve, and we're going to get into the theories around, not only theories. I mean, a lot of these things are not really conspiracy theories anymore. They're pretty much fact. But some of these, especially in terms of not just, I mean, there's crazy things

you guys are going to hear tonight on the Federal Reserve. And then there's also crazy things about cryptocurrency. And I'm pretty sure that our guest tonight is avid in the cryptocurrency scene. And, you know, we've done stocks and we do a little crypto, not crypto. Well, I mean, it is

crypto, but we don't do Bitcoin and stuff like We did dogey. Doge. The Doge code. The Dogey. Well, I call it Dogey. It doesn't really matter because it's shit right now. Yeah.

We have lost a lot of money. But not to get sidetracked real quick, Chad, but did you guys hear about that darn company that lost $49 million of people's $37 million? They got hacked. And it was all cryptocurrency that people had bought or something. Yeah. And somehow it was that website. It was like CryptoWallet.com or one of them. I don't know exactly, but yeah, it got hacked.

And somehow they returned all the money. Now, I wonder if they returned to money from the hackers or if they paid it. I mean, I'm assuming they returned it. I don't know. I think that they paid it out of their own pocket or something. But they had like 128 investors or something and a lot of money gone because they got hacked because they did not have a... I think it was 200 people. Yeah.

They didn't have a two-way authentic... Yeah, it looks like a two-way authentication. It's what Facebook wants you to do and all this other crap now. Right. Where you do it two ways. Which I freaking hate. It's just annoying. Well, I mean, it is.

It is more secure. It is. Way more secure. Yeah. So let's talk about for a minute, speaking of that, the U.S. dollar. There's an article by many people that talk about the U.S. dollar and what it's going to do. But in the early days of the American Revolution, our nation was at war with the greatest economic and military power in the world.

With very few resources and very limited government, the odds of our nation being successful were not very good. So after the first American Revolutionary War began in 1775, the Continental Congress began issuing paper money, known as Continental Currency, or Continental. Continental currency was denominated in dollars from $1.6 to $80, including many odd denominations in between. During Revolution, Congress issued 241,000, $552,780 in continental currency. Wow, that's a lot of money back then.

Yeah, so, well, that's what they issued. To start it. Yeah, for everything, yeah. So continental currency depreciated badly during the war, given rise to the famous phrase, not worth a continental. A primary problem was the monetary policy was not coordinated between Congress and the states,

which continued to issue bills of credit. Some think that the rebel bills depreciated because people lost confidence in them, or because they were not backed by tangible assets. And this is what a financial historian Robert E. Wright says. Not so. There were simply too many of them, is what they said. The American dollar is dead.

Most of the citizens are not aware of it because it is still used as a means of exchange for all debts, personal and private, but it is no longer worth a continental. The Federal Reserve has printed the dollar into worthlessness. Actually, they haven't really printed it. digitized it in other words they have created new money without the use of the printing press the government has simply issued electronic payments digits numbers and deposited them into

accounts of our nation's banks the American dollar is not backed by anything tangible anymore wonder if it ever was and we're going to talk about that in other words the only value the dollar has is what the government tells you it has if I type the number twelve hundred dollars and send it to your bank will they put it in your account as if I actually had given you the money? Of course not. The actual dollars behind the digits do not exist.

There is nothing backing the $1,200 in digits that now appear on your balance sheet thanks to your recent government check. So it's not like you have that thing backing whatever that number says in your bank account. Right. I mean, it's not like you have like a little cubbyhole of your $5,000 in your bank, right?

And there's actual dollar bills stacked in your little cubbyhole this that's your stuff and then behind that whatever that's worth there's something backing that there's nothing backing it's all digits it's all electronic yeah everything is and it's not worth a damn thing anymore and you think even about like your paycheck everybody gets you know automatic deposits now no one ever i don't think people even cash checks anymore yeah barely it's cash i mean everything is done digitally and on you know yeah put right into your bank account it used to be where you would have to go and cash your check and get cash or then put that cash into your account.

And I think back then, maybe it was backed more than it is now. Yeah, for sure. So, yeah, and so the numbers are as phony as a continental. So if you go to the official government website, you'll be able to see that as of May 6th, 2020, there were 1.87 trillion worth of Federal Reserve notes in circulation. So if you were to collect every physical penny, nickel, dime, quarter, half dollar, paper dollars of various denominations, the total amount of actual physical dollars in circulation is just under $2 trillion. So just under $2 trillion. So there are only $2 trillion American

dollars in circulation in the entire world. The rest of money is digits, simply numbers on a piece of paper or computer. They have nothing at all to back them up. In the last two months of our government, or the last two months, well, this was an article previously, but they handed out over $2 trillion in order to stimulate the economy during this pandemic. So, in fact, our national debt money we currently owe just past $25 trillion. Yet the fact remains that there is only $1.87 actual printed dollars in circulation. So we owe $25 trillion, and we actually only have $1.87 trillion. I mean, like, that's your debt as...

Where is the scale? Where is the balance and scale? because that's not really working. Yeah, yeah, you're definitely in debt. So if Americans initiate a run on their bank so they could actually get their money out of the bank, many would be shocked to find out that there is very little actual money in the bank.

Digits is all it is. That's where the banks, that's all the banks have. Numbers on a computer screen. The American dollar is phony. So, you know, and this leads to the point where the reality is, is that, unfortunately, we're seeing this thing in banking now, and it's not just the fact that, you know, how many actual dollars

are there? And, you know, okay, for example, if you or I, or whoever, our neighbor, four other neighbors wanted to go to the bank, right, and take out everything they had, right? Well, that probably wouldn't be a big deal. But say that it was a mass run

on the banks in the United States, you would not be able to have any money because they don't have that kind of money. Even if it was probably say that, like, say that 60% of our town banked at one bank here and they all went to try to take out all their money they wouldn't have it once yeah they wouldn't have it well it's kind of like the great depression when everybody was trying to get their money out of the banks and there was nothing yeah they would not have it so this this

whole theory of like you know the the u.s dollar and and all this is it's very uh it's sketchy because you know i mean don't get me wrong i know people personally that have tons of money in socks and freaking, you know, boxes and safes, whatever. I know people that do this. But is that money even worth anything? If people are saving their real cash, their dollars, their coins, is that even worth anything anymore? No.

And we do know a lot of people that also like collect silver and gold. Is that worth anything? I mean, is that different or is that the same? or is that a good thing to do, bad thing to do? I don't know. So, you know, and we actually had a comment, and we're going to touch on this here in just a minute. And I will briefly touch on us and we'll bring it back with our guest.

But they said, please tell me you're going to touch on Fort Knox and the gold. So, and we will. But what if the nearly 150 million ounces of gold that the government says is stored in Fort Knox isn't actually there? So that's been a big thing. You know, everyone's always said that all this is back. by gold. All this is back by gold. All this is backed by gold.

The issue with that is Fort Knox represents the stuff of dreams to so many people and has figured prominently in books, television, several movies, including a James Bronthiller. The fort that serves as a nation's primary gold repository is considered so secure it has held such priceless treasures

such as the Magna Carta, the Declaration of Independence, the Crown Jewels of England, the original documents of the U.S. Constitution, and the gold reserves of occupied countries during World War II. So the original fortress was actually built in 1937 at a cost of $560,000, which is basically the equivalent now of nearly $10 million. And the building uses more than 15,000 cubic feet of granite, 1,400 tons of reinforcing a structural steel, and 4,200 cubic yards of concrete. So, you know, the contents that the officials claim reside in Fort Knox depository are valuable enough to attract the attention of any serious thief or thieves, they say.

So what they say is 147.3 million ounces of gold that the government says are stored in Fort Knox represent more than 3% of all gold ever mined or used. While the official story is that the gold has been in Fort Knox's massive vault for decades, many wonder if this is really, related case. There have been no audit of the actual gold contents at Fort Knox since 1953 when Dwight Eisenhower was president. During this audit only 5% of the gold was tested and no independent experts were used.

The evidence is suspiciously lacking. The only source to actually verify that the gold is there is the United States government and perhaps the impermability of Fort Knox is a ruse to hide the fact that there is no gold held there whatsoever. The doubters are not

just the typical conspiracy theory people, but it's those expressing concern include such reputable sources like Brad Meltzer, author and radio host Bill Still, and even Senator Ron Paul. So many people say, this gold's actually not even here. And if anything, many people believe that they actually built this Fort Knox to make sure no one saw that there's no gold there rather than to protect people from getting the gold, right? That's what the crazy thing is. And this all kind of leads into,

Was anything ever really backed by the U.S. dollar? Was the U.S. dollar really always a conspiracy theory? I mean, meaning is, you know, hey, don't worry, you just take this money and we're going to do this. And, you know, don't worry, it's all backed. You know, this is valuable because this is money and it's backed by this gold, blah, blah, blah. But we're going to talk more about that here in just a second. But, I mean, what do you think is, I mean, for example, we're going to talk about inflation, hyperinflation. hyperinflations was probably coming and then we're going to talk about crypto but you know things are

definitely more expensive and just for instance if you go anywhere you can't find hardly um any coins everywhere you go still they say yeah we're at a change we're at a change or whatever the case is but you got to think too like i don't know in the last 10 years you know i use i guess i would value dollars five dollars ten dollars twenty dollars you know i would value the dollar bills, I guess, the bills. But as far as coins, they've, like, become nothing. Where when I was growing up, you know, three cents would buy you a piece of bubble gum or five cents would buy you,

you know, a gallon of gas or whatever. It was nine cents, I think, was a gallon of gas. Like, because the prices have gone up, the value of coins to me, I feel like there is no more value. Like, I'm just going to be honest. A lot of times when I'm cleaning house and stuff and I see some coins and their pennies or whatever. Oh, don't tell me you throw them away.

I throw them away. I put them in the darn trash because I don't feel like they're worth anything. They really aren't anymore. I mean, like I probably would not throw, well, I don't know. I've thrown dimes and quarters and nickels away. But pennies definitely, if I see a penny, it's not even worth it to save it to me because I don't feel like it's worth anything anymore. No, you're right.

It's a crazy, the currency thing we're going to get a little deeper on this and definitely to Fort Knox deal a little more. we're going to bring on our guest Mr. Stephen David. Steven, or that is your name. Is that how you want to go by? Sure, you can call me Steve, Chad. Okay, cool, cool, cool, cool. I want to make sure that I had your name right.

Sherry freaked me out because she's like, I don't know if that's what he goes by. No. So we, I don't know if you've listened the first 15 minutes, but yeah, we were talking about. You actually are a listening of ours, and that's kind of how we all kind of connected. But give us a little bit about your background, whatever you want to share, who you are. know that we brought you on for the Federal Reserve slash cryptocurrency slash whatever, the whole currency subject. But give us a little bit about who you are, what you've done, and kind of why you're on this

podcast, I guess, because we kind of went back and forth about it. Sure. It's great to be here with you. So I'm a mechanical engineer by education, and I worked for Halliburn 14 years before COVID, and then they had us working from home during the lockdowns until they should shut down the whole facility, laid everybody off over the next couple months, over a thousand employees. And since then, I've just been working warehouse jobs type Home Depot Tuesday morning and raising my family and my kids and buying Bitcoin and other cryptos to hedge

against inflation with the Fed's crazy policies. Wow. Yeah, well, you know, it's funny. I'm glad we have Yom because, you know, we're definitely going to bring up some, some theories on the cryptocurrency and just see what your thoughts are on those as well. But, but I also kind of want your opinions on just cryptocurrency in general. But I don't know if you just heard us. Have you heard the theory that the Fort Knox and, you know, and we're going to get to the Federal Reserve stuff here shortly, but Fort Knox actually never really held the gold that they claimed it held?

Have you ever heard that? That's a new one to me. I note that in 1933, President Roosevelt confiscated everyone's gold to fund the war. and prepare for the depression and everything. And then in 1971, Richard Nixon took us off the gold standard. And by that time, Fort Knox, I'm sure, was starting to empty out all their gold if they ever had it. Yeah. Well, and I think the question is, because we've actually had people,

and actually we had a comment on the podcast tonight, and it says, please tell me you're going to touch on Fort Knox and the gold. So that's why I wanted to bring it up. But say, for example, what would happen if the world actually, actually found out there was no gold in Fort Knox. I mean, what would the consequences of that be? You know, would the blow to the legitimacy of the U.S. government and our economy and certainly just, you know, the whole fact that there is really nothing back in the U.S. dollar? Does that even matter at this point? Because it almost seems like, say that we know, for example, or we know for fact that there's no gold at Fort Knox, right? would that really matter today

because it almost seems like the dollar's not backed by anything I mean it don't seem like the dollar is no longer backed by anything because it's on credit is I mean we're so in debt we got 1.7 trillion actual dollars circulating but yet we are in debt 26 trillion dollars so would it even matter if there was gold in Fort Knox or not at this point I mean honestly

50 years ago it would have mattered back when we relied on our dollars being backed by gold but like I said since Nixon's presidency, we already know it's not backed by gold. So if we're not, we're completely empty, it would not have any effect at all because the U.S. dollar is primarily backed by being the world's reserve currency and the official currency that is transacted for oil, the petro dollar. And if any country threatens the hegemony of that trade, privilege of the U.S. dollar to buy oil, then, And we first declare economic warfare on them through sanctions and then follow up with kinetic warfare. So really our dollar is backed by the might of the U.S. military.

Interesting. That's very interesting. And so like people that are like gold collectors and silver collectors, is that even like worth anything now? Since we're not really backed by? I guess besides the value. I mean, what are people, are people collecting gold and silver because they want to, same reason you would go cryptocurrency, right? You want it to increase in value.

Therefore, if you ever need to cash out, your money is increasing rather than decreasing. But is that why people you think buy gold and silver now? I mean, is, I mean... Because I know a lot of people do. Or are they wanting to barter it someday when everything, when shit hits the fan? Well, you're absolutely right.

So people that have been paying attention to what's going on know that the dollar is hyperinflating. We hear an old timer saying, I used to be able to buy a meal for five cents. And now a gallon of milk is $7. Yeah. So I love preppers. They've got the right idea preparing for societal collapse, what have you.

And old-timers love the idea of holding something tangible has been recognized as a store of value for 5,000 years. But the problem is if you buy a certificate, the reserve banks, the vaults, are only required to keep 1% of the gold that they sell in certificates. Now, that could have something to do with the fact that the price of gold has remained pegged around $1,800 for the last decade and has not tracked inflation at all. So the problem with having tangible gold and silver in a societal collapse situation is you've got to break off chunks like they did with. with coins and history. And if we're that desperate for resources, it'll be like Mad Max.

Probably bullets will be worth their waiting goals. Yeah, you mentioned hyperinflation. So there's many money experts that talk about the U.S. dollar is definitely, if it isn't already, hyperinflating. And I guess you can look at the hyperinflation on many levels in some way. So that means, for example, if you had a Hershey bar that now costs, say, $1.20,000. that'll rise in price to $100 and then $1,000 and then a million

depending on what the hyperinflation is and so at that point the United States dollar would be worth this you know there's a lot of people that said well you know when hyperinflation occurs people will spend money as fast as they can because they know that it's only going to be worth less

the longer they hold it which then creates a collapse of the United States dollar and so some scholars I don't know if they're propagandist if there are people that are, you know, kind of involved in this whole thing. But many people believe that, you know, or not believe, they try to tell you that the U.S. dollar is not going to collapse. It's impossible. But what do you, I mean, do you think that the U.S. dollar will collapse?

And if it did, what would happen with it? And, I mean, are we already in a collapse? We just don't realize it. I mean, I guess that's a, there's still trust behind the money, I guess, right? Yes. Officially, there's still trust behind the money. And we are in the collapse. lapse, we're witnessing a slow motion train wreck at tectonic late speed because, like you said,

there's trillions of dollars in circulation, but the derivatives of all the debt and investments are actually in the quadrillion. The system is so huge, it's going to take a long time for hyperinflation to actually occur. In the meantime, it's just that steady gradual inflation, which the official rate is 7% of the consumer price index, but that doesn't take into account the real expenses that normal everyday Americans have to deal with. Yeah.

Hmm. That is very interesting. It's, um, yeah, it's, so I guess like regular inflation, like I was talking about Stephen, you know, when I was growing up, I remember gas being like, you know, $0.62 a gallon or going to buy a piece of gum for a penny or, um, um, I hate to say this, but I even remember cigarettes being 90 cents a pack. And now today, everything is, you know, way higher. Is that, I guess that's regular inflation, but hyperinflation is something different.

But I also guess what Sherry's saying, too, is, you know, over, that's over the course of many years. Right. And I guess there's probably a rate of inflation, too. I mean, I said 7%. Yeah. But what I'm saying is I think we're growing, I think our inflation rate is just skyrocketing. Would you agree? Definitely. And fortunately, the supply chain hasn't completely collapsed because when there's a supply crunch, that is what really makes inflation go off the charts.

And this is the beautiful thing about Bitcoin. While prices and dollars have increased steadily, prices in Satis, which are fractions of a Bitcoin, have steadily decreased. So you know that Bitcoin 10 years ago was priced in dollars And now it's worth over $40,000 And so for a few bitcoins You could buy a house these days And the trend will continue Yeah Yeah, we remember when Bitcoin came out

We're like, man, I don't know if that's going to do anything Actually, we did invest in... What I mean, we have made some money in Doge Don't get me wrong, but we are losing her ass right now In Doge We are losing her ass But luckily we don't have a ton of money in here right now. But we're still losing.

Damn, Elon. They're like, Robin Hood's like, Miss Freeman, oh, Sherry, whatever, we're going to have to sell some of your stocks off. But that's not Dojo. You're in stock positions that you keep, it just keeps going down. So it's making herself. Yeah, they make me sell my stuff because I don't have enough money to keep it in there. But Sherry's one of those people that always. gets in like on the bubble. Yeah.

It's like literally at the very top and it's like about to go down. And I'm always like, why did you buy? I'm like, because it's going to go. It's going to the moon. It's going to the moon. You were on the moon when you bought it. Literally. That's what she doesn't understand.

There's different definition. So, um, so listen, let's talk about the Federal Reserve for a second because I found out some crazy information on Federal Reserve that I just think is insane. Well, did you realize the Federal Reserve is actually not part of the federal government, Steve? That's correct. There's a private bank. Yeah, so if it's not part of the federal government, then why is the word federal in its name? I mean, the crazy thing is the Federal Reserve under government, there's a lot of people that actually first mention this.

It's like, well, if you look up Federal Reserve under government in the phone book, you have to look in the business section instead. And so what they were talking about. is that the Federal Reserve was intended to deceive people and to believe in that as part of our government and is therefore democratically elected rather than what it really is, a sinister cabal of private bankers who wish to control world governments

through controlling their money supply. Okay, wait a minute. Al Greenspan or whatever. Who the heck is that? I thought he was in charge of all that stuff. Greenspan. Yeah. I don't know.

Anyway, I don't know what we're talking about. Stephen, do you know what you're talking about? Yes, Greenspan was the Federal Reserve Chair years ago. and then it was Ben Bernanke. He oversaw the 2008 financial collapse. And since then, we've had Janet Yellen, who's now the U.S. Treasury Secretary, but the current Fed chair is Jerome Powell. So, yeah.

So you say the Federal Reserve basically creates a board of directors, right? But they only have to report to Congress, although they're not part of the government. Is that kind of how that works? Yes. And the history of it is definitely involved in the occult with the Illuminati and the Rockefellers and Rothschilds. They're the people that control the world's governments by controlling their money supply. Yeah. And that's the thing. Not only that, they've never been audited.

Well, because I knew Alan Greenspan, I always just figured he was part of the government because he was the one that was kind of controlling money. Yeah. Back then. Yeah, I mean. I don't remember. when he was there, but... It's kind of like a big ruse. I mean, I've always thought Federal Reserve was the federal government's money.

Right. You know, that's what everyone, I think, usually or have always thought. But, you know, and then the fact they've never been audited, I mean, you know, critics point to the fact that it's actually never faced a formal audit despite overlooking an aggressive IRS that, you know, heckles and harasses and bankrupts, ordinary middle class citizens with audits all the time. I'm talking about for little things. I mean, like, if you don't pay...

600, which by the way, Yeah, I got a note today in the mail. We don't even know what it's from. I owe the IRS $800. And if I don't pay them, they're going to start levying my property. Yeah, which literally it says from 2018, it would never, I mean, it just randomly popped up. Well, I do remember, like, I owed one year. And I'm like, how do I, how in the freak do I owe money?

You know, I pay out everything. Yeah, but we fixed that, we thought. And then apparently we still didn't. But the fact that the federal. reserve is not going to ever be audited. I mean, just, I mean, if you want to talk about corruption, you know, you have a board of directors, you basically have no oversight, obviously. I mean, you know, for example, Steve, like if you have $10 million, right, and you're working with $10 million a year, and I have, and I make, say, $100,000, you know, the chances of you being audited are 10fold over me.

Just for the fact, simple fact, you're working way more money. You're, you're going to lose the government way more money on those taxes rather than I am. Wait a minute. You said you're 100,000. He's 10,000? No, 10 million. Oh, so my point is, how would the Federal Reserve, obviously, if it's a private organization, never been audited? I mean, that's what's crazy. I can't believe it's even a private organization. That's mind baffling. Yeah. Well, first of all, Sherry, I would recommend you be careful receiving communications from the IRS because now that as tax season is also scam season. Yeah.

So make sure for everybody listening, what you receive is on the up and up so you don't go sharing your personal information with someone who's going to steal it and pretend to be you and drain your bank account. And the IRS will never call you. They'll only send official mail correspondence. And the fact that the Federal Reserve

is privately owned, the fact is they sell dollars to the government with interest. So the system is doomed to fail because we can never pay off the debt. It's designed to continuously increase because for every dollar, our government spends, they owe the Federal Reserve a dollar and some change. So every Fiat currency in history has collapsed. It's inevitable.

Before the dollar was the British pound. Before that was Spain was run in the world, and the 1800s there was the principal money. So the dollar's days are numbered. It's only a matter of time. And they can control the supply better than in the past because it's not just paper now. A lot of it's digital. So that's something, a tool they use to kind of kick the can down the road until the inevitable collapse. Yeah, and what's Steve saying, like if you print a thousand, but expect back

1100 through interest payments you'll never be able to get that back. I'll never be able to pay it back either because you'll just have to keep printing money until the money's worth it. Is that how like okay so when people go to other countries and they have to exchange their money for like euros for example and they're like oh these these many dollars equals these many euros what is their money back is their money back by the same kind of like system do you guys know what like um like if you go to another country like euros for example or you know Spanish money or whatever. I don't know the names of them.

Steve, do you know? So all world governments right now are dealing with fiat currencies. None of them are backed by anything except the reputation and the financial credit of the government holding that currency. Wow. So let's get into how is, you know, you're big into Bitcoin.

Now, for people that don't know anything about cryptocurrency, kind of explain a little bit. bit, you know, okay, well, let's start with this. There's various cryptos and there's various, all that. You have things like Doge, which the Dogecoin is something the Elon Musk kind of went on. The reason why everyone said it's never going to amount to anything is because it's an endless supply. You know, there is no set amount. Explain how Bitcoin is...

How it works. Well, yeah, well, how it works, but it's a set number of Bitcoins. There will never be any more created, correct? That's right. So the reason I don't touch dogecoin is because it's inflationary. Every year, five million more doge coins are minted. And actually, it's $5 billion. So that means that every day, people have to buy 14 million doge coins just to keep the price the same. So right now, there's over 100 billion doge coins in circulation and can understand increasing.

But Bitcoin, there's only ever going to be 21. million. The supply is fixed. And so far, 90% of those Bitcoins have been mined. So there's over 18 million in circulation. And probably about four million have been lost through people throwing out old hard drives, what have you. So that's why Bitcoin is like digital gold. So it's going to ask you like that I still that I still don't understand like how crypto is mined through a computer. Like, I don't get that. Yeah, we've heard of like, you know, you've heard of people mining, mining their own crypto, which I know China is a huge miner of Bitcoin.

But how, like, what is mining? But it's not, like, tangible, like gold and silver, right? No, you can't directly have it. So let's look at gold, for example. The supply of gold increases 2% every year because it's continuously being mined. Russia has the largest world supply in the world and other countries and Bitcoin is mined on computers

so each computer which nowadays is mined with ASICs which are special processing units are guessing a number between one and a gazillion basically a complicated math program and

whichever computer gets the right answer earns the rewards for that block of transaction and right now 900 bitcoins are being mined every day by those computers around the world these giant warehouses filled on racks from floor to ceiling with ASIC processing units and in two years from now 2024 there's only going to be 450 bitcoins mine a year that's called the halving that's an event that happens every four years which is what kicks off the bull runs the last

one was in May 2020, and that's why for the last couple years, Bitcoin has been rising steadily. Hmm. Interesting. So do you, do you, you know, the theories on people saying that this thing's going to get to, you know, well, they thought it was going to get to 100,000 per coin by the end of the year. I don't think it has, but obviously. What is it now? Yeah, what is it right now? Is it like 50? Is it still around 50 or 60? It's low 40s lately. It's a lot lower than people would have. guess, but the same predictions for 100K this year are still being thrown out by famous billionaires. So there was obviously that somebody that came up with Bitcoin and like, were they like a program person?

Let me, let me, because I know Steve's going to have his, uh, his thoughts in this, but before we get to that, because you just ask, who came up with it, whatever. There is a big conspiracy about the Bilderberg. Have you heard about the builderberg Bitcoin? Yeah, he already brought that up. Well, Nelby, we're talking about currency specifically. But have you heard about the Bitcoin Bilderberg connection at all? I've not.

All I know is that Satoshi Nakamoto, which is Swadenham, invented Bitcoin in 2009 as a response to the 2008 financial collapse when he saw that Wall Street sit-ins and protest. He made our generation's revolution digital. and basically checkmated the whole game because Bitcoin is set to take over the financial system if the market cap continues to increase. Right now the market cap of Bitcoin is a trillion dollars, and the whole crypto market is over $2 trillion. So what's the Bilderberg connection? Okay, so the Builderberg connection,

there's a lot of people that claim that members of the Bilderberg group, which for those that are listening I don't know about the Bilderberg group it kind of ties. The Bilderberg group is if you believe it all in the New World Order, which actually that's one of the things that I kind of believe in,

if you believe in all in like a superior, elitist society that is controlling the world and it's actually something behind the scenes kind of. And it's kind of what Steve, you talked about with the Rothschilds and all that, which are also part

of the Bilderberg group. but the Bilderberg group is basically a group of people that meet and they kind of according to especially a lot of people that believe in a new world order they meet to kind of figure out how they're going to persuade or control populations, countries, economies, so on and so forth for the greater goal of creating a new world order. And so the whole conspiracy theory behind the Bilderberg, Builderburg Bitcoin is that the Federal Reserve and MasterCard conspired to take over the Bitcoin market

through the use of subsidiaries. So the Bilderberg group is a private organization that basically consists of many of the most influential people in the world. And so the theory is that the Bilderberg group through its subsidiary AXA strategic ventures, they invested 55 million into Blockstream. So Blockstream is one of the primary funders of Bitcoin, core development team. and Bilderberg Group contains some of the world's wealthiest people. So when they invest in this basically, this strategy of investing heavily into Bitcoin's development would give significant control to the triad

if the theory proves correct. It would also prove to be considerable commodification of the original vision for a decentralized currency, which is if you think about Bilderberg Group, they're tie with New World Order, and then decentralized currency, or some will even say, if you want to talk biblically,

a one-world currency. So what is your thoughts on that? Yeah, going from dollars, euros, whatever else. To one world, yeah. To one world currency, which might be something like crypto. Yeah, and the fact that Bilderberg group, we at least know for factual,

has ties to this with the AXA Strategic Ventures Group that bought into the original funds, to this. Like, what are your thoughts on that? I mean, do you, do you, do you, I don't know, what's your thoughts? Well, the last couple of years have shown that conspiracy theories to more aptly be named spoiler alerts. Because if you hear it from an independent journalist like you and Sherry, then chances are, it's only a few months to a couple of years until it's well-known fact. Yeah. So I totally believe it's possible every year. Every year, year the Bilderbergs,

alumni, whatever you want to call them, meet openly at Davos convention in Austria, where you've got 400 private jets flying in, and they dictate world policy. They already know that Bitcoin is a threat to their financial hegemony

that if the people's currency take over, they're going to start losing control. So they need more control. They're definitely manipulating it, and they can manipulate the price through options, calls and puts

the same way that they've manipulated the price of gold since forever. Wow. Yeah, I mean, that's... So the, the crypto, it was, you said it's the people's money. It's not... It is. Right now, it's not, has anything to do with, you know, all these elite people.

Well, it does. I mean... But they're trying to manipulate it so that they have control of this too. Yeah. I mean, if this is true, yes. And, I mean, we at least know the fact that they hold the subsidiary of AXA's strategic ventures as fact. We know they invested $55 million into the block stream. And we know that they started this, you know, kind of towards the beginning.

Okay. When they knew this was getting on. What is the block stream? I'm sorry. I'm dumb about this, but I just want to know what the blockstri is. I'll let Steve explain that. What is a block stream to blockchain, so on and so forth? So block stream is a mining company.

there's several mining groups that collaborate resources to mine and secure the Bitcoin network. The blockchain is the technology that tracks all the transactions. They're all recorded on a public ledger for everyone to see. Just like they did in Denmark in the past century, they had a giant stone tablet in the middle of the town where all the sales would be etched in stone for everybody to see. that's the blockchain digitally. Yeah. So do you have money in Bitcoin right now yourself?

I do. My principal holding is in the CRO coin for Crypto.com because they pay me staking rewards for investing my funds on the network. So Bitcoin is proof of work, and CRO is one of the many proof of stake cryptocurrencies. I got you. Now, what is your thoughts on Ethereum? I would guess Ethereum is the biggest competitor to Bitcoin, right? And some actually say Ethereum's better, but I don't know.

So Bitcoin actually has no competitor in terms of this worth as a store of value. As far as processing transactions, it's a dinosaur. It only processes three transactions per second. Ethereum does about 15. The great thing about Ethereum is that it enabled the whole smart contract technology because decentralized applications are launched on that platform.

So now Ethereum has a lot of competitors, crypto.com being one of them. There's also Binet smart chain, Terra, Luna, Avalanche, Cardano is a popular one, and many others. Tazos.

So Bitcoin stands alone. But Bitcoin does not have any competitors. basically it's the original store of value the network is the most secure so if if regular people wanted to invest in some type of you know currency like this bitcoin would be the way to go that's right so cryptocurrency as a whole is seen as a risky asset or risk on and then bitcoin being the largest is the least volatile and eventually if it's seen

at a safe haven asset or a risk off asset, then the price will really skyrocket because, like Michael Saylor, the patron saint of Bitcoin, says only invests what you can't afford to lose, which is saying, like for example, grandma sends the kids cash, and I write a note for them in Satoshi's. I, on the note, give them 2,000 Satoshes for each dollar,

And so that way when they're old enough to actually spend it, instead of being able to buy a $100 sandwich, they'll have that number of Satoshi's and it will protect their purchasing power. Yeah. So do you think, I mean, wait a minute, what is Satoshis? So one Bitcoin is 100 million Satoshis. Butoshes. Oh, shit. This is, wait a minute. That's getting deep.

Wait a minute. Okay. Say that again. So Bitcoin is. divisible. One Bitcoin is worth almost $50,000, but a Bitcoin is divisible into 100 million Satoshi's. So it's 0.008 or 90s 1 Bitcoin is one Satoshi. Yeah. So if you don't have nearly nearly the money to buy a Bitcoin, you would be buying Satoshis. Yeah. That's right. They call it Stack and Sats. Yeah. So if you go on to like Robin Hood, are these places,

Would you be buying... Shouldn't go on a Ramadan. What? F them dudes. So you would be buying some Votoshis or whatever they're called. Satoshis. Satoshi's. That's right.

You can buy Satoshes from any exchange. Robin Hood is actually not real crypto yet because they don't actually transact on the blockchain. You're basically buying a voucher, like a ticket that says, here you go. Here's your voucher for gambling on the price of Bitcoin rather than actually holding it. Oh, so you actually are. That's why you don't have a wallet at Robin Hood. Well, they do have like some kind of crypto wallet. I don't know.

I don't think they do right now. Right. The real crypto wallet is of 26 letters and numbers of which there's like almost infinite combinations that you can send your cryptocurrency to whoever, wherever at any time 24-7, 365. So it's the ticket to true financial freedom. So, okay. So let's get back because I want to get back to the, because we've covered New World Order on this a lot. And although I'm not saying even if the Bilderberg group, you know, and I mean, well, we know for fact their subsidiaries do hold a shit ton of early investment money in Bitcoin. But the reality is it is the people's money.

So let's say that, number one. I mean, it is, which is also what makes it a threat. to global elitist that want more control, which, by the way, I think we've already discussed this on this podcast tonight, that if you look at the Federal Reserve, even if you look at the Fort Knox, the fact that there was, so say that, there is, say that it was fact, there has actually never been the amount of gold at Fort Knox that they say there was,

which, I mean, and it's kind of crazy because Fort Knox is literally one of the most secure places on planet Earth. And so one of the things, many senators and all these people brought up was like they didn't secure this to keep you from stealing gold because that that kind of sounds more dumb than like to keep you I mean because like you know you can get as many military dudes around this thing and you're never going to still shit right but but at the same time what if like they they want to make sure that no one actually sees there's no gold in there like but um my point to this is is that originally and And I think that Steve, you would probably agree to this, that the number one way that anyone can ever control anything is with money.

I mean, economy. Look at the way we sanction other countries. Look at what Trump did, for example. Whether you hate or love Trump, doesn't matter. Trump, he went on a sanctioning campaign to everybody. That's why he was able to shake hands with Kim Jong-un, because Kim Jong-un is like, shit, I don't want to be cut off from everything. I mean, that's why, you know, everyone tried to connect Trump to, like, Vladimir Putin, that they were like best friends. No, Putin wasn't best friends with Trump.

He just didn't want to be sanctioned to hell him back to where they had nothing from us or anything else. So money controls everything. And if you look at it, even in the COVID thing, and I said we're not going to talk a lot about COVID tonight because we talked a lot about it. But if you look at COVID, I literally think the entire reason why early treatment was avoided. why all this shit was awarded because the money was not in early treatment. It was in the vaccine. It was in these billion-dollar deals.

There's never been more transfer of wealth in history other than COVID. And so if you look at how money truly affects everything, and the only way that people have control over anybody, really, I mean, look at the IRS, look at taxes, look at all this shit. They have control over. people, populations and masses over money.

And so it would make sense that if the people come up with this currency, that they can, you know, hold their own value of money to where they no longer depend on other well centralized money forms,

then you, then people start losing power. I mean, am I getting that right, Steve? I mean, is that kind of the way this sounds, I guess? And, and is that maybe why the Bilderberg group would invest heavily into crypto? So any building, any city that you go to, the largest buildings are going to be banks and insurance companies. They make a ton of money by controlling everyone's finances.

The beauty of proof of stake blockchains is you are your own bank. So a validator on the blockchain is running a node, which is a computer that's always on, processing financial transactions. And a delegator deposits their money into that validator's fund to give them voting power and processing power on the network. And as a delegator and a validator, you're paid a percentage of that transaction to incentivize validators to continue running nodes

and for delegators to continue staking. And so instead of that money going to the bank, is going to the people who are securing the network. So this passive income is going to be huge in the future for just regular people like you and me. Whatever money we have in our retirement funds earning a couple of percentage interest per year or worse in the banks,

earning 0.01% interest in a savings account, is going to be absolute poverty decades from now. Whereas cryptocurrencies, if you choose the right ones, reputable ones, are going to continue to increase, increase in value astronomically. Well, is there a way that, you know, we, we, obviously you've heard of GameStop, the whole GameStop fiasco with the stocks and the shorting and, you know, what Robin Hood did to stop the trading to protect the hedge funds.

And, you know, when all these people went off for GameStop, they made a shit ton of money. Some people lost the shit ton of money. But is there a way that say that elitist, I mean, is there a way that this is always going to remain the people's money? or are the elitist going to be able to take over that also? That's the big question. And can the government regulate this? So more regulation will actually be helpful for the industry,

for more regulatory clarity. And if they were going to try to stop Bitcoin, five years ago, if all the world's governments would have teamed up, they might have done it. But Pandora's boss has been opened. It's already too late. To give you an idea, if the internet completely sure, shuts down. As long as there's

one person running a node on their private generator in their basement or whatever, that node has the entire Bitcoin blockchain, the history of all transactions ever conducted on the one hard drive. And as soon as it reconnects to the internet, the entire Bitcoin network

is restored. So it's completely decentralized and cannot be controlled by any one person. What you say with the governments and big institutions trying to control it, all they can do is try to get slices of the pie by owning mining equipment and also manipulating futures with short-selling like what happened with GameStop. So they can manipulate it to an extent, but they'll never be able to fully control it. That's why they want to roll out their own central bank digital currencies,

which China is rolling out this year. and fortunately so far in Congress, CBDCs have been shot down because they are not true cryptocurrencies. True crypto is decentralized, but a CBDC is very centralized and would be a nightmare dystopian scenario where they could turn off your spending

kind of like China's social credit score and they would just have total control over everyone's finances. So does the fact that you're in Bitcoin have anything to do? do with like your thought process on how the world works? I mean, I know that sounds strange, but like your thoughts on like maybe the way the government operates or the world or the fact there could be a new world order, the fact there could be Illuminati and the fact that the Biddleboro Group exists, does that weigh anything on the fact of why you got into Bitcoin to begin with?

So Bitcoin is the answer to world peace. It sounds far fetched, but Michael Saylor launched a website, hope.com. that explains if a country wants another country's resources, they can invade and take them. It's the same thing with gold. It can be confiscated. Bitcoin cannot be confiscated from you. A country cannot invade and take that country's Bitcoin. And that renders the military useless.

We don't need a military to go and invade other countries and take their oil or take their opium. So Bitcoin is hope for the future. and the fact that, quite frankly, I don't trust the government. Right now, the president and vice president, we can call them shits and giggles because, you know, Biden poops himself in front of the Pope and Kamala can't start laughing like the Joker. So these are interesting times we're living in. The fact that people look to comedians for, for, um, for, um, answers and to hear the truth, and they look at politicians like jokers because we don't trust them.

And so we all wish we would have gotten to Bitcoin earlier when the government was telling us, oh, it's a scam, it's used on the dark web for money laundering. It's like online gambling. That should have been a first red fly to look into it. But finally, sooner or later, we all come around and realize that Bitcoin is the best hedge against inflation and it's the future of money. Well, and also, too, like, people are actually taking Bitcoin money as a payment now. Like, I was like, wow, that's really kind of crazy. People even were taking Dogecoin, which is kind of crazy. But people are taking that as payment.

Yeah. And, you know, I don't know. Since I grew up, like, on the dollar and the coins or whatever, I know what a dollar is worth. But with the bitcoins, like, I don't get that. You know what a dollar's probably worth minus a million dollars right now? Yeah, but these people are taking like Bitcoin as a payment. They're probably making out better than people that are getting dollars by payment. Yeah.

Wouldn't you think? Yeah. Steven? Absolutely. So you've got pro athletes now taking portions or all of their payment in Bitcoin. You've got a few politicians this year doing the same thing. So it's the first. future is the best way to go.

I wonder if Nancy Pelosi got her facial job from Bitcoin. Did you see that damn video, man? Like, Tucker crawls and posts the video, it says, Michael Jackson is still alive, and I was like, what? I was literally confused. Like, is, freaking Michael Jackson

seriously alive when we didn't catch this already? And then they had Nancy Pelosi on there with her damn weird new, like, a Botox job. I was like, what in the hell is going on here? Well, see, that's the thing about investing in stocks, you've got to know which ones Nancy Pelosi is buying and is a turn of profit.

Exactly. Because she's able to buy and sell before Congress comes out with their new laws and which companies are going to prop up. With this stimulus, it was nice when families receive a $1,400 per person or whatever. But behind the scenes, they're buying corporate debt. They're pumping up stock prices of companies that they choose. So in this inflationary environment, they really made it essential for just regular people to become investors in order to preserve their wealth and purchasing power. And that's a difficult situation to be in.

Right. So Bitcoin and crypto are the most obvious answers. You've also got to have a second at least source of income. Passive income is critical, which is all the lockdowns and business closures showed us. Oh, yeah. And proof of state cryptos are a surefile way to earn some passive income. Hey, let me ask you. You said you used to work for Halliburton.

That's kind of like a pretty legit, like, don't they do a lot of crazy, like, I don't know? I mean, they've kind of been involved in some conspiracy type, you know, governmental shit, right? So Dick Cheney was the former CEO of Halliburton. And we were famous, or Hallibur was famous for being the exclusive military contractor in Iraq and Afghanistan. And you saw like $800 toilets on the transactions. And they were just making so much money. And Dick Cheney is also the one who allegedly orchestrated the whole. 9-11 event, which it was an inside job because God rest the souls of the victims,

but the two towers fell with the planes that hit them, but there was also World Trade Center Building 7. And you asked, right, that one was not struck by an airplane and it still collapsed. And so for eight months before that time, they were doing elevator renovations, which is a perfect opportunity to rig explosives. on the framework of the building. So I was telling my coworkers that 20 years ago, and cognitive dissonance,

they don't want to believe that our own government would kill its own people like that. And it's sad, but it happens. It is sad, and it is true, though. Well, look at Operation Northwoods. Yeah, that's what they wanted to do. And we've never really done a podcast, even though we wanted to about 9-11.

Well, maybe we'll bring Steve back on 9-11. Yeah, because so many people are like, no, you can't even go there. Like this cannot be the truth. Well, the thing is, it's not... But there's so many things that point to it being the truth. But look, you know, there's something that, um, do you ever, have you ever, do you ever watch Alex Jones at all, Steve?

Alex Jones is the one that originally woke me up 20 years ago. Yes, sir. Okay. So the reason the exact... I mean, exactly what Sherry just said. You know, and I think people have told us that. Like, you can't go to 9-11. You can't do it. And we've never done a 9-11 podcast, but definitely something that there's shit. There's more question on 9-11 than almost anything. And we're not saying, like, God, wretts their souls. People died.

Yeah, they did. But we're claiming that there's claims that the government did this, not terrorists. But my point to Alex Jones was, is that the Sandy Hook thing. Now, you know, I absolutely believe 100% kids died in Sandy Hook. you know the whole thing right i mean i i 100% believe that but you know that with alex jones thing on the sandy hook thing was like okay well where's freedom of speech end like he that's his opinion yeah but then on on actors and whatever which you know i mean look i'm not i'm not even going to go there because well it's just freedom of speech in whatever you think if you you know

what listen the fact that the fact there was a coordinated effort to sue him and and and they were hoping to sue him into oblivion and then they also cancel them on everything. And by the way, Alex Jones has been right about 95% of usually. And it's not just Alex Jones. I mean, there's a lot of people that just speak of the truth that they see as it is. I mean, there's things that we talk about that I've came forefront. And, you know, for example, Bigfoot. And I'm like, you know, we had a Bigfoot expert on.

Why do you always bring up Bigfoot? Because Bigfoot, I don't believe there is a Bigfoot in the woods. I do. I think there's a big foot. And we had one of the leading bigfoot experts in the world on our podcast. But my point is that I've always felt like Alex Jones was sued to oblivion and it still is being sued to shut him up and also send a message to anyone that questions anything. Or questions the government for anything. The government, what you see on the media, like the bad things happen.

I mean, maybe that's far-fetched. But, you know, just like what you're saying, Steve, about the third building, you know, and all that shit. I mean, like, for example, us, we talk about a lot of shit. We talk about COVID, man. That's like a deadly disease to talk about COVID, that even talk about it. But, you know, when you think about talking about 9-11, you know.

It turns a lot of people against you, though. No, but listen. I think. No, I don't think so. But the first thing I think about nowadays is what happened to Alex Jones. But, I mean, it's a little different. But do you understand what I'm saying, Steve? Like, I just feel like Alex Jones was sued to hell him back.

I don't think it was just parents that were thinking, like, oh, I can't believe he's saying this. And we're going to sue the shit out of him. I think he's been, I think the government helped him and sued him or helped them and suing him to send a message. Do not, do not question anything. Anything bad and horrible or horrific that happens. I know it sounds crazy, but I don't know. What are your thoughts? Oh, you don't sound crazy at all.

I'll tell you what. In times of universal deceit, speaking the truth is a revolutionary act. And we have to preserve our freedom of speech with everything we've got. Because if the powers that be are trying to suppress certain messages, then the government is run by criminals. If we speak up against them and they try to stop it, obviously they've got something to hide.

So that's why your work is so important. You two are investigative journalists and bringing the truth to the people. More reputable than CNN and all the other mainstream news network that are spreading the propaganda,

we depend on you, Chad and Sherry, to continue to cover the real issues and we have faith in you and your word and we really appreciate your work. Oh, you just gave me like, I don't know. We definitely appreciate that. You gave me a lot of love right there.

Thank you. No, I mean, but it's even like, okay, you guys, do you remember, I know I'm going off, but do you guys remember that big rock concert and that dude was up in the high-rise hotel? Yeah, there's a big conspiracy. Yeah, there's a big conspiracy about that that it was really not him, and that that was even the government.

Do you know what I'm talking about, Stephen? Yeah. That was the Las Vegas shooter years ago. Yes. And 500 people were wounded. He had some heavy machine guns. Yeah, there was a lot of weird shit that happened with that, which, I mean, I do want to touch on that at some point.

I think that was just strange. But, hey, what you were just saying, though, as far as, like, journalists and investigator, I mean, you look at Joe Rogan, he's, you know, you look at, he's the top of the game right now. But Project Veritas poses something tonight. And I think they make a good point here. You know, Tim Poole, which a lot of people listen to, Tim Poole, Tim Kast. You know, for people to don't know, Tim Poole was a Democrat.

And, you know, he was a pretty big Democrat when Democrats were normal. I mean, when you heard a Democrat, the word Democrat is like, okay, well, you have these beliefs. You don't believe, or you do believe in abortion. and you know, you do believe in certain things like this. But, you know, and those were like, those were like the highly debated issues back then. Right, right. But Temple had James O'Keefe on from Project Veritas. And so Joe Rogan said on his recent podcast, he said,

it's like the guy is the boogeyman to the left. He's exposing threats to democracy. He's exposing real live corruption. He's exposing real live conspiracies. And they're like, oh, no. No, but it's Veritas. Even if what he's saying is absolutely true and a threat, there somehow or another decided that an individual can be like,

it's almost like a cure to the reality of what he is exposing. Like you can say, oh, it doesn't matter because it's James O'Keefe. And you can put that on top of the thing and it all goes away. So that is literally the state of media we're in. It's like no matter what, you can. say the actual factual thing of what's going on but now they put

names, figureheads or whatever over facts they always they always put Trump or you know that's that's Trump's name or that's James O'Keefe by the way James O'Keefe is not conservative or Democrat

he's just a truth teller he's a he's a someone that is doing everything he can risking life and limb and in his entire livelihood for the truth. And that's what we do.

I mean, we would do that no matter what. I mean, we would do that in the face of jail. We would do that in the face of imprisonment. I know both of us would. But what do you feel like? I mean, do you not think that we are in a stage of reality doesn't matter anymore? It's like a fact is no longer a fact. it is

for example James O'Keefe he's literally showing videos on Project Veritas of factual things of how corrupt and and effed up the system is

but yet they just say oh it's James O'Keefe they just like oh it's James O'Kee's they just sweep it under the rug what are your thoughts on that Steve The Matrix

What is Real so it's kind of like 1984 where they took Winston to the Ministry of Truth to reprogram them that 2 plus 2 is 5. Basically, facts are what the government tells you.

That's what they want us to accept it's true. And James O'Keefe is a true American hero. Like you said, it's essential to speak the truth no matter what and don't give into tyranny. We don't want to end up like China. Dr. Martin Luther King, you've covered his podcast as well. His assassination was a conspiracy. He said, the day your life begins to end is when you're,

become silent about things that matters. Yes. Amen. Same thing with JFK, you covered his conspiracy, the magic bullet. The records were supposed to be declassified this year, but the court decided to put it off for another 55 years. Same thing with Pfizer. They'll release the official documents on the effects of the so-called vaccinations, which are really gene therapy injections, experimental.

They were released only by a. emergency use authorization, EUA, they're going to release those records to the public in 75 years. By that time, we'll all be long gone. And by the way, I think they just got 99 years, I think. I think they just pushed it to 99. But I thought somebody said, no, we're not going to do that. We want to know within the year. Within a month.

Yeah, or a month or something. Yeah, but then they went to another judge, I think, and then they got it 99. That's all they got to do. They just got to go to a different judge. Like Stephen said, though, within 75 years, we're. all going to be dead and gone and nobody else is going to care about it. Yeah. Well, I mean, they still have this theory that people trust the government.

I mean, and sadly, a lot of people do. I mean, I, Steve, I don't know. I don't actually, I think I posted this on my Facebook, and this was not my quote. I said, I can't take credit for it. But it was a great quote, and I don't know who it is. But I said, if you ever doubt your intelligence, remember that millions of people live through the last two years and somehow they concluded the government should have more control

over their lives. Like, that somehow is a large portion of people in this country. They believe, hey, you know what? Last two years? Yeah, I think the government needs more control. Yeah, I know. And there are real people, like our family members,

like our especially elderly people. Oh, yeah. Well, the old people, man, they just... Old people, that's all that, you know... Because that's mainstream. That's the only people mainstream media have anymore. Are the old people that just can't think they're like close to, not close to dementia. I don't want to say that because of my mom and your mom and all that.

But they don't know technology. They don't know any way to look anything up. Yeah. And that is literally the only people mainstreaming do you have anymore. And by the way, a lot of those people, well, yeah, I mean, not the only people, but there's a lot of morons too. Well, just like today, I was watching ABC, I think. Is that the guy, ABC? I don't know.

And he was interviewing some people. in South Carolina and there are black Americans. And talking about Joe Biden, how great he's doing. Like what his statistics are right now. And if they still believe in him or not. And, you know, if he's helping the African American community, all that stuff. By the way, Steve, what is your nationality? So my parents came from the Caribbean.

My mom from Barbados and my dad from Cuba. But I was born in America. I got you. Awesome. So anyways, they, They were like talking to these South Carolina people, like what is his, you know, voting rate or whatever. But they were saying that even they. Well, they were just trying to make it out like he's still.

Well, yeah, I mean, some of them were like, oh, well, I'm disappointed. Yeah. But then in the end, they, they were like, no, I trust Joe Biden. He's only been in a year. Yeah. Yeah. He's only had a year to like fix this country. The reason I ask you your nationality is obviously, you know, and this is a thing too.

So you said your mom's from Barbados, right? And your dad is from Cuba? Yes. Okay. But do you consider yourself American or do you consider yourself a Cuban American or a Barbados American? So I'm an American, red-blooded through and through. In terms of describing my background, I would say Caribbean-American American because it has affected my culture growing up. with Caribbean parents and relatives.

I ride a bicycle to work every day. I like to garden and listen to reggae music, things like that. Oh, I love reggae music. I love reggae music. That's awesome. And I value freedom and liberty, just like every other red-blooded American. And bless the hearts of the old people that think they're doing the right thing, getting the vaccine, because that's what they're told on the news.

Yep. Yeah, it's really a shame It's so sad They mean well They do And they're just trying to follow What I did say They think America wants them to do

But you know And it's even like these young parents That are We said we're not going to talk about that But it's even these young parents now Getting our kids vaccinated Vaccinations are for six months and older now No six months and younger

No six months and Pfizer's coming out With six months and older Six months to a year. Yeah. But, you know, it's like, it's like, parents are trying to do a good job by getting their kids vaccinated. But when you think about old people, it's like, like your mom, she's 86. Yeah, 87 now. 87.

And you're like, okay, well, you know, I mean, you might as well get it. I mean, shit, you know. Yeah, I need to lose, mom. Yeah, like still. You know, whatever the adverse events of this are, I mean, that could also be just your turn in 89. You know, like, you know what I mean? Like, you know what I mean? Like, but when you give a kid that, like.

for a I mean, I don't know. I'm not going to go in all this shit. Yeah, but what I am saying is there is a lot of young people that still respect what the government says, and they're going to go and do what the government says, which means they're going to vaccinate young children that are their children because the government tells them to. I will say that I think Steve or Stephen, I don't know what the hell I need to call you still. But for some reason, I want to call you Stephen. Davis. I'm sorry. Anyways, I do think he's been one of our best guests because honestly, he has been very well-talked. Spoken.

Yeah. That does not sound. That's why I am not. You sound redneck. Shut up. Redneck. He's been well-talked. Now we're about to get in.

Yeah, well, that sounds more like, that's like a new age thing that the new kids are saying. He's been well-talked. I'm creating that trend now. But he knows his stuff too. And I want to pick your brain because I think you've just got tons of shit in your brain. Yeah. And I want to pick your brain on other subjects in the future. I want to ask Stephen, have you had an IQ test?

Because I bet you scored out of the roof. You can tell he's smart. Yeah. Oh, thank you. Did you score? Have you ever had an IQ test? Do you know your IQ score? So I took a Mensa test several years ago, but I joined the Marines instead.

You took a menstrual test? Well, I bet you fell down. so mensa is mn-en-s-a is a society of geniuses that meet up and play scrabble all the time i got you um but i'm a former reserve marine officer um so as far as being a jarhead that i eat crayons so i'm not too smart but as an officer i can push pencils and write and type reports and stuff well hey uh so we got we got a we got a comment which no one ever comments on this, which is funny, because no one ever, most no one, like, no one can ever figure out how to comment on our podcast, which is fine.

It's tough, but someone says, I agree. Thanks, Stevie Davis. Oh, we got to call you Stevie. That's my mom calls me. Is it really? Yeah, my brother's name is Steve and my mom calls him Stevie. So, there you go. Yeah, that's awesome.

Like Stevie Wonder. Yeah, I love you. Yeah, but you're not blind. see and I bet you know literally I mean that's a good that's actually a good

analogy literally there's half the country right now that are blind that are Stevie Wonder yeah they're blind or Stevie Wonder they're like sheep

yeah yeah man so look we're definitely and by the way guys we talked about this on another podcast that we said so many of you guys

are smart and you guys email us and message us all the time and I think Steve E is going to be I think he's going to be a regular on our podcast because we're going to bring him back on because he's too smart not to bring him back on a lot Yeah, he's totally smart.

So we're definitely going to have you back on but any of you guys have any information or whatever and want to have a talk about the subject because we're all a family. And I think one of the things that when Steve kind of reached out and said, hey, you know, well, he didn't even reach out. He was just commenting on things.

And I was like, and I even wrote back to him, I said, hey, dude, like, you're, you know your shit. So, like, let's talk. And then he email me. But, you know, we're all a family and we're all in this together. I mean, Sherry and I have the podcast and we have the, you know, the audience. That means to get it out, I guess. But we're all on one mission. Yeah.

And, I mean, just like you being in the military, Steve and, and all that, you know, just because you may be a leader in a platoon or whatever. that is leading the mission, everybody in that entire unit is just as important as the leader, right? And that's what we are. And we, hopefully, hopefully to God, people like us, people like the people listen to us, people like you, hopefully we're going to go down in history. And we may not ever, our names may never be mentioned in the future in history. but maybe possibly what we talk about and what we do

and the fact that we can just make sure that people understand at least from our perspective what's going on and the facts of what's going on maybe we can even if it's one little degree even if it's one little dent in something even if it's one little degree of the betterment of our future that is what we're after and it's not just Sherry and I all of you listening

are literally equal to all of us. Yeah, like you say, we're all a family. We're all family. And that's why when Steve reached out, and by the way, Steve just happens to be smart as shit. Dang it, Steve. And that's why he brought him on. And honestly, he's been one of our best guests, to be honest with you.

But yeah, I mean, when he reached out, I was like, yeah, and I talked to him. I was like, yeah, he knows his shit. So I was like, we got to bring him on. And we're going to definitely bring you on in the future. And maybe even fly you out here to come on live. because I think that would be cool. Yeah, that'd be awesome.

Or go there because that's Texas. I mean, you know. Yeah, Texas is like a cool place to go. But yeah, but my point is that we have to kind of unite and kind of get with each other and make sure that we're all okay. Because I think, you know, I think at the end of the day we have to go in the military mentality of, you know, your life is just as important as the life next to you. And it don't matter about what color, what nationality. where you're from, what age, what gender, or even what your sexual preferences.

It matters about whether you have my back and I have yours. And I think that is at the end of the day. And like Stephen said, he bleeds red. Yes, absolutely. As an American. Yes, American. It has nothing to do with anything else. Yep.

What are your thoughts on this, Steve? Last. That's right. Final thought. We're all the team. And these sheep need a good shepherd. and you and Sherry are leading your flock and truth and righteousness. So keep out the good work.

And can I say one last thing? Say it. To have your kids attend public school in many states is not required to give them vaccinations. You can request an official vaccination exemption. I have seven kids between my wife and I, and only the first one was vaccinated until she almost died of SIDS at the age of one. after that we looked into it and the other six have all been midwife births and not vaccinated they're all totally healthy right how many kids you got steve seven he said seven seven kids but how old are your kids between like what ages ages four to 14 and we've been

married 15 years what kind of drugs do you do well i'm just saying even for your wife to go through births with midwives that's a lot of because i'm just going to say I did give birth in a hospital, but the medicine did not work. And I know that is like great, great pain. Oh my God. That would be tough. Like it's that that is really like you have to have a mental like how old is your oldest Steve? 14 and the youngest is four. That's awesome. So you're going to have like a little clan man like when you like 10 years now. But he but he is so right about that with you know public education. There are exemptions that you don't even even have to get any vaccines for your kids.

None of them. Well, I mean, most of those vaccines, most of the vaccines that you have to take now are been eradicated for the most part. I mean, you know, and that's what, that's why it's called a vaccine. Okay, I know kids that are going to be removed from public education unless they get their vaccine. And they have to have an appointment with DEC or whatever in order to stay in school. Like, it's really, like, they stay on them about those vaccines.

Yeah, that's ridiculous. But, you know, I mean, it's the world we're living in. Well, listen, Steve, we're absolutely going to bring you back on because I really enjoyed our talk tonight. Yeah, that's awesome. And I guarantee you everybody listening and enjoyed you as well. So thank you so much for coming on. And we're going to bring you back very soon because, like, that's the thing. When Steve and I talks, we were like, well, what subject are we going to talk about?

And then I found out he knew a lot about crypto and all this. And by the way, there's so much more we can talk about with the currency thing. But I also want to bring Steve back on for other subjects. And I think it's subjects that are important to us. And maybe when we do the 9-11 thing. Yeah. Maybe we bring them back on that. We can just.

Because I'm telling you, if we do. We'll blame Steve. Because Steve, here's the thing. I don't know what this episode will do numbers-wise. But like, so JFK, for example, I think it's got like $2 million downloads. now or something. You know, like some of our high topics have got like a lot of, well, no, JFK's got more than that.

JFK is like 4 million or something. But then some things like this, I have no idea. I don't know what it'll do. But then our JFK did not get, I mean, not JFK. I mean, our Martin Luther King Jr. did not get a lot. Well, that's it. And I was very surprised. Martin Luther King is at 300,000 right now, which is good.

But it's still not like. But it's the truth about his death. And on MLK Day, I posted on my Facebook, I posted on Investing Earth. I said, just so you guys know about what really happened on Martin Luther King, here is the Wikipedia article, here's what actually happened. And it's like, no one gives a shit. Yeah. Everyone is so like now. Yeah, we all, like, no one cares.

Everything stops for Martin Luther King. There's no school. Yeah, but what it should be stopping for is the fact that the government had something to do with his death because he was bringing people together. Yep. Yep. You cannot have anyone that brings people together Because if you do, it threatens It threatens the centralization of power

Yeah So anyways Steve, thank you so much, man, for coming on We really appreciate it And we're definitely going to bring you back on Very very soon Thank you, Chad and sharing us And I'm just joining you

All right, well, guys, everyone, thanks Steve Steve, we'll have you back on very soon Yes, Steve Have a good one Oh, sorry, I hit that. Sorry, I hit the mic. Man, great. I think it was a great episode.

Yeah, he's awesome. I think he knows a lot about a lot of the stuff. Like I said, I think he's got a genius mind. He does. Yeah, he does. But guys, we're not going to keep you anymore tonight because, I mean, you know, I hope that we did our due diligence on the currency situation. And but like I said, well, I'm just a person that knows nothing about it and trying to learn it through you and Steve.

Like, I have learned some really valuable information. I know, but I'm just saying. Like, that's just, it's a hard picture. Steve is an expert. Yeah. Unlike Bitcoin. He knows the stuff. Yeah, so listen to Steve.

Go where he told you to go and buy it there. But, yeah, I'm not an expert. But, I mean, what our job is, I mean, we're not always experts on everything we talk about, as you guys know. But we do try to source as much information as can and bring it to. the table that where you guys can at least think about it and talk about it and that's why i like having people like steve on that that knows so much about even just the crypto but steve kind of knew about everything we talked about and you know i knew he was very good in that in that realm

of things but you know steve is um you know i don't know he didn't say much about it but working for haliburton which you know uh that's going to be another podcast no but so well he probably won't talk about anything he did for haliburton but he probably won't talk about anything he did for But all I'm saying is is that most people out there that listen to Halliburton or that know about Halliburton, I mean, most people on this podcast are going to listen know about Halliburton. And Halliburton is one of those like secretive government things, you know, and he worked for them for a while. And it's kind of like, you know, it has my mind thinking a little bit, but whatever. Not even going to talk about it. It is all good in the neighborhood.

But guys, that's it for this Investigator Earth podcast. It's all good in the neighborhood. We love all of you. You're our family. And by the way, if you have a subject you want to talk about in the future, let us know, man. Reach out to us. Contact and Investigator Earth podcast. You can find us on Gitter, even though Gitter's starting to kind of piss me off a little bit.

I'm not even going to talk about it tonight. But we love you. Thank you to our amazing guest, Stephen Davis, Stevie Davis, or Steve Davis, whatever you want to be called. Stephen, Steve, Stevie. And until next time, we love you. Bye. now. Bye-bye now.