The David Knight Show - INTERVIEW FTX De-Crypto'd

Episode Date: November 16, 2022

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Main market excluding specials and place bets. Terms apply. Bet responsibly. 18plusgamblingcare.ie. All right, welcome back. And joining us now is Goatree. We haven't had Goatree on for a while. I contacted him.

He had been sick. And so you're feeling better now? Are you doing good? Oh yeah. Yeah. I had a rough winter. Thanks to uncle, uncle sugar. Well, he won't go into that, but, uh, I know what you would suspect, but, um, uh, I'm glad you're feeling better.

And, uh, we talked about this and he said, yeah, I'd like to talk a little bit about what's going on with FTX. Uh, you're very much involved in the computer business, yeah, I'd like to talk a little bit about what's going on with FTX. You're very much involved in the computer business, crypto and other things like that. You were telling me as we were connecting off air, you said this is looking more political than technical. What are you seeing in all of this? Well, I, you know, when we spoke, I said, let's look at the technical aspects of this. Well, technically, this is kindergarten-level technology and scam.

So I said, well, I can't put this on David's show. Let's go dig around and see what I can find. And I got into their bankruptcy filing and the stuff I'm going to be putting out there for you to put your critique on come straight off their bankruptcy balance. Oh, that's interesting. Oh yeah. And it's,

uh, well, I talked about it the other day. I talked about the family ties and the political ties that, you know, uh, Bankman, uh,

I keep calling him Bankman fried because he's a, he likes to call himself, it's kind of like Frankenstein, Frankenstein, he calls himself freed, but he isn't going to be freed. I thought he shouldn't be freed. Uh, Elon Musk thinks that he'll be freed because he's got so many political connections, but he should be fried. Yeah. You know, I was talking to a friend earlier and, uh, I said, Nikki, how am I

going to kick over this bucket of, uh, extra money? So I'm just going to put it out to what you have at it. Sure. Go ahead. Tell us what you know. What'd you say? Well, first off, you know how you were talking about Ukraine? Mm-hmm. We got them dead rights on, uh, how they're bringing the money back into the country. This is off of a power links.

This is their disclosure, not mine. So how it starts is Biden or Biden's only one has been proven sending me billions of dollars to the Ukraine. The Ukrainians then will go on FTX and place orders for quote crypto, which really never get executed because technologically I can show why. So at this moment,

and this is what we can prove, uh, in the 2022 election, FDX was the second largest Democrat donor. And they had access to at least $40 million proven, but probably a lot more unproven. So this went to various re-election campaigns, political pockets, who knows what. Okay.

That was one thing that, now mind you, Ukraine is a foreign entity. Sure. And what they just did was interfere with elections, I would think. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah, it's been an amazing revolving door over the last few years. In the 2020, I'm sorry, 2016 election,lexandria chalupa of the dnc uh was going back

and forth all the time with ukraine and and the connections between the ukrainians you know they what they did was they projected this russian thing onto trump because that really was what they were doing with ukraine and there's so many connections to all these people in the DNC and Ukraine and some Ukrainians came forward and talked about that. And I interviewed them at the time, some whistleblowers right after that election. We're talking about that. So yeah, Ukraine has been involved in our elections absolutely. And it's not just Burisma and these other things that are happening with Biden. It's direct connections with the DNC in Ukraine.

And Democrat donors. I can't find any references to the Republicans, or I would drag them out of their hole, too. So I'm not being biased. But it gets better. The Ukrainians are really the small players in this, because the World Economic Forum, which is also a foreign entity, partnered with FTX, not a passive partner, but they actually partnered with FTX. And when the wheels came off the scam, the W E F removed all their information that they just not mentioning their FTX partnership and they forgot about this internet archiving that a big brother

put together. So everybody was able to generate the pages. They deleted. Now they have some explaining to do, but this is where this is where the real stink in this mess starts. FDX declared its goal was to invest a billion. That's what the B billion dollars into the Democrats for the 2024 election. Wow.

This is just straight off their file. Wow. And yeah, that's what I said. Yeah. So yeah, when you stop and think about the amount of money, I mentioned before that in the 2000 election, we had Bush and Gore, right? Bush had $100 million total spent on him. That's his personal fundraising and what was given to him by Republican

organizations and political action committees and all the rest of it. He had $100 million. Gore had $70 million. And Gore was saying he bought the election. He had 50% more money than I did. That was 170. We got six Senate races this time. The smallest one was more than that.

And you go up to Fetterman and Oz and it was more than twice that amount. And now it's, it's not uncommon to have about a billion dollars on these presidential elections, but he was going to put in a billion dollars just on the Democrat side, total corruption. That's just one. Yeah. Can you imagine?

But, but wait a minute, this is, this is where, where I just had a, a, a complete mental duh moment is because right now there are 134 affiliates of ftx i don't know what affiliates mean is this partners is it yeah i don't either i don't know what that is well there's 134 of them that are being used as money mules too wow wow well they've already had one uh uh was it solana i think a bit the dust uh because yeah connections to uh ftx so i don't know are these it's going to be that type of thing i don't know uh you could be i mean you know i i was i i was trying to keep it just to what's revealed. I mean, I'm not trying to add some hype, and I'm not trying to speculate. This is just the stuff that I was uncovering by their own admission.

Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. Oh, the bankruptcy filing. Yes, part of that bankruptcy filing, the lawyers are now saying there's going to be more than one million creditors well that ought to keep the bankruptcy court busy for a while that's all these people that were putting their money into this exchange on good faith and i'm sure there's some athletes like tom brady he's into it up to his eyeballs i'm sure there's some athletes like Tom Brady he's into it up to his eyeballs

I'm sure that there's some actors and actresses that were also promoting this that are going to want to get paid and I'm like we'll give them the Solero coins I saw

interviews with Sam Bank bankman fried uh and i was not impressed with the guy at all and you know interestingly enough neither was elon musk he was uh he said he was approached uh and he had uh his banker said hey you know this guy uh sbf will call him uh that he's interested he's much like you. He's a genius and a self-starter and all the rest of this stuff. And he'd like to pony up at least $3 billion, said the banker. And so Musk said, does he even have $3 billion worth of liquid assets? No, he's into you. I do believe you'll like him.

He's an ultra genius. He's a doer. He's a builder like your formula he built this all from scratch after he did physics at mit and all the rest of stuff and so must said nah he says uh because the banker said yeah he thinks that he can engineer a blockchain version of twitter uh must said a blockchain twitter isn't possible and he says i'm not interested in even talking to him because i don't want to get into a laborious blockchain debate with him so he said um he set off my bs alarms but he's also said he's not going to go to jail because he's too politically connected and i

think that is absolutely musk knows that because musk is politically connected he knows how all that stuff works as well and so i don't think anything's gonna wind up being uh held harmless just like hunter biden at live score bet we love cheltenham just as much as we love football the excitement the roar and the chance to reward you that's why every day of the festival we're giving new members money back as a free sports bet up to 10 euro if your horse loses on a selected race. That's how we celebrate the biggest week in racing. Cheltenham with LiveScoreBet. This is Total Betting.

Sign up by 2pm 14th of March. Bet within 48 hours of race. Main market excluding specials and place bets. Terms apply. Bet responsibly. 18plusgamblingcare.ie Well, I'll tell you, this Sam Bankman, I'm calling him Sam Bankman Fetterman. That's how impressed I am with himman federman yeah okay yeah it's a stroke of genius right yeah exactly one of them got it naturally the other one got it to a stroke yeah well what do you think about that? Here's a technical thing for you, Goat Tree, because I don't know about the blockchain thing.

I'd seen this floated around, you know, when people were talking about Elon Musk trying to put it together, talking about how he got into this. Somebody had put it out about, well, we could do a blockchain version of Twitter. He got excited about that, and that was debunked by some other people. What is your thinking on this? about that and that was debunked by some other people. What is your thinking on this? Is that something that's impossible? Well, is it a processing speed thing

or something like that? User interface? Is that the limiting thing or something? Well, yes and no. Because you could, the blockchain runs off of miners and things like that. That's computers that sit there and actually crunch each transaction or each thing that is said.

If you want to tweet and it was on the blockchain, it would have to go through a miner. How do you compensate the miners? Because they're blowing huge amounts of electricity for each transaction. I'm going to call it transaction just for the simplicity of it. So the amount of mining in order to generate the traffic of a Twitter would have these green peas, the green people and meltdown mode because of the amount of electricity use, it would literally

crash the grid, take that much mining to power a blockchain like that. Does that make sense? Oh yeah. Yeah, exactly. Uh, that was my understanding of it. That's one of the reasons why it set off all my BS alarms when I heard Steve Pchenik talking about a blockchain watermark ballot. And it's like, are you kidding? That's not even a thing.

And it couldn't be a thing because of what you just described there. I don't have the processing power. Let's not get into Pchenik. You've already learned your lesson. I know. I know. let's let's not get into the chin if you've already learned your lesson i know i know yeah it's funny because you know talking about the tens of thousands of troops that he claimed were already canvassing the country it's like i think you would know i think you would know if that was going to happen people be talking about that because far less and they were talking about but getting back to this um so uh yeah solana is the first victim uh they had um they lost about five and a half

billion dollars in market value and uh looks like they're going to lose the rest of it um what kind of fallout are you saying well let's look before we get into that though let's continue with these different connections because you talked about the world Economic Forum. And I pointed out that Sam's aunt was also a World Economic Forum member as well. So he's got a lot of connections. He's got connections, deep, deep connections to the Democrats, deep, deep connections to Davos, deep connections to Ukraine. People have alleged that it looks suspiciously like as you were talking about you know potential money laundering going on he was collecting money for ukraine and then supposedly sending money to ukraine although nobody ever knows what happens to the

money after you send it into that ukrainian black hole what happens to the weapons we don't know about that either haven't known about that for the last eight years but they keep upping the ante and all that stuff so there's all these different the usual suspects right democrats ukraine davos uh anything else you uncovered well yeah there's actually there's been a lot going on that looks really suspicious but but the point i'm trying to make is all these politicians are saying that cryptocurrency is what criminals use. Yes. It appears the biggest criminals of them all have embraced this. So, okay, you spoke of this missile strike in Poland yesterday.

What's a better way to change the subject off of this? Yeah, exactly. Yeah. They would know that criminals use it because that's the biggest criminals out there and they know exactly what they're doing, but it is a way, you know,

they're trying to demonize this. Interestingly enough. Um, one of the reports that I saw said that FDX did not have a lot, just like they did have a lot of Solana. They didn't have a lot of Bitcoin. So I said, Bitcoin was not going to be dumped, uh, in all of this. They didn't have any David.

Yeah. Yeah. They, they, they were operating like a bank. I mean, uh, the us banks, they don't have tax in their vaults. Yeah. That's right. If they've got called out. They would run off the run out and buy it off the open market.

So you see, that was why this went down. This, I mean, I didn't want to get into tech cause I don't think we're going to have time. Uh, and also I want to point this out too. First, we had the missile strike yesterday and then if that wasn't enough we had a the biggest ddos attack ever seen taking down rumble and some other uh alternate media sites last night oh i didn't know that yes wow i didn't know Rumble went now. Yeah. Hmm. Yeah. This is, and I'm sitting here like, why are we, uh, slinging missiles around and why are we, you know, dot boxing, uh, these free speech sites?

I don't know. Uh, I'm just saying it really doesn't look copacetic. And you've got people talking nuclear war. Wait a minute. That's a great way to change the subject. That pretty much sucks all the oxygen out of the room and many other things as well. Absolutely. But back to the crypto aspect, I don't know if we have time to get into it but have you ever seen these online

stock simulators where you are given a fake million dollars and you go buying trade stock on real time yeah okay well that's what they enacted with this uh FTX, it was just a simulator. You put your money in and you think you bought a Bitcoin or whatever. And, uh, they would give you the money, uh, 10 different ways. If you put a thousand dollars in, you had a hundred dollars supplied to your account. Another 900 went to who knows where his girlfriend's Bahamas account. Uh, yeah, that's where he retreated to. So, well, you know, that's interesting because I think there's just so many scams out there, uh, all these derivatives, what you're kind of talking about is

kind of a, you know, it's a Ponzi scheme. You could call it a derivative water. I think when you look at what is going on with paper gold and paper silver that's coming out of the Shanghai Gold Exchange, I don't believe there's anything there either. You know, people thought that there were assets that were there at FTX, but it was just a mirage. And I think we're going to find that, and it's going to be very disruptive.

That's why I don't like to, you know, I don't have any paper gold or silver anymore. I just get the real stuff from Tony. DavidKnight.gold, there you go. There's a plug. Go there and get the real stuff because I think we're going to have some kind of a, once people start looking, they fall back to gold when all these other currencies are disappearing. I think they're going to find that there's nothing there on those paper exchanges, those gold and silver paper exchanges. Well, this is kind of a side note, but if you think about it,

in 1971 when we went off the gold exchange, gold was $ uh 35 an ounce and gold did not uh let me put it this way gold did not change its valuation it what happened was was the fiat currency has been devalued and every time the fiat currency is devalued gold and silver the fiat currencies devalued, gold and silver goes up due to the free market. But back before 1971, you had no free market input in it. And all that money that was sitting in vaults, I say money, not money, but gold and silver went someplace. It didn't just disappear. Yeah, that's right.

So what I think is that they're going to devalue this money to the point where it's a lot of Confederate money. Uh, you know, you can line your walls with it and use it as insulation. Uh, when that happens, these countries that were holding $35 gold and $1 silver, they're going to come up with the same idea Trump did and say, hey, let's go back to the gold and silver market or backing. The kicker to that is you take the free market out of it, who sets the price? That's right.

Well, naturally it's a government and people won't question it. So they can say, well, we've determined gold is worth $50,000 an ounce. So you have to give us 50,000 current fiat dollars in order to get one gold back dollar back and people will go along with that. Go, okay. Gold's now worth fifty thousand dollars an ounce five thousand whatever they value i agree and here take my worthless fiat money and if you're sitting there with gold and silver ahead of time you're the uh beneficiary of the government reevaluating that. That's right.

Yeah, that's right. And, you know, when you look at where they're going, it's pretty clear that they're doing everything they can to deliberately crash the currency. The thing that really concerns all of us, of course, is CBDC. What are you seeing in terms of, you know, we know that all the governments have projects going on with it we know that uh biden has had every government agency on one of four different aspects of the cryptocurrency and um is it your take in terms of of looking at that versus regular crypto one of the four areas you know besides redesigning the financial system and designing the technical way that's going to work and having law enforcement there the other part of that that biden had uh his agencies looking at the fourth component of that was environmentalism are they going to we're talking about the um the mining and the power usage we're talking about blockchain is that

the way they're going to try to push out Bitcoin in any competition? I'm so glad you brought that up. I mean, this was a note that I had made, and it blew my mind. You know, they started these ESG ratings, which is environmental, social, and governance ratings for corporations. Mysteriously enough, FTX got an ESG rating higher than Exxon mobile. Yeah. That was in the filing. I'm like, seriously, the company hasn't been around, but just two or three years. How did they manage that?

I'll tell you how they managed it. They got their names on football stadiums. They got their logos on major league umpires uniforms. I mean, they're, they're a pillar, pillar citizen of the U S government. Yeah. You know? Oh yeah. It's a Ponzi scheme and political influence buying, uh, uh, for the ages. I mean, this, this is bringing in so many different corrupt, uh, angles

all at once in this one thing, 29 year old guy doing all this stuff. I mean, this guy is a record book criminal. It's amazing. Well, he was, he was the golden child of, uh, uh, cryptocurrency. Just ask world economic form. Yeah. Yeah, that's right. And the thing is the world economic form.

I'm quite convinced this was a trial balloon. Yeah, that's right. came off of it and they found out that oh samuel bank betterman uh wasn't all that they thought yeah which was pretty obvious from the start well zuckerberg made his move to try to do that he offered them libra you know and in his white paper he said hey this could serve as a global id for everybody but they rejected him and i still think that's a big part of what his metaverse stuff is about. You know, if you got people pushed in the metaverse that gets you, you know, has them under your control to a large degree, but it also, how are you going to buy stuff? How are you going to pay for it?

Well, I've got this Libra coin here, which they didn't want to voluntarily go in, but maybe I can establish it as the de facto standard, even though they won't make it the standard by declaration. Maybe I can make it the de facto standard. So I think they're all making their move to try to get to that one ID that's going to rule us all. You know, it's like this Saron plan, you know? Yeah.

Well, do you remember the old AOL? Yeah. Oh yeah. America online. Okay. Yes. It was the, uh, uh, first meta universe. You know, you got on AOL and you thought you were on the internet.

No, you were in their own metaverse and then you had to exit it to go on to the internet so that's uh that's what uh uh zuckerberg seems to be replicating i'm not impressed by it i mean i'm not going to touch it yeah yeah nobody is impressed by it he's he's seen a lot of uh market value evaporate let me ask you this about the cbdc uh because i get to get the feeling that they're going to try to force this thing on us very rapidly at some point. Can it be piggybacked? Several people have talked about it being piggybacked on Ethereum. Do you see that as a likelihood? Yeah.

All they do is spin off coins with Ethereum. Basically, let's just take AT&T for example. You remember when they got broke up and then they spun off like six or seven different companies. Right. Baby, they don't have the baby. Well, they don't have to break up at theory, but they can just spin off all these. Clinch.

So yeah, that could easily happen. So they could do that very rapidly. Uh, because every country has got something in the works. Now I talked about this. I'd like to get your take on it. Uh,

in Nigeria, uh, they rolled out a, um, uh, a CBDC and it was a total failure. Instead, you know, they had a fairly good adoption of Bitcoin, but when they put in the CBDC, people said no.

And the adoption of Bitcoin soared. It was the CBDC was driving people to Bitcoin. And, uh, so that was an interesting experiment. And I think when they look at that, I think their takeaway is going to be, well, if we have both of those side by side, uh, we're going to lose.

So I would imagine that they're going to go around with, uh, you know, uh, truncheons and, uh, and beat up the miners or something. What do you think?

Well, do we have time for a story? Sure. Okay. It's, it's sort of a long one back in, back in 2009. I remember this just like it was yesterday. Uh, back in the summer of 2009, uh, I had an employee that was looking at some of these exploits that were going on at the time. And he comes walking into my office and, uh,

he says, boss, I need to buy a $300 worth of Bitcoin. I'm like, what's Bitcoin? He said, well, I don't really know how to describe it, but it's kind of like cash that gamers and hackers are using. I'm like, okay, well, that doesn't make sense. He said, they're like tokens. I'm like, like bus tokens no digital tokens so i i told john i said well if that's what we need okay i gave him like 300 and he went and bought i don't know 150 200 bitcoin and went and bought the the exploits off the dark web.

And the year goes by and we got audited. I'm looking at the audits and here's in the range of $10,000 for Bitcoin that we had purchased, buying all these exploits and whatever tools that we needed off the dark web. And I'm sitting here thinking, how in the hell am I going to explain these expenses to my board of directors? You know, what's a Bitcoin? I'm not sure, but they're a token. What kind of token? I don't know.

That's interesting. But it gets even more interesting. That was back when Bitcoin was used as a currency. Bitcoin's no longer used as a currency for a bunch of reasons. Once again, Elon brings it up, the speed of the blockchain. It's simply not there. And people have made so much and lost so much money on Bitcoin, they don't use it as currency.

Because I go back to the summer of 2009, we had one of our hacker laptops that was the node. I mean, we had actual Bitcoin node, not none of these whiz-bang wallets. And our hacker computers, what we did was we would go down to the local pawn shop and buy a uh hacker computer well by that i mean it was pre-owned we buy it for 25 50 dollars and if someone blew it up we didn't. We'd go buy another one. So we had all this on one of our hacker machines. And finally, one day, we were using it, and the bad guys got us, and they blew the machine up, blue screen or death, breaking it.

And we had about, I don't know, 125, 130 Bitcoins sitting in the wallet that it was owned, and poof, it was gone. So I think back, and we were using it as currency. Well, I think back on it, $10,000 worth of Bitcoin in 2009, probably 2,500, 3,000 Bitcoin. And that's what we were using it as currency. Well, when it ran up to $69,000, I'm sitting there like, you know, I must be the most stupid person in the world because we were using it as currency. and that equaled to about three or $400 million that we just kind of like blew away using it as currency.

Yeah. Yeah. Like some people buying coffee with it. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, aren't you glad you got your $69,000 cup of coffee? That's right. The thing is, even if you're standing there buying your coffee with a bitcoin

speed's not there so you're going to be standing there uh uh for a good five minutes trying to pay for your coffee you've got everybody backed up behind you you're standing there smiling and looking at the barista and uh waiting on the bitcoin transaction to happen that might be a good thing though when it comes to the competition between cbdc and bitcoin because the vast majority of people are going to want the speed of a transaction and the cbdcs are not going to be proof of work it's just going to be another fiat currency you know uh proof of authority i'm i'm the one who says this is worth this and I'm, I clear the transaction and, and so forth. So they'll be able to process the CBDC transactions quickly.

A lot of people will go that route. The people who want to have a privacy, you know, they'll, they'll go the Bitcoin route. So that, that might buy us a little bit of time before they try to come around with rubber hoses and beat it out of everybody. Right. Okay. But once again, now we go back into hacker mood, who's developing the wallets. Yeah, that's true.

Yeah. And how many back doors are they putting in these wallets? And if, uh, let's say uncle sugar and his IRS, uh, crew comes knocking and they say, we do not like this. We're going to audit you or shut it down. All they do is flip switch. Say, okay, no more C C B D C coins and everybody that has. Cooling some that, uh, in those wallets, they're going to be having the next

FTX or Mount docs or whatever. And I think I've said many times, I think that's what this 80,000 IRS agents and this massive increase in the IRS is all about. I think that's preparation for their move, forcing everybody into CBDC, auditing crypto assets, but any other kind of asset to basically do the great reset. What do you think? That's one of the avenues of, I think the world economic forum is competing against

them and they're looking and investing in the various aspects of it to introduce one of the global coins who needs to have a U S digital dollar when you can have a world global coins. Who needs to have a U.S. digital dollar when you can have a world global coin? So you've got a lot of people competing on top-shelf level ratings. And they're kind of competing with each other on the IDs. You know, all the IDs that were brought in, the vaccine ID and all the rest of this stuff.

Davos had their common pass and all the rest of this stuff. And now Europe has got its European EU pass or whatever they call it. So you've got these different, every one of these large globalist political organizations has got its own scheme for how to track and control our movement, they're going to wind up, I think initially we're going to wind up with, you know, a couple of dozen big coin digital CBDCs, and then they will fight it out amongst themselves as to, you know, which one of the ring race is going to have the, the, the ring of power, right? Yeah. You've got the Chinese Yuan competing against the world economic form coin competing against the U S digital dollar competing against the North

Korean dones or whatever. I mean, it's, it's, it's crazy. Uh, but remember it's only criminals that use cryptocurrency right now. That's what it means. Yeah, that's right. So what do you think in terms of this FTX thing? I mean, do you agree

with Elon Musk that they're going to give this guy a pass, or is this going to be so big because so many people are involved in this and a lot of very wealthy people have lost a lot of money. You know, how do you see this, uh,

breaking, you know, which way is it going to go? Uh, either he's going to take his $2 billion and dig a very deep hole and hide, or he's going to end up like, uh, uh,

our old friend, uh, uh, John McAfee or, uh, possibly it was the guy that hung himself with the toilet paper, Epstein. What's the toilet paper. I thought it was a supposedly a sheet that he leaned away from his bed. I mean, I heard so many stories about it that I'm like, you know, you know, they've never, they still,

our friend, uh, McAfee, uh, his, his wife says that, uh, they've never been able to see the body here.

We are over a year after all this stuff. She hasn't been able to, to see the body. Uh, yeah, very thin sheet. Uh, says my son,

very, very thin sheet of, uh, maybe toilet paper or of cotton. Who knows? Yeah, nobody really got a true story on it. But I expect Sam Bankman-Fetterman to really be sweating things. You know, he lives in the Bahamas right now,

and that was another interesting aspect of it. And this was also just disclosed and let me see let me find it on my notes because this one's a mind blower uh and i just cut and pasted straight out of uh uh the the their disclosed information okay here it is FDX allowed withdrawals for Bohemian users saying it was required for the rank and by the regulators. Just created a black market for Bohemian user tenants. Everybody knows that, uh, Bahamas is one of the biggest offshore generators in the

world, new small shore banking done. It's one of the, the, the, the places to go. Right. And then interestingly enough, the Bahamian regulator said,

uh, the Bahamian regulator said, no, we did not tell you that. So they open up one country to move all their ill-gotten gains out into Bahamas, which Sam Bankman Fetterman, from my understanding, has Bahamian citizenship.

So, you know, I can't say that for sure, but So is he buying some protection there it's a question you know because and one of the other things too i immediately thought of you goat tree because uh uh some people were saying yeah he he set this all up with he had his own special back door where he could uh get in there and do things without anybody seeing it and that's one of the reasons why all this money disappeared and went down to the Bahamas in the first place. Right.

I mean, everything now, now it's just, you might as well accept that everything has backdoors in it. I mean, you know, I was, you know, we go back to this exploit that, what was it, Microsoft, Intel, and the other big tech guys were pushing. I forget what they called it. They were putting back doors and Intel chips and Microsoft so they could all get together and open the back doors and do whatever it is they do. Well, they do have, they've also put together a coalition to keep us from uploading anything.

You know, it's the CCPA, they call it, Coalition for Content Providence and Authentication. So they can stop us from ever getting anything even up. They don't have to go around after the fact and say, oh, take this down. You won't even upload it if you're identified as a persona non grata, right? They'll just stop you from uploading anything. Yeah. Which goes back to all these, uh, ratings like the ESP rating that, uh, these guys had, I mean, who determines that environmental, social and government trade, I mean, yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. And who, yeah. Who do you, who do you pay off? You know, who gets all the carbon taxes that we pay right so go into algor's pocket you know they've got these different things that they set up nobody ever asked so where's this going to go is it going to go to the un is it going to go to algor who gets that stuff is it go to black rock no one would ask if they wake up one morning and the government says okay we've uh we decided that a gold for $10,000 an

ounce and a exchange, your old Fiat currency, no one's going to question that. They're just going to go, Oh, okay. How do I do that? Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Just like they didn't question anything when they were told to put masks on, you know, and not only that, but not even didn't even pretend to make it a medical mask, it's just, you know, put on your handkerchief or something around your face.

Yeah. I like the ones that were wearing socks. I mean, boy, you know, they had a good time. They were using their old smelly socks with a mask. No one questions that. Oh, okay. I don't want to get the, get the COVID. I don't want to catch the Rona.

That's right. No one asked these questions. It like we're lit and i've noticed since these vaccines it seems like people are in retrograde you know they don't ask these questions they just oh okay and i i mean i think it's a legitimate question who decides the governmental social and governance ratings. Nobody can tell you, but somebody does us as people, when you're going to be given environmental, social and governance ratings too, and I expect ours is probably going to be pretty, pretty low when it comes to governance and social yeah uh definitely and environmental i'm doing my best to uh use energy as much as i

can uh yeah and they're going to they've already announced uh that um you got some of the bigger banks like wells fargo bank of america you know the the ones that are too big to fail too big to jail right they've already said they're going to make loans at a different rate to people based on their esg rating so there you go that's how they mean like the insurance companies are doing the what insurance companies what are they doing yeah so they've already do that you know i went to uh get get car insurance renewed it went up i said why and, why? And they go, well, your credit rate. I said, I don't use credit. They go, we know they raised my rates because I don't use credit. They're pulling my credit rating.

Close my attitude is I'm a hacker. You know, if I ain't got money in my pocket, I'm not going to buy it. And if I want it bad enough, I'm going to have something. Yeah. Don't tell anybody that, but you know, as far as credit goes, no. So they're already doing that. It's really easy to roll into other aspects of life. Yes. I guess ESG ratings.

Well, the bankers have us over, over a barrel. You know, they do that. The thing I think is most heinous that they do is to look at people who are having financial struggles. If they see that you've got a lot of medical expenses, they will decrease your credit rating even if you don't have, even if you're not behind. You know, so I've seen many stories of people who are struggling with an unexpected big medical bill and they're paying it, but they go back in and raise the interest rate on their credit card to make sure they can't pay it. I mean, it's just,

it's predatory beyond belief, what they're doing, the interest rates and even the interest rates are now way beyond what was used to be illegal for anybody to do. They put people in the mob in jail for these types of usury rates, but now they can go in and have been for quite some time, changing, making the rates even higher if you get into some financial difficulty, just to make sure they wipe you out. It's absolutely criminal. Well, the beauty of FTX is you hit upon one of those banks that may go down over this FTX is you hit up on one of those banks that's got their, that may go down over this FTX thing, but the FTX model was based exactly on American banking. Let's say you've got $200,000 in a bank.

It's not in the bank. If you walked in there and said, I want to draw $100,000 out in cash, they're going to say, they're personally going to try to talk you out of it. And if you persist, they're going to push a stack of papers out there to you and tell you, fill it out. Once you've filled it all out and push it back to them, they say, come back tomorrow, come back next day, come back three days from now. The armored car drops your bundle of bills off.

Well, that's what FTX was doing. It was all a simulation program. So when you got ready to either take your coins or your cash out or whatever, they would tell you, okay, well, you've got to wait 24 hours, 72 hours, whatever, and they'd go out there and either liquidate the cash or buy the coins, and on the the due date you can pull it out so everybody's thinking well this is all copacetic uh there's no problems here they're legit and they were using the american banking model you know yeah yeah yeah my son said yeah a

fractional reserve crypto system that's something yeah exactly exactly what it is so yeah you said wells fargo wells fargo is caught dead rights right now oh they're a whole different story they've been caught dead rights laundering uh cartel men that's that's known oh like hsbc yes well they are the new hsbc well these geniuses are taking this cartel stuff and they were putting it into ftx and doing the transfers like the ukraine was doing okay so who knows how much money the bad guys have lost and it would suck to be a Wells Fargo employee right now. Yeah, it's like Bezos just gave $100 million to Dolly Parton, right? And then his Amazon employees, 10,000 of them got the pink slip.

You know, you're out of here. There was somebody commented on it and said, so, uh, so what is, uh, Dolly Parton going to do with that a hundred million dollars she's going to donate to charity? Is there a charity for Amazon employees who have to pee in a bottle because they're so hard pressed that if they go to the bathroom and take that amount of time, they're going to get fired. Uh, but, uh, yeah, 10,000 of them evidently took too long to go to the

bathroom or something. They're going to get the Amazon plantation. All that we need to do is get out there. And what Bezos needs to do is have his, uh, uh, employees singing old spiritual songs to blabbing the place up all this slave away. Yeah, I know. He didn't have to give him a pork barrel or something. He'd have to give him a pork barrel occasionally, you know, some kind of, he doesn't want to

do that. Yeah. I mean, and then they lecture us about slavery yeah right yeah that's right yeah that's why they do it because they don't want people to see the high tech slavery that they're forging the chains of right now and to the extent that we're in it yeah i've talked about what was going on in the big iPhone city. And I said, you know, isn't it interesting? Go back and look at that 1984 iPhone commercial. And that basically looks like what the iPhone city looks like right now. You know, there's people who are caught in this system of slavery. And now it's even gotten worse with the zero COVID stuff.

Well, that's it. Okay. Thanks, David. We're out of time. I'll get you back. I'll get you back. It's great to is... Okay. Thanks, David. We're out of time. I'll get you back. It's great to have you back, Goatry. Good talking to you. Had a lot of people asking where you were. It's good getting you back and I'm glad you're feeling better.

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