While America Builds, Europe Schemes To Rob Its Citizens

0:00Today, the G20 group of major economies

0:03will meet in Asheville, North Carolina.

0:06It will be a showdown between two very

0:09different ideas about economic wealth.

0:12One of them always ends up stealing from

0:14its own citizens or the citizens of

0:16other countries. The other makes the

0:19well-being of its citizens the central

0:21goal. Here's Treasury Secretary Scott

0:23Bass talking about his plan.

0:26>> We want to bring the G20 back to its

0:28core mission. And that core mission is

0:30talking about, you know, what can econ

0:33what can countries do, economies do, how

0:36can we band together uh to have better

0:38global growth. And our message to, you

0:41know, our allies, our trading partners

0:44is that global growth is the way to take

0:48care of this mountain of debt.

0:50>> The central bankers of the G20 and the

0:53EU, however, are committed Malthusians

0:56and imperialists. They think growth of

0:59populations or economics creates a

1:02situation they can't control. They have

1:05always paid their debts through wars or

1:07by looting their own citizens. And right

1:09now they're drumming up a new way to do

1:12just that. I'm Bubba Boyd and have

1:15followed the fight between the builders

1:16and the looters in economics ever since

1:191971. Today I'm going to first tell you

1:22about the G20's horrible history. Then

1:25we'll show you how Trump's economy is

1:26the exact opposite. And we'll end by

1:29telling you about a plot to quote

1:31redirect the savings of Europe's

1:33citizens. The G20 conference of major

1:36economic powers took its current shape

1:38back in 2008. What happened then? That's

1:42when the entire world globalist

1:44financial system collapsed and this

1:47group was charged with enforcing a

1:48consensus about what should happen next.

1:51The banks were bailed out. The public

1:54wrote the check. The rescue worked for

1:56the major financial institutions, but

1:58the middle and working classes took it

2:00on the chin. Many lost everything. You

2:04might remember how the Obama

2:06administration told us that nobody would

2:08be prosecuted for Wall Street's

2:10destruction of the economy because the

2:11banks were quote too big [clears throat]

2:13to fail. Before the bailout area had

2:16even run its course, the G20 agenda

2:18shifted to climate. That was the next

2:21grand scheme to limit growth and

2:23maintain control of populations while

2:26huge wealth flowed to an elite class of

2:29multinational operators and their

2:31professional retainers. Lord Mallet

2:34Brown, he's the man who runs George

2:36Soros. He laid out this plan as early as

2:39the 2009 G20 bailout conference. Here he

2:43is. In an address to the world's media

2:46at the foreign press association, Lord

2:48Malik Brown, Minister for Africa, Asia

2:50and the United Nations said the summit

2:52had five main aims. To

2:54>> summarize the ambition of the summit, it

2:57is to uh take coordinated steps which

3:01try to first uh limit the impact of the

3:06economic turndown and get the global

3:08economy back to recovery as quickly as

3:11possible. Second, repair the damage done

3:14to the financial system and put in place

3:17uh some regulatory and transparency

3:19arrangements which would ensure it

3:21doesn't break down again. Third, uh make

3:24sure that poor countries and middle

3:26inome countries needs are also addressed

3:29at this summit in terms of the special

3:31financing and support uh that they need

3:34which is not domestically available to

3:36them. fourth that we fight against

3:39protectionism and fifth that we make the

3:41recovery as green as possible.

3:43>> The recovery had to be green. The result

3:47was a ratcheting down of human

3:49expectations and existence based on

3:51deliberate reliance on very primitive

3:54energy sources. The green agenda says

3:56unrestrained economic growth will cause

3:59the earth to overheat and destroy

4:01humanity. Speaking in Africa in 2013,

4:04Barack Obama said just that. He told

4:07African students that they shouldn't

4:09count on higher living standards until a

4:11new way of producing green energy could

4:13be found.

4:14>> Ultimately, if you think about all the

4:16youth that everybody's mentioned here in

4:18Africa, if everybody's raising living

4:20standards to the point where everybody's

4:22got a car and everybody's got air

4:24conditioning and everybody's got a big

4:25house,

4:27uh, well, the planet will boil over.

4:29Meanwhile, the very same banks that were

4:32too big to fail cashed in on the hoax.

4:35It was all supposed to end in a global

4:37financial entity setting budgets for

4:39every nation. That's what came out of

4:42the Glasgow climate alliance for net

4:44zero. The alliance for net zero was

4:47supposed to direct all world credit of

4:49any kind into green finance. It would

4:52penalize anyone who wanted to build.

4:55Mark Carney was the head of that. That's

4:57why he blew up the trade negotiations

4:59and declared war on Trump last week

5:01ahead of the midterms. So Scott Besson

5:04walking into the G20 Asheville

5:06conference and saying that physical

5:08economic growth is the only topic

5:11shatters the entire framework of the

5:13last 40 years. It's going to be very

5:16interesting to watch. Now, if all of

5:18this is clearing the air for you about

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5:31Now, Trump didn't just kill their scheme

5:33by pulling out of all the climate

5:35nonsense. Just listen to Scott Bessent

5:38speak back in May at the Reagan Library.

5:41>> The truth is that for too long, America

5:44had been asleep. We mistook comfort for

5:48strength. We substituted efficiency for

5:52resilience and consumption as a measure

5:55of prosperity.

5:57We told ourselves that so long as goods

6:00were cheaper overseas, it did not matter

6:03whether factories went dark in Michigan,

6:06Ohio, or Pennsylvania. We assumed that

6:09supply chains would always function

6:11smoothly and adversaries would always

6:14behave responsibly and the invisible

6:17hand would correct vulnerabilities that

6:19too few in public life had the courage

6:22to confront. And while we reassured

6:25ourselves with those assumptions, risk

6:28accumulated all around us. Somewhere

6:31along the way, we lost sight of a

6:33foundational principle that previous

6:36generations understood instinctively.

6:39Economic security is national security.

6:42For a nation that cannot manufacture,

6:46mine, ship, or refine its needs

6:48gradually seeds its strength and

6:51sovereignty to others.

6:53>> He went on to say that securing the

6:55supply chains to make America fully

6:58self-sufficient is national security's

7:01primary challenge today. I thought Glenn

7:04Beck did a good job explaining this the

7:06other day.

7:06>> Let me tell you what's happening. the

7:08new world order that was promised by

7:10Bush one and Bush 2, you know, the

7:13globalist new world order. Looks like we

7:16don't want it. And uh the reason why we

7:19don't want it is because we're seeing

7:21that America has to go down the crapper

7:23if globalism is to work. And every

7:26president that we have had in recent

7:28memory has been working towards that and

7:31simply managing our decline. Trump is

7:35the first guy to come in and go, "We're

7:36not going to do that. We're not going to

7:38do that. We're going to have a new

7:40golden era. We're going to have a great

7:42age for America into the 21st century.

7:44And so, he's not just reshaping America.

7:47He is reshaping the world. And I know

7:50this to be true because I have had

7:52conversations with several prime

7:54ministers in the last four months,

7:56private conversations, and all of them

7:58have said, "I know exactly what he's

8:00doing, and I know where the power is

8:01going."

8:02>> The whole piece by Glenn is well worth

8:04listening to. Trump is about making the

8:07stuff a country needs instead of

8:09financing the stuff other countries

8:11makes. It's critical minerals. It's

8:13energy production. It's the raw

8:15manufacturing inputs that turn into

8:17everything else. The copper and the

8:19lithium and the steel that never show up

8:21in a headline but show up in every

8:24single supply chain that matters. It's

8:26taking a labor force victimized by

8:29rotten education, the consumer economy,

8:31and drugs and upskilling them to the

8:34future jobs where one income can support

8:36a family. It takes time. It may take

8:39military action. This is what the Iran

8:42war has been about. Not letting terroris

8:44maniacs controlling the straight of

8:46Hormuz and the city of London control

8:48petroleum and other commodity prices.

8:51That's what the new oil deal with

8:53Venezuela is about. And it's not just

8:56making sure we're self-sufficient in the

8:58current economy. It's making sure we are

9:01making the scientific and technological

9:03discoveries at the heart of the next

9:06economy. Now, on Wednesday, Energy

9:09Secretary Chris Wright presented the

9:11Trump administration's nuclear energy

9:13renaissance plans, including powering

9:15all future shipping with nuclear

9:17reactor. Here's Wright.

9:19>> Imagine shipping where refueling is

9:22maybe it's every few years. It's not

9:24every voyage. And we can have additional

9:27power and we can ship faster. Same

9:29number of ships can bring more goods. We

9:31can lower the cost of trade and

9:34transport between nations. I should stop

9:37talking because I get too excited. But I

9:39think it's a great vision. It's a great

9:41vision that we all have. It won't happen

9:44overnight. But if you look at nuclear in

9:47in this country, you know, we we first

9:50developed power to light light bulbs at

9:52our Idaho National Lab in 1951

9:56before most everyone in this room was

9:58born. We had a surge of development in

10:02the United States of about a hundred

10:03nuclear reactors built really launched

10:06and built over two or three decades. And

10:09we had a pause. I think the world again

10:12as it as it often does kind of kind of

10:15lost its way a little bit.

10:16>> Things like this are happening every

10:19single day in the Trump administration.

10:21You have to either come here to

10:22Prometheian Action or go to the White

10:24House website to find them because the

10:27media is trying to keep their meaning a

10:29secret. Now, let's go to the dark side.

10:32This is Christine Lagard. She's the

10:34current president of the European

10:36Central Bank. She will be at the Group

10:38of 20 in Asheville. Recently she and

10:41Mark Carney have been doing a mut and

10:43Jeff act about that middle powers of the

10:46entire world like Europe and others

10:50organizing an economic block for

10:52themselves. Carney says it has the

10:55explicit purpose of neutralizing Trump's

10:57America. Lagard is more diplomatic.

11:00Although she famously ran out of the

11:02World Economic Forum event where

11:04Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik was

11:06speaking. She's probably bringing her

11:08track shoes to the G20. Lagard has been

11:11scheming for years to turn the savers

11:13accounts of European citizens into

11:16capital investment for use by the EU's

11:18bureaucrats. Ursula Vanderline, the

11:21president of the European Commission,

11:23just said these savings accounts and

11:25banks are quote lazy money which needs

11:28to be redirected into capital for the EU

11:31by the end of the year. These two ladies

11:34never ask themselves why Europe is so

11:36unattractive that investment money from

11:38the EU flees to the United States. They

11:41can't fathom that Europe citizens hate

11:43and fear them so much that they stow

11:46their money in the equivalent of

11:47mattresses. The bankers don't plan to

11:50steal these funds outright like they did

11:52with Russia's European funds after the

11:54Ukraine conflict started. They plan to

11:57offer all sorts of tax breaks and

11:59seductive returns on investments to get

12:02the money. But the problem is what the

12:04EU plans to invest in with these funds.

12:08They're the same things that have been

12:09bankrupting Europe. And the Sabers know

12:12it. The EU needs these funds to fund the

12:15war in Ukraine, which they say will fund

12:16forever. They continue to insist on the

12:19green energy transition, which has

12:21driven their energy cost skyhigh. They

12:24continue to keep their borders open and

12:26support free trade. That's even after an

12:29upsurge in violent lagard claim and

12:31China flooding Europe with enough cars

12:34to collapse Germany's car industry. And

12:37there's a further rub to this story. The

12:39US debt Scott Basset is using massive

12:42growth to retire comes from the same

12:45policies implemented here. Billions in

12:48handouts to Ukraine by Joe Biden. the

12:51Green Policies and Build Back Better

12:53Act, the complete failure to anticipate

12:56or build for future needs. Most of all,

12:59it comes from letting a global banking

13:01cabal run your finances. Now, I can't

13:04tell you what's going to happen at the

13:05G20 or what the big fight will be about.

13:09It's the same one the Democrats and

13:10their socialist and communist wing have

13:13with Trump and Bessim. They think

13:15economies and resources are forever

13:17fixed and defined and you just have to

13:20distribute them better to get justice.

13:22But that's not how functioning economies

13:25and the universe work. If you outsource

13:28the making of the means of existence,

13:30you not only lose physical plants, you

13:32lose the skills to run them. If you cut

13:35yourself off from advanced energy

13:37sources and don't pursue the most

13:39advanced science and technology, your

13:42entire economy begins a slow internal

13:45collapse. That's the funeral p Europe

13:48has made for itself and the one the

13:50Democrats would like to return us to.

13:53We're sticking on the story because who

13:55wins this fight will define our future.

13:57We need to get this story about Donald

13:59Trump's economic revolution out as

14:02widely as possible ahead of the midterm.

14:04so that people fully understand it. And

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