Discussion on Financial Slavery and Economy
It wasn't really about race.
No, it wasn't.
It really wasn't about antisemitism. It was about the banks.
It was about the economy. It was about escaping financial
slavery, and it was the only system-
Mm
... that has ever done it in modern political
thought.
What were the results? People can look this up themselves.
So we went from, like, the worst economy to the best economy-
Yes
... in several years in the entire world.
They, they made him the Time Magazine-
Just booms
... Man of the Year. It was incredibly...
It, it was recognized as an incredible act.
Yep.
And they did it without a fight, actually.
Mm-hmm.
They did it on- You know, like I was telling you yesterday, it
was just a decision.
We can decide to not be slaves tomorrow.
But the reason that this is demonized, the reason I have to say our uncle
instead of his name-
Yeah
... is because of financial slavery.
Yeah.
The freedom-
This is the heart of it
... of financial slavery.
He believed in his people-
Right
... but he didn't have a hatred towards other
people.
He just wanted Germany to be Germany.
He was allied with all, uh, more non-whites-
Mm
... than, uh, anyone else.
Exactly. Muslim countries, Japan.
They don't want you talking about it, 'cause if you start looking into it,
you see
it's the banking. I already kinda knew it, but reading through the Epstein files-
Mm-hmm
... it was all how he was directly tied in with the banks.
Mm-hmm.
And then at one point, even with the, uh, stock market inflation thing, where he
goes, "This is how the Jew makes money.
Let the goyim work." That's his words, and it's just stock market inflation and
banking. That's, like, the root of the power
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