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0:00explain how the power of the world
0:02works.
0:02>> A lot of conspiracy theorists believe
0:04that the world is controlled by secret
0:07societies. Let me get a whiteboard and
0:09show you how I think the world works.
0:10Every society has been obsessed with the
0:12occult trying to figure out the secrets
0:15of the universe. So now we have this
0:18possible alliance between financers who
0:21are looking for the secrets of the
0:22universe in order to conquer the
0:23material world. And these people come
0:25together and form secret societies.
0:27Professor Jang, one of the biggest
0:28geopolitical analysts. He predicted the
0:31most dangerous conflicts happening in
0:33the world right now before anyone else.
0:35And in this episode, he makes major
0:38predictions about what's coming next.
0:40>> So, I'm going to tell you right now what
0:41America plans to do in order to maintain
0:43its empire.
0:45>> All this, by the way, is outlined in
0:47document called the national defense
0:50strategy. There are three major pillars.
0:53First pillar, no foreign power is
0:56allowed to interfere in the Western
0:57Hemisphere. Pillar two, you control the
1:00world's maritime [music] control points.
1:02Pillar number three is create conflict
1:05in Eurasia. And when these conflicts
1:07happen, every nation in the world is now
1:09dependent on the Western Hemisphere for
1:11three things. Armaments, [music]
1:12resources, and financing. And what the
1:15United States is saying is we are now
1:17the mafia. I'm going to make certain
1:19predictions about the future. My first
1:21major prediction is Trump will get a
1:24third term. My second prediction is a
1:26United States grand invasion of Iran.
1:28And my third prediction is this.
1:31>> You have a class which says Epstein
1:33world. What is it about?
1:34>> In the year 1991, an Ohio billionaire
1:37owner of Victoria Secret named Les
1:39Wexner. He signed over the power of
1:41attorney to [music] Jeffrey Epstein.
1:44Power of attorney gives the person the
1:46power of life and death over you and
1:47that's very scary. David Rockefeller,
1:49the chairman of Chase Manhattan Bank,
1:51invited Jeffrey Epstein to join the
1:53trilateral commission at age 30. Why
1:56would David Rockefeller invite this
1:5730-year-old? It was not that Epstein was
2:00trying to become their friend. It was
2:02they were trying to become his friend.
2:04So, these are billionaires begging
2:06Epstein for [music] money. The big
2:09question for us is who is this guy?
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3:30What got you into geopolitics and game
3:32of prediction
3:33>> in politics was the election of Donald
3:36Trump in 2016 because for me that was a
3:40very traumatic event.
3:42>> Why?
3:43>> Well, because it didn't make any sense
3:44to me. You know, I went to Yale. I did
3:47one school. You were taught that
3:49everyone's reasonable. The world is
3:52logical. the best and the brightest
3:54reach the very top. So, how could Donald
3:57Trump win? So, that forced me to
4:01reexamine my worldview and um
4:05reconstruct a new political
4:07understanding.
4:08>> And why do you think he won?
4:09>> I think he won because
4:12um the elite
4:14screwed up. I I think he won because the
4:18elite became incestrous.
4:21They became insular. They became
4:23arrogant. Uh they became self-righteous.
4:26They became they became corrupt and
4:28incompetent.
4:30And people were sick of it. I mean he
4:32won. I I'll tell the exact exactly the
4:34reason why he won because in 2008 Obama
4:38promised hope and change.
4:40>> And this was a time when um Wall Street
4:45bankrupted the American economy and they
4:49were blatantly corrupt. They should have
4:51all gone to jail. And
4:55Obama promised hope and change. And
4:58there was just a tremendous
5:02optimism in the air and he won by
5:06landslide.
5:07>> Yeah. and he comes into office
5:10and he appoints Larry Summers, Tim
5:14Gener, these people who caused the Wall
5:19Street collapse in the first place and
5:22they bail out their best friends Goldman
5:24Sachs, these bankers. So these guys,
5:29these bankers on Wall Street, they
5:31bankrupted the American economy. They
5:33almost caused the glo economy to
5:35collapse and they got bailed out by the
5:38US government and they gave themselves
5:40huge bonuses at the end of the year and
5:44meanwhile millions of average American
5:47homeowners lost their homes. People
5:50don't remember this. They remember Obama
5:54as the first African-American president.
5:58But during his tenure,
6:01um, we saw the greatest destruction of
6:04wealth among African-Americans.
6:09They worked decades, centuries to build
6:12up all this wealth in a matter of years.
6:14A lot of them lost it all. And this this
6:16was during the first African
6:20African-American president who also won
6:22a Nobel Peace Prize for being the first
6:24African-American president. So there was
6:28a lot of anger there. There was a sense
6:31of betrayal. In 2016,
6:35Donald Trump said that he would clean
6:39house, that he would clean a swamp, he
6:42would build a wall
6:44>> and he would stop the Chinese
6:48uh from taking advantage of the
6:51Americans. And it was a re message that
6:54resonated with a lot of people. It
6:56didn't resonate with me because I
6:58thought this guy was a clown. It
6:59probably didn't resonate with you, but
7:02it resonated with a lot of people. And I
7:05remember in 2016, I didn't pay much
7:07attention because I was told that it was
7:09mathematically impossible for Donald
7:12Trump to win. Why? Because Democrats had
7:15three states, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania,
7:19and Michigan. And they were poworker.
7:22Obama won them by landslide in 2008 and
7:272012.
7:29And as long as they stayed loyal to the
7:31Democrats, Trump had no chance.
7:33>> Mhm.
7:33>> So, I didn't pay much attention.
7:36>> And Trump on election night won all
7:38three.
7:38>> Yeah.
7:40>> And
7:42um
7:43no one bother asked them like, "Why did
7:45you vote for Trump?"
7:47And and all that happened was elites
7:49said, "Well, they voted for Trump
7:52because they were racist."
7:54>> And no one bother point out that no, no,
7:56no, no, no. These people in Wisconsin,
7:59Pennsylvania, and Michigan voted for
8:01Obama twice and then they voted for
8:04Donald Trump. Why did that happen? And
8:06it happened because the people felt
8:10betrayed by the elite.
8:13And um
8:15>> but don't you think then actually
8:17voting Donald Trump just is like voting
8:20another elite because he was he he's
8:23literally a billionaire running for the
8:26office and a normal average middle class
8:30person hates all these elites hate all
8:34of these people who are this cruy
8:35capitalist who are the people with big
8:38money billionaires because they all got
8:40saved and they got big fat bonuses right
8:42so that was the anger why would they
8:44then choose another guy was exactly like
8:47them in a different suit.
8:48>> Right? So, it's interesting because we
8:51look at Donald Trump today
8:54>> and we think that he's just one of the
8:57elite. He's no different and his
9:00policies are really no different from
9:03that of another Republican, right? Why
9:05did he start this war in Iran? Why is he
9:07so supportive of Israel? He seems like
9:09another elite. But in 2016, he was
9:12revolutionary because he talked not like
9:17you and me,
9:18>> but like the average American.
9:21>> Yeah.
9:21>> He used simple words to describe
9:26deep emotions that captured the
9:29imagination of the American people. In
9:322016, people don't remember this, but in
9:342016, the what people would go to
9:38Trump's rallies and they felt energized.
9:42They felt a tremendous sense of hope and
9:45they were optimistic. They would go and
9:47it was like a big pizza party. It was
9:49just a lot of fun. And Donald Trump was
9:53funny. He was very He felt very human.
9:59He didn't speak in perfect paragraphs.
10:02>> Yeah.
10:02>> He didn't have a Brahman accent like
10:06John Kerry.
10:07>> He felt like just the average American.
10:12And at this and also um people don't
10:17remember but Obama humiliated Donald
10:21Trump um in I believe it's 2011. I can't
10:25I can't remember but but maybe 2011
10:28there was the White House correspondents
10:30dinner and Barack Obama was speaking and
10:34he made fun of Donald Trump and Donald
10:36Trump was in the audience and it was
10:38just laughing at Donald Trump and Obama
10:41was angry at at Donald Trump because um
10:44Donald Trump led a campaign and accused
10:48Obama of being born in Kenya and so
10:50therefore he cannot qualify to be
10:52president of the United States and
10:54obviously if Obama, you're angry about
10:55this. And he took the opportunity um the
10:59White House correspondence dinner to
11:00just make fun of Donald Trump. And
11:02Donald Trump never went back to the
11:04White House correspondence dinner again
11:05after that. Uh he did go this year, but
11:08before he he refused to go. And so the
11:11people can feel this animosity of the
11:13elite towards Donald Trump. Also during
11:16the election, um the entire news media
11:21was gang up on Donald Trump. There was
11:23that Billy Bush um scandal where Trump
11:27basically in a private interview said to
11:29Billy Bush, "Grab him by the pussy."
11:32Right. And like before in American
11:34politics, if you said something so crash
11:37and vulgar, you were done.
11:39>> Yeah. You were forced to resign. He
11:40didn't do so. So the people saw a
11:43fighter. He The people saw someone like
11:46them, who talked like them, who thought
11:48like them, who felt like them. They also
11:52saw someone who was persecuted by the
11:53elite and they saw someone who was a
11:55fighter who would not give up. And so
11:59many have come to believe that he is the
12:02best hope for America. He's the Messiah.
12:04He's come to make America great again.
12:06>> True. Do people still believe that?
12:09[laughter]
12:10>> Unfortunately, you have millions of
12:12people who still believe that. Um, MAGA
12:16has become a cult. And so what's
12:20interesting is that um during the pres
12:23presidency of Donald Trump, a new
12:26movement came into into being called the
12:28QAnon movement and we now we now know
12:31today because of the Epstein files that
12:33was actually orchestrated by Jeffrey
12:34Epstein and Steve Bannon. Okay. But
12:37what's the essence of the Q Anon um
12:41conspiracy? The idea is that first of
12:44all, Washington DC is run by pedophiles.
12:49Um, it's run by these deep state sexual
12:53degenerates
12:54and they control the entire deep state
12:57apparatus. They also believe that Donald
13:01Trump is a chosen one, the messiah who's
13:03going to come in and clean house and
13:06make America great again. But to do so,
13:09he has to play fivedimensional chess. He
13:13has to pretend to work with them so that
13:16he can eventually betray them and have
13:20the second American Revolution. And that
13:23was the QAnon conspiracy. And so what
13:26that did, and what's very clever is it
13:29makes everyone question
13:32um whether or not Donald Trump is
13:34playing five-dimensional chess. Right.
13:36[clears throat]
13:37>> Yeah. So it's clear to most people that
13:41Donald Trump by invading Iran, by
13:45supporting Israel, he's been co-opted by
13:47the deep state and he is now a servant
13:51of the Zionist forces. It's pretty clear
13:53to people. But if you are but if you
13:56were deep in the Qanon conspiracy, if
13:59you're part of MAGA, in your head you
14:02think, "No, this is five-dimensional
14:05chess. He's just fooling everyone. And
14:09at the right time, at the right moment,
14:12he will show his true colors and we will
14:17all come together to overthrow the deep
14:20state
14:22um pedophile network.
14:24>> Do you believe so?
14:25>> So what I do is I try to study
14:28historical patterns. Mhm.
14:30>> And if you look at all these great
14:33individuals that have changed the course
14:35of human history, whether they're Julius
14:37Caesar, Axon the Great, Joseph Stalin,
14:40uh Adolf Hitler, Napoleon,
14:44um
14:46they all came into power or they were
14:50elevated into power because of elite
14:53forces.
14:55So let's use the example of Adolf
14:57Hitler.
14:59Most people don't know this, but we have
15:02a lot of documentation that suggests
15:04that he was at the beginning of his
15:06career a spy for the German army. Okay,
15:11the white mark. And the white mark
15:14embedded Adolf Hitler into a new fringe
15:18political party called the National
15:20Socialist, the Nazis.
15:22And at this time in Germany, the 1920s,
15:25there's a whole range of radical
15:29um revolutionary groups that the White
15:31Mard wanted to keep an eye on, but also
15:34wanted to co-op because the White, the
15:37German military elite, they wanted
15:39vengeance for World War I. They thought
15:41World War I was humiliating
15:43um and they wanted to um change the
15:46status quo and avenge Germany's uh
15:49humiliation in uh World War I. So they
15:52were inventing all these spies into
15:55these French political groups in order
15:57to influence domestic politics in
15:59Germany. And [snorts] Adolf Hitler was a
16:02military spy. And because he was
16:04receiving money from the military, he
16:07eventually became the leader of the
16:10Nazis because the Nazis was just a very
16:12small French group with um no real uh
16:17financing.
16:18And um eventually because of his
16:21personal charisma uh because of his
16:26passion and belief he started to
16:29accumulate
16:31more and more power and there were three
16:34four groups that that supported his
16:36rise. They were the Catholic Church, the
16:40landowners,
16:41um the industrialists and the German
16:43military. And these four groups
16:46supported him because they were afraid
16:48of the communists. The communists were
16:51going to take over Germany
16:53>> uh democratically. And the right-wing
16:58elite, the oligarchs had to provide an
17:01alternative to the communists. And these
17:04were the national socialists, right? The
17:05communists were international
17:06international socialists.
17:08>> The Nazis were national socialists. And
17:12um so that's what propelled Hitler into
17:15power. Once Hitler was into power, he
17:18start to
17:20um divide and conquer the elite and the
17:24Nazi party start to infiltrate these
17:26groups and become the government itself.
17:30And we're seeing a very similar process
17:31in America where the elite, the Zionist
17:34elite think that Donald Trump is a
17:37useful pawn in um regime change in the
17:42Middle East in changing the map of the
17:44Middle East to benefit America. But if
17:46you see what Donald Trump is doing uh
17:49domestically, part of 2025 they call it,
17:52it's very similar to what Hitler did
17:54which is Hitler create this these
17:56parallel organizations
17:58um that eventually came to replace the
18:01government bureaucracy. So you look at
18:03in America ICE,
18:06right? That's almost like like um hit uh
18:09Trump's personal Gestapo
18:12um SS
18:15um and
18:18um so the real fear is that the longer
18:22Trump stays in power um the more Trump
18:26will ban the government to his will in
18:28the same way that Hitler uh warp the
18:31German bureaucracy to his will. [snorts]
18:35And so the big question for the world is
18:37will Trump get a third term? And if he
18:41does get a third term, then he's then
18:43he's going to be able to carry out his
18:45vision of revolutionizing the American
18:49bureaucracy and expanding the American
18:51empire.
18:54>> I have too many threats to talk about on
18:56this. Third term is interesting. We'll
18:58talk about this and come back later. But
19:01first we go, you're talking about
19:06Epstein and the DC world and everything,
19:10right? And you have
19:11>> you have a class which says Epstein
19:13world.
19:14>> Yes.
19:14>> Where you explain how the power of the
19:17world works.
19:18>> Yes.
19:18>> What is it about? What do you what are
19:19you trying to say in that?
19:20>> So this Epstein case is really puzzling
19:26and there are certain mysteries
19:28involved.
19:30The first mystery is how this guy rise
19:35from nowhere to the very top of the
19:40world. Yeah.
19:41>> Right. So we we know he started at the
19:43Daltton school and um
19:46>> Donald Bar who is William Bar's father
19:50um so this is a CIA family. Donald Bar
19:53was headmaster of Dalton and hired
19:56Jeffrey Epstein to be a math teacher and
19:58then uh Jeff Epstein was there for a few
20:00years and then he went to Beer Sterns to
20:03work in finance to learn the financial
20:06world and after Beer Sterns he went to
20:09work for a man named Douglas Lee Les
20:13who was a British arms trafficker
20:15involved with Iran Contra.
20:18Okay. And then [clears throat] dur
20:20during this time um David Rockefeller
20:23the chairman of Chase Manhattan Bank
20:26invited Jeffrey Epstein to join the
20:29trilateral commission at age 30. And
20:32Jeffrey Epstein tells Steve Bannon in a
20:35media interview, it's because I'm a math
20:37wizard. Like I'm good at math and that's
20:39why they wanted me on the board. Clearly
20:42nonsense. Okay. But it's like, why would
20:43David Rockefeller invite this
20:46>> 30-year-old to join the Trilateral
20:48Commission?
20:49>> Exactly. He could have anyone from the
20:51world, but why him?
20:52>> Exactly. The bigger mystery is in the
20:551991 [snorts] um an Ohio billionaire,
20:59owner of Victoria's Secret named um Les
21:02Wexner,
21:05he signed over the power of attorney
21:08to Jeffrey Epstein. Okay. Well, most
21:11most people would say no one [laughter]
21:13because the power of attorney gives the
21:15person the power of life and life and
21:17death over you and that's very scary,
21:20right? So, uh we we don't know the
21:22actual relationship between uh Wexner
21:25and Epstein, but it couldn't have been
21:27that close, right?
21:28>> They didn't really know that that each
21:29other well.
21:30>> So, why would Wexner sign over the power
21:33of attorney again, which is the power of
21:35life and death over you?
21:36>> Yeah.
21:36>> To Epstein? It's a huge mystery. for um
21:41us. And then if you read the Epstein
21:44files, there are all these cold words in
21:47there that no one can decipher. So for
21:50example,
21:52um he and his friends, who are
21:54billionaires, by the way, they love
21:56pizza and grape soda.
22:01[laughter] I I I don't know anyone who
22:03loves pizza and grape soda, but like
22:05that that's like their favorite food,
22:07pizza and grape soda.
22:08>> Okay. um they also like to send their
22:12kids to the dentist once a month. Like
22:15why would you do that? Why would you
22:16send your child to the dentist
22:17>> every month?
22:18>> Every month, right? And so the the epsin
22:22fouls are very confusing and there seems
22:24to be a lot of code words um in there.
22:27But a bigger mystery is this uh where
22:32people like Bill Gates, Bill Clinton and
22:34Musk, they were
22:38trying to become Epstein's friend,
22:40right? So it wasn't it was not that
22:42Epstein was trying to become their
22:45friend. It was they were trying to
22:46become his friend. And so Reed Hoffman
22:50and Bill Gates, both billionaires, were
22:52asked, "Why did you associate with this
22:55guy?" and both said well because we
22:57wanted his money for our uh charities.
23:01So these are billionaires begging
23:03Epstein for money. Okay. And then
23:08Epstein would also say uh to people like
23:11Peter Theo, I represent the Rothschilds.
23:14He would also write an email to the
23:16Rothschilds and says that you know there
23:18are three families that um
23:22um are were very powerful in European
23:25banking. They were the Rothschilds, the
23:28Epstein and the Gutmans. So he's saying
23:30that he comes from a pedigree that's
23:32similar to the Rothschilds. So the big
23:35question for us is who is this guy?
23:40>> Exactly.
23:40>> Okay.
23:42>> Who is this guy?
23:42>> Who is this guy? Okay. So, um
23:47I'm going to now explain my theory to
23:50you.
23:51>> Okay.
23:52>> And uh it's a weird theory, so feel free
23:55to interrupt or challenge me. Okay.
23:58>> All right. But
23:59>> let me get the white board and show you
24:01how I think the world works.
24:03>> Okay. So
24:05a lot of conspiracy theorists believe
24:08that the world is controlled by secret
24:10societies and they are able to pass
24:15their ideas from one generation to the
24:18next and they've been conspiring for
24:20hundred year hundreds of years in order
24:22to achieve their plans.
24:24>> I don't think it's that simple. Okay. So
24:26I have an alternative theory and so I'm
24:29going to present it to you. Okay. All
24:31right. So the first I'm going to do is
24:33I'm going to present to you the general
24:34theory.
24:35>> Okay?
24:35>> And then I'll give you the concrete
24:37example, the concrete um case study in
24:40order to validate this theory.
24:43>> All right?
24:43>> Okay. So for all of human history, every
24:47society has been obsessed with the
24:49occult. Okay. The occult, especially
24:51India, right?
24:52>> What is a cult? A cult is trying to
24:56figure out the secrets of the universe,
24:59right? The vettas. Um in a in in in a
25:02cult you'll have astrology,
25:05you have alchemy,
25:08um you have sacred geometry,
25:12um you have um reincarnation,
25:18uh demonic possession.
25:20So these are all issu things that the
25:23cult is obsessed with. Okay, there are
25:25certain occultists who are obsessed with
25:26the idea of esquetology.
25:29Esquetology
25:31is the understanding of how the world
25:34may end.
25:35>> Okay.
25:36>> And
25:38um esquetology is important because it
25:40it answers the fun the three fundamental
25:42questions
25:44uh for humans which is where do we come
25:46from? Why are we here and where are we
25:49going? And so esquetology if you know
25:52what God's plan is right if you know
25:54what's God's plan is then you know
25:57that you are here to achieve God's plan
26:01>> and so people who believe in esquetology
26:03they tend to be more energetic they tend
26:06to tend to be more fanatical and more
26:08determined than other people because
26:11they believe they are part of God's plan
26:15>> and they see the finish line so they're
26:17working towards it. Okay.
26:19>> Okay.
26:19>> Right. So that's the occult,
26:21>> right? Now the occult is only concerned
26:25about the spiritual mystical uh realm,
26:28right? So these vidic priests only care
26:31about
26:32>> um what God's how God's mind works. They
26:35don't care about the material world. But
26:37you have individuals that only care
26:40about the material world. And these are
26:42people who work in finance uh or
26:44business. Okay?
26:46And if you are very successful in
26:49finance and business, you're a
26:50billionaire, right? What are you
26:52concerned about? You're concerned about
26:56immortality. You're concerned about
27:00um living forever. You're concerned
27:02about how to maintain your wealth, how
27:04to take your wealth into the spiritual
27:06realm. So now you have to work with
27:08these occultists, right? So they say
27:12billionaires don't believe in astrology
27:14but billionaires do. Right. I'm if I'm
27:19sure every billionaire has an
27:20astrologer.
27:21>> Yeah. Or a numerologist.
27:23>> Exactly. Right. Okay. So now we have
27:26this possible alliance between financers
27:30who are looking for the secrets of the
27:31universe
27:32>> in order to conquer the material world
27:33in order to conquer life and death. You
27:35have these occultists who are interested
27:37in achieving God's plan. And again, I'm
27:40not saying every occultist, every
27:42financer is like this, but there's a
27:44subset of these people.
27:45>> And these people come together and form
27:47secret societies,
27:50[clears throat]
27:53right? And these secret societies is a
27:55platform for these occultists to further
27:58their study and to promote their
28:01esquetology. And it's a platform for
28:04these financiers, these billionaires to
28:06access the secrets of the universe.
28:08Okay. Now the question then is how do
28:11they achieve their plan?
28:13>> And the answer is you have to uh call
28:16politics, right? So you go into politics
28:19and you identify possible potential
28:23individuals
28:25that could help you promote your plan.
28:28And um I would argue people like Donald
28:31Trump
28:32uh and Vladimir Putin,
28:35even JD Vance
28:37were individuals
28:40that were identified early on as
28:44potential
28:46um messiah figures that could achieve
28:51their vision politically.
28:53>> Right? So that is how I think generally
28:56speaking the world works. Is this clear?
28:59>> Yeah. Yeah.
29:00>> Okay.
29:01>> It it makes sense.
29:03>> Okay. So now what what I'm going to do
29:05is I'm going to go into a specific
29:08example.
29:09>> Okay.
29:09>> All right. And then and then this
29:11specific example explain to us who
29:13Jeffrey Epstein was and where he came
29:14from.
29:15>> Exactly. Like that's what I'm because
29:16this is pretty general.
29:18>> Yes. Okay. All right. So, so now we see
29:20the lines between the occultist, the
29:22financers, and the politicians. Right
29:24now, I'm I'm going to apply this and
29:26figure out where Jeff Epstein came from
29:28and what he's trying to do.
29:29>> Right.
29:30>> Okay. All right. Before you go there, do
29:31you think this is absolutely true or
29:33this is just some some conspiracy theory
29:37which people like you and me and like
29:39500 other people just have our own
29:41version because we don't understand how
29:43the world works fully.
29:45>> I think I think this is true. um because
29:47it explain it helps us explain too much.
29:50Um
29:51>> okay, this there's no chance that this
29:53can be purely made out of
29:54story.
29:55>> Okay. So what again we have the general
29:57theory and then I'm going to provide you
29:59the specific example and the specific
30:02example will tell us how true this is.
30:05>> Okay?
30:05>> Right? Because
30:07>> because like what what I'm trying to do
30:08is
30:09>> I don't know these people.
30:10>> I'm not involved in in this world. I'm
30:12trying to connect the dots. I'm trying
30:13I'm trying to answer the mysteries
30:14created by the Epson files.
30:16>> Right. Okay.
30:17>> Now, we will look at a very specific
30:18example. Okay. So, there's a man named
30:21Rebeersonen.
30:24>> Okay.
30:24>> Okay. And he he's dead now, but for a
30:30long time, maybe over 50 years, he was
30:33the main rabbi, the main leader of an
30:37organization called Habad Lubovich.
30:45And this was an organ organization um
30:48that is
30:51hesitic Jews. Okay. So hesitic Jews um
30:55are these Jews who practice a mystical
30:58form of Judaism. Um so very similar to
31:03su Sufias in the Islamic world. And so
31:08they're trying to figure out what the
31:10secret of the universe is. And they're
31:12trying to figure out what God's plan is.
31:14And for for them, the main source of
31:16wisdom would be the Cabala. So
31:20um the Cabala what is what it's doing is
31:23it's taking all these great mystical
31:26traditions and they include uh Vidic
31:29philosophy. They include uh hermeticism
31:33which comes from Egypt. It includes
31:35Narcissism. It includes Sufism, but all
31:38these great mystical
31:41uh traditions
31:44and they're trying to apply these
31:46traditions in order to understand the
31:48stories of the Bible.
31:50>> Okay.
31:50>> Okay. So, the example is
31:53why did Adam and Eve have to eat that
31:56fruit? God gave them just exactly one
32:00order, right? don't eat that fruit and
32:04you live in paradise forever
32:07and they had to disobey God. And so how
32:12the Cabalish understand this is they try
32:16to um construct a cosmology to explain
32:20this. And the idea is this. The idea is
32:23that in the beginning God is everything.
32:26But when you are everything you become
32:29very lonely and you become um
32:32incomplete. So in order to complete
32:36itself,
32:37God decided to create the universe and
32:41create a cosmic being named Adam
32:44Cadmmont.
32:48And God as pure love, pure generosity,
32:55pure wisdom, it seeks to impart itself
32:59in other. Right? So God is the will to
33:05bestow, the will to give.
33:08>> That's what love is, right? Yeah.
33:09>> Giving. So it created a being Adam Kadan
33:12in order to receive. And Adam Kman
33:14becomes the will to receive.
33:19>> And so God is trying to unify with Adam
33:24Kadan in order for God to complete
33:27itself and know itself more. The problem
33:31though is that Adam Kenmon as the will
33:33will to receive by definition it is it
33:36has an ego
33:38>> and the ego looks at the world from a
33:40selfish lens.
33:41>> Yeah.
33:42>> So an Kenmont does not appreciate God's
33:45generosity. That's what happened between
33:47um God and Anaken where God was trying
33:50to give him love and anmon
33:54didn't appreciate God's generosity. So
33:57Adam Kman run away. That's why Adam and
34:00Eve disobeyed God because they did not
34:02appreciate understood God's intentions
34:04because they were so egotistical. Right?
34:07And [snorts] so this is what's called
34:09the tree of life. Okay? Adam Kmon is the
34:13tree of life.
34:15>> Okay?
34:15>> And the tree of life is
34:18um a representation of Adam Katmon. And
34:21God is trying to fill Adam Catm with the
34:23divine spirit. And it's working pretty
34:25well. But then eventually
34:28um Adam and Kenmon rejects God and this
34:31is what's called the breaking of the
34:32world. Okay. So the world breaks and the
34:36and so the divine spark now is scattered
34:38throughout the world.
34:41And so the purpose of the Jews,
34:46the purpose of everyone in this world is
34:50to repair the world.
34:52>> And how do you repair the world? You
34:54bring all the sparks together and then
34:58you abandon your ego and you welcome God
35:01in your heart and when God comes into
35:04you and you welcome him with open arms
35:07that is when the world is repaired and
35:10that is when the world ends.
35:12>> Okay. So this is the major teaching of
35:14the the uh cabala
35:17and um obviously there are different
35:20interpretations
35:22of the cabala and reformed Jews
35:26interpret this just to mean love thy
35:28neighbor, right? Love thy neighbor. It's
35:31that simple. Social justice, we have to
35:33commit um ourselves to doing social
35:36good. When we do that, we repair the
35:37world and God can come and be with us.
35:40Okay? And that will end the world. Other
35:43Jews believe that um this requires them
35:49to spend all their lives
35:51reading and understanding the Torah to
35:55understand the mind of God.
35:56>> Okay. But then there are these extreme
36:00religious Jews and Reberson is part of
36:03them that interprets
36:06the Cabala literally
36:10and they think in order to achieve the
36:13Cabala you have to actually in this
36:17world follow God's plan and allow God to
36:21come to this world and this plan there
36:24are three major elements to this plan
36:26that is literal
36:28The first is to bring the entire Jewish
36:32diaspora back to Jerusalem and have them
36:35all convert to Judaism. There are too
36:39many Jews that are secular. There are
36:42too many Jews who are following
36:44heresies. They all have to return to
36:47Jerusalem, every single Jew, because you
36:50have to repair the world and they have
36:52to follow the Torah to the letter. Okay,
36:55that's number one. Number two is Israel
36:59has to achieve the greater Israel
37:02project because that is what God
37:04promised Abraham
37:06in the Bible.
37:09And number three is the third temple has
37:12to be built because that is the house of
37:14God. When the Jews are ready to receive
37:17God and God comes to our world, he needs
37:20a place to live. The third temple is
37:22God's house. Once these three conditions
37:25are met, the world will end. The world
37:28will be repaired. And so what he's
37:30saying is the Cabala is not just a
37:35religious idea. It is a political
37:37program that must be implemented.
37:42Okay? That's what Rebers believes.
37:45>> But he's no more.
37:46>> Okay? He's dead. But they believe in
37:50reincarnation. All right? So, so, so, so
37:53now let let me explain to you um who he
37:55is and where he came from. Okay. So,
37:59there's some funny things about Reb. No
38:01one's ever heard of him.
38:02>> Okay. Before we actually go there, can
38:04you just in short brief, can you tell me
38:06what's the greater Israel plan?
38:08>> Oh, right. Okay. So, these these
38:11religious Jews, they're trying to have
38:14God return.
38:16Sorry. These Jews who are religious, uh
38:20these um [clears throat] extremists,
38:24they believe
38:26that the Bible
38:28is God's words. They literally come from
38:33the mind of God. And so everything in
38:35the Bible must be interpreted literally.
38:37But not only that, but it must be
38:39implemented to the letter literally.
38:43And so um in Genesis
38:47um God promised Abraham a land for his
38:51for his descendants.
38:54>> And this land stretches from
38:57the Nile in Egypt to the Euphrates in
39:02Mesopotamia. It also includes parts of
39:05Anatolia.
39:07Okay. So if you like look at a map of
39:10greater Israel, it's entire Middle East.
39:13And
39:15um there are many elements in Israel who
39:18believe it is a destiny to achieve the
39:20greater Israel project. And that's why
39:24um Israel is so aggressive. That's why
39:26they are attacking Lebanon right now.
39:29That's why they they're threatening
39:30Turkey. That's why they're threatening
39:32Egypt. That's why um the Zionists want
39:37Trump to destroy Iran because it's all
39:39part of this greater Israel project. And
39:42again for these religious Jews, they
39:44believe it is their duty to God to
39:47achieve um God's promise to Abraham.
39:51>> Got it?
39:52>> And that's the great project. Okay. So
39:56now let's talk about Reberson.
39:58>> Okay. So, Reverend Snerson uh is really
40:01interesting because there's not much we
40:03know about him, but there's certain
40:06things in politics that we've seen in
40:09politics that make us question who he
40:12is. So the first thing I'll say is this.
40:16Jav Javier Mle who is uh the president
40:20of Argentina when he became president
40:23the first foreign visit
40:27he made was to the grave of Reberson in
40:32Brooklyn
40:34who does that heav
40:38is not Jewish. He's not part of the
40:40Habat Lubich movement and only about 1%
40:44of Argentinians are actually Jewish. So
40:46the Jews are not a huge presence in
40:49Argentina. They're a huge presence in
40:50Brooklyn but not in Argentina. So first
40:52question is why would a head of state
40:56have their Mle on his first foreign
40:59visit go pay his back respects to the
41:02grave of Rebeersonen. Okay, that's
41:04number one. Okay. Number two is
41:07>> there's a video on YouTube
41:10where um and this is like the maybe the
41:13early 90s and this is before Benjamin
41:14Netanyahu
41:16um becomes prime minister of Israel.
41:21He goes and pays his respect to Reberson
41:24and he's basically asking for the Reb's
41:28patronage. He's saying to the rebi,
41:32um, I I wish you to bless me both
41:37professionally and personally. And Reb
41:40Sners says to him, when is Messiah
41:43coming?
41:45And Netanyahu is like soon. And Sn is
41:50like, we need to we need to hurry it up.
41:54>> This is a video.
41:56>> You can do it right now. You can go on
41:57YouTube and look for this snares
41:59Nanyahu. You can watch the video now.
42:02>> And where was this? In America.
42:05>> It was in Brooklyn. Yes. He never leaves
42:07Brooklyn. Everyone has to go visit him
42:08in Brooklyn. So, so, so, so, so, so if
42:11you want,
42:12>> so when he was alive, this is what
42:13happened.
42:14>> That's right. This like the early '9s.
42:15So, that's number two. Like, why would
42:18Benjamin Yahoo need his blessing? And
42:20why is Sn is like, you have to bring
42:22back the Messiah. You sorry, you have to
42:24accelerate the coming of a Messiah.
42:26Okay, that's number two. Number three is
42:30Jared Kushner, his family is very close
42:34to Rab Sners
42:36and we know Jared Kushner married Ivanka
42:40Trump. This this is after snerson is
42:42dead. But this really strange
42:45coincidence where uh Shabbat Louage it
42:47is this messianic religious movement
42:49that is global in scope
42:52and they got one of their members J.
42:55Kushner to marry the daughter of the
42:58future president of the United States.
43:00What a strange coincidence that is.
43:03Right? So these three things make us
43:05wonder, right? Number one, what would
43:07happen in Malay? President of Argentina
43:10first state visit go he pays his
43:12respects to the grave of Sn. Number two
43:15is Snen tells basically order hurry up
43:19the coming of the Messiah.
43:21And number three is Jared Kushner who is
43:25a member of Habat Lubich marries
43:28um the daughter of the future president
43:30of the United States Donald Trump. Okay.
43:34So again these are mysteries and we're
43:36trying to connect the dots. Okay.
43:38>> So now um um I I want to go into some
43:42background of Reberson.
43:45>> So Reberson, he was actually born not
43:48United States. Uh he was born in um
43:52Marne, Ukraine. And Habat Lubich was
43:55actually founded in 1850s
43:59uh or the late um uh 19th century in uh
44:05the Barus area in Eastern Europe. And um
44:10they spread uh over time and
44:16um during Soviet Russia and during the
44:20Nazi regime, Habat Lubich was under
44:23tremendous
44:24threat. Um a lot of Soviets thought that
44:29Habat Lubich was a dangerous
44:33um political movement because they were
44:34messianic. M
44:35>> they believe that the Messiah would come
44:37to bring them back to Jerusalem.
44:40>> So there's a very interesting
44:43story associated with Habad Lubarich.
44:46>> Okay. So um this is about the year 1939.
44:49So let let me tell you the story 1939
44:52and the Nazis are about to take over uh
44:58Poland. um they've invaded Poland and in
45:02Warsaw is where um Rebeerson's
45:07um predecessor, the former head of the
45:10Habat Lubich movement was located and he
45:13was an an elderly Jew.
45:16And so what happened was in an
45:19international
45:21uh coalition came to being to rescue the
45:24Red Bay and bring him to America. The
45:27problem is first of all you have the
45:30Nazis all around Warsaw. Second of all
45:35um you need a lot of paperwork to get
45:37him to America. And third of all for the
45:41reb to go to America he would have to
45:44cross through a lot of enemy to
45:45territory. Okay. So the person who took
45:49it upon himself to get the rebe not
45:53rebear but the predecessor to America
45:56his name is Louisie Brandeise.
45:58>> Okay.
45:59>> Okay. Why is he important? Louisie
46:02Brandise
46:04is
46:07the first
46:08Jewish member of the US Supreme Court.
46:13He's a really powerful individual.
46:16Probably the most powerful Jew in
46:18America at this time.
46:20Okay.
46:22And he there's a university named after
46:25him by the way, Brandise University. And
46:26it's it's a Jewish university. Okay. So
46:28this this is probably the most
46:29influential Jew um one of the most
46:32influential Jews in American history.
46:34>> But he takes upon himself Louis Brendon
46:36>> at the time when he was the member of
46:38Supreme Court.
46:39>> Yes.
46:40>> Okay. Okay,
46:40>> he took him upon himself to rescue the
46:43rebi and take and bring him to America.
46:46Okay, the problem so he started to use
46:48all his contacts and he had friends in
46:52German intelligence,
46:54German Nazi intelligence, military
46:57intelligence and they found these half
47:00Jews who are war heroes and therefore
47:03Hitler gave them honorary Aryan
47:06membership.
47:08These are half
47:09>> Jews.
47:10And these half Jews came together as a
47:13as a military unit to go into
47:16Warsaw dressed as Nazi officers and
47:20locate the reba
47:24on Nazi trains.
47:27>> Right now,
47:30when these Nazis went into uh Warsaw,
47:33you can imagine
47:35the reb was not like, "Oh, they're here
47:37to help me." Okay? So he's hiding
47:39himself for a long time. So it took a
47:41long time actually to send a message and
47:42says like these Nazi soldiers, they're
47:44actually on our side. They're not here
47:46to send you to concentration camp. And
47:49then uh the Nazi soldiers found him and
47:52then transported him across enemy
47:54territory
47:55>> and then put him put him on a steam ship
47:58in France and sailed all the way
48:00>> to America
48:01>> to America. And then Rebby Sne followed
48:04him and the Habat Lou Habat Louage
48:08movement then set up shop in Brooklyn.
48:11And what they did that that was very um
48:14that had tremendous foresight is they
48:16pull their money together. They weren't
48:17very rich people but they pulled all the
48:18money together and tried to buy as much
48:20Brooklyn real estate as possible.
48:23Now they're an extremely wealthy
48:25organization because they did that.
48:27because they pulled their resources
48:28together and bought as much Brooklyn
48:30real estate as possible
48:34and now they are one of the wealthiest
48:36uh religious organizations in the world.
48:40Meanwhile, back in the Soviet Union,
48:42they became friends with the Soviet
48:44authorities and they grew as well in
48:48Russia and now they are very close to
48:50Vladimir Putin.
48:52Who are these people?
48:55Like it's really strange, right?
48:58>> It's it's
48:59>> it's so strange.
49:00>> Weird. Yeah.
49:01>> Because isn't like all the people
49:04they're friends with, they're
49:05essentially against
49:07the whole idea of what these guys do.
49:09>> It makes you wonder how the world really
49:12works.
49:13Okay? Everything I've told you is
49:16factually correct. You can go you watch
49:18this on YouTube. You can do research.
49:20Everything I've told you is documented.
49:22It's all true. So now what I'm going to
49:25do, okay, let's keep all this in mind.
49:26Okay, Jeffy Epste, Rabbison, right? Now
49:29I want to tell you the history of these
49:32messenic Jews. All right.
49:34>> Okay. But we don't know how these guys
49:35are so well connected. Right.
49:37>> We don't know. We don't know. We can
49:38only guess.
49:39>> Okay. But but I'm telling you what are
49:41factually correct. What information is
49:44factually correct? Okay.
49:45>> They're friends. They have contacts.
49:46They they're just deeply connected
49:49people. But we don't know how and why.
49:51>> Exactly. Exactly. and openly people who
49:54are against them who are sort of their
49:55enemies and open not sort of like
49:58certain def enemies they're friends with
50:01them as well.
50:02>> Yes. So
50:05my next step is I'm going to tell you
50:07the history.
50:09>> Okay. And then I'm can I can gather into
50:11a narrative. Okay.
50:12>> That helps explain this narrative. This
50:15narrative is my interpretation.
50:17>> Okay. Based on these facts. All right.
50:20So I want to provide some history and
50:23some background. Okay, the year is 1492.
50:261492
50:28is when the Jews are expelled from
50:31Spain. This is traumatic for Jews
50:34because for centuries they lived in
50:38Spain
50:40um as extremely successful individual
50:44sorry they lived in Spain as extremely
50:45successful members of uh their Muslim
50:48society.
50:49>> Okay. But then the Christians
50:50reconquered Spain and then expelled the
50:53Muslims and then they forced the Jews to
50:56either convert or leave. Okay, so this
50:59is the 1492 expulsion of the Jews.
51:03>> Okay,
51:04>> there were a lot of Jews who went to the
51:07Ottoman Empire because the Ottoman
51:09Empire welcomed the them because the
51:11Muslims at this time um were very
51:14respectful towards Jews. Most Muslims
51:16are still today are still very
51:17respectful towards Jews. So the Jews are
51:21people of the book and they were
51:22welcomed into the u Ottoman Empire.
51:25But there were many Jews who chose to
51:28convert instead. Okay, these are called
51:31conversals
51:33and these conversals will help found I'm
51:35going to call the Jesuits. Okay, again
51:37this is all factually correct.
51:38>> Okay,
51:38>> right. conser conversals will help found
51:42the Jesuits who are responsible for the
51:44Spanish Inquisition. Okay. Um
51:48this creates a major crisis of faith in
51:52Judaism
51:54>> because
51:56in the Jewish faith there is one
52:00commandment, one sin above all else
52:04which is you must not worship false
52:07idols. Right? That's the first uh
52:10commandment. And so if you do that, if
52:15you worship other gods than Yahweh,
52:17you'll burn in hell for all eternity.
52:21But do you want to believe that your
52:23cousin, your uncle, um your
52:27brother-in-law, they're all going to
52:28burn in hell for the rest of your life?
52:30So this creates a major crisis of faith
52:33in the Jewish diaspora.
52:35And no one knows how to resolve this.
52:38And at the same time, Jews are being
52:41being under attack by um everywhere. So
52:45for example um in the Polish Lutherania
52:50uh Commonwealth,
52:52>> Jews were able to find um success in
52:56this area, but then they were attacked
52:59by um other powers and the Jews suffered
53:03tremendously in these wars. And when the
53:08Jews face a crisis when the Jews face a
53:10crisis of faith, they face calamity
53:13after calamity, they believe the Messiah
53:16is coming to save them. And at this time
53:18near the year 1666,
53:20there's a man named Sabat Zevi.
53:23Sabat Zevi,
53:24>> okay?
53:25>> Who declares himself the Jewish Messiah.
53:28and a third to half of the entire Jewish
53:32diaspora. They're talking about at least
53:33a million people follow him and believe
53:36he is the Jewish Messiah. The problem is
53:39the Jewish Messiah, what he will do is
53:41take the Jews back to Jerusalem
53:45>> and conquer the world. So the Sultan is
53:49offended by this. And so the Sultan says
53:50to Zab Zebi, either your head or the
53:54turban. You either convert to Islam or I
53:58will behead you.
54:00>> And at this point, most Jews are
54:03expecting their Messiah to take up arms
54:06and kill the Sultan.
54:08>> Yeah. Revolt.
54:09>> Instead, he converts.
54:13Okay. Which again is the worst crime you
54:16can commit in Judaism.
54:20And
54:22the question then is why does he
54:23convert?
54:25>> And the answer is
54:29because as Messiah
54:32his major responsibility is to redeem
54:35the Jewish people from their sin from
54:38their original sin.
54:40In the Christian tradition Jesus
54:42redeemed humanity from the original sin
54:44of disobedience in the Garden of Eden.
54:47But in the Jewish tradition, their
54:49Messiah redeems them from the original
54:51sin of conversion.
54:53>> So by converting, what he's telling all
54:55Jews around the world is it doesn't
54:57matter what your faith is on the
54:59outside. What matters is your faith in
55:01the inside.
55:04If you practice Judaism at home, you can
55:06practice Christianity, you can practice
55:09uh Islam
55:11outside, it doesn't matter. Okay? And so
55:15there's a people called the dome, okay,
55:18the dome in uh in the Ottoman Empire who
55:21follow him and recognize that that's
55:24what the true message is.
55:26>> Okay, but what they also believe that's
55:30very important is the Messiah has come
55:33and the Messiah will reincarnate
55:35himself.
55:37>> Okay. So the so the second iteration of
55:39Zab Zevi, not the first iteration, but
55:41the second iteration of Zab Zab Zevi is
55:44called Jacob Frank.
55:47And Jacob Frank preached an idea
55:52um called redemption by sin.
55:57Redemption by sin.
55:59The idea of redemption by sin is this.
56:02We know that God is coming. We know
56:05because of the Cabala that
56:08um the Jews and God will reunite when
56:12the Jews are ready.
56:15[snorts]
56:16But it could take a very long time for
56:19the Jews to be ready. Right? It could
56:21take a very long time for the Jews to
56:23love all their neighbors and for the
56:26Jews all Jews to be uh religious
56:29religiously devoted to the Torah.
56:32If you what Jacob Frank argues is that
56:34if you are a true believer in God, you
56:36have true faith, you will accelerate the
56:39process.
56:41>> How do you accelerate the process? By
56:43destroying the world, which forces God's
56:46hand.
56:48If you commit sin and the world becomes
56:50so corrupt, God because he's pure love
56:53will have to come and save his people.
56:56redemption by sin
56:59also by sinning you are releasing all
57:05your creativity
57:08>> right Frank talks about this is what's
57:10holding you back from your true
57:12potential are these social taboss these
57:15social conventions that restrict your
57:17creativity who says you shouldn't sleep
57:20with children
57:22who says you shouldn't steal
57:25who says you shouldn't kill. Other
57:28people tell you this, but God, does God
57:30tell you this? No. So look in your heart
57:33and ask yourself what God wants you to
57:35do. And God wants you to be the best
57:37possible person. God will want you to be
57:40successful. That requires you to steal
57:43and kill and plunder. You should do so.
57:47You should follow what is in your heart.
57:49>> He says it.
57:50>> He says it. Yes.
57:52>> He literally said that. That's
57:54documented.
57:54>> Yes. It's it's called so he wrote a book
57:56called um um
58:00words of our Lord. Okay. And you can
58:03find it online and he tells stories that
58:09explain that what's holding you back are
58:11these social taboss. And so he has these
58:14great sayings. He's he's he's a poet
58:16really. And so he asked you he asked
58:18riddle he asked paradox. [snorts]
58:21This one thing 10,000 people cannot
58:25lift. But I would teach you how to lift
58:29it as light as a feather. What is this
58:33thing? It's the idea of of t of taboo,
58:36right? It's taboo. Taboos a million
58:40people cannot defeat. But you once you
58:42have the right mentality, you can easily
58:45defeat it. It's as light as a feather.
58:47And that's what he teaches you. As you
58:48can imagine, for powerful people, this
58:52is very, very interesting.
58:55>> It's very seductive, right? If you're a
58:57powerful person.
58:58>> So, the people who follow Jacob Frank
59:01become the richest people in Europe.
59:04Bankers,
59:07um, aristocrats,
59:12all follow Jacob Frank, including a
59:14family called the Rothschild family.
59:17Right.
59:18And remember from the from the Epstein
59:20files, we know the Rothschilds were
59:22close with two other families, the
59:23Gutmans and the Epsteines. These were
59:25all Frank's families.
59:30And
59:32Jacob Frank had a follower in America
59:35and his name was Louie Brandise.
59:39Right. You see how all this connects
59:40now?
59:41>> Yeah.
59:41>> Right.
59:44And what they believe is that Jacob
59:45Frank will reincarnate one day and lead
59:50them to the promised land. And in our
59:54contemporary history, who is the person
59:58that is most similar to Jacob Frank,
1:00:01Rabbi Sn,
1:00:03right? You see how all this connects
1:00:04now?
1:00:05>> Yeah.
1:00:05>> Okay. So, everything I've I've told you
1:00:07is factually correct.
1:00:09>> Okay.
1:00:10>> All right. Nothing I've said um is
1:00:12something I made up. I'm just telling
1:00:14you what most people agree on and what
1:00:16you can find on the internet and what
1:00:17can be supported by documents.
1:00:19>> Okay.
1:00:19>> Okay. All right. So now what I'm going
1:00:21to do is I'm going to connect everything
1:00:22together. All right. [snorts] So one
1:00:25thing that is not documented but what we
1:00:28what we can assume is Chica Frank um
1:00:32helped to found secret societies in
1:00:35order to promote his
1:00:37>> idea
1:00:37>> ideas. Okay. accelerating to
1:00:39>> right. So he he encouraged his followers
1:00:42to infiltrate organizations and other
1:00:45secret societies in order to achieve
1:00:47their messic mission.
1:00:48>> Okay.
1:00:49>> And because they're not restrained by
1:00:52social convention, right? Who says you
1:00:54have to be um you have to be a true
1:00:56believer in Christianity to be a
1:00:57Christian?
1:00:58>> Yeah.
1:00:58>> Right. So you can infiltrate any anyone
1:01:00anything. And so they their follower his
1:01:04followers will go infiltrate the
1:01:05Freemasons. They go build an
1:01:07organization called the Illuminati.
1:01:10They will go and infiltrate the Hessidic
1:01:13Jews which forms a habage
1:01:17movement. Okay? So his followers are
1:01:19everywhere and they are united by a
1:01:21secret code
1:01:23redemption by sin,
1:01:26right? And and like think about how
1:01:28powerful that is because like most
1:01:30people can't do this. Most people cannot
1:01:33sleep with their daughter when she is 3
1:01:35years old. These guys do, but they
1:01:37don't. But most people can't do that. It
1:01:40goes against human nature. And so
1:01:42they'll have these rituals where they
1:01:45will engage in ritual incest. And again,
1:01:48this on Wikipedia, okay, this is on
1:01:51Wikipedia. It is a just a documented
1:01:53fact that
1:01:53>> that these guys will engage in incest
1:01:56and stuff.
1:01:56>> Yes. Ritual incest
1:01:59as part of their bonding experience.
1:02:02>> Okay.
1:02:03>> And the way that they sealed the deal
1:02:09um because Jacob Frank encouraged his
1:02:11followers to spread out and join other
1:02:13secret societies and infiltrate other
1:02:15religions. Right. The way the way that
1:02:19they did this in order to build a
1:02:21covenant um is they engage in a ritual
1:02:24orgy.
1:02:26So all his followers together before
1:02:29they would go on their separate ways
1:02:31they engage in a ritual orgy to forever
1:02:34seal their contract with each other. And
1:02:38this contract is a blood contract that
1:02:40would pass on to their descendants as
1:02:42well.
1:02:42>> How is it tying up to the world of
1:02:44today? Okay. and how is it working out
1:02:46today?
1:02:47>> Okay, so if we believe that Jacob Frank
1:02:52is will reincarnate as Reberson,
1:02:55Reberson is basically the modern day
1:02:56reincarnation of Jacob Frank.
1:02:58>> Well, his followers from all around the
1:03:01world will follow him,
1:03:03>> right? Because because of this
1:03:05>> blood contract they signed centuries
1:03:07before. And so now what I'm going to do
1:03:12is and this is my own narrative
1:03:14interpretation. Okay? Everything
1:03:15everything before is all factually
1:03:17correct. Okay? But now what I'm going to
1:03:18do is I'm going to put all the pieces
1:03:20together for you to explain where Jeff
1:03:22Epstein came from and why he did what he
1:03:25did.
1:03:26>> Okay? So
1:03:28>> what I'm going to do is I'm going to
1:03:33do a thought experiment. M
1:03:35>> let's just say I'm Reen and I'm the
1:03:39reincarnation of Jacob Frank and I'm I'm
1:03:42on a mission in order to fulfill
1:03:46the uh prophecy in order to bring God
1:03:49back to earth in order to repair the
1:03:52world
1:03:53>> in order by sin
1:03:54>> in order to bring bring about the coming
1:03:56of the Messiah right okay how would I do
1:03:59so okay so I'm rare based near And right
1:04:04now I in broke I'm in Brooklyn
1:04:08and
1:04:10I
1:04:12have a lot of money.
1:04:13>> I have a lot of followers.
1:04:14>> This is 1980s. Okay.
1:04:16>> But I need to infiltrate American
1:04:19politics.
1:04:20>> I need to figure out where American
1:04:23politics is heading and I need to have
1:04:27people in place in order to achieve my
1:04:30vision. Okay.
1:04:32And so I'm looking at different
1:04:33possibilities. One person I'm interested
1:04:35in is Donald Trump,
1:04:36>> right?
1:04:37>> This is 1980s.
1:04:39>> Why? Well, because 1980s,
1:04:42Donald Trump is like our first reality
1:04:44TV star. He's he's on the Toploids every
1:04:47single day. These kids in Africa in
1:04:51Asia, they read about Donald Trump and
1:04:53they're like, I want to be like Donald
1:04:57Trump. I want to be a billionaire who
1:04:59sleeps with playboy playboy models every
1:05:01single day. Okay, he has the American
1:05:03dream.
1:05:05Donald Trump has also said in 1980s if
1:05:08he were to run for president of United
1:05:10States, he would win easily.
1:05:11>> So clearly has political ambitions.
1:05:14>> Also, his family are real estate
1:05:17developers.
1:05:18>> Yeah.
1:05:18>> So,
1:05:20and what's really important for me is
1:05:23everyone underestimates this guy.
1:05:26Everyone thinks he's a clown. The re the
1:05:29really rich people like people like
1:05:30Rubert Murdoch have absolutely nothing
1:05:32have nothing but contempt for this guy.
1:05:34>> So he has a grudge against society. He's
1:05:38he's been humiliated over and over by
1:05:40these people. He [snorts] people
1:05:42consider him a clown. Right? From my
1:05:45perspective as Rebeerson,
1:05:48he has potential. I can invest in him. I
1:05:52could help build up his political career
1:05:55and when he's president of United States
1:05:58I can then influence him but I can never
1:06:01do this um directly because he has a
1:06:04huge ego right I need people around him
1:06:07who can influence him so I might need
1:06:11someone to marry into his family
1:06:13[snorts] and I have people like Jared
1:06:16Kushner the Kushner family
1:06:18>> who I control and
1:06:22Maybe it'd be good if Kushner were to
1:06:24marry uh Ivanka Trump.
1:06:28Okay. And I'm just speculating here,
1:06:30right? I'm I'm very nar. I'm thinking
1:06:33about how I get to the point where I
1:06:35where where I want
1:06:36>> and I'm thinking like Donald Trump might
1:06:38be a useful pawn, but I have others as
1:06:41well, but but I I'm looking at Donald
1:06:42Trump. At the same time, I need secret
1:06:46agents in order to help me move the
1:06:50chess pieces in place in order to create
1:06:52the world I want.
1:06:53>> And I'm thinking of this guy Jeffrey
1:06:54Epstein.
1:06:56>> Okay, Jeffrey Epstein, he comes he his
1:06:59family is 17 Frankus. The Frankus,
1:07:02sorry, the Rothschilds, the Gutman, the
1:07:04Epstein are all subine Frankus.
1:07:05>> So his family is loyal to me,
1:07:08>> right? And Jeffrey Epstein is a
1:07:11charismatic young man who I can develop
1:07:15in order to be a secret agent in order
1:07:17to achieve my plans.
1:07:19>> Right? So not talking directly because
1:07:23again I don't want to work with these
1:07:24people directly. I want to influence
1:07:26them because that's the most effective
1:07:28way to manipulate people. Right?
1:07:30[snorts]
1:07:31So if I Rabbi Snerson
1:07:36were to call my friend another rabbi who
1:07:39is less Wexner's rabbi and told less
1:07:42less Wexner to give Jeff Epstein power
1:07:44of attorney
1:07:46would less Wexner listen to me the
1:07:48answer is yes of course that's how
1:07:51that's how that's how these things work
1:07:52right so now we understand how Jefferson
1:07:54became so powerful
1:07:56>> because he was used as an agent in in
1:07:59order to achieve certain political ends,
1:08:04right?
1:08:04>> Yeah. Go ahead.
1:08:06>> And now we understand
1:08:10why Jeff did what he did. Epstein, all
1:08:13that to influence the American political
1:08:16landscape in a way that could help the
1:08:19habit
1:08:21movement achieve their messic mission.
1:08:27And not only that, but I can also
1:08:30identify a man Nanyahu [snorts] and give
1:08:33him a lot of patronage for the Aden
1:08:35family. Sheldon Aden
1:08:38funded basically political career in
1:08:40Israel. Right? So you see what this is
1:08:45about. A man with a lot of religious
1:08:48influence is able to identify certain
1:08:51key characters in his plan and promote
1:08:54them slowly and gradually over time in
1:08:57order to achieve his vision.
1:09:01Right? And this specific example helps
1:09:03us um uh validate the theory. The
1:09:08occultists are the ones who imagine the
1:09:10world. The financers are the ones who
1:09:14help promote this world and it is the
1:09:16politicians who go implement this
1:09:18vision.
1:09:19>> So you're telling me or
1:09:22this is your assumption according to
1:09:25you?
1:09:25>> This is my narrative. This entire
1:09:26interpretation no evidence.
1:09:28>> Mhm. This narrative. So all the wars and
1:09:31these things that are happening right
1:09:32now, it's getting accelerated beyond
1:09:37means, beyond understanding, beyond
1:09:39logic because of this.
1:09:41>> Yes. Okay. So let me clarify what what
1:09:45I'm doing. Okay.
1:09:47All right. I remember
1:09:50>> never do I believe I can manipulate
1:09:54political events.
1:09:57>> That's God. I'm not God. M
1:09:59>> I'm just a servant, right?
1:10:00>> But what I can do is I can accelerate
1:10:03events. There's a huge difference,
1:10:05right? Manipulating events versus
1:10:07accelerating events.
1:10:09>> So I know because I have access to God's
1:10:12mind. I have my esquetology. I know how
1:10:15empires decline over time. Empires go
1:10:18fight stupid wars overseas.
1:10:21Empires cannibalize their allies. Can
1:10:25empires become political polarized?
1:10:28Empires collapse economically.
1:10:31Why? I know all this because I see into
1:10:33the future. I'm an occultist, right? My
1:10:36question is how do I put my people in
1:10:39the right place to accelerate all this
1:10:41process
1:10:42>> to achieve my vision?
1:10:45>> Okay, that's that's very different from
1:10:47like there's a secret society at the
1:10:48very top and they are controlling
1:10:50everything. No, no, that's how it works,
1:10:52right? It's much more subtle than that.
1:10:53Again, this idea of you have the
1:10:55occultist oult force working with a
1:10:58financial force, work working with the
1:10:59political force together. That's what
1:11:01drives events, but it's a very subtle
1:11:03thing. And what they're doing is not
1:11:04actually changing the course of events.
1:11:06All they're doing is accelerating the
1:11:08course of events.
1:11:09>> I'm not fully buying this and I'm not
1:11:11convinced, but there's there can be a
1:11:14small percentage of chance where what
1:11:16you all what you're saying makes sense.
1:11:18>> Okay?
1:11:19>> Like it can be true.
1:11:20>> So that's fantastic. Okay. I want this
1:11:23down. And so there are certain things
1:11:25that could happen that would validate
1:11:27all this.
1:11:28>> Okay?
1:11:30>> And so based on this, I'm gonna make
1:11:32certain predictions about the future.
1:11:34>> Okay?
1:11:35>> If these predictions turn out to be
1:11:36correct, then my theory has a lot more
1:11:39validity. If it doesn't work out this
1:11:41way, then my theory is just nonsense.
1:11:43You can dismiss it. Okay? So I'm I'm
1:11:45going explain to you certain predictions
1:11:47based on this theory. My first major
1:11:49prediction is Trump will get a third
1:11:53term.
1:11:54This is crucial.
1:11:56>> How? But it he won't. It's not allowed,
1:11:58right?
1:11:58>> America has something called this the
1:12:0022nd amendment. The 22nd amendment is
1:12:03explicit and and says that um a
1:12:06president can only serve for two terms.
1:12:09>> Yes.
1:12:09>> Okay. Also, the second amendment says
1:12:11that if you're a vice president and you
1:12:14inherit their office
1:12:16uh for more than two years, you can only
1:12:20run for one more term. But if you um
1:12:25inherit the office uh for less than two
1:12:28years, you can run for two terms. So
1:12:29what the second amendment says is
1:12:32a president can only serve two terms and
1:12:37any person at most can serve no more
1:12:40than 10 years. Okay, that's a second
1:12:43amendment. Sorry, that's a 22nd
1:12:45amendment.
1:12:46There is nothing in the constitution
1:12:48that says that a president cannot run as
1:12:52vice president
1:12:54and then the president resigns and he
1:12:58becomes the president. There's nothing
1:13:00constitution that forbids this. It is it
1:13:04would be um insane, dangerous, evil for
1:13:10Donald Trump to run as vice president in
1:13:122028, but it would not be illegal for
1:13:16him to do so. So,
1:13:17>> you believe that Trump's going to run
1:13:18and he's going to get it?
1:13:20>> I think Trump will get a third term, and
1:13:22there are different pathways for him to
1:13:24get to that point. He could he he could
1:13:27run as vice president in 2028 or he
1:13:29could declare martial law and suspend
1:13:31the constitution because because of the
1:13:33emergency war powers act.
1:13:35>> There are lots of things he can do.
1:13:36>> Yeah.
1:13:39>> But I think he'll get a third term.
1:13:40>> I don't believe it will happen.
1:13:42>> Okay. We'll see. Right.
1:13:44>> Yeah.
1:13:45>> If it doesn't happen, I am just as
1:13:48relieved as you are because the world is
1:13:50not as crazy as
1:13:52>> I think it is. All right. It's like
1:13:54good, right? Donald Trump is gone.
1:13:57That's 80 years old, right?
1:13:58>> Exactly. I I think [laughter] this is
1:14:00this is not going to happen. This will
1:14:01be nonsense.
1:14:02>> Okay. Well, I put it out there. Okay.
1:14:05So, we'll wait 2 years and see what
1:14:08happens in 2 years time because we'll
1:14:10know in 2 years time. And again, I am
1:14:14praying for this not to happen because
1:14:16you can imagine what a dumpster fire it
1:14:18would be if it were to happen, right? It
1:14:20would be civil war in America if this
1:14:21were to happen. And that's number one.
1:14:23My my first prediction. My second pred
1:14:25prediction is there will be a ground
1:14:28invasion.
1:14:30A United States ground invasion of Iran.
1:14:33>> Wait,
1:14:35United States
1:14:37will invade Iran?
1:14:39>> Yes.
1:14:40>> Boots on the ground.
1:14:45Why do you say so?
1:14:47Because for Israel to achieve the
1:14:50greater Israel project,
1:14:52Israel needs both the United States and
1:14:56Iran destroyed.
1:14:58Right?
1:14:59>> They need United States destroyed. Why?
1:15:02>> Because United States right now is a
1:15:03major power in the Middle East. And the
1:15:06United States is aligned with all actors
1:15:10in the Middle East, including Egypt,
1:15:11including Turkey, including Israel,
1:15:13including Saudi Arabia, including uh
1:15:17Qatar, UAE. All these countries are
1:15:20American allies,
1:15:21>> right? But Israel wants to be the top
1:15:25dog in the Middle East in order to
1:15:27achieve the Greater Israel Project. It's
1:15:29talked about invading Egypt. It talked
1:15:31about invading Turkey. It's talked about
1:15:33invading Saudi Arabia. As long as the
1:15:35United States is in place, Israel can't
1:15:38do that,
1:15:39>> right? So, Israel in order to achieve
1:15:42the greater Israel project needs to
1:15:43create a create a situation where the
1:15:45United States and Iran destroy each
1:15:47other in conflict. And the best way to
1:15:48do that is by having the United States
1:15:51commit boots on the ground in Iran.
1:15:53>> Again, this is crazy. I'm like you. I'm
1:15:56praying this doesn't happen. M but if it
1:15:58were to happen you have to ask yourself
1:16:01why would the Americans do something so
1:16:02stupid and insane and suicidal as send
1:16:06boots on the ground. Okay that's my
1:16:08second prediction. Okay.
1:16:09>> And my third prediction is this.
1:16:13The Alax mosque is destroyed.
1:16:17In order for Israel to build the third
1:16:21temple,
1:16:23they need the foundation stone that the
1:16:27Alex mosque right now stands on. They
1:16:29need that site. So they need to destroy
1:16:31the Alex mosque in order to build the
1:16:33third temple.
1:16:36>> Really, they have no choice.
1:16:41Why would they do so?
1:16:42>> According to the Cabala,
1:16:45the only thing that matters is the
1:16:47Jewish relationship to God. Everything
1:16:49else, nuclear war,
1:16:53uh, and Islamic crusade.
1:16:56Doesn't matter. It's not a factor. All
1:16:58that matters is your personal faith in
1:17:01God.
1:17:03and God will [snorts]
1:17:05um have the answer for everything.
1:17:09>> See, for this to happen,
1:17:12they'll have to figure out a way to beat
1:17:15America.
1:17:16>> No, no.
1:17:16>> Destroy America as well because they
1:17:19won't let any of this happen.
1:17:21>> Okay. So, let's imagine what hap what a
1:17:24grand invasion means. A ground invasion
1:17:27would mean a national draft in America
1:17:32because how else could you have the
1:17:34forces necessary in order to fight this
1:17:37war in Iran? You need you would need a
1:17:39national draft.
1:17:41>> A national draft would create a Vietnam
1:17:44situation in America
1:17:46>> where
1:17:48>> they're not recruiting left, right,
1:17:49center
1:17:50>> where millions of young Americans are in
1:17:52revolt. They're burning the draft card.
1:17:54They're taking up arms and it's just
1:17:58it's civil war in America.
1:18:01>> But that won't happen. No.
1:18:03>> I'm praying like you it doesn't happen.
1:18:06But I'm saying that if this theory is
1:18:08correct, these three things will happen.
1:18:11If this theory is correct
1:18:14and again I'm praying to you. So I'm I'm
1:18:16praying with you that this is none of
1:18:19this happens. If none of this happens,
1:18:21this theory is is complete nonsense. But
1:18:23these two things happen.
1:18:26>> See,
1:18:29you're talking about the most powerful
1:18:32nation in the world getting influenced
1:18:35in some way by just small nation for
1:18:38their ways, for their goal, for their
1:18:42mission. It's very unlikely because it's
1:18:44not run though even though we call it
1:18:46the most powerful person in the world or
1:18:48most powerful person in that country is
1:18:50a president.
1:18:52It's not run by one person. There are so
1:18:55many pieces which actually run the whole
1:18:57system.
1:18:58>> Right? Okay. So this is a great question
1:19:03and let me try to explain this slowly.
1:19:07Um, first of all, I never said that
1:19:10Israel controls America.
1:19:13>> I don't believe that.
1:19:14>> Okay, that's point number one. Um, point
1:19:17number two is these people behind the
1:19:21scenes, they don't think they're
1:19:23actually controlling events. All they're
1:19:24doing is accelerating events.
1:19:27Okay. So what so what what I'm saying
1:19:29this everything that we're seeing on the
1:19:31board would happen naturally anyway
1:19:36but
1:19:37these people
1:19:39want to control the speed the
1:19:43acceleration of this process in order to
1:19:46maximize their personal benefit in the
1:19:49process. Okay, does that make sense? All
1:19:52right. What we're seeing is not necessar
1:19:56not necessarily the fulfillment of an
1:19:58esqueological vision. What it really is
1:20:00is an empire in decline. One of the most
1:20:04fascinating things that we have said is
1:20:08if all the countries come together and
1:20:11then they attack America even then
1:20:15America will outlast them like all the
1:20:17countries in the world can't beat just
1:20:19one country.
1:20:20>> Yeah.
1:20:21>> Why? Okay.
1:20:24The major reason why America has become
1:20:28the most powerful country in the world
1:20:30is geography. Okay. So, first of all, if
1:20:33you look at this map, America is
1:20:35protected by two major oceans, the
1:20:39Atlantic and the Pacific. So, it is
1:20:42impossible for these countries in this
1:20:45region, okay, Eurasia, to reach the
1:20:48Western Hemisphere. America has the
1:20:51world's greatest navy and air force. You
1:20:54cannot possibly stage a landing in
1:20:58um
1:21:00the western hemisphere.
1:21:02>> But all the resources coming here even
1:21:04if they come together then also they
1:21:06can't they can't beat this navy.
1:21:08>> That's right. Okay, that's number one.
1:21:10Number two is the United States is
1:21:12completely self-sufficient
1:21:15meaning everything that it needs to
1:21:17become a modern industrial economy it
1:21:20has already in United States and in the
1:21:23western hemisphere. Okay. So it is
1:21:25completely selfsufficient.
1:21:28>> So you can't even economically or
1:21:30through energy or resources also you
1:21:32can't claim them or you can't actually
1:21:34dominate them.
1:21:35>> Yeah. You cannot blockade America. This
1:21:37it is impossible for you to embargo
1:21:40uh America. But this this is really
1:21:43important. I I'll explain this later on.
1:21:44Is America can blockade everyone else.
1:21:46You can't block America, but but America
1:21:48can blockade everyone else. Okay, that's
1:21:49number two. Number three is the
1:21:52character
1:21:53of the American population is [snorts]
1:21:57rugged individualism.
1:22:00Meaning Americans
1:22:02believe in liberty. Mhm.
1:22:05>> They believe in the first and second
1:22:07amendment. The first amendment is the
1:22:09right to speak your mind. Second
1:22:10amendment is the right to bear arms. So
1:22:13even if you were to land your forces in
1:22:15America, like maybe take take over New
1:22:17York City, you have to fight the entire
1:22:20population. Okay? It's not you don't
1:22:22fight the military, you fight the entire
1:22:24population because everyone has a gun in
1:22:28America, right? It's impossible to uh
1:22:31defeat America in a war because then
1:22:33even if you were to defeat the military
1:22:35and land your forces, you have to deal
1:22:37with uh a guerilla insurgency which was
1:22:39the American Revolution basically. Okay.
1:22:41So because of these three reasons,
1:22:43number one, it's protected by two
1:22:45oceans. Number two, it's completely
1:22:46self-sufficient. Number three, um its
1:22:49population is aggressive and violent and
1:22:52heavily armed. You can never ever defeat
1:22:54America in a war. even if the entire
1:22:56world were to come together and try to
1:22:59uh destroy America.
1:23:01>> Interesting. Then why do they say that
1:23:03China is becoming a contender to
1:23:06America's power?
1:23:08>> Because because it's a good narrative
1:23:10because it's a a good story that um arms
1:23:14manufacturers can use to justify the
1:23:17billions of dollars or $200 spent on
1:23:20American weaponry, right? You need an
1:23:22enemy. Okay. So having explained that I
1:23:25I want to explain what the current
1:23:28American strategy is for world
1:23:30domination. Okay. And all this by the
1:23:33way is outlined in a document called the
1:23:36national defense strategy which is
1:23:38published by the department of war. You
1:23:41can go to the website, the Pentagon,
1:23:43Department of War, download, download
1:23:45this for yourself and read exactly what
1:23:49America will do in order to maintain its
1:23:51empire as the world changes.
1:23:53>> This is official document.
1:23:55>> This is this is this is published by the
1:23:59Pentagon. It's an official document. You
1:24:01can download [clears throat] from the
1:24:02website and read it for yourself.
1:24:04>> I'll put it there in the links right
1:24:06now.
1:24:06>> Right. Okay. So this is so I'm I'm going
1:24:09to tell you right now what America plans
1:24:11to do in order to maintain its empire.
1:24:14>> Mhm.
1:24:15>> Okay. So this past 6 months there's been
1:24:19some major crises around the world.
1:24:21>> Uh America on January 3rd of this year
1:24:24attacked Venezuela and kidnapped the
1:24:25president Maduro. Okay. Which is a
1:24:27blatant violation of international law.
1:24:29>> Yeah.
1:24:30>> Um they are Trump has threatening has
1:24:34started to take over Greenland and
1:24:35Canada. Okay. Uh he's threatening to
1:24:38bomb Mexico and Colombia, right? He is
1:24:42now embaro embargoing Cuba. In Cuba,
1:24:45they don't have access to fuel and so
1:24:49there are blackouts all the time. Um
1:24:51their food supply is running out. So
1:24:54this is what Trump is doing in the
1:24:58Western Hemisphere. M
1:24:59>> and we go over
1:25:01uh to the Middle East and we know that
1:25:03uh on uh at the end of February,
1:25:07>> Trump attacked Iran
1:25:10>> and you still have massive American
1:25:12forces in the region. You have 60,000
1:25:14American troops still in this region
1:25:16>> and Israel has attacked Lebanon and
1:25:20Israel is conducting war on like seven,
1:25:21eight different fronts. Okay, we also
1:25:23know that the war in Ukraine is not
1:25:26ending. It's only increasing in scale
1:25:29and intensity because the Ukrainians are
1:25:32launching drone attacks against Moscow
1:25:35and uh oil refineries embedded in
1:25:38Russia. Okay. So the question for us is
1:25:40why are all these events happening? And
1:25:44again if you read the national defense
1:25:46strategy it tells exactly why. Okay.
1:25:48There are three major pillars to the
1:25:53current American uh imperial strategy.
1:25:57Okay. The first pillar and most
1:25:59important pillar is to enforce the
1:26:02Monroe Doctrine.
1:26:04>> What is that?
1:26:05>> The Monroe Doctrine says that no foreign
1:26:09power is allowed to interfere in the
1:26:11Western Hemisphere.
1:26:15Okay. America guarantees the peace and
1:26:18security of the entire western
1:26:20hemisphere. What Trump has done is add a
1:26:23corollary to this called the darn rule
1:26:25doctrine which which will say that right
1:26:27now the entire western hemisphere is
1:26:29America's backyard. Russia, China, get
1:26:32out of here. Okay?
1:26:34>> Even if these countries want them to
1:26:36come here, they can't.
1:26:37>> Too bad, right? So what what is
1:26:40important is that ever since the trade
1:26:42war between United States and China,
1:26:44China has been diversifying its trade
1:26:46links especially to South America,
1:26:49right? It's it's buying a lot of
1:26:50soybeans and beef from Brazil. Uh this
1:26:53is called the lithium triangle. Okay,
1:26:56Bolivia, uh Peru, uh Chile because they
1:27:00provide most of the world's lithium
1:27:01which you need which is what you need
1:27:03for semiconductors
1:27:05and EV, right? So, China is putting
1:27:08ports all around this region. And what
1:27:10and what the United States is saying is,
1:27:12China, if you want to trade with any
1:27:14nation in the Western Hemisphere, you
1:27:16have to pay us a fee. Okay? We are now
1:27:19the mafia.
1:27:21You have to pay um a toll in order to
1:27:24access the resource of Western
1:27:25Hemisphere. Okay? So, that's pillar
1:27:26number one. The entire Western
1:27:29Hemisphere now belongs to America. And
1:27:32that's why Trump has threatening Canada
1:27:33and Greenland. That's why Trump attacked
1:27:36Venezuela and is embargoing Cuba and is
1:27:38now threatening Mexico and Colombia.
1:27:40Okay, this because all this is
1:27:42considered American territory. That's
1:27:44pillar one.
1:27:44>> Okay.
1:27:46>> Pillar two is America doesn't have the
1:27:49ground forces necessary to control the
1:27:51world. So instead you control the
1:27:54world's maritime choke points.
1:27:57>> Right? And what are these maritime choke
1:27:59points? Well, they are
1:28:03the
1:28:04um Shuram Malaka. Okay, this is probably
1:28:07the most important maritime control
1:28:10point, right? You have the straight of
1:28:14Jabolar.
1:28:17You have
1:28:19the Arctic route. Okay.
1:28:22You have the Cape of
1:28:27Good Hope. And you have the straight of
1:28:29Hummus.
1:28:30Okay. The reason why you control
1:28:34uh sorry this is uh the straight of
1:28:36Hammoose. The reason why you control
1:28:38these maritime choke points is
1:28:40>> the world trades primarily
1:28:43uh by sea because that's just the
1:28:46cheapest way to to trade.
1:28:48>> Right now if you control all all the
1:28:51world's choke points they have to pay
1:28:52you a fee in order to trade especially
1:28:56China. Right. That's pillar number two.
1:29:00Pillar number three is
1:29:03create conflict in Eurasia. Why? Because
1:29:06if there's no conflict, Russia, China,
1:29:08and Iran would get together and says
1:29:11screw America. Let's just build railways
1:29:13and trade amongst ourselves. Once they
1:29:15do that, India, Europe, the Middle East,
1:29:19Africa all join together to create this
1:29:21Eurasian trade block that ignores
1:29:24America,
1:29:25>> right? So to prevent this from
1:29:27happening, you have to create as much
1:29:28conflict as possible in Eurasia in three
1:29:31major places. The first place of course
1:29:34is between Europe and Russia,
1:29:37>> right? That's the first conflict. Second
1:29:39conflict is the Middle East, between
1:29:41Iran and Israel. The third conflict is
1:29:44between Japan and China. And when these
1:29:47conflicts happen, every nation in the
1:29:49world is now dependent on the Western
1:29:51Hemisphere for three things. armaments,
1:29:55resources, and financing,
1:29:59right?
1:30:00>> And that's a grand strategy in place.
1:30:02Simple and effective.
1:30:05>> But why specifically China and Japan? I
1:30:07didn't understand that part.
1:30:09>> Right? So right now, America is in in
1:30:12East Asia
1:30:14>> guaranteeing peace and security. And
1:30:16East Asia is the most dynamic part of
1:30:18the global economy. And they they're
1:30:20they're able to do this because there's
1:30:22peace, right?
1:30:23>> America doesn't want that. First of all,
1:30:25America doesn't want to show the cost of
1:30:28uh ensuring peace. And second of all, uh
1:30:32and the United States wants to stop the
1:30:33rise of China. And the way you do that
1:30:35is you encourage Japan to come into
1:30:37conflict with China. And you become the
1:30:40mafia boss. You become the mafia dawn
1:30:42that seeks peace between these two
1:30:44nations. Right? So rather than United
1:30:45States confront China directly, you do
1:30:47it for a proxy Japan. And what we're
1:30:50seeing is Japan is signing military
1:30:52agreements with
1:30:54uh the Philippines,
1:30:56India and Australia and together they're
1:30:59going to form an alliance to blockade
1:31:01China,
1:31:03>> right?
1:31:04>> Interesting. What do you think? Because
1:31:07see America wants this.
1:31:09>> Yeah. Yeah. It's again the national
1:31:10defense strategy. It's it's black and
1:31:12white. Yes. So America wants this and
1:31:14America is creating all of these
1:31:16>> uh conflicts all around the world
1:31:18because of
1:31:20>> their purpose because of their influence
1:31:22in the world right so that's in their
1:31:24document [snorts]
1:31:25>> but these guys all of them are together
1:31:28must be forming some alliance to figure
1:31:30out and counter this in some way by
1:31:32because everybody understands their own
1:31:34way. So the world looks like they are
1:31:39trying to form conflicts. These guys are
1:31:41trying to form some kind of alliance.
1:31:44Which alliance do you think is the
1:31:46weakest right now?
1:31:47>> So um um all these alliances are weak
1:31:51and the reason why is
1:31:53>> which looks strong right now and is at
1:31:55the verge of breaking.
1:31:57>> I would say China and Russia are a lot
1:31:59weaker than people assume.
1:32:01>> They look very strong and tight right
1:32:03now.
1:32:03>> I know. But it's not as strong as people
1:32:05think.
1:32:06>> Why?
1:32:06>> Okay. So, in May, Donald Trump visited
1:32:10China and he was given a lavish welcome
1:32:15and Trump was um on his best behavior.
1:32:19You know, he praised President Xi, he
1:32:21praised China and he he seemed to be
1:32:24begging China to help um intervene and
1:32:28stop this war in Iran. Okay.
1:32:31Two days later, Vladimir Putin flies
1:32:33into China and we everyone expected
1:32:36China and Russia to sign something
1:32:37called the power subar pipeline. Okay,
1:32:39the power subar pipeline would allow
1:32:41Russia to basically supply China's
1:32:45energy needs,
1:32:46>> right? It'll take a few uh it'll take a
1:32:48few years for it to be built. Once it's
1:32:50built, it's very good for both Russia
1:32:52and China.
1:32:54the power bear pipeline was not signed
1:32:56and the reason why was one of pricing
1:32:58where the Chinese felt that um they were
1:33:01paying too much for energy but the main
1:33:04reason is geopolitical in that look at
1:33:08map China and Russia are next to each
1:33:10other where's United States pretty far
1:33:12away if I'm trying to am I more afraid
1:33:14of Russia or the United States
1:33:17we share a border man right
1:33:20>> it's pretty easy for Russia to come and
1:33:22>> gobble up my my territory and
1:33:24traditionally historically Russia has
1:33:26been aggressive militarily. Look what
1:33:28Russ Russia is doing in Ukraine. Maybe
1:33:31President Putin, President C are best
1:33:32friends right now, right? But what
1:33:34happens when they leave the political
1:33:36scene? What happens in 10 years time, 50
1:33:38years time? I am much more wary of the
1:33:41bear than I am of the eagle,
1:33:43>> right?
1:33:44>> Yeah.
1:33:44>> This is true for everyone,
1:33:47>> right? If I'm Europe, yeah, I know
1:33:50United States is screwing me over, but
1:33:51am I more afraid of the United States,
1:33:52which is over here, or more afraid of
1:33:54Russia, which is over here? Right? So,
1:33:58in other words, there are all these
1:34:00historical animosities
1:34:02between these nation states that cannot
1:34:05be resolved be through pure logic and
1:34:08reason. And the United States is taking
1:34:09advantage of all that. And this was the
1:34:12same situation
1:34:14at the outset of World War II, right?
1:34:17The world was burning down. The United
1:34:19States came in at the last minute to
1:34:21conquer everyone else.
1:34:24>> Do you think Europe is strong?
1:34:26>> Europe is in major decline right now.
1:34:32>> And why do you think so?
1:34:34>> Because
1:34:36um all these societies are in decline.
1:34:39So what what what I'm going to do now is
1:34:41explain to you the cycle of imperial
1:34:43decline.
1:34:43>> Okay. One more thing I just had question
1:34:45because you said when you were talking
1:34:48about Iran and America, America is
1:34:50creating all these conflicts but I've
1:34:52heard you have said in the past that
1:34:54America is attacking Iran not to beat
1:34:58Iran but to save their dollars.
1:35:01>> Yes.
1:35:02>> How does that make sense?
1:35:04>> Because because um I said that these
1:35:08conflicts uh allow America to sell three
1:35:11things, right?
1:35:12>> Yeah. arms,
1:35:15>> resources, and financing. Finance is US
1:35:18dollars,
1:35:19>> right? Because like how do you buy arms
1:35:20and energy from the United States? You
1:35:22borrow you borrow from them using US
1:35:25dollars,
1:35:26>> right?
1:35:27>> Got it. Got it. So just
1:35:30because Iran's creating
1:35:33nuisance in the nearby area, which is
1:35:34American allies, and then these guys go
1:35:36end up buying more stuff from them.
1:35:38>> That's right. Right. Cuz they can't sell
1:35:40their oil anymore. or they have to buy
1:35:41from from the essays
1:35:43>> even oil, weapons, arms, everything like
1:35:45I was
1:35:46>> I was reading a report that India's
1:35:48dependency on United States has gone
1:35:50from 16% to over 50%.
1:35:53>> Yeah.
1:35:53>> Just after Iran thing.
1:35:54>> That's right.
1:35:55>> And that's I'm sure it's
1:35:56>> it's all it's all a part of the national
1:35:58defense strategy.
1:35:59>> Okay.
1:35:59>> And I'm sure this must be true for
1:36:01almost every country who depended on
1:36:02Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
1:36:03>> Exactly. the the only supplier of the
1:36:06only reliable supplier of LG now in the
1:36:09United States
1:36:10>> because
1:36:11Australia the refineries are are getting
1:36:13blown up.
1:36:15>> Who's blow who's blowing up their their
1:36:16their LG facilities? Not the Russians,
1:36:18man. Not the Chinese.
1:36:20Right.
1:36:21>> And then they can sell it at the price
1:36:22they want.
1:36:23>> Exactly. So
1:36:26first I want to talk about
1:36:29the uh trends
1:36:32okay in western society in American
1:36:35society. Okay
1:36:36>> the first is the the growth of the
1:36:40gerontocracy
1:36:42and gerontocracy just means rule by
1:36:45elderly people.
1:36:47And so what this means is that the
1:36:50entire wester the west is suffering from
1:36:54uh a demog demographic crisis where old
1:36:57people are living far too long and
1:37:00they're not giving up power
1:37:03>> and this reduces social mobility and
1:37:06opportunity and this screws over young
1:37:09people. So young people are not having
1:37:12children. Okay. So that's the first
1:37:15thing we we need to appreciate. Okay.
1:37:16This is the first domino, the
1:37:17gerontocracy.
1:37:20>> All right.
1:37:21The second issue is the rise of
1:37:25bureaucracy.
1:37:26>> Mhm.
1:37:28>> Okay. Bureaucracy just means that these
1:37:31institutions that were once dynamic and
1:37:34were the bedrock of our society, whether
1:37:37they be the government or universities
1:37:39or hospitals or the media, they become
1:37:43bureaucracies
1:37:44>> and all they care about is
1:37:48um doing as little work as possible and
1:37:52getting a nice pension. Okay, so that is
1:37:55the bureaucracy.
1:37:57The third thing, the third trend is the
1:37:59meritocracy.
1:38:01And so you think a meritocracy is a good
1:38:03thing because the best people get into
1:38:05the best positions.
1:38:06>> Yeah.
1:38:07>> But what the meritocracy really is is
1:38:09excessive individualism, which is to say
1:38:12that only the talented should uh achieve
1:38:17everything and screw the family, screw
1:38:20the community, screw religion. Also
1:38:23before we had an aristocracy where uh
1:38:27the rich and powerful were embarrassed
1:38:30about their status because they were
1:38:32born into it and so they felt a
1:38:34responsibility to help society. Now you
1:38:36have a meritocracy where everyone's like
1:38:39I am rich because I'm smart and I'm
1:38:41hardworking and therefore you're poor
1:38:43because you're stupid and lazy and
1:38:45therefore you should starve to death.
1:38:48And this has led to massive inequality
1:38:50>> and corruption in society.
1:38:52>> Yeah.
1:38:52>> Okay. So it's a third domino.
1:38:56>> And because of these um trends we are
1:39:01seeing massive contradictions in western
1:39:05society. Okay. So one major
1:39:07contradiction is the movement away from
1:39:10manufacturing to financialization.
1:39:13>> Right. So in America [snorts] uh Wall
1:39:15Street is more powerful than ever
1:39:17because
1:39:19um the world depends on US dollars and
1:39:22so rather than focus on manufacturing
1:39:23which is what America did after World
1:39:25War II just focusing on creating these
1:39:28speculative financial instruments for
1:39:30people to gamble on.
1:39:31>> Okay. So gambling is a huge problem in
1:39:32America today. Yeah. That's the fourth
1:39:34domino. Then you have the idea of um
1:39:38elite over production which is to say
1:39:42that you have too many people living for
1:39:46too long and you have too many rich
1:39:49people come to America and there are
1:39:52fewer and fewer positions of power and
1:39:54status and people fight over them. Okay.
1:39:57And this has led to the idea of
1:39:59political polarization
1:40:02where people on the left and the right
1:40:04in Europe and in America, they refuse to
1:40:07talk to each other anymore. If you are
1:40:09on the right and you see people on the
1:40:11left, you auto you automatically assume
1:40:13this person person is wrong. You refuse
1:40:14to hear that person's argument. So in
1:40:17America and Washington DC, it's
1:40:18impossible for the Democrats and the
1:40:19Republicans to agree on anything
1:40:21anymore. Okay, this creates another
1:40:23domino. Okay, political polarization.
1:40:27Okay,
1:40:27>> what happens next?
1:40:30>> Um, and what empire does given all these
1:40:33structural contradictions and trends is
1:40:35they externalize these conflicts. Okay,
1:40:39a process of externalization.
1:40:42How? Well, you fight wars overseas in
1:40:45order to maintain your dominance. Okay.
1:40:47>> So, you're fighting wars overseas, the
1:40:49national defense strategy, but what
1:40:51you're also doing is you're
1:40:52cannibalizing your allies, right? Before
1:40:56you were supporting your allies, but now
1:40:57you're cannibalizing them. How? Through
1:41:00tariffs. By making them um um increase
1:41:03their defense budgets, by making them
1:41:05fight against Russia, Iran, and China in
1:41:08a way that hurts their own societies.
1:41:10>> Okay? So now you're cannibalizing your
1:41:13um allies and all and so
1:41:18because of this extralization we also
1:41:20know what what happens next. Okay,
1:41:22>> what happens next is decline. So right
1:41:25now it seems everything's going well for
1:41:28America. But eventually what's going to
1:41:32happen is that you'll have imperial
1:41:35overstretch, meaning you're fighting too
1:41:37many wars at once and you cannot win
1:41:38these wars because you're too
1:41:39overstretched. You'll also have your
1:41:41allies rebel against you. You have
1:41:43political revolutions and civil wars in
1:41:46England, in France, in Germany because
1:41:48the people are sick and tired of being a
1:41:51vassal state to the empire,
1:41:53>> right? In which case, America has no
1:41:55choice but to send in its army to
1:41:57control the population.
1:41:59H
1:42:00>> right now you're even more
1:42:02>> overstressed and resentment right and
1:42:05now you're forced to have a national
1:42:06draft
1:42:08because you need soldiers to maintain
1:42:10this empire right and then when you
1:42:14institute a national draft the American
1:42:16people are going to rebel against you we
1:42:18remember there's political polar
1:42:20polarization in place so now there's
1:42:22going to be financing and support for a
1:42:25civil war
1:42:26>> right because Democrats and Republicans
1:42:27can't get along politically. So now
1:42:29they'll resolve their differences
1:42:30militarily.
1:42:32Okay.
1:42:34And
1:42:36then what happens is economic collapse
1:42:39because everyone's fighting and no one's
1:42:41actually working. All right.
1:42:42>> Yeah.
1:42:43>> Right. And so
1:42:46eventually what's going to happen is
1:42:48all these dominoes just fall.
1:42:52It's a it's a chain reaction. There's
1:42:54nothing you can do to stop this.
1:42:57So these esquetologists, these oultists
1:43:00like rebuitch
1:43:04movement, they know this will happen.
1:43:07They're not manipulating this. They know
1:43:11this how empires decline for them. It's
1:43:13like then how do I position myself in a
1:43:15way that allows us to achieve our
1:43:19vision?
1:43:23But it will need some external trigger
1:43:27to actually trigger this right to if
1:43:31you're saying that from the inside the
1:43:33society is getting broken by step by
1:43:37step piece by piece right there has to
1:43:39be some external trigger what that
1:43:41external trigger would be
1:43:42>> it could be Trump's third term right so
1:43:46imagine a situation where Trump gets a
1:43:47third term well you have a lot of people
1:43:50take up arms to protest
1:43:54And then Trump will uh use ICE, his own
1:43:57private militia to enforce his will. You
1:44:00have cities like Boston, New York, Los
1:44:02Angeles, an open rebellion, right? In
1:44:05which case, ICE goes and besieges these
1:44:07cities. So, I'm not saying a civil war
1:44:09will be fought militarily, but it'll be
1:44:11fought um um in urban landscapes around
1:44:16America. It would just be civil chaos as
1:44:18opposed to a civil war. And who will be
1:44:21the next power then?
1:44:25>> Okay. So
1:44:28we what what what we need to recognize
1:44:30is that the entire
1:44:32global economy now
1:44:35>> interconnected.
1:44:36>> Okay.
1:44:38>> So I want you to imagine a situation
1:44:40where America's falling apart.
1:44:42>> That doesn't mean that
1:44:46um Russia or China take its place.
1:44:50I think that ultimately we're moving
1:44:53towards a
1:44:55um chain reaction towards complete
1:44:57global chaos. Right. Because right now
1:45:00America Pax America of Americana
1:45:03guarantees
1:45:05>> the peace and security of the world so
1:45:07everyone can trade peacefully together.
1:45:09Okay.
1:45:09>> Yeah.
1:45:09>> Pax America is gone. So what happens
1:45:12now? What happens now is everyone's
1:45:14fighting over resources,
1:45:16>> right?
1:45:18Everyone's fighting for water, oil,
1:45:20food.
1:45:22These wars will trigger massive
1:45:25migration from Africa, South America,
1:45:29East Asia to the north. These societies
1:45:33will have absorbed these immigrants
1:45:36which causes
1:45:38um societal conflict.
1:45:42Um and then this might trigger political
1:45:45revolutions everywhere. At the same
1:45:49time, we also need to appreciate that
1:45:52wars also trigger environmental
1:45:54catastrophes.
1:45:56>> And these envir catastrophes would then
1:46:00could possibly lead to collapse of
1:46:01nation states. Okay. So it's just a
1:46:04domino effect. There's nothing do about
1:46:07this.
1:46:08So you're telling me that you predict
1:46:11global economy collapse is coming?
1:46:14>> I am predicting complete global
1:46:17collapse. Not just economic but also
1:46:21culture, social, political, just
1:46:24complete chaos.
1:46:28>> By when?
1:46:30>> Um
1:46:33um it's going to happen a lot faster
1:46:34than people uh expect. I I pict the next
1:46:3850 years will be complete chaos
1:46:39>> and there's no way to stop this.
1:46:42>> There's abely nothing you can do about
1:46:44it.
1:46:45It's only a question of how fast this
1:46:48happens and it's how do you take
1:46:49advantage of this collapse. Okay, so we
1:46:52talked about Reberson and these um Hab
1:46:56Lubich these esquetologists, these
1:46:59oultists who want to create the greatest
1:47:00project, right? But there's also another
1:47:02force out there that's also very
1:47:04powerful
1:47:05and they want to achieve an AI network
1:47:10state and they're led by people like
1:47:12Peter the
1:47:14okay so what Peter the believes is this
1:47:18is going to happen there's no there's
1:47:19nothing anyone can do about it and what
1:47:21can replace the nation state
1:47:24is the network state so rather than a
1:47:28society run by the government it's run
1:47:30by a multinational corporation that
1:47:32controls different city states around
1:47:34the world and is connected in a network.
1:47:37That's his vision for the future.
1:47:40>> That's vision of a lot of tech bros in
1:47:42the world, right?
1:47:43>> Exactly.
1:47:44>> They've I've heard they've bought some
1:47:46company also which is run in they've
1:47:49bought some island or some place where
1:47:50these guys are running it. Right.
1:47:51>> Yeah. It's called Seasteading.
1:47:53>> Yes.
1:47:54>> It's like a startup where they they run
1:47:56essentially a country which is like a
1:47:58startup which these guys are
1:47:59controlling.
1:47:59>> Right. So you have a group of people who
1:48:00want to achieve the greater Israel
1:48:02project. You also have people like Peter
1:48:04Theo the tech bros who want to achieve
1:48:06the network state. You also have the
1:48:08Catholic church and the Orthodox church
1:48:11who believe that in the summer of crisis
1:48:14the the church you reunify between the
1:48:17Catholic and the uh Orthodox they're
1:48:20able to provide solace for the world and
1:48:23have the world return to maybe medieval
1:48:25Europe when the church was in in in
1:48:27control. Okay. So rather than think that
1:48:29a nation state is going to uh dominate
1:48:30the world because it's not. Think of
1:48:33different parallel systems in place
1:48:35where they're all competing with
1:48:36different ideologies.
1:48:38>> Has it ever happened in the past?
1:48:41Total global collapse.
1:48:42>> Yeah. It's called the bronze age
1:48:44collapse.
1:48:44>> When?
1:48:45>> So the year is about,000
1:48:48BC. Okay. So what happened was like the
1:48:51world in a th000 BC is very similar to
1:48:55the world that we live in today. M
1:48:57>> but rather than have oil unify the
1:48:59world, it's bronze that unifies the
1:49:01world. Okay. And bronze is made from two
1:49:03metal alloys which is tin and copper. So
1:49:07the entire global economy was about
1:49:08extracting tin and copper in different
1:49:11locations and then um bringing them to
1:49:14to certain urban centers to create
1:49:17weapons uh jewelry ornaments to feed the
1:49:22global economy. And at this point in
1:49:24history about the year of thousand the
1:49:26entire world was heavily globalized. Uh
1:49:29Egypt, Mesopotamia, Minian Greece,
1:49:32Anatolia, Turkey they were all
1:49:34interconnected in this vast global trade
1:49:38network.
1:49:38>> Okay.
1:49:39>> And um eventually this entire system
1:49:42collapsed which is what led to um
1:49:45something called the Greek dark ages.
1:49:49And even today scholars speculate what
1:49:52caused the collapse. But it seems a
1:49:54perfect series of crises which includes
1:49:57environmental earthquakes, droughts. It
1:50:00also includes um economic collapse. It
1:50:03also includes political revolution,
1:50:05civil war. Uh so very similar to what's
1:50:08happening today. Basically, the point
1:50:10I'm trying to make is like all societies
1:50:14when when they reach a certain
1:50:15threshold, their social contradictions
1:50:18overwhelm them and force them into
1:50:20making these stupid mistakes like
1:50:23starting these wars they can't possibly
1:50:24win. And this only exaggerates their
1:50:27local structural contradictions which
1:50:29then ultimately causes decline. And when
1:50:33one domino falls, every domino falls. So
1:50:35it's a cascading effect where if America
1:50:37were to fall, it doesn't mean that China
1:50:39and Russia replace America. It means
1:50:41that China and Russia fall with America.
1:50:44So people who are watching this right
1:50:46now, they must now be thinking this this
1:50:49is scary at this point. What should they
1:50:51do? What an average person should do at
1:50:54this point? Because you're telling that
1:50:56everybody is going to get poor, their
1:50:58economy is going to collapse, your the
1:51:01dollar in your pocket will mean
1:51:02absolutely nothing. So everything that
1:51:05you're saying is just making me
1:51:07pessimist about the world.
1:51:09>> Okay. So I would say that to prepare for
1:51:13this new world, the first and most
1:51:15important thing to do is educate
1:51:17yourself. That's what you can do right
1:51:18now. You can watch this podcast and fact
1:51:21check everything I've said.
1:51:23Okay? Make sure I'm telling you the
1:51:25truth, right? Doubt me. If you don't
1:51:28agree with me, do not just turn off this
1:51:30podcast and just ignore me. fact check
1:51:33what I say, right? Everything I've said
1:51:36about Rebeerson, everything said said
1:51:38about the national defense strategy, you
1:51:40can read for yourself to confirm what
1:51:43I've I I I've said, that's the first
1:51:46thing I would do. Just educate yourself.
1:51:48Second thing I would do is if after all
1:51:52this research you think that what I'm
1:51:54saying makes sense.
1:51:56Then you have to
1:51:59uh self-reflect and ask yourself what
1:52:02matters to me the most. Is it money that
1:52:06matters or is it family that matters? If
1:52:09you think that money, all that all that
1:52:12matters in your life is money, well,
1:52:13you're going to have a hard time because
1:52:15the world is headed towards economic
1:52:16collapse. Okay? It's not about making as
1:52:18much money as you can. It's about
1:52:20survival. But if it's family, it's
1:52:22family that matters to you. It's
1:52:24community, it's friends that matter to
1:52:25you, then you have a reason to fight
1:52:27hard in order to survive the coming
1:52:31calamities.
1:52:32And when you find this reason, you'll be
1:52:35much more energetic. You'll be much more
1:52:37motivated. you'll be much more curious
1:52:39and that's going to be your superpower
1:52:42in this time. Okay. The third thing I
1:52:46will do is connect with [clears throat]
1:52:49others. Connect with others to learn
1:52:51about what's going on, connect with
1:52:53others to figure out solutions. And once
1:52:55these three three things happen, okay,
1:52:57if you're committed to these three
1:52:58things, educating yourself, figuring out
1:53:01what matters to you, and connecting with
1:53:03people who are like you, you will not
1:53:05just survive what's happening, but you
1:53:08will thrive.
1:53:10You know,
1:53:12in order to educate yourself, you need
1:53:15to you need to watch the right things.
1:53:18And these things probably American media
1:53:21will never tell. These things media will
1:53:24never question. These things are not the
1:53:27mainstream conversation, right? So tell
1:53:31me what is the biggest American lie
1:53:34which a lot of Americans believe today
1:53:37which their media sources are not
1:53:39telling them.
1:53:40>> Oh well I mean Americans are gas lit
1:53:44every single day, right? But I would say
1:53:48like the biggest lie Americans believe
1:53:50is [snorts]
1:53:52trust the elite. Okay? The rich, the
1:53:55powerful, they got there because they're
1:53:57the best and the brightest.
1:54:00Don't worry, be happy. Just trust the
1:54:03elite. Ignore things like Epstein
1:54:05Island. Ignore things like the COVID
1:54:08lockdowns. Ignore things like this war
1:54:13in the Middle East. ignore things like
1:54:16how three billionaires Miriam Adlesen,
1:54:20Paul Singer, and John Paulson were able
1:54:23to spend $30 million to defeat one man,
1:54:28Thomas Massie, in his home state of
1:54:32Kentucky.
1:54:33He was Thomas Massie was a very popular
1:54:36man who
1:54:39uh selflessly worked for his
1:54:42constituents
1:54:44and yet these three people who were not
1:54:47even in Kentucky
1:54:49were able to buy the outcome they
1:54:51wanted. So ignore all these things and
1:54:54just believe like we know what we're
1:54:56doing. The elite is super smart. Trust
1:54:59the science. trust uh the news and
1:55:03you'll be fine. That's the biggest lie
1:55:05in America today.
1:55:07>> And what's what's about the world every
1:55:10everyone who's watching it from
1:55:12different countries, different parts of
1:55:14the world, right? There are two
1:55:16essential questions. First is I want to
1:55:18understand how much power do they have?
1:55:20What's the how much power
1:55:24X country has, Y country has? Can we
1:55:26have like bunch of passports in front of
1:55:27you and you can explain us that? So I
1:55:30will say that the world right now is
1:55:32divided into two major camps. Okay.
1:55:35>> Okay. The first camp which is the
1:55:38majority of the world are those who are
1:55:40heavily invested in the current global
1:55:42economic order run by the Americans what
1:55:45we call PAX Americana. So the United
1:55:47States is a top dog right they're at the
1:55:49core
1:55:51>> and then they have their allies that
1:55:53work with them to maintain the global
1:55:57order. And of course the biggest ally is
1:56:00Britain, right? And together what they
1:56:05do is they will control the world's
1:56:10resources
1:56:11and in order to enrich themselves and so
1:56:15Saudi Arabia
1:56:18obviously because of its oil, right? But
1:56:20also
1:56:22China is also part of
1:56:27uh this system. Why? Because basically
1:56:30Saudi Arabia and China are the same
1:56:31thing, right? So Saudi Arabia has oil,
1:56:34China has cheap labor
1:56:36>> and they sell both United States for US
1:56:39dollars which are which are recycled
1:56:41back in the US economy.
1:56:43Okay. So
1:56:46uh both Saudi Arabia and China are
1:56:49heavily invested in the global economy.
1:56:51>> Okay.
1:56:52>> And then you have Singapore. What is
1:56:54Singapore? Singapore is an offshore
1:56:56financial center which launderers money
1:56:59from place to place. Basically Singapore
1:57:01just launches money from Malaysia and
1:57:03then um uh invested elsewhere. Okay. So
1:57:07Singapore is crucial for this system
1:57:09because these offshore financial centers
1:57:11like Dubai, Hong Kong, uh Singapore that
1:57:15help this that that help this global
1:57:18circulation of US dollars which fuels
1:57:20the global economy, right? Um
1:57:24then you have uh Japan which is also a
1:57:28very important uh American ally and um
1:57:34it is America's most important ally in
1:57:37East Asia
1:57:39and Japan basically subsidized the
1:57:41American economy by buying a lot of US
1:57:43treasury bills. Okay. So this is all
1:57:46part of the American order. And then you
1:57:51have nations that
1:57:54are outside the system.
1:57:56>> Okay?
1:57:56>> And they are revisionist powers.
1:57:59And the two um major revisionist powers
1:58:03in the world right now are of course
1:58:04Russia and Iran, right? Because these
1:58:06are two heavily sanctioned uh nation
1:58:10states that are not that that are not
1:58:12that are not allowed to participate in
1:58:14the system.
1:58:16>> Okay. And then you have countries like
1:58:19India
1:58:21and South Africa
1:58:24and um Pakistan
1:58:27that float in between and that they're
1:58:31trying to
1:58:33um enter the system but there are
1:58:35certain national constraints to prevent
1:58:37them from fully entering the system. And
1:58:40the major national constraint okay
1:58:42that's really important is
1:58:44sovereignty. the pride of their people.
1:58:46They don't they don't want to become an
1:58:48American vassel state because everyone
1:58:49else in the system is an American vassel
1:58:50state.
1:58:51>> And which one of these is the most
1:58:53powerful apart from America?
1:58:55>> Um so I will say that um within this
1:59:02um
1:59:04uh circle.
1:59:05>> Okay. So the thing about this is America
1:59:09does not allow anyone to be powerful in
1:59:11this system. Otherwise, America cannot
1:59:14maintain its monopoly of power. Right?
1:59:18So,
1:59:20we would think that Britain, Japan, uh
1:59:23Germany,
1:59:25>> uh EU could all be powerful,
1:59:29>> but they've all been cannibalized by the
1:59:32United States, especially Germany,
1:59:33right? Because remember before 2014,
1:59:38Germany could take cheap
1:59:41Russian energy
1:59:44subcontract to Polish uh factories and
1:59:48then sell expensive manufactured goods
1:59:51like cars to China,
1:59:54>> right? And this allowed Germany to
1:59:56become the most dynamic economy in the
1:59:58world at that time. But then what
2:00:00happened was America said you can't buy
2:00:04cheap Russian energy. In fact, America
2:00:07blew up the Northstream, right? And you
2:00:10can't trade with China anymore.
2:00:12>> So it screwed Germany over.
2:00:16So if you're in a system, what America
2:00:18does is cannibalize you, right? Same
2:00:20with China where China is part of the
2:00:23system and China um recycles a lot of US
2:00:28dollars into the US economy. But America
2:00:32is like no you have to obey us
2:00:37or otherwise we will
2:00:40uh restrict semiconductors to you. We
2:00:43will um impose tariffs on you and we
2:00:47will block trade access. Right. So
2:00:50again, this is what empires do when
2:00:52they're in decline. They cannibalize
2:00:54those in their immediate vicinity
2:00:56because they can't do anything about
2:00:57Russia. Russia has nuclear weapons.
2:01:00Uh Pakistan, South Africa, India are too
2:01:03hard to manage because they have natural
2:01:05pride. So you're just stuck
2:01:07cannibalizing your own allies and your
2:01:10own allies become weaker and weaker over
2:01:11time until you force a political
2:01:13revolution in these nations.
2:01:16>> Interesting. And which one's the
2:01:17weakest?
2:01:19Oh, the weakest uh in well I mean
2:01:22>> circle of
2:01:23>> Saudi Arabia.
2:01:24>> Why?
2:01:25>> Saudi Arabia is very very weak.
2:01:27>> Why?
2:01:28>> Okay.
2:01:29>> Don't they control half of the world's
2:01:31oil?
2:01:31>> But they don't have human capital. What
2:01:33matters is human capital, right? So they
2:01:35have this oil, but they're forced to
2:01:36bring in engineers from Europe and
2:01:38America to extract this oil. Um their
2:01:44entire population is basically on
2:01:45welfare, right? They're giving these
2:01:47government jobs that do nothing. they
2:01:48just sit there do nothing and so they
2:01:50don't have human capital and and we we
2:01:52can see this because of this uh war in
2:01:54the Middle East where Saudi Arabia is
2:01:58very passive there's really nothing
2:01:59Saudi Arabia can do to affect the
2:02:01outcome this is true for the entire GCC
2:02:04nations the Gulf cooperative uh
2:02:06countries Qatar Ban uh Kuwait UAE Saudi
2:02:12Arabia they're on the same boat
2:02:15but is [snorts] It's why does this
2:02:19happen?
2:02:21I'm I'm actually picking up a pattern
2:02:24from Saudi Arabia's story and relating
2:02:27it to the world stories right Saudi
2:02:29Arabia which has lot of oil in the world
2:02:33controls a large part of it is one of
2:02:35the weakest countries according to you
2:02:37because the power they don't have much
2:02:39when Zula has lot of natural resources
2:02:42the president gets picked up Cuba
2:02:45similar thing just most of the countries
2:02:49which are very naturally rich countries
2:02:53including lot of African regions.
2:02:56Shouldn't they be powerful? Why are they
2:02:58the weakest?
2:02:59>> Yeah. This is this is what's called the
2:03:00resource trap where a nation if it has
2:03:02too many resources it lends itself to
2:03:07complacency to hubris and to internal
2:03:11conflict. Basically the people within
2:03:15the country they elite fight amongst
2:03:17themselves for control over these
2:03:18resources.
2:03:20um and they don't focus on human
2:03:21capital,
2:03:22>> right? So that's why Saudi Arabia is
2:03:24weak. That's also why Nigeria is weak.
2:03:26Even though Nigeria is one of the
2:03:27wealthiest countries in the world, uh
2:03:29but countries that are small and have
2:03:32very little resources are forced to be
2:03:34much more resilient, much more
2:03:36organized, much more creative. And this
2:03:39includes place like Singapore, right?
2:03:42>> Also place like Korea,
2:03:45>> Finland,
2:03:46>> uh Japan, right? Japan has almost no
2:03:51resources. Its only resource is its
2:03:52people. So therefore, it has to educate
2:03:55everyone to the best of its ability,
2:03:58provide the best education possible, and
2:04:00create a very cohesive social system to
2:04:03make sure everyone gets along.
2:04:06>> And which country out of all of these
2:04:09will use nuclear first?
2:04:12Um, I personally do not believe that
2:04:16nuclear weapons will be used in our
2:04:18lifetimes
2:04:19>> ever,
2:04:20>> ever because the there's a universal
2:04:22taboo against nuclear weapons. Whichever
2:04:24nation uses nuclear weapons first will
2:04:26face immediate retaliation from everyone
2:04:29else. Okay. But if you if I had to guess
2:04:33like what nation would most likely use
2:04:37nuke weapons, I would guess either um
2:04:41and I'm sorry [clears throat] to say
2:04:41this but either India or Pakistan
2:04:45possibly Pakistan.
2:04:48>> And why?
2:04:50>> Because Pakistan is a very very weak
2:04:53disorganized nation with nuclear
2:04:54weapons. So its control systems are not
2:04:57in place to restrain itself in case of
2:05:02um in in case of an emergency right
2:05:06Pakistan is poor it's divided it's
2:05:08corrupt
2:05:10um so if a if a nuclear weapon will be
2:05:14used it might be used in a war between
2:05:16India and Pakistan and I hope it doesn't
2:05:19happen I don't think it will happen but
2:05:21I think like the most likely scenario
2:05:22would be Pakistan
2:05:24>> because India won't right India has this
2:05:28usually India has this approach and
2:05:29philosophy that we never use first
2:05:32>> that's right but also like India doesn't
2:05:34have to use weapons against Pakistan
2:05:36right whereas Pakistan has to in order
2:05:37to survive against India
2:05:41>> this doesn't make me happy at all
2:05:44>> I I apologize I personally think there's
2:05:46almost a 0% chance nuclear weapons will
2:05:48be used ever in our lifetimes
2:05:50>> you know you're talking about India
2:05:52you've also in the past have made
2:05:53parallels between India and Israel.
2:05:55>> Yes.
2:05:56>> Why?
2:05:57>> Okay.
2:05:58So, um what I want to do now
2:06:03>> is show how a conflict this conflict in
2:06:07the Middle East will uh develop and how
2:06:10this will draw in other nations into
2:06:12World War II. Okay. And to do that, what
2:06:15I'm going to do is use
2:06:18um a chess set. So I want to show you
2:06:22how the major global players interact
2:06:26with with each other.
2:06:27>> Okay?
2:06:28>> And we need to keep in mind that each
2:06:31nation state is a civilization with its
2:06:34own personality and worldview which
2:06:36determines how it sees the world and how
2:06:38it behaves in the world.
2:06:39>> Okay.
2:06:39>> Okay. So Russia
2:06:42is an esqueological nation that believes
2:06:45in a third Rome prophecy. Basically it
2:06:49wants to create peace in Eurasia be the
2:06:52new Roman Empire.
2:06:53>> Okay. America is a nation founded by
2:06:58Freemasons and Freemasons believe that
2:07:03they want they can create heaven on
2:07:05earth and the way you do that is through
2:07:09artificial intelligence. And so this is
2:07:12called the technocracy or the technate.
2:07:14This is something that's heavily
2:07:15promoted by people like Peter Theo and
2:07:18Ellen Musk where rather than a democracy
2:07:20you have a technocracy a nation run by
2:07:23data experts and AI okay so that's the
2:07:26American vision you have Israel
2:07:31um and Israel of course wants to create
2:07:34the greater project so control of the
2:07:36entire Middle East that's also esotical
2:07:38and you have the Iranians which uh
2:07:41believe that in a time of crisis is um
2:07:46their uh 12 Iman will return and lead
2:07:50them to war and victory against all
2:07:53their enemies. So the Iranians are also
2:07:55esquetological. Okay. And this explains
2:07:57why there's so much conflict in the
2:08:00Middle East because all four nations are
2:08:02trying to control the Middle East to
2:08:05achieve their own separate esque
2:08:07esquetology. Okay.
2:08:08>> Okay. I want to focus today on e on
2:08:10China and India because these nations
2:08:16they're not they don't play chess they
2:08:18play goal right so let's talk about
2:08:21China
2:08:23the game of chess you're trying to
2:08:24defeat your opponent directly right um
2:08:28the rules are very clear um the strategy
2:08:32is very direct and it's [clears throat]
2:08:33really about how to do so uh with
2:08:38creativity. Okay. The Chinese play go.
2:08:41Okay. And go it's not a game of direct
2:08:44confrontation. It's a game of subtle
2:08:47diplomacy and negotiation to encircle
2:08:51your enemy.
2:08:52>> Okay.
2:08:52>> So what this means is that rather than
2:08:57engage in the Middle East, the Chinese
2:09:00are going to encircle the world. And so
2:09:04rather than side of Russia or the United
2:09:06States, what China wants to do is work
2:09:09with both Russia
2:09:11and the United States,
2:09:14>> right? And
2:09:15>> so the world main players are only
2:09:17Russia and United States. That's it.
2:09:18>> They are the two main players. Um
2:09:21um Israel and Iran are secondary players
2:09:24in the Middle East. And then I'll talk
2:09:26about China and India. Okay.
2:09:28>> Okay. So they're all players.
2:09:30>> They're all players but their strategies
2:09:31are different. Okay. So if you're China,
2:09:33you don't want to side with Russia to
2:09:36fight against United States. You want to
2:09:38play gold. So you surround your enemies.
2:09:41Okay?
2:09:42>> So you work with United States and you
2:09:44work with Russia, meaning you buy energy
2:09:46from both. You trade with both. You also
2:09:50work with Ukraine in the war against
2:09:53Russia. You also work with Europe. you
2:09:58also work with Iran and Israel. Okay?
2:10:04>> And so it's a game of go. You're
2:10:07surrounding your enemy and meanwhile
2:10:09you're focusing a lot of your chess
2:10:11pieces, a lot of your uh movements in
2:10:15Africa and South America as part of the
2:10:17belt and road initiative because that
2:10:19this is where uh places are poor
2:10:22resourcerich and where you can have the
2:10:24most impact. Okay. So this is a game
2:10:25that China plays. Why does China play
2:10:28this game? Because China is first and
2:10:30foremost a plantation economy. Meaning
2:10:33the elite create wealth by exploiting
2:10:36the people of China. So what China cares
2:10:40about is domestic unity and
2:10:44international
2:10:45tranquility,
2:10:47right? That's China. This has always
2:10:50been historically true. That's why China
2:10:52plays the game of gold. India is very
2:10:54similar. If India could play go, they
2:10:58would do so as well. But India cannot.
2:11:01So the only strategy that's viable for
2:11:04India is to piggyback on this conflict.
2:11:08Right? So rather than say I'm going to
2:11:10work with
2:11:11um
2:11:13Iran, Israel, United States, and Russia,
2:11:15you can't do that because you're not in
2:11:16China, right? So what you do is you pick
2:11:20a side and you go all in on that side.
2:11:23>> Okay.
2:11:24>> Okay. So right now there's a there's a
2:11:27growing alliance between Zionism and
2:11:29Hindutva, between Israel and India.
2:11:33Okay, you're India and you pick Israel
2:11:36and you bet heavily on Israel.
2:11:40And the reason why is
2:11:43um first of all, Israel remains
2:11:49Israel is still popular in India.
2:11:50There's only four nations in the world
2:11:52where Israel has a net popularity rating
2:11:55and one of these nations is India. Okay.
2:11:59Everywhere else Israel is not at all
2:12:01popular and I think a lot of it is
2:12:03because Hindutva and Zionism have very
2:12:06common framework.
2:12:07>> Okay.
2:12:08>> Right now this alliance makes a lot of
2:12:11sense because Israel does not have that
2:12:14many people.
2:12:16>> India has a lot of people. So imagine a
2:12:19situation where Israel
2:12:22is expanding throughout the world. Okay?
2:12:25It has the Greater Israel project in
2:12:27place, but it's also in Argentina. Okay?
2:12:31It's also in Ukraine
2:12:34after the war ends, of course.
2:12:36>> It's also in Australia.
2:12:40It's also in Canada. Okay. So, Zum XM is
2:12:44spreading around the world in order to
2:12:45achieve their esquetology.
2:12:48Israel doesn't have that many people but
2:12:50India does
2:12:53right so India could provide the labor
2:12:57and Israel can provide the military as
2:13:01well as the financing
2:13:03>> but why would India do it
2:13:04>> okay great question okay so
2:13:06[clears throat]
2:13:07all right India wants to be the next
2:13:10China so we have to figure out how China
2:13:12became rich
2:13:13>> China became rich because in 1980s you
2:13:15had America America shift its factories
2:13:19to China and China could organize its
2:13:22labor and build logistics network
2:13:26to enable these factories and then trade
2:13:29around the world. Okay.
2:13:31>> But to do that you need a strong
2:13:34political state.
2:13:35>> India doesn't have a strong political
2:13:37state. It's a chaotic democracy.
2:13:41So how do you best leverage your labor?
2:13:45So rather than have the factories come
2:13:48to India
2:13:50um and it's not going to happen because
2:13:51India is too chaotic and the logistics
2:13:54isn't that great and it doesn't really
2:13:56have a domestic market. You you move
2:13:59your people
2:14:02overseas,
2:14:03right? You're still exploiting the
2:14:04labor,
2:14:06>> but you're doing it a different way
2:14:08where America where maybe America is
2:14:10putting its factories and then you send
2:14:12in Indian workers to uh work these
2:14:15factories and then they send their money
2:14:18back to India
2:14:20>> and then you're creating an Indian
2:14:21diaspora throughout the world.
2:14:23>> So what's going to happen now? Now that
2:14:26these are the people playing their
2:14:27games, someone's playing a chess,
2:14:29someone's playing direct, someone's
2:14:32trying to play go. India is trying to do
2:14:34its own thing, America is trying to do
2:14:36own thing, China's doing own thing.
2:14:37>> I think
2:14:38>> where do you see this like what's the
2:14:40future in 2035?
2:14:42>> I think you'll see the rise of India,
2:14:44but not India the nation state, but
2:14:46India the diaspora.
2:14:48>> Indians.
2:14:49>> That's right. I think um Indians are the
2:14:53new Jews.
2:14:55That's what I think.
2:14:56>> That's that's the wrong way to put it,
2:14:57but
2:14:58>> Okay. Well well well well I'm sorry if I
2:15:00offend you but but explain to me why
2:15:01it's a wrong way to to to to put it.
2:15:05>> Because Indians are the new way of
2:15:08India. That's it. We're just you would
2:15:11just see rise of Indians all around the
2:15:14world and we will figure out our own way
2:15:16to increase our influence and create
2:15:19maximum impact for our state and our
2:15:22people. We don't want to be compared
2:15:24with anyone else or be drawn parallel
2:15:27with anyone else because the way they
2:15:30are expanding probably they have their
2:15:32own ways they have own
2:15:35agendas to do so we don't have those
2:15:38>> right so um um I I agree okay but the
2:15:42larger point I was trying to make is
2:15:44[clears throat]
2:15:45if you go to America there are two
2:15:47ethnic groups that dominate the
2:15:48universities that dominate uh the
2:15:51financial sector
2:15:52that dominate median publishing
2:15:54>> equal
2:15:56>> and yeah and they are they Jews and
2:15:58Indians right and you ask yourself why
2:16:01is it that these two ethnic groups more
2:16:05than other ethnic groups why are they
2:16:06able to dominate uh academia
2:16:10uh publishing media tech and I I think
2:16:13it's because both have profound
2:16:15religious intellectual traditions that
2:16:18they can draw upon and which fuels their
2:16:21creativity
2:16:22And this is something that unfortunately
2:16:23China does not have.
2:16:26I'm Chinese. I'm telling you right now,
2:16:27we don't have a profound religious,
2:16:31intellectual, literary tradition to draw
2:16:34upon. And that's why when you go to
2:16:36America, you don't see that many Chinese
2:16:38in the humanities sections of Yale and
2:16:40Harvard. You don't see many Chinese
2:16:42working in media or publishing. You
2:16:45don't see that many Chinese who are um
2:16:49bestselling authors like you have in
2:16:51India. Quite honestly, some of the best
2:16:53writers of English today are from India
2:16:56and that's a very strange thing because
2:16:58in English is not native to India. So I
2:17:02think for the Indian people um the world
2:17:05is very optimistic.
2:17:08>> Interesting. [snorts] when and I asked
2:17:11you my question that where do you see
2:17:14the world in 2035
2:17:17by the way and to put your point I
2:17:18really believe world is optimist for
2:17:21world is very
2:17:23world looks at India with lot of
2:17:25optimism and India are going to stand by
2:17:28that optimism I really feel our time is
2:17:31now
2:17:33>> it's growing all around the world now
2:17:35coming back to the question 2035
2:17:37>> 2036 No,
2:17:39>> I think there are certain nation states
2:17:42>> like India
2:17:45um and their time has come to rise.
2:17:47Okay. So I think India is rising but I
2:17:50think that Japan will rise as well.
2:17:52>> Why Japan?
2:17:54>> Because Japan don't they have their own
2:17:56problems of aging population not many
2:17:59young people actually supporting the
2:18:02state for old people? uh government
2:18:06government incentives and everything is
2:18:08skewed towards older people. Uh society
2:18:10is getting lonier by lonlier. So don't
2:18:14you feel there's a lot of problem in
2:18:15Japan?
2:18:16>> From a demographic perspective, Japan
2:18:18has the worst crisis possible because as
2:18:20you say too many old people who live for
2:18:23too long and not enough young people
2:18:26having children.
2:18:27>> Um I think their fertility rate is now
2:18:29like 1.0 something like that. Uh one 1.0
2:18:32to 1.5. uh but it's very very low and so
2:18:36given all this you think that Japan is
2:18:38screwed
2:18:39but what Japan's facing every single
2:18:43industrialized nation is facing as well
2:18:45>> the the question then is which nation
2:18:49can solve the aging crisis
2:18:53>> and historically there's been only one
2:18:55nation that has proven itself that has
2:18:58proven itself to be extremely resilient
2:19:00over time and that's Japan
2:19:02>> that's True.
2:19:03>> And so to solve the aging crisis, there
2:19:07has to be a major sacrifice made by old
2:19:10people. Only in Japan where you have a
2:19:12majority of old people who said, "I'm 80
2:19:14years old.
2:19:16My nation uh is dying. I don't want my
2:19:21nation to die before I do. So let me
2:19:23make the sacrifice necessary so that my
2:19:25children, my grandchildren, my
2:19:27great-grandchildren can have a happy
2:19:28future. And I can expect I can I can see
2:19:32Japan Japanese engaging in mass
2:19:34euthanasia what they call super cool. No
2:19:37one else is going to do this, right? The
2:19:40Americans aren't going to do this. The
2:19:41Chinese aren't going to do this. The
2:19:42Koreans aren't going to do this. No one
2:19:44else is going to do this. So imagine the
2:19:46huge advantage Japan will have if its
2:19:50elderly population is willing to engage
2:19:52in massive in Asia.
2:19:54>> Everyone else everyone else is screwed.
2:19:56Japan is still standing at the end of
2:19:58the day. That's why I think Japan will
2:20:01>> because of the national character of the
2:20:03people there.
2:20:03>> That's exactly right.
2:20:04>> Yes.
2:20:05>> Interesting.
2:20:05>> The Japanese people are willing to make
2:20:06the sacrifice necessary to protect and
2:20:08save their nation. And they've done this
2:20:10three times in their history. Um first
2:20:13when the Mongols invaded, they came
2:20:15together as a people to repel the Mongol
2:20:17invasion, the greatest empire at that
2:20:19time, not once but twice. Okay, that's
2:20:22first instant. Second instance is the
2:20:23major reformation when
2:20:26China was basically carved up by the
2:20:28western powers
2:20:30>> and America sent in warships to Japan
2:20:32and says you either open up your uh
2:20:34economy now or we'll come and invade
2:20:36you. Japan had no choice but in 20 years
2:20:39time they industrialized to the point
2:20:41where they could defeat Russia in a war.
2:20:43Okay, the second time and the third time
2:20:44is after World War II they were
2:20:48devastated as a nation. 50% of the
2:20:51economy was destroyed. 50% of the
2:20:53factories was was destroyed. A lot of
2:20:54their people were dead
2:20:56and in 20 years time they became the
2:20:58dominant manufacturing power in the
2:21:00world. So the Japanese are incredible
2:21:02people.
2:21:02>> True. True.
2:21:04>> Right. So I'm I'm just saying like
2:21:05whenever faced with a crisis rather than
2:21:07just say we give up they come together
2:21:09as a people and they outperform.
2:21:12>> Fair. And then other nation you said
2:21:15India, Japan and Germany.
2:21:18>> And Germany. Okay. When I mean Germany,
2:21:19I basically mean Northern Europe.
2:21:21>> Um, so I think that
2:21:24>> what countries will it be?
2:21:26[sighs and gasps]
2:21:26>> Well, the uh Baltic countries, the
2:21:29Scandinavians and the Germans together
2:21:31will form a coalition. Uh because uh
2:21:34Russia because they need to repel
2:21:36Russia.
2:21:36>> And so they need to come together as a
2:21:38people in order to defend themselves
2:21:40against the Russians.
2:21:41>> And why will they rise? What's in them?
2:21:44What's in Russ Germany which will make
2:21:47them powerful? You go to the year 1900,
2:21:49okay? And you ask yourself what nation
2:21:53is the most sophisticated culturally,
2:21:57>> scientifically,
2:21:59>> intellectually,
2:22:00>> and it's Germany.
2:22:02>> True.
2:22:02>> The best people in the world were going
2:22:04to Germany to study physics, to study
2:22:07philosophy because Germany had the best
2:22:09universities.
2:22:11And the Germans in 19th century
2:22:15contributed tremendously to world
2:22:17civilization. They have the best
2:22:19philosophy of course but they also have
2:22:20the best music um and the best
2:22:25scientists
2:22:27and
2:22:29um World War II and World War I were
2:22:32devastating for Germany and so they
2:22:34almost have a historical grudge,
2:22:36>> right? So if you go to Australia,
2:22:40Canada, United States, Britain, there's
2:22:43a sense of like complacency. We are the
2:22:46Anglo-Saxons.
2:22:48We are the best in the world. There's an
2:22:51arrogance, hubris, complacency, laziness
2:22:54to these people. Not the German people
2:22:56though, because German people have
2:22:58suffered nothing but humiliation
2:23:01and tragedy. So they're willing to work
2:23:03hard.
2:23:04>> Mhm.
2:23:06>> Interesting. Why? How do you make all of
2:23:08these predictions and things like this?
2:23:11Like what do you study? What do you
2:23:12read? What how do you come to these
2:23:15conclusions, this narrative?
2:23:19>> Um well, first of all, I am 50 this
2:23:23year, so I' I've lived a a a long life.
2:23:27>> Um I have always been an astute observer
2:23:31of human nature. Mhm.
2:23:33>> So wherever I am, I just observe the
2:23:35people around me and I ask myself, why
2:23:36do they do what they do? And what I find
2:23:39is that people actually don't do things
2:23:41because it's logical. They do things
2:23:43because that's who they are. And you're
2:23:45never going to change them.
2:23:46>> Okay? So character matters a lot.
2:23:48>> Um I've read a lot of books. I studied
2:23:50English literature at Yale. Um and I've
2:23:53I've been I'm a very proficient reader,
2:23:55prolific reader. Um and I'm just a
2:23:59deeply curious person. I want to know
2:24:01how the world works.
2:24:03I I'm not I don't have any skin in the
2:24:04game. I'm not an investor.
2:24:06>> Um I'm not a politician. I don't have
2:24:08any power, but I'm just curious about
2:24:11how the world works. I'm very passionate
2:24:14about this. I want to know the truth.
2:24:16Even even if it cost me my life, okay?
2:24:19Because it's not a smart idea to like
2:24:20talk about Jeffrey Epstein and Hav
2:24:22Lubber and Jerry Kushner. These are very
2:24:24powerful people. But I I think [snorts]
2:24:28that I have very curious mind and I have
2:24:31a very strange way of analyzing things
2:24:33that allow me to connect things into a
2:24:35narrative. And I want to share this with
2:24:38with the world as a public good.
2:24:41>> And what is psycho history?
2:24:44>> Right. So psycho history when I was
2:24:47young I read a lot of science fiction.
2:24:49Um and my favorite author when I was
2:24:52like 13 or 14 was Isaac Azimoff. I read
2:24:54all of his books. He wrote like a
2:24:56thousand. Okay. I mean like he was a
2:24:57very prolific writer
2:24:59>> but I was particular in love with his
2:25:01foundation series and I love the idea of
2:25:02psycho history and the idea of psycho
2:25:04history is you take human history and
2:25:08you look at it from macro perspective. I
2:25:10mean like tens of thousands of years
2:25:12certain patterns emerge
2:25:14>> and then you can mathematically model
2:25:16these patterns and then once you have
2:25:19these patterns in place it is possible
2:25:20to extrapolate them into the future. M
2:25:24>> and then predict how events will f
2:25:26unfold. And if you're able to do that,
2:25:28you're also able to control the timing
2:25:31[snorts] and pacing of events.
2:25:33Basically, you're able to accelerate
2:25:35events. So this this is what um as a
2:25:38asimov meant by cycle history.
2:25:41>> Got it.
2:25:42>> And this is by the way very similar to
2:25:43what esquetologists do as well, right?
2:25:47>> Interesting. You know, here's my last
2:25:49question which I usually ask almost all
2:25:51my guests is
2:25:55what cost did you pay to become
2:25:58professor Jian? Um
2:26:02the costs were immense and terrible. So,
2:26:08uh, first of all,
2:26:10when I was 6 years old, my family
2:26:13immigrated to Toronto, Canada. And
2:26:16growing up in the West was traumatic for
2:26:19me. We were a poor family. We didn't
2:26:22speak any English. My dad was a
2:26:24dishwasher.
2:26:25Um,
2:26:27I was bullied in school. I was made fun
2:26:30of. Everyone thought I was stupid.
2:26:33Um, and that made me more determined to
2:26:36prove them wrong. So, I worked really
2:26:38hard in school and I got into Yale. When
2:26:40I went to Yale,
2:26:43um, it was even more traumatic because I
2:26:45didn't belong at Yale. Yale was a place
2:26:46for rich kids who were destined for
2:26:49success in life no matter what they did.
2:26:51But I was just this immigrant kid who
2:26:54didn't have any social manners, who
2:26:56didn't understand
2:26:58um, how to navigate society.
2:27:01Um, one of my one of my biggest
2:27:03frustrations was I never had a
2:27:05girlfriend. When I went to Yale, I was
2:27:07still a virgin. I didn't drink and I
2:27:10felt socially alienated. I felt awkward.
2:27:14And so I left the United States even
2:27:16though I I I been a doctor, a lawyer.
2:27:20Uh, but I came to China to find my roots
2:27:23to have sex maybe, you know. Um, and
2:27:28I've been here ever since. And being in
2:27:30China has been a terrible experience
2:27:32because
2:27:34um China is a dictatorship
2:27:38where people are treated as slaves and
2:27:41being in China has been
2:27:44um it's been so questioned to see
2:27:49um people treated without respect
2:27:52without any hope.
2:27:54um it's basically a safe society
2:27:57and I think that's really degraded my my
2:27:59soul over time and it's made me a very
2:28:02bitter and angry person yet at the same
2:28:05time I think being in China and being a
2:28:08stranger in a strange land uh because
2:28:11even though I'm ethnically Chinese I'm
2:28:14western in my outlook and thinking
2:28:17it's made me see things from a very
2:28:20clear objective lens
2:28:23And it's given me insight into human
2:28:26nature in a way that I would not have if
2:28:32I were professor at Yale, right? If I if
2:28:35I truly an academic, if I did my PhD at
2:28:37Harvard, then go on then then then go to
2:28:40Yale to teach like English literature or
2:28:42Chinese American literature, whatever.
2:28:45um I would have had had a very naive
2:28:49very
2:28:50um insular
2:28:53view of the world I know because I have
2:28:55a lot of friends who who've done that
2:28:57okay and they live in their own bubble
2:29:00and so even though it's been very
2:29:02traumatic and stressful and very
2:29:05unpleasant to have lived the life I have
2:29:07left I I I have lived I'm still very
2:29:10happy about it because it's given me
2:29:12insight into human truth you a way that
2:29:15I would not have access to if I were at
2:29:17a university.
2:29:20>> Great answer. Thank you so much. Thank
2:29:22you for sharing everything with me and
2:29:25all your knowledge and all your
2:29:27explanations and the cost that you paid
2:29:29to be here. Thank you so much. It was
2:29:31pleasure having you.
2:29:32>> Thank you Raj.
2:29:33>> Thank you so much. Now when did you
2:29:34start teaching?
2:29:35>> Oh when I started teaching I started
2:29:36right after college. So I started in the
2:29:38year 99. [music]
2:29:39>> And why like were you curious? I'm just
2:29:42curiously asking these things.
2:29:43>> Yeah. Well, I mean my dad was a teacher,
2:29:47>> okay,
2:29:47>> and my grandfather was a teacher.
2:29:49>> And um the moment I stepped in the
2:29:52classroom, I started teaching, I fell in
2:29:54love with it. And also, um when I was a
2:29:57student, one thing that that I did that
2:29:59was very curious is I always thought
2:30:02about how the teacher taught. I'm not
2:30:04sure if you did this as a student, but
2:30:05but you when he was teaching or he or
2:30:07she was teaching, I was like, you know,
2:30:08like this is a good way, this is a bad
2:30:10way. So I think um I have this natural
2:30:14um tendency to observe good teaching and
2:30:19try to copy it. So
2:30:20>> Oh nice.
2:30:21>> Yeah.
2:30:21>> Thank you so much for watching this
2:30:23episode till the end. We would love to
2:30:25know what you liked or disliked about
2:30:27this episode and which guest you would
2:30:30like to see again on this show or which
2:30:32are the new guests that you want to see.
2:30:34Let us know in the comments. Your
2:30:36feedback helps us improve and make every
2:30:39episode a little better. I'll see you
2:30:41the next time. Until then, keep figuring
2:30:43out
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