Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to another episode of the Mark Mos Show,
Speaker 1: where we talk about each and every week we talk
Speaker 1: about what I call the decentralized revolution. I'm talking about
Speaker 1: the way the world is changing right now before our
Speaker 1: very eyes. We look at it through the lens of politics, finance,
Speaker 1: and technology. Now, most people understand that things are changing, Um,
Speaker 1: most people don't understand why they're changing, and more importantly,
Speaker 1: where they change to or where things go. And so
Speaker 1: we try to uncover that. I know, um, you know,
Speaker 1: I've talked about this a lot. I'm not gonna go
Speaker 1: through it. But UM like this pendulum that swings from centralization,
Speaker 1: which is peak centralization, World Economic Forum and you in
Speaker 1: and I m F and so forth, swinging back towards
Speaker 1: a world of decentralization. And a lot of people always
Speaker 1: ask me, um, arc when when when will this happen?
Speaker 1: And I say, it's a process, it's not an event.
Speaker 1: It's happening. And so we spend time looking at that.
Speaker 1: Of course, UM, through the lens of those three things.
Speaker 1: Like I said, politics, finance, and technology, it's easy to
Speaker 1: see that the political system around the world is changing.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about that. It's easy to see that the
Speaker 1: financial system is falling apart. It's crumbling right before our
Speaker 1: very eyes. And of course technology is what always drives
Speaker 1: the change, and of course we're talking about Bitcoin of
Speaker 1: the decentralized technology that provides us, which gives us exactly
Speaker 1: what we need right when the world needs to reject
Speaker 1: centralization to move to decentralization, we have the technology that
Speaker 1: gives us just that. So I want to talk about
Speaker 1: for this show some of the biggest signposts that we
Speaker 1: can see right now today that are happening um that
Speaker 1: really illustrate that we are in the middle of this process.
Speaker 1: So the event, it's a process, not event event. I mean,
Speaker 1: it doesn't happen at a specific date and time. It's happening.
Speaker 1: It's like watching paint dry um or water boil um.
Speaker 1: The water is heating up and it will eventually start boiling,
Speaker 1: but right now it's heating up. And that's kind of
Speaker 1: what we're talking about. So we look at a signpost
Speaker 1: to see how these are happening. So I want to
Speaker 1: go through those, and then I want to talk about
Speaker 1: what I might see as potentially the biggest opportunity that
Speaker 1: we have to take advantage of this if we want
Speaker 1: to make money from it, if we want to protect
Speaker 1: our money from it, if we want to build, grow,
Speaker 1: and protect. I'd like to say, build, grow, and protect
Speaker 1: our wealth as this transition happens. So it's not just
Speaker 1: a matter of watching, uh, paint dry, just to watch
Speaker 1: paint dry. It's a matter of watching this so we
Speaker 1: can move, react, we can build, grow, protect our wealth,
Speaker 1: um and have a lot more success. I know things
Speaker 1: are scary. I get it. Uncertainty is always scary. Also,
Speaker 1: things are scary because you know, maybe you're not happy
Speaker 1: with the way things are going, which a lot of
Speaker 1: people aren't. But it's not a not a doom and
Speaker 1: gloom show. I have lots of hope. I believe that
Speaker 1: on the other side of change is massive, open prosperity
Speaker 1: for ourselves, for our killed, our kids, our children, are grandkids,
Speaker 1: et cetera. And so that's what I'm excited about. And
Speaker 1: so let's take a look at this UM kind of
Speaker 1: digging into this a little bit. So where do I
Speaker 1: even start. There's so many signposts that are happening. What
Speaker 1: we can see is let's let's take a look at
Speaker 1: Let's start with some of the smaller ones and we'll
Speaker 1: dig into some of the bigger ones here. Um Man,
Speaker 1: they're all so big. I've written down like five or
Speaker 1: six big signposts. One as I said, we've been moving
Speaker 1: towards this centralization. So World Economic Forum, Think Tank they're
Speaker 1: sitting above and really, um, if we if we looked
Speaker 1: at this, uh, the world sort of like an organ chart,
Speaker 1: like an organizational chart for a business. If you look
Speaker 1: at the org chart for a business, you have the
Speaker 1: CEO at the top, and then maybe the directors you know,
Speaker 1: the vice presidents below them. Um. Then you might have
Speaker 1: the managers you know, and then like the employees and
Speaker 1: so you kind of have this org chart like this
Speaker 1: upside down or like a pyramid. And if you look
Speaker 1: at the world, we'd have something very similar where we'd
Speaker 1: have the B I s at the top, maybe the
Speaker 1: B I s in the I m F the banks
Speaker 1: the banksters that run the world they say, at the top.
Speaker 1: And then below that then we have like these policy
Speaker 1: makers like the World Economic Forum, the Rockefellow Foundation, etcetera. Um.
Speaker 1: Below that then you would have the policy uh enforcers,
Speaker 1: these are the governments, um. And then somewhere below that
Speaker 1: you would have then um us the subjects, the people right.
Speaker 1: And so as this power has been getting centralized, UM,
Speaker 1: it's tried to basically control every every area of our life.
Speaker 1: One of the big ways they do that is, like
Speaker 1: I said, through the money. So it starts at the bank.
Speaker 1: So they say, hey, um I m F says, hey, countries,
Speaker 1: if you want our money, then you must do the
Speaker 1: things that we want you to do. So for example, UM,
Speaker 1: during during the pandemic, we saw the entire world shut
Speaker 1: down at the exact same time, directed by the sister
Speaker 1: arm of the world ecomic form. But this is the
Speaker 1: World Health Organization w ef w H and they said, hey, world,
Speaker 1: the whole world's gonna die, and so you better lock
Speaker 1: down your country. And they said, the whole world's gonna die.
Speaker 1: You're gonna lose everything, but don't worry. We got your back.
Speaker 1: We got your back. We're gonna give you a bunch
Speaker 1: of money so you don't die. And uh, in order
Speaker 1: for you to get that money, you must do the
Speaker 1: things that we say that you do. And they do that,
Speaker 1: and and there's other ways they do that. And so
Speaker 1: a little bit lower level, we have this policy called
Speaker 1: E s G. I've talked about this quite extensively it
Speaker 1: stands for Environmental, Social and Governance e s G. And
Speaker 1: it's a set of guidelines that they they being the
Speaker 1: World Eucoming Forum and all the people that are at
Speaker 1: the top of this pyramid are pushing onto businesses and
Speaker 1: again through the money. Right, so it starts at the
Speaker 1: banking If you want our money, you must do what
Speaker 1: we say you must have your business is comply with
Speaker 1: an e s G environmental social governance system. Now, this
Speaker 1: is not this is not conspiracy, this is not speculation.
Speaker 1: This is their stated goal. You can go to the
Speaker 1: World Like Coming Forum website. You can read it directly
Speaker 1: Mark Harney, who is arguably one of the most influential
Speaker 1: people the entire world. Um, if you don't know who
Speaker 1: he is, just google it real quick. You'll find out
Speaker 1: who he is. He said that companies that do not
Speaker 1: comply to these e s G mandates will be quote
Speaker 1: his words quote economic road kill, meaning if they don't
Speaker 1: do the things that we say they should do, then
Speaker 1: they don't get any money and they'll die economic roadkill,
Speaker 1: as he calls them. Now, it continues to get pushed
Speaker 1: down and what a lot of people, and we're talking to,
Speaker 1: mostly at a US based American audience today. But this
Speaker 1: applies to you no matter where you're in the world.
Speaker 1: But what a lot of people don't understand the United
Speaker 1: States is that it also continues working the same way.
Speaker 1: Our money, you know, starts with the money being used
Speaker 1: against us. And so you might have heard the word
Speaker 1: or the heard of the fund called black Rock before.
Speaker 1: And then black Rock is the largest asset manager in
Speaker 1: the world, so they have more money, you know, more
Speaker 1: assets than anybody else, and they are one of the
Speaker 1: biggest pushers of these E s G mandates, And so
Speaker 1: they take basically they own between black Rock, Vanguard, and
Speaker 1: State Street, they basically own every publicly traded company. Go
Speaker 1: to any of your favorite public traded companies, go find
Speaker 1: out who the shareholders are, and you're gonna see one
Speaker 1: of those three names as the largest shareholder, most likely
Speaker 1: black Rock, but then State Street and Vanguard as well.
Speaker 1: So black Rock owns almost all the companies out there,
Speaker 1: all the public traded companies. Um you remember hearing how
Speaker 1: they are buying up single family homes all across America,
Speaker 1: pricing single family homes out of single families out of
Speaker 1: buying homes, and again pushing E S G mandates. For example, Um,
Speaker 1: they took they took control and interests of Exxon. You
Speaker 1: might have heard of Xson before. It's one of the
Speaker 1: largest oil companies, energy companies in the world, American company.
Speaker 1: They took ownership, they took over the board seats, they
Speaker 1: ousted some other people from the board, they took over
Speaker 1: controlling board seats, and then they made Exxon get out
Speaker 1: of the oil business. Now it's bad for two reasons.
Speaker 1: It's bad because they're an oil company. So what does
Speaker 1: that will come to do when they get out of
Speaker 1: the oil business? While they lose money? And so if
Speaker 1: you were an investor in that company, you're not real
Speaker 1: happy about that you've lost money. But also, if you're
Speaker 1: somebody in the world who wants to live, you've realized
Speaker 1: that oil drives the price of everything. That's now the
Speaker 1: cost of everything that you get went up because we
Speaker 1: have less oil. That's one example. I want to talk
Speaker 1: about how this is breaking down. Um, you're if you're
Speaker 1: just tuning in, you're listening to the markma Show. We're
Speaker 1: talking today about the decentralized Revolution, which we talk about
Speaker 1: every week. But I want to break this down a
Speaker 1: little bit how it's swinging right now, and then some
Speaker 1: of the opportunities that it's opened us up for us.
Speaker 1: For us, I got a whole lot to cover. I
Speaker 1: better talk a lot faster. You don't want to miss
Speaker 1: what I had to say. I want to break it
Speaker 1: down point by point, and then, like I said, show
Speaker 1: you what the opportunities are for you today to build,
Speaker 1: grow and protect your wealth as this entire pendulum was saying.
Speaker 1: As the pendulum swings back, So we've got a lot
Speaker 1: more to cover. You don't want to miss it. You're
Speaker 1: listening to the Markmas Show. We're back in a minute
Speaker 1: with more. Don't go away, all right, welcome back. You
Speaker 1: are listening to the Mark Ma Show. We're talking about
Speaker 1: the decentralized revolution. Each and every week, of course that
Speaker 1: we talk about we look at it through the lens
Speaker 1: of politics, finance, and technology. Now today we are talking
Speaker 1: about specifically really digging into this, and we always do
Speaker 1: every week, but I want to look through a couple
Speaker 1: of sign posts that we can see that shows us
Speaker 1: this pendulum is swinging back, and then more specifically talk
Speaker 1: about some opportunities that opens up for us. Um As always,
Speaker 1: I have a very ambitious schedule of things to go through,
Speaker 1: which looks like I probably want Bible to get them. Also,
Speaker 1: let me see if I can whittle some of this down.
Speaker 1: But before the break, I was talking about these top
Speaker 1: down policies that are forcing this, and it all starts
Speaker 1: with the money. That's why the bankers sit at the top,
Speaker 1: and they're pushing these policies down through the money. And
Speaker 1: so now as we get lower, we have asset managers
Speaker 1: like black Rock that are forcing these e s G.
Speaker 1: Environmental social governance mandates through and it's bad. It's scary. Uh,
Speaker 1: it's creating lots of problems. UM not just for shareholders
Speaker 1: because they bought these companies hoping the shares would go
Speaker 1: up in value, but it's bad for everybody because, well
Speaker 1: in my opinion and in a lot of other people's opinions,
Speaker 1: they are working against the best interest of the people
Speaker 1: they're supposed to represent. So UM, as an asset manager,
Speaker 1: you have something called a fidactionary duty. It means you
Speaker 1: have a legal legal obligation to do the best that
Speaker 1: you can for the shareholders, meaning make them the most money.
Speaker 1: But these policies are specifically not doing that, and so
Speaker 1: we're seeing some pushback on this uh or if you've
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Speaker 1: But we've been talking about for the last couple weeks
Speaker 1: some of these signed posts, and one of them was
Speaker 1: that people are now waking up to what black Rock
Speaker 1: is doing pushing these e s G mandates. And we
Speaker 1: talked about how Louisiana became the first state to pull
Speaker 1: their pension funds out. So a lot of people don't
Speaker 1: realize is how did black Rock become the largest asset
Speaker 1: manager in the world where they get all the money, Well,
Speaker 1: it's your money, it's your pensions, it's your or one
Speaker 1: case that they're managing for you. And then they're using
Speaker 1: your own money against your best interests. Hmm. That seems
Speaker 1: like a conflict of interest to me. That doesn't sound
Speaker 1: like a fidictionary duty, does it. A fishary duty is
Speaker 1: to make if you're managing my money, you should be
Speaker 1: making me as much money as you cannot playing politics,
Speaker 1: not playing politics at the cost at a tune of
Speaker 1: cost of me money. And that's exactly what Missouri or
Speaker 1: Louisiana said. Hey, we're you're, you're, you're you're, you've gone woke.
Speaker 1: You're not honoring your fidicciary duty. Um, you're working against
Speaker 1: our best interests, and we are pulling our money. Was
Speaker 1: about a hundred million dollars and that's exactly why. And
Speaker 1: shortly after that we saw South Carolina follow suit UM.
Speaker 1: Then Missouri just decided to follow suit. UM, Utah, Arkansas
Speaker 1: have all followed suit UM. And basically they're saying, Um,
Speaker 1: Missouri latest state to divest from black Rock over e
Speaker 1: s G initiative is quote woke political agenda. They say
Speaker 1: that black Rock is prioritizing it's woke political agenda above
Speaker 1: financial interest for consumers. This is per the Missouri State
Speaker 1: Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick. Um, so they've pulled their pensions UM
Speaker 1: from black Rock. Now, UM, like I said, this is
Speaker 1: getting bigger and bigger and bigger. They say that quote,
Speaker 1: this is the right thing to do for Missouri state
Speaker 1: employees who rely on the asset manager for their retirement.
Speaker 1: Fidciary duty must remain the top priority for investment managers,
Speaker 1: a duty some of them have abdicated in favor of
Speaker 1: forcing a left wing social and political agenda that has
Speaker 1: failed to succeed legislatively. Publicly traded companies end quote their words,
Speaker 1: not mine. So we've we've we've given them our money. Uh.
Speaker 1: We're hoping that they do the best with our money
Speaker 1: as they can so we can retire one day. But
Speaker 1: they have failed to do that and instead have pushed
Speaker 1: UM their left wing social political agenda. That's what they said. Uh.
Speaker 1: Oh and and and I like to hear how he said,
Speaker 1: UM agenda that's failed to succeed legislatively. So what they're
Speaker 1: saying is, uh, these policies have been tried to be
Speaker 1: forced on us politically, but they've been rejected that people
Speaker 1: don't want them. The voters have said, no, we don't
Speaker 1: want them. So instead of going through the public route
Speaker 1: where we get to vote and have say, they're now
Speaker 1: trying to force them upon you with your own money.
Speaker 1: Let me read it again. He says, the political political
Speaker 1: agenda has failed to succeed legislatively, is now being forced
Speaker 1: on publicly traded companies, that they are taking ownership of
Speaker 1: these publicly trade companies with your money and then doing that. Um,
Speaker 1: he says, goes on, quote, we should not allow us
Speaker 1: at managers such as black Rock, who have demonstrated that
Speaker 1: they will prioritize advancing a will political agenda above the
Speaker 1: financial interests of their customers, to continue speaking on behalf
Speaker 1: of the state of Missouri. End quote again quote it
Speaker 1: is past time that all investors recognize the massive fidciary
Speaker 1: breach that is taking place before our eyes and they
Speaker 1: do something about it. End quote. So look, Um, maybe
Speaker 1: you don't agree with his statement about a woke or
Speaker 1: a left wing social or political agenda. Maybe don't agree
Speaker 1: with it, that's fine. Maybe you like woke left wing
Speaker 1: and that's fine too. Maybe you like right wing or
Speaker 1: whatever you wanna call it. I I hate to even
Speaker 1: use these labels. Um, that's fine. Have whatever political ideologies
Speaker 1: you want. But when it comes to managing my money,
Speaker 1: all you should be thinking about is my money and
Speaker 1: doing the best that you can for my money. Let
Speaker 1: us vote on our politics somewhere else. That's what they're saying,
Speaker 1: So try to take that part out. But this is
Speaker 1: only gaining steam. And so again this is a signpost
Speaker 1: show that the world is pushing back on this. And
Speaker 1: so now we saw this week nineteen states, nineteen states
Speaker 1: attorney generals now have formed a coalition to investigate Blackrock.
Speaker 1: Nineteen states investigate major US banks pushing e s G
Speaker 1: policies quote killing American companies. Now, remember what I said,
Speaker 1: Mark Harney said, if these companies don't comply, they're going
Speaker 1: to be quote economic road kill. That's what he said.
Speaker 1: If companies don't comply with the s U, they'll be
Speaker 1: economic road kill. And that's exactly what this says right here,
Speaker 1: because they're killing American companies. That's the point. You either
Speaker 1: do what we say or we kill you. And that's
Speaker 1: exactly what they're saying. So now here says six major
Speaker 1: US banks were served with civil investigative demands for information
Speaker 1: related to e s G implementation. Nineteen Republican led states
Speaker 1: are launching an investigation to six large US banks that
Speaker 1: will examine their involvement in the United Nations net zero
Speaker 1: Banking Alliance, which they say is quote killing American company
Speaker 1: So again centralization top down. Whose alliance is this? The
Speaker 1: United Nations, the u N. The u N has something
Speaker 1: called net zero Banking Alliance. Why are US banks, which
Speaker 1: is supposed to be a sovereign nation UM looking out
Speaker 1: for the interests of its own people? Why are US
Speaker 1: banks in US States adopting a u N initiative which
Speaker 1: is killing American companies? A good question, that's the question
Speaker 1: they're trying to find out, UM and there so it
Speaker 1: says many of the largest banks are being investigated. Bank
Speaker 1: of America, City Group, Goldman, Sacks, JP, Morgan, Chase, Morgan Stanley,
Speaker 1: and Wells Fargo. We're all served on Wednesday by the
Speaker 1: States with a civil investigator demand, which is basically subpoena
Speaker 1: for requested information. As a signpost this is falling apart,
Speaker 1: it's being pushed back on. You listen to the Marketma show.
Speaker 1: We're talking about the decentralized revolution and how we can
Speaker 1: see it changing. Right now, I'm gonna talk about the
Speaker 1: opportunities UM that come from that. Don't miss this. I'll
Speaker 1: be right back, all right, Welcome back. You are listening
Speaker 1: to the Markma Show. We're talking about the decentralized revolution
Speaker 1: each and every week, and we look at it through
Speaker 1: the lens of politics, finance, and technology, because, as I say,
Speaker 1: it's a process and not an event. So we want
Speaker 1: to see that the process. We're in the middle of
Speaker 1: the process, and the more signposts that we see, the
Speaker 1: more that we know that we're moving through the process,
Speaker 1: the more that we know that we're closer to the
Speaker 1: end of the process, and then what comes after that
Speaker 1: and as it changes, what should we be doing about it? Well,
Speaker 1: that's exactly we're gonna talk about today. UM. A couple
Speaker 1: more signposts that we see that it's happening. UM. We
Speaker 1: talked about these this top down this u N control
Speaker 1: where US banks are adopting these policies of the UN
Speaker 1: that are killing American businesses. Nineteen states in the United
Speaker 1: States have now filed this subpoenas against these banks to
Speaker 1: find out what they're doing here. UM. But we can
Speaker 1: also see, you know, lots and lots of talk about
Speaker 1: going around about the Central bank digital currencies, UM, and
Speaker 1: they're a big deal. There should be a lot of
Speaker 1: talk about them, because it is a very big deal.
Speaker 1: Now I get it. A lot of people are like, well,
Speaker 1: but you know, Mark, all our transactions are digital anyway, right,
Speaker 1: we already have cryptocurrencies, right, what's the big deal? Um? Well,
Speaker 1: the reason why it's the big deal is because yes,
Speaker 1: they are still digital currencies. So I mean, technically, I
Speaker 1: don't really use cash much anymore. I just got back
Speaker 1: from a vocation down deep down in south South Mexico,
Speaker 1: and all they want is cash. Nobody does credit cards
Speaker 1: or debit cards down there. Um. But where I'm here
Speaker 1: in the United States, it's mostly debit cards and credit
Speaker 1: cards and wire transfers and and so forth everywhere. So
Speaker 1: it's it's sort of already digital. The difference with the
Speaker 1: central bank digital currency is that it's programmable money, so
Speaker 1: they can program and in ahead of time that this
Speaker 1: person gets this interust rate, this person gets this indust rate. Um,
Speaker 1: this person gets this money, but he can't spend the
Speaker 1: money on this, this, this right, things like that, and
Speaker 1: it is uh, it's it's the ultimate tool for surveillance
Speaker 1: and control, the ultimate tool for survance control, which is
Speaker 1: why a lot of lawmakers, legislators, and governors in the
Speaker 1: United States are pushing back on this, but of course
Speaker 1: this is a top down thing. This is what the
Speaker 1: i am F International Monetary Fund once, this is what China,
Speaker 1: of course is the first one to roll theirs out.
Speaker 1: Of course it's China complements their social credit score system perfectly.
Speaker 1: But there's lots of talk of the United States rulling
Speaker 1: out their own Central Bank Digital Currency or c b DC,
Speaker 1: And of course why wouldn't they write, the dollar is
Speaker 1: the reserve currency of the entire world, so of course
Speaker 1: it makes sense they should roll one out. The difference
Speaker 1: is that in China it's communist. Now I don't understand this,
Speaker 1: but if I say that, I say it on YouTube,
Speaker 1: and people say, how could you say that China is
Speaker 1: not communists? And it's like they're literally controlled by the CCP.
Speaker 1: That's the party that's in our the communist the Chinese
Speaker 1: Communist parties. It literally has it in their name. So
Speaker 1: I don't get that part. But anyway, of course, in
Speaker 1: China they roll it out quickly. It's communist. The United States,
Speaker 1: we're supposed to be the land of the free, We're
Speaker 1: supposed to not have things that control us. But it's
Speaker 1: supposed to have freedom. We're supposed to supposed to have
Speaker 1: a say in these types of things. UM. And so
Speaker 1: there's a lot of pushback going to this. We saw here.
Speaker 1: FED Governor Waller is skeptical of CBDCs, says he's not
Speaker 1: a big fan of the Fed issuing a digital dollar.
Speaker 1: And while some people are saying, but but it's just
Speaker 1: just like a checking account of the Federal Reserve, right,
Speaker 1: it's just like that. UM. The problem is it's not
Speaker 1: it's not just that UM. They went on. He went
Speaker 1: on to argue that it's just like what the People's
Speaker 1: Bank of China, the PBOC has been actively trialing UM.
Speaker 1: But now they want to bring it to the US. UM.
Speaker 1: But they understand that this is used for surveillance. Now
Speaker 1: they've also rolled one out in Nigeria, but it hasn't
Speaker 1: really been used very much because well they don't want
Speaker 1: to and they're not quite as communist as as China has.
Speaker 1: But this is a big problem as a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: back to the i m F International Entary Fund. Remember
Speaker 1: we started out being the show of here with me
Speaker 1: talking about the world as an org chart and at
Speaker 1: the tops it's the b I S or the I
Speaker 1: m F International Entary Fund. And this week we saw
Speaker 1: the Central Bank. Uh. Something came out from the I
Speaker 1: m F that says UH, such a bank digital currencies
Speaker 1: would let governments control what people spend money on. Per
Speaker 1: the IMF official hmm, it says UH. International Nentary Fund
Speaker 1: said that the Central Bank Digital currency CBDC could potentially
Speaker 1: allow government to control what people spend their hard earned
Speaker 1: cash on. That doesn't sound like freedom, does it? So
Speaker 1: they can control what I'm able to spend my money on.
Speaker 1: M hmm, sounds like surveillance. Sounds like kind of the
Speaker 1: opposite of freedom to me, which is why Americans don't
Speaker 1: want this. Um. Neil Kasharki, president of the Federal Reserve
Speaker 1: Bank of Minneapolis, said in writing quote, I can see
Speaker 1: how China is for this. I don't see how Americans
Speaker 1: would want this. So that's the Federal Reserve President of Minneapolis.
Speaker 1: He went on to uh say that the governments have
Speaker 1: a historical pattern of misusing these tools, citing Canadian Prime
Speaker 1: Minister Justin Trudeau's moved to freeze the bank accounts of
Speaker 1: of the trucker protesters. Yeah, doesn't sounds like a good thing. Now,
Speaker 1: remember the top of the pyramid, top of the ORG
Speaker 1: chart was the b I S, the I m F.
Speaker 1: Now I may report from the b I S found
Speaker 1: that of national central banks are planning to launch their
Speaker 1: own c B d C for release to the general
Speaker 1: public that includes the United States. Now we know that
Speaker 1: Biden has put through his h his mandates, his executive
Speaker 1: orders to rush this through. So this is being mandated,
Speaker 1: this is being this is an executive order by the
Speaker 1: Biden administration to rush this through. Now Augustin Carston's he's
Speaker 1: the he's the head of the b I S. Noted
Speaker 1: in central banks would have quote absolute control over the
Speaker 1: rules and regulations that will determine the use of that
Speaker 1: expressed or that expression of central bank liability. And then
Speaker 1: we'll also have the technology to enforce that end quote
Speaker 1: mm hmm. Yeah, that's that's directly out of his mouth.
Speaker 1: Central banks CBDCs will have quote absolute control and have
Speaker 1: the technology to enforce it. Again like the head of
Speaker 1: the Federal Reserve of Minneapolis. Because Sharsky said, I can
Speaker 1: see how China wants this, I don't see how Americans
Speaker 1: would want this, and they don't. I don't want it,
Speaker 1: you should want it. I can't see how anybody would
Speaker 1: want that, And so what do we do about that?
Speaker 1: That's the question. Let's dig into that now. So what
Speaker 1: do we do about this? So we can see the
Speaker 1: signpost other signposts that we have. We can see um,
Speaker 1: you know, throughout the world, we saw opek Um, which
Speaker 1: is where we get the our our oil from the
Speaker 1: Middle East, and the US has uh, you know, did
Speaker 1: a deal with with Saudi Arabia back in the seventies
Speaker 1: to have what's called the petro dollar um and that
Speaker 1: kind of controls the oil flow and maintains the dollars
Speaker 1: um staying in the world. That's all fallen apart um
Speaker 1: we have, you know, from the financial side, the sovereign
Speaker 1: sovereign debt bubble is bursting right now. But let's just
Speaker 1: focus on this right now. So what can we do
Speaker 1: about this? As a Kasharsky said, I don't see anybody
Speaker 1: why anybody in the US would want it. I don't
Speaker 1: want it. You don't want it, um. I don't want
Speaker 1: my pension money being weaponized against me. I want my
Speaker 1: pension money to grow and be as safe as it
Speaker 1: can so I can retire. I don't want to working
Speaker 1: against my best interests, like pushing the price of oil
Speaker 1: go all up so that my gasoline goes up, everything
Speaker 1: goes up. I don't want that. I want those types
Speaker 1: of social issues to be voted on. Right. I thought
Speaker 1: this was a democracy. All you hear is we have
Speaker 1: to protect the democracy. To protect the democracy, that's all
Speaker 1: we hear. So we should be able to vote on it. Right,
Speaker 1: But what if our vote doesn't count? And that's the
Speaker 1: key piece, that's that's the lynchpin of it all. Now,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to get into, you know, whatever happened
Speaker 1: in the last election, but I think it's pretty obvious
Speaker 1: to most everybody that our votes count less and less
Speaker 1: and less, and really that's a problem with the democracy.
Speaker 1: Democracy is really tyranny of the minority by the majority.
Speaker 1: If ten of us all got together and um, seven
Speaker 1: of us voted that the three of you the minority
Speaker 1: to just give us all your money, well that's democracy
Speaker 1: tier any of the majority by the minority. But there's
Speaker 1: a better way. There's a better way, which is what
Speaker 1: CBDCs are against. But there's a way that we can
Speaker 1: push back, and it gives us a massive opportunity at
Speaker 1: the same time. If you're listening to the Mark Mo Show,
Speaker 1: we're talking about the decentralized revolution, talking about the way
Speaker 1: the world is changing as we look at through lens
Speaker 1: of politics, finance, and technology. Of course that technology being bitcoin,
Speaker 1: which is the decentralized technology that is the catalyst that
Speaker 1: enables all of this to happen. UM. So I got
Speaker 1: a lot more to cover. I'm gonna talk about the
Speaker 1: opportunities that are here right now. You don't want to
Speaker 1: miss this last part. I'll be back in a second.
Speaker 1: Don't go away, all right, Welcome back. You are listening
Speaker 1: to the Mark Mo Show. We're talking about the decentralized revolution,
Speaker 1: like like we do every week, but today I'm digging
Speaker 1: into some of the big signposts that we see happening
Speaker 1: UM of how we can see that the world is
Speaker 1: rejecting the centralization and swinging back to decentralization. And I
Speaker 1: want to talk about some opportunities that we have um
Speaker 1: one to really help swing this pendulum, but as well
Speaker 1: as help ourselves maybe make some money here. So we
Speaker 1: can see that the centralization is being rejected. We can
Speaker 1: see that the I M F and the B I
Speaker 1: S is planned to change us not through demo democratically
Speaker 1: elected political processes, but through financial processes like black Rock.
Speaker 1: How that's being pushed back on. We can see that
Speaker 1: the people are rejecting this. We can see things like
Speaker 1: the central bank digital currencies that are being pushed through
Speaker 1: in China. But as the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Board president said,
Speaker 1: we can see why China wants it, but I don't
Speaker 1: understand why anybody in the Nit States want it, and
Speaker 1: of course we don't. But the problem is they're trying
Speaker 1: to push this on us anyway. Biden administration is pushing
Speaker 1: this through through executive order. That means, basically, he's the
Speaker 1: dictator and we do what he says. That's that's what
Speaker 1: an executive order is. Meaning we don't vote on it.
Speaker 1: You get no say, I get no say. All are
Speaker 1: elected leaders that we elected, they get no say. He
Speaker 1: as the dictator. He pushed it through. So what do
Speaker 1: we do about this. We don't even get a chance
Speaker 1: to vote. So the real vote comes not through the
Speaker 1: political process of going and cast in a ballot. The
Speaker 1: real vote comes with our money. That's where our vote comes.
Speaker 1: So look at this, Look what this is exactly what
Speaker 1: I talked about. Black rock, So they couldn't push these policies,
Speaker 1: these E s G policies through the political process, So
Speaker 1: they're pushing them through the financial process, which is using
Speaker 1: your money to take over these companies and forced through will.
Speaker 1: But it's our money, So why are we allowing them
Speaker 1: to have our money to push policies we don't want.
Speaker 1: Why don't we use our money to push the policies
Speaker 1: we do want. That's what we need to do. If
Speaker 1: we want to voice our opinion, we vote with our money.
Speaker 1: We can also vote with our feet, so we see that.
Speaker 1: I think I think it was New York has the
Speaker 1: highest amount of people leaving the state. They're voting with
Speaker 1: their feet. I don't like the heavy handed lockdowns that
Speaker 1: you've had. I don't like the heavy handed tax regulations
Speaker 1: that you have. So I'm leaving right They're they're they're
Speaker 1: voting with their feet. We can also vote with our money.
Speaker 1: And it's happening like crazy. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: Um since Netflix went woke quote unquote woke, they um
Speaker 1: their stock is down massive into double digits, um Meta
Speaker 1: Facebook Meta there down into matt seventy five per cent.
Speaker 1: Their stock is down. They're saying like go woke, go
Speaker 1: broke right. We saw CNN try to launch their new
Speaker 1: their their ratings have crashed so hard they tried to
Speaker 1: launch a digital streaming platform, lost over three million dollars
Speaker 1: doing it. And so people are voting with their money,
Speaker 1: which is the really only the vote that counts, which
Speaker 1: is why as these states are pulling their money from
Speaker 1: black Rock, black Rock is all of a sudden forced
Speaker 1: to reconsider their policies. As a matter of fact, they
Speaker 1: put out a press release saying just that is it.
Speaker 1: Wait wait, wait, wait, wait on, hang on, We're not
Speaker 1: as evil as you think we are. They're being forced
Speaker 1: to change, not through a political process, through a financial process. Now,
Speaker 1: central bank digital currencies could change all that. Central bank
Speaker 1: digital currencies could say, well, you can only give your
Speaker 1: money to these companies that follow along with these left wing,
Speaker 1: woke ideologies. You can't give it to competitors. That's the problem.
Speaker 1: We need to push back on that. So how can
Speaker 1: we do that. There's a couple of ways that we
Speaker 1: can do that. So one of the best examples is
Speaker 1: Ben Shapiro over the Daily Wire. His show was sponsored
Speaker 1: by a company called Harry's Razors. Now Ben Shapiro he's Uh.
Speaker 1: He's known for saying lots of super mean, hateful things.
Speaker 1: And on his radio show he said that men can't
Speaker 1: get pregnant and uh, I'm saying that sarcastically, of course. Uh.
Speaker 1: And so that was so mean and hateful that his sponsor,
Speaker 1: Harry's Razors, went and said, Hey, Ben Schapiro, that was
Speaker 1: very mean and hateful, and you need to issue a
Speaker 1: formal apology and if you don't, we're going to pull
Speaker 1: our sponsorship away. And he said, you know what, I'm
Speaker 1: not going to issue a sponsor. I'm not gonna issue
Speaker 1: in a policy. And as a matter of fact, you
Speaker 1: can take your sponsorship with you, and I'm gonna create
Speaker 1: a competitor called Jeremy's Razors, and we are going to
Speaker 1: just do the same thing you're doing, but you're gonna
Speaker 1: push your woke ideology. We're gonna push it post a
Speaker 1: I'm gonna call it. I don't want to call it
Speaker 1: an anti woke. I'm gonna call it just a common
Speaker 1: sense policy. And they're crushing it. Why because average people
Speaker 1: that are the majority what what might be called the
Speaker 1: silent majority in this country in the United States, they
Speaker 1: don't really align with that. And if they were given
Speaker 1: a choice of two companies, one that's pushing ideologies they
Speaker 1: don't want, and one that's pushing ideologies they do want,
Speaker 1: they're gonna give their money to the one that aligns
Speaker 1: with them. Not Today, it's very easy to find companies
Speaker 1: that are pushing woke ideologies. But can you find companies
Speaker 1: that aren't. Well, we'd already talked about black Rock. There's
Speaker 1: a new asset management company that started up called Strive
Speaker 1: Asset Management, and there purposely pushing non woke ideologies. So
Speaker 1: you can pull your money out of black Rock, you
Speaker 1: can give it to them. Now, we know T Mobile
Speaker 1: is very vocal and outspoken about pushing their very uh
Speaker 1: heavy handed left wing ideologies. But where are you gonna
Speaker 1: go a T and T Are they any better? Well,
Speaker 1: now there's a new phone company called my Patriot Mobile
Speaker 1: that's popped up. And now, as a consumer, I have
Speaker 1: a choice. I can take my money from this company
Speaker 1: and give it to this I can vote with my money.
Speaker 1: We have conservative dating apps that are popping up. Of course,
Speaker 1: we know about the success of Black Rifle Coffee, very
Speaker 1: strong and pushing you know, Second Amendment rights, and they
Speaker 1: went public to massive success. We have my pillow. You know,
Speaker 1: we have countless examples of this. So what is the
Speaker 1: opportunity here. The opportunity is you could literally go take
Speaker 1: any company and position it properly to this silent majority audience,
Speaker 1: just like Jeremy's razors did, and you can crush it. Now,
Speaker 1: it might be very hard to move into a market
Speaker 1: that's already dominated with existing companies like a razor company,
Speaker 1: like how are you gonna go compete against Gillette and
Speaker 1: and all these companies? But they did it by serving
Speaker 1: the needs and ideologies of a group of people that
Speaker 1: allow them to vote with their money. We can see
Speaker 1: opportunities like this all over the place as a matter
Speaker 1: of fact. Uh and we and we can see how
Speaker 1: much of a need there is for this. If you
Speaker 1: if you look at a map um you could just
Speaker 1: search this um like h a map of the election
Speaker 1: red versus blue. And if you look at a picture
Speaker 1: of the United States, you'll see that the red dominates
Speaker 1: probably about eight percent of the map, and the blue
Speaker 1: operates about you know, maybe takes up about the map. Um. Now,
Speaker 1: the blue takes the most heavily concentrated areas, so you know,
Speaker 1: it kind of excuse a little bit, but all of
Speaker 1: that that shows you your potential market. It's big and
Speaker 1: we can see the rise of this happening very very
Speaker 1: very fast through politics. But again, where do people put
Speaker 1: their money? I like to use a quote from Socrates.
Speaker 1: He says that the secret to change is to focus
Speaker 1: all your energy not on fighting the old, but on
Speaker 1: building the new. And so all over the news today,
Speaker 1: I see people fighting against the education system. They're not
Speaker 1: happy with what their kids are learning in school. Great,
Speaker 1: start your own create a homeschool pod, create new curriculum,
Speaker 1: new stuff for kids. Right. You don't like the way
Speaker 1: mainstream media censoring you, Great, start your old media outlets,
Speaker 1: create your own media apps. Look at Rumble, they just
Speaker 1: went public. They crushed it. Um. You're not happy with
Speaker 1: what's happening with your money, Great, pull your money out,
Speaker 1: manage it on your own. We'll give it to a
Speaker 1: company next drive. You're not happy with the medical system
Speaker 1: and what they're pushing on you, Great, go go start
Speaker 1: your own medical practice or support people who have done that.
Speaker 1: That's the opportunity and that's how we change the world.
Speaker 1: We change the world. Um, not on fighting the old,
Speaker 1: but on building the new. Voting with your money. Now,
Speaker 1: Bitcoin underpins all of that because with the central bank
Speaker 1: digital currency, they're going to control where you can spend
Speaker 1: your money. So they're gonna say, well, you can only
Speaker 1: give it to companies that align with us. You can't
Speaker 1: give it to companies that don't align with us. Without
Speaker 1: the freedom of payments, there is no freedom at all.
Speaker 1: And so bitcoin underpins all this. So while you're at it,
Speaker 1: make sure to buy some bitcoin as well. That's it.
Speaker 1: You listen to the Markmas Show. Hopefully enjoyed today's show.
Speaker 1: That's what I got. Thanks for listening.