Discussion on Globalist Control and Banking
It's true.
There was a globalist network-
Yeah, yeah
... that has an agenda.
Yeah. They're, they're, they're globalist people.
Um, and
this agenda is, is not actually good for, for most
people, um, for ordinary people, and for most countries, and that's
why they need traitors that help them.
What, but what, what, who are these people and what do they want?
Are they just enriching themselves?
Yes.
They're just stealing everything.
Well, uh, I think it's about control, and, and in a
way, it, it is embedded in the history of banking
and central banking.
So we, you know, we don't really have to leave
that path very much to find answers.
Because what happened is that throughout history,
those who first understood, you know, the tricks that are used
by banks, and, you know, it was kept a secret for centuries-
Yeah
... how banking works. Um, and those who knew this, of
course, could take advantage, and they did take massive advantage,
and that made them very powerful to the extent that kings and
princes and, you know, monarchs were becoming
indebted to them,
and that always means you can extract some other things than just
money. Yes, money, and it's best to lend to the sovereign
because
they can tax the people to pay. So the introduction of central
banks always goes hand in glove with the introduction of
taxes, new taxes, income tax, and so on.
When the Fed was created, they created the federal income tax,
which didn't exist
before. 'Cause somebody's gotta pay the interest
on that national debt, which is
gonna pile up the moment you tell the government, "Well, we're gonna create
money for you, and you're gonna borrow the money at
interest."
Right? So, so that's been the, the, the system.
And so you, you have basically
people who understand the system and essentially a small
number of dynasties that did really well over, over the years,
over the centuries.
Um, while d- for centuries this has been, you know, the mechanics
have been very little known
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