English transcript

If you go back to 9-11, and when Wesley Clark said we're going to invade seven countries in

five years, what you were talking about were the countries where those central banks were not on

board to do programmable money, and their governance structures were not on board with

essentially, you know, because of Epstein, I'll call it the Rockefeller Rothschild model,

there was an effort to say, okay, we're going to basically assert control of the central banks in

those countries. That's my interpretation, and I think one of the reasons we're seeing so much

tension around Iran is because Iran right now is the big leakage in the system.

How? It's not about their nukes? No. So well, you know, Iran's central bank counts,

one of the reasons it counts is because their oil and energy is very important, including for China,

and that's very important in the BRIC system. What the BRIC system is trying to do is to create

independent payment systems. But if you're going to come out with programmable money,

with digital IDs that are interoperable globally, and programmable money that controls in each

jurisdiction centrally, you can't afford leakage. And so you've got way too much leakage in the

system to proceed with what they're trying to do, and Iran is, and the BRIC nations are a sticking

point. And certainly Iran's oil, you know, feeding China gives China greater independence.

So you think that one of the motives behind toppling all these governments was the creation

of the control grid we're talking about now? Right. So if you go back, so you have the wonderful

Richard Warner on your show, and Richard has a book called The Princes of the Yen,

which is about the sort of effort to take over the Japanese central bank. And I think what

you're looking at, I think part of the state of play with both Russia and Iran

is how are you going to make sure that those central banks are entirely in the system?

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