I've been trying to straighten up and decide what to do with several hundred pounds.
Maybe maybe a thousand pounds of computer books that are that are computer language books that are basically outdated and no one wants because no one reads anymore.
I'm actually thinking about using them as in a composting kind of a situation in a landfill for land remediation here.
Anyway, because they're just taking up space and I'm not not ever going to use them, etc.
Today we're talking about woo's money.
Wu's money is it, right?
Um boy, where do we start?
Let's start with woo real quick again, all right, just so we have that definition and people can jump from there.
Um there is a this is a demarcation in reality, and the normies are in here.
And the normies um uh have the mainstream media, they have the mainstream um paradigm.
They have academia.
I like to think of them as the academy.
It's less um authoritative sounding.
This is this is normies world.
Let's actually make a little bulge there so it's clear.
It's not spherical.
Anyway, so that's that's reality, right?
And uh and they own all of that, the normies own all of that.
And the normies have been captured by uh the woke and uh uh cultural Marxists at the moment, but nonetheless, it is the normies that own the mass.
And everything else that's not within that paradigm is the Wu.
And the Wu is everywhere.
Uh and the and to a great extent that uh is denied by the normies.
The whole normy paradigm is merely corralling some of the stuff in the woo and ignoring the rest of the of the universe.
Okay, and so Wu encompasses the universe, Wu is universe.
Uh it's just in this case the specific universe that is denied by the normie world.
Uh and so it can be any kind of stuff, right?
So uh someone using a um uh prophetic dream uh forecasting dream to choose a crypto that then pays off for them.
That's woo, that's successful woo.
You can also have failure woo.
You can do the same thing and crap out.
Uh so there's woo everywhere, it's um uh it's it is universal, and woo permeates everything, and if you understand that woo is a concept um created by exclusion of others mental perception of reality.
In other words, I just live in reality, okay, and I see things, and I point something out to somebody, and it turns out that that somebody is a normie, and the thing I'm pointing out to them is not within their paradigm of understanding, so to them it is woo, so they disregard it.
It's like um, you know, uh saying that uh everything Elon Musk does is crap because you know that he wants smoke to blunt, right?
So this it's a mental attitude of reinforcing the paradigm at risk of one's own self, at risk of one's own future and uh progress on the planet and so on.
And one's own species.
They'll do it to the point where they drive the species extinct just to preserve the paradigm, just to prove that their paradigm is correct.
And we're at that juncture now.
Now the good news is Wu always wins.
So their paradigm is going to crash.
We're in the death of an empire period.
It's going to be horrific.
It is horrific already.
We've been through the beginning years of it, year zero, and now year woo.
Year Wu brings some relief to the suffering that was put in under year zero because during year zero, the normie paradigm prevailed.
They had everything locked down within that paradigm.
They were fighting for that paradigm by locking everything down mentally, physically, socially on the internet, all of this stuff.
You know, if you said the wrong bad wrong words that they deemed bad, you're off of the social media and you're canceled and all of this kind of stuff, right?
That is the action of a mind trying to maintain its grip on its reality and knowing it's failing.
That's where we've been living.
And so the good news is we're now in year woo.
In year woo, we start getting this uh this cracking of the normies perception as universe once again intrudes.
Uh you can't deny it, right?
You can deny reality as much as you want, but you can't deny the consequences of denying reality.
And we're in the consequences stage.
This was forecast by the reports.
Although it's you know absurdly predictable.
Um this woo there's some things that a lot of people don't understand.
If you're coming from Normy world, you have not been educated, you've been schooled.
Your schooling was deliberate to attempt to reinforce the normie paradigm, not to educate you to think, not to educate you in any way, shape, or form.
It was to school you to behave as they wanted.
Uh so now the behavior no longer functions.
And so you're you're grasping for something else, and you've stumbled across this weird uh woo shit on the internet.
You don't know what to make of it.
Okay, so I'm gonna define it for you, and then we're gonna show you some practical examples of it and how it's going to be intruding in on your life here, real quick, and is now intruding in on your life.
And so um, so woo is everything, right?
Wu can be strange mirages.
Wu can be uh unexpected scientific discoveries like uh new kinds of energetic hurricane um effects over the North Pole, and uh Wu can be uh strange things in our history, out-of-place artifacts that cannot be explained by ordinary normie paradigm and the academy.
Uh Wu can be the thought that maybe that those really are old uh Nazi panzer tanks frozen on top of the ice under about five feet of snow in Antarctica, and maybe the Nazis actually did move a dozen panzers down there with a control um, they were a wagon, they were a big uh eight-wheeled truck that had their version of like SWAT team control stuff.
Anyway, um, so that's all Wu.
It's all denied by the Normy paradigm.
They don't want to investigate it, they just want to disregard it and go about their business of being normies.
And you can't blame them, that's fine, you know.
I live in Wu, they live in in Normiville or Normi land.
And uh, but now normie land's coming apart because now we're gonna get into Wu's money, right?
Wu's money is it.
And that's what it comes down to, really, is whose money is it?
In all of your life, uh you've been transacting, if you're in in uh the Western paradigm, in a number of currencies that are all paper currencies, and these paper currencies have been issued by government, and they have been able to be used as transactional tools in exchanges for of labor for value.
So you you go and you struggle and you work under bad lighting and You do some kind of you know basically meaningless task for a corporation in a small cubicle, and then you get uh some remuneration shoved into your account at a bank, and you can use those digits to produce uh tokens that you can then exchange for things like food or games or you know, fuel, that kind of thing, right?
And that's basically what we're talking about here.
We're talking about medium of exchange.
And if you've been online and you're a gamer, you're used to using other mediums of exchange that are not the US dollar or the euro or whatever currency of your particular locality.
In other words, you're used to using alternative currencies, alternative mediums of exchange.
True, it's only digital, and it's you know, for buying your your you know, spiffy little battle axe that has the you know death ratio out of it or something, who knows.
Anyway, um the all of the mediums of exchange in the non-digital or the the physical world based in reality kind of world, not the gaming worlds,
which are also based in reality, but nonetheless, but I but I'm saying the worlds of matter uh on the planet have been uh pegged to the US dollar in one form or another, and the peripheral countries have been losing control of their particular normie paradigm.
So if this was the USA as the dominant normie paradigm, the cultural norm, so to speak, then we might have, you know, we might have Venezuela, right?
I think it's VZ.
Venezuela here, and they've had problems, and they went socialist, and they've got more problems in their currency is dying uh relative to the dollar, which is itself dying.
And it this happening to all of the peripheral currencies that were pegged to the dollar.
We've seen some resurgence of euro because of Chinese trading and so forth, but basically all of the currencies are changing because the population is changing.
Because all of your life you've used a currency that was dictated to you by locality and circumstance and government of that locality and circumstance, and up until recently you've never really had much of a choice.
So if the government dictated XYZ, you traded in XYZ and never gave it much of a thought.
But now the the because of the stresses on the planet, because of the stresses on the normie paradigm being unable to adapt to the real woo of reality, it starts breaking down.
As it's breaking down, those structures that were used to maintain it are also breaking down, and in fact, are part and parcel of that whole process.
And so one of the structures that had been used to maintain it was the dollar.
But that ended up since 1913, uh in the 1930s.
Well, it was actually severed in 100% in 1971.
So that died.
The paper dollar died in 1971.
Rest in peace.
Alright.
All these digital schemes and dollar schemes for inflating the labor of a in leverage leveraging the labor of the people, uh, are all basically used for evil in some form or another.
Um, there's an old saying, uh, I think it's Portuguese actually, uh, behind every great fortune, there's a great crime.
Anyway, so uh the dollar from 1971 till present is essentially digital.
So this is the D dollar, and is the is it's a D, it's a petrodollar, but it's really this digital thing, right?
Um anyway, and so it has lost vast quantities of its purchasing price or purchasing um power, and so that one of these dollars now only equals something like 0.013 um percent or cents of the first dollar produced.
So the purchasing value of the dollar is crashed down to essentially nothing and is about to go 100% negative.
So they're almost going to have to pay you in some fashion to take it.
And we're at that point of the collapse of the normie paradigm and the intrusion of woo into all of it.
During this period of time, we're going to have lots of chaos within this area here.
But if you already live in the woo world, you're used to chaos, it's no big deal, right?
So chaos might be thought of as having to deal in six different currencies to you know travel uh 500 miles.
You know, I mean, in terms of defining it that way.
Chaos is also going to be entire social orders that freak out, uh supply line shut down, production shuts down, all of this sort of thing, just because the dollar breaks down even further.
And what's actually going to happen, the only thing that's holding it together is the ability to trade the dollars digital or physical paper for labor from outside the US, okay.
Um, because that's really all of our supply chains now.
and so we're experiencing a breakdown of the currency and a breakdown of the supply chains at the same time And the currency, the the dollar currency, the digital dollar and paper is breaking down, but it's also at the same time we've had a um a gross spurt of new alternative currencies.
And so we've got Bitcoin, we've got all the alt cryptos.
So we've got cryptos.
Um we've got gold, got silver.
Silver is going to be fantastically valuable just because of its real scarcity.
And then we've got other schemes, okay.
Uh these include things like uh local tokens, uh barter, all of this kind of thing.
And at this point, we're getting into a very interesting part of the process because as the supply chains are breaking down, they're breaking down on the stuff that actually was nominally in support of the currency.
The USA currency is actually supported by student debt.
All right.
Two-thirds of the Fed's balance sheet is underwritten by the obligation of the students to pay off this really stupid debt that was um that they accrued trying to educate themselves in order to survive in normie land.
And um, and so normally land is self-supporting, but it's um its underlying support is 100% confidence and the ability of these people to pay this off.
Now, two things can occur.
The confidence can wane to the point where they just say, you know, because of the circumstances, because of the hyperinflation of the dollar, the breakdown of the dollar, uh, you know, when it takes $35 to buy a big Mac, you're not gonna be putting much uh of money towards your student debt.
And so you'll say, screw it, you know, those things that don't actually go to sustaining you that day will fall away very rapidly.
And you'll maybe you'll agonize over it, maybe you won't, but it will occur and the banks will take that hit.
But in this case, on the student debt, it ultimately is gonna ripple all the way back up to the Federal Reserve because that's what they're using to back their their digital dollar at the moment.
They were they were in this weird kind of a way moving away from petrol dollar and moving over towards backing the digital dollar on the labor and aspirations and creativity of the USA population, uh, which is one of the reasons that they wanted to increase immigration as much as they could, because it's truly gonna be if you're gonna back your currency by a population, you need a big big pool of slaves.
And that was the leftist paradigm design was to open immigration as much as possible, make it seem as attractive as possible to all of these poor people, get them into miserable conditions within the northern hemisphere countries where they're not really prepared to survive, and then put them in conditions where they become a slave pool.
That is as truly the design on this.
And of course, use the existing population as a to as a slave pool as well.
It's not just going to be the immigrants.
So anyway, as the currency breaks down, the supply chains are breaking down.
This is causing the cost rises.
You're going to see fantastic cost rises in food, very much like we've seen in the countries that went socialist and then further collapsed as a result of that.
There may be an attempt here in the USA to go socialist, but there's some really interesting dynamics there that are going to intrude on the political process here very rapidly this year in year Wu.
As the supply chains break down, the money breaks down, you have to print more money to induce the people to keep the supply chains rolling.
But ultimately you get to this point of resource consumption at the cost you're prepared to pay within the structure that you've designed.
So in other words, uh we have a vast shortage of silver at the moment.
Okay, it's it's just starting to get into the money system that silver is really, really, really scarce.
Well, uh it's only scarce relative to the price.
If it were, you know, $15,000 an ounce, we probably have enough.
Yes, it's going to alter the nature of our society, alter the nature of everything that's done with it as an industrial metal.
We'll start looking for alternatives and so on.
We'll start using gold for as much of that as we can and do other things.
But nonetheless, at $15,000 an ounce, you may well indeed have enough silver mined every year to satisfy the demands of the planet.
So it's not an issue of resource scarcity as it is use of that resource and willingness to advocate to allocate the uh cost of that resource in order to get that use made.
So in other words, if we were a social order that had uh only used silver, for instance, for um nipple rings, okay, and we still had the same level of scarcity, but we were all addicted to nipple rings.
Uh, would we at that point support $15,000 nipple rings?
Well, maybe some people, but not very long.
You know, ultimately you would wise up as your money system starts degrading and those $15,000 nipple rings go up to $30,000, right?
So it's gonna it really impacts you at that level.
Now, going from a you know, an $800 cell phone you're getting on a credit structure anyway, uh, to uh you know, to a $5,000 cell phone due to increased cost, we're gonna have to deal with that in any event because of resources as it is, and the degradation of the currency.
It's not that the value of the cell phone has gone up, it's that the currency uh purchasing power has gone down rapidly and you're starting to notice it.
So you have to make some decisions.
Oh, your credit structure has gone up, and and they want you to provide four times as much monthly um dole out to support this cell phone, and you're gonna say, well, you know, I gotta eat, so no, I'm not gonna pay that.
And we'll start making these decisions as we go forward.
Realistic decisions, adults will come into the room and we'll deal with the um uh fact that there are unknowns that are not within the normie paradigm, it's not structured as they're trying to maintain, it doesn't persist like they say, it's not linear.
We have to deal with these cycles, we've got to be adults at about our our planning and can't take this uh you know leftist progressive socialist uh central planning thing, right?
Where uh the government and big corporations and stuff plan, but they plan on essentially on conditions maintaining as they are when conditions don't because humanity evolves, uh, they still try and shove humanity back into those conditions and or enter in denial.
And we've got a lot of that going on in normie land right now, as the planet hits these weird um junctures and reacts.
So we had uh planet woo intrude on everybody the other day with three large yesterday with three large earthquakes in um uh New Zealand uh following uh a day where there were simultaneous earthquakes in the northern and some southern hemisphere of virtually the same magnitude at the same time.
So you know, planet Wu is intruding, things are changing, we're getting an exp expanded planet here, and our currency is changing.
As it's changing, the ability to supply the supply chains to supply the silver is failing.
That's causing the silver price to start to rise up, physically rise up in terms of now to get silver delivered off of any of these auction sites, you've got to be ponying up uh probably forty to fifty dollars somewhere in there minimum.
And watch out, you're not buying counterfeit.
Um anyway, so as we get into the shifts, we're also entering into the soaring 20s.
There's gonna be uh woo intrusion, but woo intrusion is a time of opportunity as well.
Uh the tendency of the uh empires at the end uh is that all the powers that be care about is locking down and maintaining power.
So they truly lock down everything, lock it down, lock it down in order that their power base cannot shift and so on.
Because they're they're they have no ability to adapt, they don't have vision of what's coming, and so they and actually that mere fact that they lock everything down and try and go rigid and all of that means that they're being displaced.
And we don't have to do much to displace them.
I mean, you just have to turn and walk away and go and do your own stuff.
And that's why we're into the new world woo world and woo's money, right?
And so's money is where you understand that, oh geez, okay, look what's gonna happen here.
Um taxes.
Let's put that in red.
Taxes are a fixed count in dollars in the USA, but in you know, other places you'd have your buttons are gonna be a fixed calculation because government needs to plan, so they're trying to get you on a straight, straight uh schedule here, right?
And so look at this.
So uh say that you had some land and you had say five acres, you could say two hectares, five acres, and you paid taxes on it annually of five thousand dollars.
That's not too clear.
Hang on a second.
Okay, so the idea is here we are approaching into hyperinflation, and how to turn hyperinflation to your advantage.
All right.
So if you've got five acres of land and you're paying five thousand dollars in taxes there, and you're living in normie land and you exist on dollars, uh your exist maybe your existence is probably in a controlled fashion with those dollars in the sense that you're paid a fixed salary.
You're paid you know X number of dollars per month.
That X number of dollars has to be split up among all of these um costs.
Well, the good news is that while you're gonna have food costs going through the roof and fuel costs going through the roof, energy costs going through the roof, your your fixed costs that are that are on a fixed schedule regulated by government, there um uh there is an ability for you to actually make out a a profitably in dealing with the fact that they're locked into a fixed calculation.
So if I have a source of income that's based on woo, and and that source of income can then be converted over to fixed dollars any time I choose, and because of the nature of the degradation of the dollar, my fixed my income in Wu, say it's Bitcoin, say I was making Bitcoin or Ether or whatever, you know, earning in cryptos, and my cryptos are going up relative to the dollars, then that means my taxes are getting cheaper.
So if if my ether is $400 and now it's $1,200 and then it's $1,700, and then maybe it's $3,000.
And so, oh well, damn, one ETH now almost pays my whole annual tax bill.
Okay, so they got screwed because they got screwed in their money because you were smart enough to be doing your world's or your business in Woo's money, right?
And so that kind of thing is uh is how you have to think now that we're entering into a uh a woo world intruding into normie land.
So if you're a normie, you're not used to having multiple different kinds of currencies.
You're not used to the idea that you can choose where to put your labor, your excess labor, that's what savings are.
And uh, and it goes back to the idea that you would grow too much wheat or you know, go out and hunt too many elk, and so you'd have to save that elk so that your your labor, you could trade it to somebody, they would give you gold later on.
You could exchange that gold for uh some blueberries or something else, right?
And so you're storing and transferring that labor you put into to hunting down, tracking down the elk herd, and and you know, taking those those three um bowls.
All right.
So that's the way that that savings originate, and this is how we now have to think about it.
And you can.
We're we're rapidly approaching a barter world or woo's money world.
Because here's what's going to happen.
As I was pointing out, the silver supply is affected.
The silver is consumed, it's used, it's thrown into landfills.
So we're wasteful of it and we throw it away.
Umbe at some point it'll be profitable to go through the landfills to recover.
I don't know.
Uh anyway, though, at this point, we have more than enough gold.
We don't have enough silver.
Silver supply above ground is very, very crushed and uh and getting used up and getting splintered up and being bought up uh by people that want to save uh woo people, and so we're seeing a rising value in silver.
As the silver prices go up, we're gonna reach a point where there is a shattering of the currency's ability to back itself and be responsible to its obligations relative to physical metal.
So this is what I'm gonna say.
At some point, the ability of the Comex and these other commodity exchanges that are regulated by crooks that are paid to be crooks by the exchange itself and by the participants of the exchange, they pay these regulators to be crooked, um, those things, those those exchanges will be unable to deliver physical metal.
And so everybody that's bet currency with those exchanges in an in an opportunity to get physical metal will be will become disappointed.
Now that disappointment will express itself by that exchange trying to buy them off.
They're gonna come on out there and they're gonna say, okay, Joe, you know, um we like you, you know, um, and and we're gonna do you a good deal here.
Uh we're gonna go um uh 1.6 for one.
All right.
So we're gonna offer you uh 60 cents additional on every dollar you put into that contract to buy that silver.
And you're gonna you're gonna fall off your chair, roll around on the floor, laughing your ass off.
Okay.
Then you're gonna get up and say, give me my silver.
And you this could keep going back and forth.
And so ultimately the two of you will decide, because that because you'll do this three or four times with them.
You'll be in that room and they'll there'll be serious people in suits and shit.
Uh, and they'll uh they'll come on up and they'll ultimately you'll get the idea that you're not gonna get any physical silver because they don't have it.
Not because they don't want to get it, and and or maybe because they don't want to get get it out of their hands because they understand how valuable it is, right?
And so that point, then we become a barter society.
And what you're doing is you're establishing the barter value of silver in amount of paper or Digital currency.
And at that point, it'll be up to you to decide what you'll settle for.
So five times your contract's dollar value going in?
Ten, a hundred.
It's up to you because they cannot deliver silver.
So they must deliver digital currency.
At that point, the whole digital currency system has broken.
Now it'll take a while to ripple out to the guy who's who's got cows and he's selling milk to the local dairy to bottle up and put into your your grocery store.
Okay, it'll take a while.
Won't take that long though.
Maybe maybe three months maximum, okay?
And so say that March we have this, we have this fracturing, and we decide that we're actually in a gold and silver standard money system again.
That's that's what that means, right?
When they cannot deliver silver or gold, but we know they can deliver gold, but when they can't deliver silver, it means that silver now rules the money system, and that silver supply is the dominant factor in our money system, and we're on a silver standard.
Uh other empires have collapsed because of lack of silver.
Go read about the Athenian Empire and how they mismanage their silver hordes, got themselves into wars, and then the whole Athenian Empire collapsed.
And it collapsed very rapidly.
Now, ours are much bigger, we're you know, got more people involved, it'll take us longer, etc.
But fundamentally, it's the same concepts.
And so we're in this process of this of coming up to a day that'll be barter day, okay, bargain day, where you bargain with the people that owe you silver and you decide, knowing that you can you can you're gonna have two choices.
You can come to some agreement with them for some astronomical amount of digital dollars and try and scramble that digital dollars into something meaningful meaningful as fast as you possibly can.
By by that I mean buying anything.
We can get into that in a second.
Um you can decide, okay, you're gonna be uh a hard case about this and try and take it through the courts and so on.
The courts are corrupt, so that's not gonna get you anything.
It'll make a big stink, and there'll be other individuals, and maybe you can all band together and take over the exchange and so on, but you're gonna just be uh owning a you know the a lease on an empty building because there's no silver to be had.
So the smart money, so to speak, is gonna take the currency as much as they possibly can and then go and try and get other stuff.
And that's what we're gonna see, okay?
We're gonna see the the uh the crack up boom that um we see Solzhenitson's uh um contemporary, uh younger contemporary, he was younger at the time, but anyway, Kondratov, the economist, called it a crack up boom when they're printing money as fast, printing currency as fast as they possibly can, and it's just booming out.
We're gonna see that with employment.
This is gonna be a huge boom in employment, but it'll be low-paying jobs as people try and convert money into labor as rapidly as possible.
Uh as long as we can keep this going, there will be some benefits to that to this period.
So uh in the woo's money thing, you'll you'll be making out very well as the real value of the woo um economy uh converts itself and and extracts value out of the dying empire, okay?
Uh but at some point that dying empire totally crashes and you get into a nasty situation, especially if you don't prepare for it.
It's my intent with this series of of videos that everybody can understand what's coming and can prepare personally, and a lot of prepared uh people means that there's a lot less panic and uh running around and gnashing of teeth and you know doing stupid things and winning stupid prizes.
And so it just has a calming effect, right?
If I'm calm because I don't have to worry about it, my neighbor can be a little bit calm too when he realizes he does have to worry about it because I can be a guide, etc.
Right?
It's not it's not the end of the world, although it's gonna be really nasty, and we need to be adults and deal with that, right?
Basically, the normies have made a mess on the floor.
We all have to clean it up.
And it stinks, and it's gonna take a number of years for us to get through this.
Uh but we Have to, it must be done.
We can't avoid it.
Universe is slapping our faces in it, and the time is now.
So start thinking about it in the form of woo's money, are you gonna be using?
Um are you gonna be tied to that system?
Are you gonna go into the woo world?
Now, woo world, you can do things like take advantage of the the fact that their taxes are a fixed calculation against a nominal or a notional value of real estate that can't rise that fast.
Okay.
So if you're uh so they cannot have assessors out there reassessing your real estate as fast as the hyperinflation is gonna drive the prices.
So at the time you make a sale or purchase, yes, they can capture tax value and reassess it, but then guess what's gonna happen?
So you've got two houses, uh, all right.
So here's what's gonna happen.
And you live in, let's say you live in Arkansas, you got a hundred thousand dollar house and um uh thirty-eight thousand dollar uh house that you're gonna you're gonna uh rehab and rebuild, right?
And so the taxes on these are lower and so on, right at the moment we've got uh that's not gonna be a good example for what's gonna happen though.
Okay, so let's just do it with two equal houses.
So we've got two equal houses.
Uh they're on the same block, they're they're within uh a few houses of each other, they have the same nominal value, and uh this house right here, you purchase it in 2021, and you pay 100,000 and your taxes are calculated on that value of 100K.
Now, this house here turns over, and so uh say it sells in 2021, 2022, and it sells in 2023.
And so in 2023, that house right there, because the the Arkansas says you gotta do real estate in US dollars, maybe they'll they'll break that.
Maybe the government will say no, you can do it.
Like in Kansas, they're saying you deal in gold and silver now, right?
Okay, so maybe they'll do that too.
But right at the moment you've got to deal in US dollars.
But in 2023, the dollars degraded so much that when you sell that house, or the person that buys that house, they're gonna have to pay you, say, 1.9 million dollars to get that house.
Okay.
Uh in two years' time, that's that's how much the value of the money is collapsed.
They're gonna they're gonna have to pay 1.9 million dollars to get that house.
So their taxes are gonna be calculated on that 1.9 million dollars, yours are gonna be calculated on the 100,000 dollars, and the county is gonna freak out because of the the discrepancy here, yet legally they're not able to do anything to to reconcile all of this, and this right here is gonna change too.
Let it be another year, and maybe it'll be 10.9 million dollars to buy that house in one year because of the degradation of the currency.
That's the kind of shit we're in for.
Now, so you can see that if you don't buy or sell and you're you're here, you can you can game the taxes, so to speak, on that.
You can also see that this kind of a situation would naturally uh lend itself to being in woo-woo world in terms of your income, right?
So uh so in woo's money, if you do things where the you're producing real value that you can decide at the time you produce that value as to what that value is represented in their currency, then you're sort of level.
Their world's going up and down, their currencies fluctuating, but the gooey ducks you're growing on your land, you decide at the time you harvest that gooey duck out of that title land as to how much um uh it's it's worth in the currency, and so you can maintain parity with hyperinflation.
So if you're in the resource business, resources business, then you get to uh you get to an equivalency, right?
So you're equal to the hyperinflation, and you can decide how much over the hyperinflation you're gonna go in in order to produce a profit.
And you need not even deal in the the degrading currency.
If you're producing real resources, real value, you can decide, other than you know, within the uh legislative authorities' ability to force you to take a kind of a currency.
And if they do that, they always end up creating black markets that just run rampant.
That's what happened in France.
When we first moved to France or into Europe in the 1960s, France was going through this thing where they had rampant corruption and their money was collapsing.
And so they said, um, take all of your old francs, and for every one of all of your old francs, um, or or for five of these old francs, we'll give you one new franc.
And well, the the people freaked out.
Five for one, hey, you know, I got a hundred francs, now I've got twenty francs.
And then they knew, too, that real soon that ship right there would jump right up to here in terms of how much of the francs you had to pay for shit, and sure enough, that's what happened over the course of about three or four months.
And there was all kinds of riots and stuff.
And there was also all kinds of corruption that was caught.
Uh people had uh because it was masterous money, because they didn't pay taxes, it was um seen as a scheme by government to get them into the taxing authority, which it was, but it was also the um the French Empire uh with the failure of the Algerian experiment in terms of the you know self-ruling colony.
Um the French Empire was collapsing, and so their currency was shit.
All right, British Empire collapses, their currency goes to shit.
All these, and that was when we had the rise of well, I won't go into all of that, but anyway, so our empire is collapsing, the dollar is collapsing, and it's it's a dollar empire, it's global.
Uh the United States was just the locality from which the dollars were generated and the first slaves, all of us guys, uh, were um were worked on this, right?
And so we had nothing to do with it.
You know, I never made any any decision to go and invade any country in order to support the dollar or some fruit company or some oil company or anything.
So it's a globalist empire around a currency, and that globalist empire is crashing now.
They just want to transition over to another one.
And so, as the French Empire collapses, you know, another empire rises.
Now they're trying to get it to be the Chinese.
There's a lot of reasons, and I can go into them later in some other video, to suspect that they're fucked, right?
That it's not going to happen.
That the CCP is the wrong choice of stuff.
This G bastard is um uh a horror and uh does not think right for an emperor.
That takes a certain kind of thinking, and he's just not doing it.
Anyway, so uh getting back to this.
So as the currency collapses, and we get into um woofflation where the real value of stuff is is desperately hunted for so that we can come to some kind of stability, those people that will do well uh are already doing woo's money, they're already working with cryptos, uh they understand that technology is you know, uh they're investing in stuff.
You got people over here in the United States seeing the handwriting on the walls, and they're they're buying ant minor equipment and other cryptocurrency mining equipment, so they can take over as the separation between the Chinese and the rest of uh the United the Americas starts becoming more um visible and fracturing of business because bear in mind as the currency of the empire dies, the ability of that empire to do business with people dies.
So our supply chains are going to be really screwed because no one wants to take that dollar anymore.
So we're gonna have to start doing things on our own.
So the investment in resources, but we're also gonna need to invest in things like you know, production, right?
Because we don't have that anymore.
So uh people who who can invest in production, the ability to produce things here, will make out like bandits.
These will be the new industrialists in the Americas, and America must reindustrialize because we can't depend on China because they're not gonna take our currency anymore.
They think they own us because they bought Biden and all of these other politicians.
They don't quite understand that um uh we're a raspy bunch of bastards, we don't like our own government like most other people don't like their own governments, but we're armed, and at some point the the uh ability to tolerate the government we don't like changes very rapidly.
And the Chinese don't have that ability.
The CCP has never faced an arm in armed insurrection within their own populace.
They've only faced marginal peoples with marginal arms external to their populace and they've taken them over, right?
Like the Tibetans weren't really armed.
The Weigars weren't really armed.
There's a few other of these tribes that they've not been able to successfully take over, uh, that they now label as as terrorists that are on the borders of China and they want those guys' land for whatever reason.
And so they're now the terrorist.
Anyway, though, so uh people here in the US uh that can do production and take production back from China are gonna be the dominant forces uh for this decade and beyond.
They'll be the ones that will be fueling the soaring 20s.
Elon Musk, you know, he's doing shit here in the United States, right?
So we're gonna need all kinds of people doing all kinds of stuff here in the United States again.
Uh you know, in the Americas, right?
Uh, because China's ability to extend its model of business and so on is is going to fail extremely rapidly as the the dollar currency fails.
They don't understand how close they are their tie.
They're gonna have to reorganize like mad, and they're not reorganizing in an appropriate fashion.
They're trying to keep the same game going uh with a different player in at the table, which is the EU, and it's just it's just not gonna work the way they thought it was.
But if you're gonna go into lose money, you can get in and you don't have the ability to, you know, own you know, a gooey duck farm land or something, right?
You can you can train yourself to do uh production, right?
And this is the way it is.
This is we live in a transactional universe.
So basically a transaction is the ability to solve a problem for somebody.
Okay, and you can go to them and say, I can solve problem XYZ.
What's it worth to you, right?
Well, if you solve a small problem, you get small amounts of silver.
And if you solve a big problem, you get big silver.
So it's it's fundamental rules.
We live in a reflective transactional universe.
If I add value to universe itself, that value will reflect back on me.
So if I have a good transaction that generates fair value between myself and the other per party I'm transacting with, they get and they get uh they're satisfied and they get uh a fair value out of the deal, and I get a fair value out of the deal.
That structure, that deal itself reflects back from universe value on both of us.
Because we're fair dealers, we will develop a fair reputation, we'll get more deals, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
You know, it does, it reflects back on you.
Uh and it you get value for adding value to universe.
And then the nature of the transaction universe is such that as you learn this, as you become accustomed to to successfully doing good deals, so to speak, uh, then universe will slot you in so that you can use that that skill to get better big deals.
So this is part of the woo part, right?
Universe participates.
Luck is universe showing favor at a personal level.
All right.
That's fortune.
That's a definition for fortune in woo world.
And that is the universe is showing you favor by giving you the opportunity to do something with that luck.
It's not a reward, and you don't necessarily deserve it, Right?
A lot of times lucky people are not necessarily good people.
But universe sees something in them that it wants to cultivate, and so it might provide them luck to see what it's gonna do, what they're gonna do with it.
And if they waste it, well, pretty soon they run out of their luck.
This is what happens to gamblers.
So, you know, you see a guy walk on in, he puts some money in one of those nasty noisy machines, and he and he gets some big payoff, but then universe may want him to take that, go pay off his house, you know, buy his wife a present, you know, put uh shoes on his kid, blah blah blah blah blah.
And he doesn't do that, and so he gets into the things thinking that he's deserved it or that he's earned it, and that's not the way it was at all.
It was an opportunity for you to deal with and interact with your karma, and you blew it.
Anyway, so that's another thing.
But but basically, in a transactional universe in which we live, if you solve a problem for someone and it's a small problem, you get small rewards.
Uh but if you solve big problems, you get big rewards.
Or if you can solve a problem for a lot of people at a little level, you get lots of small rewards, which is a big reward for you.
The math is real simple, right?
And you can grow all of this as you go forward.
Uh boy, this went too long.
Anyway, um, this is where we're at now.
The the breakdown of the money is starting this month.
We don't know when they'll stop, they don't know, we don't know when we'll actually go to a barter economy.
We do know it'll probably be around silver, that is to say, over the commodity silver.
And we suspect that that will occur, I suspect it'll occur sometime this month, um, the month of March, for a bunch of different reasons.
I don't know when the notice of that, right?
I don't know when we'll all know that we're in a new barter economy world, because it'll take some time for it to ripple out, as I say, it may take months and months and months, but we're gonna get to the point where the desperation really grows.
So I think we're we're heading for a crash, and the crash uh is gonna be really interesting because there's gonna be a boom in uh numbers coming out of Normy World saying all is fine, all is good, uh, you know, employment's good, everything's booming, uh, everybody's getting back to work and you know, all of this kind of stuff.
And we're gonna get into the soaring 20s aspect of this as we go into so there will be some level of that because there's pent-up demand for people to just get out of their house and you know go to a movie theater, something like that.
Um but that part's not gonna last.
There's there's uh geez, it really is starting to get complicated.
Um, but in any event, though, so the woo's money is gonna come out this month, likely, uh, but we'll get into desperation time economically, affecting the decisions that the powers that be make by June.
And so our if we're gonna have a little bloom here, a little bit of a of an economic pump, uh, don't take it as lasting all that long at that same level.
It will um it'll degrade off pretty quick.
And then uh also I'm gonna have to get some stuff done to take off here.
Uh, but also um note that we're into uh more of the planet woo, more of the expando planet stuff happening.
So expect more in the way of earthquakes, and it'll take them some time to actually remeasure the planet and see when we see if we that we've actually grown.
But it wouldn't surprise me to see that we're gonna have more icebergs break off of Antarctica and uh other very large events that all told will be um symptoms of our uh planet expanding from these uh new energies coming in.