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Nov. 18, 2024 - The David Knight Show

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Tokenization and the GOP's New Version of NET ZERO

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	Let's just look at the numbers here.
	In 2023, federal spending was $6.1 trillion, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
	$6.1 trillion.
	Of that, the Congressional Budget Office says that all of it is mandatory.
	Meaning that it is entitlement programs and interest, except for the military and some non-defense discretionary spending.
	Well, how much is that?
	Well, you got $805 billion for the military, they said, in 2023.
	$917 billion of non-defense.
	So we're talking about $1.7 trillion.
	There isn't $2 trillion even if you completely cut the military.
	Are you going to cut all military funding?
	Even if you did, you can't get there.
	I mean, that's how ridiculous this is.
	Okay, so, you know, we've got these obligations.
	We've got these entitlements.
	How are you going to end or change the entitlements?
	Well, the only way you can do that is through Congress.
	This isn't something that Musk and Rama Slimy can do.
	These people are lying snakes.
	It's ridiculous.
	And it's ridiculous for Breitbart and Pinkerton to push this lie to people, give them this false hope.
	If you're going to cut $2 trillion, that means that you're going to have to cut the entire military and also all other non-defense spending that is not mandated by law.
	The only way that you're going to be able to do any of this stuff is to have real reform of the entitlement programs, and there is no support for that, not in Congress.
	The Department of Government Efficiency.
	What a joke.
	No, it's not.
	Doge, they should replace the efficiency part with exploitation.
	The Department of Government Exploitation.
	Now, that's what it really is.
	That's what Musk and Rama Slimy are really about.
	Exploiting government for money and power.
	This is a fool's errand.
	These two guys are the beavis and butthead of the MAGA crowd.
	Let's go cut some stuff here.
	Yeah, we can do that.
	Sure.
	Yeah.
	MSNBC says, Doge is a fantasy football league.
	But again, Pinkerton at Breitbart says, Post-war history is riddled with well-intended bodies, including...
	The Hoover Commission, the Ash Council, the Grace Commission, the Graham Rudman Reinventing Government Commission, the Simpson-Bowles people.
	I mean, you know, these are very familiar to anybody of any particular age.
	All of those are very familiar to me, except for the first two, the Ash Council and the Hoover Commission.
	But all the rest of these things have happened in my lifetime, and nothing came of it.
	We've also had organizations like Citizens Against Government Waste, and my response to that was, well, most of what government does is waste.
	So if you're not going to cut government, you're not going to cut the waste.
	And the question is, when we talk about government efficiency, what is it that government should be doing?
	And if you don't ask that question, if you make government efficient at doing the wrong thing, is that a good thing?
	Do we want government interfering in our lives, for example, in a more efficient way?
	If instead of having an army of IRS people, we got an army of artificial intelligence scrutinizing everything that we do, well, that would be more efficient.
	Is that what you really want?
	Musk tweeted to critics of Doge.
	He says, we're not a threat to democracy.
	No, we're a threat to bureaucracy.
	Pinkerton at Breitbart says, yet, naysayers will point out that even if every bureaucrat in Washington were fired, Doge would still not come close to a $2 trillion target.
	That's exactly right.
	I worked that out before I even got to that point in his article.
	How in the world are you going to get rid of that much money?
	Well, here's his idea.
	He says, and he knows that the big bucks are in the transfer programs like Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, payments on the national debt that you can't get out of.
	The national debt is now about 10% of the budget, and it's going to continue to escalate along with the debt, along with high interest rates.
	But he's got a very novel approach.
	That he thinks counts.
	He says these factors don't make Doge hopeless.
	They make it hard.
	Okay, so what is it that you're going...
	It would be hard to cut all the military, I think.
	I know there's a lot of waste in the Pentagon.
	But we do want to have something of a military, right?
	There's no constituency for that either.
	If Doge looks to the supply side, he said, Trump has suggested using liquid gold.
	That is the oil beneath our feet.
	Black gold, as they said in Beverly Hillbillies.
	First thing you know, old Trump's a millionaire.
	The carbon energy can, of course, be cleaned up and carbon captured.
	Now we get to it.
	This is why Breitbart's doing this.
	Breitbart's already got the memo, evidently.
	They know as well as you and I That Lee Zeldin is the carbon capture guy from back in 2019.
	They know that Trump is working with South Dakota and North Dakota governors, Republican governors, Noam and Burgum.
	They've been talking about that, CEO of that.
	They know that they want the CO2. They want to increase fracking up there.
	They want this pipeline of CO2. They know, just as we do, And they are now laying the groundwork for this.
	They're now already shilling for the carbon agenda of the GOP. Folks, I'm not on board with this.
	The Democrats want to use CO2 to take everything from us.
	They shut everything down and ban it, right?
	The Republicans say, no, no, we'll let you have a choice.
	You can use whatever energy form you want.
	Just pay us.
	And our friends like Elon Musk, pay them a tax.
	Who do I pay for the indulgence to live my life now?
	That's the difference between the two of them.
	God has delivered us from one form of evil and he is testing us with another.
	And so the GOP form of evil, again, they're going to sell you this fantasy of unicorn farts destroying the world.
	And they're going to say, but we can do it with carbon capture because that's the way they can make money out of this stuff.
	See, the Democrats make money by banning everything and forcing you to buy the products of their friends.
	And everybody's on to that game.
	So now the Republicans have come up with a brand new game where they can channel stuff to their friends with a carbon capture market.
	And Breitbart's going to sell it to you, hook, line, and sinker.
	Trump nails it when he says America can enjoy profound energy dominance.
	Those are Trump's capitalizations when he announced North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum to be his Interior Secretary and Energy Czar.
	Put him right there and smack dab in the center of all the carbon capture stuff.
	And so he said, we can move whole categories of spending off the federal ledger by letting them be financed by a new off-budget natural resource trust fund.
	Now, that's the other part of this as well.
	Carbon capture, folks, is fool's gold.
	It's not liquid gold.
	It's fool's gold.
	And they're going to fool people into this.
	If you go for that, you're the fool.
	And the other part of this is when they start talking about the federal ledger and natural resources and everything, understand the tokenization game that is being played here.
	He says, because that's the other aspect of this, It's the aspect of this carbon capture thing.
	Still maintaining, Republicans are going to continue to sell you the MacGuffin that CO2 is dangerous and it's going to be stopped.
	But they've got a new way to profit off of this.
	And they're going to combine this carbon capture and carbon taxes, they're going to combine it with tokenization.
	They're going to combine it with stable coins like Tether, because that's where Lutnik is heavily involved, and so many of these people in the Trump administration.
	They're going to tie it to the blockchain.
	And as I said before, they're going to outsource the tyranny of CBDC, the public-private partnership for digital tyranny.
	They're going to outsource that tyranny.
	But Breitbart is selling it to you right now.
	He said, if we can't cut much of Medicare, we can at least move it.
	That is, we can move the program off of the national budget to be directly financed by national treasures, just like the University of Texas is supported by oil revenues.
	Well, that's not what Vivek and Musk are pushing.
	That's not their plan.
	What they're saying is, and this is Vivek the snake says, some government agencies will be deleted outright.
	Well, I could applaud that if that were the case.
	But I don't think that's going to happen.
	Politicians haven't been able to do it.
	And so Elon and I, we're not politicians.
	We're businessmen.
	Yeah, businessmen who make money by grifting the government, and Trump puts them in charge of efficiency.
	The Department of Government Exploitation is what this ought to be called.
	Let's start with the fact that there's massive waste, says Vivek.
	Massive waste, fraud, and abuse right now.
	That's right.
	You know, we see a lot of that at the Pentagon, so you're going to cut the entire military budget?
	A little bit more time here on this token stuff.
	And on stable coins.
	And on the back door to CBDC. On the tokenization of that.
	This is a good post that was put up on Twitter by FreePrince.
	The handle is TierneyDaris.
	D-E-R-I-S. It spells Tierney with an I instead of a Y. It says, Trump may have denounced CBDCs, Central Bank Digital Currencies.
	But listen carefully.
	The push for, quote, regulatory clarity, unquote, and for, quote, safe and responsible expansion of stablecoins, unquote, is laying the groundwork for the very same surveillance system, just dressed in different clothes.
	Howard Lutnick, pushing himself to get in as Treasury Secretary, the co-chair of the transition team, the company that he runs has always specialized in ESG. They've always been there about the green stuff, but they're also there with Tether.
	And with stablecoin.
	And this is where these things are merging in the Trump administration.
	He says today he's counting the crypto crowd, courting them, rather, with the promises of Bitcoin and financial freedom.
	But stablecoins will quickly become the preferred tool of control, tracking, and coercion.
	Stablecoins, like CBDCs, are centralized, traceable, programmable, giving those who manage them the power to monitor every transaction and potentially restrict how, when, and where money can be spent.
	Under the guise of expanding the U.S. dollar's dominance, the system is poised to draw billions into a digital economy where every stored dollar becomes subject to oversight and to manipulation.
	You see, when you first look at this stuff...
	It always concerns me when I see these new financial instruments and techniques that they're putting out there.
	Because we've seen them do this over and over again with derivatives and ETFs and all the rest.
	They've always got some kind of new financial scheme that is barely tethered to reality.
	But now we have the tether coin.
	Which is a different thing.
	This is something that people don't realize.
	This is a tool of tracking of, and therefore of control, and therefore of coercion.
	Under the guise of expanding the dollar's dominance, it's going to draw billions into this digital economy.
	This isn't about freedom or prosperity.
	It's about extending the grip of a technocratic digital prison, a system where your financial choices, personal privacy, and autonomy are subject to the whims of those who control the digital infrastructure.
	If this isn't resisted now, The stablecoins that seem safe and neutral today will become the chains that bind us tomorrow, inching us closer to a future where financial independence is just an illusion and a freedom of choice exists only at the mercy of the system.
	It is a private-public partnership for CBDC because you caught on to that.
	As I said before, the five-eyed countries have seen articles about this.
	Well, you know, CBDC, it's dead.
	People caught on to this scam.
	So now we have to have a Republican administration.
	Pull out the Democrats, put in the Republicans, because the Republicans can do this in a new and very subtle way.
	The same type of thing.
	As I've said so often, when the Democrats come at you, they come up and punch you in the face, carrying their flag, wearing their uniform, whereas the Republicans will get behind you, lift your wallet, and stab you in the back.
	And that's what this is.
	This is a scheme for their friends to get richer, While they implement a private version of CBDC so that you don't know what's happening.
	This is yet another step toward a fully controlled biometric surveillance state cloaked in the language of innovation and prosperity.
	And it's not just that.
	The other part of the biometric control system is going to be the border.
	They've got you so afraid of the border that you've got Republican bases begging, begging for something to be done.
	They're going to put in a biometric system as Trump is boasting about it.
	Land, sea, and air, he said.
	Look, bottom line is, I'm for physical, not digital.
	I want things simple.
	I don't want them complicated.
	And quite frankly, I don't really care About the madness of markets and about the madness of crowds.
	Right now, gold is on sale, folks.
	This is your Black Friday sale.
	And if you want to go to davidknight.gold, that'll take you to Tony Arterman's Wise Wolf Gold.
	You can get gold and silver.
	You can start to accumulate it a small amount and do it on a regular basis, if you want, with this wolf pack.
	But I don't give investment advice.
	I'm just telling you what I look at.
	This is a trap.
	CBDC has not gone away.
	It's put on its cloaking device.
	It's the Romulans.
	It's not just Mitt Romney.
	It's now the Trump Romulans.
	Tether, for example.
	Okay, this is where Lutnik hangs out all the time.
	Tether introduces Hadron, a real-world asset tokenization platform.
	See, it's all about tokenization.
	Isn't it an interesting name?
	Hadron.
	The only time, I don't know, I didn't go back and see where that came from.
	I don't know why they called the supercollider the Hadron supercollider.
	But boy, that thing has been cloaked in all kinds of occultic rituals and all the rest of this stuff.
	That supercollider, I mean, it's...
	So Tether creates a tokenized stablecoin, and they call it Hadron.
	I wonder if it's got, like, the Hindu god Shiva on the front of it or something.
	The tether U.S. dollar stablecoins market capitalization has topped $126 billion.
	It just added another $7 billion, just minted another $7 billion.
	So I guess they've got to keep, if it's tied to the U.S. dollar, I guess they've got to keep making more of it as they make more of the U.S. dollar.
	Stablecoin issuer Tether has revealed a real-world asset tokenization platform, dubbed Hadron, which allows businesses, asset managers, and nation-states to issue and manage digital asset tokens for real-world financial instruments.
	And not just financial instruments, folks.
	Anything and everything.
	Including natural resources and land.
	Does that sound familiar?
	What we just saw with Breitbart saying, hey, you know, we could take, you know, trillions of dollars off of the budget by piggybacking it onto natural resources and everything.
	Oh, that would be great.
	And let's see, how would we keep track of all that?
	Well, you could put it in a stablecoin.
	We could use Hadron to do that.
	According to Tether, users can tokenize stocks, bonds, Stable coins, other stable coins.
	You can tokenize loyalty points and other real-world assets on the platform.
	Your S&H green stamps could be there, if you still had them.
	That's kind of an inside joke, Karen and I. Shortly after I met her, we were in college.
	She was over at my parents' house, and she's licking these S&H green stamps.
	They give them out at the grocery store, right?
	And you'd have to go through all this stuff about licking the back of them, because they're like postage stamps.
	They're too cheap to have adhesive on them.
	You had to lick them yourself.
	And stick them in the books.
	And she was doing all this stuff because my mom had tons of this stuff and she wanted to do something with it.
	Anyway, so she gets all these S&H green stamps licked into the books and everything.
	And then I, you know, mom had them there and I took some of them and got her a TV set and she found out that...
	You say, wait a minute, I licked all those stamps and you picked this up.
	But now you can do that.
	You don't have to go through the licking procedure.
	The only person who needs to be licked is Donald Trump because he's going to make this possible.
	Everybody else takes a licking from being tracked and all the rest of this stuff.
	But, you know, even your loyalty points can be tokenized.
	And, of course, you can have real-world assets.
	Oh, and the best part about it?
	Is that it comes complete with all of these know-your-customer stuff, like the banks, and all the anti-money laundering controls that are there.
	Because it's all about tracking you.
	Hadron will also include basket-collateralized products which allow nation-states and corporations to issue digital asset tokens.
	For baskets of commodities or for other real-world securitized assets.
	Tether expands into energy and proposes commodity-backed tokens.
	They're going to tokenize everything in the world.
	In October, this most recent October, just last month, Tether proposed a boron-backed token to the Turkish government because Turkey controls about 70% of that mineral, boron.
	Used in a wide variety of applications, including fertilizers, household cleaning products, and glass manufacturing, and all the rest of this stuff.
	They also expanded into oil trading.
	So we're going to tokenize, well, I think we're going to tokenize everything, because this is the backdoor to having a global digital CBDC. Burgum, meanwhile, the North Dakota governor, who is now going to be our energy czar, Burgum, the new energy czar, joins BitZero officials to announce that North Dakota will be the site of the company's North American headquarters.
	Do you see how all these people in the Trump administration got one foot in the CO2 scams and another foot in the crypto scams?
	Do you see how they're pulling these things together?
	BitZero CEO Akbar Shamji How about that?
	A Republican governor who is fully on board with being net zero by 2030, just like Sadiq Khan.
	Isn't that interesting?
	It's a big club and you ain't in it.
	But these guys are.
	Doug Burgum, carbon neutral by 2030.
	BitZero's decision to locate its North American headquarters in North Dakota is yet another example of how our state is emerging as a location of choice for clean energy data centers supported by reliable, affordable electricity produced with environmental stewardship, said Burgum.
	BitZero is planning to build 200 megawatts of data centers in North Dakota in the next two to three years with specific purpose of servicing state data requirements.
	Yeah, well, you know, you're going to have power for the AI, not power for the people.
	No electrical power, no political power.
	Yeah, so there is this connection again, you know.
	Burgum, the carbon capture pipeline, bit zero, net zero by 2030.
	The common man.
	music They created common core to dumb down our children.
	They created common past to track and control us.
	Their commons project to make sure the commoners own nothing.
	And the communist future.
	They see the common man as simple, unsophisticated, ordinary.
	But each of us has worth and dignity created in the image of God.
	That is what we have in common.
	That is what they want to take away.
	Their most powerful weapons are isolation, deception, intimidation.
	They desire to know everything about us while they hide everything from us.
	It's time to turn that around and expose what they want to hide.
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