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Mayer Amschel Rothschild

Mayer Amschel Rothschild

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Sep 28, 2026

Jay DyerHOST
20:55
Nobody wants to actually... discuss the issues i'll tell you why because everybody's looking for a lot of rage bait conspiracy gibberish right jang is doing the same thing that candace did where you just sort of come up with and repeat some trademarked actually not trademark ripped off conspiracy theory every few weeks and then you push that and it's whoa minds are blown right it's just so stupid it's so low tier too So let's take a look at some of the highlights of the debate.
Jay DyerHOST
21:29
I already, I'm pretty sure Nick started talking about the Rothschilds too, because I've been doing Rothschild reports.
Jay DyerHOST
21:36
I'm not saying he got that from me.
Jay DyerHOST
21:37
I'm just saying.
Jay DyerHOST
21:39
We focused on that in the last month heavily when I read the Rothschilds biography and then we're reading another Rothschilds book.
Jay DyerHOST
21:47
I mean, that's a lot more sensible than whatever nonsense Zhang talks about, but let's see where it goes.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:55
to Jack Neal, who I can't stand.

9 MINS LATER

Jay DyerHOST
30:51
Yeah.
FreddieGUEST
38:33
Fun to say.
FreddieGUEST
38:35
Wolf Solomon Schnapper had, uh, yeah, a daughter named Guttel, and this is who Mayer Amschel Rothschild married.
FreddieGUEST
38:42
Um, he, Mayer did have, you know, some rules for the family.
FreddieGUEST
38:48
Um, in 1812, right before Mayer died, uh, he set three rules for the House of Ro- Rothschild.
Jay DyerHOST
20:51
And first and foremost, that would be commerce or trade.
Jay DyerHOST
20:54
So all purchases, all transactions must be cataloged, must be known, must be tracked and traced, even down to, if you remember, Biden was doing something like wanting to get people to report on selling something over 500 just just crazy levels of um almost you could say panopticon surveillance a kind of nanny state where everything is is essentially watched managed and controlled and um this is closely connected to obviously not just industry but the banking system right and so in our day the banking system is really what dominates ever since you could say the paribas system of the rothschilds and then their bank of england model which is the paribas system of france taken and sort of copied and pasted elsewhere same model you get in the u.s with our banking system of the federal reserve jp morgan which through august belmont was kind of a front of the rothschilds And their syndicate, that's their own terminology, as we just saw in the Rothschild's biography that we read.
Jay DyerHOST
22:03
So the syndicate, the banking syndicate, is really what has the most power, you could say, in the 20th century in terms of sort of dictating policy at Brighton Woods, the post-World War II consensus system of the dollar, the world reserve currency as a dollar.
Jay DyerHOST
22:21
That's all dictated out of the banking elite.
Jay DyerHOST
23:31
And the banking system kind of functions as a kind of parasitical organization, you could say, to essentially manipulate those currencies and those transactions and that commerce.
Jay DyerHOST
23:41
Thus, you can see that technocracy and banking and the banking power also have a necessary sort of alliance or affinity because if you're a banking elite, you would want to know all transactions as well and track and trace them for all kinds of reasons to where to move the money, where the next conflict is going to be, how to prop from the conflict.
Jay DyerHOST
24:01
Again, that's the Rothschild's Waterloo Epstein model.
Jay DyerHOST
24:05
So essentially industry, trade, banking, and the whole sphere of economics is what we are dominated by, at least since probably the, you know, scientific revolution and the Enlightenment.

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