1815, at the Battle of Waterloo, Lord Wellington defeated in his British-Prussian pincer attack. Napoleon Bonaparte and he sent carrier pigeons to the coast on fast Corvette ships across to announce that morning that Lord Wellington had lost the war. And the British stock market plunged by 99%. Rothschild, of course, began selling right up front. Everybody panicked and began selling. Then they came in with the news, oh my god, Wellington has lost, British army destroyed, British empire has collapsed, Napoleon rules the earth, and as soon as everybody started selling, he bought it all up. And now, 200 plus years later, that system rules the entire planet.

So we talked about this in depth in the Endgame coverage, but just as a brief refresher, that story that Alex is telling about Nathan Rothschild is not true. It has its roots in a pamphlet that was distributed by a giant anti-Semite whose pen name was Satan, but it was actually named Georges Derenvale. Right. The pamphlet, released in French, was titled The Edifying and Curious History of Rothschild I, King of the Jews. Sure. would be dramatized in the 1940 Nazi propaganda film The Rothschild's Shares in Waterloo. To put it bluntly, Alex either thinks this fake story is true or he knows it's a lie that's been historically used to incite public hatred And he's passing it along to his audience as the truth anyway.

Well, I got a call two days ago from the security firm I hired that were former Army internal security researchers. So they're good researchers. And they ferreted it out and found that 75 plus percent of a major Swiss UBS bank investment firm is owned by the Communist Party Central Committee and by one of their major provinces and that they put all of this money, 400 million, into Dominion.

Because you know what got leaked last week by good intelligence agencies was that George Soros is basically naked shorting the dollar and the pound. To punish us, to get us back under global government.

No, that financial organization accidentally posted everyone's shorts online when they weren't supposed to. They posted those short bets. He didn't short against the dollar or the pound. It was a German bank, the Deutsche Bank, and that Dutch bank, ING. Those were the shorts that came out. He's absolutely lying. And then saying that it comes from good intelligence services is lying about the sourcing of it.