The UK Breakup Is A Globalist Op & The Bond Markets Just Proved It

0:00Hey Blaine. Hey Alex. Good to see you

0:01both together. Thank you. I'll have the

0:04links in the description below where

0:05people can find your work. And Blaine,

0:07I'm going to start with you.

0:08>> Uh, retired general, Brigadier General,

0:11retired Brigadier General Blaine Hull.

0:13>> Mhm.

0:14>> Uh, which is the break up of the United

0:16Kingdom. Donald Trump, who I reckon was

0:18probably really, really naughty when he

0:20was at school, said on his visit to

0:22Ireland that Northern Ireland and

0:24Ireland should unite. And then there was

0:26a meeting on Monday between the Irish

0:28minister so ministers from Northern

0:30Ireland, Wales and Scotland about

0:32getting together and leaving the United

0:35Kingdom. So England would be a rump

0:37because they don't want to be bullied by

0:38their their you know by England which is

0:40the bigger more powerful neighbor with

0:42more votes and then they want to join

0:44the European Union. [laughter]

0:48>> Okay. So to be bullied by an even bigger

0:51more powerful neighbor which has less

0:53regard for them.

0:54>> Yeah. So the way I read that is um that

0:57they don't have any confidence in Annie

0:59Burnham. I think that they have a

1:00consensus on that. Um so whatever Trump

1:03said for the three whole minutes he had

1:07um with the leader of Northern Ireland

1:09um man had a lasting impact because um

1:13uh they they've all run together and

1:15said I think he means it. And and then

1:17they came up I thought this meant that

1:19okay great we're going to bust up the

1:20UK. Uh they'll bulcanize. They'll be

1:23their separate countries. All will be

1:25well. Um we'll be able to roll up

1:29Mildenh Hall Air Force Base and Lake

1:31Heath and all these bring our folks home

1:33and um and this will be the beginning of

1:35the end of NATO. In fact, it's the

1:37opposite of that. What they what they've

1:39decided is, you know, we're all

1:40globalists at heart and President

1:42Trump's just a big meanie. I won't go

1:45into others who are um but but but he's

1:48just a big meanie and um and he scares

1:51the living crap out of us. So what we'll

1:52do is we'll go up on the uh ladder of

1:56escalation for the uh the globalists and

1:59the path to um 2030, that magical place.

2:02And after all, they all report to the

2:04city of London, World Economic Forum,

2:06and what have you. And and Sister Ursula

2:08would be only too happy to strip those

2:11nations of whatever vestigages of

2:13freedom they have left. Um but I suspect

2:15there's another shoe to drop soon and

2:17more to come.

2:19>> Okay, Alex, what's your take on this?

2:21Um, well, for for a start, I think

2:23they've they've massively underestimated

2:25the the Irish both north and south of

2:28the border. [laughter] These guys have

2:30got these guys these guys got history as

2:33we see as we've seen relatively

2:34relatively recently. I mean, this is

2:37this is um again, I completely agree

2:40with you. This is this is all on on this

2:43um sort of mothership uh to the world

2:49agenda 2030 and the such like this is

2:51all part of the the same narrative. um

2:53it makes it easier for them as is the

2:56I've heard the recent devolution of um

2:58devolution of uh uh responsibility from

3:01parliament to these regional have you

3:04heard this these regional areas within

3:06the UK um sort of you know we have so

3:08we'll have nine sort of Sadiq-esque

3:11states in in in in the UK which is just

3:13an absolute nightmare [snorts] um and of

3:16course of course none of this is a

3:19western thing you've heard me talk about

3:21Fabianism before now and and and and the

3:24people that are pulling the tillers here

3:26and they are we've got we've gone to a

3:28stage now where they're not even trying

3:30to hide it. They're not even trying to

3:31hide it. They are they are blatantly

3:34powering towards this this this thing at

3:36the moment. And we have to with the help

3:39from the US I have to say um it's one of

3:42the things that I'm I I have a little

3:44prayer every night actually and I say no

3:47please Mr. Mr. nasty Donald Trump who

3:50actually we all love very much. Um uh

3:53you know you need to get your ass over

3:55here at some stage. No, I'm dead serious

3:57when I say that. I am we we we will do

4:00everything and I'm not sure whether

4:02you're aware what we're doing with the

4:04veterans community in the UK, but we

4:06will do everything we can to save our

4:08country. It means everything everything

4:10to us. But we may very well get to the

4:13stage where we've done everything we

4:15possibly can. bearing in mind we're

4:17fighting not just the establishment,

4:18we're fighting the EU, we're fighting

4:20the UN, we're fighting everyone at the

4:22moment uh in order to be able to save

4:24our country and and but we may very well

4:27get to the stage where I mean we may

4:28look across the water.

4:30>> Yeah.

4:30>> And say and say we need your help and we

4:33need your intervention and and I know

4:35that's it's been muted by various people

4:37but we we're going to need that.

4:38>> Okay. I think I think

4:40>> now it could also be that uh who that

4:44bad orange man and I say this in just

4:46before anybody gets upset.

4:48>> Is this Northern Irish or American?

4:50[laughter]

4:51>> Oh, I don't I don't mean Northern

4:53Ireland or orange man. God

4:55>> I was going to say that that means

4:56something very very specific in

5:00caution on the orange.

5:02>> Yes. So So Trump may be coming over

5:05anyway, right? And there's a few things

5:06I want to add to the mix from what I've

5:08seen from other comment commentators. So

5:11when if Trump says Northern Ireland and

5:14Ireland unite,

5:15>> Yeah.

5:15>> then it sounds to me like he's pulling

5:18Ireland away from the control of the

5:20European Union.

5:21>> Mhm.

5:22>> Then the Melissa Chum, who was a guest

5:25last week on my channel, she put out

5:26this really great 9-minute video where

5:29she talked about how corporations in

5:31Ireland get preferential tax rates.

5:34Apple, Google, big pharma companies, and

5:37that Trump, what would be consistent is

5:40that he pulls those companies away to

5:43the United States cuz they're American

5:45companies and they want to do business

5:47in in the US. Well, you come back to the

5:49US, which are deprive Ireland of that

5:52revenue stream.

5:53>> Mhm.

5:54>> Now, Ireland has really great farmland.

5:56It has great fisheries and it has oil

5:58and gas, which I only found out very

6:01recently. No, [clears throat] maybe it

6:03maybe not enough to be self-sufficient,

6:05but enough to be comfortable. So,

6:08there's that dynamic. Then something

6:10Barbara Boy from Prometheian Action

6:12said, which is consistent with both of

6:13you saying that this is the globalists

6:16wanting to break up the United Kingdom

6:18and create a mess.

6:19>> Yeah.

6:20>> And of course, smaller nations are

6:21easier for the European for the

6:24globalists to control. And Scotland

6:26joins the EU. Well, the European Union's

6:29got all that oil and gas. That's in most

6:31of it is in Scottish waters, not English

6:33waters. So, there's that. But Tom

6:35Luongo, he noted that there was there

6:38was no shakeup in the bond markets. The

6:40British guilts were pretty much unmoved.

6:43>> Smart money didn't change.

6:44>> Yeah.

6:45>> Yeah.

6:45>> So, so come on, Bla. What's it all

6:47about? Well, first off, um, to add to

6:51what you're talking about with Ireland,

6:53there are, um, I guess in the middle of

6:56the night back in 2019 or 2020, you

6:59would know better than me, um, the

7:01Irish, uh, squandered their natural gas

7:05rights away to control of the UK, is my

7:08understanding. And those gas fields

7:10equate to some potential future value of

7:12$5 trillion. Um I' I'd have to go back

7:15and look it up, but there was some

7:17shenanigans amongst the uh leadership of

7:19Ireland. It was one of their um elected

7:23and uh I' I'd have to go back and find

7:25it. But my understanding is is if

7:28[clears throat]

7:28that that if that's fraudulent, I can

7:31see an effort a foot to help Ireland

7:35rectify that sin at a time when Andy

7:38Burnham is losing everything in front of

7:40his face. But but but at face value,

7:42what I see is just a a backwards way to

7:45get um Brexit nullified and bring back

7:49the United Kingdom in whole part back

7:52into the EU. If you bulcanize the United

7:55Kingdom and bring everybody back into

7:57the EU, the EU has no interest in

7:59anybody's borders anyway. And they and

8:01to Alex's point, they're not even trying

8:03to hide that. And they're not trying to

8:04hide the fact that if you say something

8:06about it, they're going to come get you.

8:08So, here's the other part about what

8:10Alex said that I think is so important.

8:12I have heard now for years, um, uh,

8:15because I lived in Europe for 10 years

8:16and I've got a lot of friends there. Um,

8:19uh, that, you know, ultimately the

8:21United States is going to have to come

8:23back here and liberate Europe again. And

8:25I'll tell you, I've had this wrong for

8:27some time now, and it's really the Irish

8:29trip that got me to kind of face the

8:32music on this. Um my understanding of

8:35the way that the strategy would work out

8:36is we're going to get get all the parts

8:38and pieces correct here, but the

8:40globalist Davos and all of the um high

8:44table and city of London kids in Europe

8:46will be last. Europe's de-industrialized

8:48itself. It's torn itself down to its

8:50embers. It's introduced nothing but

8:52invaders. It's pulverized Western values

8:54and liberty. Um, we've got our own

8:57problems because what I preach here is

8:59is if you don't know where our problems

9:01in the United States end up, just look

9:03into the UK and you'll find a crystal

9:05ball.

9:06>> Yeah.

9:06>> Um, so I've always kind of thought that

9:09the last frontier to bring liberty back

9:12would be Europe and and potentially the

9:14UK. But but I also know and I spent a

9:18great deal of time with a man that

9:20President Trump grew up with uh from

9:23childhood and that's Peter Tictton over

9:25the weekend and and I have an

9:27appreciation for the president and his

9:31connection to his family and lineage um

9:34that goes back to the UK and Scotland

9:37and Ireland. and um and I think that

9:40he's going to place a special emphasis

9:43on perhaps destabilizing the globalists

9:46there um and and and helping the UK and

9:51Ireland get back up on its feet and on

9:53step. And so I see the the the joint

9:57statement put out as more of a

10:00[clears throat] 911 call or I guess in

10:02Europe a 112 phone call to say help

10:05Ursula, come get us. and um and and the

10:10very next steps will be what tells the

10:12tale quite honestly. But when we talk

10:15about the veterans u in Ireland and the

10:18UK coming together, well, we are doing

10:20that here in the United States as well.

10:23And I know this from being the deputy

10:25representative to NATO that that um

10:27kinship, that brotherhood and sisterhood

10:30of arms um that doesn't go away. Uh we

10:34have fought worthless wars together and

10:36we know damn for sure who's got um their

10:41jack boots on our necks and uh we will

10:43unite and that and the the pond between

10:46us won't matter at all.

10:48>> Excuse me. Have you signed up for my

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10:54Thank you so much for that. And I just

10:55want to let people know that you were at

10:57the storm summit in Las Vegas last week

10:59and you did a brilliant 20inut talk

11:02synopsis of how we got to be where we

11:04are in the role of the city of London

11:05which is on your YouTube channel

11:07dangerous intellectuals. Right. So

11:09people please check.

11:10>> Did you hear about the controversy on

11:11that speech?

11:12>> No, we'll come to that. Save that. Okay.

11:14Okay.

11:15>> Put a pin in that because I'll explain

11:16it to you. Then the other thing that I

11:18really appreciate you saying is how, to

11:21paraphrase and extrapolate, how the

11:23British and American forces fought many

11:26worthless wars together. Indeed, you

11:28did, right? The worthless wars in Iraq

11:31and Afghanistan and Libya. And that

11:34speaks to your commitment, and I assume

11:36this would be yours as well, Alex, to a

11:38world of peace. And if you go to my ex,

11:40people go to my ex, they will see an

11:42interview between me. Well, I'm

11:44interviewing Blaine and Chris Coell, who

11:48is the founder and the guy that set up

11:50no tax forwar.com. So, I do invite

11:52people. So, you have us to to listen to

11:54that because you have a peace campaigner

11:56and a retired I was going to say

11:58soldier, a retired airman agreeing about

12:02the horrors of war and what we must do

12:04to prevent that. So, please do check

12:06that out. I'll link to that in the

12:07description below. Like I said before,

12:08the veterans are critical to this. Um

12:11we've got two million veterans in the

12:12UK. Um and they are as as you all know

12:16um uh general uh you'll know that um

12:20they they the reason why they are

12:22critical is because they above anybody

12:24else understand what service to their

12:26country means. We we are living in a

12:28dystopia right now where the majority of

12:30the population are scared. They're

12:32scared. They're being silenced. And it

12:34is as bad as people and I don't think

12:37people in the even in the states realize

12:39the depth of the problem we have now.

12:41The veterans the veterans and we talked

12:43about the brotherhood and that extends

12:44beyond the British army and the and the

12:47RAF and the Royal Navy. It goes across

12:49the water not just across the water to

12:51you but also across to our European

12:53friends. And we're very conscious of the

12:55fact that what we're doing veteranled is

12:58is uh hopefully going to be an

13:00inspiration to the people on the other

13:01side as well because we have to do this.

13:03We can't forget about Europe. We can't

13:05forget about Europe because actually the

13:07only way we're going to get out of this

13:08nightmare is is by working in

13:11collaboration with them as well. We we

13:14know we are I mean we are literally

13:15facing a communist state.

13:18>> Yes.

13:18>> And this is not the this is not a

13:20western this is not the way the west

13:22are. you know, we are seen as the enemy

13:24to the globalist state because yes,

13:26>> we're the ones the western world are the

13:28ones that will resist this,

13:30>> you know, the most and therefore that

13:32we're the ones that are being absolutely

13:33battered right now. And like I said,

13:36there are millions of very scared people

13:40in this country. I talk to them every

13:42single day and all these decisions that

13:44are being made by the government right

13:45now. Um, and and even the comments from

13:48the US seem to be agnostic of that. We

13:51talked about Northern Ireland. I I you

13:53will not find one Northern Irishman or

13:55one Northern Irish woman who would agree

13:57with what has been said. Northern Irish.

14:00Southern Irish may be because that's

14:01what they want. Um and you know, we we

14:04are we we've been absolutely raped.

14:07We've been raped of our history. We've

14:08been raped raped of all the good things

14:11we've done over hundreds and hundreds of

14:13years as a nation. And and I and I and I

14:16think I I'm I'm trusting in the fact

14:18that I think the United Kingdom as far

14:20as the US is concerned is probably as

14:22strategically more important than the

14:25other places that it's going into now.

14:27Not just for what's happening now, but

14:29also for the future,

14:31>> you know, I think if that if that's

14:32broken, so so um you know, we we we are

14:35we're in a war. We are in a war right

14:37now and and and and that's the way I'm

14:39that's the way I'm viewing it right now.

14:41And and that's I've taken.

14:43>> Yeah. Thank you, Alex. Sorry, there is a

14:45war going on. We we've been in a war

14:47which I think to me became apparent with

14:49lot the start of lockdown, but it's been

14:51going on much much longer. You said

14:53going back to the Fabians and perhaps

14:55even before that where the elites, the

14:58eugenicists, the globalists that lord

14:59over us, the demonic entities, the Satan

15:02worshippers are out to destroy our

15:04livelihoods, our culture, our freedoms,

15:07and reduce our population. And just so

15:09people know some of the stuff that's uh

15:12coming out of our of the British

15:14Parliament, there's talk about bringing

15:17in legislation which would work a little

15:19bit like this. So Blaine comes on my

15:21channel and Blaine and I have a

15:23conversation and then they want to bring

15:25in new censorship laws that if the

15:27government or their offcom which is a

15:30government quango

15:32>> um decide that Blaine had at some point

15:35in the past said something that was hate

15:38speech I can be criminalized because I

15:40had him on my platform and I should have

15:42known.

15:42>> Absolutely. It's ridiculous.

15:44>> Which is just absolutely insane. But

15:45it's a way of it's a way of suppressing

15:48any disscent and freedom of conversation

15:50and freedom of debate. Uh we had a vote

15:53last week for the assisted murder of

15:56elderly bill. I don't think that's his

15:58official name. They it failed a year or

16:01so ago. The government brought it back

16:04and thankfully it failed again. But this

16:06is the nature of the beast that we are

16:08facing. And now they're talking about we

16:10need to get ready for war to go to war

16:12with Russia for Zilinski. Oh, no. I

16:15mean, sorry. This

16:17is utterly manufactured. Did you Did you

16:20see the um the post that um Andrew

16:22Bridgen put out?

16:23>> I did. It was a great essay. It was a

16:25great essay.

16:26>> So, so about the about the false flag

16:28event.

16:29>> Yep.

16:30>> But that's what we can do right now is

16:32we've got to and and Colonel Towner

16:34Watkins on this side of the pond. She's

16:36writing the exact same stuff which is we

16:38we are having success in recognition and

16:41exposing these things so much faster

16:43than ever before

16:44>> and that's what's going to stop these

16:46things. So we

16:47>> Exactly. Exactly.

16:50>> this ultimately we want to avoid that

16:52but the fact that our government our own

16:54government are even considering doing

16:57something like that to our own people is

16:59just it's done it [clears throat] before

17:02Alex.

17:03>> They have done it before. The great

17:04thing is we're awake to it. Oh, here we

17:07go. And you know, and we've been awake

17:08to it because monkey pox didn't stick.

17:11Was it the h panta virus didn't stick?

17:14Ebola ain't sticking. All those

17:16different alliterations of corona virus

17:18became more and more feeble because and

17:20there's no way they could institute some

17:22of but what they're doing in the and I'm

17:25I'm I'm hoping that you don't have the

17:26same issue in the US, but in the UK they

17:29are like you said you mentioned

17:30censorship. It's more it's more than

17:32that now. We are being we're digital ID

17:35is being imposed on us whether we like

17:36it or not. It's being it's being imposed

17:39on us right now. They want complete 247

17:42control of all of our people. We can't

17:44say anything if we speak out about this

17:46about that particular issue for example

17:48we'll get we'll get closed down. We'll

17:50have the police knocking on the door

17:52even if we talk about it. This is the

17:54problem we've got. You know I've got to

17:55be I've got to be very careful and you

17:57have very careful what you actually what

17:59you say. Why are we why were we living

18:01in why were we living in that

18:02environment? I mean it is it is I mean

18:04it is it's worse than 1984. It's worse

18:07than 1984. Um and and and and everyone

18:10you know I mean I there was a did you

18:13see the the chapmith on Saturday that

18:16they've just put a rule

18:17>> No no no no no. This is a guy called

18:20Duffy that they just they've just put a

18:22rule out because of the DOA protest last

18:24week that you cannot wait wear face

18:26masks in any protest.

18:29that was that case before to do with

18:32dealing with Oswald Mosley's brown

18:34shirts. That's that's a law that's

18:36already in place. You can't wear

18:37>> it was but it was it was never

18:39implemented it was never implemented

18:40with the left for example ever.

18:42>> Certainly not with just stop oil.

18:44>> So this guy this guy turns up this guy

18:46turns up dressed in a burka and he

18:48claims and he he claims

18:50he was stopped by the police and they

18:52said can you please take your mask off?

18:53He said he said no no I I identify as a

18:55as a Muslim woman. I identify as a

18:58Muslim woman like this.

19:00>> And they're saying, but anyway, he's

19:01he's being sexually being charged for

19:04concealing his identity and that kind of

19:05thing. But we've got to that ridiculous

19:07level now. It is utterly it's utter

19:11madness. Uh and they are doing, like I

19:13said, they're not even hiding it.

19:14They're doing everything they possibly

19:15can. And we live in a it's not just

19:17two-tier policing, a two a two-tier

19:21entire political system now. two-tier

19:24justice, two-tier two-tier economy,

19:27everything's two-tiered right now. And

19:28it's that it's that bad. And you know,

19:31we we we um you know, we're doing

19:33everything we possibly can.

19:35>> One delineation that you've got there,

19:37Alex, that is very important. It's it

19:39exists here in but not nearly as

19:41pronounced as the UK, and that is

19:44veterans are not the same as local

19:47police. the local police are much more

19:50apt to carry out this Orwellian uh uh

19:54nightmare. Uh but the veterans,

19:56especially our tribe who have been off

19:59to um let's put it this way, the war

20:02between Oceanana and East Asia, um we're

20:06we're we're clued into all this crap. I

20:08just wrote an article about this last

20:10week at newsmax.com on sovereigntists

20:13versus globalists and centering in on

20:14the UK and what's going on there. And we

20:17will keep doing that because what I'm

20:18trying to do here as so many of us are

20:21are exposing, hey, you may want to look

20:25at the home country because that's your

20:27future. That's what they want here. And

20:28the only person in the way is Donald

20:30Trump. Otherwise, we if if Camala Harris

20:33was our president right now, um I think

20:35we'd be neck and neck in a race for who

20:37could be more communist.

20:39>> Yeah. Yeah. Well, yeah. And and I'm so

20:41glad that's not the case because

20:43>> And they certainly wouldn't let you and

20:44me true ourselves. Well, it was the

20:47case. We might as well if that had

20:48happened, we might as well give up.

20:50Seriously, we might as well give up.

20:51>> No, no, no, no, no, no, no. We don't

20:53give up. It just gets ugly.

20:54>> No, no, no. Way uglier.

20:56>> This is why this is why this is why,

20:58like I said, this is why the veterans

20:59are so important. Every single veteran

21:01thinks the same way. Every almost almost

21:03every single one thinks the same way.

21:04But the one thing I have found which I'm

21:06disappointed in and I don't know whe

21:07it's the same in the US is that the the

21:09officer class in this country

21:12>> are not are not are not nearly as as uh

21:16vocal as the non-commissioned guys. The

21:20sergeants corporals the sergeants of the

21:22corporals are the ones that are that are

21:23that are you know digging out blind now.

21:26They're digging out blind to protect

21:28their families, protect their protect

21:30their um their communities and and

21:33they're the ones that are shouting the

21:34loudest. But our officer class people I

21:36worked with, you know, I was my

21:38equivalent now in the army is probably

21:40general. The people I served with are

21:42generals in the in the in the British

21:44army right now, but they are and these

21:46are retired people and they they don't

21:49say

21:49>> I know a lot of those guys that you

21:51worked with. I know it frustrates me

21:53because actually they they they have you

21:55know we need people like that you you

21:57need people like that who who understand

22:00strategy

22:01>> in defense of the officers um there is

22:04no defense okay so here's the thing

22:07[laughter]

22:07um both sides UK and American uh coming

22:11up from uh let's go back as far as um

22:15Herbert Walker Bush around that time

22:17Maggie Thatcher and Reagan had just gone

22:19off into the long night you remember HW

22:22Bush's uh new world order speech? We're

22:25going to have one of those. Well, he

22:26meant it. [clears throat] And so uh the

22:29careful coordination amongst leading

22:31NATO nations, and what I mean really is

22:33the five eyes, so partners as well.

22:35>> Yeah.

22:36>> Is that there was an embarcation on uh

22:40unbeknownst to us, we didn't know um

22:42that officer development, leadership,

22:45and promotion would be all on nepotism.

22:50So, whose ass are you kissing? Which

22:53executive officer job did you get? Which

22:56uh were you the guy who was in harm's

22:58way with a jet or were you the guy that

23:01ran the air show? Because we really

23:02think the air show guy is management

23:05material. and and and then what happens

23:08is they try to make the officer core

23:10come by it honestly because what they

23:13don't want is a bunch of people who

23:15swore an oath to their constitutions

23:16with integrity uh suddenly waking up one

23:19day and going wait a minute I'm being

23:21groomed they're turning me into a damn

23:23globalist uh an element an arm of the

23:26Fabians if you will so uh this is how

23:29the RIIA built its army at Chattam House

23:32CFR whatever but but what what was

23:35carefully crafted and I saw it in the UK

23:37system. I did staff college in Belgium.

23:39Um is it was all the same thing. It was

23:42all the same program. The same program

23:44was uh liberalize the officer corp and

23:47um uh we will show you the other side of

23:51the equation. Let's let's take you

23:52through these uh socialist thinkers. Of

23:55course, we would never do communism, but

23:57let's put some spin on the ball and

23:59let's expose you to the WHO and to the

24:02UN and to why these missions are so

24:04necessary. I remember very clearly

24:07having Thomas Freriedman's The World is

24:09Flat book, shoved down my throat, get to

24:13write paper after paper on this fish

24:15wrap. and um and and so the ones who

24:18made it through on the officer side,

24:20whether it was colonel, general,

24:23whatever, were the ones that served

24:26unfortunately to the system a very

24:27necessary purpose. So if you were a

24:29problem solver, uh or you're a war

24:32fighter, somebody actually does need to

24:34be able to kick down doors and and break

24:37things. Absolutely.

24:38>> Um if that was the the warrior class is

24:41a very small class. The bootlicker class

24:43is a very big class, but that's the one.

24:46And then by the time Obama got in on our

24:48side of the fence, it was very clear.

24:50So, uh, the resignation rate uh, amongst

24:54early retiring generals in my generation

24:57was excessive. Uh, I mean, in fact, the

25:00people that I looked at that were

25:01retiring around the same time as me, we

25:03were going, "Well, if all you guys get

25:05out, well, who's who's going to mind the

25:08store and fight the wars?" It's like,

25:09"No, the bootlickers are going to do all

25:10that." So here we are. This is why you

25:13have a muted kind of officer core. And

25:14then don't forget the power of the

25:16corporate board. When you tell a

25:18four-star general or a threear general,

25:20hey, three meetings a year, £400,000,

25:23pretty good money for three meetings a

25:25year. What are you up for?

25:26>> Yeah. No, I mean we we've got a we've

25:28got a very very good uh I know him. our

25:31our CDS um now is uh sorry CGS now is an

25:35outstanding officer ex export

25:38>> chief of the general staff

25:40>> right

25:41>> um and he and he is he's an outstanding

25:43officer but he he has been muted he's

25:47been muted he's been silenced

25:50and yeah so so so basically we've got an

25:52officer class of woke idiots which is

25:55not helpful not help you

25:56>> Alex I can see parallels with that

25:59forgive me for bringing a Marxist

26:01analysis to this.

26:02>> Yeah, [laughter]

26:03>> you leftist.

26:05>> Yeah.

26:06>> Well, there was some this this is a

26:07useful model of interpretation.

26:10>> You're you're our friendly woke idiot.

26:11You're a friendly.

26:14>> I know you're not. Don't mind. See that

26:16what I took is called

26:19woke.

26:19>> But I got but I got I got a reaction. So

26:21anyway, that's good.

26:22>> That's [laughter] right. That's right.

26:23Yeah. Yeah. Let let Alex know in the

26:26comments. I'm not woke. I may be an

26:28idiot, but I'm not woke. And he's not a

26:30meanie anymore.

26:30>> Sorry, I'm not meany anymore. No,

26:32>> no, you're very nice. You're very too

26:34nice. Too nice.

26:35>> Thank you. You You have the ruling class

26:37and then you have the middle class, the

26:38petty bourgeoisi. And then you have the

26:41um the working class.

26:42>> Yeah.

26:43>> And if I translate that to military

26:45structure, you have the squadies, the

26:46lance corporals and the privates, the

26:48soldiers, the grunts.

26:49>> Yeah. Working class.

26:51>> Sweaties.

26:52>> Sorry. [laughter]

26:53>> The sweaties.

26:54>> The sweaties. Okay. Okay. All right. The

26:56squatties. I know. Right. And then the

26:58the officer class of the middle class

26:59and the ruling class would be those that

27:01you know the min those at the very very

27:03top and the middle class the petty

27:05bourgeoisi

27:07>> they [clears throat] are the worst

27:08enemies of the working class.

27:11>> They're the ones that voted for Brexit

27:13that said that the working class in

27:15Britain are too stupid to be able to

27:17vote and they made a mistake. Right.

27:19>> But they all they all live in they all

27:20live in middle middle England in very

27:22nice villages right now.

27:26It's it's almost a stereotype. They live

27:28in little England. They've got their own

27:30little lives. They've got their own

27:31little jobs and that kind of thing. They

27:32don't want anything. They don't they

27:33don't want to know what's going on out

27:34there right now. Um and and they want to

27:37keep, you know, keep the party line.

27:39Yeah.

27:40>> They don't they don't want to lose their

27:42power and their status. What little

27:44power and status they have. And don't

27:46forget the Guardianista Metrosexuals in

27:49London.

27:50>> But we the thing is the thing is we

27:52actually need those people now. We need

27:55those people now. We need that

27:56experience. We need that expertise. We

27:58need that whether in in business or we

28:01need that now. You know, now we can we

28:03can build it up from the bottom and we

28:04will we will build it up from the

28:06bottom. We will do that.

28:08>> I'm very confident that that this this

28:10will be a success. What we're doing will

28:11be a success, but you know um we do need

28:15we do need some top cover as well. And

28:16there's not much of it about there's not

28:18much about

28:19>> Can I give you a suggestion? Yeah. Um,

28:22one of the things that, um, I have been

28:25proposing and I I I think there's a good

28:27consensus going across the country, a

28:29very quick or efficient way to organize

28:32the vets.

28:33>> Yeah.

28:33>> I mean, you already said it. Look, we're

28:35in in a good sense, we're a hive mind.

28:37We we we get a very clear vision of

28:39this.

28:39>> Yeah.

28:40>> But but in the organizational sense to

28:43be able to communicate very rapidly and

28:46share information very rapidly. Uh, I

28:48know the UK is very similar to us in

28:51that you have a lot of charitable

28:52nonprofits that handle veterans affairs,

28:55everything under the sun from jobs to

28:57PTSD and all that other stuff. But if

29:00you can get a network of just those

29:02leaders, it's it's a it's like a recall

29:05list from hell. You can get them

29:08organized.

29:09>> That that is that is that is exactly our

29:11model. We we basically we basically got

29:12a se a section in every community or we

29:16have that's what we're building right

29:17now a section of soldiers eight men

29:20>> eight men and women in every community

29:22and they are there to lead and there to

29:24guide the community the entire community

29:26>> good

29:26>> and of course the beauty of that we've

29:28also I've also established a digital

29:30network to link all of those communities

29:32together now and actually the way I've

29:33been doing it is I've been giving them

29:35sets of orders like a warning orders

29:37>> because I know that they every single

29:39veteran understands what that means

29:41people have done it doesn't matter but

29:43just with a very simple set of

29:44instructions because we have a mutual

29:46understanding a mutual understanding we

29:47we talk we even talk a language that no

29:49one else understands

29:50>> that's exactly right we speak Chinese

29:52and our acronyms are impervious

29:54[laughter]

29:55>> absolutely three threeletter

29:56abbreviations we we live on three letter

29:58abbreviations but they but they work but

30:00and and that's why that's why they are

30:03so important because they are the glue

30:05they're the glue that brings all those

30:06communities together and that's how we

30:08achieve unity That's what that's the

30:11aspiration is to unify the British

30:13people.

30:13>> Yes.

30:14>> Led and guided by the veterans and that

30:16is that that in very simple terms that's

30:18because we are the biggest threat to the

30:21government. We're doing if that that is

30:23the thing that they're most frightened

30:24of and that is why they keep closing us

30:26down. That's why they're censoring us.

30:28That's why they're digital IDing us.

30:29That's why they are locking us up.

30:31That's why they're and this is the

30:32thing. And the the mantra is is that if

30:35we if one of one of us falls, there's

30:37there's five more that stand in their

30:39place.

30:40>> That's why you need mesh core backup.

30:41You need mesh core backup.

30:43>> Absolutely. Yeah. Yeah.

30:44>> Okay. Good.

30:46>> We're running this is a very we're

30:47running as a very flat structure

30:49purposefully

30:50>> and and the communications

30:52infrastructure we put in place is is all

30:54call signs, shared network, you know,

30:56all you all informed nets. We don't give

30:58a damn about about secure comms because

31:00it's there's no point. Yeah.

31:02>> Yes. Alex here. Hold on a second here.

31:05Right. So, Alex is talking about the

31:06organization, the grassroots

31:08organization that he's building called

31:09the Frontline Alliance.

31:10>> No, I'm not I'm not doing it I'm not

31:12doing it through the Frontline Alliance

31:13anymore. I've created I've created

31:15something else called the network.

31:17>> The network. Okay. Nevertheless,

31:18>> I'll send you I'll send you the details

31:19after this. Yeah. Yeah.

31:20>> You and I did.

31:21>> I need the details, too. We can bring

31:22that across the pond.

31:24>> I Sorry. We're still looking after the

31:26Frontline Alliance, but I I've now cuz

31:29I'm talking to so many organizations in

31:31the UK. So, it's like a two-tiered

31:33thing. We've got the organizational

31:35level and then we've got the community

31:36level and and we are basically bringing

31:39all those organizations together.

31:40>> Great. All right. Thank you. And I have

31:41the links in the description below if

31:42you send them to me. People should check

31:44that out. Also, I did an interview with

31:46Alex on the Fabians, which is on Rich

31:48does politics and an interview which may

31:50now be out of date about the Frontline

31:52Alliance which is on Rich does more. So

31:54people should check that out. Now I want

31:56to stay with geopolitics because we had

31:59a result. We had an election in Sweden

32:02with very very close race between the

32:05the woke lefties. They got three seats

32:09more than the possibly the

32:10[clears throat] woke righties. And

32:12Sweden has had lots and lots of issues I

32:15think with um mass migration at at an

32:19accelerated rate in the absence of

32:20economic growth. Mhm.

32:22>> And I don't know, Blaine, Alex, if

32:24either of you had any attention on that

32:26or have any comments about that. Sweden

32:28>> I saw I saw it and I saw it and rolled

32:31my eyes. Um only because because you

32:34know Sweden is has been Sweden the

32:36Swedes are lovely people. They're lovely

32:38people and they open their doors and

32:40they're very welcoming and such like but

32:41I think you you'll find that they're

32:44also looking into this sort of dystopian

32:46future right now. Um and that was whilst

32:49it was a it was um that was a kind of a

32:52signpost to me that that is you're going

32:55to become like Brussels because Brussels

32:56is lost. Brussels is gone completely. Um

33:00and Sweden is Sweden is the the next on

33:02the casualty. So we're not far behind by

33:04the way but Sweden is the next on the

33:05casualty list. And I just hope that

33:07again if Sweden can be be inspired by

33:10Europe, by what's happening in Germany,

33:12what's happening in France, what's

33:13happening in Italy because you know

33:15people and actually now Spain as well.

33:18Spain Spain are revolting

33:20um quite right too as a result of Kuwait

33:23and the such like. So um again, but

33:26whether or not they can recover, I don't

33:27know because they are way way down the

33:30path now. And certainly as far as

33:32immigration is concerned, it's going to

33:34be very difficult to very difficult to

33:36it's not [clears throat] impossible,

33:37very difficult to reverse.

33:39>> Well, they did something else as well.

33:40Um, they led the way in Scandinavia, if

33:43you look at Finland and Norway on the

33:45sides of them, they led the way

33:47[clears throat] in co-opting the

33:49education system to essentially pacify

33:52boys. Um, they they took they took the

33:55mail right out of the mail. And um and

33:57so for the Swedes to wake up and

33:59recognize not only the problem where

34:02they are, what this what what has

34:03happened to them over the last decade,

34:06um they they've got they've got their

34:08own women screaming at them. They they

34:09they would love to have some toxic

34:12masculinity out of natural-born Swedes

34:14at this point in time.

34:15>> But they have completely neutered their

34:17males

34:18>> and and that's through the education

34:20system.

34:21>> How do they do that? What specifically

34:22in the education system did they do?

34:25>> It's all social. It's all It's all

34:26social behaviors. Even little things

34:28like uh recess on the schoolyard. Oh,

34:31no. No, you can't play tag. That would

34:32ostracize the other one. Uh oh. Uh no.

34:35Uh uh Sven here said uh a naughty word.

34:39He called um Billy over here a jelly

34:42bean. And uh so now he's going to be

34:44expelled from school. In other words,

34:46all the literature, all the everything.

34:47It's just complete indoctrination. Look,

34:50we've seen it in the United States.

34:51They're they're they they work very hard

34:53to get these dogmas in. But but in

34:56places like here, it's not as

34:57homogeneous. There's just too many

34:59influences.

35:00>> But in Sweden, man, they took this stuff

35:02really seriously, and they've been

35:03paying for it ever since.

35:05>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And this is it's

35:07another product. It's a product of

35:08wokeism with a healthy, healthy um uh

35:12helping of feminism as well.

35:14>> Right. Exactly. What Ian Berlingame

35:16would call estrogenic.

35:19>> And we have the we actually have the

35:20same issue here. And one of the things

35:22that has come out is is amongst the

35:24amongst the patriot groups in particular

35:26is men need to be men again. Men need to

35:29be men again. And they [laughter] stand

35:31be masculine and be men [clears throat]

35:33actually.

35:33>> And it takes us gray beards to not be

35:36sympathetic to soy boys.

35:39>> Yeah.

35:39>> And estrogen men.

35:41>> It it takes us to not be sympathetic. It

35:43takes us to go, "Oh, no. No. I'm not

35:47here to spare your feelings. I'm here to

35:49crush them." Another reason why the

35:51veterans community is so important

35:52because they've never changed. They've

35:54never changed because the background

35:55that they have.

35:56>> Um so they don't need to be reminded of

35:58that.

35:59>> Okay. Then um the drive

36:01>> you want the controversy.

36:02>> Did you want the controversy?

36:04>> Yeah. Okay. Give us go for it. Okay. So

36:06here's the thing. The speech got filmed.

36:08I did it at the storm summit. I had to

36:10trim it down below 30 minutes because

36:13everybody else was supposed to go 30

36:15minutes and they took over an hour. So

36:17here I am going to go less than 30

36:19minutes and I get up there and I quick

36:22to the point was great well received hit

36:25the internet goes all over the place and

36:27then it begins because I looked at well

36:29what did my time come in at? My time

36:31came in at 17 minutes 34 seconds.

36:37>> I didn't notice that.

36:39>> And everybody

36:41went nuts.

36:43I knew it. GENERAL HOLT YOU'RE CUTE.

36:46YOU'RE CUTE. THAT'S RIGHT.

36:47>> YEAH, THAT'S RIGHT. That's right. That's

36:49right.

36:50>> Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Well, that that

36:54uh just you you and I and Mark Atwood

36:56are scheduled to record later on this

36:59week. Now, please, as a note, Blaine,

37:02could you please behave yourself this

37:04time and not be naughty like you and

37:06Mark were in the last video?

37:07>> I will make no such promise. [laughter]

37:12>> Right. Okay. All right. So, I got So,

37:14that was the controversy. Okay, 17

37:16minutes 34 seconds. So, you can watch

37:18that on Blaine's channel, Dangerous

37:20Intellectuals on YouTube. Now, there is

37:22war, talk of war all over Europe that we

37:26have to we must we must we must defeat

37:28that evil Putin because Putin's going to

37:31attack Europe next. I mean, it's taken

37:33him more than four years to get a few

37:36percentage points of Ukraine, right? But

37:39he's going to attack Europe and we'll be

37:41>> going to gobble all of Europe right now.

37:42>> Yeah. Right now. Right now. Right now.

37:44It is. It is. It is utterly utterly it's

37:47it's it's utterly utterly ridiculous

37:49this whole thing. It's just ridiculous.

37:51>> Yeah.

37:52>> Putin has no interest. He has no

37:54interest in Europe. Why would why

37:56possibly interest would he have? We

37:58we've been goating him, winding him up.

38:00You know, he's being battered by the

38:02global community for being a bad man and

38:04that kind of thing. Yes, absolutely.

38:05>> But did you know that he's got unlimited

38:07range drones that can fly well beyond

38:10800 miles to get to a train in between

38:14trains carrying high value targets just

38:16to make a point?

38:17>> Of course. That's right. Because he

38:18because he Yeah.

38:19>> How very Russian of him. What a what a

38:21check off play that is. [laughter]

38:23>> But but they want to they want to

38:25agitate him. They want to agitate him to

38:28such a degree that he will

38:29>> they want him to take the bait. They

38:30want him to take the bait.

38:32>> I know.

38:33I'm hoping I'm hoping that he I'm hoping

38:35that he's actually sitting back there

38:37and laughing right now.

38:38>> Actually, I do because this is

38:40ridiculous. And and well, we said it

38:42before, we need to expose this. It is

38:44the ut it's utterly it is it is um what

38:48they're doing is is evil. It's evil

38:50they're doing, you know,

38:53>> and it's being it's being agitated by

38:54not just us, by the Germans and the such

38:56like the Germans want to restore their

38:58arms business. It's all about money.

39:00It's all about money. from the UK's

39:02perspective is just a distraction. It's

39:04to get is to get is to get rid of our

39:06veterans out of this country. That's the

39:08one one thing they want to do. It's to

39:09get rid of our British army out of this

39:11country as a distraction so they can

39:13carry on battering us here in the UK.

39:15And and and and it's it's um what was

39:19and it's it's all financially motivated.

39:22It is a pure distraction.

39:24>> Yes, Alex. It is financially motivated

39:26because they got to pay the bond holders

39:28for the money they borrowed in order to

39:29defeat Russia, right? So get that. My

39:32question is will people, the veterans

39:35and people in the UK and in Europe when

39:38they get the call up, will they say no

39:41in sufficient numbers like has happened

39:43in Vietnam with the draft?

39:44>> I don't know. I don't know one veteran

39:47that I've talked to who said

39:49>> not just the veterans.

39:50>> Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm going to go to

39:51war. I'm talking No, I'm not I'm I'm not

39:54I don't mean just the veterans. I'm

39:55talking

39:55>> You mean the new conscripts? Yeah. No,

39:57they're not going to go.

39:58>> Are you certain of that?

39:59>> Yeah, I I am. And here's why. Because

40:01they know if they go in mass away from

40:03their homeland, all those rape gangs

40:05unchecked. They will have zero binders

40:08on them. And And the messaging and the

40:11articles that I would be writing is you

40:14better not leave the UK. You better not.

40:17>> I I heard someone come up with a really

40:19good idea, by the way. They said that

40:20what we should do is actually we've

40:21consu we should conscript all of the

40:23migrant community.

40:25>> They want to come to our country. They

40:26want to be British apparently. We

40:28conscript all the migrant community.

40:30>> We find some poor foolish idiots like ex

40:34officers ex army officers to lead them

40:37>> and then we we send them all over to

40:39Russia.

40:39>> Perfect.

40:40>> Why not?

40:40>> Perfect. Go take on East Asia. Tell us

40:43how it goes. Andy Andy Burnham is now

40:45talking about Andy Bernham is now

40:46talking about um uh migrants coming to

40:49this country, illegal migrants and legal

40:51migrants from this country and getting

40:53the vote as soon as they arrive here.

40:55>> That's right.

40:55>> So that's what he's saying. So if that's

40:57the No, hang on. If that's the case, if

40:59he wants them to have the vote, then

41:01surely they can fight for the country.

41:02>> Yeah, of course. You imagine the look on

41:04their faces when they come across the

41:06port and they said

41:08>> just one little tip when they get don't

41:10give them a damn weapon until they're in

41:12the deployed location. Just a proip.

41:15>> Do you know that our soldiers right now

41:17and this is absolute god's honest truth.

41:20Our soldiers some of them when they're

41:21training train with sticks.

41:23>> I know. I've been told this.

41:25>> Yep.

41:27They don't train with live ammunition

41:29because there isn't any.

41:30>> I know. I [clears throat] mean, how how

41:31they think how they think they're going

41:33to resource any kind of a force from

41:36from from the from the British army? I

41:37don't have

41:38>> I know where they can find in the UK the

41:40live ammunition and the weapons to train

41:42on, but I'm not allowed to say it here.

41:44>> I know exactly what you're going to say.

41:46[laughter]

41:48[snorts]

41:48>> Oh god. Okay.

41:50>> There's a great network of armories up

41:51and down the entire UK, but I there are.

41:54Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

41:54>> Just not going to go into

41:55>> Okay. With the sticks, what they can

41:57actually do is wave them vigorously at

41:59the Russians. And the Russians Harry

42:01Potter, it's Harry Potter fighting. I

42:03mean,

42:06>> it makes it even better when you when

42:08the migrants come across. When the

42:09migrants come across and they come into

42:11the country, you hand them a stick and

42:13say, "You are now being reinlisted into

42:15the British army."

42:16>> Oh my god.

42:17>> And in 3 weeks time, after an intensive

42:19territorial army training course, we're

42:22going to send you to war with Putin. I

42:24mean, look at their faces.

42:26>> OR OR OR LET THEM DO THIS. LET THEM PICK

42:28THEIR SQUAD. You can fight on behalf of

42:30the Ukrainians or you can fight on the

42:32behalf of the or or you can fight the

42:33Russians. [laughter] It's it's your it's

42:34your call. You just pick a side.

42:36>> Okay. I want to go back to the I want to

42:38go back to the train.

42:39>> Sorry. Sorry.

42:39>> So, okay. So, so the Russia did launch a

42:42a drone assault on the train that runs

42:46between Kiev and Poland and they struck

42:49the front of the carriage of the uh

42:52sorry, the engine carriage, the very

42:54front of it, which then reduces the

42:56chances of harming any of the

42:57passengers, but it does send a strong

43:00signal lane.

43:01>> But did it and did they launch anything

43:03at all? or could or is this or look,

43:07Colonel Muster did it with the pipe

43:09wrench in the conservatory. That's the

43:12level of that they're going to

43:14promote through the BBC and all the

43:16other outlets, which or CDF, whatever

43:19your flavor is. Um, look, this is this

43:22is why this is so unnerving is because

43:24they're taking shots at this and they're

43:26going to keep at this until they make

43:28their point and get something real to

43:30happen where real people lose their

43:32lives. So, let me ask you this. How hard

43:34is it to drop Big Ben and litter the

43:36whole scene with Russian missile parts

43:39gathered up in Ukraine?

43:40>> And Russian passport.

43:41>> Easy to do, actually.

43:42>> And Russian passport.

43:43>> No, you always have to litter it with

43:44the passport. You always have to do

43:46that. That That's That's like step three

43:48in the checklist of the false flag. You

43:49have to put the passports everywhere.

43:52>> That's right. Okay, fair enough. Fair

43:54enough. It's insane trying to work out

43:55what's going on. And then I Blaine,

43:57Alex, I don't know if either of you paid

43:59attention to the bricks meeting, bricks

44:01summit.

44:02Do you want to give a comment on?

44:04>> Yeah. One team, one dream. Look, this is

44:06the problem that they have. Bricks still

44:08involves a lot of what we would call the

44:10exotic currencies or the previously

44:12colonized and raped economies that don't

44:15really have the ability to put anything

44:17together on the boards. You've got um

44:20and then let's let's talk about um the

44:23the massive alliance of the bricks.

44:25You've got the Chinese, the Indians, and

44:27the Russians who not only don't trust

44:30each other, they're going to screw each

44:31other day one, hour one when bricks pay

44:33comes out. And and so so this formidable

44:36thing called the bricks uh economically

44:39I don't think has real legs. I think

44:42it'll be a nuisance. Um it's very nice

44:44to have an alternative pay system and

44:46it's very nice to say, okay, the US is

44:50trying to weaponize the dollar again and

44:52we'll go around it. But is it is it

44:54really going to rock the system when we

44:55look at the trillions and trillions and

44:57trillions in the system? I don't think

44:59it will. What I do think is much more

45:01likely to happen is that Scott Bent is

45:05teeing up and getting ready for uh a

45:08massive banking crisis right around the

45:10corner that will enable uh a brand new

45:13monetary system coming in. Will the

45:14bricks be involved with that? Yeah, they

45:16will. I believe they will. But it'll be

45:18a different a different order of things

45:20altogether. I think I I just don't see

45:22the the you know the Indians are going

45:24to spoil every single party they try to

45:26put together. [laughter]

45:27>> Okay,

45:30fair enough. Sorry, I found that rather

45:31funny.

45:32>> Are you are you preparing yourselves?

45:34Are you Are you preparing yourselves for

45:36a a global economic crash?

45:38>> You must be. Yeah.

45:39>> Yes, absolutely.

45:40>> Before or after the Before the Midterms?

45:43>> I think a quite soon

45:45>> possibly because here's the problem. You

45:48get the bad guys and the good guys inter

45:50interested in the same damn thing. I can

45:52tell you why the good guys want the

45:53crash. And I can tell you why the bad

45:54guys want the crash. Bad guys want the

45:56crash because and they want it by

45:58options expiration day in October for

46:02the big October surprise. And they'd

46:04love to see $12 a gallon in diesel here

46:06and nothing on the food shelves to make

46:08the midterms go the right way. Scott

46:10Bent, on the other hand, wants to upend

46:12and destroy the entire damn system and

46:14put gold back into the mix along with uh

46:18stable coin and some other goodies that

46:20the others that the globalists won't

46:21like because he's got them in a trap.

46:24It's called private credit. They took

46:26all the free money out of Japan and they

46:28squandered it into this thing that Trump

46:30promised them would be wonderful. Just

46:32invest in AI capex, kids. Well, they're

46:35not making any money. The paper's all

46:37gone to hell in a hand basket. that the

46:39collateral is not worth and we're

46:42going to look at all these bubbles pop.

46:44Uh if those bubbles pop, uh Main

46:47Street's going to be pretty pissed off

46:48because now we've got retirement funds

46:50and insurance funds that are going and

46:52so and so the the thing is the banks in

46:56the past have all thought that's okay.

46:58The government, the Fed, the Treasury

46:59will bail us all out. Ah, [sighs] not

47:03this time, guys. Sorry. going to take

47:05care of Main Street because you screwed

47:07them on their pension funds. So, that's

47:09where the money goes. And it'll be a

47:11different kind of money, one you're not

47:13used to. We saw a little microcosm of

47:15this with the LBMA getting blown up in

47:18London. Uh they thought that paper,

47:20silver, and metal was the future and

47:22forever the future, infinite future. And

47:24apparently it apparently you really

47:26can't just spend a piece of paper that

47:28says I own some gold someplace.

47:31One of the things I know is that silver

47:33is the most reflective material, the

47:36most reflective occurring metal.

47:38>> Paper silver doesn't reflect light. I've

47:41I've tested it out myself. [laughter]

47:44>> It also doesn't contain AG 107, which is

47:47going to have incredible properties for

47:49your um consciousness and your um

47:53psychic abilities later on.

47:54>> You know, are you harking back to the

47:56interview that I recorded with Cliff

47:57High about aging? I'm absolutely

47:59stealing your intellectual property

48:00right now in front of your face.

48:01>> Is this [laughter] is this is this sort

48:03of Elon Musk talk?

48:05>> I'm intrigued by what you said. Yeah.

48:07Yeah.

48:08>> I I don't know about Elon Musk and AG

48:09107, but this is a video recorded with

48:11Cliff High about AG 107. [clears throat]

48:13One of the isotopes, two naturally

48:15occurring isotopes of silver, AG 107, AG

48:18109. He said, "Ag 107, we're going to

48:20discover new uses for it, including

48:22anti-gravity machines and a bridge

48:24between this material reality and

48:27consciousness." So the invention of mind

48:29to matter machines and there is some

48:32evidence to suggest that these have been

48:35we have had them in our longd distance

48:38past mind to matter machines. However,

48:41the history we've been taught is a

48:43complete lie. So we don't have access to

48:45that knowledge.

48:46>> That's why they burned all the books.

48:47>> Can I can I suggest we have a a

48:49different conversation about this

48:51because I I'm I'm I I dare mention this

48:54in case people think I'm absolutely

48:56barking mad. No, we're going in company.

48:59You're in good company.

48:59>> We need to talk. We We need to talk

49:01about this. Definitely.

49:02>> Okay.

49:03>> Sure. What do you want to say?

49:04>> No. No. I'm not saying now. I'm not

49:06saying we need another We need to have

49:07another conversation about this now.

49:09Seriously. Because Because everything

49:11you're saying is absolutely bang on.

49:13Absolutely bang on.

49:14>> Okay. Fair enough.

49:15>> And it's not it's not just in our it's

49:17not just in our past. It's in our

49:19present, too.

49:20>> Okay. Okay. It's all coming.

49:23>> I'm not mad. I'm not mad. I'm not mad.

49:25But I'm going to ask I'm going to ask

49:26the viewers this. Let us know which one

49:28of us which one of us three is the most

49:30barking mad. Or are we all as equally

49:33bonkers as each other?

49:34>> Yeah. [laughter]

49:36>> No, no, no. If we're all equally

49:37bonkers, that's communism. We're not

49:39equally bonkers.

49:40>> Okay, good point.

49:41>> No, we're not. Yeah, yes, we're

49:42unequally bonkers. Yeah. [laughter]

49:46>> Well, some people who are bonkers are

49:47more equal than other than are bonkers.

49:50>> Don't say that. I am offended. Yeah.

49:53>> Okay. Blaine, Alex, thank you so much

49:56for this conversation. Really, really

49:58appreciate it. Great having you on. I'll

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50:11Bye-bye.