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Oct. 19, 2017 - Project Camelot

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BIX WEIR : GOLD AND THE GRAND CANYON

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	Thank you.
	has to say about the whole financial reset, the cryptocurrencies, etc.
	So that's kind of what's happening tonight.
	And I'll bring him on the screen now.
	So it's really lovely to have you with us, Bix.
	Say hello to everyone.
	Hello, everyone.
	Very nice to be here.
	Cool.
	Okay, so what we're going to do is I'm going to read your brief bio here for those people who are not familiar with your work.
	And I know you have a good audience out there anyway.
	So it says that Bix Weir has 30 years experience in the financial industry with various Fortune 500 companies.
	He is the creator of Road to Ruta Theory and his commentary is published at RoadToRuta.com.
	Bix has dedicated his efforts over the last 18 years to exposing the long-term manipulation of gold and silver markets as well as revealing The plan transitioned to a global cryptocurrency or economy, and BICS has worked closely with the Gold Antitrust Action Committee, helping to pull the curtain away from the cabal of international bankers that has taken control of our free market system.
	Actually, it's quite an excellent, succinct paragraph.
	We don't usually get such good paragraphs here.
	Most people kind of ramble on.
	I've spent so long doing this.
	It's fun to talk about and it's been a lot of work.
	Oh, cool.
	All right.
	So what I want to do here is that's your bio.
	What I'd really like to do is kind of hear how you got into this kind of line of work, why it interested you so much, and then we'll kind of get into the topics.
	Sure.
	I'd been in banking, really, for...
	I was in banking for 30 years.
	And after about 15 years, I started seeing things that I really didn't like.
	I really didn't understand at first.
	At first, I thought...
	The more money you print, the less valuable the dollar was worth.
	The more gold and silver would be worth.
	I made some investments in the 1990s in gold and silver.
	And that was part of my job as well.
	I was financing large mining equipment, so my job was to analyze the gold and silver markets and predict how well these companies will do over time.
	And it was very quick that I understood that these are not free markets.
	They're not traded in a free manner.
	They are controlled by some of the largest banks and largest central bankers and treasury secretaries in the world.
	And from that moment on, I've been working with the Gold Antitrust Action Committee to kind of pull the curtain away from the bankers.
	And I have discovered things that I can't believe I found over the years digging into the archives of the Federal Reserve and understanding just how manipulated banks It is and why they do it and how long they've been doing it.
	And especially how they do it with the computer programs that were written really in the 1960s by Alan Greenspan.
	And those programs have ruled the day ever since.
	So it's really exciting adventure.
	And I do think we're coming near the end of that.
	So a lot more excitement to come.
	Okay.
	Well, I've been trying to learn about cryptocurrencies just recently.
	So I'm going to appreciate sort of, I guess, picking your brain on that subject after we get into the meat of this situation, because the real reason I contacted you is the gold in the Grand Canyon.
	So I want to first start off with that and ask you what you know about it and how much investigation you have done in that regard.
	Well, I first started investigating it after I found these comic books from the Federal Reserve Bank.
	And I understood through those comic books that the Federal Reserve is doing something behind the scenes that I didn't really understand at first, which was the manipulation.
	Why are they manipulating the currencies?
	Why are they manipulating the price of commodities and the stock market?
	But the more I dug into it, the more information I found.
	And I found an article from 1912 about a gold find in the Grand Canyon that just absolutely blew my mind.
	The front page of the New York Times was July 12, 1912, right before the Federal Reserve was created.
	And what this article said was there were billions and billions of ounces of gold in the Grand Canyon.
	It was very specific into who was mining it, how it was being done, all the measurements that were taken.
	It was extremely specific.
	I had it posted on my website, a copy of the original article.
	Okay.
	And the more I dug into it, the more I found that this really was there.
	This really was, I mean, this is a lot of gold.
	Billions of ounces, considering that in 1900 there was only about 200 to 300 million ounces of gold in circulation as money.
	So the introduction of billions and billions of ounces would have absolutely destroyed the monetary system, destroyed the social classes, destroyed everything.
	That was kind of humming along pretty well in the early 1900s.
	So the decision was made to stop the mining of that gold, to cordon it off, to put it into a national park.
	That's when they declared the part of the Grand Canyon to be a national park.
	First it was a national monument, then it was a national park.
	And to this day, no one's allowed to go in there.
	No one's allowed to pull that gold out.
	There have been a lot of, shall we say, rehypothecations, a lot of gold certificates written on that gold and spread out throughout the world, especially in 1933 when we had the gold confiscation.
	And a few years back, people were bringing up these old 1933 gold-backed bonds, and there was trillions of them, trillions of dollars.
	And the Fed said, no, no, these have to be fake.
	But they look pretty real to everybody who saw them.
	And so that's where my investigation started into the Grand Canyon.
	And I find it extremely interesting that it is the exact same spot where the Arizona Gazette published an article in 1909 about the Egyptian artifacts and the tunnels and the caves in the Grand Canyon.
	Literally the exact same spot, the confluence of the Little Colorado River and the Colorado River.
	Right in that area.
	And I've been studying that for going on five or six years now.
	And we literally hope the stories mesh perfectly.
	Okay.
	Just can I stop you right there?
	Just because I've got your website here.
	I'd like to pull up that article on the gold that you say that you have on the front page.
	So can you direct me?
	What's the title?
	Yeah, you go to on the far left side, There's some tabs.
	One is called resources.
	Okay.
	Right.
	And then if you click on the resources and it's on, it says Gold in the Grand Canyon.
	Okay.
	I'm sort of looking right now.
	Is it waist down?
	No, it's the second one.
	It says New York Times 1912.
	Ah, there it is.
	Okay, great.
	Because I'd like to bring that on the screen here for people because I think that'd be very interesting.
	It's very important because it is just so specific about the amount of gold and who was involved and the amount of money that was going to mining that gold because it was extremely hard to get to.
	And they had to bring, you know, they built a 50-ton barge Right, so...
	What have you, like, in terms of investigating, have you, you know, did you try to track people down?
	Did you try to do interviews?
	What have you tried to do in order to kind of, I guess, figure out what happened with this situation?
	Well, obviously it's difficult to do interviews with anybody back at that time, but because they're long gone by now.
	But relatives or anything of that nature?
	No, but I have put together a lot of evidence out of the Federal Reserve documents, out of what's going on now.
	In 1956, here's a really interesting story.
	1956, the largest aircraft collision ever in the history of aircraft at the time happened in At that exact spot over the Grand Canyon.
	Or they supposedly happened.
	There's a lot of questions about whether or not it really happened.
	But it was the exact spot.
	And what it did, it closed down that part of the Grand Canyon and then allowed these helicopters to fly in and out, supposedly removing bodies and removing debris for weeks.
	And the suspicion is that they were not...
	Sorry about this.
	That's incorrect.
	That's the problem.
	There wasn't an aircraft collision.
	This was 128 people back then had died.
	It was gigantic.
	It was two large jumbo jets for the time crashed.
	But what it did, it cleared the way so they can remove a lot of things from that area.
	And so there was helicopters going in and out for weeks.
	And they said, oh, yeah, we have to pick up all the debris.
	I don't think that is what actually happened, but it was made the news that all these helicopters were going into the Grand Canyon to take something out.
	Now, whether it was gold, whether it was Egyptian artifacts, nobody really knows.
	Okay, so when was this exactly?
	That was in 1956.
	All right.
	And, you know, I don't know if...
	You probably don't know this story, but I was interviewed for a supposed television series that never happened about the gold in the Grand Canyon and the Grand Canyon find.
	And I actually believe it was a CIA setup to try to find out what I know.
	That's very plausible.
	I was interviewed by the History Channel about the...
	The flooding of the DTCC vault in Hurricane Sandy.
	And they flew me down to LA and they never showed it.
	They interviewed me, asked me everything I knew about their vault in the basement of the DTCC. And yeah, they never showed it.
	$33 trillion supposedly got submerged.
	Well, okay.
	First of all, where are you located?
	What part of the country?
	I'm in Oakland, California.
	Oh, Northern California.
	Okay.
	So you were flown down to what?
	Southern California?
	Yeah, just above LA. All right.
	And how long ago did that happen?
	It was right after Hurricane Sandy because it was a show supposedly on the secret underground in America.
	Oh, yeah?
	The flooding of the DTCC vault happened during Hurricane Sandy, and I had a lot of information on that due to the transfer of a lot of derivatives into that vault the month before, and it was supposed to be a waterproof vault.
	What is the DTCC vault?
	The DTCC is the Depository Trust Clearing Corporation, so it clears all transactions of the stock market, the bond market, Anything, and then all those are funneled together and supposedly put in the name of Seed& Company.
	Seed& Company is the holding company that owns all the assets held by the stock market, the bond market, or anything else.
	It's rumored that Seed& Company is the Rothschilds or the Rockefeller, so whoever is behind all this stuff.
	Okay, but where is it located?
	The vault was at 55 Water Street in New York.
	In the basement of that building, it's the VTCC building, and it is supposed to be absolutely watertight.
	It held $33 trillion worth of bonds, bearer bonds, which are irreplaceable, and stocks and derivative contracts.
	And supposedly, it flooded during Hurricane Sandy.
	It was flooded for almost three weeks.
	Then they pumped all the water out, and then it caught fire.
	Right.
	And it was, I mean, everybody was saying this.
	I'm wondering if this is the same false flag that happened in New York and they moved a bunch of money at the same time.
	I wonder if this was associated.
	I can't remember if that, I think it might have been Hurricane Sandy.
	Do you remember what year was this?
	It was right after Hurricane Sandy.
	I don't remember the year it was.
	But what I think you're talking about is after 9-11 they moved all kinds of secret money around as well as gold and silver from the vaults Right, but this is actually not that many years ago.
	It was a few years ago and there was a false flag in New York City.
	And I don't know why I sort of have a blank, but I was actually just talking about it earlier.
	I don't know if that was today.
	It might have been yesterday with Paladin.
	It could have been that.
	Yeah, because I had a witness, actually had a remote viewer who was telling me what really happened when the whole thing was, you know, and what you're talking about sounds like that incident.
	It sounds a lot like what he said.
	Which remote viewer?
	Well, it's not a public guy.
	He's...
	Yeah, he's sort of an interesting character who's kind of halfway in and halfway out of the, I guess, intelligence network.
	Definitely a lot of shenanigans went on in the basement of the DTCC. And the DTCC is supposed to clear all trades.
	So you know all the high-frequency trading, none of those are cleared.
	Cleared meaning the money's exchanged, the title's exchanged, and the documents are signed.
	In high-frequency trading that happens in milliseconds, you know none of those trades are ever cleared.
	And it's the DTCC's job to clear it.
	And even the SEC says over 300 million shares every day are not cleared.
	Well, what does that mean by not cleared?
	Not cleared means they never happen.
	It's like the high-frequency...
	What happened right after the 1960s when computers started taking over the markets, they decided to net all transactions.
	So banks and brokerage houses will trade just huge amounts, and they couldn't keep up with checks and signing contracts and the transfer title of the stock or bond or whatever it was.
	So all the big companies got to net transactions.
	That's how they do it now.
	So when you buy a stock with Schwab or Fidelity or FDIC, they don't actually go out and buy it for you.
	They put it in their pool and they'll credit your account, but they don't actually buy it.
	That's the job of the DTCC is to track all those and it's absolutely impossible and they know it.
	And that's why we believe they flooded that vault because it got rid of a lot of the paper contracts.
	That's incredible.
	Okay, but back to the Grand Canyon and that mystery there.
	So when you've looked into that and the gold, I mean, have you, you know, I don't know, do you have any witnesses or people that have tried to go down there, push the envelope in any way, that kind of thing?
	I do have a very, fairly close associate.
	And he actually went there with his father.
	His father was in the military.
	And in the 1960s, went down to that same area, and they were on a fishing trip, and his father was very, very much into what the military intelligence was doing with the Egyptian artifacts and things like that.
	So he was also interested with the Grand Canyon, obviously, because of all the Egyptian connections there.
	But going downstream, and he recounted his story.
	He was probably 10 or 12 years old.
	He said, going downstream, all of a sudden, They were pulled over, so to speak, by three guys with shotguns or machine guns on the side of the banks of the Grand Canyon and told to go with these people who said, you're not supposed to be here.
	You have to come with us.
	And they took them to a base within the Grand Canyon.
	And he said he's never seen his father so scared.
	His father was taken away.
	They were in like a mess hall type of place where he was left.
	They went in to see the colonel and came out or whoever they saw, whoever's in charge.
	They came out and they said, we gotta go.
	So they escorted him out in the jeep and apparently as he was leaving, he saw rows of obelisks being removed from the Grand Canyon as he was gone.
	This is a very, very, very...
	I believe him 100% and I've known this person for a long time.
	Okay, how old was he when this happened?
	Like 10 to 12 years old.
	Wow, that's amazing.
	So...
	Did he ever tell you anything more like...
	Are you saying that his father...
	I mean, like, why were they there in the first place?
	You know what I mean?
	Right, yeah.
	Well, his father was stationed in Europe, and he was kind of part of...
	He was a military kid, and he was part of more of this more cerebral side of the military.
	His father...
	He didn't say he was in special operations or anything like that, but he was part of military intelligence.
	And he had found out a lot.
	His dad got obsessed with Egyptian artifacts when he was in the army in Europe.
	And then coming back, going down the Grand Canyon, he believes that that's what they were going to look at.
	Because if you look at the Grand Canyon, all the mountains are named after Egyptian gods and things like that.
	And a lot of the Hopi words are the same words in the Egyptian language.
	There's just a lot of connections there.
	And yeah, as far as an individual being part of it and going through that, that's as close as I came to someone who's actually seen something to report on.
	But as far as the gold, I know there's over 95% of the caves in the Grand Canyon are closed to any exploration.
	And I know many parts of the Grand Canyon, not even the Not even the people who work for the national park can go in.
	There's a lot of things with the Hopi tribe that are off limits to everyone.
	Which is another interesting angle to think about why so much money is being given to the American Indians through the casino gambling sites.
	Now if this gold is on Hopi Indian tribe land, I would say it's probably American Indian gold.
	And I have a theory that that's kind of why the American Indians are given so much.
	I mean, they make so much money off these casinos all over California, Arizona, all over the place.
	I think that's kind of a payoff saying, hey, we're going to take your gold, but we're going to give you all this money.
	Very interesting.
	Yeah, that sounds like something they would definitely do.
	One more interesting thing, and this is kind of the key thing to why Woodrow Wilson approved and signed the Federal Reserve Act in 1913.
	If you look at that article on the front page of the Times saying there's billions and billions of ounces in the Grand Canyon, that was 1912.
	And Woodrow Wilson was a very anti-banker.
	He hated the banks and he kicked himself so many times afterwards.
	He's quoted as saying, you know, I've destroyed my country.
	I've let these people take charge of our monetary system.
	But I think the reason he did that is he knew what was in the Grand Canyon and what that would do to the monetary system and society in general.
	I mean, if you completely destroy the monetary system by adding So much gold, more gold than the world has ever seen.
	That would be pure chaos.
	And I think that's what they've been hiding.
	That's what allowed the Federal Reserve to get into the spot it got in.
	And then in 1933, with the confiscation of gold, I think the reason it was allowed to be done was because there was so much gold in the Grand Canyon for the American people to use.
	And people didn't even need their gold.
	We had this for the moment that the Fed went away.
	We could Reallocate gold to the people.
	Now, a lot of this comes from my research at the Fed, the Fed Boston, that made these comic books saying pretty much just that, that they have gold and they're ready to release it according to Social Security balances.
	And that was the idea up until 2008.
	What do you mean that was the idea?
	That was the idea.
	The idea was to run the monetary, the unbacked fiat system.
	There's so many benefits we get from Printing our own money out of thin air.
	We built our military, we built our roads, we built houses.
	None of this stuff would have been built on a strict gold standard if we didn't have as much gold.
	So being on a fiat system, yes, the bankers can control that and they abuse it, but it also has enabled the United States to become the nation it is today.
	Completely built our military, our infrastructure, And every country around the world that's on the fiat standard has been able to do that.
	We abuse it more, though.
	It could be abused or it could be used for good.
	Okay.
	But you seem to be intimating that 2008 was a cutoff date.
	Why?
	Why 2008?
	Well, 2008 was...
	In my work, I proved that Alan Greenspan was one of the first computer programmers ever.
	Yes.
	Basically.
	Him and his friend from high school, John Kemeny.
	John Kemeny invented a programming language called BASIC. BASIC was the first shareable computer programming language.
	The military had a language and all these companies had languages, but BASIC was something that could be shared between the people.
	Alan Greenspan took that language and basically created our financial, electronic financial system with it.
	He actually blamed himself in his book for the Y2K problem.
	Because he only programmed in two digits for the date instead of four.
	So Alan Greenspan, and nobody knows this about Alan Greenspan, that he was a computer expert, because it was hidden all these years.
	Right.
	So are you the first person who said that?
	No.
	Because I thought that I heard it somewhere else recently.
	I'm not sure where.
	Well, I brought it out in 2007.
	That's what RUTA stands for.
	The name of my company is Roach RUTA. Right.
	It's also the name of the comic book that the Fed wrote.
	Roota was a strange name.
	I'm like, where did that name come from?
	It's actually root A, which is the programming term.
	It's a basis of our financial system in the programming language basis.
	So Alan Greenspan created these computer programs that could rid the markets, and his mentor was a guy named Arthur Burns.
	Arthur Burns was the head of the Federal Reserve in the late 60s and 70s.
	That's how Alan Greenspan got The biggest gold bug in the world.
	He wrote a paper called Gold and Economic Freedom in the 60s that was kind of the standard for gold bugs.
	They said, yes, this guy gets it.
	And then he was put as head of the Fed by Reagan, and everybody's shaking their heads saying, why is the biggest gold bug in the world being put as the head of the Federal Reserve, which is the anti-gold?
	But it all has to do with the gold in the Grand Canyon, rigging the markets with computer programs, and then Two years after Greenspan got out of the Fed, after he left in, I think it was 2006, you have the crash of the system that was caused by the derivatives that they took all regulations off, that Alan Greenspan was instrumental in saying, hey, let's let these banks run wild, they'll destroy themselves, and then we'll crash the system with computers in 2008.
	And that's what happened.
	But the problem was we weren't ready.
	We didn't know enough about the monetary system back then.
	Well, I guess I want to know why 2008?
	I mean, that seems to be the housing crash, but why was that date so instrumental, or why was it supposed to be instrumental?
	Was that supposed to be the date when they thought it was going to change over to gold?
	They've been trying it a few times.
	You know, when Alice Greenstein got into office in 1987, two months later, We had the stock market crash of 1987.
	It was Black Monday, they called it.
	It was a gigantic stock market crash, and when they looked back into forensic, they said, oh my god, it was caused by computer trading programs.
	Well, who had control of those programs?
	Alan Greenspan.
	And then there's another crash, the savings and loan crash in 91.
	That was supposed to crash the system.
	It just was never big enough to crash the system completely.
	Because when you have these bankers in charge, A lot of them are bad guys, but a lot of them are good guys.
	There's a battle between the good guys and bad guys behind the scenes right now.
	And we're getting to that point.
	The idea was, Greenspan's final idea was let's just blow the system so big.
	We'll create so many derivatives and completely deregulate them so that the bankers have enough rope to hang themselves.
	And that's exactly what they're doing.
	You're not seeing this debt go away.
	You're seeing it grow bigger and bigger and bigger.
	Because the only way to get back to any kind of sensible money is to blow the system apart.
	So in 2008, I think it was September 15th, was the day that Hank Paulson went to Congress and said, we need a bailout, and Congress said, no, we're not going to give a bailout.
	And then the stock market dropped 50%, and Congress panicked.
	The people didn't know what was going on, so they bailed them out.
	Today, you won't find a bailout.
	There's no way that Congress could approve another bailout from the banks.
	They're ready to crash any day, but this time it's not going to be bailed out.
	And then we can start fresh.
	The problem right now is debt.
	That is the problem around the world.
	If you get rid of the debt, you can start fresh.
	Okay.
	Alright.
	And I do want to talk about that, but I want to make sure we don't kind of leave this subject without sort of delving as deeply as we can.
	Let's kind of park that for a moment.
	What I want to know is the Grand Canyon gold would, in essence, put the United States in a situation where it wasn't dependent on China's gold, right?
	Well, right now, nobody's dependent on anybody's gold right now.
	Right now, we're not on a gold standard.
	There are central banks that hold gold, but most of them...
	The United States has 8,000 tons of gold, which everybody says that's a lot of gold.
	I don't think it's that much gold at all.
	Well, I mean, are you aware of the gold in the Philippines and all those stories?
	Yeah.
	The Yamastas gold is absolutely real.
	I've read Peggy and Sterling Seagrave's book on it.
	They have all the documentation.
	I mean, that is absolutely true.
	And that was around 300,000 tons of gold.
	And I mean, these numbers are, I believe there are millions of tons of gold.
	Well, okay, but can you compare the gold in the Grand Canyon to the gold that you think China might have and so on?
	Yeah, I would say the gold in the Grand Canyon is larger, but it's never been fully vetted.
	It's never been fully explored.
	All we had is the documentation and the reports from 1912 before they locked it up into A national park, closed off that area, and created the Federal Reserve.
	So all we know is billions and billions and billions of ounces.
	They said in the article, it says there's billions of ounces in the canyon walls, there's billions of ounces in the silt, and there's billions of ounces 30 miles upstream.
	Well, it is said to be sort of was caused from sort of this...
	I don't know what it was.
	Some kind of weapon from outer space, actually.
	Contrary to the story.
	I heard that too.
	Although Cliff Hyatt seems to think it was something to do with the sun and the planets and it was lightning that caused it.
	Right.
	Well, that might be the weapon.
	Cliff was more, you know, this happened naturally.
	I don't remember his exact explanation because everything I try to soak in with Cliff is very hard.
	He's just so...
	Smart, and I sit there, I go, okay, I can get it, I can get it.
	Okay, but, all right, so the gold in the Grand Canyon, this guy, you've got this guy, and his father obviously knew something.
	He was going there for a reason, okay, right?
	Mm-hmm.
	They got sort of nabbed or whatever, and then what happened after that, as far as your friend and his father, did his father stop trying to find anything?
	Yeah, he didn't go back.
	He said his father was scared to death as he was leaving.
	He got read the Riot Act, basically said he's never seen his father so scared, and his father's a pretty tough military guy.
	So that's the only personal recount that I have Heard of.
	Okay, but did they live in Arizona, those people?
	No.
	Oh, they didn't?
	Not at the time.
	They lived in the gold country of California.
	I see.
	But he traveled all around because there was a military thing.
	The reason I'm asking is because, you know, Richard Hoagland has said that the whole of Phoenix is basically sort of a river valley covered with silt, and that underneath that is basically you would find Egyptian-type pyramids, etc.
	I think that's highly possible.
	He says the mountains that you see, they're sort of small peaks around Phoenix.
	They're the tops of the mountains.
	You're not actually seeing the lower part of the mountain range there.
	Have you heard that?
	I haven't heard that specifically, but I have been seeing all these pyramids all around the world.
	People digging in the dirt and saying, oh my god, there's stone under here.
	What's going on in Bosnia, that gigantic pyramid they're finding.
	And then you go down to Antarctica, and they're finding pyramids down there.
	So yes, there's a lot of secrets that have been held from us, and I do believe we're at a time where we're breaking through that.
	And it's going to start with, I mean, just in the next couple days, the Kennedy assassination papers are supposed to be released.
	And unless Trump locks them up for another 25 years, They're going to be released to all the remaining papers of the CIA. I heard it was stalled.
	The CIA's asking Trump to stall it.
	He hasn't said a word about it, and I think we're ready.
	I think there's so many other things coming to light, too.
	I do think when Trump recently said, you know, this is the calm before the storm, I think the storm has a lot of disclosure about all the things we've been lied to about all these years.
	Right.
	Well, I hope that's the case.
	I have to say that I don't know for sure because this, you know, the Kennedy paper is going to show it's an inside job.
	There are so many inside jobs.
	9-11, Vegas now is, you know...
	It would call everything into question.
	If the Kennedy paper said it was an inside job, everything would be questioned.
	Right.
	And, yeah, absolutely.
	It's been sort of a...
	Excuse the pun, the gold standard, you know, for the lone gunman type of scenario, which has been so completely wrong.
	So, okay, so that was the only witness there or kind of person that went into the area.
	Have you ever, like, I don't know, do you consider yourself like obsessed with this?
	Or is this just something that you kind of stumbled on in passing?
	When I was working with GATA, the Gold Anti-Curse Action Committee, Bill Murphy and Chris Powell, we were looking to end the manipulation of gold and silver, the manipulation of the price suppression.
	I really stumbled across the gold Grand Canyon stuff.
	Literally, I dug up a Supreme Court case of that area where the state of Utah Sue the US government for control of that area because they called it a navigable waterway versus a non-navigable waterway.
	The federal government owns it and it's non-navigable and the state government owns it.
	It went all the way to the Supreme Court and there's all kinds of documents on the area and how important it was.
	The USGS has a An office right there at Lee's Ferry.
	It had an office for years and built it out.
	Nobody knew why.
	The Smithsonian was deeply involved in all this as well.
	And there's just so many things that come up to this specific area within the Grand Canyon and all up the Glen Canyon area.
	And a really interesting thing, the Smithsonian explorer who found the cave The Egyptian cave there, his name was Kincaid.
	It's called Kincaid's Cave.
	Yes.
	The archaeologist of that area in the Grand Canyon is a woman with the last name of Kincaid.
	I haven't tracked that one down yet, but it's not far off from one.
	There's just too many things there that are coincidences.
	That airplane crash right above that very spot, And they didn't find most of the bodies.
	Well, what about the Hoover Dam?
	All the dams within the Grand Canyon.
	The question is, there was talk, and I heard, this is just rumor that I heard, I get a lot of information from a lot of people, but there was rumors that the place where this guy I know was pulled off the river, that part of the river was diverted.
	It was either with a dam or however they did it, they'd been trying to cover up certain areas within the Grand Canyon.
	I did hear stories of the steps of the wall going up to the cave in the original Arizona Gazette article of Kincaid and Jordan finding the Egyptian stuff.
	I did hear that was basically covered up, cemented in, and camouflaged so that you can't find that spot again.
	Because everybody keeps saying, well, why don't you just go to that spot and find it?
	And a lot of people have gone to that spot, but it is such a huge, vast area.
	And I would never find anything.
	I do have a friend who's a river guide and with a license for a riverboat on the Colorado River, which is, there's only a few of them.
	He's like, I'll pick you anywhere you want to go, but there's certain places I'm not allowed to go.
	Okay.
	That's probably where I want to go.
	Well, I mean, obviously they're not going to stop you from going there unless there's a reason, right?
	Well, yeah.
	And so ostensibly, do they even have a cover story?
	What's their cover story for not letting people in that area?
	The caves are dangerous.
	That's the exact cover story of everywhere within the...
	It's either the caves are dangerous or no, this is Hopi land, Hopi sacred land, you're not allowed to go.
	Right.
	But even the Hopis are not allowed to go in certain areas of their own sacred land.
	So, yeah, there's just a lot of things about the Grand Canyon that we are not being told, and the gold there has played a significant role, I believe, in our monetary system, and the reason the Federal Reserve was created, and the reason why it's still allowed to function, and the chaos that it'll cause when the unbacked fiat system It'll be just crazy.
	Just think of, you won't have any food, any water, any electricity, but it has to happen.
	We have to end the system.
	Well, all right.
	I guess I might come back to this because I'm still very interested.
	I'm not sure we exhausted the topic, but I do want to ask you further about this.
	So, Why do you think that when there is a changeover, there has to be like...
	I don't know, you know, why lack of food or water or any of this stuff.
	I mean, I'm not sure that makes even sense.
	I mean, I'm looking into the cryptocurrencies and I'm seeing that it seems like you could make a very smooth transition from, you know, into cryptocurrencies.
	I think that's the idea.
	I think the idea now, the idea before was to crash the system, go quickly to a gold and silver standard, backing all the currencies that are out there.
	But there's a problem in that Most of it's corrupt debt.
	There's a lot of money that has been funneled into these corrupt enterprises.
	They call it black funds and black pools of money that are out there, but you can't get your hands on it.
	But it is still debt.
	All money created these days is debt.
	So the transition, what they're trying to do, I believe, and I've talked to Cliff about this, is that they're trying to build a crypto economy parallel to our current economy Have the old system die and this new system available to be used in the cryptocurrencies.
	Clearly, the FBI and the NSA and the CIA have been in on the cryptos probably since the 90s, before Satoshi invented, or released at least, the Bitcoin white paper.
	I do believe Alan Greenspan is knee-deep in that.
	That was his job, computers and money.
	That is why he was where he was.
	And I find it interesting that as soon as Alan Greenspan got out of the Fed, he said, he said, we need to go back onto a gold standard.
	So he said that in 2007 and in 2008, the system crashed.
	They tried to put, they put it back together.
	And then in 2009, January is when Satoshi released the white paper on Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies were born in the mainstream.
	Although they had been around for a while at the At the Fed, the Fed Boston, the same place that the Road to Ruta Comics come from, is in charge of cryptocurrencies for the Federal Reserve.
	Okay, but there seems to be a contradiction between cryptocurrencies and the gold standard.
	Yes, there is.
	There is absolutely.
	Gold standard would be extremely difficult to start up again because it has been drilled out of our brains that gold and silver are our money.
	And this could be seen anywhere.
	You walk down the street and ask people, have you ever seen a gold coin or a silver coin and nobody?
	A great guy in our space, Mark Dice, walks around with a 10 ounce silver bar and a stack of candy bars and walks up to people and say, would you rather have a 10 ounce bar of silver or one of these Hershey bars?
	Every single person says, I'll have a Hershey bar.
	So the whole concept of gold as money It's in the heart and minds of gold bugs and silver bugs, and it's in the heart and minds of the bankers, but it's not in the heart and minds of the people.
	And to re-release or release gold and silver to the population and say, oh, by the way, we screwed up the last system.
	You lost everything that you thought you had in the banking system, but here's some gold and silver.
	You trust us that this is going to work.
	That's the biggest thing that's going to be missing in this transition is trust.
	And that's what the cryptos bring to the space is trust.
	It's a trustless system.
	You don't have to trust anybody except mathematics when you own Bitcoin or most of the cryptocurrencies.
	Not all of them, but most of them.
	And that's huge because you don't have to trust that your central banker is going to take care of you.
	You don't have to trust that your treasury secretary is going to properly allocate money.
	It is a trustless system, and that's what we'll be missing is trust.
	Okay, but let me ask you, because gold is more than just gold.
	Actually, it has the ability, not only it's used in UFOs and space travel, I think it's also used in computers to some degree, but not sure.
	It also has a property that allows you to go interdimensional.
	I'm not sure if you're aware of that.
	I've heard of that.
	I think there's a There's a ton of hidden technologies that will be released.
	Do I think gold will be valuable?
	Yes, I do think gold will be valuable.
	I think silver will be a lot more valuable and a lot more useful in the electronic kind of high-tech world we're heading towards because it's the best conductor of electricity and we pretty much used up a lot of the silver that we had.
	It didn't go away, but we put in such tiny pieces and cell phones and flat-screen TVs that we can never recycle that.
	All the gold that has ever been mined is still above ground because we used it.
	We hoarded it.
	We used it as money.
	We didn't consume it like we did silver.
	So as far as which is a better investment, I'd say silver hands down is a better investment than gold.
	But you're right.
	I do think there's a lot of technologies and a lot of uses for both gold and silver and other metals in these new technologies that have been hidden from humanity for so long.
	I mean, we're talking at least The 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s.
	Just imagine.
	Supposedly, the computers that the NSA have are about 100 times faster than our fastest Cray computers, and they're little laptops.
	So the technology that the Deep State or the Breakaway Civilization, or whatever you want to call them, the technology that they have is unbelievable.
	And it might even get to the point And I think this is somewhere in our future, maybe not today, that we will be able to create gold molecules, I think they're doing it right now, from energy.
	So it's that kind of, you know, if you can create a replicator, for example, is there any need for money if you have replicators that can, you press a button and you get your food and your water and your clothing from the energy that the replicator creates?
	Takes the energy, creates the molecules, puts the molecules together.
	Well, 3D printers are supposed to cover that.
	What was that?
	3D printers are supposed to.
	I mean, obviously the 3D printers today can't quite do it.
	But as the evolution happens, I mean, this is my big thing.
	People say, well, do we really need money?
	And I say, well, you're going to need money for your basic necessities.
	But if we have replicators, then money kind of becomes sort of obsolete.
	But I think unless we get gifted that technology from alien technology or some kind of third party that we're not aware of, it's going to be 50 years or 100 years.
	But it is coming.
	With 3D printers right now, all you've got to do is run the progression of technology and how it grows on itself.
	We're already creating houses with 3D printers.
	I saw that the other day.
	I'm like, this is so cool.
	Yeah, it's quite strange, actually.
	Well, I saw an exhibit about this sort of briefly and actually saw how they lay layers on layers of, you know, that's actually how they create stuff, which is not how you would expect them to create it.
	At least I wouldn't think of it that way.
	Well, I'd say it's rudimentary the way they're doing it right now, but as the technology improves, I mean, I'm sure it'll just be instantaneous that all the molecules will come and fit together in the right spot.
	And voila, you get your cheeseburger.
	Well, I think that gets into whether or not this is indeed a hologram that we live in and that we are holographic.
	Because if we're holographic, then ultimately everything can be created the same way, sort of out of...
	Mentally, almost.
	And that's, in essence, where we're headed, is into a holographic world, into manifesting things that way.
	So, you know, these machinery, the machinery is an intermediate step, always with humanity.
	But in reality, our capability is to create it ourselves out of nothing.
	I think, yeah, I think you're 100% right.
	I think there's a reason for us being here.
	To experience the stuff that we're experiencing and to learn and grow and just imagine if we're in some other place saying, when do you want to go down to earth and experience what's going on?
	We get to experience this crazy time we live in today that I think this shift is going to happen, that our eyes are going to be open to a lot of the stuff we've been in.
	I think it's real exciting.
	I'm scared to death, but I'm also very excited.
	Well, very cool.
	Yes, I think it's fascinating this time.
	You know, I have no problems with being alive at this time.
	I think it's fascinating.
	So, what, in terms of your, you know, you seem to really put an emphasis on silver.
	And silver has taken a beating, it seems to me, for ages now.
	Price-wise?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Well, silver is a national security...
	And the reason it's a national security issue is they borrowed 2.5 billion ounces of silver in 1941 in the Manhattan Project, in the Y-12 facility, they called it, at Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
	That's where the first atom bomb was made.
	And I found this out six or seven years ago, watching TV, watching the History Channel story on how the first atom bomb was made.
	And the claim back then was They needed copper for these magnets to enrich the uranium.
	They didn't have copper because of the war, so they said, hey, we can use silver that we can borrow from the Treasury.
	Well, in reality, silver is a much better magnet than copper ever would be, so they needed the silver to build this facility.
	So they borrowed the silver from the U.S. Treasury and they built these magnets.
	And then they said, after World War II ended, we dropped the bomb and the war ended, They said, and then we put the silver back, which is ridiculous.
	You just invented the most important weapon in the history of the world, it changed the world, and you decide just to put the silver back?
	No, they didn't put it back.
	And I have proof that they didn't put it back, because in 1992 they dismantled the Y-12 facility in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, Manhattan Project facility, and they took the silver out and remelted it and put it back into the market.
	I have the export data from the USGS that from 1994 through 1997, we exported about 20 times as much silver as we usually export.
	And the mining facilities, nothing changed.
	So we have the proof that silver never came out of the Y-12 facility.
	It was always in there.
	And then in the 1990s, when we were running out of silver, physical silver, they shut it down, pulled the 2.5 billion ounces out, Put it back into the market.
	Now when you talk about price, that's computer programs.
	Programs and derivatives.
	The price has nothing to do with the amount of silver available, nothing to do with supply and demand, nothing to do with anything but a little computer in the basement of the US Treasury that now Steve Mnuchin, who was the head of IT for Goldman Sachs, is now in the basement of the Treasury Clicking his mouse saying, okay, I want silver price to go down.
	I want gold price to go down.
	I want the stock market to go up.
	I want the oil price to go sideways.
	It's all a computer.
	It's so easy to do when you have unlimited funds and you have the SEC and the CFTC to run cover for you.
	It's the easiest thing in the world, and that's what the U.S. does.
	Okay, but your story about the atom bomb and where it was created, I'm not sure that's correct, actually.
	So I appreciate that subversion.
	Which part?
	That it was in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
	First of all, it was supposed to be in Los Alamos, New Mexico.
	It was Los Alamos as well.
	It was created in Lawrence Livermore, Los Alamos, and the uranium was enriched in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
	So they had to ship their uranium to Los Alamos.
	That's where they put the bomb together.
	Right.
	So you're right.
	You're right.
	It was Los Alamos where the bomb was tested and exploded and things like that.
	But they got the uranium from the Y-12 facility.
	And there's many programs about it.
	General Graves wrote a book in the 90s called Now It Can Be Told.
	That's where I learned about the silver.
	And then the Lawrence Livermore Lab is where they did all the science up in Berkeley.
	Yeah, okay, fair enough.
	Well, some of the science anyway.
	And then there's also, well, there was some debate as to whether we also got some of the technology from Nazi Germany.
	I'm sure we did, and where they got it is probably somewhere up there.
	Yeah, okay, fair enough.
	So, at this point, It's kind of like, you know, what I'm hearing is two stories.
	On the one we're hearing that you think they're going to go back onto, they're not going to go on a gold standard.
	Is that what your premise is?
	I think the original plan was to return to a gold standard.
	That's what the Fed documents has said from the 1981 release of these comic books to the 2007 release.
	They did exactly the same kind of books, except they changed one thing.
	Instead of the formula on how to allocate money, they changed it and just wrote 11 plus 9.
	They wrote 9-11 in the sand at 2007.
	So that's when they decided, we're going to end this game, and we're going to crash the system, which happened in 2008, and we're going to go back to the gold standard.
	They tried to do it, and Congress At first said no.
	If you remember back when the bailouts happened, Hank Paulson went to Congress with a two-page bill that said, give us $700 billion that the Fed was going to increase, you know, we have propagated into trillions.
	And Congress said no.
	And the stock market dropped 50% and the people were screaming.
	So then Congress said, okay, okay, okay, we'll bail out the banks.
	And Obama said, you know, We need a trillion dollars for the people, and so they just kept creating trillions and trillions of dollars.
	Well, I remember the bailouts, but I actually...
	Okay, there's an aspect to this that has to do with the BRICS, right?
	Okay.
	And the Petrodollar.
	Well, yeah, the Petrodollar was created by Greenspan and...
	What was his name?
	He was the bad guy within the government.
	In 1971, they went to Saudi Arabia and they said, Kissinger.
	So Kissinger and Greenspan and that group went to Saudi Arabia and said, and that's in the Rotoruda comics too, they call it Black Tears.
	But they went to Saudi Arabia and said, okay, you can only sell your oil in U.S. dollars and you're going to start OPEC and get everybody to sell in U.S. dollars.
	You're going to take those dollars, you're going to reinvest them In our stock market and our bond market and what it did was create an artificial demand for the US dollar all around the world so everybody had to buy oil in US dollars and if you didn't we would bomb you or we first asked you to change and then we would bomb you and take out your leaders and things like that.
	Horrible, horrible foreign policy.
	That's what we did.
	I mean, we hide all our oil, our gold in the ground until we use everybody else until they stop using these U.S. Well, actually, the same thing with oil, right?
	You've heard about the oil that's hidden under, I guess, somewhere like Arkansas or something?
	Yeah.
	And there's a huge find in Gull Island, just off of Alaska and just off of Florida.
	But that has been our natural resource policy since we hid the gold in the Grand Canyon.
	If you find anything big, there's a huge gold find in Chocolate Mountain, California, which is now a military base, but it was gigantic, and Dianne Feinstein flew all these people out.
	Where is that?
	It's down in Southern California.
	It is now in a desert wildlife preserve, the largest desert wildlife preserve in the world, because it's so rich with gold.
	That's what the U.S. does.
	You'll find oil in the ground, cap it, because we want to use this unbacked fiat money.
	We want to use everybody else's natural resources.
	Until they stop accepting our money.
	And then we'll, you know, obviously everybody would hate us.
	We'll just put our arms around our country and say, okay, all our troops come home.
	We'll put them on the borders and we'll use our own natural resources for the next couple hundred years.
	Right.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	I think that's the point.
	It's fake and wrong, but it is what we have done.
	Yes, I agree.
	But I want to take you back to what about the BRICS? Because, you know, there's a push right now and My understanding is that China thinks that the renminbi is going to be the new sort of petrodollar.
	Do you go along with that?
	No, no.
	What do you think is going to happen?
	I think, well, that's the big question.
	I think China is embracing the cryptos.
	They're cleaning up the cryptos right now.
	All the talk, oh, China's shutting down these exchanges.
	Those exchanges were rehypothicating everything.
	There was a million Bitcoin traded every day on the exchanges.
	They're not real...
	They're pools of transactions that happen off the blockchain, so they're not real Bitcoin transactions.
	So China shut that down, volumes went to nothing, and then the price of Bitcoin spiked real high.
	So it's still spiking.
	So China's cleaning up their ICO market was a mess.
	I mean, anybody could create an ICO. Give us billions of dollars, we'll give you some cryptocurrencies, and it was all fraud.
	So that's what China's doing.
	Their elections are almost over, or their big annual meeting, and then they will release the new rules on crypto, which will be very pro-crypto.
	You're hearing that out of Russia already?
	They're doing the same thing.
	The U.S. is doing the same thing.
	If you notice, the U.S. has not put any onerous rules on cryptos.
	They talk about regulating them, which I absolutely agree they should be regulated, but there's no onerous rules.
	That is the way the U.S., behind the scenes, I call them the good guys versus the bad guys.
	The bad guys want the old system.
	They want the one world government.
	They want the marrow and all that.
	The good guys are saying that.
	We're going back to freedom of choice, an honest system, and we know people aren't going to be trusted after this thing falls apart and all these secrets are released.
	That's the big thing, trust.
	And when it comes to money, you've got to have faith in it.
	And the moment faith is lost, there's no central banker and there's no treasury secretary that can raise his hand and say, oh, believe me.
	Nobody's going to believe anybody, but they're going to believe in cryptos because they're little trust machines.
	You can see all the transactions.
	Okay, so, you know, it seems, though, that this is actually something that they're not going to want to have happen.
	Who's they, though?
	The bad guys who control us or the good guys who want to control us?
	No, the bad guys, obviously.
	Yeah, they don't want it.
	They didn't want Trump in.
	They don't want the stuff coming out about the Uranium One and the Clintons.
	They want to go back to their old plan of taking us out and leaving us as their slaves.
	But no, you can see people fighting.
	People fighting on the internet, I mean, we do meme a lot.
	The things we talked about, that's one of the reasons they're losing is that more and more people are learning about this stuff and opening their eyes saying, oh my God, I thought that my government was telling me the truth at least to some point.
	All right.
	Hard to believe, but okay.
	So what about this, you know, the crypto mining side of things?
	In a certain sense, you know, There seems to be this element where, at least if I understand crypto clearly enough, no government can maintain it.
	No government can keep their control over it.
	And I just find that really hard to believe that they're going to allow that to happen.
	Is there a way?
	Because I've heard the argument that the NSA basically is behind the scenes on crypto and that They're going to own that.
	They're going to own people, and they're going to be able to manipulate it however they want it.
	Have you heard that?
	I have heard that.
	I've heard all the stories that it's a Trojan horse, and they have some backdoor in the code, although it's open source, so all the computer programmers can see the source.
	As far as taking over the nodes, with Bitcoin, you need 51% control to change anything.
	They can't get 51% control because, you know, a lot of the mining goes on in China, right?
	Right now?
	And they're saying, oh, these Chinese have such a control over it.
	Well, as soon as people understand what's going on in Bitcoin, you're going to have the Russian government setting up Bitcoin mining operations.
	U.S. government, Australia, Venezuela, all the islands in the Caribbean who are already, you know, offshore hiding spots for money.
	The whole world is going to change very soon and everybody is going to be scrambling.
	Every country will scramble to say, hey, come here, come to our country because we're the most crypto-liberal country.
	We will foster the crypto economy because we no longer have to control this money.
	Controlling money was extremely hard for the United States.
	We had to do things that most of the people in Congress didn't want to do, but they knew it was their only choice.
	Okay, well, let me ask you this.
	I've been talking to somebody about this crypto mining thing, and tell me if I'm wrong, but it sounds like you need a server farm in order to do this.
	No, I actually have a crypto miner that's about that big from 21 Inc.
	It's a pool, though.
	It's a pool of miners.
	You can do it on your laptop.
	You're not going to make any money because the electricity To make it profitable, yeah, you need a big server.
	You need farms.
	That's what I'm asking.
	With the high-speed chips and the high-speed graphics cards because they're faster.
	Okay, so Tesla made electricity free.
	Right now, they're basing it on electricity that actually costs money.
	I have to say that I think that right now our utilities are actually using free energy.
	You know, zero-point energy, they're hiding it, but that they are actually, because, you know, why wouldn't they?
	If they can figure out the technology, they don't have to actually even get their electricity from the normal place you get it, right?
	They had it figured out, what, 60, 70 years ago, and every time there's a new free energy technology, it's suppressed.
	But that's what we're going at.
	That's this thing we're breaking away from.
	Okay, so let's just walk down this road just a bit.
	Because if cryptocurrencies, this is what I'm trying to figure out.
	If they're dependent on electricity, what are they dependent on?
	They're not dependent on electricity.
	Electricity runs the computer, which runs the program to solve equations to mine Bitcoin.
	Sounds like they're dependent.
	Well, yeah, they need electricity.
	But whether the electricity costs something or costs nothing doesn't matter.
	If it costs nothing, then more people can be mining, which would increase the speed that the last Bitcoin potentially might be mined.
	Right now it's 2140 is the year that the last Bitcoin will be mined, 21 million Bitcoin.
	Because it gets progressively harder.
	So what happens when that happens?
	I mean, 2140 isn't that far away.
	It's pretty far away.
	We'll have replicators by then anyway.
	But there is a solution and Satoshi Nakamoto talks about it.
	There'll have to be a different incentive program.
	Like right now, the miners mine because they're incented by doing that mining work earns them Bitcoin.
	And that's how they're paid.
	They're paid in Bitcoin because Bitcoin is created because they're doing their duty of approving every transaction on the blockchain.
	That's what happens.
	So by 2140, when the last Bitcoin is mined, actually the last one I heard is never really mined.
	But that's when it ends.
	And you'll have just short of 21 million Bitcoin, there could be a new incentive for mining.
	There could be a fee added to every mining transaction, half a cent.
	It won't be cents by then, obviously, because the US dollar will be gone.
	You'll get a half a Litecoin if you mine And people will have to pay to participate in the system.
	But until then, you know, we got 120 plus years of a type of currency that is honest and not controlled by a central banker or a government or a military with a gun to your head.
	Okay, so...
	It's really exciting.
	Okay, I don't know if you give advice, right?
	You know, financial advice.
	I'm not a financial advisor.
	Okay, so are you saying to people...
	Don't, you know, to move their money because I, you know, there's also this big controversy of don't put your money in Bitcoin.
	Don't leave it there.
	You have to keep it in motion.
	It has to keep, you know, you have to keep moving it.
	That's what I heard.
	Maybe it's changed since then.
	But so, I mean, you know, if you got gold on the one hand, you got silver on the other and you've got Bitcoin.
	And I guess there's other things, other metals and things like platinum and so on that you could put your money in.
	You know, in other words, Right now, if there's a changeover in the system, and especially in terms of the dollar in the United States, and of course the Euro in Europe, there's a big issue about that.
	In my mind, I'm sure that Brexit is all about England backing out of Europe at a time when the whole economic system is going to be revamped so that they don't have to pick up the pieces of Europe.
	They can just mine their own store, so to speak.
	See, that's the thing.
	Most of these countries know what's going to happen.
	They just don't know when.
	Well, okay, what's going to happen?
	When you say know what's going to happen, what's going to happen?
	In other words, because would you advise people to move their money out of their bank accounts right now?
	Yes.
	You would?
	Oh, absolutely.
	Should have done it a long time ago.
	So don't keep money in the bank.
	Don't keep money in the bank.
	What do they do with it?
	Put it in Bitcoin?
	I advise anything in your own possession.
	So I advise on silver over gold.
	I like gold, but silver is much more rare and more important than gold is.
	Why do you say...
	I mean, I've never heard that silver is more rare than gold.
	Oh, yeah.
	Yeah, well...
	If you think about the above ground silver, there's about 6 billion ounces of silver above ground and there's about 6 billion ounces of gold above ground.
	Okay.
	Above ground, but in the ground.
	Right.
	In the ground, it comes out at 10 to 1.
	So there's 10 times as much silver coming out as gold.
	But the other thing that people aren't talking about is silver is consumed.
	All the gold that comes out of the ground is stuck in a vault somewhere or used as jewelry for the most part.
	Silver is consumed, meaning that it's put in such little parts in every single technological thing we have, a flat-screen TV. Silver is in washing machines now to purify it.
	It's broken up in little tiny pieces, and so it's never going to come back to market, especially at low prices.
	And also, silver is mostly a type of metal that mostly is found in very Very close to the ground surface.
	So gold, they find some on the ground surface, but you can find more the farther you dig down.
	Whereas you can't find a lot of silver the more you dig down.
	So most of the silver, the readily available silver, has been found and is being mined right now.
	So silver is one of the very, very, very first elements that will be Gone according to the USGS. It's like 18 years if we can continue to consume at these rates, like 18 years, we'll be out of silver completely.
	Well, where does silver come from though?
	Doesn't it come from the ground just like gold?
	Yeah.
	They're talking about on planet Earth.
	On planet Earth, with the known reserves and the consumption rate, silver will be one of the first metals to go, first elements to go.
	And they're saying 18 years, but they keep finding a little more here, a little more there.
	That 18 years keeps going.
	Okay, it was 18 years last year, and it was 18 years later.
	Well, also, consider if they're going off-planet, maybe they're finding it in asteroids, right?
	Absolutely.
	And underwater, and on other planets, and on other planets.
	Yeah, our oceans are largely untapped, of course.
	Yeah.
	Or at least that's what we are told.
	Well, aside from the alien bases in there.
	Okay, so...
	What about this issue that I was talking about with you earlier, which has to do with, okay, going to a cryptocurrency and going to a gold-backed.
	There's a lot of people that believe that we're going to go gold-backed.
	Isn't China trying to go gold-backed?
	I thought they were.
	Well, they see the limitations of gold.
	Limitations of gold.
	We're in a high-tech world now.
	You would have to teach your entire public that, oh, this gold coin is required for you to walk around with.
	Oh, by the way, trust won't be in our system after the banks crash.
	So you're going to have to trust, you're going to have to carry your gold around with you, or you're going to have to trust that the bank pieces of paper that we're going to issue you that are backed by gold are redeemable.
	And if they're not redeemable, who would trust it?
	While at the meantime you have this thing right here called cryptocurrencies that this whole generation is putting all this energy into.
	These amazing companies are being built and it's being used as money and you can use it on your cell phone just like you do today, but you don't have to trust your government.
	It didn't go away when your bank crashed.
	It's a no-brainer.
	People are going to say, I'll just continue what I'm doing using this different type of currency.
	By the way, all these people who lied and cheated and stole are going to go to jail for what they did to humanity over here, so they're not going to be the ones deciding anymore.
	Okay.
	Well, I'm not sure that's going to happen.
	Easier said than done.
	No, I appreciate that.
	I appreciate that.
	In 2008, had we known what we know today about the banking system, And Hank Paulson went to Congress and the people stood up and said, no, you are not bailing them out this time.
	They've done this for a hundred years.
	You're not going to do it.
	What would we be in today?
	All the debt would have been gone.
	Well, they bailed them out just, you know, recently again.
	I mean, you know, well, yeah, they do backdoor bailouts, but there's going to be a big one.
	We are on the brink of that big one.
	And they've been putting it off, putting it off, putting it off.
	Interesting note that, what's his name?
	The number two at the Fed, Stanley Fisher, is the number two guy in the Fed, just said he's out.
	And he was the head central banker for the Israeli central bank.
	And then he was calling the shots for Janet Yellen.
	He just got booted out of the Fed.
	Great sign.
	And Janet Yellen's going on, not that she did anything, but the people who were pulling the strings in the past Are not going to be pulling the strings in the future because of what they've done to us.
	And the people know, I mean, you walk down the street today, they won't know about gold, they won't know about silver, but they will know that they'll never bail out the banks again.
	Yes, anybody.
	Would you ever bail out the banks again?
	They'll say, hell no.
	I don't know why they didn't go to jail the first time.
	Right.
	Sure.
	Okay, what about Alan Greenspan?
	Like, where is he right now?
	And what is, like, I thought, I don't know, I heard, I think he wrote another book or something.
	But what's he up to?
	Like, where is he at?
	He's really old.
	He's like 93 years old.
	They trot him out every time the system's about to crash.
	They say, we need to go back onto a golden standard.
	He's not as sharp as he used to be.
	He doesn't have the pull.
	He used to have his concept.
	And everybody laughed at me in the gold community when I tried to show them that Alan Greenspan, the old gold bug who flipped and turned into the most evil central banker in the world, has flipped again.
	They never believed me until Greenspan got out and said, hey, we have to go back under a gold standard.
	And then they're like, wait a minute.
	Maybe there's something to this.
	Maybe it was Greenspan using his computers to rig the markets for 60 years, really, since we went off the gold standard.
	And it is absolutely, it was him doing it.
	Now, I'm not saying he has the computer programs now.
	It was completely taken over by the Fed, New York, and the U.S. Treasury.
	But the U.S. Treasury makes the call now for the world.
	So they can click a mouse and end the system tomorrow.
	By cooking a derivative gone bad in JP Morgan's $50 trillion derivative portfolio, like they did in the London Whale episode, that almost destroyed the whole monetary system.
	The London Whale.
	What are you talking about?
	The London Whale.
	This is a trade that JP Morgan went bad on.
	They ended up losing $10 billion in a single trade.
	They blamed a single guy, this guy, Bruno Ixel.
	But everybody knew that Jamie Dimon had approved it.
	So this sounds relatively recent.
	Yeah.
	It was after the bailout.
	Probably after the silver slam when J.B. Morgan slammed silver from $50 down to $20.
	It was after that.
	And somebody was mad at him and they said, okay, we'll teach you a lesson.
	Here's a $10 billion loss with a click of a mouse.
	Okay.
	Now I'm going to look in the chat because I know we have quite an audience here and I'm sure they want to ask you some questions.
	So people get ready.
	Go to the chat.
	Put your questions in all caps, okay?
	And then I'll be able to find your questions for one thing.
	I will warn you.
	I will warn you.
	I have a lot of trolls who attack me.
	That's okay.
	Take them on.
	I love taking them on.
	Well, we have a lot of trolls, you know, half the time, but I don't know.
	Maybe they're not so bad today.
	We'll see.
	But at any rate, put your questions in all caps.
	Everyone that's listening, if you're in the chat, you want to ask a question, this is a good time to do it.
	Got Bix here.
	We can ask him all kinds of stuff.
	He's obviously a pretty smart guy.
	He's got, you know, his finger on the pulse of what's happening, I would say, based on everything else I know.
	And let me see.
	Someone else, well, someone's just saying this as a comment, but maybe you want to relate to this, said something about a superconductor being worked on in Sweden that is not going to use silver as a conductor.
	Any thoughts?
	I mean, there's such a tiny amount of silver used in each individual.
	It's not a big use of silver.
	I think the bigger uses of silver are like in solar panels and a couple ounces in a flat screen TV, and the military uses a lot of silver in their smartphones.
	Okay.
	Fair enough.
	All right, so I'm still waiting for questions.
	Meanwhile, What I want to do is also ask you if, first of all, do you know a guy named Walter Bosley?
	No.
	Okay.
	The reason that's interesting is he's a guy whose father worked for the military in a really strange capacity.
	He's himself worked in, I think he was in special operations, I think, and then he was in the FBI. And also in some other agency.
	Oh, A-F-O-S-I. So he was an agent for a while, supposedly retired and writing books.
	Okay?
	He's a very smart guy and quite a wonderful author, really.
	The books he writes are all about his investigations.
	He investigates things like where Excalibur is, like where the Illuminati hit it.
	He has actually done some investigations here in California in various places.
	He's an investigator by nature, so When he investigates something he really goes like nuts and bolts into every little detail and all that kind of stuff.
	So just saying that I have been talking to him about the Grand Canyon and that whole story for quite some time and I think he's kind of quays I've been investigating it as well.
	I've never discussed this aspect with him, but I will and So I don't know if there's anything can be done there, whether you can help him with his investigations or vice versa.
	I'd love to read his work and pick his brain.
	Anything related to this stuff that I can soak in.
	Because coming from the financial side, it gives me a different aspect on, you know, why are they hiding all this stuff?
	Is it to keep the monetary system going?
	Is it to keep society in line?
	Are these really bad guys that are in charge of us?
	Or is it just a handful of bad guys pulling some strings and the good guys can take them out?
	That's what I'm thinking these days is the battles are going on behind the scenes.
	I think it is a big sign if Trump allows the Kennedy assassination files to be seen and they haven't been tampered with.
	I think that's a big sign.
	Yeah, okay.
	Well, I'm not going to hold my breath on that one.
	Well, you don't have to hold your breath for like seven days because it's the 26th.
	He has to either put it into deep storage or if he does nothing, they're automatically released.
	Well, I mean, I don't know about these files anyway, like how much paperwork is going to reveal that Johnson was fully involved, you know, that the CIA was fully involved, that Bush seniors.
	I mean, who knows?
	Who knows?
	But it'll be a good sign knowing that they've been hidden for so long.
	Nobody knows.
	Now, these days, all these guys are already dead for the most part.
	All the guys involved.
	All right.
	Well, you know, Right.
	Okay.
	Yeah, fair enough.
	Now, some of the questions are coming through, so I'll ask you.
	Somebody wants to know, when will the system crash?
	I thought it would crash a long time ago.
	I was calling for it after the release of the remake of the Federal Reserve documents, the Road to Ruta documents, was on January 1st of 2007.
	I said, they're going to pull the plug and get ready for it.
	Now, it didn't happen until 2008, September.
	But it did happen eventually.
	All the same signs are there today.
	Stock market's at all-time highs.
	Derivatives at all-time highs.
	Pension debt, all-time highs.
	Debt in general, all-time highs.
	Anything, anything could prick this bubble.
	The only thing holding it together is Steve Mnuchin and his little computer in his basement.
	Okay.
	Let's see.
	Do you have other cryptocurrencies you recommend?
	Absolutely.
	I do differentiate between there's cryptocurrencies, which are specifically for use as a currency.
	There's tokens based on a company's infrastructure.
	So there's companies being built around tokens.
	There's platforms like Ethereum.
	I love Ethereum.
	I love Litecoin.
	I love some of the companies that I like.
	Veritasium is going to take out the JP Morgan's and the Goldman Sachs of the world someday.
	But a lot of these companies aren't going to really realize their full potential until the old system crumbles a little more.
	So if there's no banking, if there's no stock exchanges and stuff like that, things like Veritasium that are peer-to-peer exchanges will thrive.
	It's one of those things, as the old system crumbles, certain companies will absolutely explode.
	There's a company called AdEx that injects truth and honesty into Google Ads and advertising, online advertising, which I would love that because I have a YouTube channel.
	They keep demonetizing every one of my videos.
	So there are companies like that that are injecting truth and honesty.
	And for cryptos, I do not own Bitcoin.
	The only Bitcoin I own, I bought before August 1st of this year, before the fork.
	Because I don't know which part of the fork will become the true Bitcoin.
	If it's Bitcoin or Bitcoin Cash or whatever forks off of that.
	And there's so many other good ones.
	Litecoin is an amazing buy right now.
	I think Litecoin will be used because it's faster than Bitcoin, it's cheaper than Bitcoin.
	I think it'll be used as your daily purchase crypto.
	Okay, well my understanding is you open an account like with one of these companies and then you can buy any of these different Ethereum, Litecoin, etc.
	Right?
	Well, it depends.
	The most popular and easiest is open an account at Coinbase.
	And Coinbase, you can buy Bitcoin, you can buy Ethereum, and you can buy Litecoin.
	Right.
	That'll get you started.
	And then from there, there's some exchanges that will just swap currency for currency.
	I want to swap a certain amount of Bitcoin for a certain amount of Veritasium.
	And you can do automatic swaps with currencies and things like that.
	There's all these exchanges and all these new ways of doing business.
	And it's all peer-to-peer for the most part.
	And the peer-to-peer stuff is what I'm really excited about because it takes out that middleman And the middleman always took money out.
	A bank will always take money out of every transaction.
	And no middleman's a good thing.
	Yeah, I have to agree with that 100%.
	Okay, so do you want to say a disclaimer about, you know, your recommendations here?
	No.
	Truthfully, I'm not a financial advisor.
	You're not?
	This is not a financial advisor.
	So, okay.
	But, I mean, truthfully, I tell people what I'm buying on my On my website and on my YouTube videos and I explain to them why I'm buying it.
	I'm not getting paid by these companies.
	I'm not getting paid by Veritasium to promote their product.
	I am invested in all of them.
	Not all of them, but the ones I like.
	I do believe that the new Amazons and the new Facebooks and the new Apple computers are being invented right now in the crypto space.
	I think if we buy them now, it's like buying Amazon in the early 1990s.
	Yeah, I kind of get that feeling, I have to say.
	And I've only delved into this a little bit, but what I've heard, it does begin to sound like a better option than what we've had up to now.
	Whether or not we can get the whole system to move over and whether or not this sort of move is...
	Flows.
	I don't know.
	But I do...
	I have gotten this...
	I don't know what it is.
	I'm not really a financial person.
	But I've gotten this one organization that apparently has been excellent at predicting trends and all this kind of thing in the past.
	And suddenly, they've held out on Bitcoin forever.
	And right now, they've suddenly...
	Jumped on that and they've started giving, you know, lectures and things and they're getting into that.
	So I think it's interesting because, well, from the point of view of Camelot and what I talk about is that we were told that 2017 is a cutoff date for the transition, the financial transition.
	So it's October.
	I know.
	Well, you look at the cover of The Economist in 1988 with the phoenix on the burning...
	Currencies saying get ready for a one world currency in 2018.
	And that was a 1988 cover.
	Right.
	And so when you hear that though, one world currency, that seems contrary to what we're talking about though.
	Well, they wanted a one world currency.
	A one world currency is not a one world government.
	Right.
	It was always their plan to have a one-world currency.
	They wanted to blend the Euro and the Amero and then a South American currency with an Asian currency, and then it would be easier to combine it all in one and control the world.
	That was their plan.
	They're not going to get it.
	They haven't got it.
	They didn't get the Amero.
	The Euro is falling apart.
	Okay, but what about the...
	The system will crash, but their solution will not be what we use.
	Okay, can I ask you...
	I mean, is there a way that they could take control of the cryptocurrencies and make that the one world currency?
	I'm sure they will try.
	I'm sure they are trying.
	And can they do it?
	It depends.
	It depends what...
	They would have to do it by a gun.
	Because cryptocurrencies are decentralized, number one.
	Meaning that control is throughout the entire network.
	You can start your own...
	Crypto mining facility at your own house.
	So the government can't do anything about that.
	If the U.S. decides to outlaw cryptocurrencies, we can move to Mexico.
	We can move to Panama.
	The Chinese will say, hey, great.
	The U.S. will get destroyed and economically, anybody who wants to play with cryptos, come over here.
	We've got rules and regulations.
	We've got an open Open market.
	That's the other thing.
	The cryptos are open.
	So the software, you can see the software.
	So there's no hidden agenda there.
	You don't know who the people are, but you do know that it is decentralized because there are so many different nodes around the world.
	I think there's over 6,000, 7,000 nodes mining Bitcoin right now.
	And they're all around the world.
	And the only way to get control would be a government to take over 51% of Bitcoin.
	A single entity to take over 51%.
	And as the cryptos get more acknowledged by the mainstream, you're going to see central banks around the world starting to mine Bitcoin and mine Litecoin and governments doing the same thing and banks doing the same thing.
	The banks have already started, really.
	Jamie Dimon said that Bitcoin is a scam.
	The very same day, he had over 100 people working on cryptocurrencies for JP Morgan.
	And they turned to him and said, what are you saying?
	You're screwing up all our deals!
	And he came out a few days later and said, oh, there's something there to those cryptocurrencies.
	Right.
	Fascinating.
	Yeah, they will try.
	They will try to take it over.
	But they're going to try to do everything.
	That's why we fight.
	We continue to fight.
	And luckily, the cryptocurrencies are an open type of structure.
	And They don't like openness.
	They like...
	Yeah, obviously.
	Yes.
	They have to create money and not tell anybody about it and give trillions to their friends.
	That's what they like.
	But their world is dying.
	And it is dying very fast.
	I think all it takes is one decent-sized hiccup with one bank like Deutsche Bank or JP Morgan for the whole thing to fall apart.
	Okay.
	Someone is asking, should you buy gold and silver right now?
	Absolutely.
	More silver than gold.
	Silver, the price suppression of silver has gone on for over 150 years.
	That's how much pent up.
	It goes back to the opium wars when England was losing all their silver because they're buying all the spices and silks from China.
	China was saying, hey, we're on a silver standard, so you have to give us silver for this stuff.
	So the Bank of England went over there with HSBC, the Hong Kong-Shanghai Bank, And got them hooked on opium so they would spend all their silver on opium, and then England got the silver back.
	The silver manipulation, the silver control, and price suppression has been going on for over 150 years.
	And the moment that ends, you're going to see silver surpass the price of gold, in my opinion.
	And gold will do well.
	The silver will go way higher than gold.
	Okay.
	And someone else is asking this and I was thinking about it as well.
	So let's say we have no electricity on, you know, like even in a country, let's say an EMP or whatever happens or whatever, a war situation for a period of time.
	What happens to those cryptocurrencies during that time?
	Nothing.
	They just sit where they are.
	And where they are is everywhere, on every server.
	There's no location for a Bitcoin or a Litecoin.
	There's access to your wallet.
	So, say an EMP destroys electricity over a country.
	First of all, your country won't last that long.
	Your silver and gold won't be worth anything.
	There'll be no transactions.
	There's no fuel.
	There's no cars that run.
	You'll get no information of what happened.
	It would be a Mad Max world almost instantaneously.
	So, what's your point?
	My point is, if there is an EMP, the very least of your worries is that you invested in cryptos.
	You'd lose your money anyway.
	You're certainly not going to be able to go to a bank and get money out if it was normal money anyway, right?
	Yeah, there's no ATM, there's no electronic transfers.
	A great example is people told me about Puerto Rico, how all the banks went down, all the electricity was gone, and people were saying, oh, My Bitcoin's not worth anything.
	I said, well, what are you getting for your gold and silver?
	And they're like, nothing.
	People want food.
	People want water.
	People want gasoline.
	Now, some people went to pawn shops to sell gold and silver to get cash because cash was ultimately the most important thing they needed because the majority of society understood the cash system.
	None of the banks were open, so it was all about cash.
	Some people went to pawn shops, and the pawn shops were giving them 50 cents on the dollar and the gold and silver, knowing that they could sell that somewhere else and get it out of town.
	And the pawn shops would run out of cash, obviously, at some point, too, because they can't get cash from their bank.
	So, yeah, gold and silver didn't help.
	The cryptos didn't help, but the cryptos are still there.
	They're just on a server, waiting for you to find a place with an internet connection.
	Well, someone else also has...
	I've heard that...
	Well, I had a techie, in fact, who told me that they can still keep the internet going even if electricity goes.
	They have, like, a way.
	And then someone here was actually saying something like that in the chat as well.
	I wish, but I don't know.
	Yes, they said...
	The internet may be going.
	Radio, there's some weird way.
	No, there actually is some weird way that they can connect up.
	It's like an underground internet thing that they use.
	I don't even know what they use, how they do it.
	But would the rest of the community have access to that?
	It is a small local thing.
	It's something to do with connecting television antennas together or something crazy in a community.
	So, I don't know.
	Something like that.
	But truthfully, because we're on a just-in-time delivery system, if there is a stoppage of electricity, people will be hungry within days and That's the Mad Max world.
	You're not going to want Bitcoin.
	You're not going to want gold.
	You're not going to want silver.
	You're going to want guns, bullets, money.
	You don't want money.
	You're going to want guns, bullets, food, protection.
	Okay.
	I think somebody out here is asking, have you written a book?
	Did you write a book?
	I wrote four books.
	They're all PDF books.
	They're conversations with God.
	Really?
	In the Conversations with God narrative about gold and silver, I ask God questions about gold and silver.
	Like that book, Donald Walsh's books?
	Remember those Conversations with God books?
	No.
	You didn't read those?
	No.
	That was like New Age stuff back in the 80s.
	No, I probably wasn't into that.
	They're good.
	I think the books are great.
	It's the exact stuff we're talking about right now.
	Actually, I wrote a play with that title.
	I mean, everyone has access to God, right?
	You don't have to get it through someone else.
	Exactly.
	That's exactly my point.
	Yeah, cool.
	Alright, so let me see.
	Is there anyone else that...
	Somebody wants to know about the relationship between crypto and AI. That's a good question.
	Well, according to Cliff High, there's no such thing as AI. Everything's run off programs, but I don't see them opposing each other.
	I think, I mean, the cryptos is, like, Bitcoin is a program and a protocol that you run, and it's open, it's honest.
	AI is, what is it, self-learning computers and things of that nature.
	Are you familiar with Jordy Rose and his quantum computer, the D-Wave?
	I've heard people say that quantum computing will destroy the SAW-256 cryptography of Bitcoin.
	I've heard that.
	I also heard it would take 100 years and it wouldn't be very useful and also that Bitcoin can also evolve.
	As that technology evolves, Bitcoin can also evolve.
	There are updates to Bitcoin all the time.
	Not all the time, but as we can see with the fork, some of them are easy and some are not so easy.
	I'm not worried that it's going to be a problem over my lifetime, but I do have silver.
	If the cryptos go up in smoke someday for some odd reason, I have plenty of silver to, you know, that would be the only thing left, silver and gold.
	So yeah, I hedge definitely.
	I'm not so into cryptos that, although I used to have a balance.
	I used to say, okay, I'm going to have 80% silver and 20% cryptos.
	This was back when I was just learning about them like everybody was.
	But the cryptos grew so much, I kept having to buy more silver to keep any kind of ratio, and now I'm 80% cryptos and 20% silver.
	Because the cryptos, I learned so much about them and picked the right ones, and it's amazing technology, and it's an amazing future we're kind of stumbling into.
	I know we've been going for a while, so I'm going to look for more questions, but we're going to probably wind this down.
	But I want to know if...
	Do you have the philosophy that you can actually keep money in crypto?
	Because at least I heard earlier on that you shouldn't park money.
	The way you park money in a bank account, you shouldn't park money in cryptos.
	You should move it around or cash in and cash out kind of thing.
	I see it as two different things.
	I see the cryptos as being our future money.
	It's like parking money in money.
	If you did that with Bitcoin, you might be kicking yourself.
	It started at a couple pennies and is now $5,000.
	You don't know when the big jumps are going to come.
	I was buying Ethereum when it was $7 and all of a sudden it jumped to $300.
	Had I been jumping around, I might have missed that move.
	My philosophy is pick the right cryptocurrencies Just a handful, just a few of them that you think are the right ones, the right ones for you and what works for you.
	If you want secrecy, go with Monero.
	If you want speed, go Litecoin.
	And then pick the right platforms that you want, like Ethereum.
	I love Ethereum.
	I've got a lot of information from the Ethereum platform and all the companies that are being invented on that.
	And then pick some companies.
	Pick some companies that are going to change the world like ADEX and there's one Salt Lending that's like a blend between the old banking system and the new banking system.
	Veritasium.
	Omizigo is going to change the way China and Asia does business.
	I mean there's some amazing companies that really will displace their disruptive technologies that will displace these criminal banksters.
	Some of the gold and silver buds are All anti-crypto.
	And I'm like, this is what we've been praying for.
	Something to take out the banksters.
	Because obviously gold and silver haven't been able to do it for the past hundred years.
	But the cryptocurrencies can do it.
	And it can give us something to go to after the old system crashes.
	Not easily.
	It's not going to be easy.
	But we can transfer over and make the transition out of the old system into something that is understandable and is truthful and is honest.
	And that's what I'm excited about.
	Okay.
	Let's see.
	Someone said...
	Someone asked...
	Oh, I know.
	They're talking about, like, I guess, I don't know, some kind of crash or whatever.
	During that time, do you think Bitcoin or all of these cryptos, will they be affected by a crash?
	And if so, how would that happen?
	It...
	And the way it could happen is that most of the companies that deal in cryptocurrencies, the exchanges, the online wallets, things like that, they're all companies that function in the unbacked fiat monetary system that we live in.
	So yes, they may be in exchange, but all their employees get paid in US dollars or yuan or yen or whatever.
	If their banks go down, they might freeze up that exchange or those wallets, and you might not ever get your crypto out.
	So it's very important, just like gold and silver, not to have your crypto in anybody else's possession.
	Make sure you have your cryptos in your own possession.
	Don't keep them in online wallets.
	You can print out paper wallets.
	You can have hardware, like a Trezor.
	We got one right over here.
	Right here, you can keep a billion dollars on this little thing.
	You can keep millions of dollars on a little piece of paper.
	A wallet is two things.
	It's your public address where people can send you Bitcoin.
	And it's your private key.
	Your private key opens your wallet.
	The private key is the one you don't want anybody to have.
	So you can even memorize them and keep them in your brain.
	And store all your cryptos.
	And then you can get tortured and...
	No, I was just kidding.
	Well, right.
	Well, no, that's another part of it.
	It's like owning physical silver and gold.
	Keep them outside of where anybody can find them.
	I'm a public person, so I can't store any of them at home.
	But other people, no one's going to know you have a crypto.
	No one's going to know you have gold and silver.
	For the most part, unless you go on YouTube like a crazy idiot like me and say, hey, I got crypto and gold and silver.
	Okay, so do these companies, I mean, I have an account, but I don't know where to store my key type of thing.
	Do they send it to you?
	Do you have to ask them to send it to you?
	You know, that little thing you have.
	I think you're mixing them.
	The companies aren't the cryptos.
	The companies are companies that have online exchanges.
	I know that exchange.
	I know, but where is this key thing?
	The company holds your cryptos for you.
	That's the problem.
	So if that company goes down, you're going to lose your cryptos.
	Right.
	So how do you get your key from the company?
	You don't get it from the company.
	You transfer your cryptos out of the company to your own wallet.
	And you can get a wallet by printing out a wallet.
	There's online places where you can print out a wallet that factors out what your private key and what your public key is.
	Places like MyEtherWallet or Ethereum.
	So anything Ethereum-based or Ethereum tokens can be stored on MyEtherWallet.
	And to do that, they have a function where you just print out your wallet.
	And it factors in, it determines how the wallet The codes are relative to each other.
	That's the cryptography part.
	And so it's got a program that figures out the cryptography that's impossible to break, almost impossible to break.
	That's the SHA-256 or whatever it is.
	And so you print out your wallet, which is only two addresses, and that's the only copy you have.
	It's like holding a, you know, if you have $10,000 worth of crypto, you have a $10,000 bill right there.
	And that's the only place in the world your cryptos are stored.
	So you can make a copy of it, you can put it on, you can transfer it to one of these, a Trezor wallet that has the same thing.
	It has a public code, it has a public key and a private key.
	And how does it get read?
	Well this, you just plug it into your computer and then you go to their site, the Trezor site, and then you can get your public and private key and then you can send it.
	Usually you have to bring it back online To send cryptos to someone else that you hold offline.
	It gets a little complicated, but the more you do it, the more comfortable you feel with it.
	But I do think if you have some cryptos being held by an online company, you should get them offline.
	And I can help you with that, or Cliff can help you with that, or you can find people who...
	And if you go to YouTube, you can just say, okay, how do I get my Bitcoin offline?
	And they'll show you how to print out a wallet.
	YouTube is...
	It's an amazing tool, a learning tool for cryptos because they're all techniques and they love to do YouTube videos.
	You can find anything crypto-related.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Yeah.
	Fair enough.
	All right.
	Well, I don't see any new...
	I'm looking for new questions right here and I'm seeing comments, but I'm not actually seeing any...
	I think we've kind of covered this in a...
	At least for the moment, pretty well.
	Alright, so in terms of investigation and in terms of the kind of thing you do, I'm kind of curious now about you.
	In the sense that you have this area that you kind of really sussed out and you've done quite a bit of investigation in.
	What is your future investigations?
	Where are you looking next?
	The last two years, the majority of my work, I've Pretty much figured out what's going on with silver and gold.
	The last two years, it's been cryptos.
	I'm investigating the companies to invest in, what's going on with them, and the transition, how it's going, the fight between the good guys and the bad guys behind the scenes.
	When things come out, like this coming up thing with the JFK release of the documentation.
	If Hillary Clinton was in there, it would never get pleased.
	It wouldn't be seen for another 25 years.
	But she's not in there.
	And who's controlling Trump is the question.
	That's a question a lot of people have.
	I don't know.
	But I do know that there's a battle going on behind the scenes.
	Well, along those lines then, what do you think about the Vegas shooting?
	Because we know this was orchestrated.
	I believe this is part of the financial battle.
	You can't get around it because Vegas is a financial town, you know?
	Well, you have the head of The hotel, the owner of MGM, was selling all his shares the month before, and you got all kinds of videos of people shooting on the ground.
	I mean, the whole thing, it's really interesting that this is such a poorly executed false flag at this specific time when, if the JFK files come open and say, what is going on with our FBI and our CIA? And oh, by the way, what's going on with 9-11?
	Maybe they did this all over the place.
	And what's going on in Vegas?
	Why are they lying to us every time we turn around?
	So I think the timing of it is very interesting and very important.
	And I think everything's going to get ripped open over the next few months.
	And I'm really excited about that.
	And a lot of the truth that has been hiding We'll come forth, and it'll cause chaos, but I think we're ready for a little chaos just to get to some truth and honesty.
	All right.
	That's actually a good comment.
	I appreciate that.
	I can see where that...
	You know, I think humans, when you push them up against a wall, get real creative, and so that's not a bad thing.
	We invented Bitcoin.
	We invented the cryptocurrencies.
	We invented a way to get out of the old system and into something new.
	All right.
	Cool.
	Okay, Bix, it's great to talk to you.
	I'd like to have you back in the future.
	If you come across something and you want to get it out there, and obviously you've got your own channel, you can do it there.
	But if you want to come on my channel and share it with my audience, I appreciate it.
	I'd love to.
	This is very fun.
	Okay, cool.
	So, have a great night, and everyone take care, and I think that's it for this week.
	I've been really churning out these videos, one right after the other, actually.
	A lot of shows this week, so stay tuned, and please go to Camelot, my YouTube channel, and watch the shows I've been doing, because they're really interesting, fascinating stuff.
	And we'll do more next week.
	Thank you again, Bic.
	Bix, you know, I will be in touch with you and maybe you can give me some good advice.
	And, you know, stay in there.
	It's great to come across a guy like you.
	So thank you, Cliff High.
	Keep up the fight, too.
	Keep up the fight.
	Thank you.
	Will do.
	No doubt about it.
	And thank you, Cliff High, for the reference because he's the one who connected us.
	That's good.
	Okay?
	All right.
	Take care.
	Good night.
	All right.
	Good night.
	Okay, everyone.
	Thanks a lot for watching.
	It's been quite interesting, fascinating, I can say, and I hope you enjoyed it.
	And I think we had quite a substantial audience here tonight.
	I do want to recommend my latest videos, as I said, so please do pay attention and go and watch them.
	And I've got one in particular where I just kind of spent an hour and a half talking nonstop by myself.
	So that's the one that's called What's Really Going On.
	That's that one.
	So I think you'll find that quite fascinating if you haven't seen it already.
	Otherwise, everyone take care and have a great night and a great weekend.
	All right.
	So take care.

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